Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-16

H. Kreim, George Baker, James D. Nc
Ginley, Henry Matson.
In the Eighth ward the caucus has
already been held and the ticket
printed.
ALL HARMONIOUS.
In the Ninth ward Hendricks hall
was crowded-over 400 Democrats as
sembled. Col. John L. O'Brien, presi-
dent of the Ninth ward club, called the
meeting to order. Hon. Fred Lambourn
presided over the caucus. The follow
ing is the caucus ticket, which was
unanimously agreed upon after some
little discussion:
Seventh precinct-George w. Frame,
E. R. Threlkeld, III. w. Gerke, 8. Argu-
clio.
Sixth precinct-Thomas Kinds, L. V.
Glasscock, 1. N. Cochran, II. L. White.
Fifth precinct-J. P. Rogers, F. Mon
tego, d. W. Hudson; w. B. Nichols,
John Proctor, E. Eyraud.
THE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Republican executive committee
met yesterday and transacted considera-
BILE privste business. The following
committees were agreed upon:
Committee on printing and supplies
A. A. Bayley, George II. Bonebrake,
John Burns. fp
Auditing-R. D. Wade, A. A. Bayley,
D. j. Cooper, George l.. Arnold, S. r.
Rees.
Fnance-John Burns, 7. J. Weldon;
B. W. Lee, George Il. Arnold, G. H.
Bonebrake.
Campaign-Col. j. T. Brooker, L. A.
Sheldon, Melvin Nudge, w. T. Will
Jams, T. J. Matlock.
POLITICAL NOTES.
In response to request from mum.
ber of Democrats, Capt. F. B. Colver has
consented to permit his name to be used
in connection with the Democratic nom.
ination for county auditor. 1t will be
presented to the county convention
next week.
The candidacy of Martin G. Marsh fol
sheriff is taking like wild fire among
many Democrats, who deem him the
most available candidate that could be
| named.
The ninth ward delegation is for M
T. Collins for supervisor, and A. p.
Richardson for constable.
Col. Geo. W. Frame late last evening
| decided not to make the race for the
| legislature in the Seventy-third district.
Col. J. P. Rogers is his choice, and
should Colonel Rogers consent to enter
the arena he will make gallant fight.
William H. Juenger is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for coroner
He is an old citizen of Los Angeles, anc
is we'll and favorably known. He il
certain of an election if nominated, anC
he would prove tower of strength tt
the ticket.
Henry W. Weineke, the Republican
nominee for tax collector of San Diego
and incumbent, was in the city yes
terday.
J.E. Frick, good Democrat OF the
First ward, will be candidate for the
Democratic nomination for street super.
intendent. He is strong man. 'l5.
j. w. Nance, Of Perris, Democratic
candidate for the assembly in the
Eightieth district, was in the city yes
terday. :.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Jackson Democratic club will be held
this evening at the Opera House hall
| ITO South Main street, at 8o'clock. All
Democrats are earnestly invited to be in
attendance, as important business is to
come before the club.
The Lafayette French Democratic club
is fully reorganized. At its last reunion
the following officers were chosen
Paul Saubion, president; Clement Vim.
cent, E. Faure, vice presidents; Jos.
Amelineau, secretary j. Boyer, treas
urer. The club counts already more
than 800 members. and every one is full
of enthusiasm for the success of the