The herald., 1896-09-22
POLITICAL NOTES.
Items Of Interest Appertaining to the
Campaign in Southern California.

Items Of Interest Appertaining to the
Campaign in Southern California.
! Judge A. ]. Utley last evening ad
| dressed large meeting of voters at
Ontario on the silver question.
H. c. Dillon, as a matter of form. yes
! terday filed his resignation with the
county clerk as one of the presidential
! electors on the Populist ticket.
| J. F. Kitchen has received advices
from Nebraska from correspondent
who has carefully canvassed the state.
He says Bryan is sure to carry IL by 25,-
| 900 majority.
| The Bryan veteran old soldier club
| turned out at the wigwam Saturday
| evening seventy strong. 1t has amen
bership of over 100.e When the old guard
| entered the wigwam with the flag of the
| country borne at the head of the column
| by E. M. Hamilton, there was great APP
plause and the veterans were given an
| ovation.
In the Fiftieth precinct a silver club
has been formed. Meetings are held
every Friday evening at Seventh and
Mateo streets. One Will be held there
next Friday night which will bel adj
dressed by Judge Phillips.
| Tomorrow evening at Pico Heights,
Judge ]. N. Phillips will address the
Pico Heights silver club and assemblage.
He has established the reputation Of
being one of the most entertaining and
| forceful speakers in the campaign. He
will also speak at the corner of Mateo
and Seventh on Friday evening and at
Downey on Saturday evening.
| Ex-City Treasurer Harvey j. Shoulders
has announced himself a candidate for
the Republican nomination for council
man from the Fifth ward.
The GarvanZa Political Economy
! e1,,tN fnv CT, n &c
cussion of questions pertaining to gov
eminent. will be addressed by L. r.
| Garrett, president of the Los Angeles
Young Mems Sound Money club, follow
| ed by S. A. w. Carver of the Republican
Free Silver club. M. j. McGarry, treas
| urer of the Whittier reform school. w.
Abbot formerly of the Arena of Boston,
and others in open discussion of free sill
| yer, Yes? or No? at the Garvanza school
house hall, Thursday, September "a.
1896, at s p. M Admission is free and all,
ladies as well as gentlemen, are invited
| Moye q. Norton, president of the
Bryan Silver club, yesterday received
| from Charles J. Faulkner, secretary of
| the National Association of Democratic
| clubs, $4,000 copies of campaign litera-
ture. They consist exclusively of
speeches on the silver question delivered
| in congress. This literature will be given
| to all applicants and can be had in guam
| titles to suit by any silver Organization in
Southern California. Subsidiary pre-
cinct and ward clubs of the Bryan club
| will of course receive preference in the
distribution. The literature can be had
at Mr.. Norton's office, rooms IA, Is. 16,
IT'S North Spring street, at any time
during office hours
The Fifth precinct silver club meets
every Friday night at 1880 o'clock, at 1916
East Seventh street. Good speaking.
| Everybody invited.
W E1p a An Inc
at 7:45 at Salyer, & Robnsons music
store, corner of Third and Broadway,
to organize a male chorus to rehearse
silver songs to be used at meetings at
the wigwam the remainder of the cam
paign, in charge of the music commit
tee. Any silver man who can sing pretty
we'll is invited to come and bring another
good voice with him.
Fire Commissioner Veter has with
drawn form the race for the Republican
nomination of councilman in the Third
ward and has announced himself for
mayor.