anaheim-gazette 1916-04-20

GOVERNOR TRIES TO BOLSTER UP HIS CAUSE HIS RECENT LETTER FAVORING HYDRO-ELECTRIC TICKET IS SIGN OF WEAKNESS NOW SEEKING, UNDER GUISE OF REFORM, TO RETAIN CONTROL OF CALIFORNIA POLITICS Governor Johnson's action in declaring for the Earl Hydro-Electric "United" republican candidates for delegates to the republican national convention, is taken as a sign of weakness on the part of the party wreckers who are making every attempt to betray the republican party. Johnson's statement is answered by the regular republican campaign committee in San Francisco as follows: "In response to the frantic appeal for help from the candidates on the hydro-electric ticket, Governor Hiram W. Johnson has at last been forced into the open and now admits that, although he is registered as a progressive, he is really working for the election of the so-called "United" republican ticket, headed by his lieutenant Guy C. Earl, the special representative of the power companies that have supplanted the Southern Pacific political machine in California politics. "The issue is now sharply drawn. Will the republicans of California be dictated to and dominated by Hiram Johnson not in any sense republicans of any kind. They are, in fact, progressives who are attempting to not only control their own party, but also are trying by fraudulent practice to control the nominations of the republicans. This is the very thing that the primary laws of California were passed to prevent. But there seems to have been no provision to prevent perjury in declaring political affiliation for the purpose of defeating the party affiliated with and the so called "United" republicans are progressives who are taking advantage of this fact to tighten the hold of Hiram Johnson on the offices of the state. That this is true is naively acknowledged by the Fresno Republican which is recognized as the mouthpiece of Johnsonism in its territory." VIOLATING PRINCIPLES OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM Much of the extravagance and most of the inefficiency of the public service under the present administration is due to violation of the principle of civil service reform and disregard of the spirit and letter of the classified civil service law. Although the democratic party was pledged in its platform to maintenance of the merit system in government service, and although President Wilson, as a former officer of the Civil Service Reform League, was pledged to the practice of the principles he professed, yet from the day of its inauguration, this administration ignored its pledges on this subject, and has been utterly oblivious to the demoralizing effect of its policy upon government employees and government service. At every opportunity the democratic congress has set aside the provisions of the classified civil service law and SPECIAL PROCLAMATION IN THE MATTER BUILDING AND BRIDGES IN THE ANGE, AND FOR CONSTRUCTING ROADS IN SAINT REPAIRING COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA WHEREAS, the bridges of the County of Orange been greatly damaged stances carried away. WHEREAS, publicly require and tend to construct and rebuild pair said bridges, struct bridges with ties as such public require, and WHEREAS, the County of Orange poses, or either required therefore be and are too annual income County of Orange. Whereas, the County of Orte February, 1916, adopted a Resolution dering and calling be held in and the Orange, on Wedn May, 1916. Notice: Therefore there has been pursuant to said in each voting County of Orange 3rd day of May, for the purpose of fitted electors of the following pro- 1. The proposition bonds of said Coating and incurringness of said Councertain Ten Thousand Dollars specified as follow: For building in said County building and con- W. Johnson has at last been forced into the open and now admits that, although he is registered as a progressive, he is really working for the election of the so-called "United" republican ticket, headed by his lieutenant Guy C. Earl, the special representative of the power companies that have supplanted the Southern Pacific political machine in California politics. "The issue is now sharply drawn. Will the republicans of California be dictated to and dominated by Hiram Johnson, who has sought on every occasion to destroy the republican party—by disfranchising republican voters four years ago, by perpetrating the primary law of January 1916, which revived the nefarious practice of colonization, and by substituting his personal government in California for orderly party government? "Johnson is now seeking, under the guise of reform, to continue his control of California politics through the medium of subservient interests that have received favors at the hands of the state administration and the elimination of parties by his primary law. "There is only one republican ticket offered for the support of republicans. The so-called "United" ticket is representative of a faction only, as is now plainly evidenced by the governor's admissions. "Do the republicans of California intend to permit themselves to be disfranchised by being misrepresented in the republican national convention? "The regular republican delegation is composed of staunch members of the party against whom no suspicion of domination by any special interest has been directed and who seek harmonious cooperation with all republicans, including the returning progressives. A perusal of the Johnson-Earl ticket shows a large percentage of individuals who are directly obligated to Governor Johnson and his state machine. Five Johnson-Earl candidates are executive officers in power companies operating in this state. "It is no weevident that the Johnson-Earl ticket is a non-compromising self-serving delegation." One Republican Ticket Voters who desire to preserve the republican party in California against the Machiavellian overtures of the Johnson-Earl outfit, which is now masquerading as the "United" republican branch of the party, will do well to keep the delegates representative of the republican party strictly in mind service, and although President Wilson, as a former officer of the Civil Service Reform League, was pledged to the practice of the principles he professed, yet from the day of its inauguration, this administration ignored its pledges on this subject, and has been utterly oblivious to the demoralizing effect of its policy upon government employees and government service. At every opportunity