The record-union., 1891-02-15
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
With the Exception Of One Ward
Everything Went Smoothly.
The 'sUp-Towners'' Makes an Unsuc-
cessful Bolt In the Third Ward
Caucus Tickets Elected.

1esterday'S Republican primary cleo
tion was one of the most quiet and orderly
that has taken place in Sacramento in a
long time.
Straight tickets were voted for every
where, and there was no opposition ex-
cept in the Third Ward.
In consequence the voting was unusrI-
ally light.
AS the result of the election the follow
ing delegates viii go to the convention,
which meets on Tuesday to nominate
candidates for Third Trustee. City Au-
ditor, City Assessor, City Collector, and
two Fire Commissioners:
FIRST WARD.
First Ward delegates-W A. Anderson
j. Tate, VIM. Ives, VIM. Fawcett, A. J.
Senate, A. j. Rhoads, J. f. Doody, Chas.
Marshall, Thomas Allen, J. G. Meserve,
Thomas Harper, r. Arnold, D. Hardy, j.
j. Nagele, III. Waehhorst, J. J. Bauer,
George Egan.
William Petrie. F. F. Tebbets, w. F.
Peterson, S. S. Bedee, C. r. Kripp, R.
Meller, J. Broscius, Theodore Labhardt,
Y. n. Nelson, f. Van Guelder, J. L. Shee-
nan, +. j. Cavanaugh, c. c. Brown.
SECOND WARD.
e. c. Hart, Frank McMorry, J. H.
kiernan, B. F. Shields, r. T. Devlin, II.
Lagos, +. Knox, G. Maley, Jos. Hopley,
u. J. Long. X. Silva, w. r. Jones, Jas.
+. OMeara, G. Root, w. Carragher, e.
j. w. Todd, f. Dole, F. Butler. J. w.
McKenna. \. F. Mccormick, +. A. Dar-
oux, L. j. Finn, Ed Ryan, A. Pritchard,
Z. NJ. Blum, w. X. O'Brien, W. d.
Stalker, j. Heffernan.
THIRD WARD.
In the first precinct OF this ward was
the only scrap" of the day. 1t appeared
that the downtown" boys did some
clever work in the caucus of Friday night,
even though they were in the minority
and as result, got the names they
wanted on the ticket. w. p. Harlow
leader of the ''up-towners," and William
Lamphrey, who captains the down
town" delegation in this precinct, reached
an agreement Friday night that they
would moi fight at the polls, no matter
what names the ticket bore. This was
before the names had been agreed upon,
and Harlow was morally certain that his
faction had the best of everything.
But the ticket did not turn out right and
when the polls opened yesterday, Harlow
was on hand with his hands full of
scratched tickets, and he declared him
self a ''bolter.' The original caucus
ticket bore the following names: Grove
i. Johnson, p. f. Platt, John Hurley,
Herbert Melvin, William Lamphrey,
Dougald ellis, Thomas H. Berkey,
William B. Miller, Jay r. Brown, II. o.
Iubbs, z. II. Dodge, James n. Porter,
John W. Boyd, Horace Greenwood and
A. r. Matlock
On Harlow's ticket the names of Lam
phrey, Melvin, Gillis, Miller, Tubbs and
Boyd were scratched and the following
substituted: George Quinn. William
10th, John Buck, J. Markewitz. Il. Da-
Wis, ii. ID. Gamble and William King.
The count last evening showed that the
DolterS' ticket was not in it. HarlOW'S
substitutes receiving only SO votes apiece
as against 80 for the scratched men. The
caucus ticket was elected in its entirety.
The other two precincts of the Third
elected delegates as follows:
From Twelfth to Eighteenth streets
Ed. F. Taylor, Frank 2. Lowell, Ed. j.
Dwyer, Charles III. Denton, a. j. CALI
gan, Frank Hickman, Ben. II. Preston
Win. j. Davis, Charles Askwith, John
Rider, j.. r.. Childs, A. L. Frost, J. B.
Mccoy, A. j. Johnston, J. c. Medley,
William Shearer, w. F. Jackson.
From Eighteenth to Thirty-first streets
Charles y. Post, E. Fl. Green. Wilbur
4. Smith, Phil. Siebenthaler, E. Walters,
William M. Foote, E. E. Earle, Joseph
Berresford, Jr., G. r. Hayford, w. r.
Felter. Frank Depoister, William A.
Godt, c. II. Todd, Samuel Blair, Harry
Ober, a. ID. Bowley.
FOURTH WARD
+. 81. Petit, j. II. hatcher, T. B. Reid,
j. Henry Miller, J. NJ. Gattman. Frank
J. Beal, W. b. Maydwen, Q. B. Turrell,
S. w: Butler. b. b. Brown, A. J. Gard
ner, j. L. Robinette, James Seadler, E. f.
Frazier, NJ. E. Hornlein, c. A. Rowland,
Albert Kunz, w. FL. Govan, Louis Z.
Breuner and J. C. Devine
Lincoln White, c. L. Jones, NJ J. Dill
man, John Skelton, A. L. Hart, G. B.
Glow, w. II. II. Ennis, George Neal, Will
lam Tebbets, j. B. Fountain, J. 0. Funs-
ton, j. L. Slater. Albert Elkus, Elwood
Bruner, B. c. Brier, John Ryan, F. B.
Adams, O. w. Erlewine, John Blair,
William Dwinell, J. j. Wingard, Warren
Cole. T. j. Pennish, Robert Hellman.
John Kerwin, Jr., r. w. Parker, Charles
f. Gardner, +. Levine, Jr., IL. A. Bell
and w. w. Connor.