Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-11
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PA sengers south and East

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MODESTO, Cal, June 10 Following
is list OF south.bound passengers pass
ing here this evening;
j Goldtree, wife and child, Tucson, A
T.; Robert l. Behoe, Nathan w Moore,
W Brown, James Hanham, NJ Sisson.
San Francisco; } q Baldwin, akland,
Cal; Miss II Smith. NJ Il Brown, John
Lutman, Mrs $ G Peterson and son, A
u Mcdonald, San Francisco;' Mrs NJ =
Herdes and daughter Los Angeles; Thos
II Mcdonald, K Rogers, Oakland.
Passengers by the steamer santa
ROsa.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-The steam.
or Santa Rosa sal ed to-day with the fol
lowing passengers:
For Los Angeles-Miss Myer. c T.
Driscoli wife and child, VIM Smith, ID
Mcleod, W j Currier, Mr. Soaring and
wife, I II Bradwater, Frank Griebel,
Mrs II II Forester and daughter. Mrs G
l. Arguella, Capt r Sudden, wife, son
and daughter Carat, w Ainsley, DIR
j II Hatch, Mrs Pilz. II l. Gum and
wife, Miss Ella Deakers, Prof
A NJ Bell and wife, Mrs John Kelley,
Miss Mackay. Mrs NJ h Livingston, Mrs
c Il Douglas, G NJ Thompson, Frank +
Ziegler, J G Baldwin, Mrs Bertrand, G.
c Lane, G II Brundage, Miss Kitty Hall,
T Curran, wife and son, $ Shaw, K
soule, Abrams, John Walker, A
Wright, Mr. Wilcox, Miss II Griffith, b
Tuzlay, Miss Farquhar, Miss B Stone,
MISS Il Gray, Mr. Rudolph, NJ 2 Jack.
For San Dego-Miss j Il Greer, J b
Arrambide, wife and daughter, Miss
Olympia Arrambide, W b Hunt, Mrs w
B Hunt, Mr. Meischer, Mrs G Anderson
and two children, Judge Mckinstry, Nj
Dannerbaum, CAPT Savage, Capt Bailey,
Jas A Kennedy, B Carat, j Montgom-
cry, X G Montgomery, Mrs NJ Smith,
Richard Tobin, Mrs Hotchkiss, + l. Col
Inns, Miss Nellie Warren, G. u White,
Mrs NJ + Warner, EC Lyon, J + Nc
Carly.
The Democratic state COnven-
tiOn stephen NJ. White Tenn
p0rary Chairman-CO I'm tees
Appointed 49, District COnven-
tiOns - Delegates keIe0acd for
Tiiden First and Thurman
second
STOCKTON, June l0.-At o'clock
John II. Wise. Chairman of the State
Central Committee, called the CJnven.
ton to order. M. G. Haley acted as
Secretary. Mr.. Wise stated the object
for which the convention had convened
to be the election OF sixteen delegates to
the National Convention. He paid
high tribute to Governor Stoneman, and
continued eulogizing Tilden. saying that
if the Chicago Convention gives the
Democratic party rilden as the standard
bearer. he will sweep the country.
Allen c. Thurman's name was also men
toned by the speaker and was received
with great enthusiasm. He then an.
nounced that nominations for temporary
Chairman We're in order.
In a few brief sentences Senator Del
Vale, of Los Angeles, paced Stephen
NJ. White, of Los Angeles, in nomina.
ton.
Senator Dennis Spencer seconded the
nomination, referring to Mr.. White as a
lifelong monopolist
j. h. Kittrell, of Stanislaus, nominal.
ed II. NJ. Larue, of Sacramento.
Mr.. Larue declined the nomination
and moved that Stephen NJ. White be
declared Temporary Chairman of the
Convention, which was unanimously
adopted.
The Chairman appointed Senators
Dennis Spencer and X. +. Del Vale and
IL. Nj. Larue as committee to escort
Mr.. White to the platform.
Mr., White thanked the Convention
for the honor conferred upon him, and
said that it was the duty of Democrats
to place in the Presidential chair Sam.
uel j Tilden.
James j. Flynn nominated X G. Falk,
of San Francisco, for Temporary Secre.
tary.
Senator Bernard Murphy nominated
Geo. W. Peckham, of Watsonvlle
John Lynch nominated W. P. Wand,
OF Alameda.
Adelegate from Santa Clara nominated
NJ. C. Burns.
On motion of NJ. +. Tarpey, X. G,
Falk was elected Secretary, and the
other three gentlemen Assistant Seere-
taries.
SToCKTeN, Gala, June lO.-A resolu.
ton prohibiting smoking in the hall, be.
cause OF the large number of ladies pres
ent, was adopted.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Chair named the following gentle.
men as members of the Committee on
Credentials; Second District, j, d.
Spencer, of Stsnislaus, b. A. Ostram, OF
Nuba; First District, Clay w Taylor, of
Shasta, John W Harrington, of Colusa;
Third District, l.. b. Adams, of Yolo
+. NJ. Wamcastle, OF Contra Costa;
Fourth District, Robert Boyd and j.
Driscoll, of San Francisco; Fifth Dis
trct, Peter Hopkins, of San Francisco;
Patrick Casserly, of San Mateo; Sixth
District, j. II Mathews, OF San Benito,
and Levi Chase, of San Diego.
On Permanent Organization and 0rde
OF Business: Sixth District, Patrick
Reddy of Mono, G.. j. Russell OF San
Luis Obispo; First District, C. j. Foster
OF Tehama, Dennis Spencer OF Napa;
Second District, J. A. Filcher of Placer,
W. A. Selkirk OF FL Dorado; Third Dis.
trict, III. NJ. Larue OF Sacramento Mar.
tin Miller of Marin; Fourth District, DR..
j NJ. Eaton and A. NJ. Burns OF San
Francisco; Fifth District, Henry
Schwartz of San Francisco, and El.hu
Anthony OF Santa Cruz.
On Platform and Resolutions: Second
District, ID. NJ. Delmas and Fisher
Ames, OF San Franciseo; First. District,
W. j. Tinnin, OF Trinity, NJ. Il. c. Mon
ray, OF Sonora; Second District, Marion
Bggs, OF Butte, Niles Searles, of Neva.
da; Third District, NJ. F. Tarpey, of Al
ameda, r.. f. Ieek, of Solano: Fifth
District, Henry Hoyt, OF San Francisco,
Selden Het2el, OF Santa Clara: Sixth
District, d. r. Rsley, OF Los Angeles,
W. IL. Webb, OF Monterey; at large, } -.
f. Godfrey, Los Angeles, c. 2. Berry,
of Sutter, Byron Waters, OF San Ber
nardino.
A Communication was received
from the anti.Monopoly Club of San
Francisco and referred to the Commit
tee ON Platform and Resolutions.
On motion of Spencer, of Stanislaus
the roll was called by counties and cre.'