anaheim-gazette 1906-07-05

Everybody Rests but fat A Gas Ran Saves Time, Patience and Bird V. Beebe. Vehi Farming Implen Buggy Robes, Best Makes of Bu All kinds of Repair work. Patto Sun-proof Paints. Princely, Emperor and Earlin SHIRTS 163 Dozen All kinds of Repair work. Patto Sun-proof Paints. Princely, Emperor and Earlin SHIRTS 163 Dozen Selling for 50c, 75c & Made of the best of material and of the latest and are fast colors. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main Our new Spring and Summer Hats are here, in and Porto Rican Straw. DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 First National Bank ANAHEIM, CAL. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries Interest Paid on Time Certificates OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD PETER WEISEL OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD PETER WEISEL CENTER Market Carries a choice line of Fresh and Salt Meats MARTIN & KLEMENT Phne Main 123 Center Street, ANAHEIM Citrus Trees FOR SALE Valencia Late, Dancey Tangerine and all the leading varieties of orange, lemon and Seedless Grapefruit. Strictly First Class C. M. WILHITE, Mgr., Glendora, Cal. Home Phone 1256 or, Redlands Nurseries. E. I. MARTIN, Prop. m17-1m Eggs for Hatching Buff Orpington, Barred Plymouth Rock, White Leghorns and White Rock eggs for sale from imported birds at "Calla" Poultry Ranch, East Broadway, Anaheim. Also cockeels and pullets for sale. Highest price paid for market poultry. jy26 THOS. S. ARMSTRONG, prietor RAILWAY TIME TO Time of Arrival and DeTrains. December 28, 1904. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL Trains on the Southern Pacific eim as follows: To Los Angeles. Daily... 7:30 am Daily. Daily... 10:52 am Daily. Daily... 3:51 pm Daily. Pass Loara Station To Los Angeles. Daily... 7:34 am Daily. Daily... 10:56am Daily. Daily... 3:55 pm Daily. LOS ALAMITOS TRAIN Leave Anaheim—Arrive A Daily*... 5:15 am Daili * Except Sunday. TRAINS TO NEWPORT B Leave Anaheim Arrive a Daily... 6:03 pm Daily... Leave Newport Arrive A Daily... 6:45 am Daily... Santa Fe Time Table Effective June 17, 1906. Trains on the Santa Fe leave Anaheim for points named as follows: To Los Angeles—5:52 a.m., 7:33 am, 10:00 am., 12 noon, 5:19 p.m. To San Diego—8:51 a.m., 2:51 p.m. San Bernardino and Rivers 11:35 am., 5:54 p.m. To Redlands—8:51 am, 11.35 a.m. To Santa Ana—8:51 am., 2:51 p.m. 1:15 am. Elsinore and Temecula *8:51 a.m. To Hemit and San Jacinto—8:51 a.m. To Escondido—*2:51 p.m. To Fallbrook—*8:51 a.m. To Redondo Beach—7:33 a.m. Theatre train leaves Los Anpm. Chicago, Kansas City, and a 5:52 a.m., 5:19 p.m., 5:54 p.m. Trains marked with a * are Sunday. All others daily. J. H. CLABAU POLITICAL POINTS While it is true that S. O. Walker of Buena Park defeated Charley Ruddock of Fullerton for the shrievalty nomination in last week's republican convention, it is also true that he counseled his friends to support W. R. Carpenter of Fullerton for county school superintendent. This was doing a kindly act to his neighboring precinct, for Nichols had by odds the greater number of supporters in the convention to start with. Nichols had strong backing at Santa Ana, Tustin, Westminster and other points, and with Walker's assistance could easily have won his fight on the floor of the convention. But a word from Walker put his friends behind Carpenter, with the result that victory went to the Fullerton man. For this courteous act, Walker is entitled not only to the thanks of Carpenter's friends but to the united support of Fullerton republicans as well. Mr. Ruddock was the candidate of the so-called "anti-saloon forces," when, as everyone knows, the liquor question was not an issue. He was deceived and led to political slaughter. The party may have rewards in store for such men as Ruddock, but the way to secure them is not by allying one's self with a secret organization making for the very destruction of the party. If Walker defeated Ruddock he did much to secure the nomination for Carpenter. The latter could do nothing for Walker in the conven- be placed in "the report change and walnut groove." When Miller and Cliff this they took a severe They hiked to Sacramento Anderson. They made the bill to read that be placed in "one of the ern California counties the Riverside virgins they did to the rest or be forgotten. But this is not what son's cake to dough. trade his vote on the senate made him whole state over. member his chasing the torney nomination, ago, before he had seizedhip papers. "How's this?" inquired day before the convention candidate for office, and got you papers yet?" "Oh," responded "Cash Harvey told me be all right." Anderson was defeated maries, and was again in the convention where be a delegate to the tion. Will Riverside be a trustship next campaign shooting! Those River never miss a trick. That they themselvesTERNating compact when they attempted well upon the district He was deceived and led to political slaughter. The party may have rewards in store for such men as Ruddock, but the way to secure them is not by allying one's self with a secret organization making for the very destruction of the party. If Walker defeated Ruddock he did much to secure the nomination for Carpenter. The latter could do nothing for Walker in the convention. Walker acted honorably by his neighboring precinct. He is entitled to, and we think he will receive the undivided support of Fullerton, not only for his endorsement of Mr. Carpenter, but as well for his upright and manly qualities. And we believe Charley Ruddock will be one of his most enthusiastic supporters. While upon the question of our neighboring town, it might be well to refer to a statement made by a delegate from that precinct after the convention, and re-echoed with approval by delegates from this town. We are informed several of the Fullerton delegates announced themselves as favoring a closer and more friendly policy toward Anaheim and its neighboring precinct to the west. Republicans hereabout will be quick to reciprocate such sentiments, and we believe such action will conduce to the advantage of both sections in future political conventions. Anaheim has had no candidate before a republican county convention (if we except the self-imposed candidacy of the impossible Amos' Jennings) in twelve years. Fullerton has had candidates in every convention. And Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neigh- be a delegate to the tion. Will Riverside be a trustship next campaign shooting! Those Riverside never miss a trick. That they themselves terminating compact when they attempted well upon the district count of his familiar Works bill! We had no county at that time with Caldwell all he ever knew Works bill, yet the turned a hair as they renomination. But he If Anderson were woo Orange county might him; but, Lord save never do that. And quite too "raw" to pick man and force his non-might just as well be fate. Do we hear anything about George The retirement of from the assessor's office from the court house shrewdest politicians wed an office in that county has been in the assessment the organization of the teen years of the time the county. He has been for a place on the equalization. He has been in the county, who, defeated, recall his for the party in past Vegely is not "out." taking the count, and from again. Anderson ill omen to him, and was always bad medicine Johnny Greeley can Whittier to save the was run on a siding game, and when last lustily whistling for si put. The Riverside re DIRECTORS BETTSFORD IN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD PETER WEISEL. Sr RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Arrival and Departure of Trains. December 28, 1904. Southern Pacific Railroad. On the Southern Pacific pass Anafollows: Angeles. From Los Angeles. 7:30 am Daily... 9:24am 10:52 am Daily... 2:53pm 3:51 pm Daily... 6:03 pm Pass Loara Station: Angles. From Los Angeles 7:34 am Daily... 9:24am 10:56am Daily... 2:49am 3:55 pm Daily... 5:59 pm LOS ALAMITOS TRAINS. Anaheim— Arrive Anaheim— 5:15 am Daily*... 8:00 am Sunday. TRAINS TO NEWPORT BEACH Anaheim | Arrive at Newport 6:03 pm Daily... 6:53 pm Newport | Arrive Anaheim 6:45 am Daily... 7:30 am The Time Table June 17, 1906. On the Santa Fe Anaheim for named as follows: Angeles—5:52 a.m. 12 noon, 5:19 pm Diego—8:51 a.m. 2:51 p.m., 1:15 am, Enardino and Riverside—8:51 am, 5:54 pm. Wands—8:51 am, 11.35 am. Ana—8:51 am., 2:51 pm, 5:54 p.m. and Temecula *8:51 am, *11:35 am. It and San Jacinto—*8:51 am, *11:35 andido—*2:51pm. Brook—*8:51 am. Do Beach—7:33 am. The train leaves Los Angeles at 11:55 Kansas City, and all points east at 19 pm, 5:54 pm. Marked with a * are daily except All others daily. J. H. CLABAUGH. Agent. