Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-15
THE CAUCUSES.
Selection of Tickets To Be
Voted TO-MOrrOW.
AN HARMONIOUS OCCASION.
List of the Nominees For Delegates
Made in the Different
Precincts.

The Democratic caucuses were held
last night in the ten precincts into which
the city had been divided, and in con-
trast with the Republican caucuses of a
few weeks ago they were very quiet.
There were in several of the precincts
two tickets in the field, but the opposi-
ton was carried on in quiet manner,
and in no case was there anything but
the best feeling expressed.
| THE FIRST PRECINCT
Met in the rooms of the Plata Fina Club
and made the following selection for the
caucus ticket: G. B. Patterson, Charles
Hayden, James Hanley, Judge R. Dunni-
gan, T. S. Meredith, N. S. Embody, J..
r. Frick, VIM. Vickery and N. G..
Hughes.
SECOND PRECINCT.
The caucus of the Second Precinct was
held at the Southern Hotel, and in this
precinct the opposition held its meeting
elsewhere. The following were Sc
lected as the delegates for the caucus
ticket, and we're said to be unpledged. w
Deveraux, G. w. Schroeder, E. Stein
man, Joe Romero, J. F. Gerkins, Thos.
McCafery, H. Sweeney, Louis Stone, G.
Massey, J. Davidson, G. l.. Hargitt, R.
l.. Garrett, j. Cavanaugh, P. Keenan,,
Jos. p. Rowan. M. G. Fordham.
AN OPPOSITION TICKET.
The opposition caucus of the Second
Precinct OF the First Ward was held with
Mr.. John P. Harvey in the chair. The
! following gentlemen were selected as
nominees for delegates to the Conven-
ton: Mr.. Harry Brownson, Captain
Blennerhassett, John P. Harvey. James
X. Gilman, Walter Devereaux, Freeman
Stewart, Hugh Sweeney, Chris. Hickson,
Joe Davidson, John Cavanaugh, A. Dug
gan, Tom Prindiville, J. B. Clark, Ed.
Hayes, M. O'Brien and w. O'Brien.
THIRD PRECINCT.
The Democrats of the Third Precinct,
Second Ward, held a most enthusiastic
meeting in Justice Taney's Court Room,
which was crowded to excess. The pro-
| ceedings opened at P. NJ. by the unani-
| nous election of Mr.. r. r. Dominguez to
the post Of chairman of the meeting. On
taking the chair, this gentleman made a
few remarks in very able manner,
which met with deafening applause on
conclusion.
Messrs. G. A. Stephens and Wallace
Eggert were elected as secretary and as
sistant secretary respectively, after which
the nominations of candidates for the
delegation were declared in order. Thir-
ty-six names were nominated with al
most lightning rapidity, until at s 80 o.
clock on motion the nominations were
closed. The chair having appointed
Messrs. Kaplan, Orfila, Stephens and
Eggert as tellers, the doors were all
closed but one, through which the voters
left, balloting as they went through in
single file. The work of counting the
1866 votes cast then commenced in earn
est, and lasted about an hour
and half, when the following
were declared elected amid loud cheers
v. Sentous, B. Arzaga. E. J. Conroy,
Chas. A. Stephens, H. King, Philip
Stoll, H. B. Stevens, John McManus, P.
Ballade, M. T. Collins, John F. Mackel.
John Fenton, E. H. Perry, Joe Maier,
H. Seebeck, Geo. Stephenson, P. H.
Mathews, John Moriarty, d. J Mccarthy
B. Radigan, J. X. Arhen, Joe Rech.
The following were on the opposite
tickets:
M. T. Collins, John E. Platter, Max
Lowenthal, Richard Maloney, Robt. R.
,Dominguez, P. Ballade, Lewis Levy,
Michael Welch, H. G. Weiner, John F.
Mackel, Phil Stoll, Samuel Moran, Chas.
A. Stephens, w. H. OAutt, DIR. T. J.
McCarty, Ralph F. Sepulveda, F. H.
Steele, Henry King, George Roberts,
Peter Haacke, Joseph Rech, Robert
Fowler.
J. K. Ahren, Robt. Craven, J. H. Tos-
ney, T. P. Fraser, r. Bustelos, John
McManus, Phil. Stoll, Joe Maier, H.
Endl, Celestin Save, M. T. Collins, L.
7. Jacoby, John Moriarty, A. Orfila, F.
II. Steele, P. Hack, Geo. Stephenson,
J. Harry Conlin, T. J. McCarty, Geo. D.
Roberts.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
The meeting in this precinct was held
in Judge Hutton's courtroom and
throughout the evening the proceedings
were most orderly. Mr.. Henry Baer was
Secretary.
i On motion of Mr.. w. s. Waters to the
effect that no one be allowed to vote ex.
cept those who gave their names and
residences was carried.
The following was selected as the eau
Gus ticket:
Dr. y. AuTtZ, u. Jay I1duCuoICo, f. d
Culver, w. L. Price, M. P. Snyder, s
G. Mcconnell. VIM. Bryson, D. J
Lewis, Hugh Glassell, T. Cooney, A
Davis, 7. Tusley, o. Silverberg, Johr
Schiek, w. s. Chelf.
The following were also placed il
nomination: B. H. Strauss, E. s. Liv
!; ermore, F. Linde, Harry Rose, H
Stevens, Ed. Roth, johnson Reynolds
E. lyman, M. Welch, Jr., M. Marsh
Adolph Davis and Garde Mahony.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
This precinct met in Panorama Hall
Mr.. F. Sabichi in the chair, Messrs.
L. O'Bryan and A. McNally, vice
president, and Matt Carr secretary. Ac
cording to agreement the following dele
gates from Boyle Heights we're selected
@. H. White, 1. N. Cochran, J. L
O'Bryan, L. F. Fisher, G.. S. Blake AM
w. H. Shaw. The following were sc
: lected for delegates from this side of tn
river: J. ]. Mahoney, A. Lindenfeld
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