the democratic congress has set aside the provisions of the classified civil service law and filled government positions in accordance with the theory that to the victors belong the spoils. The first act passed by the new administration was at a special session called for the revision of the tariff and in that law, the democratic party exempted from the civil service regulations the deputy collectors to be employed in the collection of the new internal revenue taxes. In the first general deficiency bill, a provision was inserted exempting from the classified regulations, the employees of customs collectors and United States marshals. The federal reserve bank law provided that appointees of the board should be exempt from the classified competitive test. Similar provisions were made regarding the Federal trade commission, and commercial attaches, and presumably will be in the case of a tariff commission if such a body shall be created by this administration. In classifying 45,000 fourth class post offices, this administration pretended to make appointments as the result of a competitive test; and numerous appointments have been made in the rural delivery service, purporting to be conducted in accordance with the spirit of the civil service law, but the fact that the list of eligibles was submitted to democratic congressmen or others holding partisan positions, together with the fact that the department declines to permit inspection of the records, leaves no room for doubt that partisanship rather than merit has been the controlling factor in determining appointments. Every post office inspector appointed by this administration is a democrat. In the last administration such exclusive partisanship in the postal service did not prevail. Where fourth class post offices had been placed in the classified service under the republican administration, the highest man on the eligible list after examination was given the appointment or vice, and although President Wilson, as a former officer of the Civil Service Reform League, was pledged to the practice of the principles he professed, yet from the day of its inauguration, this administration ignored its pledges on this subject, and has been utterly oblivious to the demoralizing effect of its policy upon government employees and government service. At every opportunity the democratic congress has set aside the provisions of the classified civil service law and filled government positions in accordance with the theory that to the victims belong the spoils. The first act passed by the new administration was at a special session called for the revision of the tariff and in that law, the democratic party exempted from the civil service regulations the deputy collectors to be employed in the collection of the new internal revenue taxes. In the first general deficiency bill, a provision was inserted exempting from the classified regulations, the employees of customs collectors and United States marshals. The federal reserve bank law provided that appointees of the board should be exempt from the classified competitive test. Similar provisions were made regarding the Federal trade commission, and commercial attaches, and presumably will be in the case of a tariff commission if such a body shall be created by this administration. In classifying 45,000 fourth class post offices, this administration pretended to make appointments as the result of a competitive test; and numerous appointments have been made in the rural delivery service, purporting to be conducted in accordance with the spirit of the civil service law, but the fact that the list of eligibles was submitted to democratic congressmen or others holding partisan positions, together with the fact that the department declines to permit inspection of the records, leaves no room for doubt that partisanship rather than merit has been the controlling factor in determining appointments. Every post office inspector appointed by this administration is a democrat. In the last administration such exclusive partisanship in the postal service did not prevail. Where fourth class post offices had been placed in the classified service under the republican administration, the highest man on the eligible list after examination was given the appointment or vice, and although President Wilson, as a former officer of the Civil Service Reform League, was pledged to the practice of the principles he professed, yet from the day of its inauguration, this administration ignored its pledges on this subject, and has been utterly oblivious to the demoralizing effect of its policy upon government employees and government service. At every opportunitythe democratic congress has set asidethe provisionsoftheclassifiedcivilservicelawandfilledgovernmentpositionsinaccordancewiththetheorythattothevictobselfthespoils. The first act passed bythenewadministrationwasataspecialsessioncalledfortherevisionofthetariffandinthatlaw,thedemocraticpartylexemptedfromthecivilserviceregulationsthedeputycollectorstobeemployedinthecollectionofthenewinternalrevenuetaxes. Inthefirstgeneralficiencybill,aprovisionwassinsertedexemptingfromtheclassifiedregulations,theemployeesofcustomscollectorsandUnitedStatesmarshals. Thefederalreservebanklawprovidedthatappointeesoftheboardshouldbeexemptfromtheclassifiedcompetitivetest. Similar provisions were made regardingtheFederaltradecommission,andcommercialattaches,andpresumablywillbeinthecaseofatariffcommissionifsuchabodyshallbecreatedbythisadministration. Inclassifying45,000fourthclasspostoffices,theadministrationpretendedtocmakepartitionsastheresultofacompetitivetest;andnumerousappointmentshavebeenmadeintheruraldeliveryservice,purportingtobeconductedinaccordancewiththespiritofthecivilservicelaw,butthefactthatthelistofeligibleswassubmittedtodemocraticcongressmenorothersholdingpartisanpositions,togetherwiththefactthatthedepartmentdeclinestopermitinspectionoftherecords，leavesnoroomfordoubtthatpartisanshipratherthanmerithasbeenthecontrollingfactorindeterminingappointmants.Everypostofficeinspectorappointedbythisadministrationisademocrat. Inthelastadministrationsuchexclusivepartisanshipinthepostsalervicedidnotprevall.Wherefourthclasspostofficeshadbeenplacedintheclassifiedserviceundertherepublicanadministration,thehighestmanontheeligiblelistafterexaminationwassuservedtheappointmentorexaminationoftherecords，leavesnoroomfordoubtthatpartisanshipratherthanmerithasbeenthecontrollingfactorindeterminingappointmants.Everypostofficeinspectorappointedbythisadministrationisademocrat. Inthelastadministrationsuchexclusivepartisanshipinthepostsalervicedidnotprevall.Wherefourthclasspostofficeshadbeenplacedintheclassifiedserviceundertherepublicanadministration,thehighestmanontheeligiblelistafterexaminationwassuservedtheappointmentorexaminationoftherecords，leavesnoroomfordoubtthatpartisanshipratherthanmerithasbeenthecontrollingfactorindeterminingappointmants.Everypostofficeinspectorappointedbythisadministrationisademocrat. Inthelastadministrationsuchexclusivepartisanshipinthepostsalervicedidnotprevall.Wherefourthclasspostofficeshadbeenplacedintheclassifiedserviceundertherepublicanadministration,thehighestmanontheeligiblelistafterexaminationwassuservedtheappointmentorexaminationoftherecords，leavesnoroomfordoubtthatpartisanshipratherthanmerithasbeenthecontrollingfactorindeterminingappointmants.Everypostofficeinspectorappointedbythisadministrationisademocrat. Inthelastadministrationsuchexclusivepartisanshipinthepostsalervicedidnotprevall.Wherefourthclasspostofficeshadbeenplacedintheclassifiedserviceundertherepublicanadministration,thehighestmanontheeligiblelistafterexaminationwassuservedtheappointmentorexaminationoftherecords，leavesnoroomfordoubtthatpartisanshipratherthanmerithasbeenthecontrollingfactorindeterminingappointmants.Everypostofficeinspectorappointedbythisadministrationisademocrat. 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One Republican Ticket Voters who desire to preserve the republican party in California against the Machlavevillian overtures of the Johnson-Earl outfit, which is now masquerading as the "United" republican branch of the party, will do well to keep the delegates representative of the republican party strictly in mind when they vote at the presidential primary May 2. In every possible way the "United" republicans are advertising their saintly intentions of harmony, the while they carry the same old Johnson dirk in their boot tops. They advise the republicans to vote the first twenty-six names appearing on the republican ballot, at the same time inviting democrats, socialists, non partisans and any other registered voter to mark the same delegates, an action completely in accord with Johnsonian principles aided and abetted by the non-partisan law. Republicans, however, will not be fooled in this matter. They will not vote for the list of delegates beginning with Bulla and ending with Collier, but will affix their crosses with the 26 delegates beginning with Bordwell and ending with Chapman, for the latter represent the genuine and only genuine delegates of the republican party. Remember, republican voters, that the tricks that were efficacious in the past will be effacacious again unless you are forwarned against them. The united republicans outfit is the Johnson-Earl outfit, and you know what Johnson did to the republica nvoters in 1912. Perverting The Primary The very fact that those who call themselves the "United" republicans are fighting the entire state organization of the republican party, is of itself the best evidence that they are doubt that partisanship rather than merit has been the controlling factor in determining appointmants. Every post office inspector appointed by this administration is a democrat. In the last administration such exclusive partisanship in the postal service did not prevail. Where fourth class post offices had been placed in the classified service under the republican administration, the highest man on the eligible list after examination was given the appointment, even to the extent of appointing as a postmaster a man who was chairman of the democratic county central committee. The man who is today general superintendent of the railway mail service is a democrat and was a post office inspector in charge of a division under the republican administration. Not one of the heads of bureaus in the post office department under the present administration, had a day's experience in the postal service prior to the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson. The progressive party will have a ticket at the primary election May 2. Governor Johnson is registered as a progressive but no announcement has yet been made as to when he will go on a speaking tour in hebalf of his party's candidates for delegates to the national convention. The governor is much busier trying to control the republican party of California through the medium of his lieutenant Guy C. Earl, the attorney for the Hydro-Electric special interests that are now taking place of the Southern Pacific machine in California politics. One said by the first day of fifth part of sale en the first day during peeling year due bona fide paid, of, and the interest able in gold colored office of the ty of Orange, in California, and interest at the per centum per annually. 2. That the are been and is called the County of Orrn in each votio ph Wednesday 1816 for the purified votes ange, the above讼s. 4. That the electors special election er requirements for respective forth, the followi 1. Shall ors of the Cohorized to issuity to the am and Ten The purpose of b ing bridges in ange." And to the re question shall "Bonds—Yes" voting squares site said words dicate their chai square oppie sire to give. 2. Shall ors of the Cohorized to issuity to the am and Ten The purpose of b ing bridges in ange." And to the re question shall "Bonds—Yes" voting squares posite said wo indicate their chai square oppie sire to give. 3. Shall ors of the Cohorized to issuity to the am and Ten The purpose of b ing bridges in ange." And to the re question shall "Bonds—Yes" voting squares posite said wo indicate their chai square oppie sire to give. 5. That tha NOTICE SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION IN THE MATTER OF BONDS FOR BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING BRIDGES IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, AND FOR REPAIRING, RECONSTRUCTING AND REBUILDING ROADS IN SAID COUNTY, AND FOR REPAIRING BRIDGES IN SAID COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA) County of Orange WHEREAS, the public roads and bridges of the County of Orange have been greatly damaged and in many instances carried away by floods, and WHEREAS, public interest and necessity require and the Board of Supervisors of said County desires to repair, reconstruct and rebuild roads, and to repair said bridges, and to build and construct bridges within and for said County as such public interest and necessity