The record-union., 1892-08-04
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
They viii Be Held Throughout the
County To-day.
City Delegates Selected Last Night
at Caucuses Held in the
Various Precincts.

Various caucuses were held last even
Ing by the Democrats for choosing dele
gates to be voted for at the primary cleo
ton to-day. At this primary delegates
VIII DE elected to tho County Convention,
"hlch Is to meet on Saturday. The eau
Gus selections We're as follows:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
J.W. Hughes, J. A. Browne, NJ. j. Sulli-
van, John DAILY, /. Boysen, John q, Will
tEle, FRED Stewart, ii. kohne, Jr., James
Son, Louis Kahn, NJ. Cohn, James Ray
mond, Chris. Rasmussen, John Kelly,
frank Sweeney, d. IL. Quinn, Steve Ma
roney, Robert Fisher, Jerry Golden, Y.
II. Abbott, j. NJ. Sullivan, jerry Flanni-
gan, Hiram Myrick, Chris. Cannon, w.
A. Henry, c. W. Clarke, 4. S. Carey, Jos.
Mayo, Frank Gossner, +. ID. ScalIy, JAS.
Mcdonald, John Morse, Martin Dunn,
Edward Wilson, Victor Hartley.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
John w. Armstrong, VIM. McLaugh-
lin, Z. a. Bower, John Black, John f.
Devine, James A. Bensel, Gerald Keegan,
James Coffee, John Costre, Z. G. Bless
ing, w. r. Clark, James Touhey, Edward
McGraw, a. i. Guthrie, Martin White,
4. l.: Forrest, George 2. Buckley, Arthur
Lewis, Andrew Black, John Bagley,
Clarence Clark, Martin Pennish, ST., al.
Healey. George Cuddy, John Wall, L. j.
Monahan, Tim. Sweeney, Daniel Curran,
2. Cahill, w. S. Leake, James Rodgers,
John w. Marsh, Martin Menke, j. j.
Johnson, J. J. Plunket, John Lynch,
Julius Lewis, Isador Alexander, +.
Cooney, James Delaney, George Crolly,
+. Geiske, f. r. Waters, Jas. Longshore,
Jr., X. II. Singleton, Hugo HornIein. L.
Roberts, John Mooney.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Third Supervisor District, First Pre-
cinct-There was a good attendance OF
Democrats at O'Connor's store, Four
teenth and G streets, and much enthusi-
asm prevailed. The meeting was called
TO order by Committeeman OConnor,
and Ed. T. Ptund was elected Chairman
and j. r. Sweeney Secretary.
The following delegates were selected j.:
J. O'Connor, T. J. Buckley, T. f.
O'Brien, Ed. Rego, w. r. O'Brien, NJ. j.
McManus, f. A. Ziegler, E. w. Moore,
Henry Dehn, T. n. Ruhstaller, n. Ewers,
). j. Cadogan, Gus Hilbert, NJ. Downs,
Timothy Lee, J. r. Sweeney, e. NJ. Dom
nelly, John Miller, ii. Blair, E. +. Pfund,
c. Hulesman, John Morley, Ed. Coffee
and +. Stadler.
After arranging for the printing of tick
cts, the meeting adjourned with cheers
for Cleveland and Stevenson.
Third Supervisor District, Second Per.
fcinct-At the caucus held at the new
Pavilion those in attendance proceeded 3;
once to business, and everything worked
hamoniousIy. The meeting was called
to order by Ed. Z. Smith, who announced
the object of the call. Senator Fred Cox
was then elected to the chair, and Ed +.
Smith elected Secretary.
1t was then voted that the Chair APP
point a committee Of five to select dele
gates to be voted for atto-day's primaries
The Chairman announced the following
committee, after which a recess was
takento prepare the names of the dele
gates t. be placed on the ticket. The
committee was composed of Ed f.
Smith, Robert Barnett, j. NJ. Henderson
Stephen Addington and W. c. Farms
worth.
After the recess the following names
were reported to compose the list OF
delegates and the report unanimously
received: Fred c. Cox, Robert Barnett
Il. d. Stephens, r. II. Caverly, w. E.
De Shields, w. A. Gett, Jr., J. NJ. Hen
derson, e. w. Hale, Nj. S. Nevis, w. c.
Farnsworth, Elias Rath, Frank Lyman
Fred Mold, Cornelius Ryan, D. j. Consi-
dine, Stephen Addington.
Robert Barnett was elected committee
OF one on printing, and the caucus adj
journed.