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. And, Lord love us, how they did fall upon him and smite him! Anderson's failure to support the bill creating a state pathological laboratory cost Orange county that institution. He tratoriously threw the laboratory at Riverside, where it now serenely reposes. Of course there can be nothing doing politically in this part of the state but Riverside is after it. If there should ever be a vacancy on the throne of grace on high, and Riverside should hear about it, here would be Frank Miller, Editor Ciarke and George Frost chasing after the job. And we expect they would come near landing it. These Riverside chaps hiked to Sacramento when the pathological bill was up in the senate. The bill provided that the laboratory should Anaheim has for the most part supported them. We believe the more enlightened republicans of Fullerton will in future seek to co-operate more cordially with their neighbors in political conventions, and this spirit of amity might advantageously be extended in other lines. Let us have no more splits between these neighboring precincts, but let us get together for the mutual good of all. Senator Anderson got his plenty. Republicans long ago realized they committed an egregious blunder in electing him, but they never had a chance to soak him until the recent primaries. 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Ben Miller and Clarke heard of they took a severe case of chills. They hiked to Sacramento and saw Aderson. They made him change bill to read that the laboratory placed in "one of the seven SouthCalifornia counties." That let Riverside virgins in, and what they did to the rest of us will never forgotten. But this is not what turned Andersus cake to dough. His offer to his vote on the floor of the state made him ridiculous the state over. Old-timers remember his chasing the district attery nomination, a dozen years before he had secured his citihip papers. "How's this?" inquired a man the before the convention, "you're a candidate for office, and you haven't you papers yet?" Oh," responded the senator, ash Harvey told me that would all right." Anderson was defeated in the priries, and was again turned down the convention when he asked to delegate to the state conven- Will Riverside be after the senaship next campaign? As sure as stating! Those Riverside virgins or miss a trick. Yet it is true that they themselves broke the altating compact two years ago when they attempted to force Caldupon the district again—on ac- reference to San Francisco adopted by the Orange republican convention. It is worth reading again: Whereas, we, the Republican party of Orange county, realize that the State of California has in times gone by had abundant cause to be proud of her metropolis, the city of San Francisco, and of their earnest desire at all times to do and perform those things which should advance the interest and the standard of the whole state; and, Whereas, that proud metropolis, by the mysterious hand of seismic force and the sword of flame, has been reduced to ruin; and, Whereas, the spirit of prosperity and growth which has ever characterized her people, smiles in the face of adversity and builds anew her proud temples until ere long she shall grace the Golden Gate mightier and grander, until she shall not only be the pride of California, but the pride of our whole great federal Union; now, therefore, be it. Resolved, That we, the Republican party of the county of Orange, extend to her our deepest sympathy. and do hereby make this public declaration and acknowledgment of our belief in her ability to accomplish the task set before her. The resolutions adopted by the convention were good as far as they went, but it seems to us reference should have been made to those planks in the national platform devoted to measures essentially western, and which have the cordial approval of the president. These are: Irrigation of the arid west, conservation of flood waters, construction of reservoirs by the government, and reforestation of our mountains. These are matters of prime importance to us in California, and should have been referred to. Otherwise the resolutions have the true ring. shall Riverside be after the senation next campaign? As sure as anything! Those Riverside virgins miss a trick. Yet it is true that they themselves broke the all-attaining compact two years ago when they attempted to force Caldwell upon the district again—on account of his familiarity with the banks bill! We had men in Orange county at that time who had taught well all he ever knew about the banks bill, yet the virgins never used a hair as they asked for his nomination. But he never got it. Anderson were worth a whoop, Orange county might yet be behind him but, Lord save us, we would do that. And it would be too "raw" to pick up another vote and force his nomination. We just as well be resigned to our fate. Do we hear any one saying something about George Frost? The retirement of Frank Vegely from the assessor's office removes the court house one of the newest politicians who ever graced an office in that edifice. Vegely