Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-11
LOCAL MELANGE.
a Democratic Organization
Permanently Effected.
LIST OF OFFICERS ELECTED
With Closed DoOrs-Other Events of
an Interesting Nature.
Amusements.

Yesterday morning number Of Dem.
ocrats met in Turner hall for the purpose
of efecting thorough organization and
thus prepare for the campaign next fall.
Mr.. J. 3. LaDkershim called the meeting
to order, as temporary Chairman, having
been elected at q meeting held about a
month ago. He stated that the object
of the organization was to be prepared
for the election next fall, and in order
that this might be effected it was thought
best to organizs and prepare q plan
which would bring victory to the party.
The organization, he said, would take ia
the entire county, and 80 far as he un-
derstood 1t, the object was to give all
sections of the county equal representa-
ton.
Mr.. Lankershim's remarks were re-.
ceived with considerable applause, and
as the Secretary pro tenn was absent.
NJ. Harvey T. d. Wilson was elected to
fill his place.
The matter of permanent organization
was called up, and a motion was made
by B. f. Smith that a committee be &C.
lected by the meeting, to consist of two
members from each supervisoral dis
trict.
The motion was discussed at some
length. and 1t was suggested that if the
committee was go small some of the pre-
cincts would not be represented. It was
finally carried, as was also motion to
the effect that the G hair appoint four
committeeman at large.
The following were then appointed as
nm haVr <.f X 49, ~
puy, Judge Eaton, Judge Fl. B Wester-
man, Thos. McCaffrey, DR.. J. II. Bry-
ant, D. Kevane, W. P. Hyett, Mr.. Dill
Ion, DR.. Kurtz, A. G.. Gundlack, M. T.
collins, A: Ramish, George Roberts. J.
Hanley, VIM. Dryden and A. J.. Cowles
1t was decided to adjourn until halt.
past one o'clock, at which time it was
thought the committee would be ready
to report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting re- assembled shortly be.
fore two O'Clock, and the Committee on
Permanent Organization presented re.
port recommending that the following
officers be chosen to serve until an cleo
ton which is to be held on the first
Tuesday in June: st
President, J. B. Lankarshim; First
Vice President, Judge Dupuy; Second
Vice e-President, Judge B. F. Eaton. of
South Pasadena; Third Vice. President,
81. B.. Westerman, of Pomona; Fourth
Vice president, J. II. Brewer, of Vernon;
Fifth Vice President, Frank Sabichi, Of
Los Angeles; Secretary, w. G. Marsh !;
Treasurer, DR.. J. II. Bryant.
Executive Committee--W. R. Redick,
Harvey 7. d. Wilson, NJ. T. Collins, Dr.
JOS. Kurtz, Adolph Ramish, Thos. Nc
Csfrey, ]. Khurts, II. g. Dillon, of Long
Beach; W. P. Hyatt, of Pasadena; VIM.
Dryden, Cienega.
Finance Committee-John Bryson, Sr.,
Bayard 7. Smith, Geo. Dickson.
Committee on Bylaws and Constitu-
tion-Dr. J. H. Bryant, VIM. R. Redick,
B. E. Taney, P. Conley and Judge Du-
puy.
This finished the regular business, and
after some discussion as to the procuring
of headquarters, the Executive Commit.
tee was instructed to secure club rooms
in the central part of the city, where the
daily papers shall be Kept on file, and
writing facilities provided for the con-
venience Of the country members when
they visit the city.
The meeting adjourned at 3 O'Clock
subject to the call of the Chair