The herald., 1896-06-04

The Democratic cyclonic disturbance
which prevailed in this city and county
from to p. m. on Tuesday last, was
even more far-reaching in the conse-
quences of it's general destruction than
was at first thought. 1t ragged most
fearfully in the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh wards of the city, and yes
terday its damaging effects were found
to have been also very prolific in the
Cahuenga valley, among the missing be-
ing none other than John w. Mitchell.
There are still some forty-six precincts
missing from the returns of Secretary
Herzog of the county central commit
tee. Among those not reported in The
Herald yesterday We're:
First precinct-William Mead, c. M.
Hogden, l.. p. Collette, Frank w.
Chase, Frank James.
Second precinct-John z. Yoakum, c.
H. Langbein, r. Dunnigan, F.. NJ.
Keach
Third precinct-H. Gibbs. w. A. Frick,
w. NJ. White. Peter White, G. w. San
derson.
Twenty-fourth precinct-W. F. Bar
Der, f. F. Del Vale, George Dickson,
Libbeus Schofield, D. Neuhart. j. E.
Young.
Thirty-second precinct-L. c. Tyler,
]. Brousseau, r. Y. Mcbride. A. w.
Fisher T. N Mersch. Johnstone Jones.
Thirty-third precinct-John kenea-
ley, Chris Hickson. Tom Tighe. II. J..
Martin, Martin Murphy, w. NJ. Haettin-
ger.
Thirty-ninth precinct-E. L, sieweke,
F. A. Marco, Charles Bauer, NJ. ii.
Sullivan, V. NJ. Guercio.
Forty-fifth precinct-Matt sullivan,
A. Stewart. s. o. Howell, Julian Rohr,
Jake Fritz. H. Mulholland.
University-E. Ryan. W. H. Webber,
w. Dryden, I. e. Mesmore. c. NJ. Baker.
Joseph Gioio. Henry Myers, Joe Ro-
nero. F.. Hartman, NJ. Drohan
Pico Heights - NJ. l.. Young. Arios-
to McCrimnon. w. s. Pemberton. :
MORE OUTSIDE PRECINCTS
Cahuenga-The following delegates
were elected: +. Cobb, William Rapp, T
Anderton, 4. Quinn. This is bad de-
feat for John w. Mitchell
La Placenta-J. S. NJ. Spencer, c. I
Bathy. Charles Castrillo.
Burbank-G. w. Brown, G. A. Barber
c. r. Thompson.
Artesia-George r. Frampton, Ralph
Deering, w. A Sackett, W. A camp
bell.
CIearwater-A. A. Plaisted; only one
delegate chosen.
Downey-First precinct. c. f. Smith,
7. ]. Hutchinson, J. w. Mckellar, j. II.
Ardis
Enterprise-O. Bulls, Geo B. Nichols,
]. Duke. Louis Machado.
Garvanza-G. s. Bartholomew, j. A.
Rivers. F. w. Potts.
La Canada-George Englehardt. j. j
NJ. Spencer, C. CASTILLO.
Lancaster-George S. Weinshank, II.
D. Robinson ]. P. Ward.
Lankershim-D. r. Fullerton, c. A
Cartwright.
Long Beach-W. S. Clark, S. G. Long,
L. A. Bailey.
South Pasadena-B. S. Eaton, j. c.
Newton, C. H. Gardiner.
Covina-J. II. Goldman, a. j. VIII
kins. L. L. Radekin
There is no longer any doubt of George
y. Patton's election as the chairman OF
the county convention, which meets at
Turner hall on June 13. Indications
point to Patton's election by acclama
ton. Whether or not the delegates to
the state convention are to be elected by
supervisoral districts or at large has
not yet been determined.
J. w. Mitchell really had the effront-
cry to seek an election as delegate al
large to the national convention at chi
cago as against United States Senator
s. NJ White. That, however, was before
Cahuenga had been heard from. w. r.
Burke and Gen. c. f. A. Last are both
in view of the recent primaries, now out
of the running for district delegates.
Senator White is expected home by
June l.. The south may support him
as its candidate for the chairman of the
state convention. The senator is also
the candidate of United States Marshal
Nick CoVarr11biaS c for. DreSident