Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-22

Colts.
Newhall-W. w. Jenkins, G. D. Rey-
nolds, l.. Kelly.
Norwalk-J. S. Elliott, j. Andrews, s.
B. Stroud.
Old Mission-G. D. McCaige, w. w.
Garnes.
Orange-H. T. Gardner, J. G. Travis
A. ]. Wood, Geo. G. Hagar, M. B.
Craig.
Pasadena. M. Shawhan, w. P.
Hyatt, w. o. Bellaire, Geo. Hermann.
Pomona-W. T. Gibbs, F. d. JOY, b.
Hicklin, T. w. Brooks, Geo. Mullaly, r.
Hardy Smith, J. Mirande.
Revenna-G. w. Clingan.
Rivera. w. Boiler, G. w. Tweedv
Jos. Stanley, T. M. Passions.
Rowland-T. j. Scully, l.. Mawson.
Rosedale-J. i. Holloway, J. M.
Voss.
San FERNANDEZ. Harps, P. Lopez, e.
B. Flack.
San Pedro-J. H. Dodson, S. D.
Knight, A. Carlin, F. Weeks.
San Antonio-S. G. Foster, James
Tweedy, J. S. Poor.
San Gabriel-Scott Chapman, E. H.
Jones, ]. McDonough, G. d. Campbell,
L. Richards.
Santa Ana-R. F. Chiffon, q. B. West.
W. o. Clayton, f. F. Briggs, l.. II.
Tichenal, w. M. Ward, E. w. FELTON,,
D. Cooper, J. G. Hickey.
Spadra-A. P. Monroe, j. A. Martinez,
J. M. Fryer.
San Juan Capistrana-M. Mendelson,
r. Egan.
Santa Monica-J. @. Morgan. M. X.
Barretto, H. A. Winslow, S. P. Hall.
Sepulveda-John Cook. George Engle-
hart, Robert Devine, S. w. White.
Sierra Madre-C. N. Minor, l.. +. Stein
berger.
Silverado-J. E. Peasants.
South Pasadena-W. S. Knott.
Tustin-W. B. Wall, M. S. Jones, w.
G. Perry.
Trabucco-G. w. Lyon, J. G. Joplin.
Vernon-J. H. Brewer, M. B. Nc
Quaid, A. j. Moore.
Westminster-S. j. Finlay, J. F. Pat
terson.
Wilmington-Silas A. Kennedy, J. j.
Garrison, H. G. Bailey, Harry Hilder-
brandt.
Whittier-Eli King.
Yorba-D. j. Yorba. Vicente Yorba.
Los Angeles City, First Precinct-C.
R. Patterson, G. Hayden, VIM. Vickery,
N. S. Embody, j. E. Frick, R. Dunnigan,
James Hanley, T. S. Meredith, w. c.
Hughes.
Second Precinct-Walter Deveraux, C.
W. Schroeder, Chris. Hixon, Joe Ro-
nero, J. F. Gerkins, 7. McCaffery, Hugh
Sweeney, Louis Stone, G. Massey, j.
Davidson, G. L. Hargitt, R. L. Garrett,
H Gavopouub loo D Pouop ID Zoo
nan, M. G. Fordham.
Ahearn, J. McManus, Phil Stoll, Joe
Maier, J. Moriarity, G. Stephenson, Geo.
D. Roberts, A. Arzaga, E. J. Conroy, G.
A. Stephens, H. King, P. Ballade, M. T.
Collins, R. Dominguez, J. Fenton, E. j.
Parry, H. Seebeck, P. H. Matthews, D.
+. Mccarthy, G. Radigan, H. B.
Stephens.
Fourth Precinct-Tom. Keefe, Dr. Jos.
Kurtz, A. Davis, P. H. Gaffey, Frank
Leaden, H. w. Peterson, Chas. P. Kear-
ney, Jno. D. Shieck, E. s. Livermore,
John F. Schumacher, M. 9. Marsh, Otto
Silverburg, NJ. P. Snyder, Frank Coulter.
Fifth Precinct-Chas. H. White, 1. N.
Cochrane, ]. L. O'Bryan, L. F. Fisher.
G. S. Blake, w. II. Shaw, j. j. Maho-
ney, N. Lindenfeld, G. Stoby, Henry
Glass, j. Dupuy, P. NJ. Scott, Theo.
Frohlinger, j. j. Naughton, Mat Carr.
Sixth Precinct-Conrad Jacoby, Sam
Prayer, w. A.. Cole, M. Morris, R. G.
Carlton, J. R. Matthews, B. w. Edel-
man, w. A. Wilson, A. Ramish, G.
Chas. Gassen, o. H. Violet,
J. w. Swanwick, w. F. Heathman, L.
r. Hill, J. H. Melville.
Seventh Precinct-J. NJ. Brooks, A.
F. Mackay, E. F. Boyle, w. A. Ryan,
R. S. Ramsaur.
Eighth Precinct-W. H. Roper, Chas.
Forman, Danl Einstein, John Bryson,
Sr., ]. I. Redick, John Maskel,
Eugene Germain.
Ninth Precinct-B. Dozier, G. w.
Craig, Chas. A. Bell.
Tenth Precinct-Thomas Kelley, E.
Berman, 9. E. Miles.
Mr.. s. A. Waldron, of La Ballona, said
that he had minority report to make
verbally. He desired to say in relation
to the contest over the seating of the
second precinct delegation that the COM
mittee had examined dozen or SO wit
nesses and that the testimony showed
there was much irregularity at that pre-.
CluCV Oli LuO udy VI tuc pTluldTl6S. he
had proposed on this account, first that
the whole representation be thrown out,
but this was rejected. Then he had pro-
posed that one.half of each of the con-
testing delegations be seated, but this
was rejected, and he desired to say that
the Oro Fino method of conducting the
primaries should not be tolerated.
Captain A. F. Mackay asked for in
formation if the Committees report was
full as regards all OF the delegations. He
had heard reference only made to the
delegations when there was contest.
MIR. ]. H. Ryan, of Anaheim, said that
the committee had examined all the
documents that had been placed in its
hands. If there had been any over
sight it was unintentional and would be
rectifed.
Judge Morgan moved that the report
be referred back for completion.
Mr.. Hill, of Santa Monica, moved that
the report of the Committee be accepted.
Lost,
Mr.. M. G. Fordham moved that the
names on the roll, as read by the Secre-
tary OF the County Central, be added to
the report of the committee.
Mr.. 7. McCaffrey called for a roll call
OF the question.
Judge Adams, of Garvanza, asked for
information in relation to charges chat
had been made as to the conduct of the
primary at the second precinct.
Mr.. j. Marion Brooks explained that
the Only Question hefore the honso was