The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-11
from the way they are mending fences
seem to be of the same opinion.
The District Attorney

seem to be of the same opinion.
The District Attorney
Strange as Ii may seem, j. c. Rives has
apparently go; the bulge on the nomina tion
for district attorney. In vain the delegates
howl tina, Rives will never stand a ghost
Of a show. He will probably 60 In by coun-
try votes. The other candidates are being
traded right and left McComas is a
"goner." likewise Barclay and Ling. OIL
yer has all he young men behind him, but
he has made apparently too much OF a
still hunt TO win out. Nominal ton for this
dice has not created much of a fuss as yet,
but will be heard of Monday in loud and
vigorous terms. Compton, Spodra and
various other delegations selected yester-
day will make Rives' figh;.
Lively Times
More than one enthusiastic worker In the
Republican ranks is nursing a sore face
today, the result of heated argument"
at the polls yesterday. There were a dozen
fights down in the Twelfth precinct, with
no arrests. Manning's men took their EVIL
dent defeat hardly and were in no mood to
be argued with. much less willing to listen
to any Growing, and they resented physical
ly what they were powerless to prevent
spiritually.
In the Eighteenth precinc; there were
several arguments that required the in ter
vention Of friends, while, several rows &C.
Cured in other precincts.
A Republican, who has served as local
leader for years, put the situation this
way last night:
"Never in the history of the Republican
party in Los Angeles county has there
been convention in which there were SO
many loose strings to be gathered up, sc
many rows to settle, SO many dissatisfied
delegates and so much discord as will be
seen in the convention on Monday. We are
going into losing fight unless something
can be done to straighcen matters OUT
And the push delegates say. 1.-THE Parker
slate will go through or we'll defeat the
ticket" while the purity push say, at
the Parker slate goes through we'll defea,
the ticket"
And there you are, while the crippled
eagle rends the ambient air with its COM
plainings.
The complete returns Of the primaries
as received last night are as follows:
City Precincts
First-A. B. Russell, S. H. McClung..
Second-George w. Stockwell, W. f. JEFF
freys, A. E. Meiss, f. owen, F. Bachman.
Third-C. H. Marshall, G. H. Chilcote,
William Pollard, Owen McAleer, E. f.
Overholzer.
F'ourth-Charles Petrie, Charles Elton,
]. K. Carson, II. j. Crawford, c. o. Win
;ers, Ed Whitney. H. B. Fas.g, ]. W. Ar
mold, H. S. Kinch.
Fif;h-Walter Leeds, James Smith, F.
B. Ford, F. E. Warner
Sixth-H. Beach, j. C. Stockwell, Dave
Martin, d. c. McGarvin, F. P. Abbott,
Judge Ling
Seventh-P. Doyle, J. B. Gish, ]. E.
Logan, Thomas Goss. P. Fritz, E. c.
Jordan.
Eigh;h-Needham. E. A. Clark, George
Brown. Carey.
Ninth-Louis Lafevre, Frank Gridley and
two others.
Tenth-E. Esterbrook, NJ. NJ. Gillespie,
c. NJ Smith. G. c. de Garmo. E. H. Garrett.
Eleventh-A. c. Day. A. Avala. Oscar
LAWYER. Frank Lauterio, J. Lockwood.
Twelf;h-Frank Gillespie. VIM. LIE Moyne
Wills, Ernest Braunton, B. +. Orr, E. A.
Bryant.
Thir .eenth-Robert Pierce, R. F. Balm,
w. S. Kingsbury, Ed Hooks traitor, Henry
Henderson.
Feurteenth-J. L. Copeland. William Ma
gle. - Witchlif. 49,,
Flfteenth-E. B. Rivers, R. Livingston,
F. NJ. Townsend. W. w. James. Oscar Up
right, L. V. Youngworth. William Meek
Sixteen; h-M. L. Copeland, J. Holmes, -
Huschings- ~
Seventeenth -Nhomas Hughes. A. J Ora
ham. c. A. schalwitz, H. W. Evans. N. P.
Conrey.
Gardiner, DR.. f. NJ. Palette, James j.
Hale, f. w. Fisher.
Nineteenth-W. NJ. Garland, L. E. Doan.
D A. Chick, Charles H. Elberson.
Twentieth-H. G. Dow. r. B. Dickinson,
r. W. Whomes, John Mott. Bernard Pot
ter, H. o. Arnold. Thomas Holmes.
Twen;y-first-C. W. Sexton. c. H. Eason,
j. H. Godfrey, J. Darling, A. J. Bletso,
A. ]. Wells, F. E. Pierce, Joseph White.
Twenty-second-J. W. Long, f. A. Mes
erve. w. P. Jeffries, T. c. Myers, Rober;
Marsh. c. f. Smith, c. l.. Bagley, +. j.
Williams.
nty-third--Donald Barker, d. F. Don
cyan, s. A. Bulfinch, Joe WEIGH, W. G.
Spence, e. B. Miller
Twenty-fourth-Fred NJ. Smith, Ed A.
Heinzeman, A. e. Pomeroy, ]. H. Seymour,
MD, N. Bonfilio. Oscar NJ. Bonner, ]. l..
Sanderson
Twenty-fifth-W. H. Henry. E. Hill, Lu-
Their Brown, J. e. Mclean, W. L. Riley.
Twenty-six;h-O. T. Johnson, Samuel
Monlux, H. G. Gates, George w. Lawrence,
John Bloeser, W. c. Furrey.
Twenty-seventh-Geor Sinsabaugh. Cal
Hunter. H. J. Stevens. w. l.. Valentine.
Twenty eighth-W. 1. Hollingsworth, H.
o. Vogel, F. J. Cressey, w. r. Hasson,