Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-29

citizens ought to elect Mr.. Bryson by a
large majority, for there was no man
who had done more to build up the city,
and he hoped when tie time came 10 see
that the citizens appreciated his work.
Nominations were declared closed.
Mr.. Bryson was called forward and
slid that he felt in his heart that il
elected Mayor be could do some good.
Los Angeles was his home and no man
on earth thought so much of it as he did.
Every dollar he had made had been put
in to improve the city, and he had some
more to 90 the same way. He had neve r
held an office but he promised to use
every effort to give the city sewers, and
lgood streets. He heartily endorsed the
platform; and said he would try to make
Los Ang5l5s the most attractive city IN
the United States.
1t was announced that Judge Ling had
Withdrawn his name, and on motion of
Mr.. Brooks Mr.. Bryson was declared the
choice OF the convention by standing
vote.
The chair announced that nominations
were in order for Treasurer.
Mr.. I. ]. Cuddy placed j. R. McManis
in nomination.
| Mr.. Levy nominated Mr.. r. G. Guir-
ado.
Mr.. P. G. Hunt nominated Mr.. w. H.
Juenger.
Mr.. r. G. Carlton seconded the nomi-
nation of R. G. Guirado.
| Mr.. w. A. Cole seconded the nomina-
ton of w. H. Juenger.
| Mr.. p. M. Scott seconded the nomina-
ton of j. r. McManis.
| Nominations we're then closed.
Judge Ling, who had been absent from
the hall when the nomination for Mayor
was made said that he was sorry he had
not been present, but he was glad that
the nomination of a man who could be
elected had been made. He wanted to
say that he accorded with the action in
every respect.
The three candidates for Treasurer ap-
peared on the stage and endorsed the
platform.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
W. X. McManis s............ 76
". ID. Juenger. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
R. G. Gursdo. ..... .......................... II
Total vote cast Observation-Disclosures. .139
| Necessary to choice. 20.
The Chairman announced that Mr..
McManis had been chosen as nominee
for Treasurer, and ON motion the nomin.
alton was made unanimous.
The Chair delared nominations for
City Attorney in order.
Mr.. Carlton nominated Colonel E. q.
Bowers.
Mr.. Berliner nominated Mr.. d. J.
Lewis.
Nominations were then closed and the
ballot resulted as follows:
| D. J. Lewis. ..................... ITO
E, G. Bowers s...................... 80
- Total vote cast Observation-Disclosures. .14O
Necessary to choice, II.
The Chair declared that MIR. d. J.
Lewis was the choice of the Convention.
On motion the nomination was made
| unanimous.
Nominations were declared in order for
Tax Collector.
Messrs. j. l.. Mansfield and w. l..
Haizlip were placed in nomination. Mr..
Haizlip withdrew and on motion Mr.. J.
l.. Mansfield was elected by acclama-
ton.
Nominations for City Attorney were de-
clared in order.
Messrs. W. r. Stephenson and Philip
M. Gaffey were placed in nomination and
the ballot resulted as follows:
w. h.
T. M Gaffey ........................... 80
Total vote cast. .14O
Necessary to choice, II.
On motion the nomination of Mr.. Gaf-
fey was made unanimous.
Nominations for members of the Board
of Education were declared in order.
Messrs. III. Jay Hanchette and Thos.
Kelley were placed in nomination, and
on motion both were nominated by &C.
clamation.
A recess of five minutes was declared
in order to allow the delegates to select
members of the City Central Committee,
and to nominate candidates for Council
men.
Upon reassembling the following NOM
nations were made for Councilmen, and
were ratified by the Convention:
First ward-C. r. Patterson and Peter
keenan,.
Second ward-H. 7. D. Wilson and J.
Kuhrts.
Third ward-Dr. J. H. Bryant.
Fourth ward-A. McNally and E. r.
Threlkeld.
Fifth ward-Capt. A. F. Mackay.
The following committeeman were an
nounced:
First ward-J. E. Frick and j. H.
Mullaly.
Second ward-R. A. Ling, A. Davis
and G. A. Stephens.
Third ward-Chas. Casey, G. Jacoby,
B. G. Carlton and T. ]. Cuddy.
Fourth ward-F. Cobb, Thos. Nc
Carthy and j. j. Mahoney.
Fifth ward-D. G. Wilson, r. F. Sal
ter and A. G. Clark.
1t was announced that the City Cen
tral Committee would meet this afternoon
together with all the candidates at Judge
Taney's Office at O'Clock, and every one
was requested to be present.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the
Chairman, to Major w. r. Burke and to
the Secretaries.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
Re.OpeNed.
The "Belleview Terrace will reopen under
new management on December 1kt and