Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-12
THE REPUBLICANS.
They Hold Their Primary
Elections.
B0YCE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
He Loses the Fighting Third" But
Claims TO Have Carried
The City.
THE REPUBLICANS.
B0YCE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

tloihu0 W ilhft tuiiith
The City.
Yesterday was field day with the
Republicans, IL being the day set for the
holding Of their primaries. Ordinarily
party primaries are tame affairs but that
Of yesterday proved just the contrary.
The fight between the Boyce and Times
factions ia well known, Both have been
plunging the soiled linen Of the party
into water within the view Of the public
for many days past, and yesterday saw
the elimination. Caucuses had been
held on Friday evening and the Boyce
Republicans had the advantage OF the
Disgruntled. as the opponents Of Waller
Moore, Republican candidate for Sec
rotary of State, are called. This was
particularly the case in the
Third Ward, where the Boyce
ticket went through In the caucus
with whoop and almost without dis.
senlipg voice. The Third Ward caucus
was very nicely arranged but the jub-
liant manipulators thereof did not take
into consideration the fact that day Of
reckoning was nigh at hand Well,
hey ran up Agpinat that day yesterday
The polls in The Third Ward were
opened at twelve O'Clock, but long be.
tore that time such well known Repub.
licans as Col. Boyce, +. q. Gilmore, j.
w. Mckinley, w. 7. Williams, Dr..
French, ii. A. Unruh, J,W. Haverstick,
u. A. Hall and Others were seen busily
circulating through the ward and giving
instructors TO their adherents. Ii was
lively Eight. Nothing was spared on
either side to gain q vote and the San
Berpatdiuo contingent was fully repre-.
senied. Everybodys vote was chal.
hged but nobody's rejected. Some Of
the workers on both sides were men
Who are Democrats but avowod them.
selves as not averse to taking hand
where any fun was going on. The
"Burlinrame Brigade" came up smiling,
but the Royce crowd claim that Sonora.
town was too much for them. Take 1t
all around it was very pretty family
row and was victory for the ticket
issued and promulgated by the Times.
There are bitter heart burnings aud loud
talk about jumping the ticket in the
Convent on, but the Time crowd cay
that the smoothing iron OF peace will be
passed over the brows OF the kickers
d all be as pleasant .as May morn.
There is one thing certnia, the hopes OF
one boss have been knocked further into
the realms of Hades than a pigeon can
fly in six months, while the star of
young man who aspires to wear the toga
is in the ascendant.
Outside Of the Third Ward il is
said that the Boyco ticket is
ahead and that he will have a
clear majority of the city delegates. II
this is the case lively times may be an
ticipated in the Republican County Con.
veniion, which meets a 10 o'clock, Tues.
day September 2lst, at Turn Verein
Hall. II these Door fellows who are go.
ing to so much trouble and expense TO
get control of county convention,
would stop for moment and think
that every man nominated on the Re-
publican ticket will be relegated to the
walks of private life, by the voice of the
people, at the coming election, it would
be better for them.
The following are the two tickets
voted for in the Third ward, the only
contested ward in the city:
BoYcE TIckET.--W. G.. Cochrane,
800; w. C. Furrey, 222; H. II. Boyce,
PA; J w. Mckinley, 2l7; j, Roster,
22l; Ed Durham, 800; L. P. johnson,
2l5, L. A. Hall, 2l7; A. l., Bath, 225;
II Jevne, 223; II. T. Payne, 2l6; G. H.
McNelly, 2l7, L. c. Burlipgame, ll3;
L. C. Manning, 22l; d. w. Field, PIP;
C. w. Hicks, 2lS; NJ. g. McKoon, 2l3;
G. L. Fisher, 2l4; d. G. Stephens, 227;
Wm. Osborn. 800; A. }. Newton, 22l:
Geo, r. Butler, 2l5; John Bloeser, 222;
UNPLEDGED TIoKET.--Jobn Mans
field, 1856; l.. w. Jones, 1886; L. b. Mil
lar, 232; Charles Ticket, 900; l.. w.
French, 23l; S. C. Hubbell, 900; +. j.
Gilmore, 226; j. M. Quinn, 22S; j. II
Book, 232; d. W. Field, 234; Geo. II.
Pike, 229; John Burns, 23l; Fred G.
Smith, 227; ID. i. Barclay, 232; w. p.
Wade, 23l; James Booth, 22S; Il. z.
johnson, 1888; G. +. Lnmmis, 22s; c.
pinkham, $50; C. Hassen, 220; W.
Haverstick, 232; f.. Jordan, 227; l.
Phelps. 223.
Thus it will be seen that the only man
on the Boyce ticket elected is Dr. w. G.
Cochrane, which speaks volumns for the
popularity of tho Doctor with both
branches Of the party TO which he is so
unfortunately allied. There are yet
hopes for the Doctor.
In the First ward the regular caucus
ticket was elected with one exception,
C b Woodhead. There was q slight
discrepancy between the number of
MINES ON the voting roll and the number
of ballots found in the billot box, in
favor of the latter. This was declared
to be immatsrial, however, and the
count progressed with the following re-
,ult:
Number of votes found in ballot box,
235; f. G. Randall received $50; l. f.
Mosher, 22g; NJ. Wetzel, 226; W. w.
Sookwell, $50; J. McGrGw, 227; F. NJ.
Darcy, 2l9; Charles Wokmdu, 227; T.
A. Carey, 227; N Knickerbocker, 22S;
L. s. Palmer, 227; Allen Smith, 227; :.
II. Pitney, 227; J B McChesney, 1875;
Il. IL Raglaud, 2lS; J. NJ. 0bando, 227;
James Velsir, 1877.
In the Second Ward the following
caucus ticket was elected, about 250
votes being polled; G. IL. Bonebrake,
C. L Day, AL. Cobler, j, Manning, j.
Warren, I. Summerland, j. Soares, +.
I. Wright, J. NJ. Gregory, G.. s De-
Garmo, F. Marsh, L. Osborne, l.. Led
better, L. j. Lockhart, 5. Altamarino,
r. ID. Wade, C. Ii. Rowland, j. Mere
dith, M. II. Mcnamara, j. M. Frew, j.
Grimaud.
Following caucus delegates were
elected from the Fourth Ward; John
Lowell, 8. Sepulveda, j. J. Warner.
Jos. Wolfsklll, Martin Aguirrc, s. IL.
Gowan, ID. F. Donegan, Jas. L. Brown,
AL. Workman, S, NJ. Perry, G, C. Cook,
C II. Clarke, w. +. Bray
In the Fifth ward thee was no oppo-
sition to the slate, and the following un-
fortunates were elected: Messrs. Lem
inert, Knox, Fran&eniield, Rutan, kel.
ley, Raldy, Lee, McNally. iced and
Dunn.
All tourists are invited to attend the
Republican Convention next Wednes.
day. At this season of the year we have
no bull fights or celebrations of any
kind, but far be it from Los Angeles 10
withhold enter ainmentfrom the stranger
within her gates. Admission free.