Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-08


10, Stoneman 20.
SANTA CRUZ November Tth.-Stoneman l6l, Estee
12S, Woods l31, FULLY l5s Knight CDem.) for Seua
tor los, Hastead Rep.) liz. The rest of the Demo-
crat ticket is in like proportion.
SEASIDE Santa CRUZ, November 7th-Estee 49,
Stoneman IL.
beaverton, November 7th.-Estee II, SLOVENIAN
IS, Mcdonald 7, McQuiddy none
NoRD butte couLty), November 7th.-Estee 81
stoneman 81, McDonaldl l.
BARTLETT SPRINGS, November 7th-Stoneman 90
Mcdonald q
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, November 18th. =
Stoneman 80, Fstee 20. The local ticket is badly
scratched
EMIaRAST GAP, November 7th.-Estee 5, Hunt 8,
Sharpstein !, Republican Congressman at large 5,
Reed 8, Crutcher l, Page 8, Huntly ,, Filcher 2.
GLITTER GAP placer county, November 7th
Thirty-seven votes cast. Republican State ticket,
| Il Democratic, 25
| CLAYTON Contra Costa county,, November 7th.-
Total vote cast 60. Estee AZ, Stonenan 20. Edger-
ton IS, Morrow As Glascock Is. Sumner 25 Page
IS, Budd %, Gibson A, Foose "a, Morehouse A,
Crutcher %, Wood Al, English 2S Carter Al, Chris
man 81.
San BERSARDNo November 7th.-The count has
commenced, which will take until very near morn
ing to finish. The result will be very close either
| way.
SAN BERSARDfNo. November 9TH. -Stonenan is
ahead Is out of the 100 votes counted in this town.
| TIE Republican county ticket is ahead so far. Can
not give you anything definite until tomorrow
morning.
| DURHAM Butte county, November 7th.-Estee
| 20, Stoneman 80, Mcdonald 2.
| SUFFER- CREEK, November THAT 10 P. NJ. &C
votes had been counted. Estee IS, stoneman Al.
Balance of each ticket abou the same.
DRYTows, November 7th-Forest Home Precinct,
] Amador county, gives Estee II, Stoneman %, Nc
Donald 8.
| COLUMBIA, November 7th-one hundred and
twelve votes counted. Sioneman 81, Estee SO.
BRIDGEPORT (NIono county, November 9TH
Stoneman Is, Mcdonald .
CAsPAR CMendocino county,, November 7th.-
Estee is, Stoneman 80, Mcdonald 5.
CHICO, November THIN Chico precinct Stone.
man leads 10 votes, far as counted The Congress.
sional ticket is running even. Mill precinct gives
| Estee mai ority and De Haven A.
| LATRoBE, November 7th.- Estee s, Stoneman 81,
Mcdonald l.
ALLEGHANY, November 7th.-Chipps Flat precinct,
Sierra county, gives Estee 81, Stoneman 60.
MAIN PRAIRIE (solano county,, November 7th.-
Estee 81, Stoneman 40, Mcdonald T. McQuiddy l.
WILMINGTON clos Angeles county,, November 9TH
The voteher pa, against 2l5 in 1850, and ind
Gates Republican gain.
TREs PNos (san Benlto county,, November 9Th
Estee II, Stoneman p.
WOODLAND, November 7th.-The total vote here
was 964. Sixty votes have been counted. Iii run
| ming very even. The Democrats confidently claim
| the county, but not certain. Stonemln is five
votes ahead. No returns from outside precincts.
Ell DosADo, November 7th-Diamond Springs
Precinct, Fl Dorado county, gives Estee 49, Stone
| man AZ, Mcdonald 8, McQuiddy none.
GOLD Run, November 7th.-Stoneman 81, Este,
20, Sumner go, Gascoek so, Page AZ, Edgerton 81
Carpenter 4S, Crutcher 81, Morrow 81, Reed 80
NJ rehouse 30.
ALA, November 7th.-Stoneman Edgerten and
| Morrow aheal. Page ahead
SINGLE SPRINGS, November 7th-S Single SPRING
Precinct, Ell Dorado county: For Governor, Stone
man received rs, Estee 80, Mcdonald l. Congress
at large, Edgerton 80, Morrow 40, Sumner rs
Glascock 70. Railroad Commissioner, Carpenter "a
Reed 40. Congress, Second District, Page Al, Budt
"A. Members State Board of Equalization, More
house 40, Crutcher 70.
EaI6RAsT GAP, November 7th.- Bear Valley Pre-
cinct, Nevada county, gives Estee 8, Stoneman 10
Page Z, Budd g. Reed 3, Carpenter 10, George 8
Cross 10.
| HEALDsBuRG, November 7th.-The full vote of $50
cast, 40 Of which are counted, giving Stonemar
to l. There will probably oe the usual Democratic
majority of $50. The Republicans will get two on
the Legislative ticket. De Haven and Morrow ara
running well.
