Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-25


w. N. Hart. Alta. San Francisco.
James Donahue, Gail, San Francisco.
Alex. Won HUM California Demo.
kruf, San francisco.
Lester Osborne. Express. los Angeles.
AL. Murphy. Examiner. San Francisco.
J. h. Miller, Record Union, sacra-
mento.
B. A. Stephens, Times. Los Angeles.
q. w. Burton, HERALD. Los Angeles.
o. A. Stevens, Erpress. Los Angeles.
L. H. Grail, Inter Ocean, Chicago.
Jas. C. Peacock, Jr., Semi 1ropic, Col
ton.
II. w. Patton, HERALD, Los Angeles.
Chas. F. Lummis Times, Los Angeles.
II. z. Osborne, Express, Los Angeles.
Frank h. Powers, Evening Times,
Sacramento.
James H. Roe. Valley Echo. River
W. D. pennycook. Of the Vallejo
Chronicle.
+. A. Leach, Of the Oakland Enqirer.
g. I. Daniels, of the Alameda Argue.
Each representative of the press will
be furnished with a badge whiohwill ad-
NIT him to the floor OF the convention.
Here the committee has prepared ample
roof, for all the representatives OF the
press. A card will be printed and at
tached to the desks, indicating to what
paper il is assigned. Certainly the
comfort Of the reporters is being looked
after in good shape.
GENERAL NOTES.
A. r. Conklin IL out Of the race fol
the Attorney Gsneralship, or for any
thing in the shape OF political honor al
T. Z. Carothers, OF Mepdocino. a
cousin of G. w Pendleton Of this city,
and who was beaten by Barclay Henley
for Conaress, takes ConkIin's place as al
aspirant for the exalted position.
Brown, who is now running the Tenn
pie street cable road. but who halle
from Oakland, is pulling ahead for the
Surveyor Generalship.
j. II. Neff, Of Colfax, Placer county,
wants to be State Treasurer. He has
sac backing Of good men.
We'll, Of Santa Clara, will contest the
place with him, and McGlashan will
try to take the bone from the contend
ers.
Gen. W. II. L. Barnes, Of San Fran
cisoo seems to have the pull for perma-
nent chairman Of the convention. He
will be opposed by Col. Miner, Of Be-
nicia, and Parks the Speaker
OF the Assembly, from Marys-
vile, Is also candidate 1t
is thought be will not make much Of
light against Barnes. as he has reasons
to be grateful to some powerful political
friends of the General.
More people want to be Lieutenant
Governor than any other State Office.
to. Is up for it. Senator W. H. Whit
ney Of Alameda wants it. ]. P. Stearns
Of Santa Barbara is An aspirant for the
second place on the ticket. Last, but
by no means least, w. w. Waterman Of
San Bernardino is out for the honor. II
is not a HERALD's fight and per-
haps It is impairment for the report
err to speak. but II one must
contemplate the terrible disaster OF Re-
publican getting an Office, he can bear 1t
better If it Is good fellow like Water
man, who Is known in Southern Cali
fornia as good fellow, than to take one
from somewhere else on the chance Of
his being otherwise than good fellow.
Waterman has Jim Peacock pulling for
him and Jim is man Of fibre.
The San Francisco delegation will
caucus at old Armory Hall, on Requena
street. to-day at 10 o'clock sharp.
More rooms are wanted. Those who
have them will report to the Nadeau
House clerk or the St. Elmo clerk.
Boss Higgins is the hardest man Of
the delegates to SEQ. He is as unap-
proachable as the Great Mogul. But if
you do get to him he is one Of the most
affable fellows 10 the world,
WIN. Jackson, of Shasta, wants TO be
State Treasurer. He is now Treasurer
at his own county, and il said to be .
good one.
The last delegates will arrive by the
train this afternoon. They will be met
ct the depot by a lot Of carriages, and
60 direct to the hall on Main street be-
low First, where at o'clock p. m. the
new Senator, A. P. Williams, will call
the convention to order.