Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-24


mittee to consist Of one member
from each ward.
Nominations of candidates.
First-Mayor.
Second-City Attorney.
Third-City Treasurer.
Fourth-City Assessor.
Fifth-Tax Collector.
Sixth-Two members of the City
Board of Education.
Sevsnth-That delegates from
each ward meet separately and
choose candidates for Councilmen.
Report adopted.
The Committee on Credentials
reported the following delegates
entitled to seats:
First Ward-C PrudhOmme, r l.
Bauchet, e Dubourdieu, Adolfo
Cells.
Second Wards M White, S &C.
lestin. VIM Bryson, M Teed. Joseph
Kurtz, r Mallory, M II Collins, G
M Stone. Adolfo Rivera, Ygnacio
Bilderrain.
Third Ward-A w Ryan, c F
Heinzeman, Charles Gassen, A G
Chauvin, ID Botiller. N Linden
field.
Fourth Ward-Theo Frohlinger,
VIM H Workman, w ] Brodrick.
Fifth Ward-JOhn Osborne, II A
Ling, J M Vignes.
Adopted.
The Chair stated that the first
business in order would be the
nomination of candidates for
Mayor.
DR.. Kurtz nominated VIM. Prid-
ham.
Mr.. Workman nominated VIM.
B. Lawlor.
On motion, nominations closed,
On motion, Messrs. Workman
and Brodrick were appointed
tellers.
The Convention then proceeded
to ballot.
Mr.. Pridham having received q
majority Of the votes cast WAS de-
clared the nominee of the Conven.
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Osborne, the
nomination was made unanimous,
The next business in order was
the nomination of a candidate for
City Attorney.
DIR. Kurtz nominated f. II. How.
ard.
Mr.. Cells moved that nomina-
tions close and that Mr.. Howard
be nominated by acclamation. Car
ried.
Mr.. Howard was called to the
STAND and thanked the Convent ion
for his nomination.
Nominations for City Treasurer
being the next in order, Mr.. White
nominated J. G. Hays.
On motion of Mr.. Osborne, Mr..
Rays was nominated by aoclama-
ton.
Mr.. Rays, In response to calls,
thanked the Convention and prom
ised, ii elected, to discharge the
duties of the office faithfully.
Mr.. Pridham having entered the
hall was called to the stand and
returned thanks for the honor con-
ferred In few appropriate re-
marks.
The next in order was the nomi.
nation of u candidate for City As
SCISSOR.
DIR. Heinzeman nominated J. F.
Yorba.
Mr.. Workman nominated Rsfu.
gio Btldsrrain.
On motion, nominations closed.
Mr.. Bilderrain having received a
majority of the votes cast was dc.
clarcd the nominee for City Asses.
s0r.
On motion of Mr.. iced, the NOM
inatiOn of Mr.. Biiderrain was made
unanimous.
Mr.. Bilderrain on being called to
the stand thanked the Convention
for the honor conferred and prom.
ised, IL elected, to discharge tho
duties of the office without fear or
favor.
The next nomination was that of
a candidate for Tax Collector.
Mr.. Molony nominated S. J.
Beck.
Mr.. Botiller nominated v. l..
Sanchez.
Nominations closed.
Mr.. s. J. Beck having received u
majority Of the votes cast, was de-
clared the nominee.
Mr.. Beck was called for, and in
response thanked the Convention
for his nomination.
There being two members Of the
Board of Education, it was deter
mined to nominate candidates sep
arateiy.
Mr.. Workman nominated DR..
Kurtz.
There being no other nomina-
ton, DIR. Kurtz was nominated by
reclamation.
Mr.. J. A. Graves was then nomi-
mated by reclamation as candi.
date for member of the Board of
Education.
Nominations for Councilmen be.
ing the next order of business, the
Convention resolved itself into
Ward Conventions and selected the
following candidates:
First Wurd-E. Dubourdieu.
Second Wards. Celestin, M.
Teed.
Third Ward-E. Dunbar.
Fourth Ward-W. Woodwork,
B. Chandler.
Fifth Ward-Geo. #. Mcclellan.
On motion, the reports Of tho
several Ward delegations were
adopted and tho nominations for
Councilmen approved.
The following City Committee
was then appointed:
First Ward-Adolfo Cells.
Second Wards. M. White.
Third Ward-Abe Norton.
Fourth Ward-F. 6abichi.
Fifth Ward-John Osborne.
On motion, the Convention ad.
journed sine die.
After adjournment Of the Con.
ventIon the City Committee met