Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-16
The Republican Primaries.


the County Central Committee,
Republican primary elections are
to be held next Saturday through
out this county for The choice of
fifteen delegates to the State Con-
vention. Tie test of voting at
these elections will be: "Have you
hitherto voted with the Republican
party at State and National elec-
tions, and will you vote for the
State and Congressional nominees
of the Republican party ot the gen.
eral election in September next %
For the purposes of the election the
county is divided into fourteen dis
tricts, each of which elects one
representative, except the Third
Ward of this city, which elects
two. The polls in each precinct
are to be kept open from ~ NJ. to 6
o'clock p. d.; and the tally list,
certified by the judges of election,
in sealed envelope, must be
transmitted 10 the Secretary of the
County Central Committee before
the lst day of June next. The sew.
eral districts are specified as fol-
lows:
District No. l, First Ward, Los
AnucIaS pitv 1NplaO0tn
District No. 2, Second Ward, Los
Angeles city, delegate.
District No. 8, Third Ward, Los
Angeles city, 2 delegates.
District No. 4. Fourth Ward, Los
Angeles city, l delegate.
District No. s, Fifth Ward, Los
Angeles city, Vernon, San Antonio
and Florence, delegate.
District No. 6, Anaheim, / dele.
gate.
District No. I, Westminster, Gar
den Grove and Fountain Valley, l
delegate.
District No. 8, Santa Ana, l dele
gate.
District No. 9, Orange, San Juan,
Tustin and Upper Santa Ana, !
delegate.
District No. 10, Compton and
Wilmington, l delegate.
District No. IL, Los Nietos, Sill
yer and Norwalk, delegate.
District No. II, Santa Monica,
Ballona, Cienega, Cahuenga and
Monte Vista, l delegate.
District No. Is, Pasadena, San
Cab,;ol nLl NTisoinn I'll Nnntoapd
Duarte, delegate.
District No. IA. Azusa, San Jose,
Pomona, Elizabeth Lake. Soledad,
San Fernando and Ravenna, / dell
egate.
The following places in the re-
spective precincts were designated
as polling places, and the following
named persons appointed as Judges
of Election in the respective pre-
ci1cts:
Anaheim, Kirby's saloon, d. E.
Miles; Azusa, Griswold's store, G.
Vaughn; Cienega, Butterworth's.
E. s. Butterwoith; Cahuenga,.
school House, Chas. Holszt; Comp
ton, Norton's hall, G. S. Fisher;
Duarte, school house, II. N. Lowry;
Ell Monte, Melzer's store, A. III.
Hoyt; Elizabeth Lake, Heffnel's,
I. w. Myers; Florence, school
house, r. Ramsey; Fountain Val
ley, school house, Horace Salter;
Garden Grove, Webster's store,
Con. Howe; Los Nietos, Eagan's
store, w. II. Russell; La Ballons,
P. Tibbits; Los Angeles, First
xNarJ NnlIaU otora TnIs m Na lIau.
do, second ward, Court House, ]. G.
Nichols; do, third ward, Turnve-
rein Hall, VIM. Ferguson; do,
fourth ward, Round House, NJ.
Whistler; do, fifth ward, Wal
dron's, B. G. Whiting; Monte
Vista, school house, T.. G..
Lincoln; Norwalk store, 8. G..
Baker; Old Mission, Raphaels
store, J. d.. .Durfee; Orange, j. E.
Anderson's store, ]. e. Anderson;
Pasadena, Banbury's Office, ]. Ban
bury; Pomona, Tonner's office, P.
G. Tonner; Ravenpa, school house,
w. G. Bowers; San Gabriel, Aliens
store, James Foord; San jose, Ru-
bottoms, A. II. Currier; San Juan,
Hers hotel, J. e. Bacon; San An
tonic, school house, u. III. Denman;
Santa Ana town, French's Office,
G. e. French; San Fernando, Mof-
fats store, c. Maclay; Newhall,
Fields store, d. w. Field; Silver,
Justice Williams's office, B. w.
Tarwater; Santa Monica, Chapin's
store, f. X. Chaplp; Vernon,
school house, J. q. An Stanley;
Wilmington, Van Vslkenberg's
store, Fl. Van Valkenberg; West
minister, Cooperative store, ID.
Strong; Upper Santa Ana, school
house, w. E. Ehanklin; Tustin,
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