The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02
out be snapped his fingers and said, It's $1,000
or are against you"
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 3Oth
day of October, 1890. j. F. SIEBE.
[Seal.l JAMES L. KING, Notary Public.

out be snapped his fingers and said, IT'S $1,000
or we are against YOU"
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 3Oth
day of October 1890. j. f. SIEBE.
fSeall JAMES L. KING, Notary Public.
State OF California, City and County OF San Fran
Lewis D. Wallenstein, being duly sworn. de-
poses aud says:
1 am employed as salesman at the clothing and
furnishing store known as The Hub" situated
on the northeast corner OF kearny and Suffer
Evening Post has been In the habit of coming
into said store almost daily during the past
year, and have been well acquainted win nun.
Have had several conversations with him con
corning the course of his paper toward Join ID.
Sebe. On Sunday, the 26th OF This month, ne
told me that he had called upon Frederick e.
Siebe in reference to securing the support OF the
Evening Post for bis brother, and had told MIN
that it would cost $1,000; that Mr.. Siebe had de-
clined to pay that amount. On Monday, the 27th
inst, Mr.. Hirsch stated TO me that he had
matters OF great Importance In the Siebe hight for
publication in the Post, which would XIII him
with The Italian vote. He asked me TO go down
cost $1,000, aud not cent less, to keep IL out OF
the Post, and that he must have an answer by
10 o'clock. l went down, saw Frederick Slebe,
and he positively declined to give him one penny.
reported that TO Mr.. Hirscb.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3oth
day of October, 1890.
[SeaLl GEORGE F. KNOX, Notary Public.
OFFICE OF ASSESSOR.
Buckley is making an effort to elect his
candidate for Assessor There is a great deal
OF money in that Office in the hands of an
INSCRIPTIONS man. Following his usual prac-
tiee, Buckley has nominated a man of fair
personal standing, and this man of fair per-
Sonal standing declares that If elected he
will be Assessor. In the same way Mr.. Pond
declared two years ago that II elected he
would be Mayor. Mr.. Pond was elected, but
the records do not show that lie has been In
Ii. rA1ft hn Prtn1-l law
candidate, Is the proprietor OF place OF
amusement which is open 365 nights III the
year. He is also the manager OF large fur-
niture mandatory which needs constant
attention The Tivoli Opera House and the
furniture manufactory are permanent instr
tutionS. The office of Assessor is for four
years. Properly conducted there is nothing
in it for man whose time is as probably
employed as is that of Mr. Kreling. The in
ference is that if Mr.. Kreling is elected he
will appoint deputy who will, from Mr..
kreling'S inability on account OF other oc
equations to devote much time 10 the office,
take charge of the office. Another inference
is that Buckley may have something to say
atout the appoin tment Of the deputy. Now,
Buckley is known to be in politics for the
money there is in politics for him.
Mr.. Slebe, the Republican candidate for
Assessor, has record as bosS-hghter. lie
has fought bosses in the Republican party,
and thereby incurred the enmity of the ele
ment in that party whose methods are much
like those of Buckley. He is opposed by
one so-called Republican newspaper whose
Republicanism by the way does not prevent
it from supporting Buckley's young man
Clunie for Congress. On the other hand
Mr.. Siebe will be supported by business
men and property-ho lders who comprehend
the consequences of permitting the Office Of
Assessor to be conducted according TO Buck
ley methods.
The cowardly personal attacks, made by
irresponsible individuals upon Mr.. Siebe,
far from injuring his canddature have
strengthened him with his party and with
the people The electors will take care that
the next Assessor of our fair city and
county is John ID. Siebe. the man who has
been tried time and again and has never
been found wanting"