Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-29

lF. Mackay, of Los Angeles.
Mr.. s. Hupp seconded the nomination.
DR.. j. Kurtze placed in nomination
MIR. X. f. Del Vale and said that he was a
gentleman to whom the Democracy Of
this county owed more than to any
other man.
Mr.. Del Vale thought that there were
other persons who would we'll discharge
the duties. He was not willing for
private reasons to accept any nomination
even that of Chairman for the Conven-
zion.
Mr.. J. DeBarth Shorb moved that the
nominations close andthat Mr.. Mackay be
nominated by acclamation.
Mr.. Mackay was then nominated by
acclamation temporary Chairman. and
was introduced by MIR. s. NJ. White.
Mr.. Mackay said that he was a life
long Democrat had no other aim than
the support of the Democratic party.
There might be men more able to dis
charge the duties Of chairman. but none
eonld be found more willing than he to
fulfill them satisfactorily.
Mr.. I. J. Cuddy nominated w. D.
Morton, Of Pomona, for Secretary.
Mr.. C. Jacoby moved that tho nomina-
tions close, and on motion Mr.. Morton
was nominated Secretary by acclamation.
Mr.. w. s. Waters, though not dele
gate, was made Assistant Secretary
amid much applause.
J. G. Hager moved that committee
OF seven be appointed on Credentials.
Il. BIennerhasset moved that q COM
mittee OF nine be appointed on Perman-
ens Organic alton and Order OF Business.
=. DeBarth Shorb moved that com
mittee Of seven be appointed on Plat
form and Resolutions and that all ap.
poiniments be made by the Chairman.
l. w. Hellmsn moved TO adjourn for
half an hour to give the Chairman an
opportunity to make these appointments:
The Convention then adjourned until
il:l5 when the Chairman, having called
the Con, eniion to order, announced the
following committees:
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Geo. G. Hager, J. r. Humphreys, y.
A. Dscamp, r. +. Sepulveda. John
Moriarty, J. G. Hannon, w. B. Cullen,
L. Heitman, A. E. Clarke.
COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION AND ORDER
OF BUSINESS.
j. Ii. Brewer, w. Ii, Spurgeon, +.
Blepnerhassett, Geo. G. Knox. w. II.
Workman, S. A. Waldrop, Harry y.
Rose, ]. u. Burnett, Walter Dsveraux.
eoMxirTEg ON PLATFORM AND REsoLu-
TioNs.
j. DeBarth shorb. Move Wicks, r.
r. Del valle, Abbot Kinney, w. r.
Burke. NJ v. Biscailuz, j. w. Towner,
j. A. Palette, J j. Hanford.
The Chairman stated that upon the
suggestion Of number OF gentlemen he
had appointed nine delegates to each
committee. This action was ratified
and the Convention adjourned till one
o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the Chairman called the Con-
yention to order the Committee on Gre
dentials reported as follows;
taEpoRr oF THE coMMlTTrR OK ceg.
Il pENfIALs.
Anaheim--B r Porter, w Nj McFad-
den, Theo Rimpsn. 10 w c Cowan,
fproxyj, ID w c Cowan, G SCHNEIDER, w
( j A smith, W J A Smith. + II Keith.
Azusa---R W Dawson. w III Gninn, w
B Cailen, r A Meredith, J W Cook,
John McNish.
Artesia--R s Dsering, 4 Courtney.
Compton--A M Bragg, John NJ Caron,
NJ W Talbot, d Y Moody, NJ d Craw-
ford. Jr.
Cahuenga w II sullivan, G r Pat
terzon.
Cienega-A J Howard, Charles 2 Pit
man, William Dryden.
DowBey--J w Nenable, l. NJ Grider,
T NJ Pitts, William Caru;hers. J NJ
Lowell, ] p Fleming, W c Smith.
Dnarte IF NJ shrode. l. Barnes.
El Monte-C NJ Bell, w K Dodson.
" l. Borden, s White, G { Steele, J
Brunges, J C Harmon.
Fair Oaks-C ID Curtis, Abbot Kinney.
Florence-H B Abila, W Z Rarnsaw,
q w Juden.
Fountain Valley w X Caudle, q w
Cox, e EJ White.
Fruitland-Ben amin Colline, J NJ
Montgomery.
Garden Grove-H W Head, D
Price.
la Ballona-s A waldron, J Figue-
roa, J d Machado.
Langs John Lang.
Long Beacll-O Miller.
Las Virgsues-Brigido B,iiller, Felipe
Botiller.
Los Nietos-f W Guthrie, o p Par
sons, g McGsugh, Geo Cole, James
stewart, L A Pallett, Charles Lane.
Los Angeles. First Preciact-Walter
Deveraux, r NJ Barham, w B Salmon,
Cohen, q lie Mesnager, A B,wman,
Keenan,, NJ Botello.
X f.sS%sis, Y i Sano6aeazs Scaas = Ta..s, s1ansa,N "
Thos McCaffery, Emu Dau1uidG'ss'aa,,' 's'a,'' llc
II Watts, proxy.l A Anderson. Chas
Massey, Chas Rowley tMcCaffrey proxy
Third Precinct--F II Steele, NJ I
Collins, Il A DeCamp, Prayer, r r
Del Valle, P BalIade, Joseph Maier, Al
(, len Cam, Martin v Biscailuz, b A Yor-
ba, X ] Dominguez, John Moriarty, 5
Levy, Samuel Moran ~ G Moriarty
proxy. Antonio Orfila, ir, Charles Coli
lmsr, Rafael sepulveda. G Valla fE A
lDsCamp proxy, @ L Northcraft. w
Robinson, II w Stoll, Henry King.
Fourth Precinct "A Davis. John
Schieck, George Denis, Ygnacio Bill.
derrain, TJ Cuddy, Il A Preuss, Dr.
JO5tpn num- w " Marenr OeOfge
Hnpp, G l. Cruz.
Fifth Precinct-W II Workman, Il
Bleunerhassett, d A Moriarty, Chan.
dler, r Martin, 9 E Thom, George ste-
venson, A. Lsnnox (E Blennerhassett
proxy, 4 Germain, B W Edslman, w
] A Smith.
Sixth Precinct u Humphreys,
Moye Wicks, George G Knox. J X Mat.
thews. W Hellman, A King, Homer
KALI. A f Mackay, Conrad Jacoby, ID NJ
Adams. Samuel Prayer, S Levy, @ Bsh-
rendt, J II Clancy. w T Barnett. w 4
Heathman (Sam Prayer proxy.
Seventh precint-Frank Sabiohi, Chas
Parcels. L snodgrass. Jno P Moran.
Eighth precinct ID McD)asid, R
Dnnnigan. Sam Hamilton, w X Burke,
10 McMenomy, w A Field, John Os
borne, John Maskell.
Monte Vista--D W Doss, George
Gate.
Newhall- Mccormick. q W Lech
joel II Turner, Mat Mccormick,
fwport--W N Tedford, A 7 Arm
hg, OK N Tedford, proxy
lorwalk- - Cheney, w w Orr, I
3ackelt.
Did Mission--L @ Colgate, Manuel
.,rnign, Victor Msuzanaros.
W 0range--M B Craig, Geo G Hagar,
Henry Grolc. A J Wool, II + Gardiner.
pasadena Geo Hermann, Louis Heit.
man lproxy), J W Wilson, Louis Heit-
man.
Pomona NJ s Rcgsrs. w Brown, W
D Morton, R + Chik, ] A Drippeli. w
J KsssIer, Peter Fleming.