The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-03
THE RESULT OF THE PRIMARIES,
Delegates Elected to the Repub-
lican Convention.
Congressional and Supreme Judge
ship Contests in 5eubt.
Nearly All the REGULAR Caucus Neni-
nee. Eisetsd-7 ferry 0aies Else-
tions-Naues of Delegates
Date/ef Oenventien.
rha p publican primary election held

o,cl>1k, passed off very quietly In the
s,<1ority of instances. OF course there
/~ere several surprises. but in the main
the regular tickets nominated in csu-
cusss Of last Tuesday were elected. OF
course the interest centers in the fight
for congress between Henry t. Hazard
on one hand and James Mci.achlau on
the other, who represents the youngest
element of the Republican party. In
addition to this prime fight the friends
OF Judge Mckinley and Judge CLARK are
making hard fight to obtain the NOM
ination OF judgeship OF the supreme court
for their candidate.
In the csucuses the nominations
showed nothing. 1t was agreed that
honors were easy all around. As ma
jority OF the nominees were elected yes
terday this bliseful state Of ignorance
still exists. The election has been de-
cidedly close mouthed, and it will hardly
be known exactly how things stand I'M
til the convention convenes on the 9TH
inst.
FIRST WARD.
The bland May morning state of az
fairs which is generally characteristic OF
elections In the outside wards prevailed
yesterday. There was no opposition ,
and the entire ticket. with one excep-
ton, went through. The name OF +. j.
Cooper was scratched and that OF George
H. Clark substituted. This leaves the
balance elected as follows; +. W. Tyler.
A. E. Meigs, F. W. Steddom, L. E. War
ner, N. V. Gray, N. @. Browning, E. M.
Morrison, F. r. Willis, f. D. Bradford.
Sherman Smith, George Sparks. w.
J. Washburn, M. D. Johnson. G. S. SAT-
ford, George Weeks, Charles Elton,
J. S. Herwick, Harry Bridges, NJ. II.
Flint, G. w. Aylsworth, M. L. Houser,
Z. E. johnson, VIM. E. Hawks, ]. w.
Arnold.
SECOND WARD.
The regular caucus ticket was elected
in the Second ward, no opposition being
made. As nearly as can be determined
the Hazard faction has q majority vote
in the delegation, while Judge CLARK 10
said TO have all six delegates to the state
convention pledged to him.
The delegates are: K. I. Wright, ].
W. Long, @. E. Day, r. Wernigke. J. B.
Brown, L. s. Butler, M. E. Copeland, @.
@. Bonnell, w. G. Shaw, J. Reardon, r.
A. Marshall, E. S. Field, A. E. Old
hauser, T. F. Phillips, B. L. Hess,
N. w. Durham. George Bsnnis-
ter, s. G. Willard. w. H. Carey,
F. N. Myers, G. Knepper. E.
E. Galbreth, @. W. Gridley,
j. Mile Davies. @. @. Stephens. Geo.
P. McLain, B. w. Spears, W. II. Ton
kin. Henry Bollenger, DR.. L. W. Willis,
J: Pattison; George Kestsr, Q. N.
w. L. Sheldon, J. F. Fosmer, A. G. Day,
8. Hutton, w. Cook, w. Hamilton, I.
Haines, @. Donnatin, 7. Goss.
THIRD WARD.
There were 401 votes cast, the opposi.
ton ticket being beaten by about so
votes. Affairs were quite lively for q
while and the police had to be called in.
The following were elected: III. Glaze.
A. X. Crawford, W. M. Garland, ]. J.
Cooper, Frank @. Young, w. @. Furrey,
G. MACEDONIAN, Chas. H. White. 8. Nc
Clure. Louis Vetter, Fred Robinson, R.
A. Hsupt, H. P. Plat, l.. P. Crane,
Alex. Rose, Chas. Harrison, J. II. Trout.
w. B. Dunning. f. RAIDER. J. W. Meyers,
F. X. Ainswerth. E. A. Meserve r. 8.
Woodside, A. e. Bagley, G. w. Swope,
H. w. Cole, G. H. Clarke, Harry Das-
comb, G. s. Allen, W. T. Myers, Cal.
ID,
John Gross, F. w. King, A. G. Bilicke,
George H. Bell, George II. Stewart,
Walter Parker, George Sinsabough, w.
r. Bacon.
FOURTH WARD.
This was one Of the liveliest wards in
the city, the voting place at the corner
OF Pico and Pearl streets being sur
rounded by representatives OF the vsri-
GUS tickets. The regular Republican
caucus ticket was shelved and the So
called Independent Republican"
elected in its stead.
There were five tickets in the field.
The total number OF votes cast was 305
Out of this the winning ticket received
153 ballots straight, the regular 65, the
Free Harbor 8, Fourth ward ticket so,
and the straight Hazard none. Many
were on several OF the tickets, which
accounts in a.measure for some of the
large votes received.
The following was the winning ticket:
st. Fl. Kingery, r. M. Thompson, J. s
Pitman, d. P. Riley, H. l.. Verger,.
Geo. e. Baldwin, F. Records, O. W.
Fleming, L. Martindale, G. Wiley Wells,
H. G. Register, Leslie R. Hewitt, G.
Brown. d. Samson, J. Rebman, 0. G.
Knox,I. W. Gardner, J. A. Osgood, J.
G. Oliver, A. w. p. Kinney, r. d. Nc.
Creery, 0. M. Anderson. Leon f. Moss.
II. W. Doerges, Chss. Charnock. HI. r.
Hanna, H. r.. Hathaway, W. L. Will
llams, A. N. Francisco, X. A. Bird, w.
W. Douglas.
The residence of H. r. Hathaway / in
the ward was challenged, which the
judges reported, also that @. @. Davis
and jesse Hyde. on the regular caucus
ticket, we're tied with 1856 votes each.
FIFTH WARD.
There were two tickets here and both
ran closely. The regular caucus ticket
went through, however. with two ex-
ceptiona, those of J. l.. Murphy and G.
j. Fallow. On the Citizens ticket, I.
w. Brotherton was elected with 11S
votes, while @. 4. Smith and II. q.
Wayne tied with 102 ballots. The total
vote cast was 2l6, 10 being etrsight bal
lots for the regular ticket and 80 for the
Citizens'. the following were the votes
on the regular ticket:
]. NJ. Stewart. B. F. Gardner, J. L.
Murphy, W. I. S. Hammond, Il. ].
Carran, j. A. Brown, O. J. Fallon, Rob-
ert Hale, w. Ii. Barker, r. @. Shaw, G.
A. Chapel, r. L. Horton, O. L. Shum-
way, J. Holterhof. George H. Wood
113.
SIXTH WARD. 4s
AS usual, things passed off very
smoothly. Thera was M d;acortant