Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-08

ured. So the ring put the two veteran
soldiers to the rear and gave the place
to F. E. Lopez, who for four years past
has had soft berth in the city hall.
Mr.. Lopez is a young man who will
never set the world a6re and he will
prove very easy tool for the ring to
handle, If he is elected.
The Union League was everlastingly
knocked out by the defeat of their pres
ident, j. A. Kelly, whom the convention
refused to renominate for recorder. A
good young man named Bray defeated
| Mr.. Kelly, and it made the Union
League delegates very mad. But there
was no way out of it. What had been
done could not be undone. 1t was the
first real surprise Of the convention.
Called to Order.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock. yesterday
morning, Chairman Murphey called the
Republican county convention to order.
The delegates were about half of them
in the hall at the time. The remaining
150 were out connubiating. They soon
came in, however, before ten minutes
had elapsed, and then the business of
the congregation was resumed, where it
was left off, Tuesday evening.
SOMEBODY WAS CROOKED.
The chairman announced that dele
gates who had only half vote were
voting full vote. He hoped that this
fraud on the convention would not be
continued. He thought that every dele
gate should 'stote fair" and then no
complaints could be made.
Once again was the chairman forced
| to call attention to the rule against
smoking, which, ne said, he did not
propose to have abrogated, as smoke
was offensive to many of the delegates.
The secretary then called the roll of
precincts, and the members of the coun-
| ty central committee from the various
precincts were presented, as follows:
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
City members-First precinct, A. E.
Meigs; Second precinct, E. w. Clark
Third precinct. Charles Elton; Fourth
precinct, w. o. Shanklin; Fifth pre-
cinct, F. P. Cochran; Sixth precinct,
George L. Arnold; Seventh precinct, H.
@. Mcclure; Eighth precinct, Jacob
Shaffer; Ninth precinct, VIM. Llewellynt;
Tenth precinct, Oscar Macy; Eleventh
| precinct, Cass Cline; Twelfth precinct,
Ed Booth; Thirteenth precinct, H. Walt
man; Fourteenth precinct, 0. B. Phil
lips; Fifteenth precinct, H. @. Vignes ;
Sixteenth precinct, P. L. Budinger Sew
enteenth precinct, j. L. Moore
Eighteenth precinct, T. M. Mcclellan
Nineteenth precinct, Arthur A. Knox
Twentieth precinct, George w. Knox
Twenty-frst precinct, 7. j. Matlock
Twenty.second precinct, w. 81. Burns
Twenty-third precinct, Gilbert Smith
Twenty-fourth precinct, George Alex.
ander; Twenty-fifth precinct, Chas,
Silent; Twenty-sixth precinct, F
Van Week; Twenty-seventh pre-
eighth precinct, E. H. Barmore
Twenty-ninth precinct, B. W.. Lee
Thirtieth precinct, A. M. Austin; Thir
ty-first precinct, Geo. r. Shatto, Thirty
second precinct, j. d. Fredericks; Thir.
ty-third precinct, w. F. x. Parker
Thirty-fourth precinct, R. d. Wade
Thirty-ffth precinct, F. s. Munson
Thirty-sixth precinct, P. A. Stanton
Thirty-seventh precinct, E. W. Kinsey
Thirty precinct, w. O.. Dow
Thirty-ninth precinct. John F. Christie
pher; Fortieth precinct, A. J. Graham
Forty-frst precinct, E. Gilman; Forty
second precinct, A. A. Bayley; Forty
third precinct, G.. E. Kester; Forty
fourth precinct, G. A. Gould Forty-fftl
precinct, Thomas Goss.
COUNTRY MEMBERS.
Enterprise, Louis Haskin; Ell Monte
G. H. Peck; Pico Heights, Thomas Gil
bert, jr.; Hyde Park, j. G. Barron Gar
vanza, Melvin Nudge; San Antonio, H
T. Gage; San Fernando, F. M. Wright
San Gabriel, w. u. Mcdonald.
Santa Monica--First precinct, w.
Vawter; Second precinct. Richard R
Tonner.
Clearwater, J. M. Miller; Rowland
John HI. Temple; Sierra Madre, III. N
Hosmer; South Pasadena, Leo Longley
University, A. E. Davis; Vernon, Du
rell Draper; Whittier, J. @. Hiatt; Will
mington, A. Moore; Rosedale, N. 7
Cooper Acton, G. III. Odell; Cahuenga
A. E. Roberts; Calabasas, M. HI. For
don; Burbank, Charles E. Patterson
Azuaa, @. @. Casing; Artesia, Johi
Brooker; Compton, w. H. Wright; Sal
Pedro, D. w. Weldt; North Pasadena
E. G. Wood; San Vicente, s. 0. Dins
, more; Cerritos. Charles N. Thornburg
National, Jerry Long: Lordsburg, Dr.
M. B. Campbell; Downey, D.. T
Smart; Duarte, E: H. Boden
, Rivera, J. wt,...1ssaga !; Nagle; All Alham .sn.
ORA, W. H. WulbtcmOEos hbuCubtol
Walter H. Mellick; Newhall. J. J. Al
/, mott; Norwalk, Jacob Swigart; Mont
, Vista, William Rapp; Monrovia. G. +
: Slosson La Lisbre, w. Il. Upright; De
! Sur, Olin L. Livesey; Lankershim, w
;. H. Andrews; Glendale, Nelson G. Burch
: La Canada, Ed Dunham; Long Beach
E. E. Druis; Lamanda, A. F. Crank
Calabasas, d. Antunez; Redondo, s. T
! Rees; Glendora, R. v. Bridge LordI
= burg, J. s.. Soto. Farmdale, E. B. Chez
I tire. Pasadena-F First precinct, Alfre
! Wakeley second precinct, w. s. Wright
: third precinct, L. A. Sheldon; fourt
!, precinct. GeorgeT. Downing; fifth pr
: cinctt, S. WTastiibur sixth precinct.
! H. Wright. Pomona-First precinct,
= H. Todd; second precinct, M.
4 Spencer; third precinct, s. M. Haskell
= = fourth precinct, w. A. Bell.
q PUT 'EM OUT.
o All parties who were not delegatea