require, and WHEREAS, there are no funds of the County of Orange available for said purposes, or either of them, and the sums required therefore in each instance will be paid out of the annual income and revenue of said County of Orange, and Whereas, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange on the 26th day of February, 1916, regularly passed and adopted a Resolution of said Board ordering and calling a special election to be held in and throughout the County of Orange, on Wednesday, the third day of May, 1916. Notice, therefore, hereby is given that there has been and is called, and that pursuant to said call there will be held in each voting precinct throughout the County of Orange, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of May, 1916, a special election for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the County of Orange, the following proposition: 1. The proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said County of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows to-wit: - For building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange. - That said bonds for the purpose of building and constructing bridges within and for the County of Orange for the be held as nearly as practicable in conformity with the General Election Laws of the State of California, and pune but qualified voters of the County of Orange shall be permitted to vote thereat, and at said special election the polls must be open at six o'clock a.m. of the day of the election and must be kept open until seven o'clock p.m. of the same day, when the polls shall be closed. 6. That for the purpose of holding said special election, the election precincts, as now established for general election purposes, are declared and adopted bond election precincts for said special election. The following are the General Election precincts declared and adopted bond election precincts by the Board of Supervisors for said special election, and the polling places in each of said precincts designated by the Board of Supervisors, and also designated by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, also the inspectors, judges and clerks designated and appointed by the said Board of Supervisors, and also designated by said Clerk, as the election officers appointed and designated hereby to hold, conduct and make returns of said election, as required by law; namely: Santa Ana Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Washington School Building on Church St. Inspector—W. J. Leiser. Judges—Mitt Phillips, Armilla Hayes. Clerk—Geo. C. Roy. Santa Ana Precinct No. 2 Polling place—Intermediate School Building on N. Main St. Inspector—Frank Ey. Judges—S. W. Sutton, Ila L. Bishop. Clerk—L. L. Vestal. Santa Ana Precinct No. 3 Polling place—McFadden's Hall on E. 4th St. Inspector—D. O. Cole. Judges—Lorenzo H. Padgham, Ralph W. Collins. Clerk—W. L. Innes. Santa Ana Precinct No. 4 Polling place—John N. Anderson's Building between 1st and 2nd on Sycamore St. Inspector—Merritt L. Palmer. Judges—Luther J. Harris, W. H. Fowler. Clerk—Eleanor Egge. Santa Ana Precinct No. 5 Polling place—Spurgeon School Building. Inspector—Stephen Ross. Judges—J. B. Winslow, Willet S. Decker. Clerk—E. E. Hardy. Santa Ana Precinct No. 6 Polling place—Randall's barn. Inspector—George H. Randall. Judges—H. H. Reeves, Chas R. Schenk. Clerk—Charles W. Davies. Santa Ana Precinct No. 7 Polling place—Lincoln School Building. and Ross Sta. Inspector—Jaa. Fenstermacher. Judges—C. L. Slack, Charles H. Metzgar. Santa Ana Precinct No. 28 Polling place—F. W. Harding's place Corner Broadway and 20th St. Inspector—Jacob Fisher. Judges-O. T. Johnson, W. W. Henry. Clerk—William C. Melchert. Boila Precinct Polling place—Bolaa School House. Inspector—Charles H. Warner. Judges-Ezra J. Melvin, D. E. Jessee. Clerk—Roy S. Head. Buaro Precinct Polling place—Beardale's garage. Inspector—Charles S. Hott. Judges-J. O. Nichols, H. L. Parks. Clerk-N. Carmichael. Garden Grove Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Y. M. C. A Hall. Inspector—George R. Keyburn. Judges-Elmer A. Preston, H. A Bon Durant. Clerk—Ernest O. Fulson. Garden Grove Precinct No. 2 Polling place-J. O Arkley's garage. Inspector-H.W. Christenson. Judges-Q.R.Garr.T.A.Richardson. Clerk-F.B.Cleveland. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 2 Polling place-J.S. Thurman's store, Corner Alabama and Franktown St. Inspector-I.M.Clippinger. Judges-J.J.S.Hoehn, Joe Washburn. Clerk-Otto D.Dee. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Tent City store room. Inspector-E.K.Williams. Judges-Lewis R Whitney,Louis A Crank. Clerk-H.F.Shorting. Los Alamos Precinct Polling place-Laurel School House. Inspector-Clarence W.Ladd. Judges-Nina B.Bennis,Lena O.Ladd. Clerk-Geo.N.Watts. Stanton Precinct Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-James C.Whalley. Judges-William F.Henrich,Hillyer W.Montague. Talbert Precinct Polling place-Fountain Valley School House. Inspector-J.G.Parsons. Judges-L.J.Bushard,H.Y.Evans. Clerk-W.H.Kennedy. Westminster Precinct Polling place–Westminster School Notice, therefore, hereby is given that there has been and is called and that pursuant to said call there will be held in each voting period throughout the County of Orange, on Wednesday, the 1st day of May, 1916, a special election for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the County of Orange, the following proposition: 1. The proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bond indebtedness of said County of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of building and constructing bridges within and in the County of Orange for the sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars shall be One Hundred and Ten in number, consecutively numbered from one to one hundred and ten, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within twenty-three years, to-wit: One twenty-second part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one twenty-fourth part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon, shall be payable in gold coin of the United States, at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 2. The proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bond indebtedness of said County of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For the purpose of repairing, reconstructing and rebuilding roads in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of repairing, reconstructing and rebuilding roads