The herald., 1896-07-24
Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets
THE VICE PRESIDENTS.

<AudiiiS, oP., SodDltIl, MI. IDpt, W. ID.
Cullen. VIM. Rommell, David Brandt,
DR.. Johnson, Judge G. S. Bartholomew,
Volney Metcalfe W. r. Dodson, ]. c.
Harmon, Mr.. Meredith, II. 3. Krukell,
II. S. Sock, f. r. Park, j. T. Ayers. Capt.
d. Gray, Soldiers home; Mr.. Rominer,
Mark Maloney, r. +. Del Vale, N. A.
Covarrubias b. c. Garbutt. O. T. Smith,
Geo. Kate, w. N. Best, r. II. whitehall,
M. b. Walker, DR.. J. c. Kendrick, II.
l.. Montgomery, George Kinds, Bert C.
Chandler J. w. Young, w. II. Rontzhan.
E. Millsop, l.. N. Sayer, b. +. Mcconnell,
John A. Kingsley w. b Kemper, p.
d. Greeley, |. S. Smith, II. Nadeau, Will
Fawcett, C. j. Willitt, Pasadena; r. NJ.
Thompson, Joel B. Parker e. ]. Davis,
Riverside; DR.. K. d. Wise, DR.. j. r.
Stanwood Santa Monica; Ben c. Tru-
man. b. Guirado. Los Nietos G.. A. Fu
diker. Lee A. Mcconnell, c. b. Hayden,
l.. V. Glasscock. j. 2. Rogers, S. j. Chap
pell, ]. F. McElheney, F. B. Mackin,
j. S. Bancroft Oscar Harrell, j. e. Mac
George Swanton, G. Il. Abbott. VIM.
Scheele. f. b. Colver. II. V. Riffel G.
H. Young, H. L. Martens, A. M. Green,
c. c. Clevinger, S. E. Fulton, w. H. Bird,
c. ]. Mack, c. E. Fisk, w. f. Collins,
5. e. Rude, A. H. Hetherington, c. Rus
sell. A. Hamilton, j. II. McWilliams.
r. Kelley, G. Hutcheson, T. Kerns, c. S.
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cite, S. Gray. G. Harvey, J. Bailey T. l..
Winder and Judge A. M. Bragg.
THE FIRST WARD ON HAND.
The Democratic and Free Silver Club
of the First ward is showing commend
able energy. All its members, about $50
of them, are requested to meet at the
room. corner Griffin avenue and Main
street at I o'clock tomorrow evening.
Thence they will march to Downey ave-
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the full parade. An ample supply of
flags, banners and torches is on hand.
A band and mounted escort will ac-
company the First wards parade.
SIXTH WARD STRENGTH.
The Sixth Ward Circuit Silver club
had rousing meeting last night at 1901
South Main street. and will be repre-
sented at tomorrow's celebration in full
force. They will be headed in the par
ade by the Vernon band of twenty
pieces.
This club has over 100 members. The
officers are p. l.. Shideler president; r.
W.Dromgold, vice e-president; Louis Her
zog. secretary; Capt A. F. Machey; ex-
ecutive committee, w. X. Dial, George
Hooser, w. b. Alsey. Wilson, Lee A.
Mcconnell, w. b. Raymond. Finance
committee. Frank Scheidler, L. M Grid
er. j. A. Churchill. Anton Scvansen, j.
w. Nance, Alexander Fraser.
The club will meet on Wednesday
evening at the corner of Vernon and
Central avenues.
The club will form promptly at p. m.
tomorrow. and, headed by a band of
twenty pieces. will participate in the
ratification parade.
Senator stephen NJ. White was elected
last evening an honorary member. A
number of speeches We're made.
SEVENTH WARD RALLY
Another ward Bryan silver club was
organized last night at 610 East Fifth
street and preparations completed for
a fine showing in tomorrow's parade.
EIGHTH WARD CLUB.
The Eight Ward Silver club was or
ganized last night. meeting at the cor
ner of Alameda and Banning streets.
Two hundred and seventy-five voters
from this ward are already members
of the Bryan Silver club
The meeting was called to order by
A. l.. Apffel. After explaining the OBJ
jects of the gathering a temporary or
ganizatiop was effected, s. E. Fulton
being elected chairman, c. ]. Dohl Sec
retary, and AL. Barrel marshal.
Mr. Ramish, a representative of the
central committee, made a statement
on organization.
The committee on finance as elected
were ] b. Franklin, J. e. Mcdowell and
p. Gibbons
The committee on arrangements, A.
l.. Appel, I. w. Gleason, and William
Toohy.
The committee on permanent organi-
zation, j. f. Jones. c. j. Dahl, A. L. Ap-
pei. 7. j. Cuddy and p. A. Linn.
A motion to meet again on Thursday
evening, July 30th, to complete perma-
nent organization was carried.
The line of march of the club decided
upon through the Eighth ward is: Meet
at p. m. sharp at the corner of Ban
ming and Alameda, then march south
to First. then east to Vignes. then north
to Also, west to Main, thence to start
ing place of main body.
BRYAN SILVER CLUB
The Bryan Silver club will assemble
at New High street opposite the court
house on Saturday evening at Z o'clock,
sharp, there to receive their flags, ban
ners and lanterns preparatory to taking
their position in the parade. All ward
presidents will please notify j. H. Foley,
10 Court street. secretary of the Bryan
Silver club, as to the number of torches,
flags, banners. etc, they will require.
All are invited to participate in the rati-
fication under the banner of the Bryan
Silver club.
GERMANS FALL IN LINE.
A we'll attended meeting of leading
German business men OF Los Angeles
took place last evening at the studio of
Prof. A. Willhartitz, to organize a Ger
man American Democratic club. Prof
Willhartitz was chairman of a club of
the same nature four years ago, and
upon his call the meeting of last night
took place. Mr.. William Morlock was
elected temporary chairman Mr.. Kurt
Won Staufen, temporary secretary. The
club decided to participate in tomorrow
nights ratification. The clubs initial
membership roll includes the majority
of the leading German business men of
this community
The next meeting will take place ut
DR.. ]. HorSch's office ia North Main
street, next Wednesday evening, when
permanent officers. will be chosen and
the organization of the club will be per-
fected. The Germans of Los Angeles
are all right and on the peoples side.
NOTES.
All horsemen intending to take part
in the parade will report to D. Botiller,
at the corner of Sixth and Los Angeles
streets, at o'clock sharp.
Each ward club is requested to notify
the committee of arrangements at PIP
New High street by noon tomorrow as
to the number of torches, ETC., they need
and their point of starting, that the COM
mittee may provide them with an es-
cort to the line of march.
The executive committee meets this
morning at 10 a. m. at 125 Temple
street, and the arrangements commit
tee at 116 South Broadway at o'clock.
A delegate from Rivera was in the city
yesterday and reported that strong
contingent would be present from that