Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-20

Tor county treasurer. Mr.. Shoro seems
to have no opposition, and he will un-
doubtedly benominated. With the pre-
vailipg sentiment against third tt rmism
and the we'll known popularity of Mr..
Shorb he is almost certain to be elected
If nominated.
For the constabulary nominations
there are about dozen applicants. The
same holds good in so far as the nomina-
tions for city justices are concerned.
The following is list OF the delegates as
far as returned.
City Dele gates.
First ward, 16 delegates M. Hay
den, G. L. Cruz, J. H. Simpson, M. M.
Brothers, t. s. Meredith, A. Gundlach,
J. E. Yoakum, @. H. Langbein, j. E..
Frick, Joseph Messmer. Peter White,
Henry Gibbs, j. A. G. Martinez, John
Donohue, Alfred Moore, jr., George O..
King.
Second ward. So delegates-Dr. NJ. NJ.
Kannon, Geo Kuhrtz, Samuel CohD, III.
H. Grossmeyer, w. Hobbs, VIM
Mead, P. L. Hoffman, Chas. Bauer, A..
Davis, w. B. Scarborough, /. w. Bowler,
f. B. Colver, H. B. Belt, Henry Brun
ing. DR.. Wasserman, r. w. Ready, j..
Neary, E. G. Tice, E. E. Lembart,
David Mulrein, M. MARQUEE. R. l. Gar
rett, Dr. Kurtz, Geo. W. Reitzer, Thos.
McCaffrey, DIR. ] E. lie Doux, w. ID.
Perkins, Joseph Gioia, j. s. Redona, W.
w. Sands, Thomas Keefe, w. E. War
den, j. A. Craig, Frank Ham, A. @.
Summers, j. "A. Ro cha.
Third ward, "a delegates-W. A.
Ryan. A. M. Stephens, T.. +.
Gibbon, N. G. Bledsoe, J. X. Urmston,
III. P. Wilson, Chris Hicksop, Henry
Ryan, w. r Lewis, P. IL. Fitzgerald,
M. J. Nolan, DR.. N Wynne, @. Behrendt,
F. w. De Van, M. II. Sullivan, q. B.
Vanderbeek, r. r, Richards, M. F.
Bethowski Oscar Ragland. G G. Sachse,
w. P. Jeffries, w. NJ. Taylor, H. J.
Woollacott, Sam Levy, E. Cranberry,
Otto Vcgel, Cal Foy, J. H. Crawford,
John T. Teel, A. P. McGinnis, B. Breen.
John Kenealy, E. Wineburgh, r. M.
Baker.
Fourth ward, 21 delegates-J. d.
Bethune, @. N. Williams. Thomas
L. Winder, S. Grant, DIR. j. E. Cowles,
W. P. Hyatt, Geo. w. Glowner, V. Po-
net, M. w. ConkliD, s. P. Bow
en-, John s. Ward, Joe P. Rowan,
G. F. A. Last, A. w. Hutton, Jno. Bry-
son, sr., L. ]. Mathews, d. Botiller, J.
Percival, Conrad Jacoby, LeComte
Davis.
Fifth ward, delegates--F Frank w. Sa-
bichi, Telfair Creighton, W. r. Burke,
B. ]. Reeve, George Dickson, E. T.
Park, D. H. Irland, ]. W. Hardwick.
Seventh ward. 38 delegates-Jacob
Adolf, A. McNally, Simon Rein
hart, D. M. McGarry, Daniel Nc
Isaacs, John Hauerwaas, John j.
O'Brien, James G. thinner, Robert Ru
dolph, Henry Pfirrman, B. McKone,
Henry Kearney. Geo. L. Arbuckle, A. L
Corlett, w. H. Jukes, Charles P. Kear-
ney, @. E. Richards, George Baker, T.
J. Cuddy, James Cussen, VIM. Town
send, A. N. Feldechau, M. Z. Curra1,
Henry Bluett, F. Lindenfeld, Henry
Baswitz, J. P. Caldwell, Gus Graham,
E. H. Boyd, P. R. Froelich, William E.
Smith. Thos. Darmody, Elias Steinman,
w. s. Walker, L. G. Dalhbrink, NJ. A.
Steves, Geo. Judkins, Frank L. Reyes.
Sixth ward, IL delegates-A. Orfils,
M. Leahy, j. s. Mcdonald, j. Marion
Brooks, E. R. Pirtle, G. ]. Peteler, H.
j. A. Stuhr, John Moran, l.. Herzog,
j. H. Pessell, P. L. Ducasse, Henry
Bartning.
Eight ward, 81 delegates-George
Buhot, 7. Eccles. w. H. Buehler,
John Watson, James Harrison.
Garrett Lynch, Hugh Sweeney,
John Wilson, Craig Sommers, Dan
Lynch, ]. J. Choate, E. Faure, Cy True,
E. E. Shaffer, R. L. Bouchette, Charles
Carolan, E. East, Thomas F. Savage,
Guy Longstreet, F. Clavere, Hugh
Smith, Charles Ger son, Thomas Shehan,
E. Waldeck, Cole Riggs, George F. Will
lig. W. w: Sanchez, Henry King, j. J..
Phillips, James O'Donnell. G. A. Ste
phens, Hugh Dixon, j. F. Mackel, Jack
Williams, r. Collins, Thomas Chase, E.
j. Conroy.
Ninth ward, IA delegates. N. Coch-
ran, H. L. White, Tom Hyans, L.V.
w. III. Workman, Chas. A. Bell. R. Ber-
nard, G. E. Blake, ]. ]. McGreal, Geo.
A. Webb, F. Biggy, @. H. Thompson.
County Delegates.
Catalina, delegate-B. F. Latimer.
Cahuenga, 2 delegates--John W..
Mitchell, Dennis Sullivan.
Lordsburg, 3 delegates-J. S. Park, G..
@. Davis, r. r. Carrion.
Pasadena, 20 delegates-A. r. Metcalfe,
r. M. Furlong, Ed. Kennedy, James
Clarke, A. o. Bristol, Jos. Simons, A. J..
Wright, Webster Wotkyns, Chas. Frost,
w. G. Stuart, w. D.. McGilvray, John
Reynolds, John Adams, H. w. Hines,
@. F. Harris, L. G. Winston, L. G. Tor
rance, Thos. Grimes, l., G. Lynch,
Walter Wotkyns.
Knolls, 2 delegates-Dan Kevane, P.
Avila.D
Garvanza, two delegates-L. M. Cor
win, E. Bush.
University. four delegates VIM. Dry
den, N. A. Covarrubias, w. H. Webber,
Edward Ry an.
Vernon, five delegates--J. N. Pembar-
ton. T. Barker, J. J. Moore, P. w. Sans,
John Kan5.
Electric, three delegates-W. s. Penn
berton, B. F. Scott, James HI. Smith.
Compton, three delegates-T. J. Har-
lin, Robert H Harris, A. r. Talamant,s
Enterprise, two delegated b.
Nichols, Omri Bulls.
Newhall, three delegates-W n.
Forker, Matt Mccormick, w. e. Pardee.
Burbank, two delegates--S. w. White,
Frank Scheidler.
Palmdale, two delegates. o. Bar
ingroeer, John Ames.
Rivera, five delegates-S. G. Reyn-
olds, R. T. Gibson, F. A. Coffman, p.
B. Conant, T. L. Gooch.
Norwalk, four delegates-J. E. Wilson,
Mort Eliot, L. w. Houghton, w. H.
Settle.
Glendale, three delegates-J. W.
Cook r a. Dovle f. T. Prior