The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-02
SANTA ANA.

county convention TO nominate full
county ticket. Rev. ]. NJ. French of
Fullerton was chosen temporary chair
man and G. A. Mar tin, temporary sec
rotary, wit h F. B. Barnes assistant.
Com mittees of five each were appoint
ed by the chair on credentials, perms-
nent organization and resolutions. The
committee on organization reported in
favor Of making the temporary the per-
manent organization. The committee
on credentials reported all the delegates
present were correct. The committee
ON resolutions reported the following, in
part:
That while the old parties by their
respective platforms in the state have
openly espoused the licensing OF the
liquor traffic, therefore no temperance
man can consistently vote for either of
them.
That we believe that all reforms should
begin at home, and that the licensing OF
the liquer traffic in our county il an evil
above all others, and we will do all in our
power for the election of such men to
office ae will give US @ no-licenoe law.
They also declared in favor Of the ed
ucational qualification for voters. No
one should be allowed to vote unless he
could read and write the English Ian.
guage.
j. M. Glass OF Pasadena, chairman OF
the state central committee, was pres
emit and spoke on prohibition at length,
and was roundly cheered at intervals.
DR.. Stephen Bowers was also present
and spoke to the convention in repsrd to
the California Voice.
The next order of business was the
nomination of candidates for the county
Offices.
On motion q committee of one from
each precinct was appointed to suggest
candidates to present to the convention
for nomination. The convention then
adjourned, to meet at 80.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention convened at O'Clock,
when the committee ON nominations
presented the following report for the
consideration of the conventions:
Rev. j. M. French of Fullerton for
the assembly, George Mack of West
minister for county clerk, +. +. Kellogg
OF Anahem for recorder, j. q. Quick OF
Santa Ana for sheriff, Thomas Nichol-
son OF Villa Park for auditor, III. w.
Keim of Justin for tax collector, T. N.
Wells of Santa Ana for superintendent
OF schools. f. N. He'll OF Santa Ana for
assessor, r. B. Wilmer of Santa Ana for
treasurer and ]. d. Chsffss of Garden
Grove for coroner.
I. d. Huff of Santa Ana for supervisor
for First district, Second district left
vacant; 8. f. Daniels OF Fullerton super
visor for the Third district. @. E. Way
of Ell Modena supervisor for the Fourth
district, w. A, Bear of Newport super
visor for the Fifth district. After few
speeches the convention adjourned.
Mrs. Lucy Wilson, who has been Wis
iting in Milwaukee for the past few
months, has returned to Santa Ana,
much improved in health.
Mrs. Fred W. SchAurt OF ST. Louis, O
sister of Mrs. A. II. Lacy, mas been
visiting in this city for week or go.
Mrs. Lacy and Mrs. Sohaurt went to
Los Angeles today for a short visit.
Pedro Alverez, the Mexican charged
with stealing cattle from the San Joa-
quin ranch. was lodged in jail today by
Sheriff Lacy.
A silkwood FLY belonging to W. o.
Clayton OF Orange died last Monday of
lockjsw.
DR.. E. Gallop has received news OF the
death Of his brother, O. B. Gallop, in
Iowa.
The following in addition to tn ose
already reported in the HERALD have
gone to Berkeley to attend college
Misses Anna and Elizabeth Hervey,
Effie McFadden; Messrs. Charles Hogle
and Walter Stafford.
Miss Lizzie Winbigler entertained q
number of her friends last night in
honor of Miss Jessie Davis, who is
visiting in this city.
The Hon. j. NJ. Glass of Pasadena,
chairman of the state central committee
OF the Prohibition party, ia the guest OF
Dr. and Mrs. I. D. Mills.
Miss Gussie Ferguson, who has been
in Los Angeles for the past few months,
is visiting friends in the city for short
time.
At meeting held today by the Re.
publican central committee it was de.
cided to hold the primaries September
18th, and the nominating convention
September 18th. When this convention
is held there will be fun for every body.
Some OF the candidates are making a
hard fight while others are fighting hard
against them.
The Methodist Episcopal church of
this city ia about to send another young
lazy TO preparatory SCHOOL, LOT Craln-
ing, in order to do successful Christian
work. One, Miss Abbie Gates, has en-
tered the Deaconess training school in
San Francisco. and now Misc Geneva
Day goes next Wednesday to enter the
Chicago training school for missionaries,
to take full two years. course. The
church will give her q farewell re-
ception next Tueeday night, under the
auspices Of the Epworth league, 1t costs
$3.50 year for each, and the church
needs the help of all its members and
friends.
The annual meeting of the Orange
County Wheelmen was held Friday
evening, August 3Ist. and the following
officers elected for the ensuing year:
President, G. G. Monaghan; vice prssi-
dent, Henri F. Gardner; secretary. Al
fred d. Robinson; treasurer, A. T.
'Wright;. captain, j. 2. Browne; fret
lieutenant, HI. L. Bundy; second lieu
tenant. W. B. Griffith; bugler, Earl
Glen; executive com mittes, @. G. Mon
sshan. V. V. Tubhs, Elmer Dean. A. J.