Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Dates Set for the Democratic FRI
marhes and Convention.

l
Hellman in the Chair, and Messrs.
Conrad Jacoby, G. A. Schroeder, d.
W, G. Cowan, w. H. Spurgeon, Il.
M. Mitchell, w. r. Burke, F. P.
frey, R. F. Del Vale, 7. A. Pal,ett,
E. German, ]. f. Humphreys, B.
Chandler and Secretary w. s. Waters,
present. The meeting was called for
the purpose of arranging for the Pri-
maries and Convention to be held
shortly. 1t was decided to call the
Primaries for the 28th instant and the
Convention for May 5th. The business
of this Convention will be to elect %
delegates to the State Convention and
to select new County Committee. 1t
will be composed of about 25O dele
gates to be apportioned on the follow
ing basis, with the last Congressional
vote as a foundation: Each precinct
Ito elect one delegate at large, one
for each 25 votes, and one for each
fractional 13.
The following Judges were appoint
ed for the primaries, for the follow ing
places:
Cahuenga-W. H. Sullivan. school
house.
Compton-A. M. Bragg, Rector 8
store.
Cienega-Wm. Dreyden, La Dow
school house.
Do tney-J. M. Pitts, Judge J. W.
Busters office.
.Duarte-L. Barnes, school house.
| Ell Monte-W. r. Dodson, Dodson's
Hotel.
| Elizabeth Lake-Juan Cells, school
house.
Fair Oaks-C. d. Curtis, Curtis
House.
Florence - H. B. Abila, school
house.
Fountain Valley-G. w. Cox, school
house.
Fruitland j. M. Montgomery,
school house.
Garden Grove--J. d. Price, Garden
Grove Store.
Lancaster-Ben. Scherer, Scherer's
store.
| Lang Station-Jno. Lang, Lang's
Hotel.
La Ballona-J. F. Figueroa, Lugo's
store.
Los Nietos-E. M. Sanford, school
house.
Los Virgines--B. Bottiller, school
| house.
Long Beach-A. R. Greening, Long
Beach Land and Water Company's
office.
| Laguna-C. French, Goffs Hotel.
Los Angeles Cjty-First Precinct,
VIM. Hughes, Patterson's store.
Second Precinct i Solomon,
Southern Hotel.
Third Precinct-B. A. Yorba, Lam
kershim's mill.
| Fourth Precinct-E. F. Kubel,
Supervisors rooms.
Fifth Precincts. J. Beck, Con-
fidence Engine House.
Sixth Precinct-M. Morris, Chick 3
stable.
Seventh Precinct-J. P. Moran,
Martin & Rinkenbach's store.
Eighth Precinct-D. V. Waldron,
Washington Gardens.
Ninth Precinct-R. A. Ling, Cum
ming's store.
Tenth Precinct-J. S. O'Neil, Sixth
street car stables.
Monte Vista-E. G. Parish, school
l house.
Newport-W. H. Ledford, Newport
store.
Newhall-Joel II. Turner, school
house.
Norwalk-W. w. Orr, Justice of
Peace's office.
Old Mission
Orange-George G. Hagar, Water
office.
Pasadena-Bayard T. Smith.
| Pomona-C. r. johnson, Johnson
& Overton's real estate office.
Ravenna-Henry Torres, school
house.
Rowland-Wm. R. Rowland, Car
rolls store.
San Fernando-C. R. Rinaldi, school
house.
San Pedro-S. Phillips, Phillips &
Ensen's store.
San Antonito-B. Thomas, school
house.
San Gabriel-C. D. Campbell,
Tuch's store.
Santa Ana-Gso. W. Minter,
Humphreys & Minter's office.
Spadra-J. M. Prayer, school
house.
San Juan Capistrano-R. Egan,
school house.
Santa Monica-L. J. Giroux, Cir
oux's store.
Sepulveda-J. w. Cook,P. O., Glen
dale.
Sierre Madre-P. R. Wilson, school
house.
South Pasadena-B. s. Eaton, school
house.
| Silverado-J. E. Peasants, school
house.
Tustin--W. B. Wall, Utt's store.
Trabucco--
| Vernon j. H. Brewer, school
house.
| Westminister-S. J. Finlay, school
house.
Wilmington-J. H. Dodson, Rail-
road saloon.
| Yorba-Felipi Yorba, school house.
| Two or three Of the precincts were
not filled in, but this will be done
shor;l ly. Itwas decided to adopt the
test: Ito support the Democratic ticket
in the ensuing election" MIR. Sydney
Lacy appeared before the committee
and reported that the Democratic
State Convention had been secured
for Los Angeles. He asked that
action be taken to give the visitors a
proper reception.
On motion the chair was instructed
to appoint committee to make such
arrangements as may be necessary for
the proper treatment of the visitors.
Adjourned to the call Of the chair.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.