The morning call., 1894-09-16
HOTLY CONTESTED
Republican Primaries in
Oakland.
No Serious Trouble Reported, AL
though Over 5000 Votes Were
Cast-The Outlook.

OAKLAND.-The Republican primaries
held il Oakland yesterday were the most
holly contested in the city's history. Over
5000 votes were cast. which is unusual, and
a large number of tough and strange faces
were visible about the voting places; but,
strange TO say, there was no trouble and
few arrests. A hard character known as
Ed Marks attempted to vote twice in the
Fourth Ward ana was locked up, but out
side of this arrest there was no trouble.
For Sheriff it is pr-tty certain Chief of
Police Schaffer has won. His chief op-
ponent was j. U. Nelson of the Third
Ward. and 10 Nelson's own ward Schaffer
secured 3S5 votes to 81 for Nelson.
For Assessor. Leckte has probably won,
aud il is thought that with his fortunes
will go those of Jordan for County Clerk,
but the Crane men are sanguine of the
incumbent going again before the people
for the office.
Judge Ogden ran ahead in his own
ward, and so also did Judge Ellsworth in
Alameda. There Is little doubt of the
denomination of bOtn those gentlemen for
the SUI eIi0r bench.
The chances of Henscher for Treasurer
! ana Cakes for Public Administrator are
good, while the friends OF DR.. Baldwin
| are certain that gentleman will beat Henry
Evers for Coroner. The friends of the
latter say. however. that Evers Will be the
next Coroner.
! chosen:
First ward-Charles H. Redngton. A. A.
! Joyce. Charles Spaulding. John Page. John w.
Mott, William j. HenDessy. j. n. Nash. John
| Elk. Frank Mancebo Fred W. More W H.
Blood. Phil NJ. Walsh. Charles E. Han. f. T.
Wilder, George W. Anderson. DR.. B. A. Rabe,
7. r. Wyckoff; Daniel RoDerI son. William d.
| Smith. 4. A. Wrede, j. p. ROhrbacb, Thomas
Story, John c. tombstone.
Second Ward-James MOfftt. G. A. Taber,
D; T. W. Hail, w I, Veiich, j. T. Francis.
| X. n. Simpson. S. S. Gibbs, L. A. Heron. A. f.
Gum. Ii. F. Mehrmann, ]. NJ. Young. j. r.
Collier DR.. John Mitchell }. S. WILSON, Ii. NJ
| Sanborn, G. G. Hill. j. p. Taylor.
Third Ward-F. Nj. Phelps. Weies Whirmore
! V. l.. Forth +. W. McPike, Hart II. North
Robert Kuerzel, Everett Anes, E. j. Graham,
ards, Henry Barton. l.. L. Bixby. I. E. Ather.
drfoTd, 4. L, MePherson, NJ. Van an Ar man
( Morris Flynn, J. w. Umnhred
Fourth Ward-W. +: Kroll. S. w. GetcheIl
! Rod w. Church. T. F. Mock. Bart Morgan,
! Charles a. Sessions, Richard c. Potts. j. G.
Walter A. Young. Henry Menges. S. B. Boyce.
William Cruz, Charles Andrews, Harry b. Bel.
zen, l.. 6. WOLFE Thomas Pearson. Frank II.
! Mason, George Ii. White. j. e. Phillips, Frank
! n. Smith and 7. ID. Bailey
Filth Ward-W. Frank Pierce, E. S. Stratton.
~ a; W. StiIwllli F; T. Brigham V. A. Remmer,
! Coehra, j. f. W. Sohst, Bert Adams, Charles
! d. Seawall, Frank Armstrong, Clarence Gro
well. a. ). Baker J. n. OBrien. FELTON, Taylor,
w. A. Kenny, G. o. Alexander and V. II. Met.
calf
Sixth ward-H. Osgood. George Arper. F.
! LYNCH Charles Mautalen, Charles Raab r r
! Manning. j. Coates, +. Dahnkc j. Powell
! William Slack, Frank Barnett Peter Baker
i. l.. Bromwell, A. H. Schlueter, d. Blouin'
| F. L. Boon, William Stultz. +. C. Piersol, Gus
! Beckert, j. Black.
Seventh Ward-N. X. Foster, r. +. Crisr.
