Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
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MoJAvE, June 2O.-Jas Burn
ham, Mrs r s L Hall, Mrs G A
Bradley, d 7 Mooney, Y Perqueno
Col. @ M Green, ] T Haveland, W
II Doxlater, Mrs M d Poker, Wn
Griffin, g l. Lyde.
! Etec'iOm Rt turas-At Over the
LIvERMoRE, Jane 2O.-Precinc
No. l. Non-Partisan, 81; Working
men, SIS. No. 2. NOn-Partisan, Al
Workingmen, 27.
Napa-Non- Partisan, 81; Work
iDgmen, 46.
San Rafae;-Workine men q
ahead with indications that they
will have a email majority.
Colusa-The latest from difieren,
precincts In Lake county place the
vote at about 800.
Biggs-Non. Partisan joint dele.
gate from Napa, Sonoma and Lake
counties Ii said to have 700 votes.
The Non-PartIsan ticket is ahead;
vote light.
Woodland, June 2Oth-The Nom
Partisan, Dem ocratic and Working
mems tickets are running about
even.
Placervllle, June goth. - The
count stands for El Dorado County :
Crawford, Non Partisan, 27; Lar
kin, Workingman, 55; Dickenshoff,,
Independent, 10. Alpine Jointly
Patten, Nom Partisan, so; Coleman,
Nom Partisan, 33; Workingmen's q
candidates, 5i aud 62. The ticket
at large Is nearly even.
Colfax, June goth. : At large,
Workingmen, "a; Citizens, 80;
Democrats, 7. County Delegates:
Worklngmen's candidates, Wind.
ere, 50; Thomas, 50; Citizens: Burt,
Al; Filcher, AZ.
Oakland, June Goth. = Fifteen
precincts of Alameda County out
side Of Oakland give 847 for the
Non-Partisan ticket and 430 for the
Workingmen. Five precincts are
yet to hear from. In Oakland a
very light vote was polled. The
indications are that the Non-Par-
tisan ticket is ahead by a very
small majority In the city, and that
their full county ticket will be
elected.
Watsonville, June 2Oth.-The in
dications are that the Workingmen
will carry this place by good ma
joIity.
Salinas, June 20th.-In about $50
ballots counted In Salinas city the
WOrkingmen's ticket has q small
majority over all others bined.
Centerville, Alameda Co., June
20.-Alvarado Working
men-Fowler 4l; Price 40; Driscoll
80; Horner 50: Miller SO. Nom
Partisan -McCallum 35; Webster
38; Van Voorhies 80; Inmann Al;
Campbell 80. At large-Non- Par.
tisan one ahead.
Tehama = Wilson (Dem.) 68;
Clark (Rep 80; scattering 5.
st Helena-Workingmen 65;
Non-Partisan 1l2; Democrats Ii;
Joint Delegate-Non-Partis 125;
Workingmen 50. County Delegate
Nom Partisan IS; Workingmen
80: Republicans 4S.
Quincy-Workingmen's msj,r-
ity, 20.
Suffer CTeek-General Non-Par-
tisan ticket, 5 majority.
San Andreas - Democrats, 40;
Non-Partisan. 81; Workingmen, ,2S.
Junction Democrats, L; Non
Partisan, ]; Workingmen, IL.
Gwin Mine = Non Partisan, 81;
Workingmen, 16.
Murpheys-Lampsou, 81; Dorsey,
II; Garvey, "a; Boucher, 4; Angels
(Dem.), IL. Non Partisan, So;
Workingmen, 10. Garvey, Demo-
crat, Is elected by $50 majority;
Lampson, Republican Joint Dele
gate, will carry the county by a
small majority.
Gilroy.-Total vote Of Gilroy
precinct 375; Non.Partisan. aver
age, POS; Workingmen 156; straight
Democrats 10. Total vote of San
YsIdro precinct 65; Non-Partisan
36; Workingmen 20. Total vote of
Soils precinct 55; Non-partisan 81;
Workingmen 81.
Lompoc- The Non Partisan
leads largely; Graves badly
scratched; Workingmen received
but small vote.
Observation-Disclosures al; Non
Partisan Al.
Ione-WorkIngmen SO; Peoples
Ticket 81.
Camptonville-Total vote, 124;
Non-Partisan, So; Democrats, 81;
Workingmeu, o.
Observation-Disclosures Partisan, 109;
Workingmen, Is; Democrats, 8;
joint delegate: Workingmen, II;
Nen-Partisan, 81; county delegate,
Turner, l05.
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