in said County of Orange for the sum of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars shall be thirty-five in number, consecutively numbered from one to thirty-five, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within eighteen years, as follows, to-wit: Three of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and three-twenty-sixth part of the remaining thirty-two bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 3. Also the proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bond indebtedness of said County of Five Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For repairing bridges in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of repairing bridges in said County of Orange for the sum of Five Thousand Dollars shall be five in number, consecutively numbered from one to five, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within six years, as follows, to-wit: One thousand dollars shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one-fifth part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January each succeeding year thereafter, until all of said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 4. That said special election has been held hereby in accordance with this session. Democratic provisions law and accord with new adjoining session marshiff and party exegeta regula be eminent new incumbentancy bill attempting the emeritus law proclaimed board classified made recommission presumption combe be createth class institution preas as the grand numen made purportance with law butibles wasgressment positions, that deict inspector room for other than ning factor every by this such expostal seriere fourth placed in or rethe highest ether exam or shall be five in number, and consecutively numbered from one to five, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand and Dollars each, and payable within six years, as follows: to-wit: One of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one-fifth of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each year thereafter, until all said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon, shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 2. That the said special election has been and is called to be held throughout the County of Orange, State of California; in each voting precinct of said County on Wednesday, the third day of May, 1818, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters of said County of Orange, the above and foregoing propositions. 4. That the ballots to be used at said special election, in addition to the other requirements of law, shall contain for the respective propositions herein set forth, the following words, to-wit: "1. Shall the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange be authorized to issue bonds of said County to the amount of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars for the purpose of building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange." And to the right of and opposite said question shall be printed the words "Bonds—Yes" and "Bonds—No," with voting squares to the right of and opposite said words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping "X" in the square opposite the answer they desire to give. 2. Shall the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange be authorized to issue bonds of said County to the amount of Five Thousand Dollars for the purpose of repairing bridges in said County of Orange. And to the right of and opposite said question shall be printed the words "Bonds—Yes" and "Bonds—No," with voting squares to the right of and opposite said words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping "X" in the square opposite the answer they desire to give. 5. That the said special election shall Inspector—E. J. Benedict. Judges—Frank Bemus, William H. McCord. Clerk—W. E. Garrett. Santa Ana Precinct No. 17 Polling place—Buckingham place on Flower St., between Pine and Chestnut Sts. Inspector—Chas. P. Mattern. Judges—Anna R. Parslow, Charles E. Parslow. Clerk—LaRue Fipps. Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place—Polytechnic High School Building. Inspector—J. W. Nelson. Judges—R. S. Sumner, Julia A. Garrison. Clerk—Eva Ellott. Santa Ana Precinct No. 19 Polling place—Armory, on Birch St. Inspector—Rupert Best. Judges—V. E. Blodgett, E. W. Hardy. Clerk—H. R. Baranov. Santa Ana Precinct No. 20 Polling place—McKinley School Building on W. 3rd St. Inspector—W. B. Hawkins. Judges—Lee L. Alderman, Edith P. Stanley. Clerk—William R. Howell. Santa Ana Precinct No. 21 Polling place—Cozad's store on W. 4th St. Inspector—Harry Adams. Judges—W. J. Cosad, S. P. Bybee. Clerk—Nellie V. King. Santa Ana Precinct No. 22 Polling place—Mercereau's store on W. 6th St. Inspector—E. L. House. Judges—Thomas M. Pearson, Sadie Ross. Clerk Mary Gall. Santa Ana Precinct No. 23 Polling place—Libby Garage, Corner 6th and Broadway Sts. Inspector—J. P. Spaulding. Judges-Richard Pyke, Orin Daniel. Clerk-Errol D. Lucas. Santa Ana Precinct No. 24 Polling place—N. E. Corner Hickey and Ross Sts. Inspector-Horace Fine. Judges-J. H. Hustgeon, E. R. Halesworth. Clerk-Frank B. Trickey. Santa Ana Precinct No. 25 Polling place-Warner's place, Corner Hickey and Van Ness Sts. Inspector-Alice A. Yount. Judges-H. H. Hossler, F. H. McElree. Clerk-Edward Lee. Santa Ana Precinct No. 26 Polling place-Moomau's barn, Corner 6th and Garnsey Sts. Inspector-Lizzie Warren. Judges-O. C. Overman, Fred Finuf. Clerk-Clara B. Prince. Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling place-N.W.Corner Washing- Inspector—J.H.Enearl. Judges-Robert O. Quarton, Frank H.Fox. Clerk-Jason B.Root. Anaheim Precinct No. 8 Polling place-Anahelm Public Library Building. Inspector-Richard Krastel. Judges-J.P.Gibson, Robert Wilson. Clerk-Simon Lybarger. Anaheim Precinct No. 9 Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-Edmond D.Jones. Judges-George M.Ross, S.R.Coate. Clerk-John B.Rea. Anaheim Precinct No. 10 Polling place-Primary School Building. Inspector-W.E.McCann. Judges-Frank F.Schaffer, C.H.Newcomb. Clerk-Frank W.Charplion. Anaheim Precinct No. 11 Polling place-Gibbs' Lumber Company, office, 145 S.Vine St. Inspector-William F.McClellan. Judges-Charles Halley, W.M.Criss. Clerk-W.B.Allen. Fullerton Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Y.M.C.A.Building, 203 W.Santa Fe Ave. Inspector-John R.Gardiner. Judges-John H.Mcdmont, Amy Cook. Clerk-Mabel Good. Fullerton Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Tent