One from each word from a spacing perspective, not a technical perspective. Its for hand written notes and it just means (bring down above word). It doesnt matter , and Im not trying to be a jerk, but if you care, the "correct" would be:
Sandoval (at some point)
Crawford (" " ")
But like if you used your imvho you would only put a " under that not 5 of them because even though its 5 words, its one word from a "between two spaces" point of view.
Really its best use is when you are hand writing notes and want to change one thing from the note above.
For eample:
Amendment 2 Section II Article B (p.59) states Brands cost $70
" " " " " C " " generics " $15
Which means:
Amendment 2 Section II Article C (p.59) states generics cost $15
Keep in mind this is for shorthand, like note taking during a meeting, so what is technically correct is really jsut whatever is gonna work for you.