Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-11

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Newton. lls; George r. Batter, lie;
John Bloeser, lie.
Printed, or Times tioket--John Mans.
field, E. W. Jopes, 2. B. Millar, Cha.
Pickett, L. w. French, s. c. Hubbell.
r. J. Gilmore, j. VI. Quinn, j. r..
Book, D. w. Field, George n. Pike,
John Burns, Fred @. Smith, d. E. Bar
clay, w. P. Wade, James Booth, L. r.
johnson, c. f. Lummis, w. G.. Cochran.
Charles X. johnson, Il. A. Hall, +. Jor-
dan, 1. Phelps.
The members Of the Times ticket were
unfortunate, DR.. French receiving eve
votes, l. Phelps four, J., II. Book two,
aud the rest not vote, excepting, of
course. Messrs. Hall, Field, johnson
and Corhrane, who we're also on the
Boyce ticket, and were elected. Mr..
Hnbbell showed his ignorance Of the
Times slate, for, as it turned out, his
name was on II.
The opposition takes great pride in the
fact that Boyco ran six votes behind his
ticket, but the Colonel seemed quite I'M
disturbed.
The caucus was disorderly and uu.
ruly, and Major Furrcy approved him
self an excellent presiding officer in lick
ing the attendants into shape.
THE FOURTH wARp.
ru -. ...s. a..
pan.,II Y w. s s nv T.'.,r,,, ~ "a.
50 large, indeed, that the narrow di-
meDsions Of engine house No. were
wholly inadequate to tho accommoda-
; ;'vn =, ~ H. ~ ~ p'rs,ia hari.,a a.
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mary siuAI1p,k osei 'ne Aiue. in
W., sain'., sseas 80 ~ =. s,., ee'
s eno igh ii ' W. 1891 -, ~
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a 'u W rlrei' = an ie,iy, W. g. Pray
a.. " o' lv".. Ao Hhu =. ~
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pmsuaA, 80 'I' Tos 'uA r
Donneean and 4. Brown.
Before the voting was proceeded with
several gentlemen remarked the presence
of number of Democrats in the hall
and suggested the advisability of keep.
ing an eye upon them lest they attempt
to vote. An able bodied bouncer was
accordingly appointed with instructions
to throttle the first Democrat who made
an attempt to take part in the proceed.
ing'. Alter the removal of this source
Of annoyance the candidates as above
mentioned were voted for and elected
delegates to be voted for at the
primaries. After their election
a motion was made, seconded
and carried that the. delegates buy the
drinks for the crowd. The liquid re-
freshment not being forthcoming, an.
other motion was made to the effect that
the delegates elected be assessed fifty
cents each to defray printing expenses,
etc. This created stampede for the
door and the assembled patriots OF the
Fourth Ward rushed out INTO the foggy
night without the formality Of an adj
iournment. Tho majority are Boycs
delegates.
THE FIFTH WARD.
T., t,;o ,o;na. &C. h.
s' p s '. ny ~, a. % ,ouuu
'.2 ~ ~ III 'oi !, NJ nDoye.i'es.
l,ushy u'Von uun run, sut ne
WI Come up s'',,,'ns ~ sne convention
!" IN proAy "Jo' psn was On hahu'
any "'Vn,aSo ". NuoA, Daq. was noe az
'ens. .o',G~ns sen''es,en were
~ ". -; VIZ n,a' as r. =" xy ouios an
, "als -, Da1uy VI. y; "inaru - ..
a; MMoN'ey ~. hgn'nere 90 W
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I"tnh ~ =. "a. n az q VIM nlss
IT, III -. "a 20 'e u W. ~, ~ G LUTON o., Z.
- t W. 90, ID; w. Lee oV, D9o' Sompere
w. W. I Moin.osn o. w, H. Du99 o.
~ r. 9o on NJ geo. Duiiee "a, M ".
~.
The following gentlemen were de.
Jared elected:
Messrs. Mentally, Lemmert, Knox,
Rutan, Kelley, Badly,
iced, Lee, Dunn.
ALI Of the gentlemen placed in nom.
nation were required to pledge them.
elves to support the entire ticket.
When c. F. Rutan pledged himself Ma.
or Bell asked him il he would support
Walter Moore. Charley gulped three
n four times, like a fellow tacklnQ q
arge raw oyster, and said Eyes lille
vas elected.l
George w. Knox said that he could
'wallow any ticket nominated by the
Republicans, because he was o politician
aud not a newspaper. He was elected.) |
Quake berger said he always jumped
Dad candidates. He expected to sup.
'ofs the whole ticket, but would not
AXE an oath to do Il. The was beaten.l
Ben Ward refused to pledge himself
o support the whole of the State ticket.
>ries OF " That's rightN That's where
our head is levelF' followed his re.
marks. tde was beaten.l