Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-22
lie meeting then adjourned.
Afternoon Session

The Convention was called to order
shortly after O'Clock by General J. R.
Mathews and at that time the hall was
crowded to overfowing. The galleries,
lobby, hallway and even the ante-room
were filled with people interested in the
proce edings. 1t was noticed that the au-
dience contained many of the candidates
nominated at the Republican county con-
vention who were anxious to know who
the next officers OF the county are 10 be.
There were also in the crowd the majority
of the present county officials and some
Of the city officers interested in learning
who their successors will be. Numerous
friends of the various candidates were
also present and watched the pro-
ceedings with great interest. Chair
man Mathews requested the delegates
from the various precincts to sit together.
He also asked all delegates when rising
to make motion, to give their names.
Mr.. Chas. Bell said that the Commit
tee on Platform and Resolutions was not
ready to report, and he asked further
time on it's behalf.
Mr.. Morris moved that the request be
granted, and that the Committee be given
half an hour.
Judge R. Dunnigan on behalf of the
Committee asked more time than that.
The Committee desired to make proper
report, and could not do it in that time.
The motion to allow but half an hour
was withdrawn, Mr.. ]. B. Holloway, of
Rosedale, insisting that the Committee
should have all the time it wanted to get
up it's resolutions.
Mr.. T. A. Saxton, of Ell Monte, moved
that the Committee be given all the
time it desired. Carried.
THE CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Credentials reported
as follows:
"We report in favor of seating T. A.
Saxton, B. H. Paddock, T. G. Harmon,
M. D. Mason, j. R. Rush, one vote
each; J. Guess and A. G. Yeary, one
half vote each. In the contest of the Sec
ond precinct of the First Ward, we report
in favor of seating the regular caucus
ticket"
Following is the list of delegates as
passed upon by the committee:
ter, F. A. Korn, w. J. Smith, j. H.
Ryan, D. w. Hudson, w. M. McFadden,
F. U. Schaumberger.
Alhambra-V. Metcalf, Jos. Chap
man.
Artesia-M. G. Hungerford, J. E.
Courtney, W. A. Sackett.
Azusa-W. P. Barnes, Geo. Sells, w.
H. Quinn, j. G. Jones, j. McNish, Jesse
Loder.
Burbank. A. Bulls.
Cahuenga-M. H. Sullivan, Henry
Clausen.
Cerritos-J. NJ. Brady.
Cienega-E. A. DeCamp, N. A.
Covarrubias, Mr.. Spicer.
Compton-Geo. Carson, M. w. New
mark, Geo. Palmer, D. j. Moody, Omri
Bulls.
Downey-J. W. Fox, L. M. Grider,
J. N. Pemberton, J. M. Pitts, M. d.
Crawford, Jr., A. S. Gray, VIM. Caruth'
ers, Sr.
Duarte-J. G. Sheppard, J. 7. Ger
man.
El Monte-T. A. Saxon, B. H. Pad.
dock, J. G. Harmon, M. D. Mason.
Elizabeth Lake,. R. Rush, j. Guess
A. G. Yeary.
Fair Oaks-C. T. Curtis, F. M. Ran
dolph.
Florence-W. P. Ramsauer, w. A
Browning, A. S. Clark, H. B. Abila.
Fountain Valley-W. R. Candle, j
Chapman, S. N. Jasper.
Fruitland-J. M. Montgomery, j. Del
atore.
Garden Grove-J. W. Hawkins, M. A
Ward.
Garvanzo-D. M. Adams, T. H. Over
ton.
Inglewood-Chas. Story.
Lancaster-John D. Young, H. Johan
son.
Langs-John Lang.
La Ballona-S. Valdez, j. D. Machado
j. G. Davis, s. A. Waldron.
Lordsburg-J. M. Overman.
Los Nietos-E. F. Poyoreno, E. III
Cheney, M. Schwed
Los virgines-Brigido Botiller.
Laguna-