Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-03


The following is the honest count
ticket in the Seventh, which will prob
ably be seated:
George W. Knox, @. J. Kubach, H.
E. Storrs, J. J. Neimore, James War
Phillips, Arthur A. Knox. scipio
Thompson, Q. Edgar Smith, G. Hum
phreys, H. G. Vignes, P. L. Budinger,
I. n. Mcclellan, j. Lowell, G.. M. Kim
ball, J. L. Moore, H. J. Hutchison, s.
W. Phillips.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward the following
ticket was elected:
William Llewellyn, Oscar Macy, DR..
George Cole, Edward Booth. Jacob
Shaffer, H. w. Altman, E. w. McNeely,
Sam j. Chase, @. w. Cline, G. Seward,
B. A. Lugo, John F. Reimer, F. Endl,
F. J. Kimball, J. P. Goytino, W. R.
Sargent, Reese Llewellyn, Eugene
Prime, Joe Arnold, Martin Carr.
NINTH WARD.
In the Ninth ward the following ticket
was elected without opposition: M. G.
Neuner, E. E. Powers, R. H. F. Variel,
A. Arguello. A. G. Carnes, J. A. Bernal,
j. d. Masters, F. Sanborn, F. F. Coch-
ran, s. G. Hubbell, G. G. McComas.
ABOUT THE LEGISLATURE.
The result of yesterdays primaries in
the city means that an anti-De Young
man will in all probability be nominated
in the Seventy-fifth assembly distri ct,
comprising the Second and Third wards.
1t will probably be Mr.. Carter. Spencer
G. Millard is supposed to have been the
ring candidate in the Second ward. and
if this be true, he is effectively downed.
In the Seventy-third assembly dis
trict, comprising the First, Eighth,
Ninth, and part OF the Seventh wards, it
is hard to say who the nominee for the
legislature will be. Councilman Rees
has good show. He is understood to
be for De Young. The Eighth ward
went strongly anti-De Young, though.
In the Seventy-fourth assembly dis
trict, the chances are that G. W. Pendle-
ton will get the nomination. He is os-
tensibly for Judge Widney for senator.
On the whole, the De Young leaders got
quite setback yesterday. In fact, they
have been smitten hip and thigh.
The fight for the nomination in the
thirty-sevenfh senatorial district is not
settled by the primaries. it lies be-
tween Captain Cross, Walter S. Moore
and George Holton.
OTHER MATTERS THAT ARE SETTLED.
The primaries practically settle George
P. McLain's candidacy for sheriff. He
has lost the Second, his own ward. He
has lost the Eighth and probably will
lose the Seventh. This looks bad fol
him. and his friends admit that hil
fight is hopeless now.
The delegation elected from the Sec
ond ward is largely for Cline for sheriff
and against every incumbent who is up
for denomination for the Office he now
holds with the exception of Gen. Roll
ins for auditor.
Trowbridge H. Ward will have hard
fight getting many delegates that were
elected in the city yesterday.
N. B. Walker has received strong
vote for tax collector here in the city.
So has Recorder ]. A. Kelly.
Major Donnell feels satisfied with his
chances of getting the nomination fol
district attorney.
George Holton thinks that he is sure
to be the next senator from the Thirty.
seventh district now.
DR.. MacGowan got downed in the
Eighth ward, but he went down with
his colors flying.
1t is understood that George Flint'hat
at least 5000 to dispense in the Seconl
ward. He disappeared at 1:30 pm.
and at 2o'clock train leaves for Sar
Francisco. A search of two hours failet
to unearth him anywhere yesterda,
afternoon.
Officer Purvis of the police fore
stated last evening that he had seel
Flint, between and O'Clock, at tn
Eighth ward polls, so it is probable b
will turn up today.
A man named Billy Mcdowell fainte
ct the Eighth ward polls yesterday.
Out of Town Delegates.
At Long Beach there were two ticket
in the field. q. Decker got 46 votes
John Roberts 81, J. G. Dunn 25, an
Bruce Cox Kenyon 26. Twelve vote
were thrown out.
| AT PASADENA.
The result of the Republican pr
maries at Pasadena was surprise a
around, the Simpson ticket carrying th
entire city despite all the efforts of tn
Arthur men. Three votes were throw
out in the Third ward because tn
wrong tickets were used. The Arthu
men were dead sure of the Third ware
and even the Simpson men concede
this to them, but the result surprise
everybody. This practically settles th
fight, as it is conceded that the ma
who carries Pasadena has mortgage O
the legislative nomination. The follow
ing is the list of delegates elected:
First ward-Cal Hartwell, @. Burwel
T. p, Lukens, W. R. Staats, w. T
Vakeley.
Fourth ward-Oscar Freeman, job
o. Lowe, J. F. Church, F. S. Wallac,
WI. Craig, W. w. Webster.
Third ward-A. L. Hamilton,
Washburn, BENZ. w. Hahn, G. K
Myers, E. G. Griffith.
Second ward-John Mcdonald, w.
Wright, VIM. Hanson, Fred Swift, v
Canfeld.
The Simpson ticket polled 434 votes
204 votes for the Arthur ticket.
NORTH PASADENA.
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