been in the assessor's office since organization of the county, four years of the time as assessor of county. He has had aspirations in place on the state board of realization. He has many friends in the county, who, now that he is elected, recall his stalwart work in the party in past campaigns. Vegely is not "out." He is merely ringing the count, and will be heard again. Anderson was a bird ofomen to him, and his buck ague always bad medicine to him. Johnny Greeley came over from ettier to save the wreck, but he ran on a siding early in the race, and when last heard of was whistling for signals. He stay the Riverside republicans envoted to measures essentially western, and which have the cordial approval of the president. These are: Irrigation of the arid west, conservation of flood waters, construction of reservoirs by the government, and reforestation of our mountains. These are matters of prime importance to us in California, and should have been referred to. Otherwise the resolutions have the true ring. Those referring to President Roosevelt and Governor Pardee are worth repeating: Whereas, the people of the United States have for a period of two years since the election of the peerless standard bearer of the Republican party prosperity; and, Whereas, the accomplishment of many great national projects have been consummated under his watchful attendance upon all necessities; and, Whereas, the State of California, as an inseparable part of this Union, has received its full share and portion of the universal prosperity and abundance which prevails; realizing and recognizing that these results are secured by the persistent endeavor of the Republican party and a faithful adherence to its principles; now, therefore, be it Resolved, That we, the Republican convention of Orange county, in general assembly, do hereby commend the course pursued by our matchless leader, Theodore Roosevelt, in all his public acts, and further acknowledge our appreciation of the steadfast adherence to the principles of the Republican party under all conditions evidenced by the governor of this state, George C. Pardee, and we further commend his administration. The Eighth district congress convention will meet at Santa Ana August 21st. For some months past an effort has been made to induce C. C. Chapman of Fullerton to enter the race, but his business interests are such that he has been compelled to decline the honor. Whether Senator Ward of San Diego will enter the contest is not known at this writing. The Eighth district is composed of ten counties, as set forth in the subjoined table, together with the republican vote two years ago, and the number of delegates each county is entitled to in the again. Anderson was a bird of men to him, and his buck ague always bad medicine to him. Johnny Greeley came over from attier to save the wreck, but he run on a siding early in the time, and when last heard of was only whistling for signals. He stay The Riverside republicans entended Anderson! Now wouldn't jar you? In their county contion they said: "We congratulate county on having been so well represented by Anderson." What did Orange county do to him? At him at the primaries, would not corse him, would not let him go delegate to the state convenance. We hope the angels will let play. The republican state convention is at Santa Cruz September 5th. Aspirations of Sacramento were reduced down, whereat Pardee seems have suffered a temporary settle. The growth and political immance of the south is shown by fact that Los Angeles will have delegates in the convention to Francisco's 159. As the latter is not expected to cast half its final vote this fall, its representation in the convention two years after will be away below that of Los Angeles. Orange county will be 11 delegates in the state convention, which will be composed of delegates. By the way that was a handsome In Santa Ana 700 votes were cast at the republican primary, and in this city and the West End 300. The contest was warm in these precincts, and the largest vote ever polled at a primary was recorded. It is estimated that in the other thirty-odd precincts in the county between 800 and 900 votes were cast. This gives us a total of 1800 votes, and the figures may go as high as 1900. At the presidential election two years ago the republicans polled 2587 votes, and Roosevelt carried the county by 1730. What do the figures of the primary indicate? There can of course be no basis for comparison, but indications point to a heavy republican vote this fall. The primary vote approaches to within 687 votes of the total vote in the presidential