Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-02

in itself; the seventh condemns the tax
alton of mortgages; the eighth pledges
the Republican party to economy and
reduction of taxation; the ninth in
dorses President Harrison's admins
tration, Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity policy,
the Mckinley bill, the silver bill and
Hon. Thomas B. Reed; the tenth calls
attention of future officialsto the statute
forbidding the employment of aliens in
public Offices; and the eleventh demands
the recognition OF soldiers and sailors.
The platform was adopted as read.
The report of the committee on creden-
tials was next taken up, showing the
presence of 351 delegates. Among the
proxies was one given by Bob Sampson,
the colored man now in prison for mash
ing his mistress head with bottle.
Mr.. Barclay made motion to seat
three delegates elected at Ell Monte.
The chairman of the committee on Gre
dentials, Mr.. Niles, stated that Ell Monte
was only entitled to one vote. The
report was then adopted.
The chair appointed as assistant secre-
taries j. L. Murphy and Colonel BROKER.
The latter nomination caused considera-
BILE applause, merriment and noise. Mr..
Murphy of the Sixth ward, refused the
nomination, whereupon Mr.. Murphy OF
the Ninth ward was appointed instead.
Mr.. Murphy of the Ninth ward declined
because he was call body and no voice"
7. H. Ward also declined the honor
Finally Mr.. ]. w. Springfield of Pomona
was induced to take the job.
The next business was the election OF
the Republican county central commit
tee. The chairman stated that it was
impossible to proceed with it, so far as
the city was concerned, because the diff
| ferent wards were not familiar with
their voting precincts, but he suggested
that the country ballots might be
received. After awhile, some of the city
wards declared that they were ready to
vote by precincts, and others wanted
further time. At nearly five O'Clock the
list was completed. 1t was as follows
Azusa, David s. Cummings; Artesia,
James Hay; Alhambra, j. A. Green
Burbank, o. E. Patterson; Cahuenga,
0. E. Roberts; Compton, w. H. Carpen-
ter; Calabasas, D. Antunez; Centinella,
l.. Flood; Cerritos, F. G. Butler; Cata-
lima, Geo. Remington; Claremont, G.
Seaver; Covina, G. E. Bemis; Clear
water, J. M. Miller; Downey, Jas. G..
Reed Duarte, G. H. Bolton; Ell Monte,
H. M. Wilson; Enterprise, H. Murphy;
Esperanto, L. o. Maynard; Elizabeth
Lake, A. Ferrier: Fairmount, O. L.
Linsey; Farmdale, A. B. Christy
Florence, Cleland; Fruitland, John
Bachelor; Glendora, Geo. Whitcomb ;
Alosta, Geo. Hammell; Glendale, j. G
Scheerer; Garyanza, G. M. Jay; Knoll
P. Matthewson, Jr. La Canada, G. T.,
German Plano, j. S. Wilson .Lamanda,
A. Brigden; Lordsburg, j. S. Soto;
Los Vignes, G. NJ Heintz; Langs, w.
H. Thomas; Lancaster, G. N. Chase;
La Liebre, w. E. Upright; La Dow, J..
McGue; Lugo, j. J. Mormon; Long
Beach, J. Bixby; La Ballona, ]. 0.
Lamb; Lankersnin, G. w. Hartman
Los Nietos, S. R. Gum; Monrovia, ].
M. Thomas Monte Vista, M. w. Sin
mott; Newhall, ]. J. Arnott; Norwalk,
G. R. Emery; Old Mission, w. H. Right;
Pasadena, T. P. Lukens, G. M. Simp-
son, Jas. Mcdonald, H. Rose, R. P.
Gahd, J. w. Wood; South Pasadena, L.
A. Longley; North Pasadena, J. E.
Farnum; Pomona, Franklin Blades, G.
1. Lorbeer, I. N. Andrews, J. H. Todd
Palmdale, G. w. Doderhoff; Pico
Heights, H. R. Hathaway; Rowland
John F. Temple; Ravenna, Jas. Rob-
ertson; Rivera, S.. w.. Burke; Rose
dale, b. J. Cooper; Redondo, Lem
Brunson; Spreda, A. T. Currier; San
Gabriel, II. b. Mcdonald Santa susanna,
G. Allen; San Fernando, f. NJ.
Wright; San Antonio, H. T. Gage /;
San Pedro, VIII. Savage Santa Monica,
r. E. Tanner; San Vicente, Isaac john
son; Sierra Madre, w. S. Andrews; Ma
tional, J. w. Clawson; Tejunga, L. T.
Rowles; University, A. 0. Blake; Yer
non, John A. Pirtle; Wilmington, An
drew Young; Whittier, w. R. Doty /;
Los Angeles: LIST precinct, Walker Num-
dell; I'd, Robert Sharp; Sd, -; 4th,
Robert McGarvin; 9Th, H. G. Mcclure !;
9th, F. E. Holloway; 18th, L. G. Loomis /;
Sth, w. Lewellyn; 9th, Cass Cline 10th,
Richard Carter; 18th, Dig. MacGowan !;
18th, M. w. Brady 18th, G. Richard
son 18th, George Flint; 18th, A. F..
Dixon; 10Th, James Warren; 18th, l..
Ledbetter; 18th, H. G. Vignes; 10Th, R.
H. Slater; goth, M. l.. Starin; 2lst, E.
| F. Clifford 22d, E. A. Wilkins; 23d, G.
R. Weeks; oath, ]. w. Hinton; 25th,
E. W.Fortune; 26th, H.O. Collins; 9th,
J. d. Slime; 2Sth, w. Fl. Thomas; 29th,
| w. D. Marchant; 30th, ]. A. Bernstein /;
3lst, j. w. Haverstick; 32d, RID. Wade +;
33d, George w. Cooke; 34th, W. F.
Parker; 35th, George H. Pettis, Seth, p.
A. Stanton; 37th, G. w. McKelvey ;
SO, G.. w. Van Alstine 80, G. P. Nc
Lain; 40, J. Mills Davies; Al, .. ].
Niles; AZ, G. G. Bonnell; 43, E. O.
Maud; A, George Hull As, VIM. Davis ;
46, S. Sepulveda; AZ, j. NJ. Skinner.
Mr.. Thomas nominated for chairman
| of the county central committee r. j.
Norton. DR.. MACEDONIAN seconded the
motion. The nominations were then
closed and Mr.. Norton was declared the
choice of the convention by reclamation.
At this point the collection OF $l.OO
from each delegate to pay for the ex-
penses of the convention, was taken up.
The interesting operation lasted con-
siderable time and it was not till 5: 30
O'Clock that the convention after, vast
ing considerable time on the question as
to the time when the convention should
meet again, adjourned till z: 80 .. m.
Continued on eth Dape