Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-09-25
THE REPUBLICANS.
Very Vulnerable Nominations
for County Officers.
aEoReE y. GARD FOn SHERIFF.
Brunson and cheney For superior
Judges Dr. GeIeirh sat Down
On-Gen Briefly the Chief
Omcer of the Conven.
ton Currier
slaughtered.

Omcer OF the Conven-
tion Currier
slaughtered.
Yesterday the Republicans Of this
county held their Convention for the
nomination Of county officers.
There was a large number Of dele.
gates present from various parts OF the
county and the usual amount of log.
rolling was INDUCED in.
At half.past eleven o'clock the Con-
vention was called to order in Armory
Hall by w. C. Furrey, Chairman Of the
County Central Committee, and II. u.
Osborne was made temporary Secretary.
I he call for the Convention was read.
Nominations for temporary Chairman
were in order. Col. Moore placed in
nomination J. T.. McComas. Of Pomona,
Senator McClay nominated that old
"war horse" General Briefly, Collector
of the port of San Pedro; s. Hutton en-
tered Il. X. Chaplin, OF Santa Monica.
On vote Briefly WINS selected by
large majority and the destinies Of the
Convention were placed in his hands.
II. II. Osborne Of Los Angeles, W
| Woods of Pasadena, and X. Melrose
were made Secretaries.
The following Committees were APP
pointed: On Credentials-W. s. Moore,
il. c. Hubbard, +. Bouton, J. w. Nc
kinley, II. j. Grow, 5. j. Forsyth.
| On Permanent Organization and Order
of Business II. Boyce, H. X. Snow.
q. Ii. Bonebrake, James Ford, William
Haddox, j. Banbury, Robert McFadden.
On Platform and Resolutions--Aaron
Smith, Il. f. DSpence, c. Maclay, j. Il.
McComas, +. 2. Kelly, ii. A. Barclay.
| w. =. Moore resigned as Chairman of
the Committee on Credentials, and
ask ed that Aaron Smith be removed
from the position Of Chairman on the
| Committee on Resolutions, stating that
he thought it was not good policy for
the Convention to place Mr.. Smith at
the head of that committee. The Chair
man stated that he had appointed Smith
as matter of parliamentary courtesy
| and not through policy. Smith then re-
| slKntu, MhCllty was Subottthtou anu thp
Convention adjourned until half-past
one o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order
| promptly and the committee on creden-
tails reported the following list of dele
gatos as entitled to seats:
Azusa-C. T.. Vaughn, L. G. Griswold,
proxy to G. Il. Vaughn.
Ballona-T l.. Lamb, +. Tapia.
Cienega-Thomas Lloyd, Peter Tay-
lor, sr., +. X. Slaughter.
Compton, r. Hahn, j. j. Morton,
Charles Coltiim, Isaac Wilson, G. Heath,
j. II. Lothrop.
Downey-P. Z. Livermore, A. c.
McComas, c. A. Darlington, G. G. KEEL
logg.
lei Monte-C. Seward, John Iladdox.
| Florence-J. NJ. Dunsmore, j. Rus
sell, J. N. Richie.
Garden Grove-C. Hough.
LOS ANGELES.
First Ward-L. Il. Mosher, proxy to
| Wetzel, James Velsir, A. Cuyas, ID. w.
| G. Franklin, A. Wickman, Martin Wet
eel, +. Lauterio, A. G.. de Vincent, j M.
Damron, C. II. Matthey, T.. Bouton.
Second Ward-G. Ii. Bonebrake, Al.
Cobler, Louis Teller, proxy to Geo. w.
Knox, X. ID. Wade, Jas. Warren, q. G.
Cheesebrough, b. F. Bragg, Jacob
soares, S. Altamirano, j. Manning,
Aaron Smith, Theo Summerland, M. II.
Mcnamara. A. J. Furrey, G. l.. Hutton.
Third Ward-E. +. Spence, John
Mansfield, F. j. Gilmore, VIC. Furrey,
lothian Bxby, Walter Lindley, J. +.
