Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
made themselves conspicuous by absent.
ing themselves from the polls.

made themselves conspicuous by absent
ing themselves from the polls.
1t was in the eighth ward, though
that the Lindley men got shock from
which the machine down there will not
soon recover. 1t was always conceded d
that the machine could handle this ward
with ease, but yesterday was an excep.
ton. The Hazard ticket polled 165
votes and the Lindley ticket only 226
Jim Meredith, George Flint and the
boys handled the Lindley interests.
They generally sweep things in their
borough without opposition, but the
Hazard ticket ran far better than was
expected.
In the Ninth ward what was called
the Regular Republican Caucus Ticket
was elected by large majority. While
Hazard has many friends in the ninth,
yet he could not overcome the other fell
lows. At the voting precinct Council
man Rees was conspicuous by his alb
sence, but DR.. Campbell, who expects to
fill his seat in the council, was there
fighting against the Hazard ticket. The
Hazard ticket got Waterloo here, re-
ceiving go votes to ZIG for the Lindley
delegation.
THE CITY DELEGATES.
The city delegates elected are as fol.
lows;
First ward-E. Munsey, E. M. Morri-
son, A. E. Meiggs, F. w. Tyler, G. L.
Byam, G. S. Bradford. A. W.. Ewing,
Sherman Smith, N. G. Browning, Chas.
Elton, George Weeks, W. 1. Shanklin,
William Hawks, E. E. johnson.
Second ward-R. B. Carpenter, W. J.
Hamilton, w. H. Davis, E. V. Maud,
VIM. Soule, G. HI. White, Harry lies. J.
T. Sennett, Jos. Manning, G. N. Vick-
cry, J. N. Gregory, P. M. Darcy, G. E.
Day, D. w. Field, J. Mills Davies, B. w.
Spears, G. G. Bonnell, D. @. Morrison,
George L. Pierce, j. G. Steadman, j. M.
.Frew, E. ]. Niles, d. w. Gridley, Smith
Oliver, w. Ludlow, Henry Ballinger.
Third Ward-M. Holton, M. G. Nc
Koon, DIR. F. K. Ainsworth, w. G. Fur
rey, w. G.. Cochran, w. T. Myers, O.
M. Wells, w. R. Bacon, Frank G..
Young, A.. Crutcher. G. o. Scott, R. S.
Woodside, Frank McCoye, DR.. H. B.
Ellis, G. NJ. Danskin, j. D. Fennesey,
G. w. M. Reed, H. 9. Carter, 1. B.
Newton, Jas. Burdett, G. S. DeGarmo,
O. D. Platt, H. Seigel, Frank RAIDER,
Robert Owens.
Fourth Ward-W. A. Knighten, S. H.
Kingery, D. o. Miltimore, Fred Eaton,
7. K. Wilson, A. w. Francisco, G. e.
Gard, 1. H. Woodland, H. A. Barclay, w.
NJ. Buddinger, O.. F. Munson, G.
Sheerer, S. K. Adams. Jay Hyland, F.
M. French, A. W. Patten, E. R. de
Artois.
Fifth ward--E. F. G. Klokke, j. S.
Sauson, HI. T. Lee, j. l.. Murphy, Aron
Mason, L. A. Croft s. H. Butterfeld.
Sixth ward-Frank Walsh, u. H. Whit
ney, Frank Chenoworth, d. Rozell, J.
Biggs, G. Compere, VIM. Moore, G. Ell.
Kelsey, A. J. Oopp, 7. II. White.
Seventh ward-Capt. E. Blennerhas-
sett, G. II. Dunsmoor, G. NJ. Smell, J.W.
Davis, Brainard Smith, J. O. Cashin, G.
HI. Kolle, S. II. Henderson, John Far
quher, FL. L. Bates, @. III. Humphreys,
Pete Reel, Gilbert Ball, Fred @. Smith,
M. Barnes, James HI. Mervine, III. G..
Vignes, j. t. Davis, G. J. Kubach, Dave
Ferner.
Eighth ward-J. M. Meredith, VIM.
Llewellyn, G. E. De Camp, John F.
Swift, Geo. r. Flint, Cass Cline, w. N.
Bailey, A. Rivera, A. III. Rouleau, Chas.
Fuller, j. A. Nelson, John Flood, J. M.
Murphy, L. w. Overman. J. FL. Wilson.
Frank Gibson, Thomas Romero, G. H..
Hawtrey, w. A. Dorman, P. Rivera.
Ninth ward-R. H. F. Variel, George
w. Campbell, ID. G. Barber, George l..
Arnold, w. o. Burr, F. j. Teale, sr., A..
HI. Sanborn, L. G. Loomis, Y. E. Davis
son, E. P. Cochran, John Wilson.
The city is entitled to 81 delegates at
the Santa Cruz convention and the
county to 81 also, making total of AZ
delegates for Los Angeles county. The
city delegates are apportioned to the
several wards as follows:
First ward, 2; second, A; third, A;
fourth, 3; fifth, L; sixth, 1; seventh, 3;
eighth, Q; ninth, l. As Hazard has car
ried only the fifth and sixth wards he
has but 2 delegates opt of the city's 21.
THE PUMPKIN ROLLERS.
The results from the county precincts
show that the suave Lindley has not
neglected his rural friends. A far as
could be ascertained last night, the list
ia as follows:
Unlversity-Peter Taylor, J. M. Har-
mon, E. A. Miller, Thomas Lord of the
Hazard ticket, and II. L. Morrill, and A.
V. Blake of the Lindley ticket were
elected delegates.
Electric or Pico Heights-U
ed (Hazard) ]. Dick, w. L. Withelo ow.
Rosedale-Three Hazard men were
elected.
Monrovia-A. W. Harvey, j. A. Fo-
shay and W. III. Cook of the Lindlev
ticket were elected by one majority.
Duarte-One ticket, In favor of Lind
ley. w. w. Beacon and F. NJ. Douglas
were elected.
Azusa-P. Casey, F. A. Pry and T. F.
Griswold, who are Hazard men, were
elected.
Glendora-E. B. Poland, J. G. West
and James Wansley were elected. There
was but one ticket-the anti-Lindley.
Pasadena--The Magee ticket was VIC
torious. The delegates elected are O. S
Weed, 9. @. Brown, G. M. Simpson,
Calvin Hartwell, T. P. Lukins, John
Mcdonald, J. T. Buchanan, R. H.
Knight, H. H. Rose, w. E. Arthur,
Sherman Washburn, B. N. Wotkyns, W.
L, McAllister, w. B. Rowland, Chas. A,
Gardner, G. w. Swan, W. N. Strother,
Jas. McLachlan.
South Pasadena-T. d. Daggett, Fl. I.
Earl (anti- Hazard) was elected.
Lamanda--A. Bridgden, L. E. Jordan,
A, s. Crank (Lindley men). There were
three tickets in the field:
Alhambra-A. @. Weeks, A. F. Nc
Lean and G.. B. Adams.
San Gabriel-H. g. Mcdonald and w.
l.. Fuller, (both Lindley men.)