anaheim-gazette 1916-04-27

CLARION CALL TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS G. O. P. CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE MAKES ANSWER TO GOV-ERNOR JOHNSON REASONS WHY REPUBLICAN VOTERS SHOULD SUPPORT BORD-WELL TO CHAPMAN TICKET TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF CALIFORNIA:— Our attention has been called to a letter written by Gov. Johnson to the candidates for election as delegates to the Chicago republican convention on what has been termed the united republican ticket. There are some observations in connection with the matter which should be fairly placed before the people. We agree with Gov. Johnson's expression that there should be a union of republican and progressive forces in our national campaign. We differ with him as to the manner in which this can be brought about, and we wish to submit the facts of the situation to the voters who will vote the republican ticket for their consideration, in order that they may by their votes do that which will be best calculated to promote the harmony for which we both have expressed a wish. There were at the last election something over 300,000 votes for the republican nominee for governor in the state. These 300,000 people, in addition, voted for a county and state were selected to represent the republican party by the present governor of the state of California, who now admits it by his support of them, while he also admits he is not a republican. He has constantly opposed the republican party for at least four years, has denounced it and refused to permit us to vote for a republican president last election, and openly announces that his views are the same now as then. We will certainly not be represented if a ticket selected by him is sent to the Chicago republican convention. Justice Sought How unfair it is for the progressive party to have its delegation to its own convention at Chicago and endeavor to control our convention also. And if by reason of an unjust and bungling primary law such a course is made possible, it will destroy, not create, the harmony for which both parties have expressed a desire. Our appeal is an old one. We simply demand representation by our own chosen representatives. We do not know whether it will be possible for the leaders or representatives of these two parties to unite in Chicago. But we do know that such a union there would have but little value unless the masses of each side are fairly and satisfactorily represented in whatever conference might occur. This will be doubly true if the mantle should fall on anyone who has been a leader in the recent activity on either side. The 26 delegates here proposed, while not extremely partisan, were safely among those who preserved the republican party, and are therefore entitled to represent that party in its counsels. Their names will be found last on the primary ballot, beginning with Walter Bordwell and ending with C. C. Chapman. Republicans who IN THE MATTER BUILDING AND BRIDges IN THE ANGE, AND FOR CONSTRUCTING ROADS IN SAID REPAIRING COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Orlando WHEREAS, the bridges of the County been greatly damaged stances carried avail. WHEREAS, public require and that of said County destruct and rebuild pair said bridges, struct bridges with ty as such public require, and WHEREAS, the County of Orange poses, or either o required therefore be and are too go the annual income County of Orange. Whereas, the County of Orange February, 1916, re adopted a Resolution dering and calling be held in and tha Orange, on Wednesday May, 1916. Notice, therefore there has been a pursuant to said in each voting pari County of Orange 3rd day of May, for the purpose of ified electors of the following pro: 1. The propositions bonds of said Counties and incurrences of said Councils Ten Thousand Do specified as follow: For building arn in said County of That said bond building and cons and for the Councils One Hundred this can be brought about, and we wish to submit the facts of the situation to the voters who will vote the republican ticket for their consideration, in order that they may by their votes do that which will be best calculated to promote the harmony for which we both have expressed a wish. There were at the last election something over 300,000 votes for the republican nominee for governor in the state. These 300,000 people, in addition, voted for a county and state organization. The voters were the republican party, unquestionably. The organization they created alone had authority to represent them. These people had and have beliefs and principles which are dear to them. They are an organization. They have kept alive the republican name and spirit and organization. Another large number of voters known as progressives, together with some of those who registered as republicans, at the last election voted another ticket—the progressive ticket. There is no disposition to criticise their action in that particular, but whatever political activity they displayed was represented in the progressive election. They assisted in selecting its party officers and were largely