The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
ASSIGNMENTS FOR WORK
NAMES OF NHE MEN ANO WHERE
THEY WILL LABOR.
The Labor CommisstQn Has a naborious
MeetIne--Elysian iYark Will Re-
csive Some of She I'm
Employed

The labor commission met yesterday
morning, and. after considerable trou-
BILE, apportioned the big list of uf'em
ployed who will &c work Tomorrow
morning.
The list was posted in the afternoon
and the bulletin board in front OF tine
city hall was the center of attractions
The following is the list OF assignments :;
Foremen-W. w. Sheldon. work at
gravel pit; W. E. Morford. Echo park !;
|. d. Slime, Second and Pearl streets;
Frank Farmer, East Frat street; Geo.
N. Lockwood, Downey avenue NIL; A.
H. Miller, Washington street. Regular
park foremen at Elysian and East LOS
Angeles parks.
Teams-George Dennis, W. g. White,
N. b. English, J. Valentine, Wlliiam
Fuller, work at DowNey-avenue hill; j..
w. Wood, n. B. Reynolds, PM braca-
mentes, r. s. A. Psrbek., J. A. Bailey
work at Echo park; J. S. DSndinger, a.
Bricker, @. @. Alexander, W. 3. barnett,
Job Griffith, work at Second ana rear
streets; j. ]. Smith, E. A. Wolfe, conn
Vernon, Thomas A. Moreno, ElysiAn
park. at house in Chavez ravine; Francis
G. Edmond, ]. B. Campbell, work at
East First-street cut; Henry Gardner,
L. Whitcomb, work at Hollenbeck park.
First ward-John Norton, Albares Lo-
cadio, E. j. Forster, Frank Lavell, Thos.
johnson, George Leach, Anton Modrano,
Adam Pleasant, ]. j. Walker, Irene
Eareora, Zenen Oropoza, John Weldon,
w. w. Sheldon, @. s. Russell, John
Aisenprice and Rano Ylario work at
Downey avenue cut.
Second ward-Joe Ceiguch, ]. l.. Nc
Kinney, A. Sepulveda. Andrew Tool, L.
Esporsza, Walter Smith, Ned Todd,
William Thatcher, Angel Gutierrez, Sc
nora Rodriguez, Frank Lopez, X. y.
Maxwell. Tim Murphy and Podra Bollar
work at Elysian park; V. Gusman, Ra-
mon Mondeza, Thomas German, G. Mo-
reno, Domingo M. Hamilton, Joseph
Sameron, Octave Leffage and Andrew
Mellin work at Echo park.
Third wsrd-W. E. Morford, foreman,
Albert Ames, E. Barrow, L. ii. Gibbs,
Albert Neal, I'll. H. Mossell, ]. B. Ow-
ings, II. E. Harrison, q. W. Walken, A..
S. Forrell, I'll. Williams. A. I. Bundy,
@. Grosman, Albert Path, j. STEPHENSON,
work at Second and Pearl streets.
Fourth ward-L. w. Hardy, Jos.
Guthrie, NJ. N. Nickles, f. Goodhue,
M. Carren, Jonas Scott, work at WASH
ington street.
Fifth ward-Albert Williams, work at
| Washington street.
Sixth ward--Stephen Jones, William
Richards, Phil Sheidecker, Silas Pru-
den, George A. Rand, work at Washing
ton street.
Seventh wards. v. Griffin, 7. FL.
Robinson, Fritz Peters, Frank Jones, A..
L. Brown, work at Second and Pearl
streets; @. r. Ginter, John Young, d.
F. Shook, John Nerney, Charles Tinker,
Grant Douglas, N. Casey, work at East
Fret street cut; F. Winchester, Judson
Wilson, James Wilson, q. r. Lane.
Jesus Robes, Thos. II. Outwaters, Tim
othy Kelly, Bornhsrd Sohenan, Weizuel
Altarnirana, Sam Hopkins, FL. FL. Hunt,
work at Echo park; William Wallace,
! Arnold Smith, Lewis Zamorsna. E. P.
Jackson, John Massa, A. s. Mast, work
at Hollenbeck park M. 7. Miser, Bene-
dict Eberle, work at Downey avenue cut.
Eighth ward-W. HI. Lander, A. HI.
Rouloau. work at Downey avenue cut;
Fred Outtrim. VIM. Tharp, Henry Kru-
erick, T. Mccarthy, Eniteria Garcia, T.
Ryan. Edward st. Clair, Alec. Wilson,
John Pendergrast, Lorenzi Bartola, T.
| Quintans, Morris Martinez, work at
gravel pit; H. Roster, Andres Ramirez,
A. HI. Mcleod, Julius Maxwell, John
Mullen, ]. V. Freely, @. @. Mathews,
work at Washington street.
Ninth ward-Frank Farmer, foreman
H. A. Thayer, John Robb. F. Haight,
Alex Douglass. George Kronz, J. HI.
johnson, Santiago Montigo, II. R. Grid
ley, M. Antonis, John Pine, Antoine Ar
guilla, Dave Suhl, work at East First
street CUT