Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
BOTH PARTIES
NAME DELEGATES
PASADENA POLITICS PROVES
INTERESTING
Democrats Choose Delegation to the
County Convention and Commit
teemen-Republican Caucus
In County Precincts
Pasadena Agency.
16h East Colorado Street.
Telephone Main 75


PASADENA, Aug. 1.-THE following
delegates to the Democratic county
convention were formally placed in
nomination this evening:
First precinct-C. f. Harris and AL
bert Thorns.
Second precinct-John Adams and DIR.
G. J. Tracy.
Third precinct-S. f. Abbott and
Four precinct-w. A. Feazel and
G. N. Stanley
Fifth precinct-Charles Grimes and
g. S. Seamens.
Sixth precinct-J. M. Corbn and Fred
Weix
Seventh preclnct-W. r. Simons and
w. g. De Lapp.
Eighth precinct-Theodore Wetherby
and David Reynolds.
Ninth precinct-Charles W. Fishbeck
and " e. Bowser.
Tenth precinct-W. B. Loughery and
l.. j. Shaver.
Eleventh precinct - Harry j. Fluke
and A. B. Soete.
Twelfth precinct-A. B. Barnes and
Arch Pruitt.
Thirteenth precinct-v7. M. Kress.
Fourteenth precinct-W. r. Duncan.
The Democratic precinct committee
men were also named tonight as fol-
lows: Precinct one, G. f. Harris pre-
cinct two John Adams; precinct three,
F. f. Abbott; precinct four, William A.
Feazel precinct five, Charles Grimes
precinct six, J. M. Corbin; precinct
seven, w. r. Simons; precinct eight,
: David Reynolds; precinct nine, V. E.
Bowser; precinct ten. W. B. Loughery;
precinct eleven, Harry B. Fluke; pre-
cinct twelve, A. b. Barnes; precinct
thirteen, H. +. Walker; precinct four
teen, d. R. Duncan.
Fight at Sierra Madre
Considerable interest was also taken
in tonights Republican caucuses in the
country precincts, resulting in a large
attendance in every case
Only in the Sierra Madre caucus,
however, was there any real fight over
the question of naming delegates to the
approaching county convention at
Venice. Here there were three tickets
and much shrewd manipulating of the
opposing forces But Marshal Berdie
of Arcadia proved the better general
and carried his list of delegates to vic
tory by overwhelming majorities. The
issues raised were purely personal. In
the other three precincts there was
pra actically no contest.
The full list of delegations sent from
these four country precincts tonight is
as follows:
Sierra Madre-O. c. Berdie, N. H.
Hosmer and w. H. Payne
Lamanda Park, precinct one-L. e.
Jordan, Sherman Hayman, Volney
Craig and Joseph Biedbach; Lamanda
Park, precinct two-C. D. Sargent, c.
L. Mills and L. A. Bartlett
Altadena-P. Dunlap.
Pasadena Primaries
The Pasadena city primaries for the
n lr11ircr nj 6a1oOo OF. IN bo 20 -
and congressional conventions occurs
Tuesday the polls to be open from G
a. m. to 5 p. m., the chief interest
naturally centering as far as the Re-
publicans are concerned in the tri-
angular fight for the local delegation
going on between Senator B. w. Hahn,
who desires to succeed himself and
Elmer l. Moody and Dr. Henry Sherry,
aSpirants after the senatorial toga
should it fall or be snatched from the
shoulders of it's present wearer.
These three men have succeeded in
dividing the local political camp as it
has seldom been divided before, even
the machine crowd is split and have
carried on campaign thus far pretty
free from personalities. Today the three
tickets as selected by the candidates
were made public, showing clearly how
the war horses of the party are hitched
to opposing chariots for the once.
Senator Hahn appears to have the
pole in the race, but it is going to be
as pretty a contest as anyone could
wish to see