Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-16
SELECTING THE TICKETS.
Result of the Democratic Cau-
cuses Last Evening.
Political News and Gossip Gathered
Up Yesterday. *
The Men Selected at Last Nights Meet
ings-Meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee.
Notes.

The Democrats of Los Angeles city are
preparing for the primary election which
is to be held tomorrow throughout the
city and county, to elect delegates to the
county convention, which will meet
Tuesday morning next. at 10 am. at
Turnverein hall.
Throughout the city matters are pro-
gressing in every way satisfactory, and
there will be an orderly election which
will be characterized by the presence OF
battalions of police to keep the peace.
The ballot boxes at the polling places
will not be in the hands of men who are
known to fame as suffers and manip-
ulators. The absence of repeaters.
such as characterized the last primary
OF the Republican party, will be noted.
No money will be used illicitly, and no
votes will be purchased in the interest
of this or that ticket 1t will be clean
primary, and good men will be chosen
to nominate men for Office in whom
the people can place confidence
and trust. The caucus meetings
that were held last evening
were attended by more Democrats than
have in the past turned out to partici-
pate in gatherings OF that character in a
long time. This is certainly evidence
of the fact that the Democrats are alive
to the situation, and realize that now is
the time to rid this county of the $12 per
minute government that has 80 long
held sway on court house hill, and
which, if continued long, will bring the
county to the verge of bankruptcy.
IN THE FIRST WARD.
In the First ward the caucus held last
evening was the largest gathering OF
Democrats ever out in the ward TO a
caucus. There were nearly 200 voters
present. The following ticket was unan-
mously agreed upon
First precinct-C. M. Hayden, j. II.
Simpson, G. L. Cruz, M. M. Brothers,
T. S. Meredith.
Gundlach, G. H Langbein.
Third precinct-P. White, II. Gibbs,
Jos. Mesmer, j. E. Frick.
Fourth precinct George F. King, j.
A. G.. Martinez, John F. Donahue, A.
Moore.
In the Second ward the caucus nomi-
nOOS Mayo OOVu dsICcu upOu. LII Iuc
Third ward the caucus will be held this
evening at Democratic headquarters,
1151a South Spring street.
THE FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward about 200 Dem
ocrats assembled at the Ninth-street en-
gine house. The following ticket was
agreed upon without opposition:
TUnnfu.ainhth n Do
thune, G. N. Williams, Thomas L.
Winder. S. Grant, DIR. E. ]. Cowles.
Twenty ninth precinct-W. P. Hyatt
mer. M. w. Conklin, S. P. Bowen.
Thirtieth precinct John S. Ward, Joe
P. Rowan, G. F. A. Last, A. w. Hutton
John Bryson, sr.
Thirty-frst precinct-L. j. Mathews
D. Boteller, ]. Percival, Conrad Jacoby,
LIE Compte Davis.
In the Fifth ward the caucus ticket
has been agreed upon already.
THE SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward held
caucus last night, at 1916 South Main
street. About 100 00Democraticv voters were
present, the largest caucus ever held in
the ward. The following gentlemen
were selected as delegates, to be voted
for next Saturday: j. Marion Brooks
J. G. Mcdonald, M. Leahy, E. R. Pirtle
G. J. Peteler, H. J. A. Stuhr, John
Moran, l.. Herzog, J. H. Pessell, P. l.
Ducasse, A. Orfila, Henry Bartning.
After electing the delegates to the
convention, the Sixth Ward Democratic
club was organized, with Judge Bearden
as temporary chairman, and E. r. Pirtle
as secretary.
On motion, the chair was authorized
to appoint committee of five on per-
manent organization and bylaws. The
chairman appointed W. E. Tucker, A.
f. Mackey, A. Swanson, John Webber,
Henry Barthing.
On motion, Judge Bearden was added
to the committee.
The club roll was opened, and 70
signed the same.
The club adjourned to meet Friday,
the 23d inst, at 7 80, at place to be
hereafter announced.
A LARGE TURNOUT.
The Democrats who attended the
Seventh ward caucus some $50 in
number-assembled at the corner OF
Fourth and Los Angeles streets. The
caucus meeting was harmonious
throughout. r. N. Walton, an old
war horse of Democracy and vet
eran of many battles, was chairman of
the caucus. The following ticket was
named:
IN. E. Curran, Henry Bluett, Charles
Phoenix Kearney, George Arbuckle, w.
H. Jukes, James Cussen. D. M. McGar-
ry, John Hauerwaas, Henry Pfrrman,
J. P. Caldwell, John j. O'Brien, Robert
Rudolph, James G. thinner, E. H Boyd,
Gus Graham, G. E. Richards, Henry
Kearney, Daniel McIsaacs, VIM. Town
send, F. Lindenfeldt, A. j. Lennox, A.
Breen, 7. J. Cuddy, B. Tourney, Henry
Baswitz, A. L. Corlett, B. McKone, An
drew McNally, w. F. Nordholdt, ]. NJ.