The herald., 1898-08-09
MAGUIRE, FUSION and HONESTY win
Last Nights Democratic Primaries Vindicate
the Herald's Course
H. Patton Told by the Party to Stay at Home-A Few
Of the Schemers Elected, but They Will Be
Oh! So Lonesome

The tiger continues to keep his seat on
the push. The primaries of last night dis
close the fact that while the push will get
few members into the county convention
there are not enough of them to injure
fusion, or Mcguire or honest Democracy in
its determination to make this campaign a
clean one in which the bosses and the rail-
way will have nothing to say.
The most disastrous defeat of the push
was in the little precinct of Monte Vista.
where Patton has recently taken up his
country residence. The major is credited
with having put in six weeks of hard work
there, and he got seven votes out of the
thirty-one cast. The glitter of that bank
commissionership grew visibly dim as the
count progressed.
One of the mos! picturesque contests was
in the classic shades of Cahuenga, where
For the first time in history the Cahuenga-
ties had the luxury Of a printed ticket and
pink one at that and where Mitchell S
name should have appeared, his hot
southerdn blood was made to boil by see
ing that darkey's had been substituted.
The fighting statesman had so many con-
tests on his hands, taking a special interest
in the result at the neighboring precinct Of
Monte Vista that he did not pay enough
attention to his own fences and they were
broken down for awhile, but he got back in
time to get through, with tie vote with
Mr.. Anderton. and as he will hold Ander-
toms proxy he will have full vote in the
convention.
In the city ]. Marion Brooks, Colonel
Messmore, George Furtsch and several
others who are usually seen in the party's
pow-wows will be missing, unless they
gather up proxies. Louis Herzog and Tom
MacCaffery pulled through all right but
place; their cohorts are shafterized.
In the Sixtieth precinct of "de ate" Tom
my Savage doomed up strong enough to beat
Mic Quieroa, but the latter will make a
contest on the ground that the recent
traveller from the Klondike, not having
been In the precinct more than five days,
is not qualified, the requirement being a
thirty days residence
In the Forty-eightn Charles O'Neill, the
secretary of the Silver Republican club,
lad close race with George Furtsch, beat
in tho Ia ~ or With n ot much m snare There
were many other Waterloos for the push
hu, the story is told in the list of those who
were successful, which is as complete as
the returns received last night permitted.
The list is as follows:
City Precincts
First. E. withrow. S. r. Thorpe.
Second-W. Mead, Frank James, e. Har-
tup L. L. Bacon, W. M. GIFT.
rhird-D. X. Trask, r. w. Dromgold,
John E. Yoakum, Augustus Gundlach, F.
j. Palomares.
Fourth-Charles Durr. L. P. Collette.
Tom Plant, F. NJ Nickel, Charles Hayden.
Charles Kolsted, H. Bell jr.
Fifth-R. ]. Colyear, A. c. May, Ed
Thoms, L. Kreigelsteiner, j. p Mcmahon,
]. G. Ballesteros.
Sixth-R. j. Adcock, A. Moore jr., ]. T.
Saunders. W. G. McGaugh. 7. A. Reynolds.
W. T. Kendrick, 8. T. Prescott.
Seventh-W. Devereaux, M. J. Sullivan.
NJ. L. Griffith, P. O'Brien, r. H.. Hewitt,
william Ferguson.
Eighth-H. Speh. o. Smith, A. Hoffman.
]. T. Stewart.
Ninth-M. C. Marsh, G. w. Retzer. H. J.
Benson, NJ. P. Snyder
Tenth-Lucien Earle, r.. l.. Garrett, c. F.
O'Connor, Ransom Thomas, George w.
Mitchell, Thomas Kelley.
Eleventh-M. Marquee, w. R. Maratta.
J. 8. Redopa, G. F. Gaul, G. Lzzare, w. w.
Sanchez.
Twelfth-Dr. J. s. Crawford, B. E. Ia
ney, DR.. ]. Kurtz, e. A. Wall, o. H. Clark,
Y. Bilderrain, A. G. johnson.
Thirteenth. F. Rathwell, A. c. Sum-
mers, Steward Smith, Louis Bouttier, jr..
Otto Silberberg.
Fourteenth-M. v. Howard. H. J. A.
stuhr, IT,, Moye G. Norton. James Ellis.
w. H. H. Reavis.
Fifteenth-Robert Moore, George Hupp,
George Hopkins. M. Sullivan, M. Glass, e.
A. Seiweke, H.. Orme.
sixteenth-T. S. Casey, w. g. Mayes, j.
v. Harmon, " Guercio.
Seyenteenth-J. w. Davy, Thomas
Kunny, A. c. Richards, N. Laub.
Eighteenth-T. w. Allender, ]. T.
BLACK, C. Roberts, T. F. Donahue.
Nineteenth-G. T. Eckstrom, Fl. Fulker-
son. P. G. Welsh, C. E. OBrien, Frank
Bell.
Twentieth-J. w. Griffen, r. A. Falken-
berg, ]. c. Bright, M. M. Stewart, c. ].
Tracy, b. l.. Elmer.
Twenty-first-Charles Kestner N. T.
Powell, J.. P. Stephens, II. ,. Bosshard,
Francis Ireland, X. f. Pauiin.
Twenty Nj. Stephens, w.
B. Shaw, w. d. Perkins, H. NJ. Sale, J. H.
Dockweiler.
Twenty-third-E. S. Julian Cox, Ira Sco-
field, B. Sens, d. M. Mcdonald, J. p.
Coyne. w. H. Collins.
Observation-Disclosures F. Kenealy, p.
L. Shideler, r. B. Stephens, A. Orena
Frank w. Wallace.
Twenty -fifth--E. w. Doss, A. J. Kistler.
J. w. Fullerton. $. Levy, P. w. Croake.
Twenty-sixth-T. Mccartney, F. Har-
mon, j. Murray w. F. Bosbyshell. F. s.
Graham, A. e. Kane.