The herald., 1894-08-31
County Pcaclncts.


County Precincts.
The vote throughout the county was
very large, and in most OF the precincts
the interest was very high. The results
from those places which could be reached
laet night were as follows:
Alhambra-W. I'll. Whittemore, w.
Elwood, n w. Thompson, L. 5. Robin-
son, w. z. Johnson, A. S. Hsleted
Asmitos-J. @. Charles, Russell Kin.
csid, Charles E. Mitchell.
Azusa-T @. Bouldin, John Jeffries,
e. O. Clapp, W. 2. Wade, H. I. Briggs.
Cahuenga-O. E. Roberts, Ii. Stoil,
J. NJ. True.
Compton-Mr. Morton, John Gies, ].
N. Green, Mr.. Santongul, George
Waits.
Downey Precinct No. l. John
Townsley, b. Rowland, ]. G. Rves.
Precinct No. 3: D. P. Smart. J. A.
Jenieon, A. L. Ball.
Covina-W. u. Vail, @. E. Boamis,
Otis Witram.
Ell Monte-J. P. Haddock, George H.
Peck, Charles Tranols.
Glendale.-J. @. Schaerer, E. F. Pat.
terson, G. P. Snyder, V. o. Albright, l.
M. Plipinger.
Glendora--C. H. Elliott. E. B. Owen,
o. M. Burke. John DAILY. ]. I. Webb.
Long Beach-E. @. Dsnio, John Rob.
erts, e. Roaencrans. There was big
vote here, there being 100 Republican
votes out of 200 voters in the precinct.
Lamanda Parks. 7. Jewett, f. R.
Sewell, II. Newell. f. 6. Norton.
Monroyia-W. J. Traak, @. L. Slosacn,
T. M, Monroe, W. A. Walker, w. II.
Evans.
National-The result of the primaries
at the soldiers home resulted in de-
feat of the so-caled ring ticket in all
precincts save the first. where R.
Richter and his followers ware success
! full. The delegates are as follows:
! First preoinct--R. Richter, H. Dodge,
McGee, Tsrriil. Sullivan.
Second precinct-McCall, Hamerson,
| Stewart snd Arlington.
Third prscinct-Captain Clothier,
Woods, Tempen. Johnson, Henry,
Ackerly and Gates.
|. Fourth precinct-W. H. schaefer, A.
J. Bottom, G. Combs, L. J. Lsftersh, W.
T. Thornton, James Adams, and tie
between NJ. Wagner and F. Meyers.
The delegation is badly cut up ON coun-
ty oficers, but solid for Gates for cor
onsr, who hab eight votes in Santa Mon
ioa, one in San Vicente, three in Ballo-
na and Palms. and % at the home from
this section.
Pasaaeaa-Ths hackers OF W. s.
Wright for superior judge carried three
out OF four wards in todsy's primaries.
The Second, Third and Fourth wards
went for Wright. but the First gave the
York delegates a heavy majority. The
- Ga,s
both sides making hard fight. In the
Fourth, James Clark, Oscar Freeman
and J. +. Church were run on both
tickets. Following are the returns:
First werd-Herman Dyer, W. S. Lacy,
w. H. Townsend. f. P. Boynton. f. E.
Burnham, Ieaac Springer, Rev. l.. P.
Crawford.
Second ward-T. Banbury, E. Lock-
cit, John Mcdonald, Fred Swift, ]. L.
Buchanan, j. S. Cox, ]. G. Rossittsr,
w. W. Benedict, P. o. Prince.
Third wards. Waahburn, W. E. Ar
thur, A. II. Conger. j. w. Wood, J. A.
Buchanan, II. II. Rose, Geo. Il. Down
ing, j. j. Allen.
Fourth warj-Oacar Freeman, ]. F.
Church, Jsmes Clarke, j. o. Lowe, T.
Farley, w. 0. Swan. jr., g. A. Gardner,
w. b. Rowland, L. J. Rigg.
,Rieo Heights-John w. Francis, John
T. Miller, John NJ. Mitlsn, John Dick.
Puente-L. Hudson.
Pomona-The anti Molyneaux ticket
went through easily ae follows: Precinct
ons-J. X. Packard, @. E. White. S. f.
Owens, II. Ii. Williams and +. G. Ha-
lev. Precinct two-M. G. Spencer, R.
A, Hall, Il. P. wilkinson, John w. Lor-
beer. John l.. Means, @. G. Gear and
e, i. Cole. Precinct thrse-E. M. Ksl-
Ter. A. H. Tnfts. j. W. SPRINGFIELD and
Andrew Osgoodby. Precinct fourth
w, S. Patterson, joseph Mullen, Oliver
Young, Stephen Alden, Frank o. Sian
ker and John Waseon.
Redondo-S. G. Rses, W. N. Perry,
Silas Blanchard, s. Longstreet, d. J.
Parker.
Rosedale e-C. G. Fulton. D. ]. Cooper,
N. G. Lsdgerwood, William Rector. W.
r. McCouvsrly, E. E. Bacon.
Santa Monica. No. Thomas H.
Webb, A. L. Forsythe, 9. 81. Hunting,
G. II. de German.
Precinct No. 2-W. T. Gillis. W. 8.
sehee, Roy Jones, L. J. Rising, ]. H.
Lowman.
San Pedro-Firat precinct: Patterson
Pierce, Abbott, McNees; Second pre-
cinct, Carleton. Buckley, Gilstead.
San Fernsndo-H. @. Hubbard. A. &,
McClay, J. Q. Dillegas, W. II. Mcllioil,
John Burr.
spadra-E. B. Currier. e. H. Cullin,
- Bishop.
Ssl Vicente-J. H. Dinsmoor.
Universi.y-- B. Neville, P. J. Will.
son, Herbert i, Brown, J.. L. Starr, Gill
hort 4. Overton, Il. Il. Folsom, Geo. P,
Adama, I. A. lrdner, J. X. Hoffman
George Niiiism
} VernondaIs II r. Smith, F. M
! Merian, D. W. Sawyer, A. B. Akey, g.
Z, Palette, --- Matlock.
, Wilmin IN .on-.I. P. sylvia. W. M. Mug
rags. George Ca,ey, 7. M. Jordan.
Whttier--J. 6. Hiatt, J. III. Gwinn
, A. StarbucS, W. T.. Ferguson, s. R
Gum, Frank McC4rric.
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