Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
WILL NAME THE MAYOR
Delegates Chosen to the Demo-
cratic City Convention.
Orderly Primaries Characterized All
of the Wards.
A Very A animated Contest Between the
Mayoralty Candidates-A Com
plete List of the Men
Selected.

The Democratic primaries were held
throughout Los Angeles city yesterday
for the purpose OF electing delegates to
the Democratic municipal convention
which meets on Tuesday at Turnverein
hall, to nominate an entire municipal
ticket, to be voted for in December.
Generally speaking, the primaries
were orderly and decent. The respecta.
BILE people of the Democratic faith in all
OF the nine wards of the city turned out
and manifested an interest in the result
to the extent of casting their individual
ballots, at least.
The only ward in which there were
disorderly scenes was in the Ninth.
Here an endeavor was made to vote a
gang of repeaters. The people Of the
Ninth are opposed to any transactions
OF that character, and protest went up
against permitting the repeaters, some
of whom lived three miles from Boyle
Heights, vote. This protest went,
but there was fight before such became
moments, and quiet was soon restored.
The contest in the various wards was
really between the four candidates for
the mayoralty A. F. Mackay,
DR.. j. H. Bryant, T. E. Rowan and W.
H. Workman. 1t is hard to say what
the result of the primary has been as
far as these gentlemen are concerned.
Delegates for all of them have been
elected with Rowan and Work man in
the lead.
In addition to this the question as to
councilmen was settled in most of the
wards.
In the First ward there was but one
ticket in the field. 1t received 162 votes.
There were only five scratches of the
straight ballot. The elected ticket,
which was also the caucus ticket, was as
follows:
Precinct &c. L. Cruz, @. F. Durr,
John H. Simpson, W. G. Hughes, 7. s.
Meredith, M. V. Howard,
Precint 2-J. E. Yoacum, R. Dunni-
gan, A. Gundlach.
Precinct 3-Jos. Mesmer, Henry
Gibbs, j. Baldwin, M. J. Dewald, Geo.
Butler Griffin.
Precinct 4-R. j. Adcock, A. Moore,
T. Mohan, J. A. G. Martinez, A. V.
Cherry.
These delegates are divided between
;he various candidates for mayor, but
hey are all solid for F. M. Nickel for
councilman. In fact, they are all in
,tructed for him.
THE SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward there were three
tickets in the field, and q hot, but not a
lisorderly fight, was on all day.
The Workman ticket was as follows:
lack Kuhrtz. Herman Grossmeyer, John
Ed. Pruess, W. G. Teich-
man, VIM. Mead, Walter Hobbs, ii. 8.
Orme, Sam Cohn, a; Davis. Z. L. Hofi
Massey, VIM. Bowler, F. Wilkinson,
Tom Robbins, Andrew Glassell, s. @.
Johnston, w. Sands, Capt. j. Neary,
E. Leonheart, R. W. Ready, H. @. Snm-
mere, L. M. Powers, ]. A. Craig, Chris.
Hargitt, J. s. Redona, w. M. Sanchez,
NJ. Marquee, Louis Dergogis, Jose M.
Young, l. J. Horrell, Chas. w. Schroeder,
F. Buckingham, Alex. Stewart, E. E.
Tice, E. E. Sanseney, Jerry Murphy,
Geo. w. Better, s. Pinti, John Red
mond.
The Rowan ticket differed from the
above ticket in that it had the additional
names as follows in lieu of those left
out: @. w. Duffy, Thos. Keefe, H. D.
Max Harris, B. Straus, Chas.
Bauer, A. Davis, Thos. Robbins, f.
Joe Abarte, DIR. Kurtz, E.
E. Leonhardt, John Hughes, ". Multi.
gan, r. L. Garrett, A. j. Rogue. T. Nc
Caffery, J. E. Burlington, w. D. Perkins,
Joe Mullally, Geo. Retzer, Henry Brun-
ing, G. McGeary, 1. Hauch, G. Moreno,
Pedro Abarto. Raimnndo Rodriguez,
Jose Redons, jas. W. WinstHp, M.
Drohan, L. D. @. Gray.
The regular caucus ticket, which was
as far as mayoralty nominees
are concerned, was also voted.
The total vote cast in the Second
ward was 300. The ticket elected re-
ceiyed votes as follows; J. Kurtz, 294 !;
Tom Keefe, 220; B. Straus, 244; @.
F. Maud, 249; P. L. Hoffman, 298; A.
Davis, 223; Chas. Bauer, 1856; E. H.
Bentley, 299; j. W. Bowler, 300; F.
Robbins, 1853; F. o. Wilkerson, 1856; g
H. Buckingham, 1856; R. W. Ready
224; John Neary, 1856; DR.. ]. Kurtz
1856; James A. Crane, 1856; L. M. Pow
ers, 1874; A. @. Summers, -; M. Mar
quez, 1874; J. S. Redona, 296; W. W
Sanchez, 1872; M. Drsnan, 224; Thomal
McCaffrey, 223; |. j. Horrell, 29S
Charles, Massey, 1856; W. T. Perkins
223; j. E. Buddingdon, 22l; James
Mullaly, 223; 7. s. Casey, 1872; Georg'
W. Petzer, 299; Henry Brucning, 223
Chris. Hargitt, 297; Herman Gron
meyer, 1911; Sam Cohn, 1872; E. E
Leonhardt, 191; W. G.. Teichman, 191
P. Abarta, 1l6; ]. W. Winston, III; M
Lehman, III; VIM. Mead, 1876. Many
of these names we're on the regula
caucus ticket and the Rowan ticket al
we'll.
As far as the councilmanic contest il
concerned. it lies between D. Innes ant
Hugh Mulholland.
THIRD WARD.
In the Third ward there was fight
and three tickets in the field. Th'
Workman ticket won as follows: III. L
Ryan, Charles Gassen, q. b. Wander
beck, J. X. Urmston, Charles Chick, E
Wineburgh, w. Wilson, J. H. Flynn, J
Methvin, T. Donahue, g. Behrendt, N
P. Winn. M. F. Betkowski, James Allen
g. A. Roper, H. P. Wilson, Allen Man
den, F. Rose, G. G.. Sachee, E. A. Trid
cano, John Mcpherson. A. M. Stephens
!. B. Dockweiler, HI. w. Latham, w. P