Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-09-28


Sixth Ward.
Little interest was manifested in
| the Sixth ward and the regular caucus
ticket was elected The delegates are ::
A. N. Hamilton, W. A. Burns, w. p.
Mcintosh, E. H. Dalton, George r..
Weeks, E. B. Bailey, ]. L. Murphy, F..
B. Bickford, D. R. Resell and E. W..
Fortune.
Seventh Ward.
The "gang' held the fort in the
Seventh ward, and by the aid OF a little
of the neediul, carriages and heelers,
were kept going at a lively gait. Dozens
of men were voted who had no right in
the world to be in that part of the city,
but the ''ring" was determined to carry
the primary and they succeeded. A
notorious individual officiated as chal-
lenger and the 'macs" were on hand in
force.
A little incident illustrative of the
tactics employed, occurred when an
idiot boy was presented at the polls,
and furnished with ballot.
YOU'RE not going to try to vote that
thing?" queried one of the long-hair
contingent.
CHATS wot we are. See? He's all
right, he is. He's thirty years old, and
property-owner. See? '
'Why, he lives over fin the Second
ward. l know where he lives" broke
in another objecter.
"Naw yer don't. He lives right here,
and he's goin to vote" and surrounded
by toughs the gibbering creature was
permitted to deposit his ballot.
The tickets in the field were as fol-
lows:
j. w. Wolfskill, L. Ledbetter, J. G..
Dodge, E. H. Turner, c. Maholm, John
Hughes, +. a. Hamilton, G. NJ. Smell, G.
j. Kubach, r. II. Staten, j. T. Brown,
H. G. Vignes, L. A Harris, E. A. Will
k ms, +. F. Clifford, w. A. Miner, G. B.
Webb, Evans Brown, M l.. Starin, M.
Strasser, H.J. Hutchinson, G. E. Crow
ley, A. Stump.
This was known as the "Smith"
ticket. The second ticket was Marked
'For clean politics by representative cit
izens," and was the regular caucus
ticket. The ticket was made up of H.
d. Barrows, w. H. Warren, J. j .Gosper,
John Lowell, H. E. Storrs, H. 7. Payne,
John Mcllmoil, j. ?. Wanvig, F. N.
Pauley, T. A. Stombs, 0. a. Adams, r.
B. Russell, F. A. Duy, L.Ebinger, Brain
ard Smith, VIII. Mcdonald, C.Maholm,
George N. Lockwood, t. N. McClellen.
j. j. Neimore, g. A. Wren, Scipio
Thompson, w. F. Henderson.
The latter ticket was showed under, the
Smith ticket getting a hundred ma
jority.
Eighth Ward.
The primaries of the Eighth ward
were held in the Jennette block, at the
corner of Arcadia and Los Angeles
streets. Two hundred and six votes
were cast. There was but one ticket in
the field. The following twenty-four
delegates were elected to the county
convention as representatives. of the pure
6. o. p.
D. G.. MACEDONIAN, NJ. w. Brady, w.
Llewellyn, George R. Flint, j. Manning,
Oscar Macy, E. Mellus, r. Carter, E.
Booth, ]. j. Carpenter, A. Il. Dixon, C.
Cline, J. Warren, G. Richardson, H. E.
Bemis, G. E. DeCamp, D. Champion, H.
G. Roos, S. Anselmo, J. A. Nelson,
George B. Bohen, W. N. Bailey, George
G. Masters, G. F. Foster.
Ninth Ward.
In this ward there were three tickets
in the field, but the regular caucus tick
ct was elected by an overwhelming vote.
There were cast 223 ballots, but only a
| lew scattering VOJe6 went the TWO OuC
side tickets. The delegates elected are
G. w. Campbell, S. G. Hubbell, L. G.
Loomis, w. w. Murphy, 7. H. Ward,
r. H. f. Variel.
A Seventh Warder's Talk.
A prominent Republican who will back
up what he says said to a HERALD re-
porter last evening: "This is the most
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in this city. The central committee
and the slate candidates, several of
whom are on the committee, carried
things through their own way, by the
aid of macs and hoodlums. In the
Seventh ward they gave us judges that
no one knew. Affidavits against the
moval, but they putin another OF whom
we knew nothing and today they all
stood in with the heelers. | challenged
about twenty men, but it made no diff
ference; man would cry out I'll work
for him. and the clubs would call out
voted Why, l saw George Flint, who
is delegate from the Eighth ward, vote
in the Seventh, and could cite instances
of trickery and dishonesty all night to
you. l say frankly that if the Democrats
nominate good men, and a lot OF other
disguised Republicans will vote for
them"
San Pedro.
The regular caucus ticket at San Pc
dro was elected. The delegates are w.
II. Savage, N. o. Anderson, w. O. Skel-
ton, Albert Hull, Alex Urguhart, D. w.
Weldt and F. E. Dornfeld.
Santa Monica.
The delegates selected at Santa
Monica yesterday were Col. E. X.
Chaplin, f. J. Vawter, w. L. Tierney, q
H. Lehman and G. B. Dexter.
University.
Delegates from the University were
selected as follows: Thos. Lloyd, G. w.
Blake, f. r. Slaughter and F. G.. Bar
| ron.
Wilmington.
At Wilmington the regular caucus
ticket was elected. The delegates are
Messrs. Bailey, Yougn and Bennett.
Rosedale selected as delegates: H. c.
Kelso, F. P. Robinson, E. McDermott
and John Boulger.
Jottings.
The deputy sheriffs were very busy
yesterday.
"Tom" Savage was a challenger in the
Seventh ward.
The "gang" voted go Jo' the idiot in
| the Seventh ward