Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-19
The Democratic Primaries
Set for October Fourth.
Proceedings of the County Cen
tral Committee Yesterday.
The Official List of the Com mittee-
men.
1t is Decided to Hold Primaries Under the
State Law-Sub Committees APP
pointed-Mayor Pond and Sena-
tor Del Vale Visit the
Meeting.

L Lc recently elected D6u1OCTatlC COun
ty central committee met yesterda,
morning at 10 O'Clock in the Alliance clul
rooms in Downey block.
Hon. ]. De Barth Shorb occupied tn,
chair and Martin G. Marsh was secre
tary.
The first matter brought up was tn,
request of the various Democratic clubs
of the city asking the county committee
to call the coming primaries under the
state law. This Immediately caused {
lengthy discussion which, was interrupt
ed by the announcements O. the arrival o
Hon. E. 3. Pond and the Hon. r. f. De
Vale. The first named gentleman made
a few remarks in which he said that h,
had been very busy since his arrival il
the city, getting introduced to promi
nent Republicans who had called for the
purpose of informing him of their inten
ton to'cast their votes for himself ant
Del Vale.
The Hon. r. F, Del Vale then ad
dressed the committee, saying that he
had been informed while up north, that
the candidates will be entirely isolated
while here; but last nights parade had
shown the fallacy of this assertion and
he could truly say that he had felt proud
of the great honor done Mr.. Pond and
himself in the demonstration.
The members of the committee were
then introduced to the next governor
and lieutenant-governor, Pond and Del
Vale, after which the gentlemen took
their departure.
The discussion of the primary law
being again brought up the Hon. Stephen
M. White was consulted in regard to the
matter, with the result that the motion
to hold the primaries under the state
law was carried unanimously.
A motion to hold the primaries on
Saturday, October 4th, and the county
convention on Tuesday, October 7th, was
adopted.
The following proportion OF delegates
was then made, one for each precinct,
and one for every fifty Democratic votes
or a major fraction thereof, cast at the
last congressional election.
A motion was made and carried that
the chair appoint an executive commit
tee OF fifteen, said committee to appoint
campaign committee.
Sam Hamilton, Harry J. Bederman,
II. G. Dillon, Omri Bulls and M. p.
Snyder were appointed committee on
registration. On motion the chair was
added to the committee.
The executive committee was in
structed to secure permanent quarters.
The following committee on printing
was then appointed: Chas. E. Roberts,
V. E. Fortson, Conrad Jacoby, j. j..
Naughton and Captain Marcy.
i
H. G.. Dillon were appointed commit
tee to form county precinct organiza-
ton.
Hon. J. De Barth Shorb, presi-
dent, M. G. Marsh, of the Tammany
club, and DR.. Hill, of San Pedro, were
appointed committee of three to con-
fer with the Hon. Stephen M. White in
regard to the issue of a call.
The chairman stated that he would
require time to 60 over the entire hist Of
committeeman, in order to select the
executive committee, and would there
fore make the appointments at his home
and notify those selected by mail.
The meeting then adjourned, subject
to the call of the chair.
The following is the official list of the
county central committee for 1S90-92:
j. De Barth Shorb, chairman, San
Gabriel; M. G. Marsh, secretary, p. 0.
box 947, Los Angeles city; B, L. Peele,
Alhambra; J. E. Courteney, Artesia; M.
Williams, Azusa; John Bowling, Bur-
bank; j. w. Mitchell, southwest corner
First and Broadway, Los Angeles city
H. G. Dillon, Long Beach A. Thomp-
son, Claremont; w. 1. Stevens, Comp
ton; j. r. Hodges, ovina; M. d. Craw-
ford, jr., Downey; J. A. Sheppard,
Duarte; H. Gilbert, Electric; Chas. M.
Bell, Ell Monte; J. G. Hannah, Esper-
ANA; o. Bulls, Enterprise; T. Maxey,
Farmdale; w. B. Ramsauer, Florence
Ben Colling, Fruitland; G. S. Bartholo-
NEW, Garvanza; j. w. Cook, Glendale
R. w. Dawson, Glendora; Dan Kevane,
P. O. Box 75 East Los Angeles city; J..
B. Wilson, Lamanda N. A. Nor
ris, Lancaster; J. H. Brewer,
Vernon; s. B. Lane. Whittier
H. Hildebrandt, J. Valley, Will
mington; J. X. Dimonon, j. A.
Driffil, G. Mirande, R. N. Loucks, Po-
mona; j. Lang, Lang's Station; Chas.
H. Macarthur, La Canada; J. F. Figue-
roa, La Ballona; G. M. Walker, Long
Beach; L. H. Bixby, Lordsburg; F..
E. Sanchy, Los Nietos; V. Botiller, Los
Vlrglnes; A. M. Bragg, Compton L. U.
J. F. Banning, Monrovia; E. G. Parrish,
Santa Monica; w. w. Orr, Norwalk ;
Matt. Mccormick, Newhall; j. w.
Wilson, North Pasadena; Geo. d. Nc
Cargo, Ell Monte; r. G. Brewer, Ma
deau hotel, Los Angeles city; Il. L.
Gooch, Rivera; p. F. Gibbons, Rose
dale; w. R. Rowland, Rowland; G. A.
Lugo, San Antonia ]. Harper. San Fer
nando; Geo. S. Patton, San Gabriel ;
DR.. r. w. Hill, San Pedro; M. K. Bar
retto, Santa Monica; Manuel Marquee,
San Vicente J. G. Carmichael, Santa
Susanna; w. B. Crist, Sierra Madre
B. S. Eaton, South Pasadena; Keevan
H. Dorsey, Spadra; N. A. Covarrubias,
University. s,
City committeeman Chas. Hayden,
1873 N Truman street; A. Gundlach,
100 N. Sichel street; Vim. Lacy Jr.,
1Ol4 Downey avenue M. P. Snyder,