anaheim-gazette 1910-07-28

NOTICE OF Primary Election In accordance with Section 10 of an Act of the Legislature approved March 24th, 1909 entitled, "An Act to provide for and regulate primary elections, and providing the methods whereby electors of political parties may express their choice at such primary elections for United States Senator", I do hereby give notice that nomination papers have been filed for the following named persons for the offices designated and under the party designation as herein stated together with their post office addresses to-wit: REPUBLICAN PARTY Governor. ALDEN ANDERSON, Hotel Sacramento Cal. CHARLES FORREST CURRY, Secretary of State's Office, Sacramento, Cal. NATHANIEL ELLERY, 1116 P street, Sacramento, Cal. HIRAM W. JOHNSON, 858 Milla Building, San Francisco, Cal. PHILIP A. STANTON, Los Angeles, Cal. Lieutenant Governor. BERT L. FARMER, 163 West Forty Second Street, Los Angeles, Cal. RICHARD FERRIS, 1662 West Adams Street, Los Angeles, Cal. FRANCIS V. KEESLING, 1409 Chronicle Building, San Francisco, Cal. ALBERT J. WALLACE, 2157 Harvard Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court: WILLIAM P. JAMES, 1131 Magnolia Avenue, Los Angeles Cal. HENRY A. MELVIN 1363 Sixth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. M. C. SLOSS, 3498 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal. CURTIS D. WILBUR, 822 South Al- J. C. METZGAR, 606 Spurgeon Street, Santa Ana, Cal. CHRIS P. PANN, Huntington Beach, Cal., R. D. 1. Assessor. W. M. SCOTT, 504 1-2 N. Main Street, Santa Ana, Cal. A. I. STEWART, Fullerton, Cal. FRANK VEGELY, 1404 N. French Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Tax Collector. J. C. LAMB 105 Orange Avenue, Santa Ana, Cal. Recorder. GEO. E. PETERS, 110 West First Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Coroner and Public Administrator. GEO. S. SMITH 916 French Street, Santa Ana, Cal. THEO. A. WINBIGLER, 207 East Ninth Street, Santa Ana, Cal. County Superintendent of Schools. L. A. DURFEE, 541 E. Chapman St., Orange, Cal. R. P. MITCHELL, 1250 W. Third Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Surveyor. J. L. McBRIDE, 1611 E. Fourth Street, Santa Ana, Cal. CHAS. R SCHENCK, 314 E. Santa Clara Avenue, Santa Ana, Cal. Supervisor, First District. H. E. SMITH, 919 Washington Avenue, Santa Ana, Cal. A. C. TIEDE, 1005 W. Washington Avenue, Santa Ana, Cal. Supervisor, Second District. J. H. EDWARDS, Westminster, Cal. JEROME FULSOM, Garden Grove, Cal. T. B. TALBERT, Huntington Beach Cal. Supervisor, Third District. BERT A. ANNIN, Fullerton, Cal. H. H. HALE, Fullerton, Cal. Supervisor, Fourth District. FRED W. STRUCK, Orange, Cal., R. D. 2. HENRY TERRY, 1824 E. Chapman Street, Orange, Cal. Supervisor Fifth District. GEO. W. ANGLE, 1402 W. Third St., Santa Ana, Cal. U. C. HOLDERMAN, Tustin, Cal. ROBERT SPEED, Santa Ana, Cal., R. D. 4. Justice of the Peace, Santa Ana Township. Auditor. ED TEDFORD, Santa Ana, Cal. Treasurer. J. C. JOPLIN, Santa Ana, Cal. Coroner and Public H. E. W. BARNNE nue, Santa Ana, County Superintendent B. F. BESWICK, Santa Ana, Cal. Supervisor First M. NISSON, N.Ana, Supervisor Second R. L. DRAPER, D. 3. STERLING PRIG R. D. 3. C. W. WARNER Cal. Supervisor Third D. S. LINEBAR Supervisor Fourth W. A. DYER, Cal. Supervisor Fifth JASPER LECK, Justice of the Peac Township. S.T.RUTHERF Santa Ana, Justice of the Peac JAMES FULLER man Street Org J.A.PFEIFFER Orange, Constable,Santa An R.E.DICKINSO Santa Ana,Cal. C.E.JACKSON, Santa Ana,Cal. Constable,Huntingt S.Nestling C.F.SORENSON, Cal. GOVERNOR. Lieutenant Governor. BERT L. FARMER, 163 West Forty Second Street, Los Angeles, Cal. RICHARD FERRIS, 1662 West Adams Street, Los Angeles, Cal. FRANCIS V. KEESLING, 1409 Chronicle Building, San Francisco, Cal. ALBERT J. WALLACE, 2157 Harvard Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. WILLIAM P. JAMES, 1131 Magnolia Avenue, Los Angeles Cal. HENRY A. MELVIN 1363 Sixth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. M. C. SLOSS, 3498 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal. CURTIS D. WILBUR, 822 South Alvarado Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Secretary of State. FRANK C. JORDAN Auburn, Cal. H. S. MORROW State Department of Engineering, Sacramento, Cal. FRANK H. MOUSER, 243 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, Cal. FLORENCE J. O'BRIEN The Chico Enterprise, Chico Cal. WALTER D. WAGNER, 437 Seventh Street, San Bernardino, Cal. Controller. FRANK MATTISON, 15 Ocean View Avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal. A. B. NYE Office of State Controller, Sacramento, Cal. Treasurer. W. R. WILLIAMS, Fulton Hotel, Fresno, Cal. Attorney General. FRANK McGOWAN, Humboldt Bank Building, San Francisco, Cal. U. S. WEBB, 1512 Masonic Avenue, San Frascisco, Cal. Surveyor General, WILLIAM C. ALBERGER, 2506 Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal. WILLIAM STEPHEN KINGSBURY State Capitol, Sacramento, Cal. Clerk of Supreme Court. WM. H. BEMISS, 200 