X. + Hansen. Il. I. stuart. Peter johnson.
w. j. Wilcox, {. NJ. Nichols, William F. Max
well, Z. NJ. Selfridce. l.. ID. Inskeep, l. l. Boak
7; d. Whntell, b c. kOhrS;; George c. Pardee.
| WILDER Walker Edward Wade. Z. Z. Suman
L. II. Warren, S. ). Petit, l.. n. Cobble1iink
f. NJ. Norris. j. s. Johnson.
In Oakland Township the ticket for
Spear for County Recorder is chosen:
Reuben Rickard. w. X. Weir. W. A Nash.
J. h. stewart. &: f. HerliIz. John NJ. Foy,
Joseph McClain, George Stricken, George G.
Woodsum, j. a. d. Hutton.
Berkeley, Precincts and 5-James Hamil-
t0O. g. w. Davis, Charles Franklin NJ NJ
Unds. {. L. Wulier dingeu, George Schmidt
Berkeley, Precinct Cd. j. Rose
Berkeley f,reInet ii. IL. Bennett. II. u.
irwin. DR.. Ii. n. ROwell.
Piedmont Pr ciDcr-G. b. Daniels, A. d.
Smith, c. \. COmstOck.
CIaremont PTecinct-.James Davis
Temescal. Precincts ! and 2-George p Nor
row, c. A. Bon, c. Pedriui, George Pratt Hugo |
Linderman, l.. ID. spencer.
- Ietalla Ileciuci-Eu"dfd fullen, walter Z. |
Ocean View Precinct-Chauncey Eugals.
Bay Prrceni-John Downing. Henry E. Faw.
cett II. 7. Burne, j. &. Coburne
In Alameda, East End-F. j. Fletcher. C. L.
Tisdale, C. j. Hammond. Herman Cordes ST..
Charles H. Frost. A. b. Hunt George W. EN-
mons. w. ID. Ayers. Ii. A. 1 thompson, E. May
rich Jr. Charles L. Fisher, Walter W. Haskell.
Edwin a Cleveland, q. NJ. Sutherland, f. A. |
Randielt. George SlurtevSnt. >. L.. Knowland.
J.: W. Skldham' James Eaton John Larkin.
w. NJ. Highly. f. r. Lovejoy.
Alameda. West End-Samuel Haslett. George |
+. Peck, John n Walker, E Drummer, W. +. |
HenderlOng. George ii. Turner, W. o. Smith, |
A. Sinnett
san Leandro-B. C. Halves, John Black, j. |
W. Haas NJ. J.. Enos.
Fruilyale-Alired Fl. Cohen, Robert Turn. |
bull l.. Gaten. Robert ID. Dain.
Brooklyn Township-A. ii. Carlin, r. Turn
bull, +. Gates, Robert Balm, w. B. MOnlord. r
". Reyes, L. b. Stone, +. RhOda. Hugh Dia-
mond.
The primary election at Haywards YES
terday came very nearly winding up with
hlO 0dshed. and oI ~ the prompt action of
ID. Chisholm prevented this outcome
There we're severa fights, bad blood
being shown when a man named Baker
entered tue polling place and began calling
names. lie was hus led about and badly
pummeled. the crowd seeming eager ior
fight.
After this Attorney G. s. Lanran met
ID. Nj. Conner, the editor of the Haywards
Review, on the sidewalk, in front of the
polling place. and warm words were in
Gul9e in, Langan, who had been a can
dldate for delegate, accusing Conner OF
having caused his defeat by PUBLISHING
arii les about him in his paper.
Words lad to anger. and Langap started
toward Conner. The lal ter put his hand
In his hip pocket and whipped ont re-
volver. shouting: "Stand back: I am |
cripple. and l WON'T allow YOU to touen |
me!' Conner has q lame arm. The
moment was thrilling one, and the snec-
taiors began hustling to get under shelter.
Langan still stood menaciDgIv. bur tbe
pistol was pointed at him, and ito hest
lated.
Just at the critical moment ID. Chisholm
STEPPED up to take Corners pistol. That
party said he would only give it M To an
officer, aud the Marshal came IN while
Conner and Chisholm were scufflIng and
got Conner's pistol. This Eight was ended.
but Langan aftsrward went in % a saloon
where another northumberland battle
was had, while Conner went 10 his home.
The good people of Haywards were fear-
full OF blood she'd for jus. a moment. he
cause Conner would have shot had Langan
made move.
DaiSy'S Rival.
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