Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15
Ward, A. McNally Eighth Ward, John
Moriarty; Ninth Ward, +. r. Threlkeld. |
rTY CENTRAL coMmTrE


First Ward-Precinct A, A. Gundlach
Precinct B, Q, M. Haden; Precint G, c..
Fl. Thoms; Precinct d, G. A. Easton.
Second Ward-Precinct J. J. Han
ford; Precinct B, -; Precinct G, A.
Davis; Precinct D, Colonel Violet.
Third Ward-Precinct A, Conrad Ja-
coby; Precinct B, w. r. Lewis; Pre-
cinct @, R. H. Smith.
omy; Precinct B, d. Einstein; Precinct
| Q, w. H. Roper
Fifth Ward-Precinct A, George f.
Dickson; Precinct B, w. ]. Brodrick.
Sixth Ward-Precinct A, VIM. Green;
Precinct B, Charles Parcels; Precinct G,
J. Marion Brooks.
Ian; Precinct B, j. Naughten; Pre-
cinct @. A. Ramish; Precinct d, T. Nc
Carthy.
Eighth Ward-Precinct A, j. P.
Rowan; Precinct B, R. L. Bauchett !;
Precinct c.; Precinct D, J. Brans-
comb.
Ninth Ward-Precinct A, F. Cobb;
Precinct B, G. III. White.
Suggestions we're then made that all
Of the gentlemen named pay in the
fund, but Mr.. j. Marion Brooks arose
and made an objection, stating that the
fee should not be exacted from those
who were applicants for offices without
pay. He therefore moved that only the
This was on motion duly carried and 80
ordered.
MR.. BILDERRAIN RETIRES.
While the candidates were interview.
ing the Treasurer the following COM
munication was read by the Chairman ::
To the Democratic Convention:
| GENTLEMEN: l very thankfully de-
cline the nomination for City Clerk
which you 80 kindly rendered me, be-
cause was an aspirant for another Office.
| r. BILDERRAIN.
Several gentlemen arose to make sug-
gestions, one being that the letter be
tabled, but on motion of Mr.. Ryan it
was declared that it be accepted, and
nominations for City Clerk were declared
again in order.
FOR CITY CLERK AGAIN.
Mr.. Mead was first on his feet and
HERALD, the proposal being received
/
Iseconded the nomination, and then Mr..
J. Marion Brooks placed the name of
Mr.. M. F. Stiles before the Convention.
the ballots taken, resulting as follows
Stiles, So; McGregor, 50. The announce
ment was greeted with great applause,
and when it had subsidized Mr.. McGregor
wes, on motion, declared nominated by
Reclamation.
An announcement was then made by
the chairman that a meeting of the Cen
tral Committee would be held at the Iro.
lquois club rooms at O'Clock to-day.
Votes of thanks to the chairman and
they had conducted their duties we're
given and after reply Of thanks from
the chairman for both the gentlemen
made and carried and the meeting ad-
iourned, the hour being 9:55, p. m.
TWO MISTAKES.
In the hurry at the close a serious mis-.
take was made in the nomination of a
man for City Central Committeeman
from one of the precincts of the Eighth
ward, who is so Objectionable to the
minds of decent men that the action ol
the precinct was promptly repudiated by
the other members of the Committee.
They will not serve on the same commit
tee with such men. He will be replaced
by some acceptable person. g
The second mistake was one which
the Convention can not be held
to be responsible for. When Mr..
Lambie stepped on the platform to
speak he was treated with, much
indignity. This was done by the lobby
and not in any case by the delegates.
1t was disgraeeful episode, and Mr..
Dockweiler deplores the occurrence more
than any other person. Such thing
recoils with tenfold force on those who
were guilty of SO gross an act. 1t falls
harmless upon such person as Mr..
Lambie, one of the. best known, most
esteemed, and most estimable gentleman