successful in electing its nominees for state offices. Two Sides To It These are the two factions that wish to unite, and we each agree on the desirability of their union. While it may be true that a republican candidate will not be successful unless he is satisfactory to the progressive party, it is equally true that a republican candidate will not be successful unless his selection is satisfactory to the republican party. If these two parties or factions are to get together they must each be represented in the get-together discussion by those who truly represent each of them, and by those who are selected for that purpose by each of them. The republican party through its duly authorized organization met and selected men and women whom it felt, after long and careful conference, would truly represent the 300,000 voters of this state who voted the republican ticket. It selected men and women largely of judicial temperament, who were free from extreme partisanship and who were truly representative. The republican party will follow the judgment of those representatives, will abide by it and support it enthusiastically. This will be doubly true if the mantle should fall on anyone who has been a leader in the recent activity on either side. The 26 delegates here proposed, while not extremely partisan, were safely among those who preserved the republican party, and are therefore entitled to represent that party in its counsels. Their names will be found last on the primary ballot, beginning with Walter Bordwell and ending with C. C. Chapman. Republicans who have faith in their party, pride in its history and hope for its future should vote this ticket. It is pledged to the candidacy of no man, but will bring to the deliberation of our party the best thought and judgment of our state in the interests of the party, the state and the government. (Signed) Republican Campaign Committee, By JOHN D. FREDERICKS, Chairman. SANTA ANA MAN ESCAPES FROM BANDITS Wife Receives First News From Him In Months Through Newspapers The first news that Mrs. V. H. York of Santa Ana, had received of her husband in several months has just come in news dispatches from Mazatlan, telling of the escape of Mr. York from death at the hands of bandits. Others who were with him when the attack occurred were killed. "We had been living in Mexico seven years when the first disturbance arose," said Mrs. York. "My husband was in charge of a mine at San Jose, near Sinaloa, when we decided that it was time for the women and children to leave. We approached Sinaola to take the train. The Federals were fighting the Rebels in the streets. My husband got passes for us to get to the depot. On the way we passed dead Mexicans in the streets. "My husband remained at the mine. He has been driven out two or three times, but he loves Mexico, and always returns. He has had many thrilling experiences. Once he took out a telegram for the Federals, and that telegram brought help, with the result that the Rebels were whipped. After that they tried to kill notice, therefore there has been an pursuant to said in each voting parish County of Orange 2nd day of May; for the purpose of allied electors of this following process. 1. The propositions bonds of said Counties stating and incurringness of said County Ten Thousand Dollar specified as follows. For building an in said County of That said bondes building and consumming and for the Counsum of One Hundred Dollar in number consecured one to one hundred and of the denomination and Dollars each twenty-three years. One twenty-second shall be payable on January, 1917, and one of said bonds shall first day of January year thereafter paid and then印print interest thereon coin of the United States of the Treasurer's ange, in the city of Nila, and said bond at the rate of five centum per annuum. 2. The propositions bonds of said Counties stating and incurringness of said County Ten Thousand Dollar specified as follows, to-wit: Three of said bonds on the first day of January one-sixteenth parish thirty-two bonds on the first day of January year thereafter paid and then印print interest thereon gold coin of the United States of the Treasurer's ange, in the city of Nila, and said bond at the rate of four centum per annuum. 3. Also the proposions bonds of said Counties stating and incurringness of said County Ten Thousand Dollar specified as follows, to-wit: For repalping b bonds of Orange That said bondes pairing bridges in for the sum of fifty shall be five in nuly numbered from and of the denomination and Dollars each six years, as follows. One of said bonds on the first day of January first day of January there are bonds paid off and then印print interest thereon gold coin of the United States of the Treasurer's ange, in the city of Nila, and said bond at the rate of four centum per annuum. 