The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25

Judge Mcguire on his return from Snr
Diego tonight, whose names were published
in Saturday mornings edition Of The Her
old, Will be at the Santa Fe depot at {
o'clock sharp this evening. There will be
no demonstration Of any kind, but It IL
desired to furnish Judge Mcguire with a
fitting escort to his quarters at the Ma
deau hotel.
Populists Ratify
The Populist county convention recon-
vened yesterday to consider the nominal
ton made by them for the office of district
attorney Judge Hutton, who was nomi-
mated by the Populists for the Office pre-
scented a formal declination and the NOM
ina ton of ]. L. Murphey. made by the Dem
ocrats, was ratified.
Phillips Endorsed
The Thirty-sixth district senatorial con-
vention of the Populist party met yester-
]. Noonan Phillips.
Harmon Named
The allied parties in the Seventy-fifth
assembly district met yesterday and NOM
mated J. V. Harmon. There was no con-
test and the nomination is said to be a
strong one from every point of view. Mr.
Harmon is widely known and of recognized
ability
New Headquarters
The Fusion parties have secured the
large tent which was used for the Demo-
cratic county convention at Santa Monica
last week, and will erect 1t on the lot on
Broadway near Second. formerly occu-
pied by the old Wigwam. The new tent
will be known as the Fusion or Union wig
wan and Will be fitted up with comfort
able seats for the convenience of the public.
All public meetings of the Fusion parties
in this city will be held at this place in
future.
The Populist party has secured head
quarters at room 142, Nadeau hotel. The
room will be opened tomorrow, and Chas
o. Morgan will be in charge
Eighth Ward Meeting
All Democrats and supporters Of James
G.. Mcguire of the Eighth ward are re-
quested to attend a meeting to be held to-
night at o'clock sharp at the United
States hotel to perfect arrangements for
the reception Of James G. Mcguire. who
will address the voters of the ward Mon
day night
A Correction
In the announcement of the committee
of arrangements for the Mcguire meeting.
published in Saturdays Herald, there was
a clerical error that should be corrected. |
The committee consists Of Dr. r. w HILL. |
the Democratic party; Fred
er.ck Baker of the Populists and R. II. |
Hewitt Of the Silver Republicans.
The Central Fusion Club
Tyrt, D ii, 4, -
known as the Los Angeles Union club. held
a meeting last night at the Silver Repub-
lean headquarters for the purpose of talk
ing the necessary steps to participate in
the reception Of the Hon. James G. Ma
guire. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed a committee for that purpose:
Judge Lucien Earle, Frazier NJ. Saliee, J.
Mills Davies. Thomas Kelley Judge Carl
Schutze and S. c. Fulton.
After the regular business Of the club
had been disposed Of. the following candi-
lates on the county union ticket made short
speeches: F. ]. Cooper. J. L. Murphey. R.
W. Wood, DR.. O. D. Fitz-Gerald. NJ X.
Young, c. L. Ennis, W. B. Scarborough, x.
R. Sprague and Alfred r. Street.
The City Campaign
Milton Carlson, chairman of the Peo-
oles party central committee has selected
rooms in the Silver Republican club house
IS his headquarters. The roams will be
we'll equipped and the city central commit
zee will be ready for business The fusion
committee for the city has been selected,
,ut the names will not yet be made pub
&c. Complete fusion in the city is antici-
,ated.
At Clearwater
Ralph Hoyt Will address the citizens Of
Clearwater at the town hall In that place
m Tuesday evening, Sept. 9th, at 7:SO
''clock. He will speak under the auspices
4 the Clearwater Mcguire club.