Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

will cay that about 80, 900 of that num-
Der are Republicans. A Los Angeles
newspaper stated a few days ago that
the present membership OF the Union
league is about 2S7, but in order to do
the corporation justice we will call it
800. The great register of 1890 contains
the names of 23,432 registered voters,
more than half of whom are Republi-
cans. Now it is claimed by Republi-
cans, even some of the Union league,
that that corporation has an undue pro-
portion of it's members snugly ensconced
within the public Offices, national,
state, county, city and township. You
have probably been so deeply absorbed
in your Judicial" duties that you have
lost sight and trace of the other mem
bers of your corporation. In case you
should desire to have any of them appear
before you and "testify fully" their
present addresses will aid you. 1 will
respectfully call your attention to the
corporations latest directory. 1t was
handed to me by an enthusiastic Re-
publican. will not vouch for it's alb
solute correctness, but for practical pur-
poses it is near enough to be called cor
rect. The names are taken from the
Union league "roster" of 1890.
STATE OFFICIALS.
Governor-H. H. Markham.
Governors Clerk-M. r. Higgins.
Brigadier-G General National Guard-E.
P. johnson, l.. S. Butler.
Supreme Court Commissioner w. f.
Fitzgerald.
Reform School Superintendent-Wal
ter LiEdley.
Reform School Trustee-Hervey Lind
ley.
Turnkey Folsom Prison-L. II. Whit
son.
Bank Commissioner--C. II. Dunsmoor.
State Senator-R.:B. Carpenter.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
United States Marshal al-George E.
Gard deputies, M. f. Tarble, Thomas
B. Hayes.
United States Attorney-M. T. Allen.
Collector of Port-H. II. Osborne.
Deputy Collector United States Rev.
enue-E. E. Maxwell.
Postmaster-H G. Van Dusen; dep
uty, T. A. Lewis.
United States Land Register-W. H.
| Seamans.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Deputy District Attorneys-C. c..
McComas, B. M. Marble, George P.
Phibbs.
Judges (superior)-Lucien Shaw, B.
| N. Smith, Walter Van Dyke, J. w. Nc
Township Justices-L. Stanton.
Supervisors-S. M. Perry, A. E. Davis,
H. G. Hubbard.
Auditors Ofice-H. G. Rollins,
county auditor; N. S. Averill, N. B.
Eddy, deputies.
Assessors Ofice-F. Edward Gray,
county assessor u. Reid Barclay ;! Harry
lies, V. A. Perrott, Robert Drought,
deputies.
County Treasurer's Ohice-J. Ban
bury, county treasurer, I. j. Flemming,
| deputy.
Recorders Office-J. A. Kelley, re-
corder; w. F. X. Parker, Walter Mar
chant, l.. L. Dimmick, deputies.
County clerks office-T. H. Ward,
| clerk ]. NJ. Dunsmoor, F. E. Lowry, G.
G. Keyes, w. H. Whittemore, VIM. A.
Burr, D. s. Alexander, Charles w.
Blake, w. L. Warren, George w. M.
Reed. R. A. Marshall, deputies. a.
T. j. Weldon, coroner. z,
w. w. Seaman, county superin-
tendent of schools.
County tax collector-George Varcoe !;
H. j. Vail, John w. Francis, deputies.
d. w. Field, public administrator.
j. s. Van Dorm, license collector.
w. E. Morford, overseer court house.
CITY OFFICERS.
H. T. Hazard, mayor; W. W. Robin
son, mayors clerk.
G. r. Mcfarland, city attorney.
Police judges-H. @. Austin, M. T.
Owen.
City clerks office-Freeman G. Teed,
clerk; Deputies George Seip, G. A. Lux
enback.
City assessors office-John w. Hin
ton, city assessor; Deputies Geo. Hull,
G. G. Cook, l.. S. Butler, Brainard Smith,
j. l.. Moore.
City license and tax collectors Office
Len w. Thompson, tax aud license col
lector; Deputies Frank II. White, G. G.
Smith, AL Lindley.
Constables-H. S. Clements; Depu-
ties Harry Johnson, W. D. Rogers.
City Auditor-F. E. Lopez.
Councilmen-W. III. Bonsall, W. H.
Rhodes, Theo. summerland.
Police-J. M. Glass, chief; r. E.
Cottle, police clerk: E. W. Kinsey,
Judge Owens's clerk; Joe Chambers,
Street uperintendent-E. II. Hutch
inson; Frank l.. Baldwin, deputy.
Zanjero-E. H. Dalton.
| City Treasurer-M. d. Johnson.
Health Officer-G. MacGowan.
Street Commissioners John Nell.
moil. N. E. Davisson.
Police Commissioners-T. A. Lewis,
| D. Gilbert Dexter.
Park Commissioners-S. G. Hubbell,
| Sutherland Hutton.
Last, and least-J. McLachlan, dis
trict attorney.
Now, sir, many of the names in the
foregoing directory are those of men
whose public and private lives are with.
( out stain. They honor the Offices they
fill. They deservedly possess the
esteem and confidence of their fellow
citizens of both political parties. They
are honest and fearless in the discharge
of their official duties. (Do not think
that the last remark is intended to be
personally.
Now, 1 submit to your "judicial"
mind whether system of politics that
permits an aggregate corporation of 300
members to take possession of 30 great
number CT public Offices is not danger
GUS to free government and an honest
administration of the laws.
| Suppose for instance that a lot of in
| competent political demagogues and