Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-12
GENERAL EXPRESSION.
WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK OF
THE CANDIDATES.
Mr.. Stevens q General Favorite for
Second Trustee He is In
dorsed by All Glasses.

Mr.. Stevens q General Favorite for
Second Trustee = He is In
dorsed by All Glasses.
We give below additional expressions o.
prominent citizens upon the candidates
and outlook for to-day:
G. w. Inglis-I think Mr. Stevens is an ex
cellent man for the position and he will get my
vote.
C. I. wheeler-If we cannot elect such mar
as MI. stevens over his competitor II is time the
people knew it, and we had better g get up and
get-!f that is true. Mr.. Stevens is first-clas!
man in every respect.
w. W. Marvin, Jr-Am very glad to be able tG
vote for frst-class man, and one who ha:
stamina enough not to be forced into pledges.
G. II. Denton-I am for John Stevens He i.
my choice for Second Trustee, because know
is competent and trustworthy ard want moth
ing more.
Geo ge Shoemaker, Jr-I stand for Mr. Stevens
because OF the principles he represents.
Hon. Newton BOOTH think Mr.. Stevens is as
good a man as could be named for the place
and deserves the earnest support OF every good
citizen.
H. B. Hubbard-Everybody knows how ]
stand. 1 have confidence that the good judg
ment of the people viii elect Mr.. Stevens.
E. u. Leitch-Mr. Stevens card in answer to
Ben Welch's letter is perfectly satisfactory &c
me. | was going to vote for the head of the
American ticket, but now l am not, and shall
vote for Mr.. Stevens and work for him from
sunup to shutdown. Count me in.
J. +. Slater-I am for the Republican ticket
from top to bottom, and shall work for il the
best know.
Chris Green-I have known Mr.. Stevens fol-
thirty years. He is an honest. upright citizen.
am satisfied he Will be elected, and will give
the fullest satisfaction in the office of Street
Commissioner.
J: A. Lefavor-Mr. Stevens is an old resident
and understands the city's needs He will
make splendid Second Trustee.
C. M. Prodger-I am in favor of the kinder
gar'en, and believe that sundry drunken parents
should be killed, SO that we would have no fur
ther trouble with their children.
Frank Miller-John stevens does business on
the extreme west side of town. His residence
is on the east side, but his sympathies and III
guarantee of the strictest impartiality in divid-
ing up the city's patronage. 1 have not met
him nor had any Communication with him for
months, but know his past record.
Frank Gregory-Mr Stevens is a good man
he should be elected. feel satisfied if he is
elected he will serve the city to the best of his
ability. shall support him.
John Shields am for Mr.. Stevens. believe
him to be good man for the place.
W. K Strong-l am in favor of Mr.. Stevens be-
cause he Is tirst-class man, and / know will
do his cuty without fear or favor.
Z. E. Meyer can indorse all good things
vore for him.
Walter wylie-I warmly indorse John Stevens
and believe he is the man of ali others for the
place.
J. H. Platt-I am in favor of Stevens and will
stand for him. He did not need to pledge
himself.
Ira Conklin-I believe Mr.. Stevens pledged
himself all that any consistent man could when
he accepted the nomination. 1t will be very
desirable thing that Mr.. Stevens goes into the
office unnpledged to any faction.
J. A. Mclntyre-Haye known Mr.. Stevens a
long time, and if elected he will act for the
city's best interest at all times.
L. L. Lewis am for Stevens solid. and he is
going to be elected. know the man through
and through. and that's why am for him.
VIM. Ingram, Jr., Manager for the Hunting
ton Hopkins Company)-John stevens is gilt
edge He has had charge OF the draying for
the Hunt,ngton-Hopkins Company for the past
fifteen years we have no written contract OF
pledge: during that time we have never had
word of complaint to make. His men have
told me time and again that he pays them every
saturday night higher wages than any other
drayman, and that they would rather work for
him than any other man. If l mistake not at
the Close OF the war he was the first man in
Sacrame INTO TO give employment to discharged
soldiers; l understand o. P. Dodge was one OF
the number. If elected, will qua antee that
stevens will make one of the best Trustees that
we have ever had.
Valentine Arcega-I shall vote for Stevens
and the Republican ticket.
NJ. 7; sauza-I shall vote for Mr.. Stevens. l
am Republican.
p Ganzetti-Stevens is my man for Second
Trustee.
