Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10
Farther State Election Returns.

Costa the county ticket is elected as follows /:
Assembly, G. w. I. Carter (Rsp); Sheriff,
ID. P. Mahan Dem. J; Clerk, L. G. Wittsn.
meyer (Rep.); Recorder, G. G.. Cousins
(Rep.); Treasurer. r. B. Hathaway dem +;
Auditor, A. ]. Soto tRep); Surveyor. Thos.
McMahan (Dem.); Coroner. j. w. Guy
(Dem.).
SONORA, November 9sh.-Tuolumne coun-
ty gave Estee S2l, Stonemsn 1.003, Page 766.
Budd $50, Reynolds tDem.l for Senator 70
majority. Nicol, Democratic Assemblyman.
is elected. John Monahsn, Republican AS.
SCISSOR, +. W. Street, Republican District
Attorney, and Charles f. Street, Republican
Treasurer. are elected. The Democrats carry
the balance Of the county ticket by from 100
to 800 majority.
HoLLIsTER, November 9sh.-Complete re-
turns Of San Benito county show that, with
the exception of Sheriff, the Democrats have
elected their entire county ticket by reduced
majority. The total vote on State officers is
as follows Estee 400, Stoneman eco, Edeer-
ton $50, Morrow AL. Glascock 6lS, Sumner
6i9, Woods 422, Tutly CSC, Gibson 466, Foote
6l9, Dana 3l7, Marley 6SS, Halsted for
Senator 465, knight for Senator Cpl, Briggs
for Assemblyman sos, Matthews for Assem-
blyman 56S.
SAN JOSE, November 9th.-Returus from
this county are all in: Stoneman, 1919,
Estee 2 693 January for State Treasurer
runs ahead OF his ticket. Foote's msiority
will be about 500. TuileY's majority is 500.
JACKSON (Amador county,, November 9th.
Complete returns give the following msior.
tiles: Stoneman 270, Budd 1876, Carpenter
225, Crutcher 2S5. The Prohibitionists polled
100 votes in the county. The Republicans
elected Wilmer Palmer County Treasurer
by oEe majority.
PLACERvILLE lei Dorado county,, Novem-
Der 9th.-Budd carries this county by 200
majority. Tie Democrats send Irwin to the
Assembly. The Republicans send Fraser to
the Senate. Btyley, for int Assemblyman,
is in doubt. The rest Of the county ticket is
about evenly divided.
NEVADA, November 9th.-In this county
the Democrats. have elected c. W. Cross
to- State Sen ator. James Sweetland for AS
sembiy man, K. Carter for Sheriff, Dan
Collins for Assess r, TlomasS Fcrd for Dis
trict Attorney and Charles Z Clinch for Pub
lie Administrator. The Republicans have
elected a. Walrath and J. L. Lexison for
the Assembly, G. V. Schmittbu.s for Treas.
urer. +. q. Beatty for Clerk, John A. Rapp,
tor Recorder, A. j. Tiffany for Supe rintend.
ent of Schools, ]. G. Hartwell for Surveyor.
W.. y. Groves for Coroner. Estee's ma.
Jority In the county will be about 200 Pege
Will have not over 250.
BoDIE, November 9dh.-Mono county. ex
cepting Indian and Clinton precincts. gives
Estee 101, Ssoneman 654, E5gerton 722, Nor.
row 1O5, Glascock 654, Sumner GIL. Woods
~, FULLY 649, Gibson 702, Foote GIT. For
joint Senator, Reddy (Dem.) will receive
about 80 msjority in Mono county. For
Joint Assemblymar, Keller (Rep will have
about % majority, and his election is prob.
able.
MARYsvILLE, November 9th.-Yuba county
gives the Democratic Congressman about 100
plurality. McDonald's vote, nearly com.
plete, is "a. Carpenter has about 100 plu-
ra,i.y over Reed
SAN FRANCISCO. November 10th-A. NJ
The following is the complete vote of the
Fifth Ward: Estee 307. Stoneman 3gl.
Mcdonald nothing. McGillicutdy is, Conk.
lin 300, Daggett 403.
FIRST Ward, Complexities 439. Stone
man .o7l, Mcdonald liz, NcGillicuddy /,
Conkiin 46l, Daggett, .074
Seventh Ward, comple'e-Estee ASH, Stone.
man !, 245. Mcdonald l, MeGiilicuddy II.
Conklin 639, Daggett 1, 1879
Notwishssandir the steady persistence
with which the cauvassing of the vote of the
city hiss gone on. it is found impossible to
complete the work tonight Up to o'clock
A. NJ. l2o precincts had been canvassed out of
l5i il tie city. II il thought the canvass of
The city will not be completed before to.
morrow forenoon.
Confederate Bonds in the Stock Board.
SAN Francisco, November Shin the
Stock Board to-day 81 30 was bid for 81, 900
Confederate States bonds.
Rush for Chinese Certificates,
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9th.-The rush
OF Chinamen to-day at The Custom. house, for
the purpose of obtaining certificates to re.
turn TO China, was SO great that the doors
had to be locked. Eighty-three certificates
were issued yesterday, and one hundred to-
day, making the total number issued up to
date !, 792. With few exceptions, all intend
to return to China with the Oceanic, which
leaves on Saturday.
The Storm.
HANFoRD, November 9th.-The rainfall
here for the past forty-eight hours was .9S Of
an inch. Total for the season, 1S7 inches
an unusual amount to this date. The
clouds are still threatening.
MERGED. November 9sh.-The rainfall of
yesterday measured % of an inch, making
.43 of an inch for the day, and 2.04 inches
for the season. To-day is warm, sunny ard
calm.
VIII Of che Late James w. simontou.
NAPA, November 9th.-The last will of
James w. Simonton has been filed 10 the
Clerks office. He bequeaths all his personal
property to his wife. All the rest and re.
mainder of his property he bequeaths to his
wife and his SOD, Frank Smonton, in trust,
and requests that the revenue Of said estate
be divided among his children and his mother
and widow. Alter the death of his widow
and mother, his property to be equally d.
vided among his children. Mary L. Simon
ton, bis widow, Frank Lemoine Simonton.
his son, and George X. Fitch, are appointed
executors and executrix without bonds, His
estate consists CT real estate and personal
property in Napa county and an interest in
the Morning Call and Bulletin, all valued at
$40, 900.
Victims of Opium Smoking.
NAPA, November 9sh.-George j. Barnes.
aged 81 years, married, died suddenly last
night in an opium. den. The Coroner's iury
to-day found that death was caused by smok-
ing opium. and that the drug was furnished
to him by Steve Bragetts. VINO is now in Jail.
Two weeks ago a woman died suddenly from
the same cause at the same house.
The sunken Barge.
PRINCETON (Coluss COUNTY,, November
9kh.-The barge Granger, that was sunk
here Monday by the steamer Dover, cannot
be raised. She has lost only 1900 sacks of
wheat.
FOund Drowned.
STOCKTON, November 9sh.-John Myers.
a wealthy rancher living near Linden in this
county, was found drowned in a slough near
his farm yesterday. The last seen Of him
alive wss when he left the polls in the even
ing to return to his house. His horse had
freed himself from the vehicle, the shafts of
which were broken.