The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
SUPREME JUDGE.

At the present time we have the vote for Su
preme Judge from every precinc. in the county
except Sierra, Fort Crook, McMurtry's Ferry and
Fort Readiug-the returns from which will
make an addition of about fifty votes to the
Democratic majority. The aggregate vote stands
thus: Baldwin s47, Currey, 35+-Baldwin's ma
jority thus far 493, and may be set down with
safety at $50.
SHASTA TowSsHIp.-Ths township embraces
the Shasta, Whiskey Creek, Mad Ok, Canon
House, spring Creek Middletown, Motion Creek
and Lower Springs precincts. At the latter two
polls were not opened. The vote Of the others
sums up as follows:
For Justice of the Peace, Durick, D., 2G3,
Keene, D., 249, Shed, Ind PAT
For Flynn, DEM, sO7 Short, Ind, 326; Nc
Turck, Dem, 900 Flynn and Short are elected
Trinity County.
Weayeryille Precinct-Baldwfn, 14S Currey,
253 Dain. erield, 3s3. For County Judge,
Miller, DEM, 1874; Norcross, am, 90; Chad
bourne, Independent and Anti-Lecompton: 2l2.
Controller-Meoney, l42; Dawley, 23s. As
mbly-Batcs, dem, 144 Sterling, am, LOG;
Howe, Anti-Lecompton, l64. Currey, supposed
to be ahead in the County. The regular Demo-
cratic candidates for County Judge and Assem-
blyman are elected.
Friday, 10 o'clock A. NJ Baldwin is so far SO
votes ahead of Currey.
Siskiyou.
Eight precincts heard from up to o'clock P.
NJ, on Friday, which stood as follows:
Baldwin, sS4; Currey, 693; Meloney, 82l
Dawley, 62l; Jennings, e32; McKibben, 62l
Dudley, 60l Tracy, 10; Daingerfeld, l4O9.
Yreka City-Badwin. $40; Currey, 253; Nc
Kibben, 254; Dudley, $40; Tracey, le; Dain-
ger eld. SIS; Tozer, DEM, for Assembly, 2s4
Watkins, Anti-Lecomptou, 3l5. The chances
are in favor Of the election of Watkins.
Butte.
Seven precincts heard from Thursday night
and Currey's majority had reached 7l3.
Sacramento County.
The vote of Sacramento county which is near
ly completed, FRIDAY, 9 o'clock A. NJ sums up
thus: Baldwin, 2,335; Currey, 1852 Meloney,
2,3sl; Dawley, 2,442i Jennings, 2,42o; Nc
Kibben, 2,47s; Dudley, 2,ls4; Tracey, 3ss
For District Judge-Botts, regular Democrat
1891; McKune, Anti-Leco npton, 2,5o5 Sem
ate, Mcdonald, regular Democrat, 2,5os; FOCUS,
Anti-Lecompton, 1850.
ASSEMBLY.
| administration. Anti-Lecompton.
Montgomery, 2,ls5; Jackson, 2,574;
Hopper, 2.l79; Duncombe, 2,4os;
Ellis, 2,435; Berry, 2,l5s;
Sheridan, 2,4s9; Anderson, 2,344.
Considerable fighting took place in the First
Ward. A man by the name of Stewart was
killed.
Marysville prccinct-Baldwin, 5s4 Currey,
654; Meloney, 5s7; Dawley, 6ls; Gun, a
McKbben, $50; Dudley. 563; Tracy, 10; Jen-
nings, Sol.
The official returns give Baldwin majority of
upwards of $50 over Currey.
Tehama County.
Tehama precinct.-Baldwin 245, Currey
McKibben g. Dudley 8; Msloney 243. Dawley 3.
For Assemblyman, Dunlap, Dem, 2l7, Browder,
Ind, %; Dist. Attorney, Morse, Dem, 1877, Ny
rick, Ind II; Co. Clerk, Bishop, Dem, 244
Sheriff. Dunn, Dem, las, johnson, Ind, lol
Red Bluff Precinct Baldwin 236, Currey,
57 Melouey 22e, Dawiey 5s; Dunn lis, John
son l6s
All the returns are in, and Johnson is elected
over Dunn, D., BY six majority.
Total-Baldwin, 6I5; Currey, s5.
LATER Friday, l o'clock, P. M-Returns in
from all the precincts but one, and johnson,
Ind, one ahead of Dunn, d.
In Nerada City l,l53 votes were cast, two
thirds OF which were Anti-Lecompton.
San Francisco.
Half Of the wards counted and Currey's ma
jority 400.
The whole number of votes cast is Ts42. be-
ing over 1000 less than the number pollcd last
year.
Sierra.
Baldwin's majority 700.
Tuolumne
BaldwiI's majority 1000.
Calavcras.
Six precincts reported as follows: Baldwin
4sI, Currey 4l9-this being an average Of the
county.
Ell Dorado.