on E.Commonwealth Ave., near Highland St. Inspector-George H.Gobar. Judges-Elisabeth Fallert, John A.Clerk. Fullerton Precinct No. 3 Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-George A.Ruddock, Judges-Luella A.Parker, Frank E.Copp. Clerk-H.S.Budd. Fullerton Precinct No. 4 Polling place-Fullerton High School Building. Inspector-I.H.Dysinger. Judges-M.H Howard, George J.Snyder. Clerk-Eugene J.Van Camp. Fullerton Precinct No. 5 Polling place-Fullerton Grammar School Building. Inspector-Charles Mauerhan. Judges-W.H.Daniel,Margaret A.Bogardus. Fullerton Precinct No. 6 Polling place-Rooms 15 and 16,Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building. Inspector-H.D.Turber. Judges-Della A.Allen.Irene Beatty. Clerk-Ben J.Dauser. Fullerton Precinct No. 7 Polling place-Garage at Corner Wat- Instermacher. K. Charles H. MetzMarks. Precinct No. 28 W. Harding's place and 20th Sts. Mahler. Jason, W. W. Henry. Melchert. Precinct School House. Melvin, D. E. Jessee. D. Precinct Bordley's garage. S. Holt. Louis, H. L. Parks. Auel. Precinct No. 1 M. C. A. Hall. R. Reyburn. Preston, H. A. Bon Fulson. Precinct No. 2 J. Arkley's garage. Christenson. T. A. Richardson. Land. Precinct No. 2 S. Thurman's store, and Frankfort Sts. Shippinger. Herman, Joe Washburn. Ice. Precinct No. 1 Y Hall. Keely. Humman, Jacob T. Reed. Niner. Precinct No. 3 City store room. Williams. Whitney, Louis A. Telling. Precinct Curel School House. Lee W. Ladd. Jennas, Lena O. Ladd. Matta. Precinct Y Hall. C. Whalley. F. Henrich, Hillyer W. Nnendy. Precinct Mountain Valley School Parsons. Shard, H. Y. Evans. Lamb. Precinct Westminster School nut and Spadra Sts. Inspector—W. B. Potter. Judges—Albert W. Koch, Henry R. Dyckman. Clerk—Arch M. Edwards. La Habra Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Brown & Dauser Lumber office. Inspector—James H. Walker. Judges-Alta N. Canfield, Katherine B. McGill. Clerk-Fred R. Aldrich. La Habra Precinct No. 2 Polling place—La Habra School House. Inspector-Vichiam M. Snow. Judges-James L. Balcom, Lawrence O. Warne. Clerk-Thomas H. Cooper. Brea Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Brea School House Inspector-Harry Winchel. Judges-Harry J. Bates, Albert Launer. Clerk-Curtis W. Reeve. Brea Precinct No. 2 Polling place—Building opposite Love place. Inspector-Jesse M. Manson. Judges-R. A. Mackay, Effie Royer. Clerk-Joseph M. Hansen. Brea Precinct No. 3 Polling place—Office building of Stern's Lease, Union Oil company. Inspector-Roy F. Abshire. Judges-Wilham E. Berry, Mary A Murphy. Clerk-Ralph M Putman. Buena Park Precinct Polling place-Buena Park School House. Inspector-E.C.Cady. Judges-William Goldie, Ewen E Thurman. Clerk-George N. Hardin. Olinda Precinct No. 1 Polling place-E.E.Helt's barber shop. Inspector-John B Case. Judges-Bertha B.Sweet, Henry M.Ford. Clerk-Jessie A.Green. Olinda Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Olinda School House. Inspector-Lonie J.Heffner. Judges-Lewis M.Smith,Margie Cooper. Clerk-Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place-Magnolia School House. Inspector-Archee Henry. Judges-S.D.Winters,Henry C.Cordex. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place—Orangethorpe School House. Inspector-L.B.Steward. Judges-A.A.Hueister,L.M.Gardiner. Clerk-A.F.Graves. West Orange Precinct Polling place—Southern Pacific depot. Inspector-A.L.Whiteman. Judges-J.A.Smiley,Miles E.Hill. Clerk-Minnle E.Rurup. Silverado Precinct Polling place-Silverado School House. Inspector-A.B.Tiffany。 Judges-R.M.Shaw,J.V.Schula。 Clerk-John B.Marshal. Yorba Precinct Polling place-Yorba School House Inspector-J.F.Velasco。 Judges-August Lemke,John M.Bush。 Clerk-Robert Harris。 Delhi Precinct Polling place-Delhi School House Inspector-M.F.Doig。 Judges-andrew Gilmanson,G.W.Gwynon。 Clerk-Daniel Boyd。 El Toro Precinct Polling place-El Toro School House Inspector-A.W.Thompson。 Judges-John Osterman,Louis K.Sott。 Clerk-A.A.Avery。 Harper Precinct Polling place-Harper School House Inspector-H.B.Woodrough。 Judges-D.J.Dodge,George W.McGinnis。 Clerk-C.A.Wilkinson。 Laguna Precinct Polling place-Laguna School House。 Inspector-George W.Stevens。 Judges-E.B.Foote,Elmer E.Jahraus。 Joe Skidmore Precinct Polling place-Newport School House。 Inspector-R.W.McClain。 Judges-H.L.Wakeham,E.W.Harmon。 Clerk-D.A.Bear。 Newport Beach Precinct No. 1 Polling place-City Hall。 Inspector-A.N.Smith。 Judges-H.A.Barton,John C.McCain。 Clerk-Schuyler Baker。 Newport Beach Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Fire Hall at Balboa。 Inspector-Frank L.Rinehart。 Judges-Brayton Norton,David M.Young。 Clerk-Hope E.Trickey。 San Juan Precinct Polling place-Woodman's Hall。 Inspector-Levi Gockley。 Judges-Marcos H.Forster,Frank,A.Porater。 Clerk-John Forster。 San Joaquin Precinct Polling place-San Joaquin School House。 Inspector-William Wilson。 Judges-Harry Spencer,A.J.Mcfadden。 Clerk-Abe Johnson。 Trabuco Precinct Precinct Yay Hall. C. Whalley. F. Henrich, Hillyer W. Nennedy. Precinct Mountain Valley School Parsons. Shard, H. Y. Evans. Lamb. Precinct Westminster School A. McFadden. Byrain, James H. Warner. Burg Precinct Bradbury & Miles' Bradbury. Moore, F. J. Mallett. Arter. Chch Precinct Real Beach Pavillon. Richards. Matterson, B. B. Brown. Milla. Precinct No. 1 Anaheim Union High St. Boege. F. Worsley, John F. Man. Precinct No. 2 J. T. Schumacher's Ever St. Callor. D. Erickson, Hans V. Mont. Precinct No. 3 Orange County PlainN. Los Angeles St. Wallop. C. Dutton, Frank A Kern. Precinct No. 4 Central Grammar School A. Backs, Jr. C. Schlueter, David McCarter. Precinct No. 5 L. E. Miller Building, Hard G. Cassidy, Belung, John J. MagAshley. Precinct No. 6 Nernold's Stores. E. Arnold. Boege, H. F. Keallher. Didor. Precinct No. 7 Premont School BuildEnearl. O. Quarton, Frank H. Root. Precinct No. 8 Anaheim Public Library Drd Krasel. Nilson, Robert Wilson. Ybarger. Precinct No. 9 City Hall. And D. Jones. M. Ross, S. R. Coate. Rea. Precinct No. 10 Primary School Build- Polling place—Olinda School House. Inspector—Louie J. Heffner. Judges—Lewis M. Smith, Margle Cooper. Clerk—Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place—Magnolia School House. Inspector—Archue Henry. Judges—S. D. Winters, Henry C. Cordes. Clerk—John F. Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place—Orangethorpe School House. Inspector—L. B. Steward. Judges—A. A. Hueister, L. M. Gardiner. Clerk—A. F. Graves. Yorba Linda Precinct Polling place—Forba Linda School House. Inspector—William H. Bertram. Judges—Ernest H. Walker, George H. Corbit. Clerk—Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Polling place—Cypress School House. Inspector—J. A. Hollingsworth. Judges—A. H. Hanson, E. A. Gotterba. Clerk—E. G. Alton. East Anaheim Precinct Polling place—W. J. Elliott's house. Inspector—Alfred W. Black. Judges-W. M. Wellman, W. A. Ross. Clerk—Edward A. Cook. West Anaheim Precinct Polling place—Loara School House. Inspector—Floyd B. Keallher. Judges-John B. Stewart, Ell A. Sparks. Clerk—Marla, M. Yeoman. Placentia Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Murray Block. Inspector—O.C. Christensen. Judges—Charles E.Fuller, Ed.D.Lang. Clerk—George B.Key. Placentia Precinct No. 2 Polling place—First National Bank Building. Inspector-Harold T.Brewer. Judges-I'autine Johnson, Arnold K.Kraemer. Clerk-Dora M. Christensen. Placentia Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Baker Building. Inspector-Elwood E.Burrows. Judges-George H.Moebius, Arthur J.Edwaros. Clerk-Nick Hugo. El Modena Precinct Polling place-El Modena school house. Inspector-Macy S.Davis. Judges-W.F.Gulley, William T Chapman. Clerk-Wade H.Flippen. McPherson Precinct Polling place-Old Store Building at McCherson. Inspector-H.B.Wiseman. Judges-Emanuel C.Franzen, Edgar C.Porter. Clerk-Rupert H.McArthur. Olive Precinct Polling place-Olive Garage at Olive. Inspector-John.B.Shoemaker. Judges-B.F.Kuechel, Charles H Whitting. Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place-N.T.Edward's garage. Inspector-Justus F.Craemer. Judges-John F.Buer, Agnes M.Craemer. Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place-City Fire Hall. Inspector-LeRoy Bennett. Judges-George P.Campbell,Harry G.Dennis. Clerk-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Rear room,Sunshine Cafe. Polling place-Olinda School House. Inspector-Louie J.Heffner. Judges-Lewis M.Smith,Margle Cooper. Clerk-Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place-Magnolia School House. Inspector-Archue Henry. Judges-S.D.Winters,Henry C.Cordes. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place-Orangethorpe School House。 Inspector-L.B.Steward。 Judges-A.A.Hueister,L.M.Gardiner。 Clerk-A.F.Graves。 Yorba Linda Precinct Polling place-Forba Linda School House。 Inspector-William H.Bertram。 Judges-Ernest H.Walker,George H.Corbit。 Clerk-Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Polling place-Cypress School House。 Inspector-J.W.Elliott's house。 Inspector-Alfred W.Black。 Judges-W.M.Wellman,W.A.Ross。 Clerk-Edward A.Cook。 West Anaheim Precinct Polling place-Loara School House。 Inspector-Floyd B.Keallher。 Judges-John B.Stewart，Ell A.Sparks。 Clerk-Marla,M.Yeoman. Placentia Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Murray Block。 Inspector-O.C.Charistensen。 Judges-Charles E.Fuller，Ed.D.Lang。 Clerk-George B.Key. Placentia Precinct No. 2 Polling place-First National Bank Building。 Inspector-Harold T.Brewer。 Judges-I'autine Johnson，Arnold K.Kraemer。 Clerk-Dora M.Cristensen. Placentia Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Baker Building。 Inspector-Elwood E.Burrows。 Judges-George H.Moebius，Arthur J.Edwaros。 Clerk-Nick Hugo. El Modena Precinct Polling place-El Modena school house。 Inspector-Macy S.Davis。 Judges-W.F.Gulley，William T Chapman。 Clerk-Wade H.Flippen. McPherson Precinct Polling place-Old Store Building at McCherson。 Inspector-H.B.Wiseman。 Judges-Emanuel C.Franzen，Edgar C.Porter。 Clerk-Rupert H.McArthur. Olive Precinct Polling place-Olive Garage at Olive。 Inspector-John.B.Shoemaker。 Judges-B.F.Kuechel，Charles H Whitning。 Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place-N.T.Edward's garage。 Inspector-Justus F.Craemer。 Judges-John F.Buer，Agnes M.Craemer。 Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place-City Fire Hall。 Inspector-LeRoy Bennett。 Judges-George P.Campbell,Harry G.Dennis。 Clerk-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Rear room,Sunshine Cafe。 Polling place-Olinda School House。 Inspector-Louie J.Heffner。 Judges-Lewis M.Smith,Margle Cooper. Magnolia Precinct Polling place-Magnolia School House。 Inspector-Archue Henry。 Judges-S.D.Winters, Henry C.Cordes. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place-Orangethorpe School House。 Inspector-William H.Bertram。 Judges-Ernest H.Walker,George H.Corbit。 Clerk-Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Polling place-Cypress School House。 Inspector-J.W.Elliott's house。 Inspector-O.C.Charistensen。 Judges-Charles E.Fuller，Ed.D.Lang。 Clerck-George B.Key. Placentia Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Murray Block。 Inspector-O.C.Charistensen。 Judges-Charles E.Fuller，Ed.D.Lang。 Clerck-George B.Key. Placentia Precinct No. 2 Polling place-First National Bank Building at McCherson。 Inspector-H.B.Wiseman。 Judges-Emanuel C.Franzen，Edgar C.Porter。 Clerck-Rupert H.McArthur. Olive Precinct Polling place-Olive Garage at Olive。 Inspector-John.B.Shoemaker。 Judgets-B.F.Kuechel，Charles H Whitning。 Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place-N.T.Edward's garage。 Inspector-Justus F.Craemer。 Judgets-John F.Buer，Agnes M.Craemer. Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place-City Fire Hall。 Inspector-LeRoy Bennett。 Judgets-George P.Campbell,Harry G.Dennis。 Clerck-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Rear room,Sunshine Cafe. Polling place-Olinda School House。 Inspector-Louie J.Heffner。 Judgets-Lewis M.Smith,Margle Cooper. Magnolia Precinct Polling place-Magnolia School House。 Inspector-Archue Henry。 Judgets-S.D.Winters, Henry C.Cordes. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place-Orangethorpe School House。 Inspector-William H.Bertram。 Judgets-Ernest H.Walker,George H.Corbit。 Clerk-Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Polling place-Cypress School House。 Inspector-J.W.Elliott's house。 Inspector-O.C.Charistensen。 Judgets-Charles E.Fuller，Ed.D.Lang。 Clerck-George B.Key. Placentia Precinct No. 1 Poling place-Murray Block。 Inspectur-O.C.Charistensen。 Judges-W.F.Gulley，William T Chapman。 McPherson Precinct Poling place-Old Store Building at McCherson。 Inspectur-H.B.Wiseman、 Judgets-Emanuel C.Franzen，Edgar C.Porter。 Clerck-Rupert H.McArthur. Olive Precinct Poling place-Olive Garage at Olive。 Inspectur-John.B.Shoemaker、 Judgets-B.F.Kuechel，Charles H Whitning. Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Poling place-N.T.Edward's garage， Inspectur-Justus F.Craemer、 Judgets-John F.Buer，Agnes M.Craemer. Orange Precrict No. 2 Poling place-City Fire Hall， Inspectur-LeRoy Bennett、 Judgets-George P.Campbell,Harry G.Dennis。 