Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-08-16
pE PETIT YET?
Here Are the Number of Names
You Will Have to Sign Up.

James Il. sullivan, CHIEF clerk OF the
board of election commissioners said
he had received many requests con-
corning the number of signers each
candidate in the nineteenth Cook
county districts must have on his pc.
tition.
The number, he said, Is based on
the vote for governor in 1916. Demo-
Gratis, Republicans and Socialists must
have one.half of / per cent of the
vote cast for their candidate for gov
ernor In that election. Independent
candidates who may file their petit
lions between September 10 and DC.
tober 22 are required to have per
cent.
Mr.. Sullivan announced that in the
nineteenth Cook County districts the
following are the requirements:
First District-Democrat 49, Re-
publican, SO; Socialist, 2; Indepen.
dent, 30.
Second-Democrat, AZ; Republican,
30; Socialist, 8; Independent, 31S.
Third-Democrat, a.; Republican,
go: Socialist, 3; Independent, 437.
Fourth-Democrat So; Republican,
Al: Socialist, a; Independent. 439.
Fifth-Democrat, TO- Republican,
10; Socialist, &; Independent, 748.
Sixth-Democrat, 90; Republican,
11S; Socialist, Is; Independent, 906.
seventh-Democrat, 65; Republican,
1870; Socialist, IL; Independent, 712.
Ninth-Democrat 65; Republican,
1870; Socialist, 6; Independent, 412.
Eleventh District Figures.
acknowledgements 90; Republi-
can, Ill; Socialist, 8; Independent,
S74.
Observation-Disclosures "A; Republi-
can, '95; Socialist, II; Independent,
74S.
acknowledgements 81; Republi.
can, 10; Socialist, 3; Independent, 1877.
Observation-Disclosures, 21; Repub'
lican, 70; Socialist, 2; Independent,
1879.
acknowledgements, 1856; Repub.
lican, 101; Socialist, IS; Independent,
1881.
Twenty -Rrst-Democrat So; Repub.
lican, Sc; Socialist, G; Independent,
| 49S.
ty-third-Democrat, So; Re-
publican, SO; Socialist, II; Indepen
dent, $50.
ty.fifth-Democrat, ia; Re-
publican, 1871; Socialist, 81; Indepen
dent, 1,102.
.seventh-Democrat, A; Re
| publican, 10; Socialist, q; Indepen
dent, 26O.
Observation-Disclosures 49,. Re
! publican, %; Socialist, 3; Indepen
dent, 2S4.
Acknowledgement, 70; Repub
lican, ia; Socialist, 10; Independent
500.
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