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, Cal. FRANK L. CAUGHEY, Ukiah, Cal. ROBERT HARRISON FITZGERALD 4201 J Street, Sunset District, San Francisco, Cal. B. GRANT TAYLOR Mountain View Road, Saratoga, Santa Clara County, Cal. Superintendent of Public Instruction. EDWARD HYATT, State Capitol, Sacramento, Cal. ALLISON WARE, 455 Buena Vista Avenue, San Francisco Cal. Superintendent of State Printing. CHARLES FRANKLIN McDONALD, 602 Berendo Street, Los Angeles, Cal. GRATTAN D. PHILLIPS, 2612 Webster Street, San Francisco, Cal. FRIEND WM. RICHARDSON, 1614 Walnut Street, Berkeley, Cal. WILLIAM W. SHANNON Office of Superintendent of State Printing Sacramento, Cal. CARLOS L. SMART Whittier, Cal. WALTER B. THORPE, 2227 K Street, Sacramento, Cal. United States Senator. EDWIN A. MESERVE, 511 American Bank Building, Los Angeles, Cal. A. G. SPALDING Point Loma, San Diego Cal. JOHN D. WORKS, 2720 Normandale Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Associate Justice of the District Court of Appeal, Second District. FRANK F. OSTER, 774 D Street, San Bernardino, Cal. VICTOR E. SHAW Los Angeles Cal. Member State Board of Equalization, Supervisor, Third District. BERT A. ANNIN Fullerton, Cal. H. H. HALE Fullerton, Cal. Supervisor Fourth District. FRED W. STRUCK Orange, Cal., R. D. 2. HENRY TERRY 1824 E Chapman Street, Orange, Cal. Supervisor Fifth District. GEO. W. ANGLE 1402 W. Third St., Santa Ana, Cal. U. C. HOLDERMAN Tustin, Cal. ROBERT SPEED Santa Ana, Cal., R. D. 4. Justice of the Peace, Santa Ana Township. JOHN B. COX 1628 Bush Street,Santa Ana,Cal. ED SMITHWICK 1219 N Broadway,Santa Ana,Cal. Justice of the Peace Westminster Township. S.E.CHAFFEE Garden Grove,Cal. Justice of the Peace Huntington Beach Township. J.W.SHIRLEY Huntington Beach,Cal. Justice of the Peace Los Alamitos Township. WILL R.MCALLEP Los Alamitos,Cal. Justice of the Peace San Juan Township. JOHN LANDELL San Juan Capistrano,Cal. Justice of the Peace Orange Township. SAMUEL ARMOR 208 W Chapman StreetOrange,Cal. E.D.JONES 156 S Shaffer StreetOrange,Cal. Justice of the Peace Anaheim Township. J.S.HOWARD 216 Claudina Street,Anaheim,Cal. Justice of the Peace Fullerton Township. H.E INSKEEP FullertonCal.B.F.KENNEY FullertonCal.P.A.SCHUMACHER 214 N Spadra StreetFullerton,Cal Justice of the Peace Buena Park Township。 D.W.HASSON Buena Park,Cal.Justice of the Peace Yorba Township。 AUGUST LEMKE AnaheimCal.,R.D.3 Constables Santa Ana Township。 E.W.BOYNTON 702 E Pine Street,Santa Ana,Cal LAFAYETTE FLOOD 609 E Sixth Street,Santa Ana,Cal CLINTON IMES 419 1-2 N Main St,Santa Ana,Cal Constable Westminster Township。 JOHN M.CLARK Westminster,Cal Constable San Juan Township。 MIGUEL YORBA San Juan Capistrano,Cal Constable Anaheim Township。 JOHN KELLENBERGER 311 N Olive Street,Anaheim,Cal Constable Orange Township。 GEO LOGAN JACKSON,S.Grand StreetOrange,Cal H.A.MILLER 245 S Lemon StreetOrange,Cal G.L.NILES 2024 E Chapman St.,Orange,Cal Constable Fullerton Township。 CHAS YOUNG Fullerton,Cal Constable Yorba Township。 GUADALUPE R MANZO AnaheimCal.,R.D.3 Constable Buena Park Township。 Santa AnaCal C.E.JACKSONSanta AnaCal Constable Westminster S.D.BRENTLINECal Constable Huntington Township。 C.F.SORENSONCal Socialist Governor。 J. STITT WILSO Road,Berkeley,Cal Governor。 SIMEON PEASEeighteenth StreetOaklake And I do further primary election wi day August 16th designated polling polition polls must be of the morning of the morning and must be at clock of the afternoon when the polls are notice is further shall be opened at purpose herelnbefore following named per pointed Inspectors,Ballot Clerks at sale Anahein Polling Place-Cit Judges-H.Oelker Inspectors-F.H.Enearl Clerks-G.J Stockmacher Ballot Clerks-Ma Backs Jr. Anahein Polling Place-Back Judges-Fred Mic Scott Inspectors-J.J.Mebelung Clerks-Oscar Backs Jr.Ballot Clerks-F.O Weisel. Bay C Polling Place-Pavilion Judges-E George W.Palla Inspectors-James E.Jessee Clerks-Elmer T.V Ward Ballot Clerks-C and J.R.Wardlow. Buena Polling Place-Bu House Judges-George B.Newcomb Inspectors-George E.Lucas Clerks-Hugh La R CARLOS L. SMART, Whittier, Cal. WALTER B. THORPE, 2227 K Street, Sacramento, Cal. United States Senator. EDWIN A. MESERVE, 511 American Bank Building, Los Angeles, Cal. A. G. SPALDING, Point Loma, San Diego Cal. JOHN D. WORKS, 2720 Normandie Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Associate Justice of the District Court of Appeal, Second District. FRANK F. OSTER, 774 D Street, San Bernardino, Cal. VICTOR E. SHAW, Los Angeles, Cal. Member State Board of Equalization, Fourth District. BRINTON BLAKE GREGORY, 1352 West Thirtieth Place, Los Angeles, Cal. JEFF McELVAINE, 722 D Street, San Bernardino, Cal. Railroad Commissioner, Third District. JOHN M. ESHLEMAN, El Centro, Cal. THEODORE SUMMERLAND, 952 Georgia Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Representative in Congress, Eighth District. LEWIS R. KIRBY, 3160 Fifth Street, San Diego, Cal. SYLVESTER C. SMITH, Bakersfield, Cal. Member of the Assembly, 77th District. CLYDE