The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-11
WILL MEET HERE TODAY
The List of Democrats Who
Are to Assemble.
Delegates to the State Convention
to Be Elected.
All but Nineteen Precincts VIII Have
Delegates in Attendance
Very Full Oonvsn-
ton.

The Democratic county convention will
meet in Turn Verein hall at 311 South
Main street at 1880 this morning. 1t
will be very large convention, as nea r.
ly 400 delegates have been elected, The
object of the convention will be to elect
AZ delegates to the state convention, to
be held at San Francisco on the 2lst
inst. and delegates to the congressional
convention. The call issued by the GEN.
tral committee also included nominate ng
q full county ticket, but in all probabili-
ty after state and congressional dele
gates have been elected, an adjournment
will be taken until some time next
month before completing the county
ticket.
There is a very int resting contest on
as regards the Craftsmanship of the con.
vention. the candidates being Judge w.
H. Mitchell, Judge A. M. Stephens and
Hon. r. F. del Vale.
Judge Mitchell Is the candidate of the
country, the delegates from precincts
outside of the city, it is said, favoriRg
him strongly.
Among the city men there is said to
be division on the question, Mitchell,
Stephens and Del Vale each having q
following.
The following is a complete list OF del
egates elected from the city and county.
All but nineteen county precincts are
represented. Those which did not elect
delegates are North Pasadena, Pico
Heights. Rosdale, San Vicente, sierra
Madre. Spadrs, Ballons, Calibresas, Gaia.
lima, Clearwater. Glendale, Glendora,
Hyde Park, Lankenshim and Monte
Vista, representing total of 55 dele
gates:
THE CITY DELEGATES.
First precinct-Chss. M. Hayden, D.
L. Cruz, W. T. Drown, Chss. Brossart
Frank James, G. W. Peachy; six dele
gates.
Second precinct-W. T. Lambie. A.
Gundlsch, R. Dunnigsn, d. K. Trask
I. 8. Meredith; five delegates.
Third precinct-Geo. III. Gibbs, B. Fl
Bredhie. John Betsworth, G. B. Frey
Peter White and ]. Prick. Seven dele
gates.
Fourth precinct-B. ]. Adcook, Alfred
Moore, jr., John Genilli, Thos. r. Plant
James Mohan, Charles Kalfter, j. A. O.
Martinez; seven delegates.
Fifth preoinct-A. j. King, J. P. Rog'
ers, II. A. Sturdy, A. G. Roques, j. r.
Cater, w. II. Horton, F. Bsggy, J. Nc
Creal, A. Fishauser, Y. Cleland; ten
delegates.
Sixth precinct-Thomas Hynes, M
I. Oollins, ]. o. Sullivan, L. Glassoock
Joe Binford, j. @. Richardson, John
Harrington; seven delegates.
Seventh precinct-Ed S. Irwin, W. f.
Hancock, o. f. Bell, W. H. Workman
b. Chandler, w. F. Cooper; six dele
gates.
Eighth precinct-R. H. Barnham, G.
7. Buchanan, W. I'll. Clune, William
Stewardson, Michael Harrigan, Harry
White, w. II. Dolenty seven delegates.
Ninth precinct. Dsvlin, Emil Du.
bourdien. j. ]. Finn, A. G. Sanchez, w
A. Bryan, E. Colby, T. Bessola, J,
Morris eight delegates.
Tenth precinct-H. w. Peterson, Nico-
las M. Quirolo, J. R. McManis, DR.. ]. J.
Choate, ID. f. Richards, M. G. Fordham,
w. II. Young. M. d. Snyder, H. P. Tay.
lor, Ernest Fleur, Joseph Lsgomareino
IL delegates.
Eleventh precnct-Joe Cosgrove, Ed
Hoffman, H. j. Watson, r. F. Savage, J.
J. Phillips, Charles Barrett, L. Fleure
F. Clavere, Joe Brown, E. G. Wall, L.
A. Clifford, R. Bilderrain ~ delegates.
Twelfth precinot-Al Darrell, Thomas
Glieson, James Barthwell, Thomas
Bishop, ]. O. McInerny, Charles Gsrson
Tim Horrigan, Charles Fouch, James
Murray. H. Weiss; 10 delegates.
thirteenth precinct-Jsmes Finnes
say. A. Labonge, p. Sanbion. r. j. Col
Inns, Joe Msier, Fred Foster, George F.
Willeg, Thomas Billings. George Carr,
L. Esoallier, John Hayes, S. @. John
son, D. Callahan; Is delegates.
Fourteenth precinct-P. McGlover
w. Eckert, Sam Tuttle, w. Covarru.
bias, w. ]. Conroy. George Arbuckle, J
J. Malone, j. II. Richardson.
Fifteenth preoinct--J. P. Caldwell
Thomas Weiss, Sam Goldstein, j. j,
O'Brien, Charles Stewart, A. Ramish
Bert Lewis, Rod Deakers, John Der.
nard. Ed Levy, T. w. Kirby; IL dele
gates.
Sixteenth precinct = r. Magee, D.
Smith, P. r. Frolich, f. Lindenfeldt, E
G.. Reed, John Lorigan; six delegates
Seventeenth precinct-E. Steinman
Ed Carey, Ed Lawton. Thomas Darmo.
dy. E. A. Becks, ]. r. Tools, William
Townsend; seven delegates.
Eighteenth precinct--J. Brink, HI.
KATE. II. Sco6eld, F., Weitzel, W. P,
Miller, r. Lips, w. +. Nordho,t, w. G.
kerckhoff; eight delegates.
Nineteenth preoinct-G. Graham,
Andy McNally, George Baker, ]. Adolf,
A. Feldschan, A. Rafferty,, J. Hamer-
wass; seven delegates.
Twentieth precinct-H. Kearney, Tim
VIM, J. d. MCKINLEY, Paul Fla MINER,
J. 8. Oliver, H. w. Russell, Herman
Kreim, Walter Spring; eight delegates
Twenty.frst preoinot-Henry Reii.
sneyder, L. M. Order, G. j. Mcdonald,
Charles III. Bowen; four delegates.
Twenty-second precinct-W William L.
Price, j. T. Bearden, William Fitzger-