Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-26
OH POMONA LETTER.
Gossip From "a Rising Young
Center of Population.

center OF FOpuihttous
| Owing tn very great interest In the polite
al question, business has slackened up won
| derfuliy during the last month, to revive
again IN splendid manner, no doubt, soon
after the November election. Democrats
| entertain confidence that, after many years,
| they will awaken to q realz ttlon Of their
dreams, and Republicans profess to feel
greatly elated over the Ohio result. claiming.
In some places, that the battle Is over" In
Pomona the lines are closely drawn between
Democrats, Republicans aud ProhibltlOnists.
The latter party IL estimated at ~. with
chances for 70, including scyen-eighths for
incr Republican votes.
Tuesday evening Col. Markham spoke TO
an audience composed largely Of Dem.
ocrnts, who appeared TO be acquainted With
his brief California record, ana he created
no enthusiasm whatever lie gave Mr.. Del
Vale fine compliment during the course
OF his remarks, and number OF Repnbli.
cans who had not Intended to do 50 VIII
probably vote for the little Democrat"
After Col. Markham'g address. q. Wiley
Wells waved the bloody shirt" with the
old time yigor, and reviewed the record Of
Blaine 10 prove his honesty, etc. IL Is safe
TO say that he skipped many points of inter
est In the "Plumed knights" career.
"On the quiet Republicans aredlspleased
with the county ticket, and II Will be boiled
quite extensively, and the election Of the
Democratic ticket may be said to be gcner-
ally conceded.
houses In Pomona last week were appre
hended Mt Cotton. The evidence was mea'
ger aud one was discharged the other being
bound over 10 higher courts.
Mr.. \. j. Carter, n prominent young gen
tlcman OF this city, will give up his residence
here next week and go to Los Angeles.
what You don't mean iY'' This was
said by prominent Republican when in
formed Of the HERALD's astonishing circula-
tlon Ia Pomona. why, everybody takes
IT," said the HERALD man. "Well, It's met
ropolltan sheet, newsy and reliable, II It's
Democratic" said the white lot gent.
Compared to last week, social circles have
been less active The society OF Pomona Is
closely connected with Los Angeles, and in
this suburban town OF the county much in
tetest Is evinced in prominent moves In
your society. Consequently several citizens
events of last week.
Natural attractions, the fair and the Prohi-
billion Convention caused Pomona people to
Hood" Los Angeles last week. Among the
visitors were DR.. Brown, Rev. heather
Frank Trnitt, W. W. Lopez, Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Eods and others.
Democracy made local nominations Tues
day night as follows; Justices, Capt; frey.
Pomona; Joseph Mslotte, spadra. Consta-
bles, J. " Wright. Pomona; $. 4. Aruett,
Spadra. Re publicans are In a wrangle and
will not nominate until Monday night They
are mixed everywhere In this great Cleye-
land year of 1894.
DIR. Morrison has returned from n success
full freighting trip to the Calico district lie
visited Los Angeles Wednesday.
Several deer have been killed In the San
Antonio canon lately. The campers have
generally flown"
+. q. Haley. lately postmaster Of cleve-
land, Ohio, has completed his residence on
the Kingsley tract
Judge Wright, who failed to receive nomi-
nation for Justice of the Peace at the Demo
cratic caucus, will run Independent.
The Democratic meeting tonight was the
grandest affair of the season. over fifty
mounted torch-light bearers were In the
great procession, stretching from one end Of
Second street to the other. Col. Godfrey and
Richard Dunnigan made brilliant speeches
and enthusiasm was almost beyond con
troll.
The last campaign meeting will be held
next Saturday evening, when candidates for
county Offices Will address the people, and
Mr.. Del Vale.
A branch of the Club rheater pleased the
natives Friday eve. REX.