4. That the sales been and is called republican party through its duty authorized organization met and selected men and women whom it felt, after long and careful conference, would truly represent the 300,000 voters of this state who voted the republican ticket. It selected men and women largely of judicial temperament, who were free from extreme partisanship and who were truly representative. The republican party will follow the judgment of those representatives, will abide by it and support it enthusiastically. (By the republican party we mean the 300,000 votes the republican ticket last year). They are our representatives. They and they alone can speak for us. The so-called united republican ticket does not represent this body of voters for this reason: First, seven-eighths of them, however they may have registered, were really progressives. They threw their support and allegiance to the progressive party at the last election, and in so doing were antagonistic to the republican party. Two of them were judges. There can be no question of the evil of encouraging or permitting judges participating in partisan politics. Witness the striking example of Supreme Justice Hughes and the position he has taken. When a judge hears and heeds the call of party he must retire from the bench. The republican party is opposed to judges dabbling in politics. Not over three of the entire twenty six voted the republican ticket as part of the 300,000. Lastly, if the 300,000 republicans in California who have adhered to that faith and kept up the organization are to be represented by delegates they should select their own delegates. It is a well known fact that, however worthy the members of the united republican ticket may be as citizens, they were selected to represent the republican party, not by republicans, but by progressives. They W. H. Labb, president of the White City Amusement company, which is planning to commence work on a $200,000 resort at Anaheim Landing, was arrested at Long Beach Saturday for passing a no-fund check on the Arlington hotel. Labb admitted to the police that he had been arrested on a similar offense at Los Angeles and at Santa Monica, but was released when the money was paid. The amusement company of which Labb claims to be president, and which he claims has offices at Chicago and Western offices at Ocean Park, was supposed to commence work on the construction of a resort at Anaheim Landing Monday. Labb claims to have constructed the Ben Hur racer at Ocean Park. My husband remained at the mine. He has been driven out two or three times, but he loves Mexico, and always returns. He has had many thrilling experiences. Once he took out a telegram for the Federal, and that telegram brought help, with the result that the Rebels were whipped. After that they tried to kill him. Once they laid for him and fired at him, a bullet passing through his hat. "For the last four years he has been employed by the Cuyutlan Gold Mines company at Rosa Morada, Teplic. He was last in Santa Ana about two years ago, and I have not seen him since. "I suppose things got too hot for him and the others at the mines, and they decided to get out of that section. I understand that my husband remained at Mazatlan, but as yet I have not received word direct from him." Mrs. York is at Santa Ana with her three children, Darwin, Gay and Eva. The two younger are in school. 1. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 2. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 3. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 4. That the ballion special election, in er requirements of the respective profthe following. 1. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 2. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 3. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 4. That the right question shall be "Bonds—Yes" and voting squares to site said words, and indicate their choice the square opposite sire to give. 2. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 3. Shall theors of the County thorized to issue ty to the amount and Ten Thousand purpose of building bridges in ange." 4. That the right question shall be "Bonds—Yes" and voting squares to site said words, and indicate their choice the square opposite sire to give. 5. That the said 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 said 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 and are too great to be paid out of the annual income and revenue of said County of Orange, and 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, said bonds for the purpose of building and constructing bridges within and for the County of Orange for the sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars. be held as nearly as practicable in conformity with the General Election Laws of the State of California, and none but qualified voters of the County of Orange shall be permitted to vote threaten, 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. 7. 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—Mt 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. G. 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 Sts. Inspector—Jas. Fenstermacher. Judges—C. L. Slack, Charles H. Metzgar. Clerk—Ernest F. Marka. Santa Ana Precinct No. 28 Polling place—W. Harding's place. Corner Broadway and 20th St. Inspector—Jacob Flather. Judges—O. Johnson, W. W. Henry. Clerk—William C. Melchert. Bolaa Precinct Polling place—Bolaa School House. Inspector—Charles H. Warner. Judges—Erza J. Melvin, D. E. Jessee. Clerk—N. Carmichael. Buaro Precinct Polling place—Beardsley garage. Inspector—Charles S. Holt. 