The herald., 1894-08-05
THE DELEGATES ARE NAMED.
Democrats Who Will Form the
County Convention.
The Result of the Primaries Held
Yesterday.
Full Reports From the City Precincts
and Many OF tho Country.
Very Few Contests
Noted.

The Democratic primaries for Los
Angeles county were held last. night
from 7 80 o'clock until $50, for the pur-
pose OF electing delegates to the county
convention, which meets in this city at
the New Turner hall, 313 South Main
street, on the 11th instant. 1t will be
large convention as over 800 delegates
were chosen. Throughout the elections
there seemed desire on the part OF peo-
pie, in the city especially, to be elected,
but without any definite object in view.
except probably the privilege of seat
inside the roped arena at the hall on
convention day. A light vote was polled
and as o rule the regular ticket was
elected without opposition.
Contests were made in some OF the
precincts in the Fifth, Sixth and Second
wards, but rarely did the opposition
make much showing. A contest was
also made in the Ninth ward in opposi-
tion to the regular Workman ticket, but
the regular carried 53 votes out OF
total of 55 in the Seventh precinct,
in which the fight was made.
In the Twelfth precinct, Eighth ward,
lively contest was also made BY the
presentation OF an opposition ticket to
the one put up by the caucus. On the
opposition ticket were the names OF
T. ]. Cuddy, Cyrus True, A. l.. Apfell
and l. I. Horgan. They wero beaten
by four votes. Things were lively in
this precinct from the opening to the
closing OF the polls.
~ khn ~
fifth precinct worthy of notice. A eau
Gus ticket had been placed in the field.
and just before the polls opened John f.
Humphries, the ex-councilmsn, had his
name substituted for ore of the caucus
nominees. When the gentlemen saw
Humphries' attempt to become dele
gate, he scratched his name from all the
caucus tickets and stated he did not de-
sire to have q contest in his precinct.
There being no opposition Humphries
was gelectsd.
The delegates are generally uppledged.
In some of the precincts an attempt wAe
made to force several of the issues. One
WAS in upholding Of the action of Max
Poppsr in state politics and the other
against the A. p. A.
Several of the county delegations were
instructed to vote for George Patton as q
congressional candidate.
There seems to be considerable oppo-
sition to indorsing any nominee OF other
parties, with the possible exception oi
Justice Bartholomew, Justice Seaman
and Constable Richardson.
In addition to nominating the various
county and township officers the con-
vention will elect AZ delegates to the
state convention, which meets in San
Francisco, August 81.
The following is the result OF laeI
nights prim r IS
FIRST PRECINCT.
Chas. M. Hayden, D. L. Cruz, W. T.
Drown. Chss. Brossart, Frank James,
G. w. Peaohy. Six delegates.
SECOND PRECINCT.
W. T. Lambie, A. Gundlach, r. Dun
nigan, D. X. Trask, T. S. Meredith. Five
delegates.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Geo. Gibbs, B. H. Brsdhie, John
stetsworth, o. @. Frey, Peter White,
and ]. @. Frick. Seven delegates.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
R. J. Adcook, Alfred Moore, ir., John
Genili, Thos. R. Plant. James Mohan,
Charles Kalfter, ]. A. O. Martinez.
Seven delegates.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
A. ]. King, ]. P. Rogers, R. A. Sturdy,
A. O. Roques. J. r. Gates, w. II. Hor.
ton, F. Beggy. ]. N. Yreal, A. Fish.
hause, Y. Clelsnd. Ten delegates.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Thomas Hynes, III. 7. Collins, J. O.
Sullivan, l.. Glssscock, Joe Binford, j.
O. Richardson, John Harrington. Seven
delegates.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Ed 9. Irvin, W. E. Hancock, o. F.
Bell. W. H. Workman, B. Chandler, W.
F. Cooper. Six delegates.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
r. II. Barnham, O. Il. Buchanan, W,
H. Olune, VIM. Stewsrdson, Michael
Harrigan. Harry White, W. H, Dolenty.
Seven delegates.
NINTH PRECINCT,
]. Dsolin, Emil Dubourdien, J. J..
Finn, A. G. Sanchez, w. A. Bryan, F..
Colby, 7. Bsssolla, ]. Morris. Eight
delegates.
TENTH PRECINCT.
H. W. Peterson, Nicolas NJ. Quirolo,
J. r. MoManis, DR.. j. J. Choate, D. F.
Richards. n. O. Fordham, W. H. Young,
N. D. Snyder, H. P. Taylor, Ernest
Flsur, Joseph Lagomarsino. Eleven
delegates.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
lEJoe Cosgrove, Ed Hoffman, H. ].
Watson. I. +. Savage, j. J. Phillips.
Chaa. Barrett, L. Fleure, F. Clavere.
Joe Brown, L. A. Wall, J. A. Clifford,
aR. Bilderrain. Twelve delegates.
40 TWELFTH PRECINCT.
Al. Barrell, Thomas Glieeon, James