Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-12
DEMOCRATS !!
To the Democrats of the city of Los Angeles:


organization of our party, and for the purpose
of insuring to each precinct in Los Angeles
city, fair representation in all party councils
the Democrats of each voting precinct in Los
Angeles city are requested to meet at the place
in their respective precincts hereinafter named
upon the 18th day of November, 1890, and
organize q Democratic club in each of said pre-
cincts in accordance with the rules and direc-
tions and under the supervision of the persons
hereinafter named.
Every person desiring to become member of
any of said precinct clubs shall sign a written
statement to the eff ct that he is Il Democrat
and that he endorses and approves the Demo.
cratic national platform of 1883, and the Dem
ocratic state platform, for the state of Califor-
MIA, for the year 1890, and that he will in all
lawful ways seek to advance the interests of
the Democratic party.
Said statement shall also contain his resi-
dence and his voting number upon the Gre at
Register of Los Angeles county.
Any person desirlug to become member of
said precinct clubs shall also write his own
name and place of residence upon the precin ct
club roll.
No person shall be permitted to become a
member ofany of said precinct clubs unless his
name De upon the Great Register of Los
Angeles county.
Every person applying for membership in
any of said precinct clubs shall be asked the
following questions
viii you be qualified voter in this precinct
at the next ensuing election? And unless
an wered affirmatively, such person shall not
be received into membership.
For the purpose of organizing the said clubs,
the inspectors hereinafter named shall preside
at the first and second meetings thereof, and
until permanent organization be established
And all questions relative to the enrolment of
persons as members of any of such precinct
clubs shall be decided by such inspector but
any person dissatisfied with the decision OF the
inspector may appeal to the city central com
mittee by filing notice of such appeal with
the secretary of the city central committee
For the purpose of enrolling members, said
precinct clubs shall meet upon the 18th day of
November 1890. and upon the 10Th day of No
vember, 1890, and the rolls shall be opened for
the entry of new members between the hours
of z 80 and 8 o'clock pm.
At the close of each nights enrolment the
inspector shall announce the number of per-
some enrolled, and shall sign his name, to-
gether with the date of enrolment on the first
line below the name OF the last member en-
rolled
At9pm. on November 10, 1890. the said
precinct club rolls shall be closed, and no per-
son permitted to enroll as member of any of
said clubs until the first meeting of said club
after and succeeding the election of officers and
delegates hereinafter provided for.
Upon November 20, 500, the said club shall
meet and shall elect the officers and delegates
hereinafter named, by secret ballot in accord
ance with the provisions of chapter XIV. title
II, OF the Political Code of California. and no
person shall be permitted to vote, for officers or
delegates unless he be member of the said
precinct club at which he desires o vote an d
his name regularly enrolled on the precinct
club roll
Inc polls snail open IN SalQ precinct CLUBS at
1880 0p. mr. and shall be closed at $50 p. m,
and the following officers shall be voted for and
elected: president, secretary, two members
of the executive committee and Il mem ber of the
city central committee, to serve until their sue
cessors are elected and qualify. Also one dele
gate to a city Democratic convention to be held
November 22 1870, for every twenty-five
votes and major fraction thereof, cast for E. 4.
Pond for governor. in said precinct al the state
election held November 4, 1890.
At 7:3O p: M, November 20, 1890, the
~, har nf hn n1,,h r1,,I n1A
viva voce., two clerks for said elec.
ton, and the inspector hereinafter named
shall act as judge of said election, and the said
inspector and clerks shall certify the result of
said election to the secretary of the city central
committee, and shall preserve the ballots cast
at said election, seal them up and return them
mittee. In case of the absence at the times here
inbefore named of the inspector or clerks here
matter named the electors present shall elect
some person to fill the vacancy.
City Convention.
The delegates elected by the various precinct
clubs of this city under and by virtue of the
foregoing provisions will meet in Turn Verein
hall on Saturday the 22d of November, 1890, at
10 o'clock a IN and shall have the power and
authority, when convened, to nominate can.
didates for all city offices within said city which
are to be voted for at the next city election, and
7 the said delegates are further empowered to
transact such other business as may properl s
come before them.
The following are the names of the Inspectors
Precinct 1-Charles Hayden, Plata Fina Club,
delegates.
Precinct "A Gundlach, Plata Fina Club, 2
Precinct &C. H. Inns, Hayes and Mozart, 4
delegates.
Precinct Nv. H. Mitchell, Plata Fina Club,
delegates &
Precinct 5-I L, Clark, delegates
Precinct 6-Thomas Hyans, Boyle Heights
Power House, 4 delegates.
Precinct ~. J. Thornton, Cummings and
First. z delegates
Precinct Sc. f. schafer, 1454 San Fernando,
delegates
Precinct 9-J. F. Wilson, 1lo4 North Main,
Precinct 1c-N. NJ. ouirola, 527 Macy street,
delegates.
Precinct 11-Thos. Savage, Pico House, del
egates.
Precinct 12-B. c. Weir, Supreme Court
Rooms, Amestoy Block, A delegates.
Precinct 13-R. Malloney 200 Wilmington
Precinct l4-Geo F. willig, Alameda Block,
4 delegates
Precinct l5--P C. Connolly, 7ls Turner, Q
delegates.
Precinct 16-Geo. Booth Collins Stable. 3
delegates.
Precinct 17-Mike Curran. delegates.
Precinct Ism W. ConKling, Rose and Davis,
Precinct 19-John Nerney, Sixth and Santa
Fe, 3 delegates.
Precinct 2O-J. W. Wilson, 26l E. Fifth s
Precinct 21-J. J. Donovan, Fifth and Regent,
5 delegates.
Preci ct 22-P. NJ Scott, delegates.
Precinct 23-J Marion Brooks, Washington
and Central ave-, Q delegates.
Precinct pa. T. Houx, Fifteenth and Main,
3 delegates.
Precinct 25-E W. Taylor, 5 delegates.
Precinct 26-John Maskell, Main and Thrift
eth. 8 delegates.
Precinct 27-D. V. waldron, Washington Gar
dens, de- legates.
Precinct zS-Dan. Einstein, sixteenth street
Engine House, 8 delegates
Precinct 29-Virgil Fortson, delegates
Precinct 30-S. p. Bowen, delegates.
Precinct 31-C. Jacoby, s. Z. corner Seventh
and Hill, delegates.
Precinct 32-T. E. Gibbons, & delegates.
Precinct 33-Tom Donahue Spring, near
Fourth, 4 delegates
Precinct 34-M. +. Stiles, delegates
Precinct 35-Joe Davidson, Austin's Court, 4
delegates
Precinct 36-J. II. Dockweier, 4 delegates
Precinct 37-W. p. Hyatt, 3 delegates
Precinct 3S-J. II. Crawford. Second and
Figueroa. delegates,
Precinct 39-Thos. Keefe 3 delegates
Precinct 40-J. L. Mansfield, Willets Store
Temple street,3 delegates.
Precinct 41-A Davis, 91G Temple street, 2
delegates
Precinct 42-F. B. Colver, Temple and Met
calf streets, 4 delegates.
Precinct 43-A Ramish, Alliance Rooms, 4
delegates
dry sts., 3 delegates
Precinct 45-R. r. sepulveda, Walters and
Buena Vista, 4 delegates.
Precinct 46-A. E. senseny, 955 Buena Vista,