Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11

the governor Of California.
H.C. Hubbard, member of the county
board of supervisors.
E. H. Hutchinson, street superin-
| tendent.
r. F. House, county agent for the COL
| lection of delinquent taxes.
Harry lies, clerk in the county asses-
sor's office.
E. P. johnson, brigadier general, state
militia.
MD. Johnson, city treasurer.
]. A. Kelly, county recorder.
E. W. Kinney, clerk of police court.
G. G. Keyes, deputy county clerk.
Walter Lindley, su perintendent of the
| Whittier Reform school.
Hervey Lindley, trustee of the Whit
tier Reform school.
Albert Lindley. deputy in city tax col
| lector's Office.
Leo Longley, shorthand reporter in
| Superior courts. aA
| F. E. Lopez, city auditor.
r. A. Marshall, deputy county clerk.
Walter Marchant, deputy county clerk.
John Morton, in employ of state.
G. G. Mason, deputy assessor.
B. M. Marble, deputy district attorney.
! E. E. Maxwell, deputy collector of in
! ternal revenue.
H. H. Markham, governor of Califor-
mia. Bts p
N. N. Marion, member Of the assem-
bly,.
b. Granville MCGOWAN, city health
officer.
F.H. McAllister, shorthand reporter
| in the superior courts. csc
J. W. Mckinley, superior judge pre-
siding in department sixa
| James McLachlan, district attorney.
@. Mcfarland, city attorney.
G. G. McComas, assistant district at
torney.
L.McEvoy, deputy city health officer.
H. q. Osborne, collector of the port of
Los Angeles.
M. 7. Owens, police justice of the city.
III. T. Parne, in the Internal revenue
Office. fnG
S. M. Perry, chairman of the board of
supervisors.
w. F. X. Parker, deputy county re-
corder.
George P. Phibbs, deputy district at
torney.
G. w. Pendleton, court commissioner.
H. g. Rollins, county auditor.
G. +. Rutan, shorthand reporter in
the superior court.
w. w. Robinson, mayors clerk. /;
G. w. M. Reed, deputy county clerk.
| j. A. Russ, city sewer inspector.
w. ii. Rhodes, councilman from the
Fourth ward.
A. G. Rivera, deputy county recorder.
/ w. Fl. Seamans, register of the United
States land Office.
B. w. Smith, superior Judge, presiding
in department one.
G. A. Stilson, member of the board of
fire commissioners.
L. Stanton, township justice of the
peace.
George Seip, deputy city clerk.
Lucien Shaw superior judge, presiding
in department five.
W. w. Seaman, county superintend-
ent of public instruction.
Conrad Scherer, city street contractor.
B. W. Spears, deputy county clerk.
E. L. Stern, member of the board of
fire commissioners. ga .es5
Len j. Thompson, city tax collector.
Freeman G. Teed. city clerk.
j. @. Tufts, member of the city coun-
Gil from the Fifth ward.
JUS. Van Doren, deputy in the court
house. se-
Walter Van Dyke, superior Judge, pre-
siding in department four. -
George Varcoe, chief deputy county
tax collector.
w. P. Wade, superior Judge, presid-
ing in department three.
L. HI. Whitson, in the states employ.
j. w. Warren, deputy county clerk.
W. A. Weldon, coroner.
T. III. Ward, county clerk. -
A. B. Whitney, county tax collector
Charles A. Luckenbach, assistant
city clerk.
| 1t will be noted that every branch of
| the local government, every branch oi
| the county government, and as many
branches of the state and federal gov
ernment as is possible, are covered by
the Union league. The leaguers have
stopped at nothing in their endeavors to
get Office and the accompanying emolu-
ments. The police department, the
board of education and the fire depart
ment are not overlooked. The bench ie
we'll represented on the roster, all six OF
the judges being members. Contrac-
torA, city and county, join the league,
and are shown special consideration.
Is it to be wondered at that the Union
League has power. With a member.
ship of about 25Q and with over 100 OF
those members holding Office or re-
ceiving benefits as result of it's mem
bers being in power, it is possible to
WELD mighty inf1unce. Think of it.
The League members receive approx.
mately $175, 1000 per year from the tax.
payers in salaries and emoluments of
public Office. Is it to be wondered that
the ring running the league, land through
the league the Republican party
Of Los Angeles county becomes dicta.
torial? It's it to be wondered that
the members OF the combine fly in
the face of public opinion and do and
dare? is it to be wondered that the
hard-earneo money of the taxpayere
goes out at the rate of $12 per minute tc
conduct the government Of the county
now enthroned in palace on the court
house hill?
Saved a Woman's Life.
Mr.. J. E. Thoroughbred, writing from
Georgetown, Delaware, says: 1.-TWO tea
spoonsful of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol
era and Diarrhoea remedy saved the life
of Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this place. ;
He also states that several other verx