Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-18

honored in performing to so distin-
guished a visitor"
He then handed the key to Mayor
Pond, who briefly thanked Mayor Haz-
ard for the courtesies extended to him
and the warm reception he had received
at the hands of the citizens of Los An
geles. This scene was the signal for
another wild burst of enthusiasm, which
continued unchecked until the spec
tators tired of their exertions.
Secretary Dockweiler then read the fol-
lowing list of vice-presidents, all of
whom occupied seats in the rear OF the
stage:
Ex-Governor John G.Dwoney, ,ex- Gov
arnor George Stoneman, J. De Barth
shorb, Eugene Germain, William H..
Workman, G. f. Thorn, P. Beaudry, DR..
Joseph Kurtz, Z. Il. Rowan, Antonio F.
Coronel, A. M. Stephens, John Wolf
skill (Buenos Ayres), Joseph d. Lynch,
J. &. Estudillo, P. M. Scott, William J.
Brodrick, H. G. Dillon, Long Beach G.
Tononi, Frank Sabichi, James B. Lank-
ershim, John Bryson, Sr., J. NJ Elliott,
William Pridham, John f. Platter, r.
Bilderrain, B. Giurado, Los Nietos; Jose
D. Machado, La Ballona; Abbot Kinney,
Santa Monica; John Lang, Lang's Sta
zion; H. K. S. O'Melveney, A. J. King,
Colonel j. j. Ayres, A. Glassell, Sr.,
Andrew Mullen, DR.. II. Worthington,
W. T. Martin, Pomona; Captain j. G.
Ainsworthy, Redondo; H. M. Mitchell,
Tropico; A. w. Hutton, Jacob Kurtz,
John P. Moran, James Castruccio, D.
Botiller, R. Maloney, General w. S
O'Brien, John Shirley Ward, S. A. Wal
dron, j. Marion Brooks, E. G. Bosby-
shell, Sylvanus White, John Young, A.
G. Taylor, J. A. Clarke, N. Williamson, IT,
E. Gibbon, r. N. Walton, II. J. Axt,
M. L. Wicks, j. &. Harmon, Ell Monte
L. j. Bose, Col. E. H. Hewitt, Judge E.
M. Ross, x. Cohn, Joe Maier, Baron
Rogniat, John F. Humphreys, M. 7. Col
Inns, VIM. Lacy, Sr., VIM. r. Rowland,
A. f. Mackay, Joseph Mesmer, M. G.
Marsh, Robert Dominguez, H. w. He'll
man, H. Baruch, r. H. Howell, DR.. w.
l.. Graves, DR.. H. Nadeau, Richard
Egan, San Juan; w. U. Masters, Pasa-
dena; B. S. Eaton, Pasadena; A. w.
Barrett, Phil. Stein, Pomona; Byron
Waters, San Bernardino; Thos. B.
Brown, j. Anderson, G. Edgerton, r. A.
Ling, Gen. j. r. Mathews, Geo. S. Pat
ton DIR. II. Hill, San Pedro; Victor
Montgomery, Santa Ana; r. G. Guirado,
N. G. Bledsoe, Gen. Chas. Forman, H.
w. Patton, A. McNally, Geo. L. Mes
nager, J. Eyraud, Manuel Ordoqui, w.
H. Mitchell, M. McComach, Newhall
Jerry Illich, Phillip Stoll, James G.
Kays, S. G. Foy, G. L. Harper, r. r.
Brown, L. T. Garnsey, j. J..
Mellus, A. Gibson, g. E. Dixon,
G. p. Early, w. F. Bosbyshell,
Geo. w. King, A. w. Ryan, Henry w.
OMelveney, II. Leck, j. Ilarps, w. j.
Curtis, San Bernardino; 7. Creighton,
A. D. Childress, Jno. Moriarty, j. Will
ley, Wilmington w. R. Burke, j. r..
Dodson, San Pedro; J. D. Palomares,
Pomona N. A. Covarrubias, University
NJ. E. G. Munday, e. G. Bower, Dan
Moriarty, DR.. J. G. Crawford, John D.
!, ,Bicknell, J. p. Caldwell, Spadra; V.
Sentous, NJ. +. Stiles, j. r. Dupuy, ]
M. Voss, Max Loewenthall, George
J. Denis, John S. Parks,
G. M. Hayden, w. M. Hughes,
G. Ducommun, E. E. Crandail, Carlos
E. Cruz, Col. Geo. II. Smith, H. La
Pierre, P. L. Duque, j. Wiley, DR.. III. j.
Crawford, w. Fl. Spurgeon, Santa Ana
w. j. Hunsaker. San Diego; r. G.
Brewer, j. Fl. Burke, Rivera; Y. Yorba,
A. E. Sepulveda, Martin Lehman, JOSH
A. Aguirre, J. Brousseau, L. Lichten-
berger, p. Ballade, F. j. Captain, Louis
Roeder, B. G. Holmes, G. F. Heinzeman,
R. G. Carlton, j. d. Frick, H. M. Smith,
Joseph Schrieber, Judge Russell, J. H.
Bryan, B. F. Coulter, j. j. Naughton,
w. P. Hyatt, Anthony Schwamm, John
w. Mitchell.
Chairman Hardness, who was received
with much warmth, and who was fre-
quently interrupted during the progress
Of his speech, then delivered the fol-
lowing opening address:
Ladies and gentlemen, and fellow
citizens OF Los Angeles This meeting has
been called for the purpose OF ratifying
the action of the Democratic convention
recently held at San Jose. That con-
vention presents to you for the dis
tinguished position of governor of the
state, a gentleman who for more than
a quarter of a century has been iden-
titled with the interests of California
wild applause) "a gentleman who has
held many public positions of trust
whose record as mayor of the great city
of San Francisco is sufficient guarantee
that if called upon to perform the duties
of the chief executive of the
state, he will do so economically.
That gentleman is the Hon.
Edward B. Pond of San Francisco.
cloud and continued applause.)
Ladies and gentlemen, without solici-
tation, but by the unanimous voice of
that convention our fellow citizen, Hon.
r. f. Del Vale was nominated for the
lieutenant-governorship. No citizen of
Southern California has had to enquire
who he is. As legislator or parlia-
mentarian, his record is known in every
part of the state.
l will not speak of the other nominees
of that convention, because by so doing
| should encroach upon the time of the
other and better speakers than 1, who
will address you themselves.
The first speaker of the evening will
be Mayor Pond of San Francisco.
After burst of hurrahs and shouts
which continued without intermission
for several minutes, Mayor Pond was
formally presented, and after waiting for
another round of applause to subside,
delivered the following address:
Mr.. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen
and fellow citizens of Los Angeles:
Although have come many miles to
meet with you for few hours, in your
whole souled generous greeting forget
the distance. | thank you more deeply
and strongly than any words | can COM
mand, for this welcome. And | feel