BISHOP, Santa Ana, Cal. O. H. COULTER Santa Ana, Cal. Sheriff. C. E. RUDDOCK, Fullerton, Cal. HOWARD A. WASSUM, Santa Ana, Cal., R. D. I. District Attorney. S. M. DAVIS, 1225 French Street, Santa Ana, Cal. L. A. WEST, 2114 N. Broadway, Santa Ana Cal. County Clerk. P. H. KRICK, 315 N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, Cal. W. B. WILLIAMS, 1340 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, Cal. Auditor. CAL D. LESTER, 816 Bush Street, Santa Ana, Cal. FRANK S. TRICKEY 319 W. Third Street, Santa Ana Cal. Treasurer. CARL L. CONWAY, Orange; Cal., R. D. I. Constable, Anaheim Township. JOHN KELLENBERGER, 311 N. Olive Street, Anaheim, Cal. Constable, Orange Township. GEO. LOGAN JACKSON, S. Grand Street, Orange, Cal. H. A. MILLER, 245 S. Lemon Street, Orange, Cal. G. L. NILES, 2024 E. Chapman St., Orange, Cal. Constable, Fullerton Township. CHAS YOUNG, Fullerton, Cal. Constable, Yorba Township. GUADALUPE R. MANZO, Anaheim, Cal., R. D. 3. Constable, Buena Park Township. I. D. JAYNES, Buena Park, Cal. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Governor. THEODORE A. BELL, 1079 Dolores Street, San Francisco, Cal. Lieutenant Governor. TIMOTHY SPELLACY, Citizens Bank Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. BENJAMIN F. BLEDSOE, Box A, San Bernardino, Cal. WILLIAM P. LAWLOR, 545 Powell Street, San Francisco, Cal. Secretary of State. SIMEON S. BAYLEY, 2129 Rose St., Berkeley, Cal. Treasurer. TUPPER S. MALONE, 85 Palm Avenue, San Rafael, Cal. Attorney General. J. E. PEMBERTON, Ukiah, Cal. Clerk of the Supreme Court. HIRAM A. BLANCHARD, 844 McKendrie Street, San Jose Cal. Superintendent of Public Instruction. THOMAS H. KIRK, Brunswick Avenue, South Pasadena, Cal. Superintendent of State Printing. D. W. RAVENSCROFT,Petaluma,Cal. Sheriff. THEO. LACY, 1047 W.Fifth Street,Santa Ana,Cal. District Attorney. H.C. HEAD，329 Halesworth Street,Santa Ana,Cal. Polling Place—Bolsa Judges—George W.Palla.Inspectors—James E.Jessee.Clerks—Elmer T.Ward.Ballot Clerks—C.And J.R.Wardlow.Buena Polling Place—Bulge House.Judges—George B.Newcomb.Inspectors—George E.Lucas.Clerks—Hugh La Reunion Jr.Ballot Clerks—Mertt L.Bacon. Delhi Polling Place—Delhi Judges—A.E.Henry Adams.Inspectors—G.W.Hall.Clerks—Dan Boyd Ballot Clerks—C.G.Webster. El Moderate Polling Place—McPherson.Inspectors—W.W.B.Hickey.Clerks—Herbert W.Franzen.Ballot Clerks—Walters Jones. El Toledo Polling Place—Pavilion Judges—W.H.Engl Thompson.Inspectors—W.M.H.Rodger.Clerks—H.W.Swainman.Ballot Clerks—A.B.Ross. Fullerton Polling Place—City Judges—W.T.Brow Inspectors—P.J.D Lane.Clerks—J.M.Wood Ray.Ballot Clerks—W.George Annin. Fullerton Polling Place—Leaning Judges—J.A.Vallock.Inspectors—M.D.B.Wackersheim.Clerks—L.P.Drake ANAHEIM GAZETTE Street, Beach, Street, French Venue, First Street, East Street, Third Street, Santa Venue, Engton Cal. Grove, Beach Cal. Auditor. ED TEDFORD, 1506 W. Fourth Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Treasurer. J. C. JOPLIN, 843 Ross Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Corgner and Public Administrator. H. E. W. BARNES, 121 Orange Avenue, Santa Ana, Cal. County Superintendent of Schools. B. F. BESWICK, 1901 N. Main Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Supervisor, First District. M. NISSON, N. Main Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Supervisor, Second District. R. L. DRAPER, Santa Ana, Cal., R. D. 3. STERLING PRICE, Santa Ana, Cal., R. D. 3. C. W. WARNER, Huntington Beach Cal. Supervisor, Third District. D. S. LINEBARGER, Fullerton, Cal. Supervisor, Fourth District, W. A. DYER, Orange, Cal. Supervisor, Fifth District. JASPER LECK, TUSTIN, Cal. Justice of the Peace, Santa Ana Township. S. T. RUTHERFORD, 514 Pine Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Justice of the Peace, Orange Township JAMES FULLERTON, 406 W. Chapman Street, Orange, Cal. J. A. PFEIFFER 133 N. Grand St., Orange, Cal. Constable, Santa Ana Township. R. E. DICKINSON, 820 Birch Street, Santa Ana, Cal. C. E. JACKSON, 719 W. Fourth St., Santa Ana, Cal. Constable, Westminster Township. S. D. BRENTLINGER, Garden Grove, Cal. Constable, Huntington Beach Township. C. F. SORENSON, Huntington Beach, Cal. Governor. Address. Ballot Clerks—Richard Gregory and Ed Culmer. Garden Grove Polling Place—Woodman's Hall. Judges—W. E Case and John D. Price. Inspectors—H. A. Bon Burant and George R. Reyburn. Clerks—E. M. Christensen and D. W. McDannald. Ballot Clerks—W. L. Jencks and G. T. Ingram. Huntington Beach Polling Place—T. B. Talbert's Real Estate Office. Judges—W. J. Althaver and J. H. Birch. Inspectors—Thomas Cadd and James E. Brunton. Clerks—R. W. Dole and C. A. Bales. Ballot Clerks—Ross D. Brown and G. O. Franklin. Los Alamitos Polling Place—Laurel School House. Judges—A. Philbrick and H. R Williams. Inspectors—George N. Watts and J. D. Shutt. Clerks—H. C. Lawrence and M. F. Reagan. Ballot Clerks—A. W. Jones and F. L. Norton. La Habra Polling Place—La Habra School House Judges—F. D. Chaffee and W. F. Morse. Inspectors—A. W. France