The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-05
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
llll net UDllUAM GUMv[H Hun
Election of State Convention
Delegates.
Additional Names Of Those Elected
on Saturday.
The Convention IL Set for Next Thurs
day, Whsn the Grand Old Party
VIII Choose Its Del.
egates.

uruhy. luo Iobuit1 IN bAo CitJt o5n
dena and several of the outside towns,
were published the following day. Be-
low will be found the names OF the dels-
gates elected at the outside places that
have not bsen already published. The
convention to which they were
electsd will be held at Music hall.
Thursday, the 7th inst, and is for the
purpose OF selecting SO delegates to the
Republican state convention and not to
elect the county ticket as might be
thought. The additional delegates are !:
Whittier--George L. Hazard. Will
liam nj. Hiatt, A. L. Reed. Ralph A.
Lowe and E. 8. Chase.
A resolution was unanimously passed
Endorsing T. E. Newlin for delegate to
the state and Congressional conventions
and instructing the Whittier delegates
to work for his election.
Santa Northumberland l: T. H.
Wells, A. L. Forsyth. George W. Hymer,
r. r. Harris.
Second precinct: J. J. GARLIC, J. r.
Bnssett, II. g. Weyse, W. 3. Viniant,
H. L. Demming.
Soldiers Home-Precinct l !: Five dele
gates, 45 votes cast, five receiving largest
nu "a Der of votes: r. Richer AZ, 33, f. O.
Dodge so, James Armstrong %. VIM. Nc
Ghee 26.
Precinct Q: Four delegates, number
of votes 46: George Stewart 45, s. B.
Mccall 43. M. ]. Arlington 40. Patrick
Colbert 38.
Precinct 3: Six delegates, number OF
votes 81: James McElliott 30, j. W.
Clawson 48. John Turpin AZ, Henry
Churchill "a, Abraham Fl. Hopper 80,
Isaac Bevins 81.
Precinct A: Seven delegates, mum Der
of votes 100: George M. Dixon 155,
Freeman d. Batche lder154, Theo J. Lowe
l49. VIM. H. Sheaffer IA, James Adams,
Daniel W. Will 100, John A. De Arcay
l02.
Lamanda Park-E. G. Norton, HI.
Newell, A. Brigden and Y. F. Crank.
Monrovia-A. H. johnson, J. W. Har-
vey, @. o. Monroe, ]. M. Thomas and f..
P. Lsyle.
Cshuenga-O. E. Roberts, II. Stoll
and G. 7. Cover.
Garvanza-Rslph Rogers. g. NJ. Jay
and ]. l. Critics.
Compton-John Cries. J. N. Green, W.
Fl. Carpenter and ]. j. Marion.
Sierra Madre-N. @. Garter, f. R.
Maxwell. s. 7. de Pencier and w. F.
Wilder.
Wilmington-T. M. Gilbert. H. O.
Downing, j. P. Sylvia and E. N. Nc
Donald.
Rivera-s. W. Burke and T. O. Chap
man,
Cerritos-Georg H, Bixby, A. v.
Howard and J. @. Charles.
Long Beach,. Rosecrans and @. E
DEMO-.
Newhall-J. J. Arnott, J. F. Powell.
J. E. Wright, W. F. Erwin and Edward
North.
Pomona-Third precinct, S. M. Has.
kell, ]. L. McComas, G. j. Ford and A..
Osgoodby.
Alhsmbra-w. P. johnson, N. W.
Thompson, N. G. Felker, G. B. Adams,
F. o. Story and T. ]. Stuart.
Glendale-E. T. Byrum, H. Anderson,
E. W. Richardson, N. G. Burch and q.
7. Snyder.
Fruitlsnd-Matthias Stone and Will
lard Bassett.
La Ballona-W. K. Nourse and L. A.
King.
San Vicente Charles A. Lewis.
Downey-Second precinct, ]. B. Ora
ham, D. P. Smart and William Hall.
Monte Vista-6. T. Cursor.
University-E. A. Miller, Peter Will
son, Thomas Lloyd, George Williams,
L. T. Holland.
Del Sur-Thomas Mengier and John
DunR.
Rowland-J. W. Hudson.
Azusa-O. III. Huber, j. W. Calvert,
g. Vaughn. T. F. Greswold, G. @. Boul-
din.
South Pasadena-F. H. Longley, E..
H. Rust, G. B. Mslloy, G.. W. Glover. jr.
Rosedale-C. O. Fulton, E. @. Billin-
ger, A. G. McInniss, NJ. G.. McMullen,
Thomas Boyd.
Vernon-H. R. Smith, VIM. Cham
bers, ]. W. Hamilton, Sam Mckinley,
sr., E. Bowen, M. D. Mcclure.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.
The executive committee of the Re-
publican county central committee
held a meeting at Judge Silent's
law Offices last night. 1t
was decided to engage Charles
Tidball to decorate the hall. 1t was
further arranged to issue about 200 in
vitations to ladies and their escorts,
seats being reserved on the stage and
first floor. The capacity of the first
floor will admit of about 200 persons
in addition to the delegates, and the
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