Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Delegat Chosen to the City
Convention.

Convention.
The Republicans of the city held their
primary elections yesterday, to cho o Sc
delegates to the city convention which
meets on next Tuesday to nominate a
city ticket.
In the First Ward there were four
tickets in the field, as follows: First
list-L. H. Emerson, j. Lopez, f. G..
Rs pdall, J. M. Obando, Jas. Velsir,
Allen Smith, T. w. Temple, F. Il. Pit.
ney, w. w. Stockwell, G.. w. Rowe,
j. v. York, D. w. c. Franklin, Jas.
Lockwood, Chas. Wickman, f. Schued-
dig, Paul Felt, DIR. T. c. Marks.
The second list was like the first, ex.
cepting that Vicente Sotello, M. Wetzel
aud j. McGraw replaced J. M. Obando,
I. w. Temple and Paul Felt.
The third list was: w. w. Stock.
well, James Velsir, DIR. E 7. Shoemak.
er, Gus Dietrich, c.. B. Woudhead, J.
McGrath, Hugh Sweeney, James NJ.
Tibbetts, j. Lockwood, John McChes-
ney, f. r. Pitney, A. E. Dixon, N.
Knick erbocker. Sam Chase, A. j.
Hechtman, Vicente Sotello, Rober.
sharp.
The fourth list was a badly mixed
mongrel made up Of all the others with
few new names run in as follows: Dr..
F F. Shoemaker, X. Pollard, A. e.
Dixon, F. G.. Randall, Charles Elton.
Allen Smith, F. Schueddig, F. R. Pit
ney, F. w. Tyler, w. w. Stockwel', G..
w. Rowe, j. M. Obando, Sam Chase,
z. H. White, George F. Abel, L. II.
Emerson, T. w. Temple.
In this ward there were two tickets,
the second being the same as the first,
except that j. c. Byron and E. B. Millar
replaced in the above list S. X. Adams
and Frank Walker.
Second Ward Delegates-R. Miller,
c. f. Day, w. Clayton, c. Conley, j.
Grimaud, NJ. McNamara, L. I.sdbetter,
H. H. Appel, George McLain, E. T..
Wright, j. j. Hall, j. MerIdith, Frank
Marsh, j. Manning, A. Cobler, j.
Soares, A. Smith, B. Levy, J. Skinner,
G. s. DeGarmo, s. Altamerano.
Third Ward Delegates-E. l.. Stern,
J. Roster, G. H. McNelly, e. 2. John
son,S. X. Adams, George H. Pike, H. HI.
Boyce, A. Caldwell, R. b. Young. L. N.
Breed, Frank Walker, j. w. Mckinley,
H. T. Hazard, r. Ranney, E. G. Burlin-
game, j. X. Skinner, j. M. Quinn, G.
l.. Fisher, j. III. Book, Fred. Smith,
Charles Ficket, John Crimmins, Theo.
dore Savage.
Regular Caucus Nominees--4th Ward
e. U. Powers, AL. Workman, C. H.
Clark, M. Ellis. Sam. Kutz. r. B. Rus
sell, w. R. Wilson, Sam. Gowen, }. w.
Wolfskill, E. T. Cook, d. F. Donegan,
A. N. McCurdy, c. Fl. Gorham.
Fifth Ward Delegates-O. 7. Barker,
j. S. Baker, H. Sinsabaugh, s. X. Lind.
ley, J. C. Oliver, R. Mercer, j. c.
Stewart, f. e. Woodbury., r. d. Wade,
A. P. Hoffman, C. B. Campbell, w. p.
Mcintosh.
In the First Ward the election re.
suited in the selection of the following
ticket
First Ward--T H Emerson, Lopez,
F G. Randall, ] M Obando, Jas Velsir.
Allen Smith, T w Temple, f r Pltney,
w w Stoekwell. G w Rowe, V York,
ID w G Franklin, Jas Lockwood, Chas
Wickman, F Schueddig, A Z Dixon, DI
I G Marks.
The regular ticket went through in
all the other wards. The vote cast was
very small in all wards. 1t is well un.
derstood that DIR. French will be thu
nominee for Mayor. 3,.
Sixteen delegates out Of the twenty
one of the Second Ward mot at Juig,
Cheney's Court room last night ant
nominatee for the Council Capt. Stomb
and John d. Imbree.