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. Reyburn. Judges—Elmer A. Preston, H.A.Bon Durant. Clerk—Ernest O.Fulsom. Garden Grove Precinct No. 2 Polling place—J.O.Arkeley'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.Thrurman's store, Corner Alabama and Frankfort Sts. Inspector-M.Clipping. Judges-J.S.Thrurman, Joe Washburn. Clerk-Otto D.Dee. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Tent City store room. Inspector-E.R.Williams. Judges-Lewis K.Whitney,Louis A.Cronk. Clerk-H.F.Shorting. Los Alamitos Precinct Polling place-Laurel School House. Inspector-Clarence W.Ladd. Judges-Nina B.Bennil, Lena O.Ladd. Clerk-Geo.N.Watts. Stanton Precinct Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-James C.Whailey. 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-Walter D.Lamb. 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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 sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars shall be One Hundred and Ten number consecutively numbered from one to one hundred and ten, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand and 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-second part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid 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 bonded indebtedness of said County of Thirty-five Thousand and 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 and Dollars shall be thirty-five in number, and 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 one-sixteenth 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 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 bonded indebtedness of said County of Five Thousand and 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, 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 part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter, until all of said bonds are paid 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 and is called to be held throughout 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, 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 sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars shall be One Hundred and Ten number consecutively numbered from one to one hundred and ten, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand and 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-second part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid 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 bonded indebtedness of said County of Thirty-five Thousand and 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 creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said County of Five Thousand and 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 creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said Countyof FiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said Countyof Orange. That said bonds for the purposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyofOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyofOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyofOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyofOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyofOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyofOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyofFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyOfOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyOfOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyOfFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyOfOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyOfOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyOfFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyOfOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyOfOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyOfFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyOfOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyOfOrangeforcreatingandincurringabonddedindebtednessofsaidCountyOfFiveThousandandDollarsforthepurposespecifiedasfollows.to-wit: For repairing bridges in said CountyOfOrange That said bonds forthepurposeofrepairingbridgesinsaidCountyOfOrangeforcreating和incurringabondDEDindebtendednessofsaidCountyOFFiveThousandAndDollarForThePurposeSpecifiedAsFollowsToWt ``` At 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. 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. 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. Paralow, Charles E. Parslow. Clerk—LaRue Fippa. Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place—Polytechnic High School Building. Inspector—J. W. Nelson. Judges—R. S. Sumner, Julia A. Garrison. Clerk—Eva Elliott. 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. Cozad, S. P. Bybee. Clerk-Nelle V. King. Santa Ana Precinct No. 22 Polling place—Mercereau's store on W. 5th St. Inspector-E. L. House. Judges-John M. Pearson, Sadie Ross. Clerk Mary Gall. Santa Ana Precinct No. 23 Polling place—Libby Garage, Corner 5th and Broadway Sts. Inspector-J. P. Spiulding. 