The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-12
TELEcRApHIc SUMMARY.

San Francisco, Sept s. City returns up
to Il o'clock this morning, give Perkins.
Flint, l7,646 Kalloch, Is, ,453; Griswold,
772; Rhodes, l6, ,6S9; Morrison, 1924 /;
Bennett, l,404.
Last revised returns give Perkins, Il, ,539;
White, II, ,654; Glenn, 8, 3,736; Flint, H,-
S77; Kalloch, 1851; Griswold, 829;
Rhodes, l7,078; Morrison. 1875; Ben
nett, l,456.
San Francisco, Sept 6.-About fifteen
hundrerd ballots remain to be counted in
the city, and the canvass will probably be
completed before morning. Kalloch now
has ,432 majority over Flint and is elected
The workingmen have also elected the sher-
iff, auditor, district attorney, city and coun-
ty attorney, tax collector, public adminis-
TRAITOR and surveyor. The republicans elect
the assessor, coroner and superintendent OF
schools. The Offices of treasurer, recorder,
county clerk, superintendent of streets and
police judge are still in doubt with chances
in favor Of the workingmen's candidates
The superior judges will probably be about
equally divided. The republicans are likely
to elect four out of five Justices and their
ticket of supervisors is believed to be sue
cessful with perhaps two or three exceptions;
also five of their candidates for school di-
rectors. The workingmen have probably
elected three or four. Beerstecher and
Stoneman, workingmen, and Cone, republic
can, are elected railroad commissioners.
There seems to be no doubt that the repub-
Iicans have elected all four congressman.
The legislature is still undecided, but if the
republic rs have not majority they will
in all probability be able to control both
houses. The result on the state ticket re-
mains as heretofore reported, though it isnot
quite certain how the supreme court may
stand.
Napa, Sept. 6.-The Napa City vote COM
p1ete gives Perkins, 513; White, 338 /;
Glenn, 302.
Los Angeles City complete gives Perkins,
697 White, 842; Glenn, 709 Los Angeles
county complete, except five small precincts
which will not materially change the result,
gives Perkins, 1896; Glenn n,4,557 White,
l,947; Pacheco, 2,340; Leach, 1851 ;
Ayers, 1922.
Bodie, Cal, Sept. 6.-Mono county, COM
plete, gives Perkins SOS; Glenn, 525 /;
White, 2s5.
San Francisco, Sept. S.-The complete
count of the city gives the following result
Workingmen elect mayor, sheriff, auditor,
treasurer, tax collector, public administra-
tor, surveyor, district attorney, city and
county attorney, police judge, one supervi-
sor, five members of the board of education,
and railroad commissioner for the city dis
trict. The republicans elect the assessor,
recorder, coroner, county clerk, superin-
tendent of schools, superintendent of streets,
eleven supervisors, seven members of the
board of education and member Of the
state board of equalization and re-elect
Congressman Davis. The superior judges
elected are mostly on the ticket Of all parties.
Some of the officers are elected by majori-
ties so small that it is possible that the Of
fetal count may result in some changes.
San Francisco, Sept. S.-The vote of San
Francisco is as follows: Governor-Per-
kins, Is, 933 White, I8, 6l5; Glenn, 4,174.
Mayor-KalIoch, 20, 1886; Flint, 1882 ;
Griswold, $50. Congressman-Davis, 90
075 Barbour, lS,3O5; Summer, 2,9O5. The
vote of the state as far as known on gov
ernor, gives Perkins, So, 38S; White, 49,
329; Glenn, sc, 493. The vote on the re-
naming congressman by districts cannot
yet be given, but all republicans are elected.
Good News from Maine.
Bath, Me-, Sept. 8.-Davis, 500; Gafcelon,
l79; Smith, 307. Davis majority in Saga
dahoc county is about LIS. Republican
and county officers.
Rockland, Me-, Sept. S.-The election
brought out the largest vote ever cast in
this city except in 1876 Davis S a, Smith
597, Garcelon 139, scattering 81. Both re-
publican representatives are elected. OPP
position majority, Is.
Portland, Me-, Sept. S.-Eightv-two
towns give Davis 2S,607, Garcelen 6,573,
smith l4,744. The vote last year was, Con-
ner l8.772, Garcelon S,948, Smith l2,O89.
Republican majority this year z, ,290, against
an opposition majority last year of 2,265.
20 per cent. and the opposition II per cent.
Augusta, Me-, Sept. 8.-The official vote
is: Davis, l,077 Smith, s79; Garcelon,
81 scattering, IA. Davis majority 93.
Republican representatives elected. Vote
for governor last year: Conner, 97S; Garce.
Ion, 676 Smith, $50.