San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-24
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
List of Delegates to the County Re
publican Convention.

publican Convention.
The primaries last night were conduct
ed very quietly and buSineSS-like and del
egateS were chosen as follows:
Precinct No. IA. j. Evans, w. w.
Blair, ID. G. Ruby, l.. Smith, c. NJ. Kings
ley, and S. L. Coleman.
No: &C. Varney. A. Pusch, r..
Pusch, G. +. Coburn, T: Vail, J; p; Kline,
Frank Kline, Frank Kellar, r. +. Nc
Hugh. c. A. Slough, Gus. Small, A. Git
finger. James McCue, John Zimmerman,
j. =. Neuffort, r. Nichols, VIM. thinner
mann, c. A. Lyford, f. L. Tutflly, c. A.
Carnahan.
No. 3.-Otto Solms, Il. b. johnson,
Chas. Oppermann, Henry Bode, j. Noise,
Louis Rummell. Henry Walters, Chas
Christian, Fritz Rummell.
Kinney, J. Rips, L. Rummel, d. Heder,
NJ. Vidal, A; Lopez, d. Flores, John
Patzig, E. Walter, Louis Walter.
No. 5.-M. Eggling, j. n. Walters, Gus
Haas, H. P. Hoefgen, VIM. Hamilton,
Theo. Artzt, A: o. Hewitt, H. Kalisky,
X: w. Lay, C; Wesenberg.
j. p. Newcomb, n. Underwood, ChaS. l..
Sauer. w. Long, George Pearson, L. NJ.
Gregory, DIR. W. w. Teele, f. Underhill,
w. d. DruSe, c. G. Artzt, Geo. Paschal,
Joe Beckmann, Rudolph Hoefling, +.
Whitereath, John Walter, S. NJ. Johnson,
Louis Hermann, w. Heiligmanu.
No; IS: c. Slack, Frank Rieden, c.
Shacklett. V; Michan, Ben. F.. Lloyd, 1.
Martini, ID. Carnosia, j. Jennings, l.. +.
Bartele, |. n. Turner, A. Tomasi, +.
Schultz, c. L. Bateman, w. Toboski.
No. S.-P. Grandjean, f. Krisch, Jr.,
n. Peters, E. l.. Bates, M. Baccus, Ru
dolph Krisch, J. G. Fisk, Jacob Weber, l..
5. Hodges, L. McFarlane.
No. 9.-Thos. II. Abbott, Cal. Smith,
Sid. Tuttle, DR.. l.. TreXler, ID. w. Luce,
Jr., J. G. Cain, l.. Mahncke, H. Bevens
man, Tom Stevens, A. Fitzgerald, Il. n.
Ayers, L. Eisner, l.. w. Blake, j. c.
Wells, VIM. DeAlbini, R. j. She ton, V.
a. Won Armminn, Robert Clark, Frank
Brown.
Precinct No. 1O.-WaS called to order by
the chairman at s:45 p. M, September 23d.
Arthur l.. Grigg was nominated and
ed a committee of three consisting of VIM.
HOefling, ST., Walter ii. Grigg and Philip
Conrad to report the names of fifteen
delegates to the county convention. They
reported the following names, which was
adopted unanimously: Walter II. Grigg,
VIM. Hoefing, ST., VIM. Hoefing. Jr.,
Arthur L; Grigg, Philip Manager, VIM.
SSPendic, Thomas Flynn, Willie Freeman,
VIM; PEPPER, 7. Pasche,. Philip Conrad.
w. w. Hull, Henry Shiffers, +. W..Dea-
ton and Joe Macln.
No. lib. f. Kingsley, NJ. Rtoter,
f. p. Thompson, John SelSby, j. II. Holt
j. w. Patterson, James Martin, Jr., p
Fischer, c. Rotter, John Legler.
No: l2-Frank Fuller, Henry Hunt,
W. II; Huston, George Lewis, NJ. Drey-
fuss, w. III. Smith, Mike Courtney, Geo.
Jackson, Peter Schiffers, Adam Smith,
s. o. SlOcker, William Cade, L. b. Muir
ray, Dan TOOmy, r. +. Parker and j. n.
Crew.
No. 13.-L. C. Grothaus, David Kirk
wood, Frank Brown, A. Wagner, Frank
Kuhlmann, George Kuhlmann, George
MegeeS, S. w. McAlister, VIM. Kypher,
j. II. Peacock.
No 14.-Nat Sulzbacher, Theo. Hertz
berg, ST., Z. +. Hertzberb, Jr., Joe
MuScheid, Paul Fricke. Il. Seebe, A.
Gaul, JAG. Rheiner. A. Wulff, Otto Moye,
Aug. Huth, Alex SartOr, Jr.
Precinct 15-Held at Jonas Garden,
September %. Meeting was called to or
der by Chairman C. Runge, who stated
the object of the meeting and at the same
time called the attention of the meeting
to the fact that this was republican
meeting and that no democrat had the
right to report on the deliberations.
As the meeting refused to elect Secre-
tary the chair acted as such.
On motion of Mr.. Anton Seffel, a com
mittee of three was appointed by the
chairman, consisting of Anton Setfel,
ChaS MirOw and John Semlinger, to Sc
Let de e rates to represent this precinct in
the county convention.
The committee reported the following
names Mr.. Kiefner, Fred. Setfel, Shed
Porter, Chas. Seibel, Anton Setfel, Chas.
Mirow, John Semlinger, C.. Runge, II.
Stell, Henry Miller, Louis Meyer.
The report was adopted. There being
no other business on hand the meeting
adjourned.
No 16.-Joe Sitterlee, VIM. Menger, r.
Guerer, ST., Emil Kahn, Jr., H. Nitche,
w. III. Reilly, Joe Cast, Harry c. Miller,
Geo. Wagner, Julius Remar, VIM. Neu-
mann, Ed. Neumann, Sam johnson, w.
Wilhelm and Frank UmScheid.
In several of the precincts the city ad-
ministration and county officers had their
men planted to cause split and many OF
these boilers, led by the democrats and
oppoSerS of straight republican nOmina-
tions, held unofficial meetings and chose
cOnteSting delegations. In the lists of
delegates as published, many of the pre-
cinctS voted to instruct their delegates to
vote as a unit for straight nominations.