Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-06
AROUND TOWN.
The Primary Election of the
Republicans.
Opposition Tickets Placed in
the Field.
The Baseball Game Between Two
Prominent Club Mines.
The San Francisco Visitors Defeated by
the California Team-Other News
of Interest.

county convention to be held on Tuesday
morning. The polls did not open until
noon, but early in the day the spirit OF
opposition got abroad in some of the
wards and gave promise of an interest
ing contest later on. The opposition in
the sixth ward put ticket in the field
to compete with the caucus ticket, which
it was claimed was a one-sided affair.
Some of those numbered in the opposi
tion alleged that the caucus adjourned
with it's ticket completed before it was
time for it to meet. Those who were at
the caucus said that it did not adjourn
until O'Clock. This statement did not
break down the opposition, but only
lent fire to it's efforts.
In the third ward there were two
tickets out in the field against the eau
Gus ticket, and the majority of the work
ers in this ward were in favor of the
ticket that was defeated at the caucus.
The consequence was that it carried by
majority of about thirty
In the second ward the opposition did
not have much of a backing, and the
caucus ticket went through with a ma
jority somewhere in the neighborhood
of 400.
The seventh ward opposition was also
unsuccessful, the voters preferring the
caucus ticket.
In, the first ward there was but one
ticket in the field, and it of course won,
as follows G. N. Earl, w. w. Stock
we'll, w. H. Ledbetter F. Marsh, S.
Smith, j. M. Clark, D. D. Morton, H. J..
Moore, W. Mondell, E. w. Clark, S. w.
Tyler, G. A. Teel, r. D. Carpenter, L.
H. Whitson, G. Weeks, S. M. Brown, F.
R. Willis, D. Jones, N. Browning, E. E.
Munsey, T. P. Lyons.
ward was as follows: G.. P. McLain, G.
A. Stillson, J. M. Frew, Lee Rodgers,
Jack Best, F. H. McAlister, w. H. Davis,
A. L. Smith, P. M. Darcy, A. j. Nor
ton, Jack Skinner, J. N. Gregory, A.
Berry, d. w. Field, w. O. Dow, j. B.
Sanchez, G. Jones, B. w. Spiers, E.
Maud, John Morton, E. j. Niles, George
Atwood, AL. Graham, J. G. Wray, H. E.
Bemis, George Flood, S. Sepulveda, E.
II. Hutchinson, G. F. Rutan, w. H.
Thomas, Jacob Soares, T. T. Phillips,
Smith Oliver, S. G. Millard.
The opposition ticket contained the
following names: Jack Best, S. G. Mil
lard, John Morton, j. N. Gregory, G. O.
Green, Harry lies, B. NJ Marble, G. A..
Stillson,, r. A. Brown, J. M. Frew, d.
w. Field, G. G. Bonnell, Jack Skinner,
J.C. Harvey, G. p McLain, Johnny
Cline, L. E. Mosher, d. G. Morrison,
Captain H. Hutton, E. H. Hutchinson,
B. w. Spiers, F. w. Cherry, A. j. Nor
ton, T. E. Phillips, Smith Oliver, Tom
Goss, Ed. Wright, George Warner,
Frank Gibson, Robert Hamilton, Charles
White, G. B. Woodhead, E. Maud, S.
Hutton.
The successful ticket in the third
ward was as follows: F. j. Gilmore, H..
T. Hazard, W. G. Cochran, W. G. Fur
rey, E. H. Lamme, G. M. Wells, George
M. Holton, A. G. Jones, Anson Brun-
son, E. A. Forester, George Pike. Rob-
ert Owens, John Roster, Frank Nc
Coye, w. F. X. Parker, Frank Walker,
G. R. Shatto, w. G. Schreiber, M. T.
Owens, w. H. Bonsall George L.
Arnold, p. Clemence, R. D. Wade,
Newell Nightingale, G.. w. Cooke, N.
w. Stowell, P. A. Stanton, S. A. Adams.
The caucus ticket was as follows: H.
T. Hazard, w. H. Bonsall, w. G. Coch-
ran, E. A. Pomeroy, w. G.. Furrey, E.
H. Lamme. w. w. Robinson, r. M.
Thompson, G. j. Griffith, G. M. Wells,
John Van Dam, George M. Holton;
Charles r. Johnson, Williamson Dunn,
A. G. Jones, Arson Brunson, E. A. For
rester, j. M. Quinn, P. A. Stanton,
George N. Pettis, G. w. Hicks, George
Pike, John Haynes, N. R. Vernon,
George H. Stewart, M. G. McKoon,
Emanuel Hill, F. j. Gilmore.
The third ticket contained the follow
ing names: General John Mansfield
Fred Gilmore, 1. Thompson, E. Cliff
ford, s: K: Adams, Phil. Kramer, w.
D. Duff, w. O. Merithew, 7. N. Can
M Fairbanks, e. w. Van Altine, John
French, H. G. Wedgewood, Robert
Owens, A. Melsted, j. j. Houston, John
Bloeser, w. B. Hinkle, F. A. Salisbury
Frank Walker, George n Pettess, George
R. Shatto, George H. Arnold, w. G.
Furrey.
Only one ticket was put forth in the
fourth ward as follows: G. G. Allen, A.
J. Copp, l. r. Dunkleberger, Fred Eaton,
J. Frankenfeld A. w. Francisco, Chas.
Forester, NJ. Il. Higgins, George E.
Harpham, J. w. Haverstick, E. P. John.
son, M. G. Jones, j. A. Kelly, w. S
Moore, r. Mercer, H. u. Osborne, N
Sherman, E. L. Stern, George William
son, B. E. Ward.
The fifth ward ticket was as follows
Judge WeAF. Fitzgerald, Major George
H. Bonebfake, Freeman G. Teed, G. w
Pendleton, Horace Hitler, DR.. H. Sinsa
baugh, Thomas A. Lewis.
The caucus ticket won in the sixth
ward as follows j. A. Thornton
w. L. Wolfe, f. P. Sutherland, William
Niles, G.. r. Weeks, B. N. Smith, j. w
Hinton, H. Boetcher, T. H. White, DIR
Rozell
The opposition ticket in this ware
was as follows E. W. Fortune, George
Compere, j. l.. Murphy Louis Thorne
B. F. Kierulff, John Hall, Ed. Dalton
F. B. Bickford, j. B. Ramsey, Ed
Leake.
In the seventh ward the caucus ticke
also carried as follows: w. H. Warren
G. Malone, B. Smith, John McIlmoil
G. H. Humphreys, ]. T. Brown, P. L
Buddinger, ]. j. Vernon, R. H. Staten
Scipio Thompson, James Gunner, A. O
Adams, J. w. Davis, J. P. Peck, j. p
Wanvig, John Lowell, G, ]. Kubach, F
N. Pauly, F. A. Hamilton, G. f. Nun
son, H. G. Vignes, H. E. Stoors, F. A
Dur.
The ticket known as the Fehnemar
ticket was as follows L.. Ebinger, F
N. Pauly, J. J. Gosper, G. H. Humph
rios p r. Rudinper J. T. BraWn JOhr