Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-03
THE ELECTION.


was no disturbance, and even less apparent
excitement than usually accompanies the city
primaries. Everybody seemed to feel salts
fed with the prospects of their side, and hay-
ing cast their votes, waited with expectation,
or resignation, at least, fer the re-
turns. The day was favorable and
large vote was cast. No illegal yot-
ing is known to have been attempted.
The contests over the Supervisorships in the
First and Second Wards were spirited, but
quietly conducted. In the Third Ward some
spurious Republican tickets were discovered,
having the names of seven Presidential Elect
ors instead of six. which was done by print
ing the name of II. +. Page as an Elector.
These tickets were carefully watched for, and
probably none were voted. The total vote of
the city was as follows: Precinct l, 500;
Precinct 2, 400; Precinct q, 708; Precinct
3, 452; Precinct 81, 941 Precinct 4, 6S2:
Precinct a, 643. Total. 4.626, being POI
votes more than cast at the Presidential cleo
ton in 1876 for Congressman, and 205 more
than cast for Presidential Electors in that
year.
The returns for the city and county, SO far
as received up to the hour OF going to press,
are as follows:
Precinct 1-As far as counted at half past
2 o'clock this morning: Garfield 299, Han
cock 207. Page 301, Glascock, 2Q3, Todd Z.
Assemblymen, Republicans = Young SOi,
Van Fleet 300 Baker 290. Democrats-Pst-
terson 204, Short 2Ol, Armstrong 2O6: Re-
publican county officers-299. Supervisors
brennan Or 256, Steineman (O.) 2f4. JUS
tices-H anes (R 294, Tubbs (R.l 297, Cog
gins (R) 294, Gilmer Or. 294. Alexander ODD
&C., Galloway (D) 204. Costables-SwifT
(R-) $50, Medley (R) 29l.
Precinct 2-Garfield $50, Hancock 2l7,
Page 100, Glascock 206. Assemblyman
RepubEcans-Young 1S5, Van Fleet 1888,
Baker III. Democrats-Patterson Us, Short
officers, 179; experimentation (R.) l6i;
Mclaughlin Cd 2l9 Justices, RepubE-
can - Iubbs IT, Coggins $50, Gllmer
1873. Observation-Disclosures 219, Galloway
2l6. Constables, epublican-Medley $50,
Smith $50. acknowledgements 0, Young
0. Police Judge-Haines (R.) us.
Precinct $50 far as counted at o'clock
Weaver 10, Page 22l. Glascock 2I2. Assem-
n-Republicans, Young 232, Van Fleet
pa, Baker go; Democrats, Patterson 200,
Short 1856, Armstrong pol, Woodward (Gl
IA, Daily (G II, Morton (G.) TO- Republi-
can county officers, 220. Supervisors-Wil-
son tR) 49, Mclaughlin 3D. 1872, Hopley
tG) II. Justices-Republicans Tubs 222,
Haines 213, Coggins 224, Gilmer 2l9. Dem
ocrars-Alexander 207, Galloway POP. Con-
stables Republicans Medley 221, Swift
225. Democrats Young 0, Bromagim 0.
For Bridge purchase 40; against %.
Third Precinct-Garfield 2S6, Hancock
153, Weaver 3d. Page 2S3, Glascock 259,
Todd TO- Assemblymen = Republicans :
Young 2S3, Van Fleet 800, Baker 2S7 Dem
ocrats-PatteIson 152, Short las, Armstrong
152; Greenback-Woodw Is, DAILY 13,
NJ az
Blair 2S9. Justices Republicans Tubbs
269, Coggins PA, Gilmer 2S5; Democrats
Alexander 1873, Galloway 159. Police Judge
Haines 277. Constables-Swif; 2S6, Medley
2S3, Harvey 8.
Precinct 35-As far as counted at o'clock
and Is minutes this morning: Garfield SOY,
Hancock 22l. Page 30i, Glascock $50, Todd
2. Assembly (Reps. )-Young 315, Van
Fleet 3l5, Baker 80; Deems Patterson 255,
| ty officers 307 Supervisor Blair K. 307.
| Precinct 4, so far as counted to f1:30 this
morning. Garfield 2S1, Hancock 1914, Page
231, Glascock 1872, Todd 3. Assemblymen-
Republicsns-Y Dung 1920 Van Fleet 231,
Baker 224 Observation-Disclosures 1856, Short
1874, Armstrong 1856. Republican county
officers, 231. Supervisor Butler Or J, 227.
Observation-Disclosures 225, Coggins
225, Gilmer 227, Haines 227. Democrats
Alexander 205, Galloway 1917. Constables-
Republicans-Medey 231, Swift 229. Dem
o3rats-Youug l, Bromagin 2. For purchase
of bridge 1874 no 81.
