Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-01
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON.
VENTION.
A Stringent Party Platform-Legslative Can
didates Required to Stand Upon It-Recal-
citrant Aspirants = Legislative Nomna-
tions Postponed tine Work and Ae-
journment to $3.50 This Morning

citrant Asprants : Legislative NOmina-
tions Postponed Routine Work and Ad.
journment to $3.50 This Morning.
The delegates elected to the DEM
ocratic County Convention to nOm-
mate candidates for the various
county offices, assembled at Union
Hall in this city at II O'Clock A. NJ.
yesterday. Of the 107 delegates ap.
portioned to the several precincts
of the county fully 100 were present
in person and five were present by
proxy, making it one OF the largest
conventions ever assembled in Los
Angeles county.
Mr.. Meyer j. Newmark, Chair
man of the County Central Com
mittee, called the Convention to
order and stated the object of the
Convention.
On the nomination of r. Ling,
Mr.. A. b. Moffatt of San Fernando,
was chosen temporary Chairman,
and Mr.. l.. g. Geroux of Santa
! Monica, was chosen temporary Sec
| retary.
On motion of Judge Gibbs COM
mittee of seven on credentials and
permanent organization was APP
pointed by the Chair as follows:
Judge Gibbs, of San Gabriel; Jere
Fryer, of Spadra; r.. Eagan, of
San Juan; w. Woodworth, of Los
Angeles; r. w. Scott, of Anaheim; |;
]. &. Morgan, of Santa Monica; and
r. A. Ling, of Los Angeles.
On motion of Mr.. Barclay, a
Committee on Platform and Reso-
lutions was appointed by the Chair,
as follows: Mr.. Barclay of Cienega; /;
w. H. Workman, of Los Angeles;
Mr.. Chandler, of Cahuenga; J. Nc
Lean, >of Eel Monte; ]. H. Shields,
of Florence; s. Lacey and DIR.
Kuhrtz, of Los Angeles.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re.assembled at
1870 p. NJ.
On motion, A. B. Caldwell was
appointed a committee of one to
ascertain when the Committee on
Credentials, Platform, ETC., would
he ready to report, and he reported
that they would be ready in five
minutes.
A motion for recess of five min
utes was lost.
The Committee on Credentials
and Order of Business submitted
the following report, which was
adopted:
DELEGATES ADMITTED.
Auaheim - Theodore Rimpau,
Charles Miles, r w Scott, Ben D
Dreyfus.
Azusa-S Cahen, ] G Preston, e
r Coffman.
Cienga-Jerry Newell, c III
Barclay.
Cahuenga-B Chandler.
Compton-George Carson, NJ
Abbott.
Duarte-T A Caldwell, James F
Banning.
Ell Monte-Thomas McLain, ] w
BrOded, j G Harmon, w II Dodson.
Elizabeth Lake-James Heffner
Florence-John III Shields, j S
Hart.
Fountain Valley, John Me-
Dowell, f III Johnston.
Garden Grover G kirkpatrick,
F G Beauchamp.
Los Nietos-B Guirado, S Nj See,
Max Schwied.
l., Ballona-F Machado, (proxy
G G Barclay.
Los Angeles-First Precinct-A
Cells, Thornton Campbell, Joseph
Mullaly, Alfredo Dominguez, w
Fl Moore, r. Hughes, r l. Bau.
chette.
Third Precinct-Theo FrohIinger,
s Lacey, r A Ling, II 5 Orme, j
G Mcdonald, ID Botiller, ID Ke-
vane.
Second Precinct-Joseph Kurtz,
Samuel Prayer, A Davis, w r Bet
tis, V Ponet Is Lacey proxy.
Fourth Precinct-W III Work.
man, Ed Arzaga, w r Stephenson,
c CelestiD, Thomas Leahy, James
German, p N O'Donnell, j II
Northcraft, w Woodwork, r Mo-
lony.
Monte Vista-O f Kimble, Teo-
folio Valdez.
Norwalk-Thoma IsbeIl, 7 J
Kerns, L d Sackett.
Newhall-Joel Turner, James
Feore.
Old Mission-Alex Rendon, J
Valdez.
Orange-J F Isbell (proxy for A
Travis), J F Isbell.
Pasadena-B S Eaton.
Pomona A Berry, f Palo-
mares (proxy J A Berry,.
Ravena-George r Rush.
San Gabriel-Geo 9 Gibbs, E Ii
Hereford, A ] Howard, s Ticheler.
San Jose
San Antonio-A NJ Lugo, r. NJ
Barretto.
Spadra-A B CALDWELL j M Fryer.
Santa Monica-J G Morgan, l. q
Giroux.
San Joaquin-C w Humphreys,
y Hickey, u Ott, w ~ MoIton.
SanJuan-R. Egan, II. G. Ros-
enbaum.
San Fernando-A B Moffatt,
Thomas Dunn.
Soledad-
Slver-J p Fleming, l. G Pol
lard. John ] Davis. Il r Crawford,
ID q Wilson.
Silverado-A j Candle.
Tustin City-W b Wall, l. UT
(proxy w b WalD.
Upper Santa Ana Trinidad
Yorba.
Vernon-Andres Rubio, ] II
Brewer.
Wilmington-R l. Garrett, Geo
Deaver.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sears.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
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