Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-03
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES.
CANDIDATES FOR THE PRIMARIES
SELECTED LAST NIGHT.
The Meetings Pass OFF Harmoniously-The
Lists Selected in the Different Wards
Enthusiastic Meetings.

Democratic caucuses were held in most
Of the wards of the city last evening,
some few being postponed until this
evening. The selection of candidates
for delegates to be voted for at Satur-
days primaries was made without fric-
ton and the result is that the tickets
will probably be voted through at the
primaries without opposition. :. ~
Second Ward ~#
Caucus of precinct A was held in the
rooms of the West End board of trade,
Nj. G. Marsh was elected chairman and
M. z. Snyder secretary.
The following was elected as the regu-
lar caucus ticket:
Precinct An. G. Marsh, M. P. Snv-
der, John Clark, w. H. Sullivan, F. B.
Colver, D. Innis, D. Mulrein, G. w.
Retzler, H. Bruning. R. Dominguez,
j. E. Bennett, A. Davis.
Precinct 3 caucus was held at the
Alliance rooms. Judge A. j. King
acted as chairman and Chris L. Hargitt
as secretary. The following was elected
as the caucus ticket: A. T. Patton,
John Schumacher, T. Kelly, Frank
Adams, Chris L. Hargitt, John G.
Marcy, E. G. Tice, A. T. Munrov D. t.
Mccarthy, j. S. Crawford, T. S. Ira
bucco, John S. Trabucco, John J. Ryan,
Robert Garrett, N. Marquee. r.
Third Ward.
The caucus for both precincts OF the
Third ward was held in Justice Austin's
court room, old city hall. More than
100 voters were present. County COM
mitteeman j. J. Naughton called the
meeting to order and stated its object.
He requested all voters living in pre-
cinct A to remain where they were, and
those in precinct Z to withdraw to the
| old council chamber adjoining.
Thereupon Joseph Davidson was NOM
mated and elected chairman of the
meeting for precinct A, T. E. Gibbon,
secretary, and K. j. Morris, assistant
! secretary.
The chair announced that the precinct
was entitled to fourteen delegates to the
county convention, and called for NOM
nations for the ticket to 60 before the
primaries Saturday. Twenty-one names
were put up, out of which the following
fourteen were declared the choice of the
caucus, having received the highest
number of votes out of the 81 cast in
this precinct:
T. e. Gibbon. I. B. Dockweiler, @. N.
Richards, j. H. Kennedy, w. A. Ryan,
M. Hopkins, E. J. Morris, M. Levy, R.
E. McGregor, I. I. Donahue, j. J.
Naughton, Joe Davidson, M. Morris, W.
A. Wilson.
In the meeting of voters for Precinct
B, John I. Jones presided and G. M. Ba
ticket was elected: M. l.. Wagner, ]. /.
E1opnoro ~ nj poEor ~ Eou Dr
j. II. Crawford, G. N. Bledsoe, John T..
Jones.
Fourth Ward.
The voters of the Fourth ward in the
two precincts, met in the same hall last
night and selected the following tickets
to be voted for at the primary election
Precinct A, 8 delegates -James j.
Ayers, E. German, G. Jacoby, John R..
Mathews, John Bryson, ST., DR.. w. L.
Graves, G. F. A. Last, d. Botiller.
Precinct B, delegates-C. N. VIII
liams, j. w. Swanwick, F. B. Guthrie,
r. Zellner, F. G. Wolfe, E. H. Freeman.
Fifth Ward.
In the Fifth ward the following
ticket was readily selected at rous-
ing meeting. d. V. Waldron was chair
man and ]. ID. Longstreet secretary.
Precinct A.-D. V. Waldron, +. w.
Sabichi, d. II. Irland, G. p. Crimmins,
]. D. Long street.
Precinct B.-John Maskell, w. A..
Field, d. Neuhardt.
Sixth Ward.
The Sixth ward caucused last night
at the corner of Fifteenth and Mhin
streets. Capt. A. F. Mackay called khe
meeting to order and was seled led
aa chairman with Mr. Humphybvs
~ secretary. The following ktele-
don, =. M. Brooks, Fl. J. A. stuhr,