Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-10
ADJOURNED COUNCIL injecting,
Counting of the Vote OF the
Late City Election.
The Work of the Australian tx" in
Municipal Politics.
Rowan wins the Mayora1ty by 735 Plu-
rsIIty-Luckenbach Walks In Com
fortabiy by 5ss-shoulters Polls
the Largest Vote.

dent B0D5all was In Lne cudiI' AHcio
being seven members present the busi-
nese Of counting the election returns
was proceeded with. The president said
this was an adjourned meeting from
Wednesday, and was held for the pur-
pose OF making an official count OF the
vote. 1t had been counted on the pre-
vious day but had not been proclaimed,
because all the returns were not signed
by the precinct officials.
Mr.. McGarry inquired If all the re-
turns were now signed in full, before
declaring the vote officially.
IS MAJORITY AMPLE?
Mr. G. A. .Luckenbachx clerk OF the
council and city clerk elect..g replied that
there were still two precincts the re-
turns of which were not signed in full,
but had been signed by majority OF
the officers conducting the election in
such precincts. He believed it did not
REQUIRE return to be signed by all the
officers. Mr.. Alvord thought differ
emily, and was in favor of obtaining an
opinion upon the question from the city
attorney. Accordingly the eergeant-at-
arms was dispatched in search OF the
city attorney.
MR.. M'FARLAND OBJECTED
to giving hasty opinion upon a matter
that involved the mayoralty and all the
Offices in the city, and also
involved the tenure of Office in the
police and other departments. He pre-
ferred to have time to look up this mat
ter and wanted plenty of it. He thought
he could give an opinion on Monday
next at 10 am. The council then ad-
journed until that hour.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
Following is the vote for the several
offices, as will be proclaimed whenever
the returns are signed:
MAYOR.
Rowan. D., 1904; Tufts, R., 4169
Meek, P. P, S5l; Porter, P, 278.
CITY CLERK.
Orfila, d., 1887; Luckenbach, R.,
4573; Schnabel, p. p, 1855; Townsend,
p, 1872.
CITY ATTORNEY.
Miller, D., 1868; Mcfarland, R., 4467 !;
2. P, 979; Dorland. P, 314.
CITY TREASURER.
Brysop, D., 1867; Shoulders, R., 4S10 !;
Emery, Z. P, 1870; Little, P, 35l.
CITY AUDITOR.
Schieck, D., 1914; Teale, R., 44l8 !;
White, 2. P, 1924; Patterson, p, 1862.
TAX COLLECTOR.
Brink, D., 4163; Wade, R.. 453O;
Armstrong, p. F., 1915; Mckee, P, 372.
CITY ENGINEER.
Dockweiler, D. and PIP. 1921; Wright,
r. 1904.
STREET SUPERINTENDENT.
Watson. D. 1894; Hutchinson, r. ,41S1 !;
Greenough, P. P, 1880; Matlock, p,
270.
CITY ASSESSOR.
Bilderrain, D.. 1885; Hinton, r ,4789 !;
p. P, 1925; Boyer, p, 300.
CITY CoUNCILMEN.
First ward-F. Munsev, r 1903; F. M.
D. ,5O2; L. W. Mitchell. P. p,
1856; l.. G. Clark, P, 27. Nickell's
plurality, 1879.
Second ward-O. Morgan. r., 676;
Daniel Innes, d., $40; John Robson, p.
P, 1877; G. II. Smith, P, 80. Innes' plu-
rality, l64.
Third ward--F. s. Munson, R. 621;
w. A. Wilson, d. 576; w. NJ Osborne,
P. p, 237; S. l. Merrill, P, 55 Nun.
sons plurality, 45.
Fourth ward-Wm. H. Rhodes, R.,
594; John Chanslor, D., 5S4 John Net
ii. ton, P, 33 Rhodes plurality, 10.
Fifth ward f. G. Teed, r., 1888;
Daniel Neuhart, D., 1854; VIM. H. Bar
nard, P. P, 81; John Macarthur, P, 10.
Teed's plurality, l79.
Sixth ward-Wm III. Burns, R., 259;
George d Pessel, D., 1888; A. A. Proc
tor, P. P, "a; H. Barting, Ind, 8; Pes
sels plurality, l24.
Seventh ward Thomas Strohm, r.,
673; Thomas Weirs, D., 495; B. F. Tai
bolt, p. P, 15l; T. E Nay, r., AZ; Rob-
inson, Ind 81; Strohm's plurality. 17S.
Eighth ward-J. Schaffer. R 426; j.
7. Gsffey. D 62l; P. A. Lynn, P. P,
152; P Peterson, P, IA: Gaffey's plu-
rality, 1876.
Ninth ward-G. W. Campbell, R.,
377; E. S. Irwin, D., 302; George F.
Schneider. P. P, 63; j. q. Evans, p,
10; Campbell's plurality, rs.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
First ward-F. w Steddom, R., 375 !;
D X. Trask, D., 395; T. A. Gu n, P. p,
124; E. w. Clark, P, 81. Trask's plu-
rality, 20.
Second ward-Wm. L. Wills, R., 727 |;
r. w. Ready, D, 634; M. A. Chamber
lain, P. P, 200; Mary E. Garbutt, p,
200. Wills plurality. SO.
Third ward-J. G Platt, R.. 622; j.
X. Urmston, D. 563; III. H. Sutzman,
P. P, 1877; Lucy B. More, P, i54.
Platt's plurality, 3d.
Fourth ward-D. P. Hatch, r., AT;
@. 4. Pepper, d and P. F., 63S; George
R Grow, p. 7S. Peppers plurality,
161.
Fifth ward-Margaret Hughes, RID.
40l; R. r. Haines, P. F., 70; l. L.
Rogers, P, So. Mrs. Hughes plurality,
1928.
Sixth ward--F. w. Stein, R., 3l6; N.
Schanz, D. and P. p, Sl5; +. HI. Tubbs,
p, 81. STEMS plurality, l.
Seventh ward-Brainsrd Smith, R.,
47S; James Ashman, d., 665; I. M,
Hines, P. p, 1853; Henry Fuller, F., 81.
Ashman's plurality. 1877.
Eighth ward-Charles Howard, R.,
30S; VIM. H. Buehler, d.. 727; s. Levy,
p. p, 1874; J. H. Collins, p, rs.
Buehler's plurality. 4l9.
Ninth ward-L Fl. Patty, r., BAL F,
Lamhourn, D.. 291; E. A. Lawrence, p.
r., 92; J. w. Paikhill, p, 90. Patty's
plurality, 80.
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