Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-09
SOME POLITICS.
PREPARING FORTHE POND AND DEL
VALE RECEPTION.
The Committee of Arrangements Met Last
Night-Several Other Organizations
Making Preparations.

evening at the Tammany club rooms,
with President Ling in the chair and G.
L. Hargitt, secretary. Every Demo-
cratic club in the city had representa-
tives present.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed as additional members OF the
finance committee: T. j. Cuddy, A.
McNally, A. Kerane, G. F. Last, w. L.
Price, C. M. Hayden, A. Boteller, and
0. Ponet.
On music, Dr. Kurtz. Il. Einstein, =
Biggy, j. A. Redona and j. L. Melville.
The following are the clubs and their
representatives.
Aliance-Dr. James Kurtz, 7. <.
Gibbon, A. c. Clark. Boyle Heights
G. A. Bell, c. f. Blake, E. Biggy. Iro-
quois-T. Kelly, G.. w. Glowner, r.
A. Ling. Tammany-A. Ramish, d.
Einstein, c. l.. Hargitt. Plata Fina-
G. M. Hayden, w. c. Hughes, James
Hanley. Palmdale-D. Kerane, j.
Mackel, r. Harlow. Jackson-E. c,
Bower, NJ. f. Stiles, James Mesmer.
Pond Spanish American-R. Dominguez,
F. Mauricio, n. M. Quirola. Manhat-
tan-E. j. Morris, I. F. Donahue, Z.
FJueS. SSCOIU w dlu-l. d IlOIlcll, ID.
Cohn, E. j. Monroy. Third Ward-W.
P. Hyatt, N. G. Biedsoe. j: J. Naugh-
ton. Fifth Ward-A. McNally, A. j.
r. n. Walton, NJ. w. Conklin, j. L.
Tucker. Eighth Ward-C. A. Steph-
ems, G. E. Roberts, B. Moore.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening, at s o'clock, at the
al,,h tha Dnunnyr
block.
The Jackson Club.
The Jackson Democratic club met last
evening at the Alliance rooms in the
Downey block, Joseph Mesmer in the
chair and William l.. Price secretary.
About eighty members were present.
Full arrangements were made to cele-
brate the arrival of Mayor Pond and
Senator Del Vale. 1t is intended to give
the next Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor grand reception.
Committees for arrangements were
made, in conjunction with the Iroquois,
Democratic Alliance and other Demo-
cratic clubs, to present a solid Demo-
cratic front, in a processionnever before
equaled in this city. Fully 5000 Dem
ocrats will be in line, and the Jackson
club will be to the front. They meet
next Monday evening at Alliance hall,
Downey block, and all Democrats are in
vited to be present, when Hon. S. NJ.
White will address the assemblage.
The Committee Upheld.
A call was issued by j. Mesmer, presi-
dent of the Jackson club, to the presi-
dents of the various Democratic clubs
throughout the city last evening, to con-
80. l., FL l,o 70 af ,o ~ tna
appointed few days ago to perfect ar
reception. The following club presi-
dents were present.:
Tammany, M. G. Marsh; Iroquois, A..
G. Mackey; Jackson, J. Mesmer; Boyle
Heights, E. X. Threlkeld; Plata Fina,
c. NJ. Hayden; Manhattan, c. l..
Hargitt; Pond Spanish-American club
r. Dominguez; Second ward, l. J. Har-
rell; Third ward, w. p. Hyatt; Fifth
ward, G.. p. Kearney; Seventh ward, r.
N. Walton Eighth ward, G. A. Steph-
ems.
Mr.. Mesmer called the meeting to
order and stated that it had been called
for the purpose of reorganizing the Pond
and Del Vale reception committee, and
moved that President Marsh OF the
Tammany club be chairman, and Presi-
dent Stephens of the Eighth Ward club,
nominated President Hargitt of Man
haitian club as ssecretary; both motions
prevailed and Messrs. Marsh and Har-
gift took there seats amid a round OF
applause.
Mr. Mesmer stated that they had as
sembled for the purpose OF suggesting
other committees than those appointed
on the Pond and Del Vale receptions.
This Immediately raised a general de-
bate, which wound up by the committees
being upheld in their work, and on
motion the meeting then adjourned
sine die.
Manhattan Club.
The nominating committee of the
Manhattan club has recommended the
following officers: E. j. Morris, presi-
dent; Chas. johnson, first vice presi-
dent; j. G. Estudillo, Jr. second vice
president; Gabe Stephens, Jr. third vice
president; r. S. McDougall, financial
secretary H. Chevallier, corresponding
secretary H. Cohen, treasurer: Geo.
Hargitt, sergeant-at-arms. Directors,
T. Donahue, Ed. Gales, II. Mirandell
H. S. Cameron and Al. Haywood. The
election will take place at Tammany
club rooms, September II. The polls
will be open from to 10 O'Clock.
The Eighth Ward Club.
The Eighth ward Del Vale club met
last evening and perfected temporary
organization with the following officers
M. G. Jordan, president: J. d. Murphy,
first vice president; H. j. Bederman,
second vice president; Jno. Wilson,
third vice president: B. F. McKenny,
fourth vice president; Byron Welcome,
fifth vice president; H. Davis, secretary
l.. Whitcomb, treasurer; j. Campbell,
sergeant-at-arms. The club has a roll of