The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-03

E. a. Dalton. J. D. Calhoun, e. P.
Switzerland, G. w. Hawkins, Q. I.
Paul, r. B. Lovall. E. N. Mathis. q. +.
Bureoyne, g. A. Howard, M. House, d.
r. Rozell, III. L. Tubbs, b. #. kierulf,
DIR, T. Dodge, DR.. G. A. Millard, j. u.
Jones, ]. w. Aldrich, Joseph Baxter.
SEVENTH WARD.
The regular caucus ticket got Through
in short order. About 237 votes were
cast, and out OF these but six went to
the opposition ticket. Those elected
were: Frank Ruiz, B. s. Lauder, O.. b.
Phillips, e. L. CRADLE, e. W.. Lewis,
R. J. Wilkinson, James o. Cash
H. Iichtenberser. 4. L. Grub,
M. i. Starin, Thomas Strehm.
Fred A. Duy, B. Butterfeld. J. L. Moore.
e. Il. Hill, G. A. Cutler, N. B. Walker.
Ed Bollinger, Clark L. Lameraux. r. r.
johnson, T. L. Weldon. John Colds
worthy, Charles Won der Kuhlen, George
Du Bots, Jonas Olmstead. ]. @. M.
Spencer. David Tremble, Frank w.
Perry, William Rogers, @. @. Briggs,
Peter Reel.
IN THE EIGHTH wAED.
In the Eighth ward the Weber
Lindley combination won throughout,
no opposition being made to the ticket
elected at the caucus. A specially pre-
pared ticket which savored of the old
time machine methods was used.
Money was freely used in the expects-
ton OF an opposition developing. Every
worker Of any value was retained by
Weber and the opposition could secure
no one to work their ticket. 1t is stated
that Webber has secured pledges which
ensure the election of Booth. Weber
and Llewellyn as delegates to. the state
convention.
The delegates follow. G. W. Thomas,
Omar Gee, w. B. Morgan. w. Llewellyn,
e. w. McNeeley, J. A. Kingsley, @. E.
de Camp, O. Samuelson, O. Craig, o.
H. Simpson, FL. H. Bouleau, W. N.
Bailey. O. P. Weber, FL. Q. Holmes, II.
E. Bemis, w. r. Sargent, E. Booth, II.
H. Hamlin, O. W. Griswold, James
Colwell. w. B. Swift, George Beebee, T.
End.
NINTH WARD.
There was no opposition to the regular
caucus ticket, which went through in
short order. The following were the is
delegates selected: 8. O. Hubbell, G.
L. Arnold, f. Bates, N. K. DAVIDSON, o.
F. Young, d. G. Barber, George Rhein-
soheild, A. H. Ssnborn, X. +. Drum
mond, r. Bernal, @. O. McComas, O. g.
Spring, Frank Nye, O. H. Anderson,
Frank Cummings, W. B. Kobb, John
Wilson, G. w. Simonton.
PICo HEIGHTS PRECINCT.
The delegates selected at Pico Heights
were "a follows: John W. Francis,
J. I. Miller, W. L. johnson. F. L. Park.
There were 55 votes polled, rather
light vote. The principal fight in the
precinct Was over congressional matters.
The result, however, was net victory
for either Hazard or McLachlan, as 1t
is said by those who are on the inside
that the delegates stand half and half
for the two candidates.
PASADENA.
PASADENA, June 2.-[Special. THE
Republican primaries, held here today.
went off very quietly. light vote being
polled and no opposition developing to
the slated ticket.
While there was no formal pledging
OF candidates. except in North Pasadena.
whore McLachlan was Endorsed, it is
understood that the SO delegates from
this city will stand solid for their towns
kunu.
The following delegates were elected,
being the regular printed ticket:
Fret ward-W. S. Lacey, I. P. Luz
kens, F. P. Boynton, I. ID. Bllin. For
dyce Grinnell, J. B. Hughes, Calvin
Hartwell; 80 votes.
Second ward-J. s. Cox, ]. X. Kelly,
8. j. Edwards. Ed Lockett, ]. II. Mer-
riam, p. j. Cook, ]. r. Slater, W. w.
Benedict, P. o. Prince; As votes.
Third ward-A. L. Hamilton, B. W.
Hahn, W. E. Arthur. Herbert O. Brown,
II. II. Rose, A. G. Buchanan, HI. O.
Hotaling, A. L. Mammalian; So votes.
Fourth ward-Jas. Clark, w. B. Row
land. ]. W. Bsnbury. @. M. Parker, w,
o. Swan, jr., ]. K. Vliet. T. ]. Rigg, G.
A. Gibbs, J. d. Barrie; SO votes.
The total number of votes cast was 244.
SANTA MONICA.
SANTA MONICA, June Especial. l..
Caucus ticket was elected in both pre-
cincts at the Republican primaries--in
Precinct one, R. r. Harris, G. W. Helm
or, I. H. Wells; in No. 2, j. J. Carrillo,
]. P. Baasett, H. G. Weyse, H. l.. Dem
ing and w. S. Vawter.