Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
THE CAUCUS NOMINEES.
NAMES OF THE DEMOCRATS CHo-
SEN ON THURSDAY.
A Full Ohicial List OF the Candidates
to be Voted for at the Bem-
ocratic Primaries
Today.

of the Democratic city central commit
tee, and will be voted for at the polling
places directed in the call, today:
FIRST WAND.
Precinct 1-C. T. rruz. Q. F. DUR, John Il.
simpson, W. c. Hughes. I. s. Meredith. NJ. v.
Precinct a-j. E. Yoacum, R. Dunngan, A.
Precinct 3-Joseph Mesmer, Henry Gibbs, j.
Baldwin. NJ. Dewald, George Butler Grimm
Precinct 4-R. ]. Adcock, A. Moore, J. Mohan,
]. A. C. Martinez, AV. Cherry.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct 39-No returns.
Precinct 40-B. Straus, J. L. Mansfield, VIM.
Mead, t. Brsant.
Precinct 4e-E H. Bentley, ]. w. Bowler, T.
Robbins, f. o. Wilherson, G.. H. Buckingham.
Ssaas a. BraD kurt g. r.
Precinct a. Jas. A. Craig, l.. NJ. Powers, A.
C. Summers ]. II. Melvill.
Precinct 45-M. Marquee, Ramon Dominguez,
j. 8. Redona, ". ~. sanchez. Chris Hargitt,
Precinct 46-Thos McCsffrey, I. J.. Harrell,
chas Messy J. y,,sS Elm W. T. Perkins j. e.
Preci G. 47~T. :. Casey. J. B. Robbins, Geo
W. Retzer, Henry Braening.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct 32-Henry L. Ryan, Chas Gassen,
G. B. Vanderbeck, ]. K U!mstOn, Clas. Chick,
Precinct S3-Thomas Donahue, ]. Methyin,
Charles Kestner, G. gehrendt. h Flynn
Precinct Sd G. Estudillo, Geo. Estudillo,
F. W. DeVan James Allen
Precinct 35-Henry P. Wilson, G. g Sachse,
Z. A. Trincano, Allen Madden, John McPher-
son.
'Preciuct 36-A Stephens, ]. B. Dockweil.
er, H. W. Latham, Chris Hickson, w. P. Jeffries.
Precinct 81 H J. Woolls cott E. Cavberry, R.
Precinct 3S-A p Maginnis, Sheldon Borden.
Otto Vogel, ]. Il. Crawford, NC. Blecsoe
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct 25-J R Cox, A ]. Bradish, C. N
Williams, Sylvester ~ t .ar Grant, J.; W. MeCapn q G
s. NJ. Davidson, W. P. Hyatt, Geo ge W.: Glow
ner, T. G. Pepper, Victor Ponet, 5. T. Bowen.
Precinct 30-John Bryson, ST., 4. B. Roth, J.
NJ. Preston. NJ G. Norton C. f. A. Last
Precinct BIC. P. Vance w. L. Price, D. Bo-
tiller, ]. Percival, L. Davis. W. T. Edwards.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct 26-John Osborne, Henry Koch, E.
Precinct 27-Teliair Creighton, A. L. Clay
ton, Geo. E. Dixon. w. r. Burke, Fred Hark-
ness, j. M. Harcourt.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct 23-J. Marion Brooks. Steph n Mey-
Precinct 24-John P Moran, A. H. RImpau, O.
F. O'Dea, X. J. S. Stuhr: :,
Precinct 25-H. Mcclure, A. Rozelle, Ernest
Taylor, s. A. Wilson, A. w. Pessell, h. Reitow.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct I'm. e. Curran. D. F. Fiuucane,
H. Bluett J. ]. Cus;ins, George Arabuckle.
Precinct 1s-H. Pirrmap, J P; Caldwell,
John Hs lerwaas,, J. J. O'brien, John
Mortimer, J. @. thinner.
Precinct 10-w. U. Hooker, W. w. Wilson,
c. E. Richards, Walter Spring, pssd 1,ndente,a
B. Tuomey, p. R. Froelich, A. Breen, Thos
Precinct 2l-John Brink, A. McNally, @,
c. Lips, Homer G. Katz, J. Adloff, B.
PRECINCT OH. Watson, Martin Richhorn,
Herman Kreim, J. D. Mckinley. A. N. Field
| shau James Ashman.
! ~ EIGHTH WARD.
| Precinct 9-w. H. Bueh'er, Albert Lang,
John II. Watson, Joseph Clifford. G. ]. Dicker-
| son.
Precinct 9-James Harrison, J J. Ellis, John
| Wilson Jacob Janson, John Morris, jr., II. o.
| Mckenzie.
Precinct 1O-R 8. Bauchet, E. E. Shafer, F.
J.. Talamantes. NJ. c. Fordham, s B: Welcome
Precinct i2-F. olavere Emil waldeck, o.
| Vale, 7. F. savage. Charles Gerson. :,
| Shehan. Charles Ger on
Precinct 14-No returns.
Precinct 15-J. F. Mackel, William Quandt,
Precinct 6-Garrett Lynch, Chalk Roberts,
James Boutwell,, William Wise.
| NINTH WARD
| Precinct 81. P. Rogers, w. B. Nichols, A. J..
King, J. Proctor, R. Bernard, Fred Dakln, W.
Precinct 6-No returns.
Precinct 7-B. Chandler, II. W. Gerke, o. F.
Bell, George W. Frame.
| There was more general interest
than usual taken in those precincts that
are usually very apathetic, while the
Eighth ward and the eastern portion of
the Second ward did not turn out their
usual vote, as they trust by opposition
tickets to override the wishes of those
who seldom come out to caucuses. 1t
would be misfortune if the caucus
tickets should be defeated, as they
are generally made up from
the better class Of citizens who are in
touch with all the voters of the city.
! Those voters who desire these men to
represent them will surely express their
feeling at the polls in December, if by
any frauds at the polls today they re-
fused the representatives they desire to
send to the convention.
The secretary, Mr.. Melvill, will be at
his Office promptly at noon today, and
will there deliver the tickets to the cleo
ton boards of the wards.
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