and C. A. Nunnamaker. Clerks—S. B. Guthrie and J. G. Launer. Ballot Clerks—S. M. Smith and F. R Aldrich. Laguna Polling Place—Yoch's Hotel. Judges—Oscar Farman and E. B Foote. Inspectors—Thomas F Doyle and P.A Fisher. Clerks—J. J. Thomas and J.M.Shrewsbury. Ballot Clerks—G.W.Stevens and W.R.Edwards. Newport Beach Polling Place—City Hall. Judges—C.A.Barton and A.N.Smith. Inspectors —A.A.Lester and A.Summers. Clerks—F.W.Beckwith and H.A.Peabody. Ballot Clerks—L.H.Wallace and Richard Hynes. Newhope Judges—Charles Ross and J.M.Brown. Inspectors—Frank Ey and A.B.Cooper. Clerks-L.J.Carden and E.S.Baker Ballot Clerks-L.P.Hickox and FernS.Bishop. Santa Ana No. 3 Polling Place-Harris House. Judges-J.S.Wasser and T.Billings Inspectors-Gust Anderson and Elmer Arnold. Clerks-Albert Finley and L.F.Harvey. Ballot Clerks-Henry Cartmell and A.C.Curtise. Santa Ana No. 4 Polling Place-Geo.H.Randall's house, Cor.I7th and C Streets. Judges-Geo.H.Randall and Fred Rohrs. Inspectors-H.H.Bonney and J.A.Wilkes. Clerks-Robert Edgar and F.H.McElree。 Ballot Clerks-M.A.Flood and IsaacE.Lemon。 Santa Ana No. 5 Polling Place-Power's Collar Factory. Judges-George R.Smith and R.S.Cullom。 Inspectors-John Deardorf and J.A.Hankey。 Clerks-Thomas F.Cone and Fred L.Cole。 Ballot Clerks-Lawrence Brown and Fred Taylor。 Santa Ana No. 6 Polling Place-City Hall。 Judges-P.B Glover and R.J.Thompson。 Inspectors-W.B Winans and R.J.Blee。 Clerks-Willis M.Clayton and Tarver Montgomery。 Ballot Clerks-Lawrence A.Bristol and George Carlyle。 Santa Ana No. 7 Polling Place-Richelieu Hotel。 Judges-J.W.T.Kimball and W.L.Duggan。 Inspectors-O.S.Lewis and J.EArmstrong。 Clerks-Charles P.Mattern and A.N.Zerman。 Ballot Clerks-Clyde D Butler and Curtis M.Jordan。 Santa Ana No. 8 Polling Place-Third Street School House。 Judges-T.M.H.Bower and George M.Faul。 Inspectors-Joseph E.Culver和H SOCIALIST PARTY GOVERNOR. J. STITT WILSON, Head of Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. PROHIBITION PARTY GOVERNOR. SIMEON PEASE MEADS, 817 Seventeenth Street, Oakland, Cal. And I do further give notice that a primary election will be held on Tuesday, August 16th, 1910, at the legally designated polling places, that said election polls must be opened at 6 o'clock of the morning of the day of the election and must be kept open until 6 o'clock of the afternoon of the same day when the polls will be closed. Notice is further given that the polls shall be opened at the time and for the purpose hereinbefore named and the following named persons have been appointed Inspectors, Judges, Clerks and Ballot Clerks at said election: Anaheim No. 1 Polling Place—City Hall. Judges—H. Oelkers and F. S. Gates Inspectors—F. H. Fox and J. H. Endell. Clerks—G. J. Stock and A. E. Schumacher. Ballot Clerks—Max Boege and Jos. Backs, Jr. Anaheim No. 2 Polling Place—Backs' Hall. Judges—Fred Mickle and W. W. Scott. Inspectors—J. J. Schneider and Max Nebelung. Clerks — Oscar Renner, and Fred Backs, Jr. Ballot Clerks—F. C. Rimpau and H. V. Weisel. Bay City Polling Place—Pavilion. Judges—V. E. Wilson and G. E. Mansperger. Inspectors—William Keeder and John Devenney. Clerks—R. D. Richards and Robert Gilchrist. Ballot Clerks—J. H. Biagge and Delbert S. Reeder. Bolsa Polling Place—Bolsa School House. Judges—George W. Clement and J. E. Palla. Inspectors—James E Brown and David E. Jessee. Clerks—Elmer T. Worthy and A. M Ward. Ballot Clerks—C. W. Blankenbeckler and J. R. Wardlow. Buena Park Polling Place—Buena Park School House. Judges—George B. Miller and C. H. Newcomb. Inspectors—George B. Warren and H. E. Lucas. Clerks—Hugh La Rue and D. W. Hasen, Jr. Inspectors—Thomas F Doyle and P. A. Fisher. Clerks—J. J. Thomas and J. M. Shrewsbury. Ballot Clerks—G. W. Stevens and W. R. Edwards. Newport Beach Polling Place—City Hall. Judges—C A. Barton and A. N. Smith. Inspectors — A. A. Lester and A. Summers. Clerks-F. W. Beckwith and H. A. Peabody. Ballot Clerks-L. H. Wallace and Richard Hynes. Newhope Polling Place—Fountain Valley School House. Judges—W. A. Jones and P. A. Isenor Inspectors—J. O Harper and J. H Pope. Clerks-V. G. Walker and Walter Lamb Ballot Clerks-J. C. McDowell and Charles F. Ward. Newport Polling Place—Newport School House. Judges-C W Bradbury and Perry Neeley. Inspectors-W S.Babb and A.E Selvidge. Clerks-D W.Ellis and J.H.Dunkin. Ballot Clerks-W J.Harlin and William Armstrong. Olinda Polling Place-Olinda School House. Judges-William Farrand and Marcus Andrade. Inspectors-N L Morey and R.E Ferris. Clerks-R L.Isbell and James McReynolds. Ballot Clerks-J.J.Travis and Sherman Glaze. Olive Polling Place-Olive School House. Judges-Albert S.Adams and U.E.Squires. Inspectors-John T.Carpenter and A.A Lee. Clerks-J.L.Hunton and Walter S.Gregg. Ballot Clerks-Alex Fletcher and Ben Kuchel. Orange No. 1 Polling Place-Dobner Block. Judges-A L.Hitchcock and G.D.Field. Inspectors-W.A.Phillips and J.P.Boring. Clerks-W.C.Lee and J.D.Moore. Ballot Clerks-R.L.Precht and G.C.Gearhart. Orange No. 2 Polling Place-S.A.V.I.Co.Water