San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-29
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
MEETINGS GENERAL THROUGH
OUT THE CITY.
ted Who viii Hold Their Conven-
ton at the Mission Garden and
Send a Contesting Del
poatiOu.

ton at the Mission Garden and
Send a Contrasting Del
egation.
Republican primaries were held in
every precinct last night in pursuance to
call published by the regular precinct
chairmen. In some precincts the meet
ingS were small, while in many the gath
eringS were large andQuite enthusiastic.
PRECINCT NO. l.
Precinct No. l was presided over by C.
NJ. Kingsley, with +. L. Warburton as
secretary, ana the following delegates
We're selected &. A. Duerler, l.. w.
PeaSe, ID. c. ROby. l.. Smith, John Beck
man. Albert PerSch. c. NJ. KingSly, Ed.
Eckenroth, f. l.. WarburtOn and Otto
Fielder.
PRECINCT NO. ,.
Held at Fest Hall, about 100 men pres
ent. VIM. Nuffer, chairman, and j. ii.
Childs, secretary. The following dele
gates were selected:
j. p. Kline, Frank Kelar, Gus Getting
ger, c. A. Lyford. +. l.. Tuffley, w. A.
zimmerman, Charles SeabrOOk, j. L.
Marsh. August PurSch, b. K. Albright,
j. :. McCue. =. +. Doyle.
A motion was put to invite all eligible
republicans of precinct No. , to be present
at the county convention at 10 a., m. Sat
urday August 80. Carried.
a motion was put, seconded and carried
that the delegates would vote on all queS-
tiOnS as a unit.
The meeting then adjourned.
PRECINCT NO. 3.
Primaries held in Precinct No. 3. at Mu-
tualiSta hall, called to order at o'clock
by Chairman o. SoImS. Mr.. NJ. A. Hig-
gins was chosen secretary. On motion
the following delegates were chosen: Nj.
A. Higgins, II. A. Noise, John Keller,
Otto SOlmS. Charles Christopher, Charles
Knight, Ed. Weber, Jacob Coy, T. Il.
johnson, Louis c. Wagner
PRECINCT NO. 5.
Precinct No. ) was called to order by
Chairman ArtZt at GinOna'S hall on Ace
quia street, and the temporary chairman
was, on motion, elected to the permanent
craftsmanship. On motion it was decided
to send nine delegates ID the county con-
Vention at Mission garden, and the fol-
lowing list was appointed:
NJ. Eggling, Gus HaSS, Henry Hoefgen,
August Nette. r. w. Lay, Theodore ArtZt,
|. n. Waters, Henry kalSkey and Ira K.
Hewitt
PRECINCT NO. 8.
About forty white men attended the
meeting at Longs store. and every man
wanted TO attend the convention. 1t was
finally agreed TO send fourteen delegates,
as follows:
Precinct No. was presided over by j. P
NewcOmb, and a. =. Tugwell, secretary.
The delegates are: J. +. Newcomb, n.
Underwood, French WhitecottOn, c. l..
Sauer, VIM. Long, Henry Wagner; Joe
Beckman. George Pearson, A. L. Tug
well. l.. NJ. Gregory, Rud. HOefling, Dr.
Leal, Theodore Weigel and f. n. Stein
bach.
PRECINCT NO. Z.
Held at Union hall, on East street,
meeting called to order by Mr.. A. TOmasi,
V. BOske, as secretary. The following
delegates were elected: A. TOmasi, v.
BOske, &. Shacklet, b. Obriette, Charlie
ChicatO. David Saunders, Ward Henry,
Frank White, C. l.. Bateman, |. II. Tur-
ner, Blair Harry, L. Bartcte, Antonio
PapeSki.
PRECINCT NO 9.
Precinct No. was called to order at
Turner hall at o'clock with Thomas H..
Abbott permanent chairman and {. Smith,
secretary. The following delegates were
appointed: Thomas III. Abbott, c. Smith,
ID. A. Luce, Jr., Sid futile, DR.. l.. A..
Trexler, J. C. Cafe, L. Mahncke, Otto
Fielder. III. BeberSdOrf, C.. RafOrt, j.
Schramm, John b. Kurtz, A. Chapman,
Tom Stevens, l.. Fitzgerald, - LaSlin
and T. n. Ayers.
PRECINCT NO. s.
Meeting called to order at 0O'clock
with quite a number of the |. and q. n.
railroad boys present. Joe WOeltz acting
as chairman and Thomas Mcfarland as
secretary. The following delegates were
authorized to cast the votes of the pre-
cinct at the meeting at Mission garden:
James G. Fisk, +. L: Bates, d: w. Glea-
son, Thomas Mcfarland, Joe Woeltz, J.
c. Aubrey, j. l.. Aubrey, Mike BackuS, T..
AngerSon. Peter Granjean, w. A. Henry,
Charley Ballard Chas. Rogers.
PRECINCT NO. 10.
Precinct No. 10 was called to order by
the chairman at s o'clock, and on motion
William HOehing, Jr., was elected per-
manent chairman, and A. L. Grigg, Sec
rotary. The following committee was APP
pointed to select fifteen delegates to the
county conventions William HOetling,
Sr., Walter II Grigg, Phil Conrad. 1t re-
ported the following names: William
Hoefing, ST., William Hoetling, Jr;, a. L.
Gregg, William Sherman, G.. I.
Beerli, F, Pasche, J. Rigby, Henry
Menger, ST., Peter Reed, (cOlOredl, Au-
gust FrOesche, Charley Weyich, Thomas
Flynn. The meeting then adjourned with
delegates uninStructed.
PRECINCT NO. II.
Precinct No. II was called to order at
Hauser'S garden, with Edward f. Rowe,
chairman, and ID. j. Kearney, secretary.
The following delegates were appointed:
Ed. +. Rowe, ID. j. Kearney, John ii.
Bolton, r. Baker, w. Heiner, Thomas
Gray, NJ. ROtter, Charles Rotter, A;