Precinct 4@-Garfeld 372, Hancock 249,
Page 374, Glascock 245, Todd II. Assembly
epublican-Young 500. Van Fleet
800. Baker 1863 Observation-Disclosures 247,
Short pa. Armstrong 261. Republican
County Officers, S69. Supervisor : Butler
| (R.) 353, Greer (D) 9. ,Tustices-Repub-
lican-Haines 800, 1ubbs 1868, Coggins $40,
Gilmer 500. Observation-Disclosures 249,
Galloway 249 Constabes-Swift (R) 357,
Medley (R) 372, Young OBJ, Bromagin
| Cd 3. Purchase of Bridge-Yes 2l9, no As.
Walnut Grove-Garield So, Hancock II,
Page 81, Glascock II. As@emblymen-Repu
licaus, Young 80, Van Fleet So, Baker 81
| Democrats, Armstrong %, Patterson II,
| Short a.
Isleton-G Garfield 40, Hancock %, Page As,
Glascock 90. Assemblymen = Republicans,
Young 46, Baker 55, Van Fleet IS; Demo
ocrats. Patterson 10, Short Is, Armstrong %.
Emmaton-Garfeld 16, Hancock l, Page
Is, Glascock l. Neutrality-suspicious.
Young Ii, Van Fleet 16, Baker z; Demo-
Gratis, Armstrong 10, Patterson l, Short l.
Glascoek "a. Assemblymen-Republi
YoungS, Van Fleet 8, Baker z. Democrats,
Armstrong "a, Patterson a. Short %.
Republican county officers, s. For bridge
purchase, "a; nay, 0.
Precinct r. Howell's-Garfeld 20, Han
cock 50, Page 81, Glascock 65, Todd 5. As
sembly-Republicans Young 6S, Van Fleet
strong Sc. Republican county officers, 20.
Supervisor Meikley (Rep) At, Bailey tDem.)
80. Observation-Disclosures So, Wade IS,
Sheldon 80. Constables-Wsgner ~, Taver-
nier GO, Burick IL. For bridge purchase, "a;
nay, 20.
Precinct 26, Courtland- Garfield AZ, Han
cock 10, Weaver 4, Page AZ. Glascock Is
Assem- Observation-Disclosures Young 81, Van
Fleet Al. Baker 49,; Democrats, Patterson
Is, Short IA, Armstrong o.
Mormon Island-Garfeid So, Hancock 8.
Supervisor-Christy, Republican, 22, Mere
dith, Democrat, 5, Davis 9.
Ashland-Garfield 81, Hancock 15. Super
visor-Christy. Republican, 81, Meredith,
Democrat Is, Davis 9.
Folsom-Garheld $50, Hancock l03, Page
$50. Glascock 103. upervisor-Christy, Re.
publican, 125, Meredith. Democrat, rs, Davis
AZ Legislative tickets level with party votes.
Galt-Gar6eld 70, Hancock 73 Page 76
Glascock 20. Assemblymen-Republic
Young 6S, Van Fleet 70, Baker 81; Demo-
Gratis. Armstrong 70, Patterson 70, Short 3D.
Republican county officers, 60 to "a each.
Freeport-Gar6eld Al, Hancock 90 Pays
A, Glascock 20. Assemblymen-Republi
|
Democrats, Patterson 20, Short 20, Arm
strong %. Republican county officers, A
Supervisor-Beckley, Rep, 81 Justices
Lufkiu 46, Moor 81. Observation-Disclosures
pie H. Bloom AZ.
Richland-Garfeld Il, Hancock 3, Page
Ia, GlascocI q Assemblymen-Renub
Young II, Van Fleet IA, Baker II Demo.
Gratis, Patterson 3 Short 2, Armstrong 4.
Republican county officers IA. Justices
| Mons 16. Osborn 16. Constables-Hale IS,
Bloom II, Dalrymple 2
Brighton-Gar ield 4S, Hancock 81, Wea-
yer l. Page IS. Glascock 81, Morton l. AS
neutrality-suspicious. Young 81, Van
Fleet so, Baker 4S; Democrats, Patterson
30, Short So, Armstrong 81.
Michigan Bar-Garfeld 3d. Hancock a.
Page go, Glascock %, Todd 1. Assembly
en-Republicans, Young 80, Van Fleet 81,
Baker 80 Democrats. Patterson 25. Short
%, Armstrong 90. Republican county Of
| fcers 3d. Supervisor = Merkley, Rep, II,
Bailey, Dem, 81. Justicss-Spooner 80.
Atchison Z, Perkins 10. Constables-Rumsn
%, Brown 8, Jordan 4. For bridge purchase
II, against Y.
Sutterville = Garfield 81, Hancock So,
Weaver l. Page 60, Glascock 81, Todd l.
emblymen-Republicans Young "a. Van
| Fleet GO, Baker 63; Democrats, Patterson