Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-07

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were nominated. Fred Moller, of Ca
huenga, was also named. The result OF
the ballot was that Mr.. Niemyer re-
ceived 10 votes, Mr.. Moll AZ votes, and
Mr.. Severance 112. The nomination of
Mr.. Severance was made unanimous.
cANNoN's GRAND ENrREE.
At this juncture the Hon. Marion
Cannon entered the hall. AS soon as he
was recognized he received grand ova-
tion. As he walked down the aisle he
was cheered to the echo. When he
reached the platform three rousing
cheers were given him with enthusiasm,
Mr.. Cannon made brief speech in
which he thanked the delegates for the
recognition paid him.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
Fred. Moll, ST., of Cahuenga, E. s.
Riman and Theo. Pinther were nomi-
mated for recorder. The ballot resulted
as follows: Mr.. Moll 112 votes, Mr..
Riman IA votes, Mr.. Pinther IL votes.
The nomination was made unanimous.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
The nomination of candidate for tax
collector was next in order. P. K.
Wood, of Clearwater, Louis Landreth,
of Whittier, Omri Bulls, of Compton,
s. Bennett, of Pasadena, were nomi-
mated. Mr.. Wood absolutely declined
to accept the nomination, as did also
Mr.. Bennett, of Pasadena. ]. d. Bailey,
of the Second ward, was also nominated.
The ballot resulted as follows: Bulls
9, Landreth 81, Bailey 140. Mr.. Bailey
was nominated by acclamation.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The nomination of district attorney
was announced. H. @. Dillon of Long
Beach and A G Hinkley of this city,
were put in nomination. After consid-
cradle sparring on the right and left,
Messrs. Dillon and Hinckley took the
platform and made short speeches. The
ballot resulted as follows: Dillon Ito,
Hinckley 81. The nomination was
made unanimous. Mr.. Dillon was
called for, and said all he asked was to
be elected, and he was in the fight to
win.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
The Office of county treasurer was the
next Office in order. E. M. Hamilton
and Thomas Wardell were placed in
nomination. f. M. Hamilton declined,
and Thomas Wardell was nominated by
acclamation.
| FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
The following gentlemen were nomi
mated for public administrator: j. r
Rush of Ell Monte, John Lang of Picc
Heights and G. E. j. White of the Sec
ond ward.
| The candidates were called to the plat,
form. Mr.. Lang said he was late con.
vert to the cause, but had come to stay.
]. r. Rush said he was a Peoples
party man through and through.
G. E.J. Whites loyalty to the suffrage
plank in the Peoples party platform
was questioned by one OF the lady dele
gates, but Mr.. White said he stood on
the platform, and accepted it as a
whole.
j. R. Rush of Ell Monte received the
nomination.
FOR CORONER.
For coroner, B. F.. Land, E. M. Ham
ilton, DR.. R. T. Burr of Pomona, and
DR.. s. A. Austin were named. The bal
lot resulted as follows: Burr, 96; Ham
ilton, a.; Austin, IL; Land, Z. Mr.
Burr was nominated by acclamation.
THE sUPERvIsoRIAL TICKET.
The following gentlemen were nomi
mated for supervisor from the diferen
districts: Second, A. G. Hinckley o
the sixth ward ; fourth, L. P. Abbott O
Compton; fifth, E. NJ. Hamilton Of ths
first ward.
| THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
| A motion was made that the county
central committee consist of one person
from each supervisoral district and one
from each voting precinct. The follow
ing comprise the selection from the
supervisofal districts: First, John Col
/ tensj second, DIR. Whittlesey; third
Mrs. Alex; fourth, j. R. Valdez; fifth
e. Riman.
The names of the committee from the
different precincts were afterwards
handed in.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
officers of the convention, and the
county central committee was author.
lied to fill any vacancies which may
occur. The convention then adjourned
| sine die.
ORGANIZATION OF THE COMMITTEE.
Immediately upon adjournment the
county central committee held session
B. w. Bachelor called the meeting to
order. Nominations for chairman were
made as follows: B. W. Batchelor.
Judge Utley and E. M. Hamilton. A
vote was then taken, resulting as fol-
lows: B. W. Bachelor received thirty
three votes and Judge Utley eighteen.
The election of Mr.. Bachelor was made
unanimous. Judge Utley was made
vice-chairman.
For secretary A. Vinette and w. R.
Stephenson were nominated. Mr.. Vim
cite received thirty-one votes and Mr..
Stephenson twenty-three.
]. r. Valdez was nominated for treas
urer and elected by acclamation. w,
r. Stephenson was made assistant secre-
tary. The candidates were requested to
be present at the next meeting of the
county central committee.
An executive committee of the county
committee was appointed as follows
John Robson, E. Riman, P. A. Ligun,
Carlo F. Dye, Mrs. Alex. J. F. Green
ough and DIR. Whittlesey. The commit.
tee then adjourned to meet again subject
to the call of the chairman.
1T BROUGHT RAIN.