Frank Schideler-I propose to put in a plump
vote for John Stevens
DR.. W. A. Briggs / believe character is better
than promises therefore am for John Stevens
P.S. Chatfeld-I am in favor of John Stevens
and intend TO vote for him. He knows what is
for the good of Sacramento
d.. +. B. Sutliff-l have no vote here yet not
having been in the State year, but If had
would vote for man who refused to pledge
himself, but whose character was a guarantee
that he would act right in all things after
elected.
A. q. Browley-I believe in John Stevens, bu,
my vote Is in Placer county.
Q. p. Willis-I am for Mr.. Stevens first last
and all the time.
by Mr.. Stevens, in not pledging himself is a
commendable one Having confidence in his
integrity and business judgment, shall cheer
\ fully vote for him.
A. J. Senatz-I want to see Stevens elected. |
am Republican, and ! think Stevens is the
right man in the right place.
| j. G. Martinez am for Stevens. because he is
an honest man, an independent man, an incor-
ruptible man.
A. B. Cheney-I have known Mr.. Stevens
since ISL, and have yet TO find a more upright
man or one who would do more for the Lest in
1 terests OF the city than he. He is my man for
Second Trustee.
D. ]. Simmons-I have but one vote. and shall
cast il early for John Stevens
and the entire Republican ticket elected. and
shall vote accordingly.
A. Abbott ana for the Republican ticket. I
believe 1t Is good one.
Charles T. Jones-I am for Stevens. There
could not have been nominated better man.
Mr.. Stevens will be elected.
John W. reeves My knowledge OF Mr.. Ste.
vens dates back twenty five years He is a first.
| class man, and he will have my vote
Colonel &. V. Kellogg-Give me the record oil
man like Stevens everytime. in Sreference to
the pledges of man who will NIKE them to
catch votes.
n. Cronkite-stevens is my man. and shall
vote for him early.
C. E. Adams-Sievens is Republican and SC
am |. he will get my vote
Il. A. Burnett-The ticket is one of the best
| ever nominated and suits me.
]. F. Hill-John Stevens is good enough fol
me-
E. A. Burr-I think John Stevens is the RICH,
man for the right place, and shall vote for him
ID. Mckay do not know Mr.. stevens bu
| hear him highly spoken Of We have ten solid
votes for him in our establishment.
+. A. Jones, member of the Republican
| County Central Committee do not think 8
| better choice could have been made Mr.. Ste
vens has my hearty support.
Merrill ODell--John Stevens is one of the
| squarest and most level-headed men in the
town. They don't make any better and if al
| our citizens We're as exemplary as he we would
| have very little use for courts he will BIZ
| elected.
Harry Il. Love-I am not a political prcphe
| If stevens is not elected. He will poll an i'm
mense vote. i know of a number of Demo
| Gratis who will vote for him because OF the
action of the saloon men on Sunday.
John Watt-"Am for stevens?r Well shoult
| say yes. like that man from the soles of hi
| feet TO the crown of his head, There is no fool
| ishness about him. He is thorough business
| man, through and through, and the tool of n,
| one. shah vote and work for his election
| "Hy" Garrett-John Stevens is a frst-clas
| man, and one that is liked by all that know
| him. I know scores of Democrats who ar,
| going TO support him, and of course he viii
| carry the Republican vote.
| L. Elkus-1 am Republican, and as such can
| not go back on my ticket. / regard Stevens as ,
superior man and citizen, and predict his cleo
| ton.
| Samuel Blair, who was in the Board of Super
| vlsors for several years, Is a great admirer o
| John stevens, whom he says cannot be beater
| at the polls. He will poll silent vote that viii
surori-e you. and the entire Republican ticke
| will be elected, as it should be-
Z. ]. Clark-The Republican is a most excel
1 lent ticket, the candidates are first-class men
and see no reason why any good Republican
/ should scratch any man on the ticket Johi
| Stevens will make as good Second Trustee a
we have ever had, and he will get there, ,
| sure.
O. W. Erlewine-wel, never saw a figh
look nicer for the Republicans than this. II
| tell you the saloon men are doing all the worl
for u.s. Where they make one vote for Nc
Laughlin they drive two away from him, ant
| we can stand that. Every Republican mus
stand up 10 the rack, vote the ticket and worl
for it, and not allow himself to be hoodwinket