Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-21
THE LOCAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Result of the Democratic Cau-
cuses Last Evening.
Orderly Meetings and Good Repre-
sentatives Selected.
A List of the Tickets which Were
Chosen, as Far as Could be
Learned-Some Echoes
of the Campaign.

Ine Democrats held caucus IN eaCf
of the AZ precincts throughout the city
last evening and nominated candidate!
to be voted for at the primaries as dele
gates to the city nominating convention
The primaries will be held tomorrow
between the hours of p. m. and {
O'Clock p. m.
The city nominating convention will
be held next Tuesday, 25th instant
Following are the returns of th'
caucuses, go far as could be obtained VI
to O'Clock this morning:
Fl tn precinct, Nipthsward-Col. ]. P. Rogers
W. 3. Nichols A. J. Kiag, j. Proct.rsk. Ber
nard F. Dsken, ". \. Horton. II
sixth precinct, Ninth ward-C. H; White
John j. Adams, jr., J. A. Newlee, C. N. Richard
son, John L. Her ingten.
seventh p, ecinct, Ninth wsrd-B. Chandler
h; W. Gerke, Otis F Bel, George W. Frame.
mdn les, r. l.. bauchet, M. c. Fordham, E. Il
Shaffer, j. R. Welcome
Eleventh prec net, Eighth ward-Dr. J. J.
Choate, G. Faure. Joe Sproude, John Dermorty
Murphy,
fourteenth precinct, Eighth ward-seo F.
Willig, Paul .Saub.on, George Carr, Joseph
Fifteenth precinct, Eighth ward-J. F. Mack.
ell. VIM Qlandt, Ionroy.
sixteenth precinct Eighth ward-Garrett
lynch, Chalk Roberts, James Boutwell,, VIM
Wise. .A
seventeenth precinct, Seventh ward-sam
Dugan, = Cozzens, M. Curran. George Auer-
Eighteenth precinct, Seventh ward4John
o. brisn, John Halerwaas, James C. Caldwell
H@nry Pfrrman, James G. thinner, John E.
Twentieth precinct, Seventh ward-E. G.
Reed, F: Lindenfelt, A. Brun, D. Froelich, B
Isney Thns. Darmody. 5fa ENam
Brink, Andy McNally, B. G. Lipps, Homer G
Fatz, Jacob Adolf, B. McKine. 40
Twenty-second precinct. seventh waFd-Hen
~ Matson, Martin Eichhorn, b erman Kreim, J
D. N McGinley. A. N Feldshaw James ash man
1wenty-th rd precinct, sixth ward-y. Mario1
Bro ks, Steph Ne yers, Charles Cash.
Twen y.fonrth precinct Sixth ward-A. Rim
pau, NJ ODea, up. Moran.
Twenty fifth precinct, Sixth ward-Hugh Nc
ReItew. A. W Pessell
borne. f. T. Psrks,J # Conroy, Henry Koch.
Twenty ninth precinct Fourth ward--Charles
Forman, Z. M Guthrie, ). M. Davidson, W. p
Hyatt, Geo geW w. Glowner, DR.. T. c. Pepper
iitieth precinct, Fourth ward-A. B. Roth
n. G. Norton, John Bryson, ST., J. NJ. Preston
Thirty -arst precinct, Fourth wsrd-w. L.
Price. G. s. Vance L. avis. d. Botiller, Jabez
Percival, W. T. kdwsrds.
Thirty second precinct, Fourth wsrd-R. e
McGregor, Fl. l.. Ryan, Chas. Gassen G. B Van
derbeck, J. K Urmston, Chas. Chick, Z. Wine.
burg
Thirty third precinct, Eighth ward-J. H
Flynn,J Methvin, T. Donohue, Chas. Kestner
Thirty fourth precinct, Third ward-J G. rs.
tudillo, Geo go Estudillo, Frank W. Devsn,
Thiriy-Hfth precinct, Third ward-Henry p,
Wilson, Allen Madden, G. G. Sachse, X. A.
Trincano. Jno Mcpherson.
Thirty sixth precinct, bird ward-Judge A.
Chris. Hickson W. P, Jefffiss.
Thirty. eighth precinct, Third ward-A. P.
Maginnis, Otto VogelsJ. II. Crawford, sheldon
Borden, N. t.. Bledsoe.
Encido, Thomas Keefe. Jake Kuhrts, Frank
Hamm.
Forteth precinct, Second ward-J. L fans.
field, n illiam Mead, Tom Bryant, B. Strds
Forty second precinct. Second ward-TAomas
Robbins, J.. W. Bowler, George II. Buckingham,
F. O. Wilkin.oI, C. H Bentley.
Ku tz,Dr. E.A. Bryant, A.C Taylor, R.W. Ready
Fortv-sixth precinct. Second ward-Thomas
McCaffrey. /. ]. horrell, Charles Massey, j. J.
Finn, ". D. Perkins. J. e. Buddington, Joseph
Mutually.
F, rty seventh precinct. Second ward-Ge orge
W Retzer, 7. s. Casey, ]. B. Robbins, Hem
Bruner.
The West End Democratic club held q
lively meeting Wednesday night at Will.
lard's hall, with good attendance. NJ
W. Conklin expounded the teachings oi
the Democracy in an able manner. R.
NJ. Smith, an old time Republican, oi
Rosedale, also addressed the club, by its
request, and among other things favor
able to the Democrats, said that in his
business, which is csnvassing, that
throughout the southern part Of the
state, where he has been, he has found
the outlook for bis party very dark.
Colonel Frame is an avowed worker
for Col. John E. O'Bryan for member oi
the city council. Colonel Frame is max.
ing strong effort for the nomination ol
exMayor Workman.
The Democrats of Whittier held q
large meeting in the school house, in
that place, Wednesday night last, Ad
dresses were delivered by j. De Barth
Shorb, Judge F. B. Guthrie, j. F. Mar.
tin, E. E. Hewitt, Martin Marsh. and
Messrs. Cullen and Scarborough.
At the caucus in the Forty second pre-
cinct of the Second ward, g. G. Brown
ascolored man of considerable promise,
made few very pointed and practical
remarks. After comparing and analyz
ing the state vote of 1890, he did not see
how the Republicans, with third ticket
in the field, hoped to carry the state, and
ne predicted Democratic success.
No meeting of the Jackson Democratic
club will be held this friday evening,
owing to it being Columbus day, and 9
legal holiday.
The Young Mems Cleveland clut
meets tonight at Tammany hall at 7 :3(
p m. All Democrats are cordially in
vited to attend. Good speakers will bt
present.