Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
THE LOCAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
The Call for the Democratic
Caucuses Tonight.
Encouraging Reports from Number
of Meetings.
Democrats at Norwalk and Newhall.
Nota Bene walker-Demo-
cratic Club Meet
ings--Notes.

A very successful meeting was held at
Norwalk, on Tuesday night, by the
Democrats and Peoples party COM
bined.
M. G. Settle, sr., was chairman and ].
E. Wilson, secretary. The meeting was
called to order by the chairman, and the
secretary read the following list of vice.
presidents: W. R. Deering, M. G. Hun
gerford, w. H. Settle, L. w. Houghton,
DR.. Merchant. J. F. Grower, A. G. Hay
good, S. Sproul. A. w. Pyron, s. M.
Elliott, G. N. Haddock, G. P. Walker,
and William Henderson.
The county candidates were then in
troduced in the following order: M. @.
Marsh, w. G. Cullen, F. B. Colver, E. E.
Hewitt, Mr.. Scarborough, j. de Barth
Shorb, Mr.. Brewer, the candidate for
supervisor, T. ]. Kerns, Democratic and
Peoples party candidate for assembly,
man in the Seventy second district.
Mr.. Shorb spoke few moments on
county government. He said that the
treasurer should refuse to pay bills,
even if signed by the auditor, if he
thought there was any irregularity. He
also paid his respects to the roads.
While he was road overseer he built
over 13 miles of road, and filed up all
the Republican chuckholes in his dis
trict.
Mr.. Brewer made his remarks chiefly
to the ladies. He stated that he was q
married man his first wife died, and he
married agsin, and if God took her from
him he would be in the market again.
He said that his opponent, Mr.. Hay, is
an sold batch" and therefore averse to
ladies.
w. A. Ryan was then introduced, and
made speech touching on county af-
fairs. He said that this is campaign
against prohigate taxation, take either
the billion dollar congress, the legisla-
ture of thousand scandals, or the.
$l2-minute county government. The
county officers have not cared for the
SO as to tax them higher next time.
Contracts have been let without COM
petitive bids. They are now negotia-
for the building of a ten or fifteen thou
Shuu QOllhI lOuutdlu db tHc COhIb uOu6C.
This is to be let privately, and without
bids.
The frauds of all the officers were fitly
shown, and the people at Norwalk are
no longer in ignorance of where their
money has gone.
At the close of Mr.. Ryan's speech Mr..
Larkin OF the Populists was introduced.
His speech touched the money and
transportation questions.
Mr.. Simons DemocraD then came
forward. He handled national issues
with mastery hand. He quoted from
Uncle Billy Williams now famous
speech, and showed that in case of a
financial crisis the non-protected farmer
was just 81 times worse off than the
highly protected manufacturer and
capitalist, all on account of the McKin-
ley bill. Other points in the tariff were
plainly shown, so that now if a man
votes the Republican ticket he knows
that he is voting for and sanctioning
wholesale robbery.S
The meeting then closed, and the
Democrats are highly pleased with the
outlook for success.
The Democrats of Norwalk are in
debted to Mr.. Holgate's braes band for
the excellent music which was furnished
gratuitously.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSEs.
The following notice is official: Cau-
cuses will be held tonight, at 7 80, by
the voters of the various precincts OF
the city at the places designated below.
The polls are to remain open one hour.
The numbers and boundaries of the
precincts are those in use at the election
of December. 1890.
Precinct 5-Causus at No. CAT Fairview ave-
nue..
Precinct 6-Caucus at Gable power house.
Precinct Caucus at northeast corner Bal
ley and E. First street.
Precinct S-Caucus at No. 1882 San Fernando
street. 500
Precinct 9-Caucus at No. lilo N. Msir
street.
Precinct 1O-Caucus at No. 52711 Macy street
Precinct IL - C4ucus at southeast corner
Commercial and Main streets.
Pr, cinct IA : Caucus at southeast corne
Commercial and Alamo da st eets.
Precinct l5-CaucuS at corner Jackson anC
Vignes streets.
| Precinct 16-Caucus at northeast corner Ala
| media and FIJI st reefs.
Precinct ls-Caucus at No. 600 E. Second
| street.
Pre- cinct l9-Caucus at Kearney's Hall, E
| Seventh st1ett.
Precinct 2l-Caucus at Donovan block, cor
ner Fifth and Regen5 streets.
Precinct 22-Caucus at northeast corner Sev
! enth and san Pedro streets.
Precinct 23-Caucus at No. 1912 g. Mai
| street.
Precinct 24-Caucus at No. 1912 8. Mail
| street.
Precinct 25-Caucus at No 1912 S. Mai
ST eet
Precinct 27-Caucus at Washington gardens
Precinct 28-Caucus at Sixteenth-street en-
| gine house.
Precinct 30 Caucus at Ninth-street engin
| house.
Precinct 31-Caucus at Ninth-street engin
| house
Precinct 32-Caucus at Chicks stable, 2l
| w. Fifth street
Precinct 33-Caucus at Third-street engin
| house.
Precinct 34-Caucus at Belkouski's store
corner Third aud Broadway.
Precinct 35-Caucus at room II, Wilson
| block.
Precinct 36-Caucus at Office of John Ke
| nealy, No 2G7 ). Broadway.
Precinct 37-Caucus at No. 627 8. Gram
| avenpe.
Precinct 3s-Caucus at Coulter's ice house
| on Pearl street,
| street
Precinct 4O-Caucus at willetts' market, co,
ner Grand avenue and Temple street.
! Precinct 4l-Caucus at 8261a Temple street.
Precinct 42-Caucus at corner Temple an
| Metcalf streets
Precinct 43-Caucus at No. 6s1 Upper Mali
street.
Precinct 44-Caucus at No. 9O7 Temple street
| Precinct 45-Caucus at NO. 6Sl Upper Mai
| street.
| Precinct 46-Caucus at no Invest corner Col
| lege and San Fernando streets.
| Precinct 47-Caucus at Temple-street fire en-
| gine house.
When more than one precinct holds
its caucus at the same place they are T.
caucus in separate portions OF the bal