Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-01

ballot was taken, Gen. Baldwin
Withdrawing.
Miles, As; Craig, "a; Robertson,7.
Mr.. Craig having received ma
.jority of the votes cast was de-
clared the nominee.
After the vote was declared Mr..
Charley Miles introduced Mr.. Craig
to the Convention as the next Re-
corder of Los Angeles county al d
promised to assist him in attaining
that Office. Loud applause.
Nominations for County Treas
urer were now in order.
S. Prayer nominated George
Kinds, of Wilmington.
Mr.. Broded nominated Fred
Lambourne, of Los Angeles.
l.. G. Pollard nominated o. H.
Bliss, of Los Angeles.
Nominations closed and the can
didates came forward and endorsed
the platform and promised to sup
port the ticket. A ballot was then
had, as follows:
Hinds, rs; Lambourne, IA; o. H..
Bliss, 10.
Mr.. Kinds having received ma
jority was declared the nominee.
On motion, his nomination was
made unanimous.
Mr.. Iinos, accompanied by Mr..
LambouTne-the two Dromios-ap-
peared OH the stage and, in few
humorous remarks returned thanks
to the Convention.
Nominations for Tax Collector
were declared in order.
ID. G. Wilson nominated VIM. B.
Cullin, of Azusa.
DR.. Wall nominated J. d. OFT, of
Santa Ara.
General Shields nominated J. S.
Beck, Of Los Angeles.
s. Prayer nominated I. Cohn, of
Los Angeles.
G. G Barclay nominated Isaac
Norton.
Nominations closed. The candi-
dates then came forward and en-
dorsed the platform and promised
to support The ticket.
A vote was then taken with the
following result:
Cullin, Al; OFT, IS; Beck, 81;
Cohn, 8; Norton, 10.
Second ballot, Cohn withrawn:
Cullin, 40; OFT, 13; Beck, 36; Nor
ton, 6.
Third ballot, Norton and OFT
Withdrawn in favor of Cullin.
Cullin, 81; Beck, 3S.
Mr.. Culiin having received ma
jority was declared the nominee.
Mr.. Cullin paid his $5 and re-
turned thanks to the Convention.
Mr.. Scott moved that the Con.
vention adjourn till half-past nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Lost.
Nominations for County Assessor
being In order, Mr.. Giroux nomi.
mated j. w. Venable.
A. Cells nominated Manuel An
guisola.
L. G. Pollard nominated C. NJ.
Moores, of Downey.
Nominations, on motion, closed
aud Messrs. Venable and Moores
endorsed the platform and prom
ised to support the ticket.
A. Cells read a letter from Mr..
Anguisola, who was prevented
from being present in person on
account of sickness in bis family,
in which he gave his adhesion to
the platform and promised to sup.
port the ticket.
The Convention then proceeded
to ballot, as follows: Venable 80,
Anguisola As, Moores 26.
Second ballot-Venable Al, An
guisola IS, Moores 8.
a motion to adjourn till 8 O'Clock
tomorrow morning was lost.
Mr.. Moores withdrew his name
from the contest.
Third ballot--Venable 81, Angui-
sola IS.
Mr.. Venable having received q
majority was declared the nomi-
nee.
Nominations for County Survey.
or were announced as in order.
Mr.. Workman nominated John
+. Jackson, of Los Angeles.
On motion, nominations closed.
MIR. jackson was called for and
endorsed the platform and prom
ised to work for the ticket.
Being the only candidate, his
nomination was made by acelama-
tson.
Nominations for Auditor were
next in order.
DR.. Kurtz nominated Conrad Ja-
coby, of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Kerns nominated II. j. Floyd,
of Ell Monte.
j, G. Harmon nominated VIM. A.
Palmer, of Azusa.
The candidates came forward and
endorsed the platform and prom
ised to support the ticket.
A vote was then taken, with the
following result:
Jacoby 2S, Floyd As, Palmer 27.
Mr.. Morgan moved to adjourn till
9o'clock to morrow morning. Lost.
Second ballot-Jacoby, %; Floyd,
So; Paine II.
Mr.. Floyd having received ma.
jority was declared the nominee.
At 12:45 the Convention adjourn.
ed till $3.50 this morning.