Walker, Frank McCoye, A. M. Thorn
j. Roster, j. w. Mckinley.
Fourth Ward-J. Il. Hollenbeck, M.
Aguirre, w. T. Somers, l.. l.. Rulo,
Samuel Kutz. T. IL. Ward, d. Il.
Miles,
Fifth Ward-G. Compere, H. sinsa-
baugh, A. N. Hamilton, Walter s.
Moore, Sutherland Hutton, II. A. Bar
clay, Jas. r. Pattson, J. S. Dow.
Newport-A. b. Kuflle, II. Salter.
Norwalk-J. V. Dilley, s. Z. Forster,
D. w. Mitchell.
Orange-H. Hamilton, N. d. Har-
wood, C. l.. Wright, w. b. Forsyth, b.
C. Pixley.
Pasadena--J. w. Wood, II. W. Ma.
gee, o. r. Dougherty, I. p. Lukins, j.
Banbury.
Pomona. F. McComas, C. Burdick,
W. ID. Smith, Charles French.
Ravenna-J. Robertson.
San Pedro. Il. Briefly, f. Burke
San Fernando-Hon. Charles Maclay,
II. C. Hubbard, Romulo Pico.
Santa Ana. 4. Harlin, W. w.
Halesworth, proxy to M. ID. Holiday;
Geo. b. Mosebaugh, proxy to NJ. ID.
Holiday; Captain John West. John
Cufiin, NJ. d. Holiday, T.. P. Snyder,
Robert McFadden. W. c. Fisher.
San Gabriel-Messrs. Miguel Flous,
Fuller, Adams, Page and Ford.
Sierra Madre-N. G.. Carter.
Santa Monica-E. X. Chaplin, Nj. b.
Boyce, +. j. Nawter.
Sepulveda-H. j. Craw, G. j. Griffith
and S. C. Hollenbeck.
San Juan Capistrano - M. Foster,
proxy to w. s. Moore.
Spadra-J. Metzker and George p.
| Clark.
Tustin-H. X. Snow. ID. B. Newell,
| X. Freeman.
ernon-H. II. Boyce, d. w. Colby,
| NJ. w. Getchell.
| Wilmington-P. H. Downing, w. w.
BARGE, s. &. Thompson, John Kennedy.
Westminster George Turner b. II.
Dibble, proxy, r. 7. Harris, T. C. Hall.
Mentryvilie-W. Il. Yule, proxy to
G. w. Remmetass.
Anaheim-R. j. Northam. G. A. Nor.
man, w. s. Fiske, C. 4. Stone, w.
Wolf, proxy to w, s. Fish.
Norba-J. A. Yorba.
San Autonio-H. Wonderly, II. 7.
Gage.
Elizabeth Lake,. P. Kelly, proxy to
| NJ. Ii. Crane.
Duarte-Thomas Warden, proxy to
| A. G. Miller.
Nswhall-J. C. Leighton, C. Leaning,
proxy to j. C. Leighton.
Old Mission--J. d. Durfee.
Fountain Nalley-L. s. Butler.
Artesia-Iames Hay, Levy Corse.
Silyarado-Isaac Harding, proxy to T.
Cobler.
Los Nietos-W. II. Russell, C. C. Was.
son, proxy to w. II. Russell.
Wardell-Thomas Wardell, II. G..
Miller.
| Willmore-J. Bixby, +. A. Miller,
proxy to j. Bixby.
Norba-J. A. Horba.
The report was received and the Com
mittee discharged.
The Chairman then called on the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization for
report but the Committee failed to re-
spond. On inquiry by the Chairman as
to the whereabouts of the Committee, a
voice in the crowd said at Bob Eckert's.
Thereupon the convention took recess
to await the pleasure OF the Committee
on Organization. After time the Com
mittee came in aud through its Chair.
man reported the following permanent
officers:
President, J.; r. Briefly: Vice Presi.