Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
TINE PRIMARIES
The Democracy Preparing for the
Work To-Day.

The Democrats will to-day hold their
primary elections. The voting TO com.
mence at u o'clock noonl land the polls to
close at o'clock in the evening. This
will give everybody chance to express
their preferences. The test for voters is,
First. That they are qualified voters
under the laws of this State.
Second That they intend to support
the Democratic ticket at the ensuing
election.
POLLING PLACES.
The places In the city where the free
men can exercise their privileges are rs
| follows:
First Precinct-All Of the First Ward
south of Downey avenue and east of San
Fernando and Upper Main streets; Me
Manus House; VIM. Vickery, Judge; 9
delegates.
second Precinct-All of the First
Ward north of Downey avenue and
west of San Fernando and Upper Main
streets; Alameda Hotel; j b. Holloway,
judge delegates.
Third Precinet-All of the Second
Ward lying eass OF Main street; White
House; NJ +. Collins, Judge; 20 dele
gates.
Fourth Preeinet--All of the Second
Ward west of Main street; Supervisors
room; DIR. J. s Crawford. Judge; dele
gates.
Fifth Preoinet-All OF the Fourth
Ward north oi Seventh street and Stew
enson avenue: No. 2 Engine House; IL.
o. Bliss, Judge; 8 delegates.
Sixth Precinct-All OF the Third
Ward north OF Seventh street: Turave.
rein Hall C. Jaeoby, Judge: 10 dele.
gates.
Seventh Precinst-Atl Of the Fourth
Ward lying south OF Seventh street and
Stevenson avenue. aud all Of the Fifth
Ward east Of Main street; Martin 4
Rinkenhaehs store; ]. @. Mcdonald,
Judge; 3 delegates.
Eighth Preciucs-All OF the Third
Ward south OF Seventh street. and all
Of the Fifth Ward west of Main street:
Washington Gardens; ]. Brown, Judge:
delegates
There will be big fight over the
nomination for sheriff. and township Of
tees will claim some attention. There
will also be sharply contested fights in
the superyisoriai districts. There are
numerourous tickets in the field OF
which the following are few:
First Ward Selected by the Demo-
cratic Club. G.. b. Grimm, +. MeMsnus,
b. Gohn, J Davidson, NJ. A. Mcdonald,
NJ. Botello, Y. C. Fuentos, W. Deyer-
eaux and W. b. Salmon on the north
side OF the river. and J. s. Craig, Chas.
Hayden, J. +. Guirado, Chas. W.
Schroeder. II. NJ. johnson, John Cav
anaugh, Emil Dubodieu aud W. r.
Lewis on the south side.
Second Ward. = The Club put no
ticket in the field aud the two
following are put up by couple OF can
didates for Sheriff:
Third Preeinet-C. l. Northcraft, San.
uel Moran, M. T. Collins, NJ. V. Bis.
cailnz, f. Ballade, II. G. Weiner. Thos.
Atwell, Adolfo Rivera, Frank Wilken.
son. Chas. Gerson, L. Ii. Cohn, William
Bonett, j "A. Berry, Ii. w. Stoll, K. Ma
lony, II. w. Patton, NJ. e. Marsh. Joe
Maier, Sidney Lacey. Miguel Antunes.
Fourth Precinct. j. Tyus, j. NJ.
Baldwin, William Bryson. Thos. Botello
Geo. Denis, Ed. Smith, Geo. $. Hupp,
Jos. Kurt, Y. Bilderrain.
The opposition ticket.
Third Precmct--J. McMenomy, p
Ballade, II. Finney, J. ii. Conlan, Chas.
Golmer, K. W. Fowler, Chas. Gerson,
S. Lacey, J. I. Gaffy, Joe MAR, b.
Radigan, 7. G. Ryan, ?. Dominguez,
NJ. V. Biseailuz, ). Celestin, d. A. Mo-
riarty, f. Lambourne, S. Moran, II. w.
Stoll, Jose Perez.
Fourth Precinct.--Dr. J. kurtz, Ell.
Roth, Cyrus True, w. J. Tyus, J. NJ.
Baldwin, Y. Bilderrain, A. NJ. Green,
Nathan Coin, F. Linde.
Third Ward-Fifth Precinct: A. W.
Ryan, G. W. Burton, Geo. s. Patton.
Geo. c. Knox, Thomas McCaifrey, Sam
uel Prayer, L. Adam, 7. Morey, Phil.
Lauth. Walter ID. Stephenson, Conrad
.Iacoby, VIM. Clayton, l.. Roeder.
Sixth Precinct-T. f. Conway, W. N.
Workman, Henry Glass, j. A. Aguirre.
B. A. Yorba, Fred Hartman, W. s.
Waters, VIM. Carr.
Fourth and Fifth Wards-Seyenth
Precinct +. Sabichi, r. Rinkenbach,
II. Marischen, j. q. Mcdonald, Thomas
Leahy.
Eighth Precinct--J. D. Harvey, P.W.
Deckman, A. w. Barrett, Z. Blenner-
hassett, j. +. Humphreys.
The Democrats are advised to vote
early but not often, and it is to be hoped
that there will I've an absence of the
scenes enacted at the late Republican
primaries.