Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23

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Jeffries, Chris Hickson, DIR. Heinzeman,
| B. Carberry, s. Levy, d. Pickett, ]. H.
Crawford, @. Foy, G. Van Valkenberg.
John T.. Teel, A. P. McGinniss. This
ticket received los votee. There were
166 cast. 1t was practically the same as
the caucus ticket.
The Rowan ticket in this ward was as
follows: R. F.. McGregor, j. G.. Eetu-
dillo, Charles Kistner, Gus Dedrick,
William McDermott, William Baird
George Estudillo. Charles Chick, A. P.
Msginnis, Otto Vogel, j. H. Crawford,
| Sheldon Borden, N. G. Bledsoe, Casper
Behrendt, Richard Pulliam, Frank Rose,
John H. Flynn, H. L. Ryan, J. X.
Tonp, T. R. Richards, H. R. Duffin, w.
| B. Dunning. w. F. Paigne, D. Stewart,
Henry Weiner, R. J. Graham, George
Fisher, j. A. Loring, J d. Lynch, Henry
Mosgrove, N. A. VanSickee, G.. r.
Armstrong, H. ]. Wollacott, Frank
Miller, III. Boehman.
E. Wineburgh and DIR. J. H. Crawford
are being mentioned for the nomination
for the council in this ward.
FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward there were two tick
cts. The caucus ticket was as follows
J. r. Cox, A. J Bradish, @. N. Williams,
Sylvester Grant, J. w. Mccain, Chas.
Forman, F. M. Guthrie, s. M. Davidson
w. P. Hyatt, Geo. W. Glowner, T. G.
Pepper, Victor Ponet, s. P. Bowen, Jno.
Bryson, sr.. A. B. Roth, J. M. Preston,
G. F. A. Last, G. P. Vance, W. L. Price,
d. Botiller, J. Percival. L. Davis, w. T.
M. G.. Norton, Edwards.
Tho RnWaD fiakat Uoo on fo11nmc i.
John Clancy, Syl Grant, I. Norton, A.
Schwamm, W. Riggs, @. F. A. Last, Joe
P. Rowan, G. M. Norton, A. B. Roth,
Sam Prayer, Charles Foreman, F. M.
Guthrie, F. H. Smith, Geo. W. Glowner,
w. P. Hyatt, G. n. Plummer, s. P.
Bowen, w. M. Conkling, Sam Hsmil-
ton, E. Germain, M. l.. Parcels, Charles
Lantz, L. Davis, Conrad Jacoby.
The total vote cast in the ward was
lao, of which the caucus ticket received
ITO. For mayor the delegates are evenly
divided.
The candidate for the council in this
ward will probably be J. Shirley Ward,
80 it is said.
THE FIFTH WARD.
In the Fifth ward there was quiet
fight, with two tickets in the field. One
was headed Regular Democratic Tax
payers Ticket" and it carried the fol-
lowing names: W. r. Burke, Telfair
Creighton, A. L. Clayton, Frederick
Harkness, J. M. Harcourt, George E.
Dickson, Thomas B. Brown, d. Neu-
hart, j. W. Pattillo, Henry Koch.
The other ticket carried the heading,
Irregular Democratic Caucus Ticket"
1t had the same names as the other tick
ct, with the exception of the last four.
In lieu of these it had John Osborne,
Henry Koch. E. 7. Parke and j. F. Con-
roy.
There were 80 votes cast in the ward,
of which the first ticket named got a
majority. The delegates are understood
to be for Rowan.
AS to the council, it is hard to tell
who the nominee in this ward will be.
SIXTH WARD.
In the Sixth ward there wss but one
ticket in the field, as follows: j..
Marion Brooks, Stephen Meyers, Chas.
Cash, John P. Moran, A. 81. Rimpau, O.
F. O'Dea, H. ]. A. Stuhr, III. Mcclure,
A. Roselle, Ernest Taylor, s. A. Wilson,
A. w. Pessell, H. Reitow.
H. J. A. Stuhr was defeated by O. j..
Peteler. Elmer Pirtle and J. Brown
tied Messrs Rimpau and O'Dae. This
was done by scratches. These delegates
are for Captain Mackay for mayor, al
though Mr.. Rowan's friends claim
seven votes. The fight for the council
is between George Pessell and H. Bart
ming. There were 1856 votes cast. The
primary was in every way orderly and
decent. iAe4 ts
SEVENTH WARD.
In the Seventh ward there were three
tickets in the field, but the fight really
narrowed down to struggle between
| the Workman and the Rowan tickets.
| The former ticket was as follows: A.
McNally, Thomas j.. Cuddy, E. Rein
hart. S. Steinman, George Arbuckle, F.
Sauerwein, ]. Brink, Charles Lips,
Homer Katz, B. McKone, Peter Frolich,
A. Breen, Thomas Darmody, John S,
Baxter, Dan Smith, A. l.. Corlett, p. M
Scott, II. M. Ashley, Martin Eichhorn
H. Matson, II. Kreim, A. N. Feldshau
j. Ashman, William Townsend, A. Levy
j.. Lee, Thomas Morrissey, F. McHugh
w. Boyd, d. @. Gorden, Ed w Casey
Burt Lewis, Peter Sweeney, George
Judkins. Frank Lindenfeld.
| Inc Rowan tlcKeG was az IOllOW6
James Cuseen, John Blewett, Joseph B
Caldwell, R. N. Walton, Peter Keane
E. H. Boyd, Henry Kearney, John J
O'Brien, Ambrose Lemmons, Thomas
Vacher, William Townsend, John Ner.
ney, P, M. Scott, @. L. E. Richards
Anthony Breen, Herman Kreim, D. j.
Gordon, Daniel Leahy, Henry Matson
James +. Donovan, Joseph Engert, J,
Mitchell Jones, AL Levy, Robert Rudorf
Harry Richmond, James Ashman, FREQ
Sullivan, Ben E. Toler, A. McNally, D
Mckinley, Oscar Peter, III. M. Hansen
Fred Reynolds.
There were 593 votes cast in thit
ward. of which the Workman ticket re-
celved 35 votes. the caucus ticket 233
Rowan ticket 1886 votes. 1t is impossi
BILE to tell how the fight for council will
result. The Workman ticket claim II
votes in this ward.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward the election wal
quiet and orderly. There were 307 votel
4 cast. There were four tickets in thu
| field, but mixed ticket was elected al
follows:
The following delegates received 301
votes: r s. Bouchet, T. F. Savage, f
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