The herald., 1894-01-14
THE LIST Is POSTED.
THE LABOR COMMISSION DOES A
GOOD DAYS WORK.
A List of Over One Hundred Men Made
Up Who Will Be Put to Work
by the City Monday
Morning.

Yesterday the labor commission met
and settled upon a number Of men to
put to work Monday morning on city
work.
All the morning and until 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, when the list Of names
WAS posted in front of the city hall,
men seeking work were waiting to see
whether or not they would be the lucky
ones to be in the first list.
At o'clock there were about 150 men
around the entrance to the city hall,
and they remained until Secretary How
ward appeared with the list and
posted it.
1t took some time for the crowd to
pass in line before the list to see il they
were on it. and very soon thereafter they
had scattered and the scene had resumed
its wonted peacefulness.
Quite number Of additional applica-
tions were received yesterday by Secre-
tary Howard from various courcilmen.
There are more applications than
there will be places for work, and what
the commission will do when Ii runs
out they do not like to talk about.
The men who 90 to work Monday
morning and work until Wednesday
night are given below.
The places where they are to work are
given, and the waTds.from which they
come. The list is as follows:
DowNEY AVENUE HILL.
First wsrd-H. F. Heaton, foreman !;
@. R. Gudie, Francisco Fernandez, Geo.
Barber, Romaine Wilheart, William
Henderson, John Scsnlan, l.. Brown, E.
j. Scott, G. w. Rowe, Thomas Deige,
w. kirkpatrick, II. nj. Sherman, N. B.
Candy, T. J. Valentine, Henry Gardner,
I. Bellew, T. g. Yorba.
ECHO PARK.
Second ward--W. E. Morford, FORE
man; W. L. Eaves. T. L. Sutherland,
David Steele, P. F. Kaunig, J. G. Ham
ilton, E. Fitch, r. s. Cummins, W. A.
Mclaughlin, G. J. Morrison, w. ].
Thompson, ]. M. Franco, ]. W. Taylor.
Paul Kruz. Alfred Bestie, g. w. Car
penter.
Eighth ward Thomas Riordan, W.
O. Donald. B. J. McGowan.. Teams
Orrin Smith, E. +. Easterbrook, Juan
Mesa, w. S. Barnett.
SECOND AND PEARL FILL.
Third ward--I. D. Stein, foreman
Luther EveriDgham, o. J. Sullivan. j.
D. Furdan, M. s. Whitcomb, ]. H.
Johnson, w. s. Little, G. H. Pennipg,
d. Il. Turner, S. F. Lavies.
Sixth wsrd-A. L. Wilson, Jeff Will
son, Robert Mcdowell, Manuel Gotta,
Robert Brown, N. W. Coffmsn.
Eighth ward-Thomas Cody, J. Gras-
cell.
Teams Charles Storey, E. A. Wolf, /.
l. Smith.
NINTH-sTREET CUT.
Fourth ward-A. III. Miller, foreman !;
Andrew HotfaH, Gussave Schneider.
Fifth ward-Wm. Blanford.
Eighth ward-W. II. Gladstone, A.
F. Freise, Dan Lynch, Martin O'Brien,
Thomas McManis, Vim. Mckinney, Pat
rick Clarity, Fred Remire, @. Connor,
Peter Nocnan, E. Tierney, Thoms Fo.
garty, E. S. Deusche.
Teams--Antonio MARQUEE, j. Burke,
George Walsh, A. Bricker.
EAST FIRsT-sTREET GRADING.
Seventh ward-Frank Farmer, fore
man Frank Brechsel. Charles schreiner,
Morris Shennan, H. Armstrong, J. P.
Douglas, e. L. Webster, William Win
ner, John mckinley, Moses Staples.
Ninth ward-Manuel Lazueta, James
Donahue, Herman Brugge, Ro-
mares, j. D. Richardson, d. P. Evans,
P. Bernall, R. Wardiow.
GRAVEL PIT, TRUMAN STREET, EAST LOS
ANGELES.
Seventh ward-W. w. Sheldon, fore
man; w. W. Wilson, Miles Allen, W. R.
Dunmire, John Reyes, John Hayes. s.
Mitchell, L. E. Bailey.
Eighth ward-P. Murray, II. Stein
ecke, J. Tharp.
The foremen are expected to report at
the city corral on Yale street Monday
morning to receive working tools for
their gangs OF men.