Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-05
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.
RESULTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRI-
MARES HELD YESTERDAY.
The Election characterized by Good Feel
ing and Fair Play-very Few Opposi-
ton Tickets in the Field Against the
Caucus Selections.

The Democratic primaries were con-
Quoted yesterday without any disagree
cable incidents. or hard feelings. In but
few precincts was there more than one
ticket in the field, and were these was
anv rivalry it was characterized by good
nature and fair play. The result is as
given herewith
First Ward.
In the First ward there were two tick
cts in the field, but the regular ticket
was elected by two to one vote. 1t is
made up as follows
Richard Dunnigan, T. S. Meredith, G.
H. Langbein, A. ,Gundlack, w. G.
Hughes, J. E. Yoakum, F. P. Quigley,
Jos. Mesmer. jeremiah Baldwin, Henry
Creciat, S. White and G. l. Mcintyre.
Second Ward.
The regular caucus ticket was elected
without opposition in Precinct A OF the
Second ward as follows:
M. G. Marsh, M. P. Snyder, John
Clark, +. B. Culver, Robert Dominique,
D. Innes, d. Mulrein, &C.. w. Retzer, H.
Bruning, A. Davis, ]. E. Bennett, M. D.
Sullivan.
only fight was that against Frank
ticket of his own in opposition to that of
the caucus, and sue ceeded in carrying
the day. The successful ticket was as
follows:
DR.. H. Nadeau, John Marcy, Frank
Adams, E. G.. Tice, Frank Hamm, Robt.
L. Garret, r. F. Sepulveda, Edmund
Roth, Chris. L. Hargitt, Chas. A.
Schroeder, j. Trabucco, A. G. Roques,
JOS. Ross, DR.. J. S. Crawford.
Third Ward.
In Precinct A thes following regular
caucus ticket was elected: T. +. Glib
bon, /. B. Dockweiler, G. N. Richards,
]. H. Kennedy, W. A.. Ryan, M. Hop
kins, 4. j. Norris L. Levy, r.. E. Nc
Gregor, T. F. Donahue, ]. j. Naughton,
Joe Davidson, M. Morris, w. A. Wilson.
Only thirty-three votes were cast in
Precinct B OF the. Third ward and the
following six delegates were elected,
after small skirmish: M. l.. Wagner.
G. M. Baker, Judge N. G. Bledsoe, j. G.
Foy, J. J. Flanagan, DR.. ]. H. Crawford.
There was disposition on the part of
the better class of voters to down Elan
agan, and elect H. J. Axt in his stead,
but in this they were thwarted by the
formers supporters, who retaliated by
scratching Bledsoe with the result that
he was elected with the rest of the
ticket and to the discontinue of Axt.
Fourth Ward.
The regular caucus ticket was elected
in Precinct A of the Fourth ward with
out opposition by, seventy-one votes.
The eight delegates are as follows: E.
German, G. Jacoby, G. F. A. Last, J. j.
Ayers, John r. Mathews, John Bryson,
ST., d. Botiller, w. l.. Graves.
1frpht 70 Of in, or
B of the Fourth ward, but the absence
of opposition may in some measure
account for this. The six delegates
elected we're: F. B. Guthrie, G. N.
Williams, E. H. Freeman, j. w, Swan
wick, F. G. Wolf, r. Zellner.
a1l Fifth Ward.
There was some little opposition to
the regular caucus ticket in Precinct A
of the Fifth ward, but this did not pre-
vent the election of the three delegates
named thereon as follows:
John Osborne, John Maskell, G. j.
Cosby.
Cosby was scratched for w. A. Field
few times, and D. Neuhardt was substi-
tuted for Osborne by several disgruntled
individuals, but without effect.
There were three tickets in the field
in Precinct B of the Fifth ward, but of
these two were practically one and the
same, as G. P. Crimmins, of the dele
gates on the original regular caucus
ticket, inundated himself in the inter-
est of harmony for A. A. Newell. The
third ticket, known as the ''anti boss"
ticket, contained the names of w. R.
Burke. &. Mason and Martin Forrest, in
conjunction with Hardness and Irland,
but after a good deal of skirmishing it
was defeated.
The five delegates elected were:
d. V. Waldron, D. H. Irland, +. w.
Sabichi, Fred Hardness, A. A. Newell.
Sixth Ward.
There was no opposition in the Sixth
ward, and the polling place, at the cor
ner of Washington and Main streets,
presented an unusually quiet and order
ly appearance. The sixty-three voters
who cast their ballots voted the straight
ticket without a single exception. and
elected the following delegates
j. T. Bearden, j. Marion Brooks, HI.
A. Stuhr, A. F. Mackay, A. Rimpau,
Charles j. Peteler, A. Rozell, J. M. But
Ter, John F. Humphreys, John Weber,
E. w. Taylor, j. H. Kuhlman, John P.
Moran, William Chamberlain, George
Pessell.
Seventh Ward.
Inc regular caucus ClckeC met Win no
opposition in Precinct of the Seventh
ward, and with the exception of few
individual scratchings, the following
y twelve delegates were elected by the
full complement of eighty-nine votes:
Charles P. Kearney, NJ. j. Nolan, J.
w. Wilson, II. Cohen, A. J. Lenox, G..
Alexander. H. E. Cluster, j. l.. Tucker,
j. Hawerwaas, M. w. ,Conkling, j. j.
G'Brien, r. B. Powell.
There was no opposition in Precinct
of the Seventh ward, and the follow
ing delegates were elected on the reg
ular Caucus ticket:
d. M. McGary, J. Brinck, F. Weitzele,
d. J. Richards, H. Richmond, p. Swee-
ney, II. T. Gordan, Pearson, j. j..
Mahoney, 7. ]. Mckinley.
The election of the regular caucus
ticket in Precinct of the Eighth ward
was foregone conclusion, there being
no opposition whatever. The delegates
are as follows:
r. B. Powell, John Harnerwass, M.
w. Conkling, John J. O'Brien and J. L..
Tucker. ~
Eighth Ward.
In Precinct A OF the Eighth ward the
successful ticket was as follows:
III K;pr II Woldook II Clavora w