Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

still better, take a peep in at his home
on the Azusa. In that precinct there is
hardly o man who will not cast his vote
for the granger for tax. collector. Cullen
ia one OF the most popular of men with
a who encounter bin in any relation,
and this popularity is based on the ster-
ling qualities of his character.
PROV. T. S. SHAW,
Who aspres to the responsible position
of School Superintendent, is thor
oughly equipped scholar, an exper.
fenced teacher whose success in his pro.
fession is matt of record, and gen.
tleman digniiied in manner and ire.
proachable 10 life and character. For.
tunately, Professor Shaw is known in
the county, having taught in some OF
the districts, and mingled with the
other teachers in institutes and other
assemblies. His abilities and other
qualities h I'VE won for him the warm
friendship of them all. He will be o
thoroughly acceptable official to those
teachers with whom his relations will
be closest.
The nominee for County Surveyor ia
A.. r STREET,
Who is most thoroughly qualified to
perform the duties of that office. Mr..
Street is com paratively new man, but
from his close connections with the
working elements of our community he
is probably more widely known than
most people who have been here half a
dozen times as long. Street is heart
aud soul man OF the people. His
sympathies are with the masses in all
their struggles. The man is an indus.
tlious, competent, sober, honest, self
respecting citizen, in all ways worthy
of the votes of the whole people, ire.
spective of all class distinction.
r. G. GUIRADo
Has been nominated for the office of cor.
oner. He is distinguished business
man in this community, where he is
known and respected as one of our very
best citizens. That he is we'll qualified
for the place there cannot be a possible
question. DR.. Guirado will receive a
very large vote, for in addition to get
ting the solid support of his party, he
will receive the suffrages of the Latin
race without reference to party lines
He will serve the county faithfully and
efficiently during his term of office.
A. NJ. BRAGG,
The candidate for Public Administrator,
is another we'll known, old-time Angel
emo. His canvass of the county has
been of the most thorough kind. Bragg
is stranger in no bailiwick in the
county, and wherever he goes hosts of
old.tine friends flock to his standard.
The fusilade of ballots for this candidate
on November second will be something
and his will be one of the
largest majorities in the county. When
he lays off the badge of office at the end
of his term, the record of his official acts
will be SO pure that every man who
voted for him will be proud of the act,
as being personal honor.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
The nominees are w. T. Martin, Of
Pomona, II. E. Rowan. of this city, and
j. w. Venable, of Downey City. Than
these no better men could be found. The
Eastern section of the county has had
no representative in this Board at any
time. That section is said to be in even
a more deplorable condition as to bad
roads than the other parts of the county.
The whole region in the Upper San Ca
briel valley is indiscribable as to the
state of its thoroughfares. 1t needs i'm
mediate and active attention. Martin
is familiar with that, as he is with all
other points in the county, and will give
it the attention it needs and deserves.
Venable from the South end OF the
county is Just the man to represent that
section. He has been in the office before
for full term, and is now filling the
unexpired term OF Geo. Kinds. VeDable
knows the ropes in his portion of the
county well. He is so popular that there
is very little doubt Of his election.
T. L. Rowan in this city, may be said
to have quiet walk over for the place.
Here is where surprises may be looked
for on election day. The man is SO well
known, he is so popular, is SO peculiarly
fitted for the duties OF the office, that
citizens of all classes and parties will
vote for him en- masse. He will get a
majority like old.time Democratic days
in Los Angeles. This is waste OF words
to speak of Tommy Rowan and his fit
ness for the office.
THE JUSTICES OFFICES
In this city are to be filled by b. f..
Taney and A. J. King, Esq. The HER.
AID has shown their excellent qualifica-
tions for the office several times, and not
one word can be galnsaid. Taney is get
ting in some energetic work among his
constituents, and be will pull away a
big vote out of the ranks of his adversary.
In the case of Colonel King the office Is
indeed honored in seeking such man.
He is a good lawyer, thoroughly up
right, high.minded, honorable man, in
whose hands every interest will be safe.
And, by the way, speaking OF Justices,
at San GABRIEL,
JUDGE HEREFORD
Is to preside at the shrine Of the blind
goddess there for another term. He
has been Justice there before, and his
election is very certain. The citizens
of the Mission know him and will put
him in with a rousing big majority.
AT LA BALLoNA
Madegan and Levering will be the JUS
tices and most excellent choice these
gentlemen are. They will surely get in
and as surely fill the office with credit
to those who elect them.
FOR CONsTABLES
In this city T. F. Botello and Ed Smith
are making a fine race. The boys are
very popular, they are working like
beavers and catching the vote early and
late all over the city.
Alta Ballona the Constables are to be
j. f. Figueroa and M. X. Barretto,
They have experience and energy, and
they are honest. They will be elected.
There is our ticket. The candidates
stand on strong platform. and point to
a good record all along the line. Put
them in power and you will get an hon
est, etficiennt and &c nomical admins
traiiou of public affairs. Crime will moi
go unpublished, the innocent will not be
oppressed. the taxes will be reduced
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