The herald., 1894-10-21
Arnold-More SO than I have besnY

Arnold-More so than have been?
Lindley-I have provided for you. Its
enough now to make you q member OF
the board of equalization.
Webbsr--I repeat. | want Summer
land for assessor. He's lately moved
into the Fourth ward, but the Eighth
wants him.
Liudley-Will he give as his patrons
age?
Webber-He'll do what 1 tell him. 1
elected him to the council.
Gard-Hinton is a good man.
Lindley-Hinton won't do. He as
seseed our bank too much, and all the
banks. They'll oppose him tooth and
toe-nail in the election.
Gard-Perhaps that will commend
him to the people and add strength to
the ticket.
Lindley-People be id. as Wander
bilt said. Money is what carries cleo.
tions. The banks are having a hard
time and they musn't be assessed too
much. My voice is for Summerland.
He'll listen to reason.
Webber-Cline wants Gray, go as not
to have 80 many candidates in the city,
but insist on Summerland. The point
made against Gray is. he let's the big
ranches and the corporations off easy.
McLachlan-Gray will be a strong
candidate with the big ranchers and the
banks. Ii he's on the ticket, they will
give it strong pecuniRry support.
Misunderstanding wants to be tax col
lector, but he lives in the Ninth ward.
Two candidates from that ward have
already been nominated-Trow Ward
and |. II Wirshing is nominated, am
afraid it will be charged the Ninth ward
has more than it's share. 1t will be said,
like Pasadena, it wants everything.
Gard-Campbell wants to be coroner.
He's in the Ninth ward.
Lindley-Cates must be coroner. I'm
sorry two OF our friends want the
same Office. Campbell must be pulled
down.
McLachlan-Ws must have Gates. 1
want his help in Santa Monica.
Arnold-It will be good policy to
lose the Mexican vote.
Lindley-Kellogg of Pomona wants to
be auditor, but he'lt have to give way
to Molyneaux for school superintendent.
Molyneaux works with US.
Gard-And who will be our candidates
for judges?
Lindley-I don't care q damn about
the judges. They have no patronage.
Smith-Willis would like the attor-
neyship Of the public administrator.
Lindley-Willis is picked out for city
attorney. That's better place. Our
slate must be kept secret among our
friends and false one given to the pub
lie. See that delegates are elected that
we can depend on. Pm going to make
people believe I'm out OF politics. /
shall see Burns and make all necessary
arrangements. One thing l want to im-
press on you, the promises made at SAT-
ramento to get our delegates up to the
support of Burns, and the slated ticket
must be kept in the county convention
and delegates must be chosen that will
do it.
McLachlan-I'll answer for Pasadena.
SMITH for the Firat ward.
WebDer-I for the Eighth ward.
Arnold-I for the Ninth ward.
| Gssd-I don't know as | can answer
| for the Fourth.
Lindley-Time is passing and ! must
depart from you; but / leave my bless-
ing with you. (Exenn, Lindley)
McLachlan-EIsd! Pm sorry to have
him go. When he's around always feel
safe. Gard, don't feel 80 sure thai
Estee will be elected and il he shor Gu t.
what in the devil will do for living?
Arnold The University bank has
gone out OF business. and should be
defeated don't know what L would do.
Smith-Tm all right go long as Lind
Icy remains the political agent of the
| Southern Pacific.
Webber-My business will go ON who
ever is elected.
Gard-It's getting late and we'd better
20 home. (Exeunt all.)