The herald., 1894-05-30
Names to Be Voted for at the
Primaries.
1t Is Believed to Be Anybody's
Race.
List OF Those Chosen-Everything Passed
or Quietly--Judge Clark Said
to Have Gained y
Victory.

of the precincts. While it can scarcely
be said that the results indicate decid-
ed victory for any OF the factions. 1t
seems to be understood by the faithful
that the friends OF Judge Clark, who
aspires to the supreme judgeship, made
themselves felt in way that promises
we'll for the Judges candidacy. Honors
were even, go lar as can be diecerned, In
the congressional fight.
FIRST WARD.
The voting in this ward resulted as
follows:
First precincts. W. Tyler, A. E.
Stebbins, N. q. Brown.
Second precinct-E. N. Morrison. s.
E. Suffer, s. r. Willis, Sherman Smith,
Frank Bradford, w. ]. Washburn, M. d.
Johnson, ST. Cooper.
Third precinct-George Leck, Charles
Elton, J. S. Berwick, Harry Bridges.
Fourth precinct-M. H. Flint, g. W.
Alyesworth, Mark Hauser, Gen. E. q.
Johnson, w. E. Hawkes., j. W. Arnold.
SECOND WARD.
The Second ward caucus was called to
order by A. A. Bayley at 8 o'clock to the
minute. Charles Mcfarland was chosen
permanent chairman, and thanked the
caucus for the honor. He gave notice
to the Democrats who might be present
that the Republicans OF the Second
ward could get along without outside
interference.
]. Mills Davis was selected as Hecre-
tary. The caucus then divided into
precincts and selected their pro rata OF
the A delegates allotted to the ward
under the apportionment.
Thirty-eighth precinct-J. w. Long,
chairman; 4. t, Wright. J. w. Long.
@. E. Day, r. Wenigke, j. B. Brown.
Thirth-ninth precinct--F. W. Wood.
chairman L. s. Butler, NJ. E. Copeland,
@. @. Bonnell. W. G. Shaw, ]. Resrdon.
Fortieth precinct - Committur Dep
uty Sheriff Graham; b. l.. Hess, L,
F. Philips, r. A. Marshal, A. E. Oh
shausen, George Bannister, 0. W. Dun
ham, E. S. Field.
Forty-first precinct-E. Gilman, W.
E. Z. Gsilbraith, O. w. Gridley, q.
Kupper.
Forty-second precinct-J. Mills Da-
vies, @. G. Stephens, w. H. Tonkin,
Henry Ballinger. George P. McLain,
Barton w. Spears.
Forty-third precinct--George Kester,
chairman DR.. L. M. Wills. George
Kester, j. H. w. Patterson, O. w.
Reeves, Prof. Moore.
cn EfRIsSlNurhth RR reaacfssnMiRhe , Eptton
Sheldon, J. f. Fosmir, A. Q. Day.
Forty-fith precinct-W. Cook, W.
Hamilton, 7. Harris, @. Donnlin, Tom
Goss.
THIRD WARD.
Things were quite lively in this ward.
and the caucus was tn longest of the
entire evening. 1t was the hill section
against the flats. The following were
selected: W. @. Furrey, G. s. Allen,
Fred Robinson, Charles White, F. W.
King, S. A. Carlisle, A. E. Bagley. II.
w. Cole, S. Mcclure, II. P. Blatt, Chas.
Harrison, W. B. Cunning. @. F. Hunter,
j. w, Meyere, DIR. MACEDONIAN, George
H. Stewart, II. Glaze. @. H. Clarke, W.
S. Cheney, w. T. Meyers, j. Gross, L.
Vetter, E. A. Meserve, F. K. Ainsworth,
f. @, Young, r. s. Woodside, A. X.
Crawford, w. r. Bacon, ]. j. Gosper,
Don Cameron, L. P. Crane, II. s. Rlais-
dell. A, @. Bilcke, George SinBabaugh,
George I'll. Bell, H. s. West. 6: W.
Swope, j. III. Trout, Alex. Rose, W. +.
Parker.
FOURTH WARD.
The caucus held at Union hall, corner
Seventeenth and Grand avenue, was
largely attended. The nominations for
delegates to the convention to select
delegates to the state convention were
made by precincts, the caucus resolving
itself into precinct caucuses Tor that
purpose. Each OF the five precincts OF
this ward presented six names, the ward
being entitled to 81 delegates; there wes
one delegate at large. The following is
the ticket elected:
Delegate at large-E. w. Jones.
Twenty-sixth precinct-H. A. Bar
clay, D. P. Hatch, 8. III. Kingery, Q. o.
Davis, r. M. Thompson, jesse HYDE.
Twenty-aeventh PRECINCTS. IL. Nc
Ching Louis Gottschalk, A. N. Francis
co, @. W. Fleming, @. A. Smith, W. s.
Moore.
Twenty.eighth precinct-D. Samson,
| G. Forester, J. Rebman, l.. X. Scott. A.
W. Worm, A. w. Francisco.
Tweuty-ninth precinct-B. W. Lee,
George w. Parsons, Richard Mercer, r.
w. Kinney, s. p. milford. Fred Eaton.
Thirtieth precinct-George E. Gard,
f. L. Stern, H. II. Hanna, HI. z. Os-
borne, S. K. Adams.
FIFTH WARD.
The following were elected: J. N.
Stewart, Robert Hale. Maj. CO.. Fallon,
J. L. Murphy. w. 7. g.. Hammond, G.
Holterhoff, ]. D. Slime, I. J. Carron, G.
A. Chappell, r. @. Shaw, w. A. Barker,
J. A. Brown, George II. Wood, Benz.
| Gardner, r. G. Horton.
SIXTH WARD.
Everything progressed favorably, there
being no Sign of disturbance.
SEVENTH WARD.
The regular ticket was put through in
few minutes. 1t was agreed to at q
recent meeting OF the committees, and
by s 80 O'Clock everything was through.
Those selected were:
Fourteenth precinct-O. B. Phillips,
Frank Ruiz, E. L. Cradle, B. s. Lander.
Fifteenth precinct-G. A. Grub, ]. j..
Nernine, X. G. Wilkerson, J. A. Caslin.
Sixteenth precinct-James Warren, i.
L. Grub, f. l.. Grubb, H. Luchenber-
ger, W. L. Stsnn.
Seventeenth precinct-Thos. Strohm,
f. A. Duey. ]. l.. Moore, B. Buttertield,
E. q. Hill.
Eighteenth precinct--G. A. Curtis. R.
B. Walker, Ed Bailinger. Clark L. Lam
areux, r. B. johnson.
Nineteenth precinct-J. Goldsworthy,
George De Boyce, James Almstead, j. U.