Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-14
POLITICIANA.
The Convention at Turnveretn |
Hail To-Day.

Hall, and it is expected that the pro-
ceedings will be concluded by O'Clock
this afternoon. So far as known no slate
has been prepared and no
combination arranged. Even the
wisest politicians yesterday were
unable to foretell what the result will be
to-day. The delegates themselves seemed
to have but one idea, and that was to
nominate men for positions who are the
BEST of citizens and who are likely to win
at the election.
The Republicans are growing uneasy
over the delay in the publication of the
official call for the primaries and con-
vention of that party. 1t is
the opinion that not only
the primaries and convention
should be called at once by the City
Central Committee, but the caucuses in
the different wards should also be called
by the same body. One caucus was held
at Boyle Heights on Tuesday evening, at
which Messrs. AL Workman. T. D. Rog-
ers. N. FL. Morrison, R. Fl. T. Du,yea.
S. G. Hubbell, s. M. Perry and J. H.
Bray were nominated for election as del
egates, and r. E. Wirshing was named as
Councilman from the Ninth Ward,
but it is claimed that the caucus
was not regularly called, and on Satur-
day other tickets just as legally arranged
will appear in the field in favor of other
parties for Councilman. Other caucuses
have been called in several wards, but
by whose authority no one knows, and
there is general idea that the "Court-
house Ring" is quietly working it's slate
through in this manner. The "Court-
house Ring" as it is called, is now a
much talked of body, and is composed
of the Union League, of which the City
Central Committee is supposed to be a
part, and of the employees of the officers
located at the Court House. This is the
ring which proposes to run things to suit
itself, and the opposition is becoming
quite strong. The Fourth Ward caucus |
promises to be quite lively tonight
at the corner of Pearl and Pico streets |
There are at least two factions |
in this ward. One wants Mr.. J. Frank
enfield for Councilman and the other is |
bound to have w. 8. Moore there.
There are hosts of candida ates for nomi- !;
nation for Councilmen from the First
Ward, among them being Messrs. G. N.
Judge Page, sylvanus H. G. Lang
workingmen cannot recover from the
prived of vo.ing at the primaries.
The action of the City Central Com
mittee in calling the primaries between
the hours of IL M. and P. NJ. they think
was done with view of shutting them
out and for the benefit OF the ''long
hairs"
The delegates to be in the convention
to-day are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-Judge. R. DUNCAN; A
and @. 4. Patterson.
Precinct B-C. H. Haydn, R. G.
Wilke, T. s. Meredith.
Precinct C-E. Inns, ]. E. Frick, J.
G. Foster and J. Baldwin.
Precinct Dc. H. Edison, G. E. Spen-
Ger, H. T. McCrabbe and E. D. Meredith.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct Al. J. Hanford, J. ".
Towns, 7. G. McCaffrey, Chas. Lautz,
J. J. Howell, Vicente Sanchez, J. S.
Redona. w. J. Murphy and Geo. Gray.
Precinct BIT Keefe, T. T. Savage, E.
J. Foley, w. Meade, G. F. Duffy, w. s.
Waters, H. A. Stevens and s. J. Filkins.
Precinct C-B. Taney, A. Ryan, A.
Davis, A. H. Schramm, D. Imre and D.
Moran.
Precinct Do. H. Violet and J. W.
Baer.
Precinct A-Conrad Jacoby, M. Morris,
A. G. Clarke, DR.. E. NJ. Griffith, B. W.
Layton, w. III. Taylor, w. H. Yunger,
Bertram Mason, M. Farrell, R. E.
Precinct B-Wm. Wilson, w. F.
VIM. R. Lewis, Chas. Chick,
Chas. Gassen, Joe Davidson, j. II. Arm
strong and T. E. Rowan, Sr.
Precinct C-J. o. Koepfs, CIV. Berry,
R. II. Smith and q. Won Valkenburg.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct Aired Morsch, s. Berliner,
Saml. Hamilton, J. G. McMenomy, D.
Botillier.
Precinct B-C. N. Williams, G. Elm
stein, F. Snyder, r. Q. Flourney, S.
Grant, J. H. Clancy, S. G. Ward and
Precinct C-General Chas. Forman, G.
W. Glownes, w. H. Roper, G. S. Vance
and 4. H. Bentley.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-G. w. Dickson, w. T.
brOurlcK, w. N. Durko anu V. y. hoWaus |
Precinct BID. Newhart, T. B. Blown,
J. I. Redlck and B. j. Reeve.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. M. Green, E. F.
Boyle and H. j. Stuhr.
Precinct BIS. A. Wilson, A. Pessell
and @. S. Parcels.
Precinct C-J. o. Mcdonald and J.
Marion Brooks.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precincts A. and B-P. M. Scott, G. E.
r. Martz, j. j. Naughton, J.
McIlheney, A. N. Bruhn, A. Lindenfeld,
J. Ashman, j. o. Hanlan, M. j. Nolan,
J. Adloff, j. Creamer and II. Kearney.
Precinct CA. Ramish, @. P.Kearney,
L. w. Kevane and G. Turner.
Precinct DIT. Mccarthy, A. H. Ru-
dolph, Con Russell, R. Sturgeon, W.
p. Jeandeville, T. Balkma
and N. G. Osetrhaus.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-W. B. Solomon, M. j.
Cahill, H. Sweeney, G. Hickson, J.
Gahey, ]. Ahern and J. P. Rowan.
Precinct B-R. L. Bouchet, II. Scherer,
L. Whitcomb and N. M. Quirola.
Precinct CA. Orfila, K. Richards, J..
]. Choate, L. Levy, J. Abbott, F. ".
Huggins, John Arseguet, J. J. Alvarado.
Precinct D-Henry King, J. Sullinger,