Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04

Bragg, %; Currier, 81. Hinds, 35;
Bayer, 81; Lindley, II. McDon-
aid, 3S; Hinton, 40; Miles, ~.
Brown, "a; Barclay, SO; White II.
| This Is official.
a. B. MoFFITT.
The Vote ae AusheiiD.
ANAHEIM, Sept. 3d.-1l p. M
The election to-day passed off very
quietly. Total vote cast, 306. The
vote for Governor, as far as count
ed, stands: Perkins, 26; White, 20;
Glenn, l5.
The Vote for Goveraa~ 1 Dao-
aiug.
BANNING, San Bernardino coun-
ty, Sept. 3j.-The following is the
vote for Governor at this precinct:
Glenn, %; Perkins, II; White, 6.
The Election iu snn nFsane,scO-rhe
| Repubiicnn Eicket. Except the
| Mayor, PEobebiy Eiected-The Ne
pubIicou state Ticket suppOss Il 40
be Ahesd-NotbInE Dsfnise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3d.-9:40
p. M.-The polls closed at $50 p. M
after as quiet an election as ever
was held in this city. The total
vote is 41,000, estimating on few
precincts in which the count is not
quite complete. 1t is probable thst
not more than fifteen ballots can be
counted before midnight, and the
result in the city can only be con-
jectured at present. From all in
formation obtainable at the pres
ent writing, the best opinion seems
to be that the Republicans have
carried the bulk of the city ticket,
with the exception of the Mayor.
Kalloch is thought to be running
ahead of his ticket, with the pros
pect of a plurality. The Democrat
ic and H. B. city ticket cuts no
figure. 1t is thought that the Re.
publicans have re elected Davis
Congressman in this district and
that the Republican State ticket
generally is ahead.
The Vote ia san Franc,sco.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3d-9:45
p. M.-The complete count in this
city is forty-one thousand four hum
dred and fifty-nine.
speeuiaffons About sns E!ectsou.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3I.-l0:20
p. M.-No returns yet received from
the interior. Some general state.
ments have come in from few
polls in the interior, but not sufii-
ciept to even remotely indicate the
result. All report that the election
passed off quietly and in most
places large vote was polled. In
San Benito Glenn is believed to be
ahead. The Workingmen have
probably carried Vallejo by about
fifty plurality, Glenn third. In
Fresno county the fight is between
Perkins and Glenn. In Santa Bar
bara it is between Perkins and
White. 1t is believed the former
will have handsome majority.
Woodland, the county seat OF Yulo,
is considered strong for Perkins.
No ballots yet csnvassed in this
city.
In Kern county scattering re-
turns stand off between Republi-
cans and Democrats.
| Placer County-Tahoe and Alta
precincts give Perkins Al, White 40.
CORTLAND, Sacramento county
Perkins and Glenn tied.
Banning, San Bernardino couu-
ty, is heavily for Glenn.
Mission San Miguel-Democrats
beat the Workingmen; Republi-
cans nowhere.
Belmont, San Mateo Core
publican majority over Democrats.
| Collinsyille, Solano county, gives
Perkins a majority over both
White and Glenn.
Murphys, Stanislaus county,
gives Democratic majority over
both.
Lompoc-Glenn first, Perkins
second.
| Oakland-thres to one for Per-
kins as far as counted.
| Watsonville - Equally divided
between the three.
Benicia-Perkins ahead, White
second, Glenn nowhere.
Gilroy-Perkins and Glenn even,
| White behind.
Healdsburg-Glenn ahead.
San Bernardino county reports a
small plurality for Perkins.
San Jose-Very close, Perkins
ahead, White next.
Hollister-Close between White
and Glenn.
Napa-Perkins away ahead,
Glenn third.
Santa Clara-Perkins ahead.
| Marysville-Perkins gets clean
majority thus far.
Latest Returns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. -12:35
A. M.-About 800 votes are canvass
ed in this city. II they can be con-
sidered as an indication of the way
matters stand in the few precincts
reported, the Republican prospects
for carrying the city are excellent,
although Kalloch is running ahead
of his ticket, but appears to get his
outside vote mostly from the FL BE.
Sianislaus will probably give $50
MtsTrGcssd' Is close Between Perkins
and White.
Placerville-Perkins ahead, Glenn
second.
Santa Barbara-Perkins ahead,
Glenn and White close together.
Red Bluffs-CIose between Per.
kins and Glenn.
Oroville-Pefkins ahead, White
nowhere.
Georgetown - Perkins ahead,
White bad third.
North San Juan-Perkins lead
ing, Glenn bad second.
Butte county-Scattering returns
indicate a stand-of between Glenn
and Perkins, with White away be-
hind.
Davisville Glenn and Perkins
even, White behind.
San IaandrO-Whiie ahpad Per.