Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-19

General Rollins nominated Colonel M
T. Ovens.
L. N. Breed nominated L. Stanton.
A. J. Copp placed Hugh j. Craw
ford in nomination.
DIR. McGowan nominated Frederick Mc
Gregor.
Ralph Hoyt placed the name of E.
Singleterry before the delegates.
f. Mccoy nominated F. w. Cherry.
R. G. o. Benjamin nominated WV
Stewart.
T. E. Adams, E. Blennerhassett
and F. McCusker were also placed
in nomination.
The first ballot resulted as follows
Owens, 70; Stanton, So; McGregor, %
Crawford, 6; SinRleterry, SO; Adams,
8; McCusker, 10; Cherry, 35; Blenner.
hassett, 81 Stewart, 6.
Blennerhassett, when he saw that
he was not likely to be selected, with
drew. f.
Colonel Owens was declared one of the
nominees.
A ballot was then taken for the second
police judge, with the following result
Stanton, 6S; Singleterry, SO; Cherry, 81.
Stewart and Crawford were dropped
just before the ballot, and during the
voting the names of McGregor and
McCusker were Withdrawn.
L. Stanton was declared the nominee
for Police Judge No. 2.
A motion to adjourn until O'Clock
was lost.
A resolution was introduced by Allen
endorsing Fl. q. Ozborne for Public
Printer. Adopted unanimously.
Carpenter moved to adj ,urn until
80 O'Clock. 1t was stated that the
ward delegations had selected their
nominations for the balance of the
ticket, and the motion was withdrawn.
A recess was declared for ten minutes.
The ward delegations then separated
and selected the following
CoUNcrLMEN.
First Ward, H. V. Van Dusen Second
Ward, g. P. McLain; Third Ward, w.
II. Bonsall; Fourth Ward, J. Franken.
field; Fifth Ward, A. G. Shafer; Sixth
Ward, A. N. Hamilton; Seventh Ward
j. d. Brown; Eight Ward, Theo. Sum.
merland F.; Ninth Ward, r. G. Wirsching
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
First Ward, E. J. Cox; Second Ward
J. N. Frew; Third Ward. A. E Pome.
roy; Fourth Ward, F. g. Woodbury.
Fifth Ward, G. J. Ellis; Sixth Wa,d
w. P. Mcintosh; Seventh Ward, j. j.
Gosper; Eighth Ward. r. J. Northam
Ninth Ward, E. E. Powers.
CITY CENTRAL CoMMrrTEEMEN.
First Ward, G. N. Earl, j. Horner
Second Ward, ]. M. Davies, E. G. Maud
Third Ward, R. D. Wade, p. A. Stanton
Fourth Ward, W. s. Moore, r II. Fewitt
Fifth Ward, j. M. Carter, Horace Hitler
Sixth Ward, J. Watkins, G. E. Wallin
Seventh Ward, 0. w. Baldwin, p. M.
Gilbert; Eighth Ward, Geo. R. Flint, l..
= Llewellyn; Ninth Ward, II. 8. Nor
,ison, II. @. Mcclure.
Robert Owens moved that three col.
ored men be placed on the City Central
Committee. Carried, and the three
colored men in the Convention were an.
pointed.
A resolution instructing the nominees
to endeavor to have the Free Labor Ex.
change kept up by the cit, was read. 1t
was greeted with derisive laughter, and
was laid on the table by unanimous
vote.
A vote of thanks WAS rendered to the
Chairman and secretaries, and the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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