The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-07
ELECTION NEWS.
SPECIAL 70 rHE LNDErEsDEsr.
TIE ca,lrsr.ia Election.

few points.
San Francisco: Scattering returns
from all COUNTIES eIeeptA few not in
~telegraPhie Communication, give Per-
kins. 4,GI5; eileen, 3.6sS: White. s,53T.
These returns are mostly from small
co1ntry precincts and include bat very
feE large intenor towns Latest re-
turns from The city show Perkins, l.
5I2; White. I.i39; Glenn. 2S7. Il is
generally admitted that Perkins will be
elected by = handsome plurality. The
Wo;kirSmsn have probably elected
Morrison Chief Justies. he having been
endorsed by the Democrats; they are
also likely TO elect NcKinS.ry, Mckee,
Thornton = Ross, Sho are also en-
dors-d By the Democrats, AID have
Prcpahiy also many Republican votes.
Stonemar, who is on ali tickets except
the Republican, for Rsilrosd Commis-
sioner, Southern District, Is elected.
The Republicans probably cleo. Cone
AID PHELPS from the Northern and City
City Districts. With the above ercep-
tons, the Republicans have undoubt-
edly elsctej the eatire State ticket, and
Probably four Congressman, though the
Third District il doubtful. The vote
for Mayor as far as counted stand:
hAlioeh, l,6il; Flint. 1870: Grisvold,
So. hslloch's election is generally con-
eedsd bat not assured. 1t is expected
too that the WorkIngmen have elected
the Sheriff and District Attorney. and
probably the Auditor. City and County
Attorney; otherwise it is believed the
Republicans have made q sweep of the
City ticket.
SAN F~RAscIsco. Sept. 4.
Additional returns, mainly from minor
interior precincts, give Perkins, 7,l27;
Glenn, COOS; White, S.752. These are
completed returns Incomplete returns
received, indicate still further Republic
can gains. Counting Is progressing
slowly in the city. aud indicate no
relative change from last report.
The latest returns from the city as far
a. counted are Perkins, 1881 Glenn. l.
OO4; White 1874; Flint, 1850; KaiIoch.
$500; Griswold, %. At this rate Glenn
viii have about 5000, and Grisvold,I,-
COO in the city.
SAN FEAScrsco, Sept. l.
Returns from all counties in teIe.
graphic communication show the com.
ple1ion OF the vote in precincts where
the counting is completed as folloEs:Per-
kins, 1862: Glenn, 9,il8; White, s.
639. This does not include Eny of the
large cities and towns OF the interior,
which will be likely TO increase Per-
kins' lead although the outlying pre-
cincts may Offset them.
PGcheco is running much ahead of
his ticket. and is probably elected.
Doubtful between McKenna and Berry.
De- a1.ntfnH - au,- 49,. a.
rest of the Republican State ticket out.
side Of the judiciary. Latest reports
from the city are that at noon Kalioch
led Flint 80 votes, and Plint's support
era are hopeful. The great interest
here ceDters on the Mayor; the result
on the State ticket being deemed O
foregone conclusion. Il will be i'm
possible for sometime to figure on the
Legislature.
At two p. n. nearly ore-third of the
city vote was counted with the follow
ing result: White, 6,22T; Glenn, l,222;
Perkins, 6,075. Kalloch. 67G9; Gr.swold,
$50; Flint. 6;247. This represents
probably q fair average OF the whole
vote.
SAS Francisco, Sept. 4.
Up to 6 p NJ, returns from precincts
in Interior iu which counting is COM
pieted, stand as follows: Perkins 49,
GIG; Glenn, 1878; White. lO,l3S.
These figures include returns from all
counties, except a half.dOzen small
outlying ones. and comprise two-ffths
OF the total vote outside OF the city.
The large towns Of Oakland, Sacramen-
TO, Stockton, Los Angeles and many
others are not included; the count
there being still incomplete. Reports
have been received, however, from
most Of them TO the following effect:
San Jose. $50 plurality for Perkins;
Oakland, over 1000 plurality; Sacfa-
mento. 1900; Los Angeles. White lead
ing. Perkins and Glenn about even and
n far behind. All returns 70 to EN-.
phasize previous reports that the Re-
| publicans have elected the entire State
ticket by a plurality Of probably not
less han $1,000.
Page and Pacheco are elected 10
Congress- and probably McKenna. Con.
test doubtful between Davis aud Bar.
bour. kalloch for Mayor, retains a
slight lead Of Flint, and the probabili.
ties as to the remainder Of the city
ticket are unchanged from any previous
advices. IL is possible that the Work
ingmen may elect some Of the Super.
yisors and School Directors, but moth.
ing definite can be stated on that point.
Advices regarding the Legislative ticket
Is very meagre. but sooms 10 indicate
that the Republicans will have a major.
ity.
--latest returns from the city are
White. 7,4I5; Glenn. 1881; Perkins,
7,46S; Kalloch, $3.50; Griswold, 800
Flint. 1850.
Santa Clara county. complete: Per.
kins. 89S; Glenn, sos; White, 1853.
White, 400. Sacramento, 90 precincts
outside city, Perkins, 72l; Glenn, 4s7
White, 362. Kern county, Perkins.
800; Glenn, COO. Stockton 20 precincts
including the first ward end part OF
second gives Perkins. 1.7l4; Glenn.
1889; White, 476. Grass Valley. total
vote, 1,105, Perkins. 1876; Glenn, 10.
White IL. NJ far as counted.
Reports from other precincts In The
interior make tho vote stand: Perkins,
2I,09i; Glenn. 10. i0l; White. 1903.
San FBAScTsco, Sept. 8
Tulare county complete returns gives
Perkins, col; Glenn, 1859; White. 1876.
San Luis obispo, far as heard from,
Perkins. 600; Glenn, 800; White. 5G1.
San Diego, 26 precincts, Perkins, Gal
Glenn, $40; White. SO. Hollister gives
Perkins, lis; Glenn, 300; White 1874.
Grass Valley precinct, as far ms count-
ed, Perkins. 373; White, 279: Glenn.
ll4. Sonoma county-Glonn's vote IL
estimated at 400; Perkins. $500;
White. 500. Sacramento county--Per.