Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-07
PACIFIC COAST.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
A Triumph for the Dam0:.
raCy.
IN ANTl-SlRGEN LEGISLATIRE
ELECTED.
MINED TICKET IN SAN FRAN
CISCO.
Close Vote Between Some of the
Candidates.
The Count Preceding slowly.
The Count Preceding slowly.

SAN Francisco, Sept. g..
The count in this city is progressing
slowly. Bryant ior Mayor runs
ahead of his ticket and Is elected be-
yond question. The indications favor
the election of Rogers, Taxpayer, for
sheriff. The Taxpayers candidates
for Chief OF Police. Tax Collector,
County Clerk and Superintendent OF
Streets are running we'll, hut the con-
test is close. May nard, Taxpayer, is
elected Auditor. The Democrats cleo
the Fire Commissioners. Generally
sparkling, it is a close fight, and a.
only 5000 votes have been counted
thus far. it il difficult to predict with
certainty except in the case Of Mayor,
Auditor and Fire Commissioners. The
legislative result is all in the fog.
Later.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 6.
Later returns from the city do not
materially change the situation, ex-
cept TO further assure the election Of
Bryant ami increase the chances OF
Rogers, Taxpayer, TOR Sheriff. Proba-
bly, in the course of the some
thing definite Will be known as to the
balance of the ticket. Later returns
from the interior render it almost Ger
tain hat the Democrats will have a
small majority III the Legislature on
joint ballot, securing the election of "a
Democratic United States Senator.
still Later.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 6.
The election in this city is sill in
doubt, but the following seems To DO
the probable result from latest advices:
Bryant. Democrat, is certainly elected
Mayor by a good majority. He has
apparently received the vote of the
working men in addition to the regular
party vote. Maynard, for Auditor,
being on both the Taxpayers and
Democratic ticket, is elected. Hubert,
Treasurer; Murphy, District Attorney;
Burnett, City and County Attorney;
Manner, superintendent streets. ALI
Taxpayers, are probably elected. The
Sheriff is still doubtful, the vote chang
ing a great deal, from hour to hour, a.
returns come in. The last advices,
however, place Nunan, Democrat, con-
siderably ahead. The fight for County
Clerk and Tax Collector is close. For
superintendent of Public Schools,
Mann, aud for Fire Commissioners,
Refs and Sloss, all Democrats, are un-
doubtedly elected. Mayer, tax payer,
is believed to have the best chance for
Public Administrator. The Legislative
ticket is still in doubt in a number OF
cases In the Ninth and Eleventh Dis
tricts Murphy aud Boiston, Democrats,
are probably elected to the Senate. In
the Tenth District Dean aud Nspthaly,
tor Senator, are running neck and
neck. For Assemblymen, Swift, anti
Spring Valley Republican, Backus and
Forsyth, Republicans, and Denniene,
Democrat. are probably elected in the
Thirteenth District. In the Ninth Dis
trict present returns favor Cotfey, Grit
fifth. McGovern and Cough. all Demo-
Gratis. In the Tenth District Barton,
Democrat, leads Murphy. Republican,
while Leavy, May and Blake, Repub-
licans, are ahead of Reardon, Kinney
and Keene, in about the same ratio.
Barton being an old Republican proba-
bly, takes many votes from that parry.
In the Eleventh District Anderson.
Hicks, Connolly and Howartb, All
Democrats, are slightly ahead of their
Republican opponents, Collins, Saw
yer, Dunn and I.evain. Only about
IL 900 votes have been counted thus far.
and where the contest is at all close no
definite opinion can yet be given. Con-
stitutional Convention is beaten 2 to /
in the city.
The Very Latest.
SAN FRANCISCO, September G.
The Indications are at present that
the State outside of San Francisco has
gone about "a follows on the legis,a-
tive ticket: Senators-Santa Clara, /:
Alameda, /; Tuolumne aud Calaveras,
|; SACRAMENTO, |; Los Angeles, 1;
Ventura. Santa Barbara aud San Luis
Obispo, l-all Democrats. San Joa-
quin and Amador, 1; Sonoma, 1; Pla-
| car i. Ii nnHnlA onl Alnina ~