Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15

Precinct Be. N. Williams, d. Elm
stein, F. Snyder, R. G. Flournoy, s:
Grant, ]. H. Clancy, S. @. Ward and
Ralph Levy.
Precinct C-General Chas. Forman, G..
| w. Glowner, w. H. Roper, G. S. Hance
and E. II. Bentley.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-G. w. Dickson, W. T..
Brodrick, w. r. Burke and V. J. Rowan.
Precinct BID. Neuhart, T. B. Brown,
J. l. Redick and B. J. Reeve.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. M. Green, Z. F.
Boyle and Fl. J. Stuhr.
Precinct BIS. A. Wilson, A. Pessell
and G. s. Parcels.
Precinct C-J. o. Mcdonald and j.
Marion Brooks.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precincts A. and B-P. M. Scott, G. E.
Robinson, r. Martz, J. J. Naughton, J.
McIlheney, A. N. Bruhn, A. Lindenfeld,
J. Ashman, J. O. Hanlan. III. J. Nolan,
J. Adolf, J. Creamer and H. Kearney.
Precinct CA. Ramish, @. ?. .Kearney,
L. w. Kevane and G. Turner.
Precinct DIT. Mccarthy, A. H. Ru.
dolph, Con Russell, R. Sturgeon, w.
Fitzgerald, P. Jeandeville, I. Balkma
and N. G. Osterhaus.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. B. Solomon, M. j..
Cahill, H. Sweeney, G. Hickson, J..
Gahey, J. Ahern and J. P. Rowan.
Precinct B-R. L. Bouchet, II. Scherer,
L. Whitcomb and N. M. Quirola.
Precinct CA. Orfila, r. Richards, J..
J. Choate, L. Levy, j. Abbott, F. w.
Higgins, John Arseguet, ]. j. Alvarado.
Precinct D-Henry King, J. Sullinger,
P. Ballade, George Booth, Thomas Low
ell, Michael Dorsey, w. Moyle, ]. Hau-
erwaus, J. Mackel and II. G. Branscom.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct A-Dr. J. M. Harris, W. W.
Fisher, F. Cobb and B. Chandler.
Precinct B-Hon. W. Fl. Workman, G..
n. White, j. o. Sullivan and J. w.
Drown.
Upon motion of Mr.. Jacoby the report
was adopted.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization and Order of Business reported as
follows: Recommended, that the tenn
porary officers of the Convention be
declared the permanent officers.
Recommended, that nominations be
made in the following order: 1st, Mayor !;
2nd, Superintendent Of Streets; 3rd, City
Attorney; 4th, City Treasurer; 5th, City
Assessor; 9th, City Clerk, 7th, City
Auditor; 9Th, Tax Collector; 9th, City
Engineer; 10th, two Police Judges; 18th,
Chairman of City Central Committee !;
18th, one member of Board of Education
and one Councilman from each ward |;
18th, two members of the City Central
Committee from each ward.
Mr.. Jacoby moved to amend by elect
ing one member of the City Central Com
mittee from each precinct in each ward.
MIR. J. J. Hanford thought that this
amendment should be adopted.
The amendment was adopted unani-
mously.
Mr.. J. Marion Brooks moved that the
report be amended so that the City Cen
tral Committee could select its own
chairman. He thought that the Com
mittee would be better able to select its
chairman than the Convention.
Colonel o. II. Violet was also in favor
of the amendment.
Mr.. Ryan thought that the old rule
had been successful and should be con-
tinued.
The roll was called and resulted in
the defeat of the amendment by vote of
IS to 70.
The report was then adopted as
amended.
Mr.. J. J. Hanford asked permission to
read q paper, but it was decided to be
out of order and that there was no time.
The Committee on Credentials having
been called and not being ready, recess
was taken for 10 minutes.
The Convention reconvened at quar-
ter past two O'Clock, and Judge r. Dun
nigan reported that the Committee on
Platform and Resolutions was ready to
report. The following was then read:
THE PLATFORM.
WHEREAS, The people of the city OF
Los Angeles have adopted new Char
ter, which has been ratified by the Legis-
lature, and which will be the fundamen-
tai law of the municipality, the Demo
cratic party pledges itself to carry out in
good faith. and in spirit and intent, it's
provisions; therefore, the Democracy OF
Los Angeles, in Convention assembled
have
Resolved, That the Democratic party is
in favor of prosecuting at once the i'm
portant public works which are SC
urgently needed by our city, and
pledges itself and it's candidates to
faithfully carry out this resolution. ZAP
plause.]
Resolved, That this is favorable time
for the city to build an outfall sewer to
the sea, of sufficient capacity for city
of quarter of million Inhabitants, and
that we believe the people OF this city
are now prepared to endorse any honest
and practical plan for the completion Cf
that important improvement. We pledge
our candidates to move upon this work
at once. [Applause.]
| Resolved, That the work of paving oul
streets should be energetically pushed
forward until we have city whose streets
will compare favorably in this respect
with those of the most advanced Eastern
cities. Applause
Resolved, That the eight-hour law shall
be applied to labor on all municipa
works; and that the law of the State, ex
Guiding Mongolians from employment
upon State work, shall be rigidly applied
to the public works of this city. ZAP
|plause.]
Resolued, That owing to the rapit
growth of the city of Los Angeles, greatly
Increased school facilities are required
and we are in favor Of multiplying schoo
buildings until every child in the city