The herald., 1894-07-28

been in the practice OF the law In Cali
fornia only two years, and did not think
il would be proper for him to take q
nomination.
Chairman Wsrdall took the floor, and
saying that it seemed to be the sense of
the convention to keep In the middle Of
the road, nominated District Attorney
H. @. Dillon for superior judge, who, he
said, had saved the county 100000
while in Office.
Mr.. Utley was called upon to give
some facts about Mr.. Dillon's conduct of
his Office, and read from an official re-
port showing reductions he had made
in the county's expenses.
Mr.. Tourneaux opposed Mr.. Dillon's
nomination, saying he trampled upon
the poor Industrials last spring. He
was choked off by the chairman under
the two-minute rule.
There was a parliamentary tangle in
which every body was talking at once,
and for half an hour the takers of the
convention. and they were many, sec
onded and objected to various candi-
dates. Finally, after long wranele, a
ballot was taken, and the candidates
received the following votes: j. B.
Dunlop, rs; A. G. Hinckley, 95; Cor
nelius Cole. go; W. L. Hemming, rs; H.
@. Dillon. 81.
Mr.. Hinckley was declared nominated.
The names of Mr.. Dillon and Mr.. Cole
were withdrawn. Before the second
ballot was finished Mr.. Hemming saw
that Mr.. Hinckley was ahead, and
moved that his nomination be made
unanimous. which was carried.
AS there was only one nomination for
public administrator. j. r. Rush, he
was, on motion, declared the nominee
by acclamatiop.
Mrs. Alix and Mr. E. F. Hutchinson,
before the convention for superintend-
ent OF schools, were ballotted for after
making short speeches, and received the
following votes: Mrs. Alix, 40; Mr..
Hutchison, Ill. The nomination of
Hutchison was made unanimous.
DIR. A. J. Bacon and DR.. Curran were
ballotted for for coroner and DR.. Curran
was nominated, receiving 206 votes, and
Mr.. Bacon 43. The nomination was
made unanimous.
Mr.. A. r. Street was nominated for
surveyor by acclamstion.
The convention then divided into su-
pervisorial. assembly and senatorial
districts and made the following nomi-
nations:
First supervisorial district-Nomina.
ton left to the county central commit.
| tee.
Third supervisorial district-W. F.
| Wheeler.
Thirty.sixth senatorial district-W. l..
| Moore.
Thirty.eighth senatorial district-J. O.
Blakesley, Clearwater.
Scveusieth assembly diatriot-George
| Young, Santa Monica.
Ssventy.first assembly district-A. L.
Taylor, Pomona.
Seventy.second assembly district-W.
z. Steele, Compton.
Seyenty.third assembly district-Mil-
ton Carlson.
Seventy.fourth assembly district-J.
W. McCrellis.
Seventy.fifth assembly district-Fred
Baker.
The following were also nominated
from few OF the outside townships, it
being decided that the remainder, with
the exception of the city township, be
| left to the county central committee:
Antelope-D. N. Foy, Jos. B. VIE
miller, justices; Marus Andrads, Edwin
| Y. Cammer, constables.
Fairmount-E. w. Edison. justice J os.
Rowan, Robt. Menzres, constables.
Ballona-J. o. Simons, John Mclean,
| Justices; A. L. B-own, W. F. White,
constsbles.
Long Beach-P. s. Jewell, W. W.
Lowe, justices; w. M. Tolle, N. T. Kim
man. constnbles.
Compton-W. s. Leonard, Frederick
Schultz. justices; G. O. Willets, Sand
ford 8. Smith, constables.
Wilmington-G. Lecompton, J. s.
Moor, justices; D. S. Irman, P. Winter,
constabes.
Los Angeles township justice, G. s.
Bartholomew; constables, s. g.. Rich
ardson and Dan J. O'Connor; city
justices. L. s. Seaman and d. Picket.
The following were appointed by the
chair as the auditing committee: L. P.
Abbott, W. D. Hinckley, j. M. Hard
wick, Judge Utley and Enoch Pepper.
The convention then adjourned, il
being l AS when the chair dropped his
gavel upon the table.