Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

terday that he had carried the Fifth
sllperyisorial district over r. w. Prid-
ham by a safe majority, but the latter
says he wins by a slight maJorlIy'
Chairman Schwamm, Democrat, VIII De
the opponent. The latter thinks Prld-
ham won.
If the Republicans decide to push
man against George Alexander, incum-
bent in the Second district, it Will PROB
ably he Henry Lyon, present city coun-
Gilman. Democrats are discussing Maj
tin F. Betkouski.
In the Fourth there will be several
Republican candidates, including Peter
Wilson, the incumbent. G. j. Nellls,
who leads, will go from Sawtelie, ana
Jack Adams and Jacob Helm all want
the nomination. For the Democrats r..
d. Paddock leads, with w. A. Gaines
of Compton and w. A. Bailey OF Long
Beach practically shelved..
Pasadena and Long Beach VIII poth
send strong anti-machine delegations
to the convention.
Complicated Details
. From the standpoint of details in
volved the new primary system caused
much complaint by workers around the
court house solely on the score OF the
great amount of work involved ana the
delays in knowing how the precincts
voted.
1t must be borne in mind that in ad-
dition to the 1879 city precincts there are
$50 precincts in Los Angeles county.
Each precinct is entitled to its own
separate delegates to the county con-
vention The precincts in Los Angeles
and Pasadena also vote on delegates
from assembly districts to the state
conventions to nominate presidential
electors.
also vote for delegates from assembly
districts to the congressional conVen-
tions, the first at Long Beach Saturday
AS the Race Stands
Relative standing Of the candidates
in advance Of the canvassed figures iasl
night was as follows:
Thirty-fifth senatorial-N. w. Thomp-
son, regular Republican, and A. f..
Currier of Spadra, Lincoln Roosevelt
league, both claim victory.
Thirty-seventh senatorial = H. M.
Hurd, regular Republican, wins over
Marshall Stimson, acknowledgements
league. . =,
Sixty-seyenth assembly district-H.
q. Cattell, Pasadena, Lincoln Roosevelt
league, wins over Gideon Case, regular
Sixty-eighth assembly district-Pres-
colt F. Coggswell, Ell Monte, Lincoln
Roosevelt league and Regular Republl-
can. wins over Ira Lee of Pomona, reg
ular Republican.
Sixty-ninth assembly district-Harry
Barndollar, regular Republican, wins
over ]. H. Strine, Downey, Lincoln
Roosevelt league.
SEVENTEEN assembly district-Walter
B. Leeds, present assemblyman regu-
lar Republican, wins over William L.
Jones, oln-Roosevelt league.
Seventy-first assembly distrlct-Phll
A. Stanton, regular Republican, wins
over J. Lyman Farwell, Lincoln-Roose-
welt league. ,,-4 r
Seventy-second assembly District.
N. o. Rech, regular Republican, wins
over Russ Avery, acknowledgements
league. ,,..,a4
Transue, incumbent, regular Repqpll-
can, wins over Dell SchWeltzer' Llil-
coin Roosevelt league.
Seventy-fourth assembly district-W.
7. Hanlon, regular Republican, WINS
over Editor Randall of Highland PARK.
Seyenty-fifth assembly district-Percy
V, Harmon, incumbent, regular re
nublican, wins over Robert Mitchell,
Lincoln Roosevelt league.
ooIngs Out; Savage Going
The Democratic league carried its
noint in the Seventeen assembly dls-
trict when it defeated Frank Goings for
delegate to the Democratic state con-
Vention.
Mattison B. Jones declined to stand
as a delegate on the same ticket Win
Goings and one other Democrat WIFI
drew, leaving the ticket crippled.
Yesterday a movement was started
IN take 7. r, Savage off the ticket for
state and district conventions. II is
ststed that Savage lives in the Third
ward, whereas he was elected from the
Second. On the ticket with him are
D. M. Hammock, P. A. Kelly, Az
weiss, Max Pozzo and Fred Reinke.