Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-07

ward, R. A. Haines; Sixth ward, A. A
Proctor; Seventh ward, Thomas M
Hypes: Eighth ward, Samuel Levy
| Ninth ward, DIR. d. @. Barber.
The convention then adjourned.
NOTES.
Matters we're rather dull yesterda,
around the several political headquar
ters; there were few callers to discus
the political situation, and there wal
considerable duilness apparent, espe
cially on the eve of battle. 1t was alsC
noticed that numerous candidates are
out of the city-perhaps to evade some
of their friends who wish to lend
their infuence-for consideration.
A meeting for the purpose of organic.
ing a Seventh Ward Democratic club
will be held at the Moffatt house, sos
East Second street, on Monday evening,
the 10th Of October, at Z 80, sharp. All
Democrats of the Seventh ward are
earnestly invited to attend.
The clerk of the Democratic county
central committee began yesterday to
issue the 1850 allotted tickets of admis-
sion to the White-Estee debate, on the
evening of the 9Th instant.
The Democratic auxiliary committee
will meet tomorrow Saturday to ar.
range for meetings for candidates in all
the towns and cities in the county.
Hon. Irving M. Scott, Of San Fran
cisco, will speak ON behalf of the Repub-
lican cause in Los Angeles on October
22i.
The Republican central committee
yesterday arranged for additional coun-
ty campaign meetings at Whittier,
Glendora, Glendale, North Pasadena,
Downey, Rosedale, Long Beach, Univer
sity and San Pedro, beginning October
7th.
Col. A. B. Paris, leading lawyer and
prominent politician of San Bernardino,
was in the city yesterday. Colonel
Paris states that local issues have some
what divided the parties, and that the
Democrats will undoubtedly elect one of
the three assembly vmen. and perhaps the
senator. He is also of the opinion that
the Republican majority will be reduced
from 1000 to about 800.
A meeting of the jackson Democratic
club will be held this (Friday) evening.
at the opera house hall, ITO South Main
street. Chair will be taken at O'Clock
sharp. Every Democrat should make
an effort to attend the meeting.
Hon. T. f. Gibbon, the young and
able lawyer, is being urged by his friends
to become candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for city attorney.
Gov. Lionel A. Sheldon of the execu-
tive committee of the county Republican
central committee, has written an ad-
dress to voters which has been pub
lished by the committee. 1t is an able,
persuasive argument for untepable
principles. Governor Sheldon writes
we'll and conclusively usually, and
would have produced brochure beyond
criticism on any other subject.
Yesterday morning the Republican
county central committee received a tel
egram from San Francisco assuring
them OF the Union League drill corps
presence in this city, on the night of the
18th inst. Immediately after the re-
ceipt of the telegram the general COM
mittee of arrangements of the Third
Ward club met in Judge Owens court
rooms and perfected its organization.
M. M. Barnett resigned the chairman
ship, and e. A. Meserve was elected to
fill his place. E. w. Kinsey was chosen
as secretary, and the University bank
as treasurer. Colonel Nudge has been
selected as grand marshal for the torch
light parade, and Colonel Schneider as
marehal of the afternoon.