The herald., 1894-08-30
COUNTRY CAUCUSES.
Nominees in Outside DISTRICTS for Re pub
4n. Ilcnn Delegates.

+n, licnn Delegates.
Next to knowing the caucus nominees
for delegates in this city the Republican
candidates yesterday were chiefly inter-
ested in the identity OF the msn put up
in the co1ntry precincts.
The returns here seem difficult to OF
tain but the following partial list may
be depended upon:
Azusa-T. @. Bouldin. John Geffries,
E. @. Clapp, w. P. Wade, H. T. Briggs.
Glendora-John DAILY, Z. WoolmaD,
0. M. Burt, H. r, Elliott, E. q. Storer.
Covina-W. u. Vail, @. e. Bsamis,
Otis Witram.
Spadra-Chas. Wright, E. T. Currier,
g. II. Collins.
AT PASADENA.
The Republican caucuses held last
evening to select delegates to the county
convention, went off very quietly. The
voting as rule was light. only the old
standbys turning out. There was no OPP
position to the candidates put up by the
Wright men. The hackers OF Judge
Knight for superior judge etood of, de-
pending upon the petition candidates
which they put up few days ago to
carry them through at the primary elec-
tion. Thirty-three delegates were chosen
In ali from the various wards.
In the First ward there was the small.
est attendance, but 35 votes being cast.
The delegates chosen were J. E. Hughes.
W. H. Wskeley, Henry Newby, l. N.
Scarce, j. s. Glasscock, W. II. Hill and
W. r. Staat5.
In the Second ward rs votes were cast.
III. j. Vail was chosen chairman and J.
G. Rossiter secretary. The ticket
elected is composed Of Thomas Banbury,
Ed Lockett, John Mcdonald, Fred
Swift, J. T. Buchanan, J. y. Cox, John
G. Rossiter, 7. o. Prince and w. w.
Benedict.
In the Third ward the attendance was
about the same as in the Second, 72
votes being cast. J. A, Buchanan was
called upon to preside and A. L. Mana
han was chosen secretary. The ticket
put in nomination was as follows: s.
Wash burn, A. III. Conger, j. J. Allen,
H. H. Rose, George t. Downing, w. f.
Arthur. J. A. Buchanan and J. w. Wood.
A resolution presented by ]. S. Mills, to
the effect that the delegation will 90 to
the convention unpedgeG and untram.
meled, was adopted.
In the Fourth ward O. B. Thomas was
chosen chairman and Theo. Coleman
secretary. Forty.seven votes were Oaet
and the ticket nominated is as follows:
Jas. Clarke T. J. Rigg, Ches. A. Gard.
ner, w. 0. Swan, ir.. W. B. Rowland.
Thos. Farley. John 0. Lowe, Oscar Free.
man and j. f. Church.
The real fight will come in the prima-
ries, which take place tomorrow, when
both sides will rally for battle. Follow
ing are the voting places:
First ward-At No. 26 North Raymond
avenue.
Second ward T. Recorders court room.
Third ward-Doty block.
Fourth ward-FairLan's paint shop
on Broadway.
The polls will be open from II o'clock
a. nj. to pm.
SANTA MONICA.
The Republican caucus hell in pre-
cinct nnmbsr two. Santa Monica, was
the largest attended caucus ever hold in
that city. County Committeeman ".
s. Vawter called the meeting to order.
He congratulated the Repub. b.icans as
sembled over their interest in coming
out. There was a decided contest all
along the line, bat good humor prevailed.
The first test OF strength WAS made
over chairman, the Jones faction win
ming by electing Walter 8. Schee over
DR.. j. J. Place. The other officers OF the
caucus were: J. G. Hemingway, secre-
tary; j. h. Moore and j. J. Simons, tel
lore, and J. J. Place and Z. H. Car
penter. judges.
There were ten names placed in nom.
ination-Messrs. J. j. Carrillo, w. S.
Schee, e. J. Rising, w. r. Gillis, Roy
Jones, r. s. Lantermsn, r. G. Hunter,
w. S. Vineyard, j. J. Place and J. Il.
Summerfsld. Messss. Garlic, Schee,
Rising, ellis and Jones being selected,
it being the second victory for the Jones
people.
No caucus wac held in the First pre-.
cinct, nor in San Vicente precinct.
At the primaries there will probably
be no opposition ticket, although it is
rumored Ii. q. Lowman intends to run
sill by himself in opposition, hoping to
win by centering oil his forces in one
name. In precinct number one there
will be two tickets, as in San Vicente.
FIFTH WARD.
The list of caucua delegates selected
Tuesday night in tho Fifth ward, as
published in yesterdays HERALD, con.
tanned come errors. The correct list is
as follows. Robert Hall, w. A. Barker,
E. L. G. Klokks, George Alexander, |.
A. Slime, W. T. Williams, L. B. TUFTS,
E. S. Butterworth, II. G. Miller, G. j.
Ellis, Charles s. Walton, Il. G. Shaw,
K. O. Foster, G. A. Chapel and j. A.
Pirtle.