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. Sturgeon, E. R. Halesworth. Clerk-Frank S. 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-Moomaau's barn, Corner 6th and Garnsey St. Inspector-Larlie Warren. Judges-O. C. Overman, Fred Finuf. Clerk-Clara B. Prince. Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling place-N.W.Corner WashingtonInspector-E.J.Benedict. Judges-Frank Bemus, William H.M.Cord. 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.Paralow, Charles E.Parslow. Clerk-LaRue Fippa. Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place-Polytechnic High School Building. Inspector-J.W.Nelson. Judges-R.S.Sumner,JuliaA.Garrison. Clerk-Eva Elliott. 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-LeeL.Alderman,EdithP.Pstanley. Clerk-WilliamR.Howell. Santa Ana Precinct No. 21 Polling place-Cozad's store on W.4th St. Inspector-HarryAdams. Judges-W.J.Cozad,S.P.Bybee. Clerk-NelleV.King. Santa Ana Precinct No. 22 Polling place-Mercereau's store on W.5th St. Inspector-E.L.House。 Judges-JohnM.Pearson,SadieRoss。 ClerkMaryGall. Santa Ana Precinct No. 23 Polling place-Libby Garage,Corner 5th and Broadway Sts. Inspector-J.P.Spiulding。 Judges-RichardPyke,OrinDaniel。 Clerk-ErrolD.Lucas。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 24 Polling place-N.E.CornerHickey and RossSts。 Inspector-HoraceFine。 Judges-J.H.Husturgon,E.R.Halesworth。 Clerk-FrankS.Trickey。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 25 Polling place-Warner'splace,Corner Hickey and Van Ness Sts。 Inspector-AliceA.Yount。 Judges-H.H.Hossler,F.H.McElree。 Clerk-EdwardLee。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 26 Polling place-Moomaau'sbarn,Corner 6th and Garnsey Sts。 Inspector-LarlieWarren。 Judges-O.C.Oversman,FredFinuf。 Clerk-ClaraB.Prince。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling place-N.W.CornerWashingtonInspector-E.J.Benedict。 Judges-FrankBemus,WilliamH.M.Cord。 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.Paralow,Charles E.Parslow。 Clerk-LaRue Fippa。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place-Polytechnic High School Building。 Inspector-J.W.Nelson。 Judges-R.S.Sumner,JuliaA.Garrison。 Clerk-Eva Elliott。 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-LeeL.Aldeman,EdithP.Pstanley。 Clerk-WilliamR.Howell。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 21 Polling place-Cozad's store on W.4th St。 Inspector-HarryAdams。 Judges-W.J.Cozad,S.P.Bybee。 Clerk-NelleV.King。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 22 Polling place-Mercereau's store on W。5th St。 Inspector-E.L.House。 Judges-JohnM.Pearson,SadieRoss。 ClerkMaryGall。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 23 Polling place-Libby Garage,Corner 5th and Broadway Sts。 Inspector-J.P.Spiulding。 Judges-RichardPyke,OrinDaniel。 Clerk-ErrolD.Lucas。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 24 Polling place-N.E.CornerHickey and RossSts。 Inspector-HoraceFine。 Judges-J.H.Husturgon,E.R.Halesworth。 Clerck-FrankS.Trickey。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 25 Polling place-Warner'splace,Corner Hickey and Van Ness Sts。 Inspector-AliceA.Yount。 Judges-H.H.Hossler,F.H.McElree。 Clerk-EdwardLee。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 26 Polling place-Moomaau'sbarn,Corner 6th and Garnsey Sts。 Inspector-LarlieWarren。 Judges-O.C.Oversman,FredFinuf。 Clerk-ClaraB.Prince。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling place-N.W.CornerWashingtonInspector-E.J.Benedict。 Judges-FrankBemus,WilliamH.M.Cord)。 Clerk-Eva Elliott。 Inspector-J.H.Enearl. Judges-RobertO.Quarton,F.H.Fox。 Clerk-JasonB.Root。 Anaheim Precinct No.8 Polling place-Anaheim Public Library Building。 Inspector-J.P.Gibson,Robert Wilson。 Clerk-Simon Lybarger。 Anaheim Precinct No.9 Polling place-City Hall, Inspector-Edmond,D.Jones。 Judges-GeorgeM.Ross,S.R.Coate。 Clerk-JohnB.Rea。 Anaheim Precinct No.10 Polling place-Primary School Building。 Inspector-W.E.McCann、 Judges-FrankF.Schaffer,C.H.Newcomb。 Anaheim Precinct No.11 Polishing place-Gibba'Lumber Company, office,145 S.Vine St, Inspector-W.FirmF.MccIlane, Judges-CharlesB.Halley,M.W.M.Criss。 Clerk-W.B.Allen。 Fullerton Precinct No.1 Polishing place-Y.M.C.A.A.Building, 203 W.Santa Fe Ave, Inspector-JohnR.Gardiner, Judges-JohnH.M.Dermont,Amy Cook。 Fullerton Precinct No.2 Pollying place-Tent on E.Commonwealth Ave., near Highland St, Inspector-GeorgeH.Gobar, Judges-Ellizabeth Fallert,John A.Clark。 Fullerton Precinct No.3 Pollying place-City Hall, Inspector-GeorgeA.Ruddock, Judges-LuellaA.Parker,FrankE.Copp。 Fullerton Precinct No.4 Pollying place-Fullerton High School Building, Inspector-I.H.Dysinger, Judges-M.H Howard, George J.Snyder, Fullerton Precinct No.5 Pollying place-Fullerton Grammar School Building, Inspector-I.Charles Mauerhan, Judges-W.H.Daniel,Margaret A.Bogardus, Fullerton Precinct No.6 Pollying places-Roomss15and16,Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building, Inspector-H.D Thurber, Judges-DellaA.Allen, Irene Beatty, Judges-Ben J.Dauser, Fullerton Precinct No.7 Pollying place-Garage at Corner Waite West Orange Precinct Polling place—Southern Pacific depot. Inspector—A. L. Whiteman. Judges—J. A. Smiley, Miles E. Hill. Clerk—Minnie E. Rurup. Silverado Precinct Polling place—Silverado School House. Inspector—A. B. Tiffany. Judges—R. M. Shaw, J. V. Schulz. Clerk—John B. Marshall. 