Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
OH! PEACE AND III
The Republican Primaries Held
Throughout the City.
Delegates Elected to Name Candidates
for Municipal Offices.
@. M. Wells Fails to Carry His Own
Ward-It Goes to Hazard-Alder-
manic Candidates Named in
the Several Wards.

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taken as whole they were exceeding
ly quiet, although quite a large vote
was polled. The principal contest was
over the mayoralty, and the result,
while it does not determine the nomi-
nee, eliminates several factorsfrom the
fight. O. M. Wells failed to carry his
own ward--the Third-and that knocks
him out. j. @. A. Tufts strength failed
to materialize outside of his own ward,
and he is not believed to be in the race.
This narrows the struggle down between
Hazard and Summerland, with the lat
ter apparently in the lead. In every
ward the voters expressed their choice
for the council and the school board
directly. Below is detail of the re-
suit:
FIRST WARD.
In the First ward 26l votes were cast
and the following delegates were elected :
Harry Bridges, F. w. Steddom, E. T.
Shoemaker, John Horner, J. B. Liver
sidge, Scott Reynolds, Homer Kennedy,
W. w. Everett, Nathan Cole, jr j. v.
Wachtel, L. M. Brown, R. A. Ling, HI.
G.. Brainerd, r. E. Palmer, F. j.
Cooper, J. s. Herwick, @. H. Ward, M.
Houser, II. B. Dibble, w. I. Shanklin,
William Hawks. E. Munsey was NOM
mated for councilman and F. W. Sted-
dom for the school board. The delega-
tion is divided for mayor but for F. r.
Willis for city attorney.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward Gil votes were
cast, and the following ticket was elect
ed: @. E. Day, G. A. Dobinson, J. w.
Long. F. N. Townsend, F. A. Gibson,
George Hull, j. F. Christopher, @. c.;
Bonnell, M. E. Copeland, A. H. Merwin,
B. L. Hess, M. j. Blaisdel. Smith Oliver,
T. F. Phillips, s. G.. Millard, G. s. Clarke,
d. G.. Morrison, F. T. Hughes, w. A.
Spalding, H. H. Appel, Harry lies, E.
r. Flores w. HI. Tonkin, d. F. Donegan,
George e. Kester, Alexander Caldwell,
DR.. W. L. Wills, A. G. Day,J. F. Fosmir,
w. L. Sheldon, j. Houston, VIM. Bouett,
E. v. Maud, G. s. Moorehead. W. i.
Hamilton. O. Morgan received 159
votes for councilman, ]. M. Frew 1873,
B. w. Spears 121, George L. Pierce 113,
Charles Seamans so. DIR. w. L. Wills
was nominated for member of the
school board.
THIRD WARD.
In the Third ward there was lively
fight, but the Hazard ticket won over
the Wells ticket, but here Summerland
lie credited with elk or seven votes.
There were 687 votes cast. The dele
gates are: Ale. Pomeroy, ]. M. Wilmer,
M. G.. McKoon, Chas. T. Parsons,
Nonrno Gsnoo hovrnh M tn
R. Bacon, s. A. Carlisle, Gal. F. Hunter,
Fred B. Manchester, A. X. Crawford, III.
Parrish, r. M. Thomson, w. B. Hinkle,
Archibald Waldie, @. G. Cook. A. j..
Hanson, G.. w. Blanchard, r. E. Cor
coran, James F. Rehling, Charles A.
Johnson, L. F. Scott, s. N. Sheets, g.
L. Logan. r. s. Haupt, William s. Dau-
benspeck. George HI. Stewart, G. FL.
McNelly, G.. w. Remington, G. w.
Hicks, w. F. Griggs, Frank G. Young,
A. L. Newbauer, F. M. Price, LIE Grande
Betts,. F. S. Munson was nominated
for the council and j. G. Platt for the
school board.
FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward 375 votes were
cast. The delegates elected are: s. B.
Hynes, R. Mercer, DR.. @. B. Dixon, s.
A. Garrett, s. Mcclure, H. H. Yonkin,
W. M. Budinger, G. G. Fulton, M. G.
Willard, w. G. Finch, F. A. Irwin, J. G.
Goodwin, ]. A. Thomas, j. E. Hunsicker,
III. I. Cooley, 7. f. Barnes, Dexter Sam
son, Joseph Gearhart. M. j. Magrew, S.
v. Griffin, w. E. Staley, J. w. Vaughn,
@. P. Dandy, A. M. Austin, B. w. Lee.
The ticket is unpledged as to mayor.
w. HI. Rhodes was nominated for the
council and d. P. Hatch for the school
board. In this ward the judges and
clerks enjoyed pleasant diversion. A.
M. Austin kindly furnished them with
a bounteous repast.
FIFTH WARD.
In the Fifth ward everything was
quiet. There was but one ticket in the
field andit received 272 votes. Free
man @. Teed received 149 votes for
councilman, to "a for George Alexander
and 20 for J. @. Dague. Mrs. M. Hughes
received 134 votes for the board of edu-
cation against As for DR.. W. W. Hitch
cock. The delegates elected are as fol-
lows: Horace Hitler, Dan Mcfarland,
i. @. Hodgman, Francis j. Thomas.
ian E. Dunn, j. M. Stewart, E. r.
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They are said to be for Tufts for mayor.
SIXTH WARD.
In the Sixth ward 32O votes were cast
The following delegates were elected
F. w. Stein, E. H. Dalton, w. III. Nc
Donald, G. T. Paul, E. L. Burgoin, ].
Dieterick, l.. Thorne, M. Deckman, E.
B. Cushman, e. F. Richel, M. H. Will
cox, F. e. Walsh, G. H. Afford. William
Dodge. They are unpledged as to
mayor. William HI. Burns was nom
mated for the council aud F. w. Stein
for the school board.
SEVENTH WARD.
In the Seventh ward 5S5 votes were
east and the following ticket was
elected: L. Ebinger. James Warren,
W. 8. Arnold, M. L. Starin, G. j. Ku-
bach, Arthur Knox, M. E. Hammond,
Peter Reel, NJ. Barnes, L. A. Hunt, 4. !
J. Wilkinson, j. j. Neimore, Scipio
Thompson, @. Z. Alexander, W. F. Hem
derson, ]. E. Cusick, VIM. Rogers, A.
Stauch, Robert Green, J. w. Davis. Ell. !
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