Office. Judges-G D.Toothaker and Park C.Killifer. Inspectors-S.E Evans and E.W.Camfield. Clerks-H.Wyneken and Daniel Gruell. Ballot Clerks-Leon Shadel and John McCarthy. Orangethorpe Polling Place-Orangethorpe School House. Judges-J.A Clark and H.G.Meiser.Inspectors-L.M.Gardiner and J.H.Hunter. Clerks-E.E Beasley and Fred Pickett. Ballot Clerks-Henry Schulte and B.F Porter. Placentia Polling Place-Placentia School House Judges-B.C.Baxter and Ben Kraemer.Inspectors-C.L.Peeler和Geo.B Ballot Clerks-Lawrence A.Bristol and George Carlyle. Santa Ana No. 7 Polling Place-Richelieu Hotel. Judges-J.W.T.Kimball and W.L.Duggan.Inspectors-O.S.Lewis和J.EArmstrong.Clerks-Charles P.Mattern和A.N.Zerman.Ballot Clerks-Clyde D.Butler和Curtis M.Jordan. Santa Ana No. 8 Polling Place-Third Street School House.Judges-T.M.H.Bower和George M.Faul.Inspectors-Joseph E.Culver和H.N.Rosa.Clerks-Lester W.Slaback和Paul G.Givens.Ballot Clerks-Norman E.Mathews和Harry Adams. Santa Ana No. 9 Polling Place-Mrs.Baker's Barn.Judges-Ed Walte和O.C.Overman.Inspectors-G.Y.Pyeatt和A.K.Cravath.Clerks-J.R.Fowler和John B.Howland.Ballot Clerks-Charles Claytor和Horace Fine. Santa Ana No. 10 Polling Place-A.C.Tiede's Barn,W.Washington Ave.Judges-Walter Greenleaf和Jacob Fisher.Inspectors-J.A.Nunn和William F.Crawford.Clerks-E.A.Clardy和W.CClark.Ballot Clerks-W.W.Henry和Jacob Crownhinshield. Tustin Polling Place-Tustin Bicycle Shop.Judges-A.H Stutsman和D.L.McCharles.Inspectors-O.H Burke和G.A.Phnney.Clerks-Frank C.Stearns和Hugh Day.Ballot Clerks-George B.Prather和L.A.Cock. Trabuca Polling Place-Trabuca School House.Judges-George W.Harris和GusStraw.Inspectors-W.E Adkinson和Geo.Brown.Clerks-A.B.Joplin和MiloStevens.Ballot Clerks-F.B.Rowell和LoulsRobinson. West Orange Polling Place-Southern Pacific Depot.Judges-J.V.Sutton和George Pirle.Inspectors-T.F.Tedford和FredSchlueter.Clerks-Bob C.Northcross和MilesE.Hill.Ballot Clerks-J.A.Smiley和WallaceHight. West Anaheim Polling Place-Perry's Warehouse.Judges-John Bonnet和H.F.Keailher.Inspectors-Charles A.ClockandWilliam Montgomery.Clerks-M.AAndrewsandArchieHenry.Ballot Clerks-F.A ChamberlinandH.M.Wessler. Westminster Polling Place-Westminster SchoolHouse.Judges-Jacob Walton和J.R.Cavanah.Inspectors-G.W Gerhart和Harry B.Anderson。 Polling Place—Bolsa School House. Judges—George W. Clement and J. E. Palla. Inspectors—James E Brown and David E. Jessee. Clerks—Elmer T. Worthy and A. M. Ward. Ballot Clerks—C. W. Blankenbeckler and J. R. Wardlow. Buena Park Polling Place—Buena Park School House. Judges—George B. Miller and C. H. Newcomb. Inspectors—George B. Warren and H. E. Lucas. Clerks—Hugh La Rue and D. W. Hasson, Jr. Ballot Clerks—Merton Cawthon and R. L. Bacon. Delhi. Polling Place—Delhi School House. Judges—A. E. Hendricks and A. A. Adams. Inspectors—G. W. Gwynn and W. S. Hall. Clerks—Dan Boyd and O. A. Stuart. Ballot Clerks—C. G. Tate and R. J. Webster. El Modena Polling Place—McPherson Store. Judges—B. F. Merrill and T. M. Flippen. Inspectors—W. W. Perkins and John B. Hickey. Clerks—Herbert Walker and E. C. Franzen. Ballot Clerks—Walter Helwig and Ed. Jones. El Toro Polling Place—Pavillon. Judges—W. H. English and A. W. Thompson. Inspectors—W. M. Woodhouse and G. H. Rodger. Clerks—H. W. Swartz and J. Osterman. Ballot Clerks—A. Price and J. A. Ross. Fullerton No. 1 Polling Place—City Hall. Judges—W. T. Brown and A. Stovall. Inspectors—P. J. Davidson and Ed. Lane. Clerks—J. M. Woodward and Harry Ray. Ballot Clerks—W. F. Baker and George Annin. Fullerton No. 2 Polling Place—Leander's Store. Judges—J. A. Vail and G. A. Ruddock. Inspectors—M. D. Blackford and W. J. Wickersheim. Clerks—L. P. Drake and C. O. Sayre. Orangethorpe Polling Place—Orangethorpe School House. Judges—J. A. Clark and H. G.Meiser. Inspectors—L. M. Gardiner and J. J.Hunter. Clerks—E. E. Beasley and Fred Pickett. Ballot Clerks—Henry Schulte and B.F.Porter. Placentia Polling Place—Placentia School House Judges—B.C.Baxter and Ben Kraemer. Inspectors—C.L.Peelor and Geo.B.Key. Clerks-S.W.McCollough and William Berkenstock. Ballot Clerks-W.E.McFadden and John Wagner. San Joaquin Polling Place—Myford School House. Judges-W.J.Kelly and William Wilson. Inspectors—William Jeffrey Sr.D.E.King. Clerks-A.J.McFadden and J.L.Glenn. Ballot Clerks-W.C.Jerome and C.H.Maddux. Silverado Polling Place—Silverado School House Judges-A.B.Tiffany and Robert M.Shaw. Inspectors-Joseph Holtz and E.E.Burson. Clerks-Charles S.Mason and J.V.Schulz. Ballot Clerks-J.E.Pleasants and John A Whistler. San Juan Polling Place—Justice's Office. Judges-E.R.Forster and A.L.Swarthout. Inspectors-F.A.Forster and R.H.Butler. Clerks-W.F.Stroshelm and H.Buchheim. Ballot Clerks-Joe Griset and W.O.English. Santa Ana No. 1 Polling Place—Fire Hall. Judges-Joseph Yoch and J.C.Lang. Inspectors-A.J.Wood and J.O.Burbank. Clerks-E.J.Eaton and E.M.Smiley. Ballot Clerks-J.R.Smith and R.C.Burkett. Santa Ana No. 2 Polling Place-Lacy Block on Fifth Street. West Anaheim Polling Place-Perry's Warehouse. Judges-John Bonnet and H.F.Kealher. Inspectors-Charles A.Clark and William Montgomery. Clerks-M.A.Andrews and Archie Henry. Ballot Clerks-F.A Chamberlin and H.M.Wessler. Westminster Polling Place-Westminster School House. Judges-Jacob Walton and J.R.Cavanah. Inspectors-George W.Gerhart and Harry B.Anderson。 