Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-12
SOME POLITICAL MATTERS.
Only Ten More Days in Which to Reg
lister.

Only Ten More Days in Which to Reg
lister.
just four weeks from this morning
and the HERALD will in all probability
be able to chronicle the result of the
county election, at least. 1t is not at
all probable that the result of the ma
tional election will be known at that
time. The election takes place three
weeks from next Tuesday. From sun
rise until pm. the battle of the ballots
will be in progress throughout Califor-
MIA.
The registration of voters still contin-
ues. There are now about "a 900 names
on the roll, and there yet remains 10
days during which names will be taken
down. If your name is not on the roll,
see to it that it is placed there at once.
Registration closes on October 22d, and
if your name is not down before then
you will be disfranchised.
1t is stated that there are $50 names
| registered from the Soldiers home. This
is heavy registration from the home,
but it should be remembered that there
are between 1000 and HOO inmates.
STRONG CANDIDATE.
The Democratic nominee for the as
sembly in the Seventy-fourth district is
James @. Kays. and although the dis
! trict in which he is running has Re-
publican majority, it is almost certain
| that he will be elected. Mr.. Kays is a
native of California. He is AZ years of
age. and for 10 years last past he has
resided here. He has filled the position
of city treasurer during that time for six
| box x,inn hoon o1oatoA in 1890 This
covered three successive terms. In 1886
he was elected sheriff of this county. and
| in 1888 refused a denomination. For
the last four years he has been attend
ing to his private business affairs, and
has absolutely declined to become q can
| didate for any public Office. All of the
public trusts Of Mr.. Kays have been
| with honor and credit to himself. AS
| the representative cf this county, at Sac
ramento, he would qlestionably rem
der to the people of his district good
and valuable service. No man can
bring aught against the character of
| James G. Kays. He has been tried
and trusted public servant, and should
be elected to the assembly.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The West-end Democrats meet at
Wizards hall, West Washington street,
tonight. G. F. Pitts, OF Pasadena, and
G. F. Harris, recently OF Massachusetts,,
will speak on the questions of the day
from a Democratic standpoint. Both
speakers are able men, and lively
meeting is expected.
| Refugio Bilderrain has consented to
| allow his name to be used in connection
with the Democratic nomination for
city assessor. Mr.. Bilderrain has al
ready served term as county assessor.
A meeting for the permanent organiza-
ton of the Seventh ward Democratic
club will be held at the Opera House
hall, ITO South Main street, on. Saturday
evening. the 18th of October. All DEM
ocrats of the Seventh ward are earnestly
requested to be in attendance, as the
election of officers will take place at this
meeting. The chair will be taken at s
O'Clock sharp.
The Sixth ward Democratic club held
a meeting last night, which was ad-
dressed by the following: J. 7. Guthrie,
J. R. Mathews, M. T. Collins, G.. S. Bar
tholomew, Captain Mackey,W. H.Work-
man, DR.. Bryant, G. Pessel and Judge
Bearden. The club will meet again on
Tuesday evening at 1912 South Main
street.
The Jackson Democratic club will
meet on Friday, the 2lst inst, at Opel a
House hall