Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-09-25

CDeflns Oh thlS cohttbt tue greatest IN
terest had conferred, but it was apparent
on the meeting Of the convention that II
was cut and dried affair in favor of
GeorgeE Gard Morford, Gard. Mitchell
andCurrier were put in nomination. Mod
est Gard went TO the platform and prom
ised that II nominated he would be
elected, and he would make the com
munity proud Of the record OF George
Y. Gard Morford said that he would
do the best he knew how, as also did
Mitchell. A. T. Currier appeared and
in a very era eful and dignified little
speech Withdrew his name from the con.
sideration OF the convention. A ballot
WINS H. Ell taken and Gard WINS nominated
by quite large majority. Lots of sym
pathy was expressed for Currier and the
more experienced Republicans shook
their heads wisely and intimated that
the nomination was not strong one.
Other Republicans expressed themselves
openly and said that it was -
shame to pass u man like Currier for
Gard. After it was announced that
Gard wns the nominee the convention
adjourned to o'clock p. M.
EVENING SESSION.
m,
ihe 1 c WIS ca,ieu 70 orue'
py ,he chairman a. CLOCK. me honi-
nation 10, county oierk was hrst IN , 81,
health of J. A. Fisher. candidate for
Public Administrator that office, was CON
sidered. Mr.. Fischer put up his So and
was nominated by reclamation for Pub
TIC c hu,hihi !. n
onaries II, Duns'noor was no'hinateu
i'r Iouhsy o,ern w ;.'.a eppos ss, =,
nere was s p'i.; ,a'e,es. ,ani'es1eu ~
nol' ., anu o -, n""o .a, were pu. De,
,ore sne consea h.'i iioi'on uowheu
u,a oppohene nauu'o'e'y' aho was "e'
''nreu ,se no,''n m e. r.
~, 1ouuey ii u ,,:, oeo'so Yep
ra.u anu oeo,se H. "e.e naeu;
The Convention then struggled with
the County Recorder question. Ben. T..
Ward, of Pasadena, and j. X. Coulee,
of Santa Ana. were entered, and Ward
walked off with the very questionable
prize.
For County Auditor, Ell. Hammond,
of San Fernando, and A. A. Montana, a
young Spanish citizen of Los Angeles,
were placed in nomination. Montana
got majority of the votes.
I'll Hammond was then placated by
being nominated for Tax Collector.
For Coroner, that noble warrior DR..
V. Gelcich was backed by j. NJ. Dam
ron. and DIR. Mcfarland was put forward
by the immortal Maclay. Mcfarland
received the nomination.
f. 7. Wright was nominated for Coun.
ty Surveyor.
o'clock this Thursday morning Can
didates for the Assembly and the
Senate, Supervisors and township offic
ers are yet to be nominated, and it will
take great portion of this day to dis
pose of the business.
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