Clerks-F.D.Turner and Frank L.Carlyle。 Ballot Clerks-Sherman Buck and A.D.Cleaver。 Yorba Polling Place-Yorba School House。 Judges-J.F.Velasco和D.C.Sanchez。 Inspectors-M.J.Boissercane和G.E.Peralta。 Clerks-R.C.Marquez和P.S.Yorba。 Ballot Clerks-Herman Lemke和John Bush, Jr. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal at the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, this 25th day of July, 1910. W.B.WILLIAMS, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, of the County of Orange, State of California.(SEAL) DISCIPLINE MUST BE PRESERVED Gen.Nelson A.Miles tells this story to illustrate the result of carrying military discipline too far There was a certain colonel who, in the middle of a campaign, was seized with a sudden ardor about hygiene He ordered that all the men change their shirts at once. The order was duly carried out, except in the case of one company, where the privates' wardrobe had been pitilably depleted The captain of this company was informed that none of his men could change their shirts, since they had only one apiece When he reported this fact, the colonel hesitated a moment, then said firmly: "Orders must be obeyed Let the men change shirts with one another." PETITION AND CALL For the Republican County Convention for the County of Orange to Elect Delegates to the Republican State Convention, Select a County Central Committee and Transact Such Other Business as May Properly Come Before It. Republican County Central Committee of the County of Orange, state of California, the governing body of the Republican party a political organization, in the county aloressaid: which said Republican party at the last general election held in and throughout said State and each political subdivision thereof including the said county of Orange polled more than 3 per cent of the entire vote polled and cast at such general election: In meeting assembled in the city of Santa Ana, county of Orange, state of California, this 9th day of June, A. D. 1910, adopted this petition and call, and hereby declares its intention to hold a Republican County Convention in the city of Santa Ana, county of Orange, state of California, on the 27th day of August, A. D. 1910 at two o'clock on said day, and that the delegates duly elected to said county Convention as hereinatter provided for and in accordance with the laws of the State of California, shall constitute the delegates to said convention. That said County Convention is called and will be held for the purpose of electing six delegates to the State Convention of the Republican party to be held in the city and county of San Francisco, on the 6th day of September, A. D. 1910, as apportionment to the county of Orange by the petition and call of the Republican State Central Committee to be the governing body of, and who shall have the control and management of the campaign of, the Republican party in the county of Orange, and who shall hold office until a new County Central Committee shall have been selected, and to make nominations of candidates for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office for the purpose of filling vacancies to be voted for at any special election within said county, and for which purpose said convention is entitled to make nominations for any vacancy for which this convention is entitled to make nominations for public office FOR THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE TO ELECT DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, SELECT A COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE AND TRANSACT SUCH OTHER BUSINESS AS MAY PROPERLY COME BEFORE IT. PICTURES OF THOUGHTS Dr. Baruduc of Paris is the scientist who has been able to snapshot thoughts, writes Mrs. St. Nihal Sing in The Nautilus. One day recently, while he was at work in his darkroom endeavoring to solve a perplexing problem in the development of a picture, by chance he laid his hand on a sensitized plate. This plate, quite by accident, was placed in the bath along with the others. A faint image was pictured upon its surface.The photographer was puzzled. Finally the thought occurred to him that he had rested his hand upon the plate while he was studying. It was just possible, he reasoned, that his thought had been caught and held by the sensitized plate. He determined to experiment with a vise to establishing the truth or falsity of his surmise. Again and again he repeated invariably were the same. The clearness of the image picture on the sensitized plate, he learned, depended upon the concentration of the mind. Always though, the picture of the thought appeared on the plate. Prof. Elmer Gates of Washington, D.C., has demonstrated the same thing in a little different manner. Studying his subjects while they were laboring