The herald., 1894-10-18

stale, nat and unprOhtaole HYDROCARBONS
each day. Old hosry fellows. now Tor
instance that one about Patton. becom-
ing millionaire il the deep water
harbor is located at San Pedro, when
every one knows he doesn't own one acre
OF land there. Then nasn't Lindley been
aiwavs with the railroad. and haven't
the Express crowd and McLachlau and
George Arnold always been with Her
vey, and yet they are st1pid enough to
think people will vote for McLachlan
because they lie about George Patton.
For my part ] am going to vote for Pat
ton; the tariff fight is over, and there
won't be any patronage TO give away, as
there ia Democratic president. and the
harbor issue is the only one that Inter
ests US particularly, and old Huntington
and the Express want him, and for that
reason, as we'll as many others, he don't
20 with me, and rarely scratch"
THE PUENTE MEETING.
From an account written to the HER
AID, it is learned that ths Democratic
meeting there Tuesday night was the
largest political gathering ever Assem-.
bled there. People came from Lemon
station, Oovina. Azusa and neigh boring
towns Spanish-American voters, ire.
spectve of party were in attendance.
At 8 p. m. the large ascent blage was
called to order by VIM. r. Rowland.
esa., as chairman. The frat speaker
introduced WAS Mr.. Crisp, candidate for
supervisor in the district, and who WAS
attentively listened to when quoting
figures OF extravaganza in the conduct
OF our county government and to the
large expenditures in the road fund, and
while the roads are bad.
Abbot Kinnsy, esq.,, candidate for the
assembly, was presented, and while no
stranger to the people OF this vicinity,
he further cemented their confidence in
his ability and integrity, and from all
indications the Puente valley will show
it's appreciation for a worthy legislator.
The third speaker was E. O. Bower.
esq.,, candidate for district attorney, He
held his auditors for 20 minutes while
speaking OF the conduct OF the legal
affairs of the county and the sums of
money that may be avoided in expendi-
lures under q judicious and able admin.
istration of the legal adviser OF our
county. He referred to his opponent,
Major Donnell, in complimentary terms.
contrary to the reference to Ling made
by his Republican adversary. This
gentlemanly and refined conduct on the
part of Mr.. Bower gained for him the
confidence and respect OF his hearers,
and Puente can be relied upon as rolling
up handsome majority for Mr.. Bower,
our coming district attorney.
Mr.. A. Orfila, the attorney from Los
Angeles, was the next speaker, and in a
forcible, eloquent and convincing ergu-
ment, presented to his listeners the
reasons why the Democratic party mer-
its the support of all.
He reviewed and compared the state
aud county platforms OF the Republican
and Democratic parties. and earnestly
urged all to vote the straight ticket
He alluded to the county candidates, in
dividually and collectively, as represent.
alive and competent aspirants for the
positions which they seek.
His argument on behalf of Sheldon
Borden for judge, E. @. Bower for dis
trict attorney and DR.. Ohoate for coroner
was impressive and we'll received.
When he concluded hie speech in
English he Immediately addressed the
large Spanish audience in their native
language. His address to them was
almost exclusively on the subject Of
ostracism and what the Republican
convention did and what the A. P. A.
made some telling points and was
to the wives and mothers, many of
whom wers present. had the desired
effect for at its conclusion many aged
women came forward and warmly shook
his hand. congratulating him ON his ad-
vice and admonition, and at having
heard the A. p. A. question fairly and
aouaralv Draaaptad To than
The cheering at the conclusion OF Mr..
Orfila's address was deafsning.
Mr.. Orfila was followed by an old gen.
tleman farmer. whose name, unfor-
tunately, we can not now recall.
His speech was full OF reasoning and
stories appropriate to the occasion. He
eloe euenty urged all to support the
whole ticket, from Jim Budd to the
road overseer.
At IL pm. the meeting was closed by
Chairman Rowland with three hearty
cheers for Budd and the best political
meeting ever held in La Puente.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME.
On or about November 7th the Res
publican clubs will tender the Jonathan
Re publican club of this city monster
benefit. The following programme,
which has been arranged for the even
ing's entertainment, cannot fail to at
tract large and appreciative audience:
song Whisky You're the Devil--Df. G. W.
Lecture. English az She Is sSske- John Burr.
Song The Man That BrJks ths Bank at
Monte Carlo-T. J. F.emlng, candidate Tor
treasurer.
original paper, Why Prohibition Is a Fail
ure-W. 4. Arthur.
address, Charity Begins at Home, in which
an expiauation will be given OF tho removal
of a widow as janitress OF the Garvanza school
and the appointment of his son in her stead
J. A. Donnell.
how Cham Hiss stole it bodily from him-COl-
onel Cham beIlain.
Special-James McLachlan will attack the
scriptual maxim that Man Cannot Serve Two
in hurbOf m Alters.
Request, What l Know About School Book
Rings in Los Angeles County-Spurgeon Riley.
Original D tper, My Thirty Ye1r's Expertence
as a Tramp Politician Jay Jay Gosper.
soag and dance-A. H. Merwin.
Giova contest. four ruunds-S q. Millard aud
Boo "idney. Widney to use only one haud.
Request. Harmony in the Republican Party
s. X. dams
Sack race-C. f. webber and George L.
Arnold.
Grand chorus, An Daisy Bell, bv the com.
pany:-
Burnsey, Burnsey, give US your programme
true
Well vote for Estee all for the love of you.
MORE IRREGULARs.
Another batch OF names was reported
to the board of supervisors yesterday by
its detectives as being illegally regis-
tered, and they were referred to the dis
trict attorney for prosecution. Among
them we're: