Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
The Selections Made Last Evening al
the Caucuses.

Inc selections Made Last Evening at
the Caucuses.
The proceedings at the Republican
caucuses last night were, as rule, or
derly, few fracases occurring of no
great moment. The following were the
selections made as far as received:
First Ward-Precinct A: r. Pollard,
r. w. Morris, +. R. Willis, H. V. Bard,
j. Horner, P. Backman, F. w. Tyler, w.
w. Everett, j. G. Whitaker, B. w.
Sharp, M. Weitzel, George Stafford, F.
". Steddon, D, D, Morton, J. l.. Black
| man.
Precinct B: NJ. R. Ledbetter, G.
Weeks, H. J. Moore. w. Hawks, R. A.
Brown, w. j. Shanklin, FL, CcoSer, S.
A. Garrett, ]. X. Conley, E. U. Caesar,
j. W. Arnold.
Second Ward-Precinct B: j. N.
Gregory, George Atwood, William Lud-
low, W. H. Davis, Lee Rogers, P. M.
Darcy, A. L. Smith, A. Berre, D. f.
Donegan, J. Cline, George Flood, H.
Graburn, E. j. Niles. George Rollins,
William Burr.
Third Ward-Precinct A: George H.
Stewart, G. w. McKelvey, G. d. Platt,
A. L. Church, G. E. Seip, f. Hill, L.
B. Newton, George r. Shatto. J. Van
Dam, w. G. Furrey, George Lawrence,
j. M. Wilmer.
Second Ward-Precinct c.: NJ. Micar-
rail-, L. ]. Scheck, S. Sepulveda, E. V.
Maud A. ]. Norton. r. A. Brown, Will
liam Marleau, AL. Cober, William Bar
nett, G. N. Scheck, Doc Baer, - Hol-
stander.
At the caucus held at the above pre-
cinct it was claimed that the method of
procedure was in violation of the inter
ests of the ward, and a bolt was made
by citizens who held subsequent meet
ing at 800 Buena Vista street, with A.
G. Day in the chair and J H. Martin as
secretary, at which the following ticket
was nominated, all of the names on
which are said to be those of leading
taxpayers: M. A. Gould, F. A. Raker,
J. H. Martin, S. M. Stratton, w. L.
Sheldon, S. G. Kaneen, G. j. Nimmer,
A. G. Day, G. w. Robbins, G. II. Hull,
G. G. Grebe, George Mannon.
Third Ward-Precinct B O. w. Bald
win, G. f. Munson, George H. Pike, R.
D. Wade, Robert Owen, T. N. Canfield,
George w. Cooke, O. j. Baker, William
Osborne, DR.. J. p. Hamilton, G. l..
Glaze, John Crimmins, S. K. Adams, H.,
J. Shoulders, G. G. Hine, 1. S. Fosmir,
John H, Jones, A. w. Patton.
Third Ward-Precinct c.: John Kos
ter, Frank Walker, Fred Cowley. Frank
Young, r. w. Ellis, 2. A. Stanton, R.
M. Thompson, w. G. Ackerman, H. E.
Carter, G. G. Cook, r. S. Woodside, w.
E. Stormer.
Fourth Ward Precinct A: S. Fl.
Kingsley, J. A. Thomas, M. T. Allen, w i.
A. Barker, w. A. Caldwell, John o. Hara,
John H. Gish.
Fifth Ward-John Dunsmoor, f. R.
Smith, j. L. Davis, George Alexander,
T. B. Houb ert, G. A. Chapel, j. D..
Stein, Albert Lindley, J. o. Dague, N.
P.lConrey, r. L. Horton, Charles Jen-
kins.
Sixth ward--Precinct B: N. s. Mon
tague, Edward Lake, Frank E. Walsh,
w. w. Holcomb, L. +. Langter, M. H.
Wilcox, E. G. Jones, Charles H. Kelsey.
The following nominees for the coun-
Gil were placed in nomination, the one
receiving the highest number of votes
at the primaries to be the accepted NOM
inee j. S. Van Doren, G. A. Millard,
Chauncey M. Afford and M. L. Wolfe.
Seventh Ward - Precinct A: u. A.
Hamilton, G. E. Crowley, j. j. Neimore,
Richard Moulton, William Lord, Will
lam Mclaughlin, W. w. Gray, Frank
Morton, A. Stoll, R. E. Paul, A. B.
Phillips, w. Sprague.
Seventh ward-Precinct B. M. l..
Starin, A. E. Peach, Robert Wilkinson,
G. q. Symms, Max Alwens, George
Hughes, George Lamp, E. F. Cliff
ford, r. w. Staten, w. A. Minor,
I. M. McClelland. c. F. Munson,
George P. Phibbs, G. E. Crow
ley, G. M. Smell, George Lockwood,
S. G. Dodge, John McIlmoil, John
Goldsworthy, E. Brainard Smith G.. B.
Webb.