Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12

will prepare a reception in his honor"
Owen McAleer, mayor of Los An
geles-"The senator-elect is a neighbor
of mine and resident of my ward.
l have only words Of praise for him.
He is a good and an able man.
C. c. McComas, deputy district at
torney-"Mr. Flint is young man of
acknowledged ability, and 1 believe he
is the best man that could have been
named for the honor from Southern
California"
r. w. Burnllam-"Good for Flint!
He will make fine senator and will
look after the interests of Southern
California all the time
Gregory Perkins jr., secretary of
the Los Angeles board of trade-"I
am sure Mr. Flint will prove to be
the right man in the right place"
C. E. Patterson, county supervisor
"Mr. Flint will make a splendid sem
ator. l was for him in his contest
His legal knowledge and familiarity
with the needs and requirements of
Southern California will make him a
very useful public servant in the SEN
ate.'
Judge NJ. T. Allen-"Frank Flint
youth. energy, integrity and grasp of
public affairs is such that, in my judg-
ment, he will develop into the best
senatorial representative California
ever has had"
C. r. Squires, secretary of the Union
League club-"I was Bard man, for
believed he should be returned, as
he had served the state well in the
senate, but now that Mr.. Flint has been
chosen he is my senator, and I am glad
that the southern part of the state was
successful in naming the man. He is
man of known ability and is a good
man, but | cannot help but feel that
the influence of the railroads had "a
great deal to do with the result. hope
the day will come when railroad influ-
ence will not be felt in politics"
II. j. Lelande, city yclerk-"California
will be we'll represented by Mr.. Flint.
He is IA man of great ability and 1 was
for him all through the contest. Los
Angeles is fortunate in having a SEN
ator who is a resident of the city.
would have been very much disap-
pointed had Mr.. Flint failed to secure
the election"
Bradner w. Lee, chairman of the Re-
publican county central committee for
ten years in succession and member OF
the state library board-"I heard of Mr.
Flnt's election by wire shortly after l.
o'clock, and Immediately sent him q
telegram which read: Accept my sim
cere congratulations. We all rejoice il
| your success / am very much pleased
over the result. He will accomplish
much for Southern California. He |:
a fine man, honest and fearless, and
being closely identified with our com
mercial interests. he will not fail tC
advance the interests of Los Angeles
and the entire state"
j. c. Drake, president of the Lot
Angeles Trust company-"Mr. Film
will protect the interests of Southern
California. Those interests require thu
services of a man of ability. who Il
vigorous and courageous, and Franz
Flint will not fail to meet the require
ments."
j. G. Mossln, manager of the Lo
Angeles clearing house-"I was amont
those who signed the call for Franl
Flint to make the race for senator. HI
will prove an able and energetic sen
ator and win look after the interest
OF the entire state"
Frank j. Hart-"Mr Flint's election
suits me all right. He is young maj
of energy and will not fail to guar
the interests Of Southern California"