Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-20
The Democratic Primaries
Held Yesterday.
Those Elected Delegates to the
Convention.
James NJ. DamrOn Arrested on An.
other Charge of Forgery.
His Efforts to be Admitted to Light
Bail Unsuccessful-Held in
$1,000 Bonds.

the election of delegates to the county
convention, to be held on Tuesday morn
ing at Turn Verein hall, to elect forty
seven delegates for the state convention.
The primaries in the main were orderly,
and in some instances there was but one
ticket in the field. At other polling
places there were opposing tickets and
those designated by the heading Caucus
Ticket" were defeated. In most in
stances both tickets in the field con-
tained some names that were the same,
and it was stated that the purpose OF
those who placed the winning tickets in
the field was to elect delegation which
would be neither for Pond or Coleman
for governor as body.
First Ward.
There was but one ticket in the field
in this ward. The gentlemen named as
delegates are said to be unpledged. The
ticket carried was as follows:
j. E. Frick, r. A. Ling, R. Dunnigan,
VIM. H. Riggs, VIM. Lacy, G. L. McIn-
tyre, Jas. Hanley, F. M. Nickel, Jos.
Mesmer, j. E. Yoakum, o. f. Embody,
w. G. Hughes.
Second Ward.
There was no opposition in either of
the precincts of the second ward. Itwas
stated that the majority of those elected
in precinct A were for Coleman, while
in precinct B all were said to be for
Pond. The tickets elected were as fol-
lows:
Precinct AN. G. Marsh, J. 7. Shew-
ard, A. Davis, M. McGreil, J. O'Hanlon,
A. Schoeneman, M. H. Sullivan, D.
Mulrein, j. D. Schieck, M. P. Snyder,
H. Bruning, R. Dominguez.
Precinct B-A. Ramish, Frank Hug
gins, Jno. Marcy, A. E. Sinseny, Frank
Adams, Tom McCaffery, G. G. Hargitt,
c. A. Schroeder, J. j. Horrell, d. j. Nc
Carthy, S. Nicoletti, R. F. Sepulveda,
W. D. Perkins, G. w. Simonton.
Third Ward.
In the third ward there were two
tickets in the field and in this ward the
hottest fight was made. The efforts of
some of the Republican leaders at this
place to create disturbance were no.
ticeable. 1t was said that they were
chronic wire pullers, and could not re-
slst the temptation to meddle, merely
for practice. The successful ticket was
as follows, about evenly divided
between Pond and Coleman.
= A. M. Stephens, Jos. Schrieber, Jr,
DR.. j. II. Crawford, E. J. Morris, j. j..
Naughton, Alex. Erwin, w. p. HYATT,
Dr. j. A. Clark, M. A. Botello, J. j..
Flanagan, j. G. Estudillo, N. G. Bled-
soc, j. G. Foy, J. w. Winston, W..
Chick, w. R. Lewis, j. A. Ditewig, r..
Pullaine, G. Richards, A. O. Blake.
Fourth Ward.
In the fourth ward there were two
tickets, the regular ticket" being de-
feated. The following was the success
full ticket:
E. German, Chas. Forman, A. W..
Barrett, S. A. Rendall V. Ponet, Virgil
E. Fortson, E. H. Freeman, John H.
Clancy, d. Einstein, H. V. Riffel, Sam
uel Hamilton, l. w. Warden, Charles
Lantz, ]. Shirley Ward.
Fifth Ward.
In this ward there were also two
tickets in the field, but the fight was
said to be merely of local importance.
The following ticket was elected
William H. Burke, William j. Brodrick,
John Maskell, M. E. c. Munday, L. T.
Garnsey, j. w. Patillo, John Osborne,
Martln FORREST.
Sixth Ward.
The following was the only ticket in
the sixth ward Charles r.. Reddick,
A. f. Mackay, John P. Moran, John f.
Humphries, A. J. Cooper, J. T. Bearden,
J. T. Houx, H. j. A. Stuhr, Charles j.
Peteler, E. G. Taylor, T. S. Shaw, J. B.
OConnor, A. w. Pessell, George Puff
John Weber.
Seventh Ward.
There were two tickets in the field
here, and the following was carried by a
large majority: P. M. Scott, M. w.
Conkling, J. P. Caldwell, J. Hauerwass,
D. L. Goade, John Nerney, John
O'Brien, Charles P. Kearney, P. M.
Gaffey, John NJ. Colburn, George Hop
kins, James Conway, Frank Rodman,
E. Steinman, S. Goldstein, Charles Row.
ley, Frank Weitzel, James Ashman,
Charles Alexander, Thomas Weiss, T. j.
Mckinley, Mitchell Tomich.
Eighth Ward.
The successful ticket in precinct A
was as follows: r. +. Del Vale, Philip
Stoll, F. Clavere, j. H. Perry, E. L.
Sievek, Cy. True. G. L. Hargitt, G. A.
Stephens, P. Ballade, A. Graham,
Thomas F. Donahue D. Lynch, Henry
Cohn, J. Billaney, G. E. Roberts, Emil
Faure, Leon Escallier, w. Rowan.
There was but one ticket in precinct
B, and it was as follows: H. J. Bede-
man, Barby Welch, Harvey Davis,
James Harrison, H. G. Drake.
Ninth Ward.
There were two tickets in the field in
the ninth ward, but neither was pledged
The contest here was over local matters
A mixture of the two tickets was
elected as follows G. E. Blake, f. Cobb
A. E. Sepulveda, 9. A. Bell, w. H.
Workman, E. r. Threlkeld, A. w. Bragg
and F. Biggy.
Out of Town.
In most of the precincts out of the
city there was but one ticket in the
field, and it was stated that nearly all Of
the delegates are instructed for Pond fo1
governor. The following returns were
made last night
University-Wm. Dryden, N. A. Cav
arrubias and E. A. De Camp.
Long Beach-Dr. M. Walker, w. H.
Mitzer.
Cerritos-H. p. Dillon, j. H. Strain.
Transfers Any Way.
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