The herald., 1894-10-10
PoPULIST PRIMARIES.

To Select Delegates to tho City Conven.
tion.
The Populist city convention takes
place Friday next, and they last nigh,
held primaries. The arrangement was
to meet in ward meetings and resolve
Themselves into precinct meetings. The
result was very unsatisfactory, as In
many instances no precinct meetings
took place. owing to Engagements and
small attendance.
The following are the delegates Sc
lected, as lar as could be ascertained
last night:
In the First ward the First, Second
and Third precincts selected delegates.
The Fourth precinct did not nominate.
but will meet tonight. The following
delegates were elected:
E. j. Holoomb, G. L. Dean, Anthony
Sch Eamm, II. RIly, ]. II. McWilliams.
+. M. Randolph, 8. p. Golfer, d. s. Van
Slyke, E. M. Hamilton, d. w. q.
Franklin, J. G. Ryder, E. A. Riman, w.
II. Mitchell.
In ths Second ward the following dele
gates were selected:
Thirty-eighth precinct-Harry Odell,
A. W. Blair, Albert Biles; ]. F. Priz-
gint, com mitteemsn.
Thirty-ninth precinct-Mrs. M. Will
niger, r. ]. Tarbell, John Robeson !;
Col. j. S. Barber, committeeman.
Fortieth precinct--J. d. Bailey, ]. R.
Armstrong, J. w. Jones, A. u. Cough !;
@. Severance, committeeman.
Forty-frst precinct j. W. Potts,
Julia Villinger; a. yillinger. commit
teeman.
Forty-second precincs-J. S. Bruner,
Thomas Johansen, John Bennett, Chss.
f. Norton. J. M. Townsend DR.. M. A.
A. Chamberlain, committeeman.
Forty-third precinct-Mrs. Kate Blan-
chRrd, G. +. Brown; S. E. Belcher,
committeeman.
Fortyfourth precinct--William Rush,
delegate and committeeman.
Forty-6ith precinct A. Helender,
delegate and committeeman.
In the Third ward the following dele
gates were elected:
Thirty-6rst precinct-Jas. G. CLARK,
jr.. ]. D. Steele, E. @. Schnable, I. @.
Coleman; Jas. G. Clark, jr., committee.
man.
Thirty-second precinct-A. J. Sphinx,
D. b. Camp. Jas. Spring, o. P. Peck /;
Mrs. w. w. Alix, committeeman.
Thirty-fourth precinct-O. N. Davis,
DIR. II. p. PEBBLES, Mrs. M. M. Elliott,
Harry Whiteley; Mrs. S. M. Dairs, COM
mitteemsn.
Thirty-fifth precnct--H. M. Stevens,
Mrs. A. q. Corker; Fl. M. Stevens,
committeeman.
Thirty-aixth precinct-W. 8. Mont
gomery, j. Moller; W. 7. Montgomery,
committeeman.
Thirty-sevsnth precinct-Thos. J.
Bullnich, Fred Keeper, Alva Udell;
Alva Udell. committeeman.
In the Seventh ward, Fourteenth pre-
cinct, the delegates selected were A. H.
Fieh, W. ]. Weems, II. II. Savage. FIJI
teenth precinct, Frank Holland, John
Gardner, Charles P. Pelton; Frank Hol-
land, committeeman; nineteenth pre-
cnct, ]. F. Adams, S. @. Smith, Aug.
Roberts; J. F. Adams committeeman.
In the Eighth ward, Thirteenth pre-
cinct. the delegates are J. B. Land, r.
A. Serrano, Thomas Robinson.
Notes.
Mr.. I. R. Dunkslberger. as was ex-
pected, denies that Mr.. Burr promised
to appoint him under sheriff. 1t is said
that great bitterness OF feeling has been
excited in council No. 62 OF the A. P. A.
over this matter, 40 it is alleged that
Mr.. Burr had promised the same place
20 at least seven active mem bers.
AT the solicitation of his Democratic,
Republican and Populist friends, Hon.
w. Il. Workman has consented to be-
come a candidate for mayor of this city.
Mr.. Workman, while mayor in 1877 and
'SS, left fine record, one OF which any
man might feel proud. He is full of
push, energy and enterprise, wears no
corporation collar, and is now engaged
in promoting the Los Angeles and Salt
Lake railroad, which is of the greatest
importance to this city, and which will
be built during his administration,
should he be elected.
The Democratic meeting at Redondo
Monday night was well attended and
much enthusiasm was aroused by tho
eloquent speakers. Those who addressed
tho meeting were Zue G. Peck, J. H.
Ardis, r. II. Chapman, Col. E. E. Hew-
lit, Mr.. Steiglitz and DR.. Choate.
A largely attended Populist meeting
WAS held at FL Monte Monday night,
and was addressed by E. O. Bower, ]. R.
Rush and others.
Dr r Chandiar nreaidapk and