The herald., 1896-02-25
Motive FOR Los ANGELES
Meeting.Place for the Demo-
cratic State Convention
NON.PARTISAN INVITATION
City Council Telegraphs Chairman Gould
Cordial Welcome
eapt. n. Z. Osborne on Behalf Of the Republic
cans Extends . Cordial Welcome to
the Democratic Brethren

Sue Oem0CrotlC brethren
The project advanced by The HERALI
70 bold the next Democratic state conven'
ton in Los Angeles has met with universal
favor.
Without regard to party, citizens have
united in sending to members of the Dem
ocratic state central committee with whom
they had the honor of personal acquaint
ance invitations to hold the next conyen
ton here.
Yesterday afternoon the city council
took action and on behalf of the munich.
pality an invitation was extended to the
Democratic party of California, through
the chairman of it's state organization, to
hold the state convention in Los Angeles.
Councilman Snyder, at the council meet
ing yesterday afternoon, moved that the
president of that body be directed to tele-
graph to f. H. Gould, chairman of the
Democratic state central committee, Stock
ton, CAL, the following message:
s'On behalf of the mayor and common
council of the city of Los Angeles we eX-
tend to you. as chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, the hospitality of
the city, as the place for the meeting of the
next Democratic convention"
President freeman G. Teed, on behalf of
the Republican majority in the city coun-
Gil, seconded the motion.
1t was put to vote and carried unani-
mously.
Later in the day Capt. Fl. z. Osborne,
editor of the Evening Express, on behalf of
ern California, sent to Chairman Gould the
following telegram:
'sAs Republican, and speaking on be.
half OF the Republicans of this section of
the state, desire to extend to you as rep
resentative Democrats of California a
hearty and cordial weJoome to Los Angeles,
should you select our city as the meeting
place for your next state convention"
At 5 p. m. Secretary Charles Willard of
the chamber of commerce sent to Mr..
Gould the following telegram:
''Speaking in my individual capacity, I
desire to state that we all would be glad of
the opportunity to greet our Democratic
fellow citizens of California in state con-
vention in this city,
Following is list of the members OF the
Democratic State Central Committee. If
you are personally acquainted with
member do not fail to address him at once
and ask him to vote for Los Angeles as the
place of meeting for the next state con-
vention.
Alameda u. Wells, George W.
Dennis, Jr.
AIn;Da-W w uaruay
Amador-W. j. McGee.
Butte-L. E. Norton.
Calaveras-T. Hawes.
CoIusa-John Boggs.
Contra Costa-T. A. McMahon.
Del Norte-R. J. Murphy.
FL Dorado-L. G.. Carpenter.
Fresno-J. w. Ferguson, E. D. Edwards.
Gienn-W. H. Kelly.
Humboldt. B. Smith, A. F. Nelson.
Inyo-A. w. Eibeshutz.
Kern--No choice.
Kings-T. H. Hughes.
Lake-L. H. Boggs,
Lassen--A. L. Shinn.
Los Angeles-John W.. Mitchell, W. r.
Roland. W. H. Webber, Thomas Savage,
W. R. Burke, NJ. G. March.
Madera-W. j. Peters.
Marin-J. H. Wilkins.
Mariposa-J. A. Trabucco.
Mendocino-No choice.
Merced-Robert Tracy.
Modoc-James Wiley.
Mono-J. f. Parr.
Monterey-Thomas Renison.
Napa C. L. La Rue.
Nevada-W. F. Prisk.
Orange-George w. Minter.
Placer. S. Mariner.
Plumas-C. R. Thompson.
Riverside-C. ]. Davis.
Sacramento-M. R. Baird, I. E. Alexan.
der, P. J. Shields.
San Benito-William Palmtag.
San Bernardino-A. B. Paris.
San Diego-A. L. Cochran, c. B. Dag
gett.
San Francisco - George E. Acker-
son, ]. j. Fitzgerald, L. P. E. Troy,
Joseph G. German, d. j. Maho-
ney, Robert Boyd, Harry d. Morey,
II. B. McAvoy, Charles r. Wilson, j. A.
Fenton, W. H. Byington, William N.
Gwinn, X. Barnett, Matt Fallon. j. j.
Synch.
San Luis Obispo-J. W. Barneberg.
San Mateo-George W. Fox.
Santa Barbara-R. p. Garfield.
Santa Clara. II. Henry. B. c. Hogan, E.
N. Casey.
Santa Cruz-Thomas Beck.
Shasta-Clay W. Taylor.
Sierra-Frank r. Wehe.
Siskiyou-H. B. Gillis.
Solano-John G. Ryan.
Sonoma-J. p. Rogers, Henry S. Wood,
Stanislaus-J. Davidson.
Sutter-L. P. Farm er.
Tehama-D. r. Wiley.
Trinity ohm McMurray.
Tulare-N. o. Bradley.
Tuolumne-Grank Grose.
Ventura-John McGonigle.
Yolo-E. G. Russ.
Yuba-D. P. Donahue.
San DISQUALIFICATION De Vries, j. A.
Sheppard.
ENTERED ON THEIR SENTENCE
cIune, Stanwood and Ross Sent to the County
Jail