Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-19
Afternoon session.

cane for some five minutes, by whic
vigorous means the delegates were calle
to their seats and to order. He calle
| for the report of the Committee on Gre
dentials, and the chairman of that bod
reported the regular delegates from tn
various wards according to the primar
election held last Saturday. The list i
as follows:
First Ward-fifteen delegates; D. Gil
bert Dexter, J. r. Conlee, w. w. Stock
well, +. G. Finlayson, J. N. Tbbits
John Horner, A. E. Meiggs, Martil
Wetzel, I. Brown, e. P. Carmichael, B
H. Inns, George w. Woodward, Rober
McGarvin, @. G. Fox, G. N. Earl.
Second Ward, Precinct A-thirteei
delegates: John Morton, L. J. Graham
D. w. Field. J. W. Green, w. Il. Rogers
G. A. Stilson, J. W. Francis, E. H
Hutchinson, j. NJ. Davies, @. @. Bon
nell, H. NJ. Russell, G.. s. Robinson, s
X. Adams. Precinct B-thirteen dele
gates: General H. 6. Rollins, R. 3
Carpenter, F.. V. Maud, T. s. Bevins. A
J. Norton, F. Lauterio, A. Smith, E. J.
Niles, d. F. Donegan, ]. R. Stewart, P
Follis, A. S. Heitchew, F. P. Clemence
Third Ward-Twenty-third delegates
P. A. Stanton, Robert S. Platt, George
R. Shatto, Ralph E. Hoyt, DR.. Walter
Lindley, George M. Holton. Robert
Wade, George NJ. Parsons, A. B. Conrad
r. M. Burnham, Robert Owens, @. w
Gates, Frank RAIDER, E. A. Forester,
DR.. w. G. Cochran, H. T. Newell, W. O.
Furrey, J. M Wilmer, l.. N. Breed, Ar
thur Bray, U. S. g. Click, John Bloeser
J II. Book.
Fourth Ward-Fifteen delegates: E. P
Johnson, r. HI. Hewitt, ]. w. Haver-
stick, w. f. Dunn (proxy to G. o. Scott)
Thomas Mitchell (proxy to M. H. Fair
banks). William Wright, NJ. R. Higgins
L. o. Judson, j. A. Fairchild, M. F
Allen, w. s. Moore, H. q. Osborne
(proxy to E. P. Johnson), J. A. Kelly
John O'Hara, A. J. Copp.
Fifth Ward-Five delegates: J. M
Carter, H. Hitler, s.. W Luitweiler, H,
L. Lee. B S. Casey.
Sixth Ward-Six delegates: W. p
Wallin, F. Mccoy, M. Deckman, Joe
Watkins.
Seventh Ward-Nineteen delegates
F. N. Pauly, T. J: Weldon, (proxy
to F. N. Pauly), Thos. Gilbert, John
McIlmoil, Brainard Smith, II. D. Bar
rows, O.W. Baldwin, G. Vanderkuhlen,
Thos. A. stombs, =. D. Ullman, S. @.
Dodge. s. Sepulveda, R. l.. Bell. Alex.
,'row, 1. H. Walker, R. G. O. Benjamin,
F. Peddicord, (proxy to B. Fehneman),
J. P. Waring, F. A. Hamilton.
Eighth Ward-19 delegates: James
Meredith, Joseph Manning, George r.
F int, DR.. D. G. M, G IVAN, M. Brady, @.
Richardson, R. Miller, James V. Harri-
son, Jr r. J. Northam, H. s. Clement,
Dean Champion, B. Levy, w. II. Cline,
J. G. Murry, L. J. Ii wellyn, Samuel
Gowan, H. p. Hunt, P. j. Stack, J. M.
Arnaz.
Ninth War,i-7 delegates: R. H. F.
Variei, S. G. Hutbell, l.. D. Rogers, s.
NJ. Perry, AL Workman, F. A. Yorba, n.
II. Morrison.
The Committee, in its report, also re-
commended the adoption of the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That in the absence of q
delegate who has not given proxy, the
delegates of the ward present shall be
authorized to appoint one of their dele
gates to act as his proxy. The report
was ad opted.
The report of the Committee on Or
ganization and Order of Business next
reported as follows:
For Permanent Chairman-Dr. Walter
Lindley.
For Permanent secretaries-M. r.
Higgins and U 8. G Click.
Order OF Business-Report of Com
mittee on Credentials. Collection of
fifty cents from each delegate. Nomina.
tions of Mayor, City Clerk, City Attor-
ney, City Treasurer, City Assessor, City
Tax and License Collector. Citv Auditor,
City Engineer, Street Superintendent,
Police Judges.
Each ward shall select two members
of he CITY Central Com mittee. one men,
her of the City Council and one member
of the B ,ard of Education and report
the same to the Convention.
Every candidate must appear before
the Convention and pay the sum of So.
All money in excess of the expenses OF
the Convention shall be turned over to
the chairman of the City Central Com
mittee for cam paigu purposes.
All speeches shall be limited to three
minutes each.
All resolutions must be referred with
out debate to the committee on Platform
and Resolutions.
A majority of the votes cast shall be
requisite to elect in all cases.
The vote shall in all cases be taken in
delegation, and announced by the chair
man of each ward, except in the selec
ton of Police Judges, which shall be by
ballot in convention, and no delegate
shall cast more than one vote for any one
candidate for Polica Tudpa
The report being read, Major @. W.
Furrey tried to get the floor, but failed,
AZ there were several delegates on their
feet all at the same time. Major Furrey'e
ideas we're lost to the world, as he was
too modest to persist. Barney Levy was
MT 30. He got in motion to 80 modify
the rue as to time as to allow those
nominating the Mayor to speak withou,
limit.
r. B. Carpenter moved a substitute
striking OUT all limitation as to speech,
m 4klng. He did not wish to see things
railroaded throug. the Convention. 81
am willing to hear any man speak," sale
the Judge. Roll Call was demanded
but the question was put to rising vote
and Ca, penier's views were endorsed by
the Convention.
The report of he committee as thus
amended was then adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Plat
form and Resolutions was then presented
as follows, Carpenter, the chairman o.
the committee, reading it:
THE PLATFORM.
Resolved, That the Republican party i.
not under the necessity of asserting iti