The herald., 1898-11-04


Other short speeches were made by II.
II. King and George II. Smith, and the
meeting then adjourned.
THE FIRST WARD.
Last night the Mcguire First Ward club
met in Banquet hall, Downey avenue and
Chestnut street, and listened to number
of short speeches by Nathan Cole, Jr, and
others. The club also discussed the pro-
gram of precinct work on election day and
q list of challengers, workers, ETC., was made
out. 1t was arranged to have from four to
six vehicles in every precinct IN order to
bring voters to the polls.
The differences existing in the ward re-
garding city ward nominations have been
laid aside until after the state election and
all parties are working harmoniously Tor the
state and county ticket.
"Our's is a family row." said one OF the
leaders OF a faction in the ward. IL mas
nothing to do with the state and county
campaign an as soon as we found RepuD-
licans were taking advantage of the disa-
greements among us, we buried the hatehet
and every fellow quit talking city poltles
and went to work for Magulre.
"After the state campaign we VIII settle
our little differences among ourselves Inc
statement that the union forces IN the ward
are all split up on the state and county or
even the general city union ticket, Is an alb
solute falsehood, and the members OF the
union party will work all the harder next
Tuesday to prove it. For Mcguire and
the county ticket the First presents solid
front" -
HICKORY CLUB TONIGHT.
At the Mcguire wigwam tonight the Hick-
ory club will hold grand rally. 1t will be
its last open fight for the state and county
union ticket, and a perusal of the list OF
speakers will show that the meeting will
be one of unusual interest. There will be
several novel features in the program and
everybody is invited to be present. Hon.
Abbot Kinney will preside and the speakers
will be as listed.
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
Saturday night at the Mcguire wigwam1
the Silver Republicans will hold grand
final rally. Nathan Cole, Jr., will preside
and there will be 500 vice presidents.
I'VE will show them whether there are
any Silver Republicans in Los Angeles or
not" said member of the club last night.
The list of speakers will be OF interest:
Burt Estes Howard, Ii. ID.
Judge Z. IL. Lamme.
Ex-Governor Lionel A. Sheldon.
Judge j. n. Phillips.
X. +. Douglass.
The speech of Rev. Burt Estes Howard
will BE his first and last in the state cam
paign, and hundreds of people who have
been anxious to hear his views upon the
situation will attend the meeting.
4 GAGE FROST
BURBANK, Nov. 3-The Republicans
have had their say in Burbank, and the peo-
pie are none the wiser. Byron L. Oliver
spoke last night to ten Republicans and
twelve Democrats. At o'clock there were
but two Republicans in the hall when Cash
Edmunds, the Republican committeeman,
went on the street and rustled eight more.
Mr.. Oliver devoted his time to abusing Ma
guire, Barlow, Phillips and Jim Hanley, and
before his TRADE of abuse ceased nearly
every voter left the hall.
The Democrats will give the final blow
out on the evening of November Z. Hon.
VIII d. Gould and |. b. Dockweiler will be
the speakers of the evening.
BARLOW AND WATERS.
Charles A. Barlow and Russell j. Waters, |
rival candidates for congress in this district, !
met man to man for the first time during
the present campaign on Wednesday night. |
Barlow was going along the street with |
a friend and dropped in to get a little |
Speakers liniment.' Waters was there
with several friends, after the same sort of
remedy. The crowd was in good humor, |
and one Of the gentlemen took the situation
in at glance and Immediately introduced
the two gentlemen, who have been saying all
sorts of pleasant things about each other
for the past month. They shook hands and
Barlow quickly took the play" as the boys
say, asking every one present to Join him
in stirrup cup as he was going away. !
They all 'jined," it is needless to say, Mr.. |
Waters among the number.