Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-24
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1890.
At 10 O'Clock a. m.

At 10 o'clock a. N.
The names OF the persons to constitute the
election board and the qualifications required
for voters, in addition to those prescribed by
law, are fully set forth in the resolution of sat
committee calling said election shall be held u.
herein specified. Said resolution is in word.
aud figures following, to-wit
Resolved by the Democratic county committe,
ofs the county of Los Angeles, that there il
hereby called primary, election to be helc
precincts hereinafter designated, and under the
direction OF the election boards hereinafter
named, on the 4th day of October, A. D. 1890
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
number of, and apportioned as hereinafter de
signated, 10 a Democratic county convention to
be held in the city of Los Angeles on the 9TH
day of October, 1890, and this committee
hereby elects to have such election conduct
ed in accordance with the rules prescribed in
Sections 1923, 1884, 1144, 1145, 1146, 1147
1893. 1194, 1895, 1196, 1899, 1900, 1901,
1902, 1908, 1924, 1927, 1929, 1880, 1881,
1882, 1888, 1894, 1885, 1886, 1897, 1888,
1899, 124O, 1241, 1912, 1852, 1888, 1854,
1855, 1856. 1857, 1858, 1853 and 1860, polit'
ical Code of California.
The polls at said election are to be kept open
between the hours of o'clock .. m. and 7
o'clock p IN.
The object of said election is to select dele
gates to said county convention from the
various precincts of said county hereinafter
designated, and said convention, when con-
vened, shall have power and authority to nom
mate candidates for all county offices within
said county, which are to be voted for at the
next general election, and said delegates are
also authorized to select candidates for legisla-
tive offices within their respective districts, and
also to nominate supervisors within their sew
eral supervisOrial districts, and said convention
and the delegates thereto are further empower.
ed to transact such other business as may prop.
erly come before them. Such election will be
held under the provisions of the primary elec-
ton law of this state. Notice of such cleo
tion shall be given by publication at least ten
days before SAID convention.
The qualifications required for voters at said
election, in addition to those prescribed by law,
are the following: Each voter shall, in order to
entitle him to vote, answer the following ques-
tion afhrmatively, to wit: Will you support
November 4th, 1890?
All electors otherwise qualified whose
names appear on the last published great reg
lister of the county of Los Angeles or upon the
great register made in the county clerks office
of said county, shall be entitled to vote at said
election. The evidence of such registration
shall consist of said published register or of
such other evidence as the respective boards OF
election may deem SUD Dcient, but in all cases
the person offering thevote must if chal lenged,
be sworn and examined as to the fact of his
registration. The persons constituting said
boards of election will act as such without
compensation.
Each precinct shall be entitled to one dele.
gate for precinct, one delegate for every fifty
votes cast in November, 1885, for Grover Cleye-
land for presd mt of the United States and one
delegate for every fraction of fifty votes, under
hfty votes and not under twenty-five votes for
the same candidate.
The officers of said election shall consist of
one judge, one inspector, and one clerk in each
precinct, and the following persons are appoint
ed as such officers, and the following places
have been secured as polling places throughout
the county:
Alhambra-2 delegates; C. B. Terrence Judge;
Fl. l.. Wood, inspector; John Gerker, clerk;
polling place, school house.
Artesia-2 delegates; George Frampton, judge:
L. Davis, INSPECTOR ]. G. Beane, clerk; Ralph
Deering, clerk; polling place, school house.
Azusa-3 delegates; o. Streshly, inspector; ].
McNish, judge; Robert Nathan, clerx; polling
Burbank-2 delegates s. W. White, inspector;
W. Weaver, clerk; John bowling, judge; polling
place, school house.
Cahuenga-2 delegates E. Peltier. inspector:
D. Sullivan, judge; J. w. Mitchell, clerk; boiling
place, school house.
catalinaEi insnaeiegg: Geilegate B. Rossi Judge; =
Centineli-2 delegates; Lusinger, inspector;
Dell Hunt, Judge; VIM. Cleghorn, clerk; voting
place, school house.
Cerritos-2 delegates; w. ]. Schrode, inspect
orr Andrew Lewis, judge: J. B. Wear clerk;
polling place, school house.
Claremont-l delegate; Peter Fleming in
spector; G. H. Wright, judge W. S. Henderson,
CLERK; polling place, school house.
Compton, delegates; A. p. Bentley, judge;
I; Stevens, inspector; Lee Rice, clerk; polling
place, school house.
Covina-1 delegate; Judge J. Burgess J. T.
Madden, inspector: w. j. Blackmsn, clerk; vot.
ing place, Covina hall.
Downey-6 delegates; VIM. Carrentes, inspec
tor; J. M; Pitts, judge; w, B. French, clerk
voting place, school house
Duarte-2 delegates-F NJ. Shrode, inspector
J. G, Sheppard, judge; L. B. Norman, clerk; vot
ing place, Duarte school house
Electric-l delegate; H. Gilbert, judge; w. s.
Franklin inspector; J. J. Froemers, clerk; vot
ing place, Hendersons grocery store.
Elizabeth Lake. delegate; Frank Frakes
Judge; Lewis Mayot, inspector; James Hefner
clerk; voting place, Frakes store
Ell Monte delegates; T. ]. Pullee, judge
L; d. Kiliian, inspector; John Bell, clerk: voting
place. Bells store.
Esperanza-2 delegates; C. E. j. White in
spector; w. Olson, judge; J. A. Thomas clerk
voting place. Del Sur school house
Enterprise-2 delegates; o. Bulls, Judge; C
s. Rosecrans, clerk; polling place, school house