Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
DEMOCRATIC CAUCusEs.
ward Nominations of Delegates
TO the CITY Convention.

10 the City Convention.
Tie Democrats of the First Ward
were called to order last night at the
Southern Hotel by j. Davidson, of the
City Central Committee. q. l.. Stearns
was mentioned for chairman, but very
properly sat down upon in consequence
of his being Republican in disguise,
and n A. Mcdonald was elected chair
man. W. T. Lambie received the nomi-
nation for Councilman. The following
were then nominated as delegates to the
City Convention: w. Lacey, w. r.
Lewis, j. Davidson, L. N. Mitchell. v.
L. Sanchez, G., B Griffin, H. Stuhr, c..
Kearney, A. z. Anderson, j. Baldwin,
j. D. Murphy, G. H. Watts. G. L. Mes
lager, N. A. Mcdonald, c. 2. Thurs.
ton, C. Hayden. c. A. Rowley. Uriah
Embody, C. w. Schroeder and T. Nc.
Gallery.
THE SECOND WARD.
According to the call of the Democratic
City Central Committee, the Democrats
of the Second Ward, met at Judge Brun-
sons court room. The meeting was
called to order by Mr.. j. J. Mccarthy,
who after explaining the purpose of the
meeting, stated that the next in order
was the election of Chairman.
Mr.. j. j. Mccarthy was unanimously
chosen Chairman of the meeting and
A. c. Roques, Secretary,
The next thing in order was the NOM
ination of thirty delegates to the City
Convention, to be voted for at the prim.
aries next Monday. The following gen.
tlemen were nominated as follows.
M. H. kimball, M. Il. Collins, ]. j.
Comocy, p. Ballade, M. Teed, A. G..
Roques, c. l.. Northcraft. H. Fenny,
R. r. Dominguez, M. Methvine, VIM,
Moore, J. A. Berry, r. A. Ling. J. j.
Mccarthy, P. 0. Wilkinson, H. King,
james Brennan, r. F. Sepulveda, Sam.
Moran, w. r. Stevenson, F. H. Steele,
VIM. Bryson, 7. J. Cuddy. Charles
G .rson, Henry Sheir, w. M. Pridham.
j. Yorba, A. Quent, Charles Schroeder,
Allen Cam.
A motion was made and carried that
the gentlemen above named, be declared
the choice of the meeting, as delegates to
be voted for at the primaries next Mon.
day.
A motion was made and carried that
the two councllmen from the Second
Ward be nominated by the delegates
elected to the convention.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE THIRD WARD
Met in the Council Chamber and nom,
mated the following delegates; R. c.
Carleton, j. r. Mathews, NJ. Wicks,
Bryson, = Mccarthy, f. Hardness, c.
Gassen, j. O'Neill, l. w. HelIman, w.
H. Carlin, c. Jacoby, H. Baer L. Rob-
erts, M. Morris. A. Hamilton. A. F..
Mackay and D. Botello. Fred Morsch
received the nomination for councilman.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE FOURTH WARD
Met at engine house No. 2, on Main
street. S. F. Fisher, of Boyle Heights
was called to the chair. On motion
Mr.. Fisher was elected permanent Pres
ident and Ellis Powell Secretary.
The following gentlemen were nomin.
ated as delegates to the City Conven-
ton, subject to the election tomorrow:
w. j. A. smith, B. Chandler, G. Steven.
son, r. Martin, w. s. Barton, w. w.
Fisher, Ellis Powell, c. Alexander, E..
Workman, E. Blennerhassett, F. Nc.
Ginley, D. Morarity, Thos. Parsley, j..
Donovan, Thos. Froelinger, d. Decker.
The selection of councilman was re.
ferred to the delegates elect.
AT THE FIFTH WARD.
| s. M. White called the meeting to
order. j. P. Moran was elected Presi.
dent and VIM. Crawford. Secretary. d.
NJ. McGary received the nomination for
Councilman. The following were Sc.
lected as delegates: w. r. Burke, J..
P. Moran. r. Dunnigan. J. D. Med IN.
aid, Charles s. Parcels, G. w. Glowner,
John Maskell, w. A. Field, Louis Mar
tin, Jose Correa. A. j. Cooper, John
Weber, J. w. Deckman. d. E. Wilson.
THE PRIMARIES.
At the primaries tomorrow the polls
open at IL NJ. and close at p. NJ.
| The following are the polling places,
judges OF Primaries and number of dele.
gates:
First Ward-At Southern Hotel, San
Fernando street; Jerry Baldwin, Judge;
twenty delegates.
Second Ward-White House, corner
of Los Angeles and Commercial streets;
Nj. I. Collins, Judge; thirty delegates.
Third Ward-Turnverein Hall; M
Morris, Judge; sixteen delegates.
Fourth Ward-Confidenc Engine
House; o. H. Bliss, Judge; sixteen del.
egates.
Fifth Ward Washington Gardens
d. V. Waldron, Judge: fourteen dele,
gates.
Total number of delegate, ninety-six.
The test shall be: 'Do you promise
to support and vote for the nominees of
the Democratic City Convention"
THE CONVENTION
Will be held on Wednesday, December
lst, at Turnverein Hall, assembling at