Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-30
were then placed in nomination and
elected unanimously

were then placed in nomination and
elected unanimously:
Artesia, DR.. B. F. Wolff; Alhambra, Rev. A. A.
Dinsmore; Burbank, not represented; Cahuenga,
S. Schrode and H. S. Daniels: Downey, E. J.
Greening, d. p. Kendrick and J. Simmonds;
Electric, c. H. Noll; Enterprise, B. Walton; Ell
Monte, NJ. f. Quinn; Garvanza Ralph Rogers;
Long Beach, w. w. Lowe; La Canada, ]. B. Nc
Arthur; La Ballona, Rev. H. s Munger; Lngo,
r. B. Harris; Lordsburg, F. T. St. Clair and Rev
g. B. sheldon; Monte Vista, ?. 7. Durfee;
Monrovia, Rev. C. H. Colcord: Newhall, H. c.
Needham; Norwalk Mr. and Mrs. Foster; Pasa-
dena, A. I. NJ Strong w W, P. Evans j. & n, Glass
Cambell, E. Bresee, !. j. Reynolds; North Pasa-
| dena, B. o. Clark and ]. d. Yocum; South Pasa-
dena pr J; G. Miller O. ;, po1gherty Sey ana 3 ),
Sparks, Dr. G. W. Brown, DR.. l. NJ. Case, r. s.
Bassett, DR.. J. H. Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Farley; Rosedale, c. H. Smith; Redondo G.
HULL San Pedro, Mr. and Mrs J. w Davis; San
Fernando, Prof. w. A. Wright; University G.
Mrs. i. Luke; Vernon, H. y; Rankin, Ulrick
Knoch and Mrs Knoch: Whittier, Miss Jane
| Hazard, c. Wade and Dr. C. j. Cook; Los Ange-
les, Rev; A; A; Rolph Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 7. Fra
Scarborough, Dr.. NJ. Whistler and F. F. Nor.
mandy, s. B. Simmonds and ], Hood, Mr.. and
Milton Thomas, Rev. ]. d. Munro, +. NJ. Porter,
w. Armstrong, A. Meyer, Rev. A. NJ. Hough, T.
Fisher, Rev. G. w. Heisler, d. Brindenstein II.
Mrs w. d. Gould, Z. X Green, II. c. Wilmer,
Jesse Yarnell, J. r. Townsend, H. H. Matlock,
J. c, stansbury, S. c Shaw, A; c; Adams, Mrs.
Wadman, A. NJ. Ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs g. 1y
Hanly, Mrs S. W. Odell, Prof Lunt, Capt. A. 3 :
Wood Mrs. Quinn and J. r. TOberman.
The following resolution was offered,
but after some discussion was laid upon
hn HI ha
resolutions had reported:
| Recognizing the fact that our public offices ma
tional, State and municipal. should be filled
only by men of unquestioned integrity and
ability; and as our cause is of such vital i'm
portance that we should appeal to the voter in
every ho,4orable way, hence by offering for his
suffrage candidates every way worthy of his
support, and
State are justly proud of our record in the past,
and having some claim upon the State Conven-
ton on this account; and, having in our ranks
many noble sons and daughters who would fill
with honor and credit any office in the gift of
| our State and among them one whose name is
untarnished, whose integrity is unquestioned
and whose ability is most excellent, therefore
be it
Resolred, That we instruct the delegates from
this county in the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor that they cast their ballots for and use
| all righteous means to secure the nomination of
| James H. Blanchard.
The committee on resolutions then
offered the following resolutions, which
were taken up singly and adopted unan-
imOuSly:
The Prohibition party of Los Angeles county
mighty God the source of all power in gov
eminent, hereby resolve:
First. That we endorse the declaration of
principles of the National Prohibition Conven-
ton of 1888 at Indianapolis.
Second. We emphatically protest against all
State aid for the encouragement OF the bus
| mess OF making intoxicating drinks.
Third. Resolved, That the vention most
heartily approves the recent vote in the lower
house of Congress, admitting the Territory of
Wyoming into the Union as a State with the
clause in her constitution allowing female
suffrage, against the fierce opposition of the
extreme conservative element ON account of
such clause.
Fourth Rssolyed, That in placing in the
past experience would dictate that the selection
of candidates for Supreme Judges be deferred
until the other parties have made their nomi-
nations when the State Prohibition committee
shall be authorized to select candidates known
to be favorable to temperance principles.
Fifth We recommend the distrcting of the
State into at least two districts by the State
Convention which shall be largely under the
immediate charge OF the State central commit
tee within those districts.
Sixth. Resolued, That in the county conven-
tions to be held hereafter during this year, the
central committee is requested to apportion to
the Young Mems Prohibition Club of the
county fair representation in such conven-
tiOns.
seventh. Resolved That we opposed to
all laws and customs upheld by law which
favor the rich and oppress the poor and we cite
as such those which give an exorbitant fee to the
attorney for foreclosing mortgage, which
allow the Sheriff an extravagant commission
for the sale OF property under foreclosure and
demand of the debtor the enormous interest of
"a per cent. per annum before he can redeem
his property
Eighth. Resolued That in Gen. John Bidwell
of Butte county, this convention recognizes a
noble champion of the Prohibition cause. that
character devotion tn riptip
and his wide reputation eminently fit him for
the highest place on the State Prohibition
ticket and that we make the like representation
in favor OF our distinguished fellow citizen A.
NJ: Hough for the second place the ticket.
Ninth Resolred, That we favor Government
ownership OF all railroad and telegraph lines,
which should of right belong to the people, and
TO this end we protest against the proposed ex-
tension of time from fifty to seventy-five years,
Tor the payment OF the mortgages OF the Central
and Union Pacific railroads, held by the Gov
ernment which would serve to the further en-
richment and aggrandizement of monopolists
and OF their successors after them, and the
additional impoverishment of the inhabitants
in general, and heartily endorse the pro-
posed system of Governmental postal telegraph
presented by Postmaster General Wanamaker,
and request our Representative in Congress to
vote for the same
The following minority report was
also adopted, after lengthy discussion
Resolued That are opposed to all laws
relative to the ownership of property which
favors the husband ard oppresses the wife, and
we declare for full equality OF husband and
wife before the law
Resolved, That we favor municipal ownership
of water works, gas and electric light works,
city railways and other natural monopolies,
Some further unimportant business
having been disposed of, and it being
already after 5 O'Clock, the convention
was declared adjourned by the chair
man.
BRAZILIAN SCALE.