under every variety of emotion, he discovered that different thoughts produced a distinct chemical change in the human body. He came to this conclusion after a series of careful experiments. In moments of climax of emotion he would have the subjects breathe in a cooled tube. The breath instantly became condensed and Prof. Gates was able to chemically analyze the precipitates thus secured. These analyses showed that the color and character of the precipitate were totally different with the various forms of emotion. The injection of these resultant precipitates into guinea pigs determined that their effects were as diversified as their colors. For instance, the precipitate of the breath of a person thrilled with benevolent thoughts proved to be perfectly harmless when injected into systems of the little animals; the breath of a person laboring under malevolent emotions killed them almost instantly—hatred being found to be probably the deadliest poison known to science. AGE LIMIT OF MAN Some Residents of Balkans May Have Lived 150 Years It is announced by one of the officials of the census bureau that it is not believed that in this age a man ever attained AGE LIMIT OF MAN Some Residents of Balkans May Have Lived 150 Years It is announced by one of the officials of the census bureau that it is not believed that in this age a man, ever attained 130 years or anything approaching that total. Centenarians are very scarce, and 110 years are looked upon as the extreme limit. All claims to a greater age are declared to be fabulous and utterly without documentary or other evidence that is satisfactory. Doubtless those who do reach a very advanced age are few in number, but instances of undoubted veracity are to be found now and in the past. This, of course, eliminates that never-failing crop of negroes and paupers in the almshouses who imagine vain things as to their age, and who talk merely to make a sensation. But there are cases even in this country which reach beyond the limit imposed by the census official, while in Europe there are many more of them. Prince Metchinikoff, undoubtedly the greatest biologist, has devoted much attention to the subject. His researches have covered almost the whole world. He finds that the greatest average age attained by members of the human race is in the Balkans. There are people living in the mountains whose claims to 150 years seem pretty well established. Of course, the records are meager, or lacking, but the claims of the aged are largely confirmed by the living generations in descent from them. It is Metchinikoff's theory that their great age is due to the diet, which is comprised, to a very large extent, of sour milk. He holds that the ferments in certain preparations of sour milk kill the germs in the larger intestines, which is the principal location of those germs that we call old age, and reduce the working powers below the living limit. He thinks that it is possible for us to copy this diet and thus live to a much greater age than now, but so far he hasn't induced many persons to try it. To live 150 years on a diet of sour milk has few attractions to those who like to eat for the sake of their appetites. MICHIGAN'S LAKES Some of Them, Though Very Deep, Have Been Entirely Grown Over Five thousand lakes of all sizes is the proud total claimed by the state of Michigan. Some of them are mysterious bodies, having neither inlet nor outlet, nor so far as can be discovered by sounding, bottom. Many of the smaller lakes, according to Fur News, are slowly growing over and have wide margins of tough sod that will support the weight of a man, although merely resting on water or a thin mud of unknown depth. These margins tremble to the trend and quiver, for many feet around when stepped upon. There are instances where a lake has become entirely overgrown and for so long a period that the surface becomes solid and the existence of water underneath is unsuspected. The Pere Marquette railroad company when building a branch between Grand Rapids and Lansing, returned to the work one morning to find that several rods of roadbed had disappeared during the night and a considerable lake had taken its place. Thousands of feet of timber and many carloads of earth were dumped in before bottom was found. DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE MUST BE ELECTED AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION AS REQUIRED BY LAW ON TUESDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1910, BY BALLOT AS PROVIDED BY THIS PETITION AND CALL, AND THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE HEREBY PETITIONS FOR AND DEMANDS A PLACE ON THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT, AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LAST COLUMN ON SALID BALLOT, WITH AS MANY BLANK SPACES DEFINED BY LIGHT LINES OR RULES 3-8THS OF AN INCH APART AS THERE ARE DELEGATEES TO BE ELECTED FROM THE ELECTION SUBDIVISION IN WHICH SAID BALLOT IS USED, TO THE SALID COUNTY CONVENTION, AS