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 Gillison, G. W. Gwynn. Clerk—Daniel Boyd. El Toro Precinct Polling place—El Toro School House. Inspector—A. W. Thompson. Judges—John Osterman, Louis K. Scott. Clerk—a A. Avery. Harper Precinct Polling place—Harper School House. Inspector—H. B. Woodrough. Judges—D. J. Dodge, George W. McGinnis. Clerk—a C. A. Wilkinson. Laguna Precinct Polling place—Laguna School House. Inspector—George W. Stevens. Judges—E. B. Foote, Elmer E. Jahraus. Joe Skidmore Newport Precinct Polling place—Newport School House. Inspector—R. W. McClaim. Judges H. L. Wakeham, E. W. Harmon. 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. Hope E. Trickey. San Juan Precinct Polling place—Woodman's Hall. Inspector-Levi Gockley. Judges-Marcos H. Forster, Frank A.Forster. John Forster. San Joaquin Precinct Polling place—San Joaquin School House. Inspector-William Wilson. Judges-Harry Spencer, A.J.McFadden. Abe Johnson. Trabuco Precinct Precinct Hall. Whalley. Henrich, Hillyer W. Nemedy. Precinct Bain Valley School Parsons. Gard, H. Y. Evans. Lamb. Precinct Westminster School A. McFadden. Byram, James H. Warner. Precinct Bradbury & Miles' Bradbury, Ore, F. J. Mallett. Teter. Precinct El Beach Pavilion. Richards. Peterson, B. B. Brown. Mills. Precinct No. 1 Anaheim Union High Boege. F. Worsley, John F. Man. Precinct No. 2 T. Schumacher's St. Callor. Erickson, Hans V. Mont. Precinct No. 3 Orange County PlainN. Los Angeles St. Wallop. Dutton, Frank A. Rn. Precinct No. 4 Central Grammar School Backs, Jr. Schlueter, David McCarter. Precinct No. 5 E. Miller Building, G. Cassidy. Blung, John J. Magshley. Precinct No. 6 Gold's Store. Arnold. George, H. F. Kealiher. Rr. Precinct No. 7 Mont School Buildnearl. Quarton, Frank H. Boot. Precinct No. 8 Theim Public Library Krastel. Robert Wilson. Garger. Precinct No. 9 Hall. D. Jones. Ross, S. R. Coate. Sea. Precinct No. 10 Primary School Builddance. Polling place—Olinda School House. Inspector—Loule J. Heffner. Judges—Lewis M. Smith, Margie Cooper. Clerk—Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place—Magnolia School House. Inspector—Archie 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. Huelster, L. M. Gardiner. Clerk—A. F. Graves. Yorba Linda Precinct Polling place-Yorba Linda School House. Inspector-William H. Bertram. Judges-Ernest R. Walker, George H. Corbit. Clerk-Rose Hugn. 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. Keailher. Judges-John B. Stewart, Ell A. Sparks. Clerk-Maria 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-Iauline 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.Edwards。 Clerk-Nick Hugo. El Modena Precinct Polling place-El Modena school house。 Inspector-Macy S.Davila。 Judges-W.F.Gulley, William T.Chapman。 Clerk-Wade H.Flippen. McPherson Precinct Polling place-Old Store Building at McPherson。 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 Whiting。 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. Polling place—Woodman's Hall。 Inspector-Levl Gockley。 Judges-Marcos H.Forster,Frank.A.Forster。 Clerk-John Forster。 San Juan Precinct Polling place-San Joaquin School House。 Inspector-William Wilson。 Judges-Harry Spencer,A.J.McFadden。 Clerk-Abe Johnson。 Trabuco Precinct Polling place-Trabuco School House。 Inspector-A.B.Joplin。 Judges-Louis Robinson,George H.Brown。 Clerk-Jesse Adkins。 Tustin Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Pendleton Lumber Company office。 Inspector-J.G.Bernelke。 Judges-Louise Bernelke,George W.Brown。 Clerk-A.A.Alderman。 Tustin Precinct No. 2 Polling place-H.W.Smith Realty Company's office。 Inspector-H.W.Smith。 Judges-W.L.Shatto,Frank L.Worden。 Clerk-Paul H.Anderson。 Tustin Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Mock's Harness Shop。 Inspector-I.L.Marchant。 Judges-C.C.Lambert,F.P.Crawford。 Clerk-Arthur Lindsay. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange,State of California. Dated this 30th day of March,1916. T.B.TALBERT, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange.(SEAL) Attest: W.B.WILLIAMS, Clerk. Favorite Saloon L.Wisser,Mgr. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Oligars SCHLITZ BEER On Draught Exchange Bar WM. STARK, Prop. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Oligars Anaheim Union Brewing Beer on Draught COURTEOUS TREATMENT 120 W.Center St. ANAHEIM 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. & D. BELMONT BAR We are always here to serve you with the best of Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Articles of incorporation of the Anaheim Amusement company were filled with County Clerk Williams Thursday. The company is capitalized at $15,000, the stock to be divided into 15,000 shares to be sold at $1.00. Directors of the company are Fred A. Dyckman, Leora E. Newcombe, E. H. Heying, George Bishop and John Schumacher. The company was organized to install a transportation amusement device at Seal Beach.