Clerck-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precrict No. 3 Poling place-Rear room,Sunshine Cafe. Poling place-Olinda School House， Inspectur-Louie J.Heffner、 Judgets-Lewis M.Smith,Margle Cooper. Magnolia Precinct Poling place-Magnolia School House， Inspectur-Archue Henry， Judgets-S.D.Winters, Henry C.Cordes. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Poling place-Orangethorpe School House， Inspectur-William H.Bertram， Judgets-Ernest H.Walker,George H.Corbit。 Clerk-Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Poling place-Cypress School House， Inspectur-J.W.Elliott's house， Inspectur-O.C.Charistensen， Judgets-Charles E.Fuller，Ed.D.Lang。 Placentia Precinct No. 1 Poling place-Murray Block， Inspectur-O.C.Charistensen， Judgets-W.F.Gulley，William T Chapman McPherson Precinct Poling place-Old Store Building at McCherson， Inspectur-H.B.Wiseman、 Judgets-Emanuel C.Franzen，Edgar C.Porter。 Clerck-Rupert H.McArthur. Olive Precinct Poling place-Olive Garage at Olive， Inspectur-John.B.Shoemaker、 Judgets-B.F.Kuechel，Charles H Whitning. Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precrict No. 1 Poling place-N.T.Edward's garage， Inspectur-Justus F.Craemer、 Judgets-John F.Buer，Agnes M.Craemer. Orange Precricnt No. 2 Poling place-City Fire Hall， Inspectur-LeRoy Bennett、 Judgets-George P.Campbell,Harry G.Dennis Clerck-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precricnt No. 3 Poling place-Rear room,Sunshine Cafe. Poling place-Olinda School House, Inspectur-Louie J.Heffner、 JUDGES - BAYTON NORTON, DAVID M..YOUGHTON, San Juan Precinct Poliling place-Woodman's Hall, Inspectur-Levi Gockle, Judgues - Marcos H Forster, Aforster, Forster, Tan Joaquin Precinct Poliling place-San Joaquin School House, Inspectur-William Wilson, Judgues - Harry Spencer, Aforster, Trabuco Precinct Poliling place-Trabuco School House, Inspectur-A.R.J.Ospetter, Aforster, Trabuco Adkins Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Precinct No.1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Precirit No.1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Precircit No.1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No.1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No.1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin Circit No..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Clerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office, Inspectur-G.J Bernelke, Judgues - Louise Bernelke, W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Inspectur-G.J Bernelke， Judgues - Louise Bernelke， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Inspectur-G.J Bernelke， Judgues - Louise Bernelke， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Inspectur-G.J Bernelke， Judgues - Louise BernelKe， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Inspectur-G.J Bernelke， Judgues - Louise BernelKe， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Inspectur-G.J BernelKE， Judgues - Louise BernelKe， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Poliling Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Insceptur-G.J BernardKE， Judgues - Louise BernardKE， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Polilig Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Insceptur-G.J BernardKE， Judgues - Louise BernardKE， W.Brown, Cclerker-A.A Alderman, Tustin CircitNo..1 Polilig Place-Pendleton Lumber Company office， Insceptur-G.J BernardKE， Judgues - Louise BernardKE， W.Brown; THE Enearl. O. Quarton, Frank H. Root. Precinct No. 8 Anaheim Public Library Krastel. Bilson, Robert Wilson, Barger. Precinct No. 9 City Hall. and D. Jones. M. Ross, S. R. Coate. Rea. Precinct No. 10 Primary School BuildE. McCann. F. Schaffer, C. H. NewE. Champion. Precinct No. 11 Libba' Lumber Company, e St. Am F. McClellan. B. Halley, W. M. Criss. Allen. Precinct No. 1 Y. M. C. A. Building, Ave. R. Gardiner. H. McDermont, Amy Good. Precinct No. 2 Tent on E. CommonHighland St. Gene H. Gobar. Th Fallert, John A. Ford. Precinct No. 3 City Hall. George A. Ruddock. A. Parker, Frank E. Rudd. Precinct No. 4 Fullerton High School Dysinger. Howard, George J. J. Van Camp. Precinct No. 5 -Fullerton Grammar Les Mauerhan. Daniel, Margaret A. P. Dowling. Precinct No. 6 Rooms 15 and 16, Farms National Bank BuildD. Thurber. A. Allen, Irene Beatty, Dauser. Precinct No. 7 Garage at Corner WalWhiting. Clerk—L. W. Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place—N. T. Edward's garage. Inspector—Justus F. Craemer. Judges—John F. Buer, Agnes M. Craemer. Clerk—Helen L. Miller. Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place—City Fire Hall. Inspector-LeRoy Bennett. Judges—George P. Campbell, Harry G. Dennis. Clerk—Lewis G. Guenther. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place—Rear room, Sunshine Cafe. Inspector—Frank V. Prultt. Judges—Arthur H. Shipkey, J. E. Malles. Clerk—Geo. A. Riley. Orange Precinct No. 4 Polling place—Glassell Street School House. Inspector—W. G. Hagen. Judges—Arthur W. Fullerton, William F. Priess. Clerk—George E. Hart. Orange Precinct No. 5 Polling place—V. W. Roberts' garage, Corner E. Maple and N. Cleveland Sts. Inspector—M. A. Kiefhaber. Judges—R. C. Dalton, W. H. Dover. Clerk—O. U. Hull. Orange Precinct No. 6 Polling place—Dr. Royer's garage. Inspector—J. L. Knesel. Judges—William W. Parsons, Lydia Gibberd. Clerk—Caroline Bowen. Orange Precinct No. 7 Polling place—Logan Jackson's garage. Inspector—J P. Boring. Judges—Elwood Coate, John Schmidt. Clerk—L.A.Stevenson. Orange Precinct No. 8 Polling place—Frank Alnsworth's garage, E. Chapman St. Inspector—W.W.Kerr. Judges-E.A.Honey.W.A.Holt. Clerk-D.G.Wettlin. Orange Precinct No. 9 Polling place—Center Street School House. Inspector-G.A.Shoemaker. Judges-F.W.Grumm, George W. Whitsell。 Clerk-William H.Hilyard. Orange Precinct No. 10 Polling place—Store building, Corner E.Chapman and Jameson Sts. Inspector-D.C.Drake。 Judges-Carl R.Hartwell, Robert Apel。 Clerk-Walter L.Adams. Villa Park Precinct Polling place-Villa Park Hall。 Inspector-Albert A.Lee。 Judges-G.G.Williamson,A.S.Adams。 Clerk-Charles A.Knuth. Exchange Bar WM STARK, Prop. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars Anaheim Union Brewing Beer on Draught COURTEOUS TREATMENT 120 W Center St. ANAHEIM THE Peerless Saloon JOHN CASSOU, Prop. Fine Wines and Liquors ANAHEIM BEER ON DRAUGHT C.E & D. 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