The herald., 1894-10-20
WHO WILL THEY NOMINATE +?
The Result of the Democratic
City Primaries.
Friends of Both Rowan and Ryan
Claim Majority.
A Large Vote Poiisd and Little Fric-
tion Was Manifested-The Gossip
Cleaned at the Various
Precincts.

The Democratic city caucuses and
primaries. to select delegates to the city
convention to be held Monday next,
we're held laet night in the 45 precincts
OF the city. The meetings passed off
quietly, although in one precinct there
was charge OF irregular voting.
The main interest in the selection of
delegates was upon the msyoralsy nom
ination. and the friends of Mayor Rowan
assert that he has little the beat of the
fight. as far as the indications go. though
Mr.. Ryan's friends doubt thie claim.
Returns wers received last night from
all but two of the precincts, the Fifth
and Sixth. OF these the Fifth is said to
have elected a Rowan delegation, and
the Sixth Workman delegation.
Chairman Mead when asked his opin-
ion OF the delegation as it stSnds said
that he had questioned the delegates
very closely as they came in with the
returns, and thought the delegates stood
130 for Rowan, 130 for Ryan, so for
Frank Sabichi and 80 for Workman.
The two prscincts which failed TO send
in their lists will change the estimate
somewhat.
First preainct-In the First precinct
28 votes were cast and the delegates are
said to be divided. with several OF them
for Ryan. The highest man on the
winning ticket recsived 16 votes. The
delegates selected were: Frank James,
Charles Brossart, E. Hartup, Charles
Cruz. Nj. V. Howard and Charles NJ.
Hayden.
Second precinct-The following were
elected: John A. Yoakum, L. P. Cos
lette, R. S. Gunlaoh, R. Dominguez and
9. II. Lsngbsin.
Third precinet-Those elected were
H. Creciat. 2. H. McManua, II. Gibbs.
P. White, j. Baldwin, j. Cuccia and W..
Hays.
Fourth precinct-The delegates elect
ed were Prescott, Mesmer, Doyle,
Mohan, Willard, Embody and Plant.
Seventh precinct-Ths following dele
gates were elected: w. s. Woollscott,
W. E. Hancock, w. F. Cooper. A. B..
Workman, R. S. Anderson. H. Gsrke.
Eighth precinct-The delegates elected
we're: W. W. Clune, @. J. Diokerson,
w. w. Powers, ]. Sullivan, Thoa. Garter,
O. Murray.
Ninth precnct-The delegates elected
were: J. j. Ellis, J. Devlin, John Nor
ris, Pete Mueller. Jacob Jansen, Henry
Booth, A. G.. Sanchez and j. j. Finn.
! The delegates are said to be split be-
tween Rowan and Ryan.
Tenth precinct--There were 102 votes
cast, and the winning ticket received 90
votes; thought to be Rowan ticket.
The delegates are: W. Ii. Young. J
R. McManus. II. W. Peterson, VIM
Fox. Pierre Bante. Ed Leonhardt, Joel
H. Logan. Jean Boyer, D. f. Richards.
U. Sanchez and James Courtney.
Eleventh precnct-The following
delegates, said TO be Rowan ticket
were elected, 1873 votes being cast, 9t
being cast for the victors: f. Clavere
f. Faure, Fl. Monohsn, Q. Bsuett, Joe
Brown, j. Savage, Dan Lynch, j. Frai
ser, H. Hilzsnstock, Geo. ID. Brady. B.
Walker, Peter Anderson.
Twelfth precinct-The following dele
gates, said to bs evenly divided between
Rowan and Ryan, were elected Tom
Bryant, Anthony Breen, Chas. Martin,
| G. L. Wise, J. B. Franklin, Tim Hsrgan,
A. l.. Apffel, J. Walls, A. Bilderrain.
John Flynn.
Thirteenth precinct-The following
| d elegatea were elected: L. Escslier.
Joe Myer, Phil Stoil, ]. Fennessy, Il.
GerscheD. H. Webb, Paul Sabion. t. B.
Billings, j.. w. Hayes. Geo. Carr, d.
Callihan, A. Lahange, J. @. Stuett.
Fourteenth precinct-The delegates
elected are supposed to be for Rowan,
and are ss follows: Gassen, Arbuckle,
Anderson, Eggert, CovGrrubias. Green,
Flood, Cotton.
Fifteenth precinct-In this precinct SO
votes were cast. and it ie supposed to be
a Ryan delegation. The delegates are
Harry Jones, r. N. Walton, Thomas
Chambers, Henry Hames, j. P. Cald-
we'll. Secondo Quasti, w. III. Wheeler,
Fred Sommsrs Joseph Ingert, James
Douglas, Peter Keaue.
Sixteenth precinct-The delegates
elected are said to be for Rowan. They
are as follows f. Lindenield, George
Reed, P. r. Froelich, j. K. Urmaton,
Robert Mage n. Cochems.
Seventeenth prsclnct-ln this pre-
cinct SO votes were cast, and it is eaid to
be q mixed ticket. The delegates
are: Thomas Darmoddy, Ed Casey.
John Nerney. Eugene Barry, Dan Nc
Isaac, w. d. Wilson, p. f. Ryan.
rGlIuloJDbu VIC
teenth precinct thers is split ticket,
three, it is said, beigng for Rowan and
the rest for Ryan. There were 6S votes
cast. The delegates are: Robert Mar
tin, Fritz Guenther, j. w. Mcconnell,
George Hopkins, Charles K. Katua, w.
j. Howard.
Nineteenth precinct-The following
were elected: John Adloi. J. HaueI-
was, A. Feldschau. George Baker, G.
w. Stitch, Gus Graham, p. s. Baker.
Twentieth preeinct-Delegates elect
ed: j. Wynne, j. Rafferty,, L. Reese,
S. Oliver. A. Steiuman, f. Hahn, {. O..
Gordan, B. +. Hard.
Twenty frst Observation-Disclosures elect
ed: L. M. Grider, M. Leahey, Stephen
Meyers. Chris Bentlig.
Twenty-aecond precinct-In THE pre-
cinct 63 votes were cast, there being
three tickets in the voting, some of the