Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
.|NDORsE SEEKERS
OF COUNTY JOBS
Executive Committee of Lincoln
Roosevelt League Put on
O. K. Stamps
PREPARE ELECTION LINEUP
RatifiCations Subject to Approval
but No Opposition Is Now
Anticipated
PREPARE ELECTION LINEUP

The county executive committee OF
the Los Angeles Lincoln Roosevelt Re-
publican league, at a meeting held in
the headquarters of the league yester-
day afternoon indorsed candidates for
the pending county and state election.
These Endorsements are subject to the
approval of the county central commit
tee, but no opposition is anticipated.
No recommendations were made for the
offices of county superintendent of
schools oT public administrator, neither
were recommendations or Endorsements
made for the two vacancies in the city
council. Candidates were indorsed,
however, for police judges and justices
of the peace for Los Angeles township.
The meeting was attended by repre-
sentatives from San Bernardino, River
side and Orange counties, including Il.
J. Gilbert secretary of the San Bernar-
dino Lincoln Roosevelt league; Edward
Roberts, San Bernardino; M. c. Butter
terfield, Cotton: H. w. Johnstone, High
land: DR. w. P. Burke, Redlands;
Fred M. West, e. e. Keech and w.
Hale, Orange county, and William Col
lier, Riverside.
The committee which had been ap-
pointed to make recommendations for
nomination as justice of the second ap-
pellate district, reported that the mat
ter of Endorsement for this nomination
should be left to the executive commit
tees of the various counties composing
the Second district. 1t was finally voted
to make no Endorsements for this office.
The executive committee then in
dorsed Jeff McElvaine of San Bernar-
dino as a candidate for the state board
9 linz ha district
Mr.. McElvaines Endorsement was un-
animous and was received with much
applause.
The executive committee then in
dorsed the following candidates, sub
iect to the approval Of the county CEN
trail committee: County clerk, Harry j..
Lelande; county assessor, Edward Hop
kins; county recorder, Charles L. Lo-
gan; sheriff, j. H. De La Monte; county
treasurer, John Hunt; coroner, DR..
Sherwin Gibbons.
Justices of the peace, Los Angeles
township-Frank 8. Forbes, William
Young, Sidney Reeves and George w.
McDill.
Police Judges of the city Of Los An
geles-William Frederickson, William
Chambers, Warren Williams and VIII
liam Traeger, all but the last named
being incumbentS
It was announced by Marshall Slim
son, chairman of the meeting, that
Hiram w. Johnson will pass two weeks
in Southern California on tour which
will embrace nearly all of the principal
towns in Orange, San Bernardino, Riv-
erside, Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa
Barbara counties. Mr.. Johnson will ar
rive in Los Angeles Sunday. May %,
and will start on an automobile tour
May 23 in Orange county.
Meetings to organize assembly dis
trict clubs in the various assembly dis
tricts and to recommend candidates for
assembly will be held at headquarters
of the Lincoln Roosevelt Republican
league. Kemper B. Campbell, secretary
of the county central committee, an
nounces the following schedule of meet
ings for the coming week.
Tuesday p. M, Seventy-fifth as
sembly district; Wednesday, 1 p. M,
Seventy-fourth assembly district;
Wednesday, 4 p. M, Seventieth assem-
bly, district; Wednesday. 8 p. M, Sew
enty-second assembly district; Thurs
day, l p. m. Seventy-third assembly
district; Friday, 8 .. M, Sixty-ninth
assembly district.