The herald., 1894-10-19


every day to see how things are getting z
on. and few dollars of railroad money
are put up whenever the paper 10 likely
to get closed up.
Their stink-pots are thrown at Patton
after each contribution, and White
comes in for his share of abuse, because
the editor imagines that it was through
his instrumentality he was removed
from the custom house. You will OBJ
serve, pursued the old man, that when
ever Patton is attacked, they 20 for
White. OF course Harrington don't
like White because he is against the
Reilly funding bill and in favor OF Sen
Pedro; and he has issued orders to at
tack him in order to lessen his influence
when the harbor committee OF the aen.
ate comes out here. Have you ever seen
On editorial in the Expresa in favor OF
San Pedro? No, and you never Will
until the appropriation is made
for that place, unless you folks
force them to come out, and then they
will have to get permission from Hunt
ington. You see they can't buy the
Times and they can't buy. the HERALD,
and the senate committee is going to be
hero pretty soon and if all the papers
are for San Pedro, it will 60 hard for
Huntington's Santa Monica scheme.
For that reason they are holding out
the Express, although, as l have said,
they may allow it to come out for
San Pedro, but don't think they will.
REFUSES TO SIGN.
The affidavit controversy between Mr..
w. Fl. Savage OF Gan Pedro, we'll
known Republican, and John Burr,
Republican candidate for sheriff, yester-
day reached the stags of irreconcilable-
ness, and Mr.. Savage is still more firmly
convinced that he will not vote for Mr..
Burr.
He took an affidavit to Mr.. Burr in
which he was to declare that he is not a
member of the American Protective
association.
Mr.. Burr finally announced that he
would not sign it, stating as q reason
that he had taken legal counsel and had
been assured that it would be against
the law for him to do 60. Mr. Savage
states that he would neither deny nor
affirm that he 10 an A. P. A. He says
that he has only voted for two Demo-
Gratis in 20 years, but that he can't go
Mr.. Burr.
LEGION FRANCHISE.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
of the Legion Franchise was held last
evening at Painters hall on Also etreet.
Mr.. Paul Soviove, in the chair. called
the meeting to order, with all the
officers in their stations. The hall was
crowded to overfowing and oil the
standing room was filed. When Presi-
dent Soviove introduced r. II. Chap
man, candidate for superior judge, who,
in brief end felicitious vein, explained
himself that the candidates for the ju-
dietary were not expected to make po-
litical speeches, but he would counsel all
present that the party had selected q
very able candidate.
One OF the pleasing events of the
evening occurred at the moment that
his honor, Mayor Rowan, was intro
duced. Paul Claviere had selected
the prettiest little miss in the French
colony to present his honor with very
largs and handsome bouquet OF LaFrance
roses. His honor, in short and WE'LL
timed address. thanked the legion for
the honor conferred upon him
Mr.. R. j. Adcock, candidate for the
assembly, reviewed the issues OF the
day in his usual happy manner, and his
remarks on the current issues of the
day showed that he was alive to the in
tersets OF his constituents and would
make useful and prominent assembly
| man.
| J. II. Dockweilsr, the present city en-
| gineer, was called upon and made an
| excellent impression, reviewing in q
mastery manner the county ticket and
| paid q glowing tribute to each and all
the candidates.
Democratic city central committee are
requested to sec that the list of dele
gates elected in their precincts tonight
are sent in TO the HERALD Office as soon
az possible after the result is declared.
The Sixth Ward Republican club mot
last night at their hall, Fifteenth and
Main etreets. The usual display of Re-
publicanism. protectionism and Nc
Kinlsyism were the features Of the
meeting.
A Democratic meeting was held last
night at the hall near the corner of
| Sixth and Olive streets. at which the
speakers were J. @. Brown, Joseph
Kinley and L. st. Julien Cox. The ad-
| dresses were we'll received and made a
| good impression.
This evening is to be rather lively
| one with the local Republican ward
clubs of this city. The Third Ward club
holds business meeting and the Fourth
| Ward club meets for permanent organ
ization. At the City gardens tho Seventh
| Ward Republican club will, after C shor:
street parade. hold mass meeting to
be addressed by several prominent
speakers. The officers and mem mbers Of
the Eighth Ward Republican club will
| hold their meeting in Painters' hall. 233
Also street. Refreshments will be
served.
At Lankershim Republican meeting
will be held this evening.
Tomorrow evening Republican meet
ing will be held OF Chatsworth, and the
| Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Republi-
! can club will hold a meeting in the
rooms OF the Los Angeles Republican
| club.
The Jonathan club, with their band,
will visit Pasadena this evening to visit
the Republicans there and attend the
meeting. The train leaves at Z O'Clock,
and in order to bring the members back
OF reasonable hour, will leave Pasa-
dena at IL o'clock.
AN EPISTOLARY DAY,