Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-29
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Large Attendsso, and Hsrr5.5sa ssa-
The Delegates to sa in arc.

tioh was Cdiieu 10 o Det tF aIs
Newmark, Esq, Chs rns - o. Il
Democratic County Coumitto.
who stated the objec. o. Wblaa
had been called toge Asf.
Mr.. w. FL. Workuan ra4 ehase
temporary Chairmon a4 "
Brodrlck Secretary.
The following gent.ragn 49,
appointed a Commit IN Gfsdau
tails and Permanent Organization
George Kinds, w. J smith, T.
Greene, J. e. Jacksca aad Etaaf=
Dobbins.
Pending the report of the Com
mittee, the Convention adjourne,
until o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled o
the appointed hour, and the Com
mittee on Credentials submitted
the following report of delegates
entitled to seats:
Anaheim-W. McFadden, W. j. Smith
Azusa-E. Il. toffmau, (proxy to Simon
Cahen) simon Cahen.
enega-C. G.. Barclay.
Cahuenga-B. Chandler.
Compton, Geo. Carson, J. M. Abbot.
Duarte-L. Barnes.
E, Monte-G. W. Dot yns, J. NJ. Fuqua
Florence. Fl. Shields.
Fountain Valley
Garden Grove
Los Nietos M. +. Tyler, d. Guirado.
La ballona-Jno. l.. Young (proxy to ],
G. Morgan.)
Los Angeles-Precint No. 1, r. L. Bau.
Ghetto, A. Coles, j. l.. Wr ght, A. E. Sc
pulveda.
Los ngeles-Precinct No. 2, Sam
Prayer, w. Il. Belts. Jno. Schumacher.
Los Angeles-Precinct No. 8, D. M.
Adams. @. r. Huber, Thos. b. Brown, j
T., Jackson.
Los Angeles-Precinct No. 4, W. I.
Workman, U. Ii. Bliss, W. J.. Brodrick j.
d. Northcraft. A. +. Coronel, E. Ii. 3w-
ems tproxy to Thos. B. Brown.)
Monte Vista-O. +. Kimball,
to W. w. ORR
Old Mission-T. ]. scully.
Orange. +. lsbell proxy to R. NJ.
Pasadena--C. H. Watts.
Pomona. A. Berry.
Ravena-Patrick Herrick (proxy to A. ].
King.)
San Gabriel Isaac Cooper and A. ].
Howard.
Jan Jose-A. D. Caldwell (proxy to L.
Phillips)
San Juan Capistrano-E. G. Rosenbaum
proxy to iheo. Lynill), IL. Egan tproxy to
Geo. ii. Smith,
San AntouIo-Robert Tweedy.
santa Ana-Trinidad Yorba proxy to
Isaic Cobn.)
san joaquin -Jas. G. Hickey, Joe Ack.
lin (proxy TO j. q. Hickey, l.. Goldsm III
tproxy to j. q. Hickey.)
San Fernando-A. u. Moffit.
silver~O. NJ. Benbrook, T. Il. Tieroe
I. @. Whom.
Santa Monica-L. G. Giroux, John G.
Morgan.
Tastin-w. b. Wall u. @. Hickey,
pivxy
V, rnon--J. D. James
Wllmington--Gto. Hindes, Perry Wild
man.
The Committee also reported a
proxy from w. b Wall to J. G.
Hickey, but no certificate of the
election of Mr.. Wall; also that the
poll list shows that II. M. Barham
and d. w. Gelwicks received an
equal number of votes and recon-
mend that both gentlemen be ad-
The Committee recommended
W. III. Workman for permanent
Chairman and J. II. Northcraft
for Secretary.
The report was approved, after
lome discussion about the admis
sion of proxies to those who had
lot been elected delegates.
The nomination of delegates to |
he State Convention being In Or
Ter, Mr.. Kinds moved that the
First Supervisorial District, which |
Includes the city of Los Angeles !
De allowed six delegates, aaa;rried
'ther districts three eseeisa arose as to
Some discussiiarr. Adams Moved
MMieegate to the State Con-
.nat "a be allowed to hold or vote
.-eS Gre than one proxy. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. COhu, the
Convention then proceeded to the
lection of delegates, with the fol.
owing result:
First Supevisorial District-.A.W.
Ryan, III. M. Mitchell, Sidney
lacy, J. d. Lynch, B. Chandler, G.
!. Barclay.
Second Supervisorial District-E.
4. Sonford, Geo Kinds, @. M. Ben.
rook.
Third Supervisorial District-Fran-
isco Palomares, ]. de Barth Shorb,
3. ], Floyd.
Fourth Supervisorial District
:. Cohen, r. f. Lotspeitch, w. Ii.
'purg. on.