HEREBEFORE APPORTIONED TO THE ELECTION SUBDIVISION BY THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. DELEGATES TO SAID COUNTY CONVENTION MUST BE ELECTED BY WRITING OR PASTING THE NAME OR NAMES OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTOR OR ELECTORS ON THE blank space or spaces provided for ON SAID PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT. THE CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY OF THE REPUBLICAN County Central Committee SHALL MAKE UP AND PREPARE FOR PRESENTATION TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION THE ROLE OF DELEGATEES BY PRECINCTS FROM THE LIST PREPARED BY THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SAID ORANGE COUNTY. ALL NOTICES OF CONTEST MUST BE FILED WITH THE CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY OF THE REPUBLICAN County Central Committee ON OR BEFORE THE 27TH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1910, AT 12 O'clock NOON. THE CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY OF THE REPUBLICAN County Central Committee OF ORANGE COUNTY, STATE OF California, ARE hereby AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED TO MAKE, AUTHENTICATE AND SUPPLY ANY Clerical ERRORS OR OMissions IN THIS PETITION AND CALL, AND TO FILE WITH THE COUNTY Clerk OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF California, THE NECESSARY PETITION CALLING SAID COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, AND TO MAIL A COPY OF THIS PETITION AND CALL TO EACH COMMITTEEAN OF SUCH PARTY IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, AND TO REQUIRE AND DEMAND A PLACE ON THE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT AT THE ENSUING PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THE ELECTION OF DELEGATEES TO SAID COUNTY CONVENTION. WE HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOREGOING PETITION AND CALL AS ADOPTED AT A MEeting BY THE REPUBLICAN County Central Committee OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF California, AT THE CITY OF Santa Ana, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF California, ON Saturday, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1910. J. S. HOWARD, Chairman Republican County Central Committee, County of Orange, State of California. N. A. ULM, Secretary Republican County Central Committee, County of Orange, State of California. These margins tremble to the tread and quiver, for many feet around when stepped upon. There are instances where a lake has become entirely overgrown and for so long a period that the surface becomes solid and the existence of water underneath is unsuspected. The Pere Marquette railroad company when building a branch between Grand Rapids and Lansing, returned to the work one morning to find that several rods of roadbed had disappeared during the night and a considerable lake had taken its place. Thousands of feet of timber and many carloads of earth were dumped in before bottom was found and the road had anything like a firm foundation. The pressure of the displaced water heaved the earth and also cracked it for some distance around, tilting large forest trees, some of which fell. Water came up through these crevices, bringing eyeless fish, both bass and bullheads, convincing certain former skeptics that when any organ of sense or locomotion falls into disuse it degenerates and finally is lost. Probably these fish were the descendants of others that had lived in darkness for ages. A small lake in Bowne township, supposed by the rural folk to be bottomless, swallowed up a full half acre at one gulp a few years ago, and where the slide took place the water is apparently as deep as ever. In the extreme western edge of Ionia county there is a little lake of about three acres in area; it is without any visible feeders or outlet. It is surrounded by woods on the high land, while its margin is grown up to shrubs and flags and grasses peculiar to the ordinary swamp. This is another of the mysterious water holes, termed bottomless, one party having sounded 150 feet without finding bottom. The water is red and unfit to drink and millions of minute particles of vegetable matter are held in suspension and are in commotion as if stirred by force of an undercurrent or boiling springs. The only fish are big-mouthed-bass and bullheads. For all that the water seems to be so swampy in character it does not detract from the flavor of the fish, probably owing to the fact of its being better quality in its lower depths. Nagley's Lake, in Kent county, is formed like a great horseshoe and is about seven miles in circumference. It has been sounded in one place and showed a depth of 250 feet. It has but one insignificant feeder and the natural evaporation must be considered,and yet it has an outlet which flows water sufficient for power to drive a saw mill and grist mill, proving that it is fed by heavy flowing springs that man has never seen. The water is clear blue and cold, and the bottom is hard marl lime.