Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
List Of Polling Places and the
Tickets in the Field.
Everything POrtends an Harmoni-
Gus. Satisfactory Election.
Captain Barrett's Letter of Withdrawal.
The Law Commission-Po-
litica1 Gossip and
Notes.

The Democratic primaries will be held
today between the hours of 2 and D.
m. throughout Los Angeles county. The
elections will, in every way, be- decent
and respectable. and only good results
can follow primary elections SO con-
Quoted.
In the First ward the polling place is
at the corner of Truman street and Dow
ney avenue. In this ward there will be
but one ticket in the field. Sixteen del
egates will be chosen.
In the Second ward the polling place
is at the corner of Buena Vista and
Temple streets. In this ward there was
only one ticket in the field up to last
evening. Thirty-six delegates will be
elected.
In the Third ward the Democrats eau
cused last evening, and named the fol-
lowing tickets of 81 delegates: J. X.
Urmston, Henry P. Wilson, Chris Hick-
son, Henry Ryan, w. R. Lewis, P. HI.
Fitzgerald, M. j. Nolan, DR.. N. Winn,
9. Behrent, F. w. DeVau, M. J. Sulli-
van, G. B. Vanderbeck, T. R.
Richards, M. F. Betukieski, W.
A. Ryan. Oscar Ragland. c.. G..
Sachse, A. M. Stephens, T. T.. Gibbon,
VIM. Jeffries, w. Mortimer Taylor, H.
]. Woollacott, Sam Levy, E. Carberry,
Otto Vogel, Cal Foy, N. Stanley Bledsoe,
DIR. John Crawford, A. P. Maginnis, A.
L. Teel, John Kenealy, E. Wineburgh,
B. Breen, R. M. Baker,
The polling place is at the corner of
Fifth and Spring streets
In the Fourth ward, the polling place
is at the corner of Pico and Pearl streets.
There will be but one ticket in the field.
Twenty. one delegates will be elected.
In the Fifth ward the polling place is
at the corner of Figueroa and Washing
ton streets. Eight delegates are to be
chosen, and there is but one ticket in
the field. The following is the ticket
that has been agreed upon Frank w.
Sabichi, Telfair Creighton, Walter
Hughes, ]. @. Kays, Geo. Dickson, D.
H. Irland, D. G. Park. j. w. Hardwick.
In the Sixth ward the polling place is
at the corner of Main and Washington
streets. Twelve delegates are to be
elected, and there will be but one ticket
in the field.
In the Seventh ward the polling place
is at the corner of Fifth and Regent
streets. Thirty-two delegates are to be
elected. Only one ticket has been an
nounced up to late last evening.
In the Eighth ward the polling place
will be at the corner of Turner and
Alameda streets.
Thirty-seven delegates are to be
chosen. There will be two tickets in
the field. One was named last Monday
evening and was printed in the HERALD
Tuesday morning. The other ticket is
claimed as the regular caucus ticket. 1t
is as follows:
Precinct 8, four delegates-To Ec-
cles, Geo. Buhot, W. H. Buehler. John
S. Watson. Precinct 8, five delegates
James Harrison, Garrett Lynch, Hugh
Sweeney, John Wilson, Craig Summers.
Precinct 10, four delegates-E. E. Shat
fer, R. L. Buchot, Chas. B. Caroian, Ed
East. Precinct IL, four delegates Dan
Lynch, DIR. J .J. .Choate, F.. FauTe, ,CyTrue.
Precinct II. five delegates-Tom F.
Savage, F. Clavere, Guy Longstreet,
Hugh Smith, Chas. Gerson. Precinct
13, three delegates-Thos. Sheehan, E.
Waldeck, Cole Riggs. Precinct IA, five
delegates-Geo. f. Willig, w. w. San
chez, Henry King, j. J. Phillips, James
O'Donnell. Precinct 15, three delegates
&C. A. Stephens, Hugh Dixon, j. F.
Mackee. Precinct Is, four delegates-
John Williams, R. j. Collins, P. Hen
ley, E. ]. Conroy.
In the Ninth ward, fourteen delegates
are to be elected. The polling place is
at the Boyle Height engine house.
There will be but one ticket in the field.
1t Will be seen by the above that in
every instance locations have been Sc
cured in the center of the ward, as near
as possible, for polling places. No en-
deavor has been made to put anyone to
unnecessary trouble to get to the polls
to cast his vote. All are treated alike,
the polling places being located at q
central point in the ward. Further.
more, honest men have been placed in
charge of the ballot boxes, and there
will be no fraud practiced nor en-
couraged. Every voter who will cast
his ballot for Cleveland and Stevenson
should turn out and vote at the pri.
maries in his respective ward.
CAPTAIN BARRETr's LETTER.
Capt. A. w. Barrett has addressed to
the editors of the HERALD the following
communication, formally withdrawing
from the race for sheriff in 80 far as the
OcLuOCidOiC uOuliuhllOu l6 COuC6TueQ.
EDITORS HERALD: Through the solici-
tation of many warm friends l consented
to allow my name used in connection
with the nomination for sheriff of Los
Angeles county upon the Democratic
ticket, but since that time my private
business affairs are so situated that
find it impossible for me to accept the
nomination.
l feel very grateful for the kind ex-
pressions and assurances that I have
had from my many friends. and l wish
to take this occasion to heartily thank
them for their kind endorsement of me
for that position, and should the time
ever come when 1 can reciprocate the
kind expressions and many favors,
she'll be only to glad to do go.
Wishing the best success for the cam
didate upon our ticket, and assuring
him of my hearty support, am, very
respectfully, A. w. BARRETT.
THE LAW COMMISSION.
The executive committee of the DEM
ocratic state central committee yester-
day took an important step. 1t was de-
cided to appoint law commission, to
consist of six members, who have been
named independent of, or outside of, the
auxiliary committee. To this commit
tee, the personnel of which stands very
high, will be referred all legal matters
appertaining to the new Australian bal
lot law that may arise in the seven
southern counties during the campaign.
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