Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-14
WILL VOTE FOR
DELEGATES TODAY
PARTIES TO HOLD PRIMARIES
IN CITY
indications Are That the Machine Will
Control From 80 to go Per Cent
of the Republican
Delegates

Republican district assembly conven-
| tions to nominate delegates to the state
and congressional conventions, which
were held in Los Angeles yesterday,
were for the most part uninteresting
| affairs. In only one or two instances
| was there anything in the nature of a
contest, and these were between in
dividuals rather than against the ticket
as a whole. In the Seventeen assem-
bly, district L. r. Garrett made an
unsuccessful effort to get on the con-
gressional delegation, being defeated
| by ]. F. Thompson. In the Seventy
| fourth district John Jeffries was let
off the congressional ticket and the
place was given to DR.. c.. j. Cum
mings. The two delegations in the
Sixty-ninth district are the same with
the exception that A. w. Sanborn 8
name appears on the congressional
ticket and that of E. B. Powell on the
state ticket.
The nominations for delegates to the
state convention who will be voted on
at the primaries today are as follows:
Sixty-ninth assembly district-G. w.
Campbell, e. l.. Blanchard, e. B, Pow
ell. Frank Cochran.
Seventeen assembly district-F. D.
Hudson, John H. Nightingale, A. G..
Sittel, A. o. Adams, H. r. Smith. w.
D. Shearer, w. M. Bowen, Fred Wal
ters, Walter R. Leeds.
Seventy-first assembly district-W.
M. Garland, George l.. Hasson, j. w.
| Mckinley, F. M. Parker, Oscar Lawler,
P. A. Stanton, A. M. Gates. w. T. d.
Morrison, e. E. Selph, Fred McKin-
| ney, S. G. Tyler, F.. A. Miller, C. w.
Whaling, Richard Fullaway.
Seventy-second assembly district
H. S. G. Mccartney, William F. Ball,
John G. Mott, Willis H. Booth Paul ].
Mccormick, George w. Walker.
| Charles H. Bridges, A. M. Edelman, J.
w. Vaughn, j. H. G. Won der Lobe, j.
B. Smith, A. P. Cross.
Seventy third assembly distrct-W.
L. Osterholt, w. A. Bonynge, Leon F.
Moss, Henry Maeder, d. ]. Lewis, Ben.
S. Lauder, James Alexander, w. b.
| HILL c. H. Humphrey, S. c. Balch.
Seventy fourth assembly district
John H. Jeffries, Asa Keyes, Fank r..
| Willis, G. w. Foreman, D. c. McGar-
vim, Louis A. Duni, E, ]. Hutchinson,
| r. o. Bell Bernard Healy, T. Quinn.
Seventy-fifth assembly district-W.
| P. L. Stafford. r. L. Dunlap Harry
| tenberger, David Goldberg w. w. Sea-
man, W. H. Spinks, Horace M. Wheel
er, John Morton, Charles e. Thurston,
| e. H. Hutchinson. DR.. e. H. Garrett,
Erwin Dingle, j. Walter Cole.
| Following are the delegates nom-
| mated in the various assembly districts
| to the congressional convention:
Sixty-ninth assembly district-G. w
| Campbell, E. l.. Blanchard, A. w. San
born, Frank Cochran.
Seventeen assembly district-W. j
Wilson Ira Francis, William Davis, ],
F. Thompson, Fred ]. Steele, B. w
Skies, w. T. Woods, ]. Helm, w. #
Mclaughlin.
Seventy-first assembly district-E. F,
C. Klokke, j. H. Norton, E. S. Butter
worth, Oscar Schmidt, DR.. Walter l.
Lindey. Charles S. Walton C. j. Wells
u. S. G. Todd, F. L. Spaulding, F. w
Stein, P. b. Spears, w. e, Easton, j
Y Bernard
Seventy-second assembly district
Ferd X. Rule, r. M. Palette. Frank NJ
Blair, j. w. Vaughn, Winfield Scott
Frank Kelly, w. j. Durm, John Zeller
d. w. Flanagan, w. F. McNealy, j.
j. Reagan, w. c. Downing.
Seventy-third assembly district-H
b. Alexander. Jacob Frankenfield. j
w. Trueworthy, A. C. Brode, j. p
Kremple, Ellis Cohn, G. A. Brossmer
w. II. Clune, Albert Soules, Eugene
Walker Albert SHE, Alexander Patter-
son.
Seventh-fourth assembly district
Frank c. Prescott, Harry C. Knox, p
j, o'Donnell, DIR. c. ]. Cummings. w
H. Willis, A. j. Aschen. T.. Quinn. N
MelchertS e. ]. Salomon, r. j. Hanlon
Seventy-ffth assembly district-C
L. Shinn Frank Munson. Otto Weiss
Guy X. Woodward, e. C. Hine. J.. w
Summerheld, Luther G. Brown, r. j
Lickley r. Livingston, Alexander
Morrison, j. F. Durlin, John Morton
G. #. SHILLING, c. ]. Fox.