Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-25
THE CONVENTION TODAY.
THE MAYoRALTy CANDIDATES ARE
ALL sANGUINE.
A List Of Candidates as Far ss Heard
From Democratic Meetings Ar
ranged for-Political
Gossip.

closed his joint debates with Mr.. Estee,
and is now on the stump for the ticket
himself. He will speak this evening at
San Bernardino.
The Democratic candidates were at
Santa Monica last evening. They had
large and an enthusiastic meeting.
There was large turnout OF Demo-
Gratis at Washington Gardens last even
ing. Gen. John r. Mathews and others
spoke.
The Democracy OF San Gabriel town
ship have made no mistake in renoml-
mating F. F. De la OsA for constable.
The gentleman has filled the position
creditably for two years and was entl-
tied to the honor of denomination.
Louis Sieweke, the township candi
date for constable on the Democratic
ticket, is constantly making votes for
himself and the whole ticket.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Fourth ward Democrats was held last
evening at the corner of Seventeenth
and Grand avenue. The gathering was
addressed by Judge Bartholomew, Judge
Guthrie, M. T. Collins and others.
County issues were discussed.
Today at 10 o'clock the Democratic
city convention will convene at Turn
verein hall to place in nomination full
complement of city officers.
There will be 233 delegates in the con-
vention and the business that is to come
before them and which they will be
called upon to transact on behalf OF the
party is of vast Importance, not only to
the Democracy but to the people OF this
community.
The one matter which excites more
interest THAI any other and which the
convention must settle is, "Who will be
the nominee for mayor?"
There are four avowed candidates
w. H. Workman, Thomas E Rowan,
DR.. J. H. Bryant and Captain A. F.
Mackay. Mr.. Workman's friends still
claim his nomination on the first ballot.
The friends of Mr.. Rowan make the
same claim. The advocates of the can
didacy of DIR. Bryant and Captain
Mackav make no brash claims of
strength for their favorite. They
merely cay, swat and see how it
comes out"
In connection with the chairmanship
of the convention, three names have
been spoken Of, as follows: Judge A. M.
Stephens, Major w. r. Burke and Hon.
T. B. Brown.
To name all of the candidates for the
various offices, whose names will be
presented to the convention would be
almost physical impossibility. The
HERALD will endeavor to give list az
nearly complete as it is possible. It is
as follows: .
City clerk-A. OrAla, Oscar Ragiand.
City auditor-John Shiek and @. E.
J. White.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Mahoney,
Druly Watson, James Frick, j. F.
Greenough and j. L Mansfield.
Treaeurer-John Keneally.
City attorney Clarence A. Miller,
William Crawford, T. E. Gibbon.
City assessor-Refugio Bilderrain.
Among the candidates for the city
council in the various wards are:
First ward-F. M. Nickel.
Second ward-Hugh Mulholland, D.
Innes.
Third ward-W. A. Wilson, r. M.
Baker.
Fourth ward--John Chanslor and j.
Shirley Ward.
Sixth ward George Pessel, H. Bart
ming, J. T. Bearden.
Seventh ward-Thomas Wise and
John Kearney.
Eighth ward-James c. Thorp, and
about ten we'll known Democrats want
the honor.
Ninth ward-Judge Cochran, Mr.. Ir-
wing and Col. O'Brien.
Candidates for the board of education
are also to be nominated in each one of
the nine wards.
The convention will undoubtedly fin
ish it's labors in one day, unless there
should be a deadlock as to the mayor
atty, in which event it may hold over
into the second day.
THE ACTIVE DEMOCRACY.
The Democrats, during the next two
weeks, will make an active campaign of
Los Angeles city. The following meet
ings have been arranged for throughout
the various wards Of the city:
Friday, October 2lst-Ninth ward, at
Korbei's hall; speakers, Col. J. P. Rog-
ers, Frank G. Finlayson and others.
( Monday. October s24th-Fourth and
Fifth wards, joint meeting at Washing
ton gardens; Gen. John R. Mathews,
Jas. g. Rays and others.
Monday, October 2ath-First ward, at
Hayden's hall; Frank G. Finlayson, w.
A. Ryan and others.
Thursday, October ,27th-Third ward,
at 115% s. Spring street; Gen. John R.
Mathews, M. P. Snyder and others.
Friday, October 28th-S Second ward.
at 68l Upper Main street; Gen. John
r. Mathews, M. P. Snyder and others.
Monday, October 3lst-Mass meeting
at Turnverein hall of organized and un-
organized labor, of the city and county
OF Los Angeles, for discussion of politi-
cal issues, affecting theinterests of labor
in this county. The meeting will be
addressed by F. B. Colver, Gen. John
R. Mathews, F. g. Finlayson, James G.
Kays, M. P. Snyder, Gen. T. L. Skin
ner, president of the meeting, Sam. J..
Chappel.
Monday, October 3lst-Eighth ward,
ct Lambourne & Turner'S hall; Frank
G. Finlayson, Isadore E. Dockweiler
and others.
Tuesday, November 1st- Seventh
ward, NJ Opera House haK; Gen. John
r. Mathews, Jas. @. Kays, f. G. Fin
layson and others.
Saturday, November 5th--Grand macs
meeting of the city and county Democ-
racy, at Hazards pavilion, Chairman
OF the evening, vice-presilent and
speakers will be announced later.
POLITICAL NOTES.
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