The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
State, County and Local Candl'
dates Are Now Committed
to Struggle

off bv sDecial messenger this morning.
The novelty Of the primary law and
the unfamiliarity Of many candloates
with IT'S workings made much trouble,
but the petitions of all candidates LOT
nominations are now in such shape that
The candidates viii be sure of places on
the ballot at the primary election OF
August l6.
FEW REPUBLICAN CONTESTS
For the most part only a few con-
tests for the republican nominations
for county officers are now sharply
defined There is no republican candl-
date against Judge Wells to succeed
himself. No one has dared to challenge
William II. Donahues claim TO be dis
trict attorney for another term, there
not being even a democratic candidate
in the field Sheriff Barnet has no re-
publican opposition and neither has Tax
Collector Barber, superintendent OF
Schools Frick, Public Administrator
AIehrmann and County Surveyor HaVi-
land.
John P. Cook will have to do battle
with Thomas N. Robinson and Harry
/. Boyle to succeed himself az county
clerk John w Motifs succession TO the
recordership is challenged by 6. w.
Bacon. Henry 2. Dalton. the present
assessor. is opposed by /. H. Clay, while
c. J. Lutgen as auditor has a contest
with f. f. Garrison. There are nights
also in both supervisOrial districts
where elections occur this year ". b.
Bridge in the second district has against
him Fred u. Morse. and Joseph M
Kelley's seat Is sought by himself ana
Louis Schaffer. Treasurer Kelly is op-
posed by Edwin Stearns and Coroner
TisdaIe by DR.. T. B. Holmes.
These contests are merely for the
republican nominations The republi-
can majority in the county is so over
whelming that little chance is conceded
2 democrat The democrats have put
IN ticket however. with candidates
Tor q majority of the county offices.
Their petitions were filed this morning
at the county clerks Office by former
Congressman Warren B. English, who
rrOduced from his sack the necessary
SO for each petition. English is run
nfng for county assessor this year.
LIST OF PETITIONS
The following are the nomination
petitions 6led for county and town
ship Offices and members of the legis-
lature:
Judge of the Superior Court-Wm. s. Wells
(rl J. J. ScrivneT. Id.
District Attorney-Wm. II. Donahue, tr)-
County CIerk-John Z. Cook, trl. Thomas NJ
Robinson. trl; Harry L. Boyle, (r); George w
Coaniv' Recorder-John W Mott, (rl; G. W.
Bacon. tr): c. F. Fraser. Id.
Assessor-Benry ?. Dalton, tr); l. H. Clay,
Warren y. EnElSl. tQy.
Auditor-CoDrsd J. Luteen, (r); E. f. Gar
rison. trD; David f. Stuart, (dl.
sherlh-FraRk Barnet, u); Robert Mccall
Tax Tax Coiiector-James B. Barber. G); NJ G.
Treasure Tressarer@M. ]. Kelly (r); Edwin stearns.
SUPERINTENDENT Of schcols-George W. Frick,
G1: T. o. Crawford. Id.
Coroner-Charles i. Iisdaie, r); l. b.
Public administrator-H. B. Mehrmann, (r):
County Surreyor1Perry A Haviland. lrl.
Supervisor md District-W iHian B. Bridge,
(r)s Fred L. Morse. (r).
Supervisor 3rd District NJ Kelley, U);
Louis Schaffer. Ira; r. NJ. Briare. i'd.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Oakland Townsbip-James Q. Quinn. RI. .
Alameda Township-Elmer =. Johnson, rl.
Brooklyn TownshiD-Paul ". Wuthe, RI;
Aaron Turner. (r): William R. Geary, (rD; Bur
Eden ToNnship-Chas. Prowse. lr); D. L.
Todeimicr. (rD; J. N. Frank, Cr)-
Washington Township-SamI SsDdholdt, (r):
2. ;. Fereira. lr,; Champion D. Stivers, p};
Pleasanton ToWnship-P G. Quinn, (r).
slurga7 Iownshp-D- d. Murphy, Ul.
CONSTABLE.
Oakland Township Norris H. Lane. r); H.
Alameda aIa5es'9 Tovnship-AL kim, Cr); Geo. D.
Brooklyn Township-Rarry A. Cramer. (rl;
wm. {. Allen. ,rl Thos D. Carroll, (r); John
". George. trl.
Eden lHWnShiD-ManteI BtTEe. tft- W. J.
Washington TouIlsEip-SaInuei g. Vandervoort
r., GeaTee g. l59ntclho RI Joseph Roderick
(R-l Manuel J. Ik0sc th.i-
Peasanton Township-Iarkin NJ Locke tR. ,
H. Acker (R9-
CITY. JUSTICES or TIE PEACE
Oakland-Geor=e SamueIs r., Ben f. Wool
ner oR.l. Mortimer Smith r.. Edward E. Geh-
ring r..
BerSeley-Roberi Edgar (Ri
STATE SENATOR
Fourteenth districf-George J. Hans tR.l. John
Ralph WILSON tii.i- Frank Otis tIl).
sixteenth dis1rict-Frank ". Leavitt (R.D.
Edward r. TyrreI r.. Hiram A. Iuftress ID
MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY
Fortv-sixth districi-A A. Rogers (R1
Forty-seTenth district-Sumner Crosby fRA
Alfred /. Morgenstern, tRl-
Forty-eighth district-Daniel Ferguson R.l
James T. Feeley (Rl. Robert !. Callahan tR.a.
Foriy-nnfh district-John L. Kelly tR.),
Fiftiei6 dIstiict-Wiiliam c Clark Ca.). Harry
Fifts-first district-James II. Pond R..
frank \. Smith r.. 4. II. Henernan lR).
Hifty-second distTict-8edmond c. Stats
(Rl, g c. Young tR.l.
STATE NOMIN ATIONS
The nomination petitions of the fol-
lowing for state offices were sent to the
secretary Of state:
GOVERNOR
Charles T. Curry (Rt Hiram W johnson
(R.). Nathaniel ElieT lR-), Alden Anderson
fR). Philip A. Stanton tR,. Theodore f. Bell
DD: J, stiH Wilson Isl. simeon Pease
Mesds 9Pl-
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Albert J. Wallace OsJ Bert l. Farmer CR)
Richsrd Ferris r. Francis v. Keesling tR-),
Timothy Spehacy ID J. Marshall W Atwood tP D.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COURT
Henry A. Melvin (Ri. NJ C. Sloss (R). Curtis
r D Wilbur lkl, BENJAMIN r Bledsoe Cd, Viii
liam p Lawlor ID. James Il. Blanchard lP.).
SECRETARY OF STATE
Frank c. Jordan (R.). Walter d. Wagner Or.
Florence ). o. Brien (R.i. Simeon S. Bailey D.,
Iucius c. YaIe fPl
CONTROLLER
Frank Mattison tR-D. A. B. Nye R-), Charles
V. Sturdevant (P.l.
TREASURER
" f. Williams (R.), William p. Fassett Up. J.
Tupper S. Malone lD.1.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
L. S. Webb lTsl, James E. Pemberton DA
Wallace n Pence II. }.
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