Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-30
THE ELECT.
Democratic Delegates TO the
Municipal Conventions.

Dcmocf0tfc Delegates TO the
/ Municipal Convention.
The Democratic primaries yesterday
were in the main quiet affairs. The vote
cast was moderate in some wards and
unusually large in others.
In the First Ward there was no oppo.
sition, and the following ticket was
elected by eighty. five votes:
FIRST WARD DELEGATES.
w. Lacey. w. r. Lewis, j. Davidson.
~. N. ! MITCHELL v. L.. Sanohez, &C. b!
Griffin. H. stuhr, G. Ksarney. A. P. An.
derson, ]. Baldwin, ]. D. Murphy. G..
HI. Watts, G. L. Mesnagsr, N. A. Nc
Donald, G. P. Thuston, q. Hayden, C.
A. Rowley, Uriah Embody,C. w. Schroe.
der, T. McCafsry. In the
SECOND WARD
There was developed pronounced op.
position to j. A. Berry, for no personal
reason, butrimpH because he had work
cd against certain nominees on the coun.
ty ticket at the late election. How well
Democrats remember this will be seen in
the fact that Berry was beaten nearly
three to one. Following are the elected:
M. H (. Kimball, M. I. Collins, j. ].
Comocy, T. Ballade, NJ. Teod, A. q.
Roques, G. H. Northcraft, II. 'Fcnny, Il.
X. Dominguez. MI. Methvin, VIM.
Moore, P. G. Dornalsch, K A. Ling, III
]. Mccarthy. T. O. Wilkinson, II. King,
James Brenan, r.. II. Sepuiveda, Sam
Moran, w. r. Stevenson, F. h. Steele,
VIM. Bryson, t.. j. Cuddy. Chas. Ger.
son. Henry Shier, VIM. Pridham, J.
Yorba, A. Guent, Ch. Schroeder, Allen
Cam.
There 422 votes cast, Of which all the
ticket received the full count. excepting
Berry whoi got only LOG, while the man
who was pnt in his place, P. c. Dorm
aiech, got 3l4.
THIRD WARD.
The contest in the Third Ward was
unmarked by incident with the excep.
tion that ticket containing all of the
caucus nominees but John Bryson, Jr.,
for whose name that Of General j. K.
Matthews was substituted, was indus.
triously circulated. This opposition to
Mr.. Bryson was developed by the fact |
that he worked and voted against GER
tain nominees OF the Democratic party
at tho late general election. The Dem
ocrats determined TO quietly express their |
disgust at Mugwumpism, not by loud
talk or assailipg mans character but |
by showing these gentry 1t the ballot |
box that they must keep faith and stand |
up to the rack. Mr., Bryscn only re-
ceived SO votes while General Mathews,
who did not know that he was o can
.didate. got the handsome number of 1874
votes out of total of 1874 Following
are the delegates from this ward:
4 4. G. Carleton, J. F. Humphreys, M.
Wicks, r. R. Matthews, F. Hardness.
G. Gsssen, j. O'Neill, 1. W. Hellman.
w. HI. Csrlin, C. Jacoby, H., Baer. F,
Roberta, M. Morris. o. HadaiIson5s -
-BotillersA. F. Mackay.s
THE FOURTH WARD.
There were $50 votes cast in the
Fourth Ward. There was well or
ganized opposition to the Council nomi-
nees, which were as follows: w. J. A.
Smith, G.. Stevenson, R. Martin, c.
Alexander, E. Blennerhassett, B. Chand-
Ter, J. Donovan. Il. Powell, =. Work
man. F. Mckinley, Thomas Parsley, d.
Dsakers, Theo. Frohlinger, w. 8. Bar
ton, w. w. Fisher, D. Moriarty. The
men who received majority of the
votes cast were: D. A. Moriarty, w. J.
A. Smith, B. Chandler, D. Deakers, w.
y. Barton, e. H. Workman, G. Alex
ander, Theo. Frohlinger, S. J. Beck, G..
Stevenson, J.J. Woodworth, B. Cohn,
A. Glasssll. P. NJ. Scott. I. Donovan, o.
H. Bliss.
THE FIFrH WARD.
: In this ward there Yves very little op-
position developed. and the ticket elect
ed was "a follows:
w. r. Burke, .J.f PS Moran, r. Dun
nigan, J. d. Mcdonald. C. s. PARCELS,
u. w. Glowner, John Maskell, w. H.
Field, Jose Correa, A. j. Cooper. d. C.
Wilson, p. w. Deckman, A. Rinken-
tach.
There were forty-one votes cast, and
the delegates nearly all received the full
The Judges who have not given their
official report Of the election will send
the same to Mr.. Patton. at the HERALD
office, tomorrow as early as possible.
The Second ward delegates will meet
in Judge Brunson's courtroom this even
ing at 7:S0 o'clock to nominate two Coun-
cilmen. M. Teed Is spoken. of as one
OF the two.
Delegates from. the Fourth ward to
the Democratic City Convention will
meet tonight at 7:30 at Confidence En-
gine house to nominate two candidates
to tho Council.
The convention will meet in Turn
verein Hall tomorrow night at s O'Clock
TO make city ticket.