Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-11
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Election in the Contesting Districts
Altogether One-sided.


Altogether One-sided.
The Democracy held their primary cleo
ton in this city yesterday to elect delegates
to the County Convention, which meets in
this city tomorrow.
1t was very quiet election, there was nc
crowd around the polls at any of the PIE
cincts.
The result of the election was a surprise
to many, who expected to see close vote
What is termed the stephens ticket d
carried all the contested precincts but one
and that was lost by majorities from to
Is. The other precincts were carried by
majorities from to 6, to l.
The delegates elected are as follows:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Wachhorst, Steve Maroney, NJ. ]. Sullivan
John Kelly, r. Wamb)e, Henry Kohn, Jr.;
NJ. Roland.
Second Precinct-J. Frees, G. Heisen,
Fox. R. Allen, ?. Flynn, T. W. White, j
f. Ramage, Charles Rood, j. McQueeney
| Thomas Mccartney, j. Palm.
Third Precinct-M. J. Burke, James
Hughes, John Riley, w. S. Harris, Victor
NJ. Hartley, W. E. Click, Al. Farwell
William Lote, John Kehrer, j. Shelley, j
Wagner, Peter wager, John Doe, L. H
Sullivan.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-A. Black, Martin White
James Laughlin, G. 3. Chase, P. Keenan,,
John Black, J. Bagley, Frank Quinn, Jas
Gill, w. Hawthorne, Chas. Fake, B. Fer
rant.
Second Precinct-J. N. Payne, Thos.
Burns, w. S. Shields, Edward Dolan,
Frank Smith, D. ]. Considine, Donald Ross,
A. Strauss, VIM. Higgins, G. w. Blsnch-
ard, John Parsons. VIM. S. Skinner and P.
Roach.
Third Precinct-R H Singleton, E. Nc
Graw, John Divine, P. H. Scally. c. Gran
dali, A. j. Shields, II. G. Weeks, T. Swee-
ney, John Kane, Gerald Keegan, ]. H.
Coffee, John Laffe, D. Shannahan, W. H.
j. Brown and Leonard P. Stevens.
Fourth Preciuct-Hugo Hornlein, A
Sweitzer, ]. w. Marsh, P. Costello, Miles
King, Edward Sullivan, ]. Glass, E. P.
Byrne, J. D. Heating, James Touhey, T.
Costello, W. H. Devine, J. Carroll Jr.,
James Divine and Edward Holmes.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
First Precinct-James H. Groth, K. 0.
Cravens. w. d. Comstock, Joseph Hahn,
G. G. Picket, Robert Barnett, L. N. Berke,
John Toomey, A. B. Blair, Frank Ysger,
NJ. II Sheehan, Ed Shirland
Second Precinct Chester W. Eldred,
Louis Nicolaus, Ed. Coffee, n. r. Beard,
Henry Dehn, George w. Nichols, Il. C.
Irvine.
Third Precinct-R. NJ. Clarken, T. w,
O'Neill. L. NJ. marlborough, b. Lucev,
Thos. O Halloran. J. ]. O'Connor w. w.
Ellis, Richard Caverly, NJ. L. Tolland,
Patrick Burns.
Fourth Precinct-Chas. A. Jenkins, D. J.
Mannix, Matt. L. Johnson, NJ. S. Nevis,
VIM. Laufkotter. Anthony Greene, w. A.
de Shields, Martin Emerine
1t is conceded on all sides that the
Stephens ticket will have majority of
twenty eight in the city delegation, and
will have large following in the country.
John Rooney came in from Brighton
bright and early last night and announced
that the g Stephens ticket s" was defeated in
| that precinct.
Country delegates who have proxies for
| sale will be IN demand, as both sides are
determined to fight it out to the bitter end
and few dollars for few votes will be no
object.
Dan Considine, who manages things in
the Second Precinct of the Second District,
when the polls closed thought he was de-
feated. At least that is what he said.
| When the vote was counted Consdine s
ticket led, the vote being 1872 to IL, and
Dan was happy.
John Black engineered matters in the
First Precinct of the same district, and
came up smiling with score of 10S to 81.
J. NJ. Sullivan looked after the polls in
the First Precinct of the First District
There were no flies " on Jack" for the
result stood in his favor SO to %, with an
inning to spare.
Dick Singleton proved conclusively that
he is boss" for he rolled up vote OF
90 to 81 at the Pacific Hotel.