Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-23

Frank A. Gibson was nominated by
acclamation.
COUNTY Assessor.
Messrs Ivar A. Weld, of Cahuenga;
j. w. Batcheller, of Fruitland, G. q
Mason, of Los Nietos, and j. w. Myers,
of Newhall, were placed before the con-
vention The first ballot resulted as
rollowl: Weld, 20; Batcheller, 20;
Myers, 90; Mason, 90. There was no
choice and another ballot was called for.
Weld aud Batcbeller were withdrawn by
their friends, and the second ballot re.
suited in the nomination Of Mr.. Mason
by vote of l49 to 81.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
John Goldsworthy, L. II. Carver and
w. NJ. Mcclure were placed before the
convention and the ballot resulted In
favor of Mr. Goldsworthy.
At this stage Of the proceedings an
offensive Democrat" who was trying
to promote the interest Of some candi.
date. was requested to retire.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
J. G. Oliver. r. ID. Wade, Fred II.
Clarke and w. W. Seaman came up for
the tuifrages OF the convention. The
first ballot was as follows: Wade, 90;
Clarke, 20; Seaman, So; Oliver. as;
scattering Is. On the second ballot Mr..
Seaman was nominated.
FOR CORONER.
j. NJ. Meredith, DR.. A.. Mcfarland,
present incumbent, and Mr.. Folsom were
candidates for this lucrative and respon.
sible office. Mr.. Meredith was nomin.
ated by the following vote on the second
ballot: Meredith, ITO; Mcfarland, 49,
Mr. Folsom received IL votes on the first
ballot.
The convention then adjourned until
Z o'clock P NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
On reassembling, Mr.. Y. Decker was
nominatedfo for Public Administrator with
out opposition. Then the following
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
was elected:
Anaheim---E j. Pellegrin.
Azusa--Msjor Hamlin.
Artesia--L. G. Mason.
Cshuenga--John Hall.
Cieniga--J. G. Barron.
Campton--C. Heath.
Duarte--A, G. Miller.
D,wney--
FL Monte--Philip Blind.
Elizabeth Lake--M. II. Crane.
Florence Josiah Durrell.
Fountain Valley-T. J. Williams.
Fair Oaks--F. NJ. Vanderlip.
Fruitland-J. W. Batcheler.
Garden Grove-W. J. Evans.
Highland Pirk-W. +. Mcclure.
Lancaster--J. G.. Wickersham.
Langs--A. j. Smith.
Los Nietos-W. II. Russell.
La Ballona--J. o. Lamb.
Las Virgenes-D. NJ. Nejr.
Long Beach
Monte Nisla-M. W. Sinnott.
Newhall-J. W. Myers.
Newport--J. H. Moesser.
Norwalk--J. V. Dilley.
Old Mission
Oranges. Armor.
Pasadeua--W. o. Swan, Jr.
Pomona. II. Packard.
Ravena-D. A. Wagner
Rowland }. A. Hasson.
San Antonio--G. Il Barron.
San Fernandez. NJ, Wright
San Gabriel. K. Dobbins.
san Juan--P. N. Lock.
San Pedro
Santa Ana
Santa Monica--H. NJ. RUSSELL
Sepulveda--J. G. Sherer.
Spadra-A. t. Currier.
Sierra Madre-W. N. Monroe.
Tustin--
Vernon-M. w. Getchell--
South Pasadena-P. NJ. Green,
We ,tminster--R. 7. Harris. - ~
Winington-P. II. Downing.
Yorba-
Los Angeles City:
First ward--Chas. Wickman, 7. A.
Carey.
Second ward--Chas. Il. Day, j. w.
Warren.
Third ward. II. Book, +. j. Gill.
more.
Fourth ward--T. II. Ward, John
Lowell.
Fifth ward--B. w. Lee, j. NJ. Dam
ron.
1t was resolved that the funds now in
tue hands of the present committee be
turned over 10 the new committee.
The convention then. after thanking
the officers, adjourned size die, and the
delegates divided into Supervisorial Dis.
tricts, and made the following nomina-
tons:
In the First District Tom Banbury
and J. Foord were opposed. MIR Foord
was nominated by vote of - to II.
The Fourth District adjourned to meet
at the call of the chairman.
In the Third District Mr., |. k. Dun
kelberger, ID. q. Stephens. e. I. Wright
and J. NJ. Quinn were candidates. On
the second ballot the portly Dunkelber
ger was nominated. He pledged him
self that ii elected he would keep a light
in the Supervisors room.
THE CITY FIGHT.
About 8 O'Clock the city delegates met
in the general hall and began contest
for the offices of city and township JUS
tees and Constahles. Township Jus.
tice, being the most i'm Dortant in point
of coin, was taken mp first. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were placed in nomi-
nation: Squire Ranney, present incum.
bent, w. II. Mace and A. NJ. Thornton.
Iapt. uoInIou WIS nominated
on the second ballot, receiv-
ing 46 votes to Squire Ranney's 80.
CITY JUSTICE.
Judge II. c. Austin, who now holds
the position, and Assistant City Attor-
ney Frank z. Kelly were offered. Judge
Austin was nominated by vote of a to
Sc.
FOR CoNsTABLEs
The following gentlemen were named;
Clement, Cline, Aguire, Penning,
Sanchez and Badly Mr., Aguirse was
nominated Township Constable on the
first ballot After several ballots Mr..
II. s. Clement was nominated for city
Constable. 1t was then decided that
the County Central Committee meet
this morning in the Wilson Block at o
o'clock and ii there is no quorum Gen.
eral Briefly is to call the faithful to-
gether at 10 o'clock next Saturday
morning. The convention then adj
iourned and this closed the great Re.
publican bear dance.
Not n Riparian.
Geo. w. Knox, Esq, the Republican