The herald., 1898-10-16

wrought in Egypt, but some are now
being wrought in Pasadena; as an In
stance, the colored club on this platform
coming out for Mcguire and the fusion
ticket. (Cheers.) The Importance oil
the position Of governor demands that
we elect to this Office a man of experience
and proven honesty. not man who
claims to have been q farmer and Is a
corporation lawyer, and whom even the
paper whose attorney he was will not
support What sort Of friend Gage is
to the laboring man Is shown by the fact
that he employed Chinese labor UP to the
time Of his nomination, when he was
cautioned by his friends, and discharged
them. Now let him 90 to the Chinese
for his votes applause and laughtex).
and after election let him annuse himself
playing with their cues, for he will have
nothing else to do. prolonged applause
and lAughter)
1t costs over 100000 per year to
run Los Angeles county, which Is more
than 1t takes for the state Of Vermont.
Much of this IL occasionsd by the vast
horde of deputies. on whom the only ap-
preciable wear and tear Is on the seat
OF their pants Oaughter). They have to
get them half-soled once In while. Is
the vast burden Of this tax laid on the
rich, or Is II on the poor? A for the
promises Of the Republican party made
before the election in 1896, Is there man
here who has had an increase in wages
and reaped prosperity through the elec-
tion! Let him stand up. want his
picture to carry with me on the rest Of
the campaign.
Judge Phillips quoted the choice bit OF
Waters first speech, now 80 we'll known
to the public. wherein he called the fu-
sion party the offseourings Of the other
parties and the ceespool Of discomfort.
adding that 1t would be unnecessary to
bury Waters on November Sth.
Judge Phillips then paid his respects
to the various candidates, and referred
to the foolishness Of trying to drag -the-
single tax issue into the campaign, when
the only way 1t could affect the people
would be by an amendment to the con-
stitution, requiring two-thirds vote Of
the people. Judge Phillips called atten-
ton to the ill-treatment the Seventh
regiment has received at the hands Of
the Republican government, this being
but an example Of the treatment Of
many other regiments.
He pointed out that we need particu-
larry a senator that will be loyal to the
southern end Of the state, II we are to
have the work on San Pedro proceed.
II a governor Is elected from this end Of
the state, the senator cannot be, and
that Is the intention Of Uncle COLTS.
Pasadena Brevities
The committee of arrangements for
the reception of Company met at the
Red Cross headquarters this morning
and completed preparations. Dinner
will be served at q. A. r. hall on Monday
at p. m. to all members Of Company I
and all other volunteers now In the city
on furlough. Our soldiers and attend
ants will be admitted to G.. A. r.. hail.
After dinner, Company win march to
the auditorium, where the public recsp-
ton will take place. Mayor Patton and
Miss Bartlett will welcome the boys on
behalf Of the city and Of the Red CROSS
and kindred societies.
A new corporation has been formed,
called the San Pasqual Water company,
which has negotiated for the Chapman
ranch, two and one-half miles east OF
town, on which experts say 1000 inches
of water can be developed. The corpo-
ration Is formed Of some Of Pasadena's
strongest financial men. II has ar.
ranged to deliver 400 miners inches Of
water to the two companies now supply
Ing Pasadena. This Will put the Pasa-
dena water supply forever beyond any
possibility Of a drouth.
A mothers meeting was held at the
Franklin school Friday after the dis
mi ssal of the children. The desirability
of home study was discussed by both
teachers and mothers.
]. H. Holmes returned this morning
from a trip in the east. He Is efithusi-
astic over the prospects Of great num-
ber Of eastern tourists visiting Califor-
MIA this winter. The number Of tour
lists already on the way Is unprecedented.
The pupils Of the high school have