Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23

laney, J. M. Butler (proxy to A. J. King).
Twenty-fourth Precinct: j. T. Houx,
VIM. Chamberlain, A. J. Stoecklin.
Twenty-ffth Precinct: Henry Web
ber, Geo. Puff, Geo. D. Pessell, E. S.
Taylor (proxy to M. E. G. Munday),
John Holmes.
Twenty-sixth Precinct: John Mas
kell (proxy to j. Osborne), j. w. Patil-
10, John Osborne.
Twenty-seventh Precinct d. H. r.
land, A. A. Nuelle, F. J. Captain, A.
Parker, Fred Harkness.
Twenty-eighth Precinct; J. r. Du-
puy, F. G. Wolfe, F. G. Ries, j. r. Cox,
7. L. Winden.
Twenty-ninth Precinct: F. B. Guthrie,
O. 7. Pepper, w. L. Graves, V. E. Fort
son, w. r. Whitthorne, j. j. Ayers, j.
H. Melville.
Thirtieth Precinct: S. P. Bowen, A.
b. Roth, s. 9. Ward, G. S. Bates.
Thirty-trst Precinct: j. Percival, L.
Norton, Il. j. Matthews, r. G. Carlton,
Oscar Baer.
Thirty-second Precinct: w. Lewis,
J. E. Clark, E. E. Wineburgh, J. H.
Kennedy, D. B. Hurley, I. L. Gibbon.
Thirty-third Precinct: Gus Miller,
E. J. Morris, T. F. Donahue, 2. H. Fitz-
gerald.
Thirty fourth Precinct: Bernard
Breen, Thos. Cassidy, Daniel Pickett.
Thirty-fifth Precinct: A. G. Clarke,
j. Davidson, M. Morris, R. W. Ready.
Thirty-sixth Precinct: John d. Bick-
nell, A. M. Stephens, H. G. Weiner,
(proxy to T. H. Dockweiler) w. A.
Ryan.
Thirty-seventh Precinct J. j. Naugh-
ton, Louis Levy (proxy to Sam Levy,
w. P. Hyatt.
Thirty-eighth Precinct: J. III. Bry
ant q vote), Sheldon Borden, D. M.
True g votes only, H. G. Bledsoe, DR..
j. H. Crawford.
Thirty-ninth Precinct: Thos. Keefe,
A. T. Patton. r. A. Stassforth (proxy to
j. Kurtz.)
sFortieth Precinct: w. S. Hobbs, VIM.
Meade, j. L. Mansfield.
Forty-frst Precinct: +. G. Bower, M.
HI. Sullivan, A. Davis.
| Forty-second Precinct VIM. Mays,
G. H. Buckingham, G. w. Hack, j. w.
Bowler.
Forty-third Precinct: John Marcy, A.
G. Taylor, Frank Adams, A. Ramish.
Forty-fourth Precinct: R. r. Domin-
guez, w. 7. Henry, David Mulrein.
Forty-ffth Precinct: A. G. Summers,
M. Marquee, j. S. Redona, A. j. Mon
loe, j. M. Young.
Forty-sixth Precinct: A. E. Senseny,
Fl. Mulholland, 1. J. Horrell, E. G.
Tice, W. r. Price (proxy to B. H. PRICE,,
T. McCaffrey.
Forty-seventh Precinct: Geo. w.
Retzger, M. G. Hence, Henry Bruning.
In the Seventeenth precinct the COM
mittee reported that there was nothing
to show that any election had been had,
and it therefore made no recommended
tions.
L. Z. Gibbon moved to amend the re-
port by adding the names OF certain
delegates from thdt precinct thereto.
L. j. Mckinley vigorously opposed the
motion. The chairman of the commit
tee had reported that there were no re-
turns from that precinct. He knew
that candidate before the convention
had gone out and returned with the bal
lots from that precinct after the COM
mittee had made its report, and he did
not think that it was right to give the
men on those ballots seats in the con-
vention.
j. Davidson said that he had num-
Der of ballots in his hand upon which
|
AS these had not been properly present
ed, the committee did not see how any
action could be taken on them.
| T. 4. Gibbon said that all he wanted
was to bring the matter before the con-
vention. If it was merely a precinct
fight he knew nothing of it.
The matter was discussed at some
length, and finally on motion of Judge
Guthrie, the report of the committee on
credentials was adopted, the contest in
the seventeenth precinct being referred
back to the committee for action and re-
port. "Let them wash their dirty linen
before the committee" said the Judge,
"and not before this convention"
| M. j. Nolan and S. X. Adams at
tempted to address the convention, but
not being delegates, were elected by the
sergeant-at-arms.
Judge Bledsoe and DR.. j. H. Craw-
ford Of the thirty-eighth precinct, vigor-
ously objected to that part of the re-
port of the committee on credentials
which referred to them, and both an
Eounced that if they were only entitled
to three-fourths of vote they would
not stay
The chairman next called upon A.
Davis, of the committee on permanent
organization and order of business for
his report, which that gentlemen read,
as follows:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Con ven
| ton:
Your committee on permanent organ
ization and order of business respect
| fully recommend:
First. That this convention shall be
organized with the following permanent
officers:
1. Permanent Chairman: A. w.
Ryan.
2. Permanent Vice-chairmen G. E.
Thorn and j. d. Bicknell
3. Permanent Secretaries: j. H. Mel
| vile, Oscar Baer and j. J. Flanagan.
4. Permanent Sergeants-at-Arms: j.
Billemy, ]. T. Ross, Sam Haskins, Je-
rome Casey, H. Stevens, Sam Dugan
and Jno. Leonard.
Second. That the election of chair
man of the city central committee of
right should be and is left with the said
committee.
Third. That the delegates to this
convention be assessed one dollar each,
and each candidate whose name is
placed before this convention shall be
assessed five dollars each, to raise a fund
for the payment of the expenses of this
| convention