Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-15

quests of his friends, for the reason that
his business interests and health would
not permit, but it is believed that he
will yet yield to the pressure brought
upon him, and in that event Colonel
Moore will have to continue to look after
the fire department.
SECOND WARD CAUCUS.
The Democrats of the Second ward
caucused last evening for candidates for
delegates to be voted for at Saturdays
primaries. DR.. M. Kannon, George
Kuhrtz, Samuel Cohn, II. HI. Cross
meyer, w. S. Hobbs, w. M. Mead, P. L.
Hoffman, Charles Bauer, A. Davis, w.
B. Scarborough, J. w. Bowler, F. B.
Colver, H. B. Belt, Henry Bruning, DR..
Wasserman, R. w. Ready, ]. Marcy, E.
G. Tice, E. E. Leonhardt, David Null
rein. M. Marquee, r. l.. Garrett, j. M.
Hogan, George w. Renter, Thomas
McCafrey, DIR. ] E. LIE Doux, w. D..
Perkins, Joseph Gioia, J. s. Redona, w.
w. Sands, Thomas Keefe, w. E. War
den, J. A. Craig, Frank Ham, A. G..
Summers. Ralph Dominguez, were se-
lected as the caucus ticket.
POLITICAL NOTES.
= Frank Cherry is back from San Fran
cisco. 1t is understood that while
away he delivered six of the seven votes
| that Los Angeles county will have in
the next legislature on the senatorial
question. Mr.. Cherry is a reform Re-
publican from away back. ~
M. @. Fordham is candidate for the
Democratic nomination for supervisor in
the Fifth district. MIR. Fordham is a
well-known resident of the Eighth
ward.
A meeting OF the Democrats of the
Sixth ward will be held at 1913 South
Main street, at O'Clock this evening. to
select names for delegates to the county
convention, to be voted for at the pri-
maries to be held on Saturday, and also
for the purpose of organizing ward
club.
Thomas F. Donahue has announced
himself as a candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination for constable. Mr..
Donahue is resident of the Third ward
and we'll known Democrat. He would
make good constable if nominated
and elected.
The Democrats of the twenty.eighth
precinct of the Fourth ward held meet
ing last evening and selected the fol-
lowing delegates to represent the pre-
cinct in the Democratic county conven-
ton: J. d. Bethune, @. N. Williams,
Thomas L. Wimore, 8. Grant and DR.. j.
E. Cowles. These names will be pre-.
sented at the ward caucus, which is to
be held tonight.
D. j. Cooper, who was secretary of
the Republican supervisoral convention
OF the Second district, has written to
deny that the ballot which nominated
Mr.. Hay, of Artesia, for supervisor, was
stuffed. He Gays that it was a fair bal
lot. Capt. F. N. Marion, assemblyman
from that district, claims that the bal
lot was not fair one.
An important meeting of the Tam
many club will be held this evening.
Every member who possibly can should
attend without fail.
Senator R. B. Carpenter, of San Fran
cisco, left for the north yesterday after
noon. to assist Hervey Lindley in
making his canvass in the northern
counties.
At an early day an independent Re-
publican club will be formed. There
are great many Republicans who are
dissatisfied the way things are going
and have gone. They propose to organ
ize a club of independents. Several
members of Republican clubs have al
ready resigned, and more intend to
do 30.
An old soldier and a veteran writes
the HERALD to state that the entire Re-
publican ticket will be defeated this
fall. He recites how the last Republi-
can convention spat upon the claims of
the veterans, and says that the manner
in which they we're ruthlessly insulted
will make many Democratic votes.