The record-union., 1899-01-17
WHERE THIS COUNTY STANDS.

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The Los Angeles Times" is certainly
not pursuing candid and fair course
in its fight against Robert N. Bulla's.
candidacy for United States Senator.
1t makes a great spread Of two or
three telegrams indorsing Assembiyman
HubeTs action in voting for Grant, and,
calls the Bulla delegates almost every
thing from fools to knaves; but 1t does
not publish line of the flood Of dis
patches that poured into Sacramento
expressing disapproyal Of Huber's ac-,
tion and renewed Endorsement of Bull
las candidacy. The dispatches publish
ed in the Times are as follows:
Azusa, JAN 49,
To Hon. o. H. Huber Sacramento:
Azusa Republicans indorse your action IN
" HENDRIcKs SMITH. tn
CLIFFORD. WADE.
BARKER. GASEfc,
IHHaRHKN. IHHMgK, bAANSfEIs A
GRISWOLD.
Pomona, Jan 49,
To- Hon. g H. o13ns Huber; For sacramento sxanf stsG
WIN l'i''' T. L. THRALL-
Pomona. Jan. 49,
To Hon. o. H. Huber, Sacramento:
Grant until the end. j. T. BRADY.
Pomona, Jan. 13
To Hon. o. H. Huber, Assembly, Cham
ber, Sacramento Cal: Congratuiaiions On
is the only chance for the South to have
a Senator. C. BURD1CK.
JOHN L. MEANS.
G. A. WATERMAN, Jr.
Mr. Huber will surely find rather cold
comfort in the above kilograms from
Pomona, for he will recognize at a
glance that nearly every man, if not all,
of those who sent congratulations, OPP
posed his nomination for Assemblyman,
and some of them were boasting on the
street yesterday how Huber has killed
himself politically"
Put over against the above meager
dispatches the following:
Los Angeles, Jan. 49,
To George H. Stewart, Sacramento: NO
sehange here in sentiment Ior l.; umve1 fayor
of Bulla. Los Angeles delegates should
stand together as a unit and preserve its
Signed by: Bradner W. Lee, Chairman
Republican County Central Committee
Ferd Rule. Chairman Republican City
Central Committee; judge J. w; Mckln-
ex-City attorney; w. G. Cochran. John A.
Kingsley, members County Executive
Committse; B. y. Smith. v: H. CLARK.
Nichols, County Auditor; James c. Rives,
District Attorney; Mark G. Jones: County
Treasurer; c. W. Bell, County Clerk; e.
II. Rust, Horticultural Commissioner. r.
E. Drummond, Horticultural Inspector;
T. w. Robinson, Law Librarian; Fped II
Dcminguez. Deputy County Clerk; DR.. ]:
II. Davisson, member State Board of
Health; H. W. Frank, ex-Presidest Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association;
Curtis D. Wilbur, Assistant District At
torney and member of Executive Commit
tee: Johnstone Jones' Deputy District At
ttorney; William E James, Justice sodra Of the
John H. Gish. County Tax Collector: A
Caldwell County Assessor; w. A. Ham
NEIL Sheriff If II s5ne II cSnn5y WarTsn sgBpeD Bep
uty Sheriff: James McLachlan, ex-con-
gressman; H. Silver. President Of City
Council; Fred L.. Baker, Councilman;
Frank A. Gibson, cashier First National
Bank; Judge Charles Silent, -ex-Chairma n
County Central Committee; ]. F. Francis.
sound Money League; e. D. Willard. Cd
itor Evening Express; Frank ]. Thomas,
ex-Deputy City Attorney: J: s. slanson,
Johnson, J. w. Vaughn, A. L. Halsted. ;.
W ". Newer R. W Burnham, A II.
Naftzger, DR.. w ". Hitchcock
To Hon. o. H Huber, Sacramento:
Undersigned delegates to convention sup
ported you understanding you were for
Bulla Public sentiment here for Bulla.
S. NJ HASKELL.
JOSEPH MULLEN.
A. B. GOSLIN.
B. F. SOMMER.
c. L. MORT H :
CRAFT
P. E. USHER.
A. OSGOODBY.
IRA A. LEE.
w. B. STEWART.
W. H. H Z r E :
MAN
c. E. COLONEY.
J. G. KIRBY.
NJ. L. TORREY.
c. E. WHITE.
j. H. GRADER
G. s. PHILLIPS
W. H H. SCOTT.
IL q ROBINSON