VIVA, November 7th.-Lassen Precinct, Tehams
county, gives Estse =, SLOVENIAN 6s, Mcdonald 3.
sTo-StoN, November 7th.-1ne election passed of
/ pleasantly. The day was fine, and full vote was
polled. From present appearances, it is conceded
that the Democratic ticket will have 100 majority in
the city, with the county yet to hear from Budd
runs far ahead of his ticket, and will have this
county by SoO although this but conjecture from
the city count.
SALINAS, November 7.h.- Six hundred and forty
nine votes were cast in Salinas to-day of which III
have been counted, Estes receiving 81, Stonemar
So and Mcdonald 8. No outside precincts have vel
been hear from.
PNoLE, November 7th-Es.ee II, Stoneman CT
Mcdonald o, McQuiddy
WILLIAMS (Colusa county,, November 7th - In
Williams precinct, Colusa county, the total vote cast
| was ii0. Estee "a, Stoneman IS, Mcdonald 6
| Edgerton "a, Morrow q, Glascock 50, Sumner 81
| DeHaven II. Henly 50. Road 81. Corrantor 81 Kim
ball IS, Wilcoxon 81, Moulton &c. Foster 70, Greer
%, Clark 81,
LIvERNoRE, November 7th-Altamont gave
total vote of AS for the State ticket, as follows
Democratic 80, Republican Is, Prohibition l. Page
Is, Budd 49, Gibson Is, Foote 81 County ticket
Democratic 81, Republican Is.
NgwHoPE, November THIN Union precinct, Sar
Joaquin county, the total vote cast was "a Estes
40, Stoneman "a, Edgerton Al, Morrow Al, Glascoct
SO, Sumner 80, Page 80, Budd "a, Gibson 40, Foott
"a, Morehouse H. Crutcher 80.
MANCHESTER PRECINCT (via Point Arena) Novem
Der 7th.-Estee 4s, Stonenan 81, McDoIald4
EUREKA, November 7th.-Hydesvile precinct
Estee IS, Stoneman &c, McQuildy 8, Mcdonald 4
Edgerton g., Morrow 81, Summer Is, Glascock 16
Maybell 10, Chase II, De Haven O., Henley II
Howe s.
Los ANGELES, November 18th The election toda,
was the quietest ever known in the city. Two thou
sand nine hundred votes were cast out of $500 reg
istered-2c0 more than ever before. 1t is estimated
| that the Democrats carried the city by about 800
Stoneman running ahead of his ticket. The city
count will not be completed until tomorrow BE
turns from the county come in slowly. So far a.
heard fIom, StonemaI is ahead, and the rest OF the
State ticket holding their own. The indication!
are that the county will go Democratic by a small
majority. Foote will run behind his ticket in thi
city.
e HlOG Ann nt.A ~. -St.
-Tustin City precinct gives Estee so, Stoneman Is
| Woods So, Tully %, Edgerton So, Sumner %, Nor
row 55, Glascock %, Gibson 30, Foote &c. Crank 50
Del Vale %, Baker S. Motif "a, Nudge SIS, Head "a
Garden Grove precinct polled total vote of 80
Estee %, 'stoneman II, Edgerton 81, GIascock IL
Morrow 81, Sumner II, Woods 2l, Tully II, Gibson
10, Foote 20, Dana 81, Markley II.
san DIEGO, November 7th.-Returns come in
very slowly. There has been more scratching thar
ever before known. Nine precincts are heard from
at this hour. The best estimates place the Repub
lcan majority the State ticket at about $50. Tn,
vote on Governor stands in the nine precincts re
ported: Estee pa, Stoneman 1874. Congress
| Woods $50, Tully 1872. Railroad Commissioner
Gibson 237, Foote l54. On the county ticket the
Republicans will certainly elect the Sheriff, ant
probably the entire ticket except District ATTORNEY
and School Superintendent.
SUMNER (Kern county, November 7.h-Estee %
| Stonema1 SO.
TEHAcHAPI, November 7th.-Greenwieh Precinct
Kern county, gives Estee I, and SLOVENIAN 81
| NAVARRO, November 7th-Estee II, Stoneman 43
| Mcdonald 5.
TEIIAcHArI, November 7th.-Tehachap Precinct
Kern county, gives Estee 5, Stoneman 49, Melon
| aid Q.
BYRON, November 7th.-BYron Precinct, Contr.
Costa county, gives Estee 81, Stoneman 81, McDon
aid l, McQuiddy none
NAPA, November 7th.-The latest returns show I
slight Democratic increase in this county, but a,
far as heard from the Republican State and county
ticket is ahead