Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-22
GIVE
PARDEE A FROST IN
VENICE CONVENTION
MACHINEPROGRAM WORKS SMOOTHLY
Politicians Gather Beside Sad'Sea Point With Pride
and View With Alarm i'll Same Old Way
Hammel Threatens to Bolt.
Some Candidates Chosen
CONTESTS FOR NOMINATIONS


? CONTESTS FOR NOMINATIONS
p FIVE JUDGES. LONG TERM
= G' A. Gibbs, Walter BOrdweII, G.
2 y. Bowen, William II. JnmisOn, (
2 George NJ. HOltOn, George II. Hut (
2 ton, James g. Rlves, Frederick w. {
Houser, waldo NJ. York, w. T.. (
3 James. 4
, SHERIFF--JOhn Burr. w. A.
2 Hummel, William II. Weber, Harry
2 M. Wilson, E. II. Werdin, w. A.
3 White. Z
) COUNTY AUDITOR.-uerbert q.
Dow, Lewis IL. Schwnebe. (
2 COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR-W. (
? o. Welch, John II. G,sh.
y COUNTY TREASURER--Char &
l.. Heartwell, R. IL. Wirsching, {
, John N. Hunt, Mark G. Jones'. {
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT {
OF SCHOOLS-MiIo A. Tucker, (
p Mnrk Keppel. &. Walter Monroe. {
, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR 4
, ii. Wickershnm, Frank BrysOn. (
> COUNTY CORONER-JOhn. NJ. (
= DunsmOOr, M. d.; Il. s. Lanterman, &
p Nj. DIT j. III. Trout, NJ. d.; William {
? Reynolds Severson. NJ DIT r.. f. (
p Clark, NJ. ID.
SIXTY-sEVENTH ASSEMBLY z
DISTRICT-GidcOn S. Case, John (
> A. Goodrich.
SIXTY-ETGHTH ASSEMBLY (
> DISTRICT-PrescOtt II. COgsvveIl, (
3 Ralph McNees, Thomas ID. Chap {
p man.
/. SEVENTY ASSEM- (
BLY, DISTRICT-Robson o. bell, (
3 Frank s. Forbes
FIRST SUPERVISORIAL DIS (
, TRICT-C. II. Barton, c. ID. Man- (
? ming, G. r.. Bemis. J. It. Brady. {
THIRD SUPERVIsORIAL DIS (
, TRICT-AI J. Graham. w. A.
> Lamb, s. It. EIdridge. (
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, LOS {
, ANGELES CITY TOWNsHIP-Jo-
) seph f. Chambers, william Fred {
> erickson, III. Fl. Rose. {
, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Los
, ANGELES TOWNSHIP-WiIlia {
Young, John w. Summerfield, II.
3 G. Austin, II. A. Pierce. J. A. Dom (
nell. 1.-TWO will be selected).
, CONSTABLES. Los ANGELES {
3 TOWNSHIP 1.-TWO to he se1ected)--
George w. COnnrt. Walter Bon
= ner, G. f. McCullOch, j. III. Della
land, George Brown. william J.
> Traeger, Oscar Chavez.
1H%&H9<3%>1%S4H 11<S%33S4S&N%%
he convention. like the faithful serv
INT that it thus far has demonstrates
itself to be. adopted without a murmu
he Australian ballot scheme.
Negroes Make Complaint
machines program was the cry o
color line made by the several negrt
delegates.
Complaint was made by these dele
gates after a brief recess during tn,
morning that restaurants along the
bier had been closed against them anC
he Santa Monica Bay Republican
,lub came to the rescue with an invi.
alton to the negro delegates to be.
come its guests at dinner.
Nominations Are Made
At the night session the various nom
nations were made, at $3.50 this morn
ing the balloting will begin and befor,
night it is predicted all of the candi
1ates will know their fate.
Throughout the day there were con
ferences between rival factions, wire
pulling by anxious candidates and at
tempts at trades.
The result of all the maneuvers NOR,
than ever demonstrated the fact tina
The machine is absolutely in control
at one stage of the proceed
ngs if vote could have been taker
would have been nominated
for sheriff by an Overwhelming ma
The stage when he went forward t.
register his name as candidate ant
deposit $40 with the secretary resulted
n demonstration that certainly woul(
nave resulted in his nomination on the
spot had the delegates been able to vote
1T that particular time.
How 1t Will be today may be a differ
ent story. In any event the nomination
will go either to Hammel or Burr, anC
t all depends upon whether the ma
chine can make a satisfactory trade
Schwaebe Is Hopeful
City Auditor Louis Schwaebe. who Is
after County Auditor Dow's place, eX-
pressed confidence last night that he
would be successful.
1t was practically admitted yester-
lay by one on the inside that a deal
re his ambitions, but it did not develop
whom "the bunch" would sacrifice In
,rder to save "Lewie."
Alumni and students of the law
school of the University of Southern
California met yesterday and made a
demand for the nomination of John w
for justice of the peace
or Los Angeles township. Whether
hey win out will depend upon the
pleasure of Parker.
In a general way the situation is
lbout the same as 1t was previous ia
he assembling of the convention yes
erday morning, and the political life
If every candidate rests with the ma
,hine.
"A dozen men in this convention can
name every man who will be NOM
said an old campaigner yes
erday
Arrangements Are Perfect
AS far as convention arrangements
re concerned they were declared to be
perfect.
The Santa Monica Bay Republican
lub had the affair in charge, and II
made every effort to insure a pleasant
-isit by the delegates and their friends,
The auditorium was tastily decorated
With national emblems, and the only
icture displayed was that o. President
Roosevelt, which stood i'm front of the
hairman's table on the stage.
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