Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-27
THE CONVENTION
The Several Committees
Make Their Reports.
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT


Judge Brunson Beaten--The Vote
for Recommendations and
Resolutions.
At 10 A. N. yesterday Gen. Barnes
called the Convention to order for the
duties Of the second day.
Fifteen minutes were allowed for dele
gates to get their mail at the secreta'
ry's desk. Gen. Barnes stated that II
the delegates will get to their places in
good time the work Of the Convention
may be finished so as to allow the mem.
bers to get home by Saturday. The
Chairman called attention to the pres
snoe Of ladies' on the platform aud asked
smokers to kindly put away their weeds
for the time being. He said: 1--WE are
here now oniya few moments and al.
ready the place looks like a virginia
smoke-house. II you must smoke the
ushers will show you to place Ia the
cellar"
The General eviden ly is not resdy 70
be treated as they do dead porcine meat.
The calling Of the roll was dispenssd
with and the COMMITTEES on Credentials'
through the Chairman, COLI. Z 'ack
son OF Naps. offered its report. Inc
committee passed on the following moot
points a. indicated.
Alsmeda- G. A. Edson seated, vice A
Martin.
A. Brixard's proxy, AID gave ito Geo.
A. Knight. Admitted.
Kern--Decided In favor Of j. ]. Can.
nell. f. H. Cotton and G. L.. Conner.
the three who hsd received their Gre
dentials.
Los Aneelss-Frank L. Gibsop held
r. H. Downing's proxy. The proxy was
sdmi ted.
Modoe--J. II. Boomers proxy. held
by G. G. Batchford 70 delsgste), was adj
mitted.
PIunas-Jamss A. Orr with J. Mo-
Mahon's proxy, J. G: Kneskrem with
John Nevill's proxy, admitted.
San Francisco Assembly District 35-
P. J. Crimmins, proxy of Charles Van
Doreu, Admitted.
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PROXY were .9 y m
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF DELEGATES.
When the HERALD on Tuesday printed
the list Of delegates. the lists from ANA
dor, Butte, Fl Dorado and San Mateo
counties hsd not been received by Secre-
tary Finlayson. They are;
Amador, Q votes~-John Eagan, VIM.
Jepnipes. Jaues McCauley, A Nc.
Wayne. A. B. Summers, e. G, Voorhits
Butte. 10 votes-T. Il. barnard, w.
W, Durham. IT. n. Barnard, proxyl G.
r. Rcksrt. 3. w, FoQQ. WIN. James, G.
n Mas.,n- @. H. Porter. II B, Reed. j.
y, Roveli. IL. w. FogR, proxy, Floyd
Taber. IL. i. FoRR, proxy1.
ri D rado, 9 vofss---L, r. Alexander,
@. q. Blanchard, W. H. Brown, Thomas
Frazer. o. w Osborn, John w. Reese
San Mateo. 8 votes-John Il. Etgar,
JACOB Downing. w. H. Lawrence. u. D.
Barns. proTy), WIN. Nelson, John C.
Edgar, proxyl W. z. Price.
The report of committee on psrms-
nest organization and busiaess reported,
HI. 0sborne, the secretary, reading
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