Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-04
TODAY'S PRIMARIES.
A LIST OF PRECINCTS AND VOTING
PLACES.
Where Democrats Will Elect Delegates
ToDay-The Seventh and Ninth Wards
Select Candidates Last Night. a

The following is list of ward pri-.
maries to be held today and the polling
places:
First ward-1 precinct, IL delegates !.
Plata Fina room over East Side bank.
Second ward-26 delegates. Precinct A,
u delegates, bounded by First street,
Pear street, west city limits voting
place, Sullivan barn, Temple street.
Precinct B-14 delegates bounded by
First street, Main street, Pearl street
and Los Angeles river; voting place
Hargitt's shop, Temple street.,
Third ward, 20 delegates. Precinct A,
IA delegates; First, Main, Seventh,
Pearl; Third ward club rooms, Fourth
and Broadway. Precinct B-First,
Pearl, Seventh and west city limits; 6
delegates voting place, wooden mills.
Fourth ward-Precinct A, s delegates ;
bounded Seventh, Main, Pico and west
city limits; voting place, Norton block,
Seventh and Hill.
Fourth ward-Precinct B, 6 delegates !;
bounded by Pico, Main, Washing ton,
west city limits; voting place, Seven
tenth street engine house.
Fifth ward, 8 delegates-Precinct A,
4 delegates, bounded by Washington,
Main, Adams, west city limits; voting
place, southwest corner Thirtieth and
Main.
Fifth wafd-Precinct B, delegates !;
bounded by Adams, Main, west and
south city limits; voting place corner
Washington and Figueroa.
Sixth ward-15 delegates; bounded by
Main, Ninth, River, southern boundary !;
voting place, car stables, corner Wash
ington and Main streets.
Seventh ward-Precinct A, II dele
gates; bounded by Main, Fifth, First,
river; voting place, corner Rose and
Davis streets.
Seventh ward-Precinct B., 10 dele
gates; bounded by Main, Ninth, river
and Fifth; voting place, city gardens.
Eighth ward-PrecinctA A, 10 delegates
bounded by First street, river, CONNER
cial and Main; voting place, Alameda
block.
Eighth ward-Precinct B, delegates
bounded by Commercial, river, Kurtz
along upper Main; voting place, Pico
house.
Eighth ward-Precinct G, 5 delegates
bounded by Kurtz, Upper Main, Main
to river; voting place, 1430 San Fernan-
do street.
Ninth wards delegates voting place,
cable railroad power house.
Seventh Ward, Precint G.
The Seventh Ward club met at an ad-
journed meeting. After business of
the club had been disposed of, all Dem
ocratsrpresent were invited into caucus
to nominate five delegates. There we're
about 100 present, and the following del
egates were chosen by acclamation
R. 3. Powell, John Hanerwass, M. w.
Conkling, John j. O'Brien and j. l..
Tucker.
Speeches were made by the president,
Mr.. r. N. Walton, Mr.. Wilson, Powell,
Rudolph and others, and twenty new
names were added to the club roll. A
call was made by the chairman for vol
unteers to assist in making a precinct
register of all Democrats, and ten volun-
teers came forward and handed their
names to the clerk. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This precinct club is anx-
ious to do all in its power to win the
fight and wish to show our co-laborers
that we have good men and send them
to represent u.s. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we expect every dele
Rdtc CAOScH COulSllC W gO ulIuSclt anu
not give proxy, but if any unforeseen
accident arises so he cannot attend, then
he shall give his proxy to the other del
egates, and not to anyone from any
other precinct, that we may be honestly
represented.
With three rousing cheers for, Pond
and Del Vale the meeting adjourned
for two weeks.
Democratic Alliance.
At the regular weekly meeting of this
club, held last night, committee was
appointed to meet at the train and es-
cort to their hotel the Hon. Walker G.
Graves, candidate for attorney general,
and the Hon. James V. Coleman, who
will arrive in this city on Monday after
noon.
1t was also agreed that the club should
meet at the headquarters on Monday
evening and, in body, escort the above
named gentlemen to the place of the
mass meeting to be held on that date.
Messrs. ] 7. Houx and Dan Reichart
were elected to membership.
Ninth Ward.
The following delegates were nomi-
mated in the Ninth ward last evening:
G. II. White, I. N. Cochran, j.. HI.
Workman, j. L. U. Bryan, CA. Bell, w.
r. Stephenson, S. Bigey, Robert Fow-
Ter.
Tho Secnnd Ward Ticket