Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13
THE CAUCUSES.
List of the Delegates Elected
Last Night.
GENERALLY QUIET MEETINGS
A Number of Tickets in the Field,
and a Warm Contest in
Several Places.

and q Warm Contest in
Several Places.
The caucus primaries of the Democ-
racy last night were, as general rule,
conducted in a most orderly manner.
They were called for half-past seven
O'Clock, and in many of them the dele
gates to the convention, to be held to-
morrow, had been elected before nine
o'clock. In some of the precincts there
was contest, which was quite warm,
but which ended without serious trouble.
In Precinct G OF the Eighth Ward there
were several tickets in the field, and it
was claimed that some of those who
were entitled to vote were prohibited by
the early closing of the ballot box.
There were 2S5 votes cast at
this caucus and the successful ticket had
121 of these. In precinct B Of the Third
Ward, held at Chicks stable. there was
a ripple of excitement at one time, but it
quieted down and the count ended
quietly. In precinct A of the same ward
matters we're very quiet and or
derly. There were in this, as
in all otl,er precincts, several
tickets in the field, but there was
no hard feeling because one or more did
not csrry the day. The friends of the
defeated tickets took matters good
naturedly and will be in the field
actively for the ticket as nominated by
the Convention.
In precincts G and D, of the Seventh
Ward, there were several tickets in the
field, and the fight for success was quite
warm. After it was all over the oppo-
nents shook hands and buried their diff
ferences.
Few of the caucuses expressed prefer
ences for the nominations to be filed by
the convention tomorrow, and it was
hard to tell from the tickets elected just
where the choice for nominations would
fall. Most of the delegates 60 to the
convention unpledged. The delegates
selected at the caucuses are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-Judge, R. Duningan; A.
Gundlach and G. r. Patterson.
Precinct B-C. H. Haydn, r. G.
Wilke, T. S. Meredith.
Precinct C-E. Inns, J. L. Frick, j.
E. Frick, J. G.. Foster and J. Baldwin.
Precinct Dc. H. Edison, G. E.
Spencer, H. T.. McCrabbe and E. D.
Meredith.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct Al. J. Hanford, J. w.
Towns, T. G. McCaffrey, Chas. Lantz,
j. J. Howell, Vicente Sanchez, J. g..
Redona, w. J. Murphy and Geo. Gray.
Precinct BIT. Keefe, t. T. Sauage, E..
J Foley, w. Meade, @. F. Duffy. w. s.
Waters, H. A. Stevens and s J. Filkins.
Precinct C-B. Taney, A. Ryan, A..
Davis, A. H. Schramm, D. Imrie and D.
Moran.
Precinct Do. II. Violet and ]. W.
Baer.
THIRD wAHD.
Precinct A-Conrad Jacoby, M. Morris,
A. @. Clarke, E. M. Griffith, B. w. Lay
ton, w. H. Toler, w. H. Juenger, Ber-
tram Mason, NJ. Farrell, r. E. McGregor.
Precinct B-Wm. Wilson, W. F.
Heathman, VIM. r. Lewis, Chas. Chick,
Chas. Gassen, Joe Davidson, j. II. Arm
strong and T. F. Rowan, Sr.
Precinct C-J. O. Koepfe, G. v. Berry,
r. H. Smith and G, Won Valkenburg.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct Aired Morsch, s. Berliner,
Saml. Hamilton, j. G. McMenomy, D..
Precinct B-C. N. Williams, D. Elm.
stein, F. Snyder, R. G. Flournoy, s.
Grant, J. H. Clancy, s. G. Ward and
Aiapa Prscines nes{; G-eeneral ohas. Forman, G.
w. Glownes, w. II. Roper, G. s. Vance
and E. II. Bentley.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-G. w. Dickson, w. T.
Brodrick, W. R. Burko and V. j. Row
an.
Precinct BID. Newhart. T. B. Brown,
J. I. Redick and B. j. Reeve.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. NJ. Green, E. F. Boyle,
and II. J. Stuhr.
Precinct B-S. A. Wilson, A. Pessell,
and @. 8. Parcels.
Precinct C-J. o. Mcdonald and j.
Marion Brooks.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precincts A and B-P. M. Scott, G. T..
Robinson, r. Martz, J. J. Naughton, j..
Mcnheney, A. N. BruhM, A. Linden
|f.ld, j. Ashman, J. o. Hanlan, M. j.
Nolan, j. Adolf, J. Creamer and H.
Kearney.
Precinct CA. Ramiah, @. P. Kearney,
L. w. Kevane and G. Turner.
Precinct DIT. Mccarthy, A. H. Ru-
dolph, Con Russell, r. Sturgeon, W..
Fl zgerald, P. Jeandeville, L. Balkma
and N. G. Oslerhaus.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. B. Solomon, M. J..
Cahill, II. Sweeney, O. Hickson, j..
Gahey, ]. Ahern and J. P. Rowan.
Precinct B-R. L. Bonchet, II. Scherer,
L. Whitcomb and N. M. Quirola.
Precinct CA. Orfila, K. Richards, J..
J. Choate, L. Levy, J. Abbott, F. w.
Huggins, John Arseguet, J. j. Alvarado.
Precinct D-Henry King, ]. Sullinger,
P. Ballade, George Booth, Thomas Low.
ell, Michael Dorsey, W. Moyle, J. Hav-
ernaas, ]. Mackel and H. Q. Branscom.
n NINTH WARD.
Precinct A-Dr. j. M. Harris, w. w.
Fisher, f. Cobb and B. Chandler.
Precinct B-Hon. w. II. Workman, G.
II. White, ]. O.. Sullivan and ]. w.
Drown. m
49, Tive Accidents.
A laborer named John Johnson, EN-.