Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-25


ity.
Yreka-The Non-Partizan dele
gates at large will have at least $50
majority in this county, perhaps
200.
Sonoma-LampsoD, Non Par
tizan candidate for joint delegate
from Tuolumne and Calaveras
counties, has 1853 majority. The
majority of the Non-Partizan
ticket for delegates at large, will
not vary much from these figures.
Placerville-The Workingmen's
delegates at large have q majority
of about 225. Returns not yet
opened.
Yreka-Eighteen precincts heard
from give $50 majority for the Nom
Partizan delegates at large. Full
returns will give over 400. Can
hear no more until the official vote
is counted.
Nevada-With four small pre-.
cincts to hear from the vote on del
egates at large in this county, gives
q majority for the Workingmen OF
1,24S; Full returns will increase
their In ajority probably 40.
Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Stan-
dard silver dollars or silver dollar
certificates 99} bid, 995@Sl asked;
legal tenders firm at 99s buying,
99s selling. Brokers are buying hall
dollars at 235@2371 discount, SELL
ing them at 14@2 per cent. dis
count; trade dollars 975 buying, 97s
selling; Mexican dollars 81 buying,
95 selling.
Non PartizHa Delegates NJ
Lange Probably Elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The
latest returns from various coun-
ties render it almost certain that
the county and joint delegates to
the Constitutional Convention will
foot up 81 Non-Partizans, 81 Work.
ingmen, Republicans and DEM
ocrats. This is giving Marin to the
Workingmen and the joint dele.
gate from Mendocino, Humboldt
and Del Norte to the Dem ocrats.
The Sacramento Record Union
to-day publishes a tabulated state
ment of the majorities for delegates
at large, some of which are esti-
mates, others based on actual re.
turns. They are not in all individ-
ual cases in accordance with the
latest returns, but are probably
very nearly correct as whole.
The Record Union summarizes as
follows. On its statement the
footings place the Non-Partizan
ticket generally in majority of
1850. This majority relates to
those receiving average majorities
on their ticket. All receiving
more than an average will have in
creased majorities. Of those re-
ceiving less than an average, most
of them are candidates in the
First Congressional District. These
would have been defeated but for
the fact that the Workingmen's
candidates in the First Congress
sional District were not voted for
by the Workingmen in Sonoma
county, running behind their ticket
at large over 1000 votes. This lat
ter fact secures the election of
eight Non-Partizans in the First
Congressional District. Besides,
J. M. Porter, Walter Van Dyke,
James E. Hale, Non-Partizans in
the Second District, received regu-
lar Republican votes and will have
majoritles in the State of from
5000 to 1000. Also Ben. Shurtleff
and w. F. Heustis in the Third
District, have majorities of from
5000 to 5000 in the State; also G.
V. Smith, e. Martin and Geo. w.
Schell, on the Republican ticket
in the Fourth District, will have
like majorlties. 1t remains to be
noted that there ls U probability of
a loss of James Me M. Shafter from
the Non-Partizan ticket. AS Pix
ington runs ahead of his ticket, he
is elected If any one on his ticket is.
Your correspondent is of opinion
that the Record. Uaion's estimate
of Non-Partizan majorities as sum.
married. is too great and there must
also be some allowances made for
scratching, but 1t seems probable,
in any event, that q majority of
the Non-Partizan delegates at large
are elected.
Armes & DaIfsm Suspend.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Gath. The
of the firm of Armes &
Dallam, manufacturers of brooms
and wooden ware, is announced.
A meeting of creditors will be held
in day or two.
sItike for HE her Wages.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a Tween
Iy five or thirty laborers employed
by Prescott, Scott & Co., manufac-
turers of mining machinery, cor
ner of Mission and First streets,
left work this morning, being dis
satisfied with the wages paid. I'm
skilled laborers in this establish
ment have been receiving for the
past IS months $I.75 per day. The
aborers claim that the same work
u other shops is being paid So per
lay.
The manufacturers allege that
he same kind of labor East is OBJ
at 80 to 80 cents per day. |
Prescott, Scott & Co. do not consid- |
n the action by the men on
trlke as ii does not affect them in |
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