The herald., 1894-08-29
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS DELEGATES
Result of the Ward Caucuses
Last Night.
The Fight in the Fifth Ward q
Hot One.
Tho Third Ward Does Nothing and
the Eighth Leaves 1t With
Committee of eix.
Political News.

Last night oaucusea were held through
out the city for the purpose of placing in
nomination delegates to the Republican
county convention. The primaries.
when the delegates will be voted for,
will be held tomorrow.
1t would be hard to say from the re.
turns last night what factions or COM
binations were victorious, and the gen.
ersl impression, as expressed by politi-
clans OF all political compilations last
night, was that the advantage was with
no particular faction, but fsvors were
pretty evenly divided.
FIRST WARD.
The First ward caucus was held in the
hall at the corner of Chestnut street and
Downey avenue, East Los Angeles.
There were "a delegates to be placed in
nominatson. The first precinct with 66
votes nominated w. N. f4e.ndell, W. W.
Everett, Homer Zspp, u W. Stedd on,
M. G. Burening. 4. E. Meigs.
The second precinct put up M. d.
johnson, Nathan Cole, jr,, w. w. Stock
we'll, George Reyland, O. s. Bradford.
George Sparks, H. V. Bard, W. ID.
Neiswinder.
The Third PRECINCT presented
George Weeks, r. i. Palmes, Charles
Elton, J. H. Bainhall.
The Fourth precinct presented M. L.
Houeey, A. T.. johnson, +. p. Ford, j.
w. Arnold, Ira Tileon, f. B. Wars.
SECOND WARD.
The Second ward caucus was hot
one. An attempt was made to carry
motion that all who voted should
pledge themselves to vote for every man
on the Republican ticket on November,
but the motion was lost. The following
are the delegates chosen and the pre-
cinct to which they belong
Thirty eighth precinct-R. Wernigk,
G. F. Winters, j. w. Long, X. N. Frick,
+. N. Towneend.
Thirty-ninth precinct-M. E. Cope.
land, G, @. Bonnell, r. q. Shaw, 4.
Livingston. L. S. Butler.
Fortieth precinct-A. Caldwell. A. ].
Graham, B. L. Hess, A. CraEk, M. l..
Garfield, l.. Longley, T. F. Phillips.
Forty-frst rreoinct-E. Gilman, F. I.
Hughes, G. S. CLARK, E. E. Galbraith,
w. III. Crane. W. Ii. Gary.
Forty.second pvscinct--A. A. Bayley,
H. Henderson, w. F.. Ball, II. lies. j.
F. Holcomb. M. M. Gillespie.
Forty-third precinct-L. NJ. Wills, s.
II. Moore, George Kester, B. F. Orr, A.
w. Seaver.
{ Forty fourth precinct-F. L. Baker,
n. A. Gould, A. G. Day, W. L. Sheldon.
II. De Gsrmo.
Forty-ffth precinct-J. Q. Harvey.
Henry stesre, w. J. Hamilton, @. E.
Donathin. w. j. Cook.
THIRD WARD.
The Third ward caucus was held in
the rooms of the Los Angeles County
Republican club. No ticket was put up.
r. d. Wade called the meeting to order
and at once w. r. Bacon suggested that
ns the whole matter OF delegates would
have to be fought out in two days, any
y way, the meeting adjourn without TAX
ing any action. Everybody in the room
s seconded the motion and it carried.
FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward the result of the
caucus was as follows:
Twenty-sixth precinct-O. G. Smith,
W. 6. Spencer, r. Nj. ThompHon, w. II.
Carlton, G. Brown, d. ?. Hatch.
Twenty.seventh precinct-A. N. Fran
cisco, J. Il. Hunsicker, W. s. Moore.
S. A. Garrett. G. w. Fleming. Louis
Gottscholk.
Twenty eighth precinct-J. J. Pitman,
1. r. Dunkolbereer, @. W. Vickery,
Walter Durgin, j. A. Osgood, E. w.
Jones, r. A. Bird.
Twenty-ninth precinot-B. w. Lee,
G.. +. Baldwin, z. Z. Daniorth, A, W.
Kinney, l.. r. Hewitt, j. NJ. Riley.
Thirtieth preoinct-J. w. Vaughn, II.
L. Morrill,, W. l. Hollngsworth, W. L.
Snider, S. K. Adams. H. P. Yonkin.
FIFTH WARD.
in the Fifth ward, at u caucus held in
Masonic hall, at the corner of Thirtieth
and Main streets, the following were
nominated: Robert Hale. E. f. @.
Klokke, George l.. Alexander. w. A.
Barker, 9. J. Ellis, r. T. Shaw, +. A.
Tufte, D. @. Foster, w. II. Williams, T.
j. Pirte, George A. Chapel, l, A. Stein,
II. Miller, +. f. Butterworth.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward put up Is delegates in
Dalton's hall, at the corner Of Central
avenue and Washington street. The fol.
lowing were selected: Messrs. Whitney,
Baxter, I. Deering, Tubbe, Willard, Nc.
Keon, G, Kelsey, Boewell, DR.. Mathis,
Edwards, White. l.. Thorne, Dozen, G. T..
Paul, W. HasH, w. Dow. Tubbs.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh ward held it's caucus in
Il Opera house hall, on Main street, G..
W. Knox was chairman OF the meeting.
and @. L. Moore secretary. The follow
sns delegates were placed in nomina'
tSou:
Fourteenth precinct-Thomas Alex.
ender, Frank Ruiz. l.. T. Crane.
~ Fifteenth precinct-T. A. Ssombs, ;.
Dufton, +. M. Martin, @. Alexander. e.
+, s.. Wells.