Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-21
THE 'PUBLICANs.
Further Personal Points ON Pc-
IiticaI sinners.

IiticaI sinners.
The kilograms Of night before last
brought the news that w. Fl. Brown,
whilom U. s. Surveyor. General OF
California, is candidate for Governor,
Subject to the decision Of the @. o. p"
Brown halls from Sacramento, and has
rooms at the Nadeau.
G. Y. Bassett, a member of the State
Central COMMITTEES, has taken rooms at
the Nedesu. Charlie is green noun
tain boy, potato smasher"-pr1duce
broker--from San Francisco, and almost
good enough fellow 10 be Democrat.
He il Zone Of the boys"
1t is reported that the Nevada Bank
has secured ten rooms at one of the
hotels. That probably means that Bill
Dresbach will be on hand. Bill tlded
over the Friedlander estate in the big
ship charter crash when the Wheat
King" died in 70. Bill Dresbach and
Charlie Reed, his partner in the present
wheat sack deal, have more brains in
their hats than the average OF the wire
pullers and manipulators.
Drury Malone. ex Secretary of State,
has rooms at the Nadean. He will be a
handy man for Col Moore to interview
on the subject Of deficits and what to
do about them.
Gen. s. w. Backus will also stop al
the same hotel. He is ex- Postmaster of
San Francisco a high up G. A. r.
man, and the one who sent out that
circular" about the Comrades" not
stopping in Los Angeles. He made the
''amende honorable" in sending down
the flags for the streets. The people of
Southern California intend to hang him
with the decorations and thus make
things even all round.
Mr.. A. r. Briggs will be at the Ma
deau. Arthur X. is q newspaper man.
and q member of the City Central Com
mittee of San Francisco.
"Sir" j. d. Spreckles, Of San Francis
CO and Honolulu, the great sugar boss o.
the Bay City, will be at the Nadeau
The Kanska knight can hardly be her,
in the interest OF Gen. Dimond who
runs a steamship line which might be a
rival to his own.
j. M. Litch6eld is of the San Fran
cisco delegation and will be at the Ma
deau. He 10 an ex-Supervisor Of tn,
city of San Francisco and political
boss. e. I. Donnelly and J. j. Porter
are other San Francisco politicians wht
are ION deck" with orders for rooms a.
the Nadeau. w. Hunter and Chas. Nc
CATCHY, OF Sacramento, also hav,
rooms at the Nadeau. McClatchy is a
newspaper man on the staff of the Sac
ramento Bee. He is brother-in-law o
+. 2. Kelly, Of this city. 1t is probabl,
he comes to represent bis paper.
Theo. Reichert, J. II. Dickinson, Q
lawyer, w. r. Morton, Gen. J. II
Sheehsn, editor and proprietor Of tn,
Post, all Of San Francisco, and Edwin
X. Alsop, Of Sacramento, have head
quarters at the Nadean.
Judge Frank Adams, of San Luii
Obispo, who might have been bit by con
gressional lightning. il he had not GOV
cred himself with gubernatorial ambition
is here already. He made speech lasi
night at meeting Of the Young Men,
Club. w. I. Williams of this city also
addressed the young 'Publicans, sno
political sinners at the same
meeting. Any one who want,
to see Judge Adams may fine
him at the Nadeau. The lightning O
the nomination for Governor is not likely
to hit him. He seems to be overshad
owed by the towering height of Dimond
swift and Reed. Happy Adams IL
being so bested, for whoever is named
will be SO worsted by Uncle George
Hearst, the stalwsrt standard bearer Of
the sDemocracy, that when the pitiles,
pelting Of the hail Of votes is over in
November the badly worsted Publican
nominee, and all political sinners gener.
ally, will just hunt q ground-hog's hole
in which to hide, pulling the hole in
after them.