Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-16
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Chic: Executive Officer Cooke said the
press everywhere warmly assisted him to
keep down the pests, and the County Com
missioners did generally ell they could under
the law. He believed il the Convention pre.
pared an eficisnt. reasonable law, it would
pass. General opinion decidedly favored free
boxes SIS a saving, for the returns amounted
to little in cash. and were very damaging in
spreading The pssts.
An evening session is now il progress.
Further official Returns.
SHASTA, November 15sh.-The official can.
vass OF Shasta cou1ty gives Estee Si2, Stone
man 954, scattering ". Coneressmen-
De Haven 800, Henley 9l6; Congressman at
large-Edgerton $40, Morrow 9l5, Sumner
9l9, Glascock 9l2. The following county
cthcers are elected Sheriff, VIM. e. Hop
ping Or J; Treasurer. Wm. Jackson (R ] /:
County Clerk. T. B. Smith Or J; District
Attorney: Edward Sweesy Or J; Assessor,
Charles Kingsbury (R); Surveyor, ]. f..
Stockton (R.); Superintendent. Of Schools,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Coleman tR. J; Coroner and Ad,
ministra.or, j. G. Farmer CD; Supervi.
sors-First District, j. n. Msjor (D.); Sec
ond District, +. d. Robinson (D); Third
District, j. L. Nichols Or Clay W. Taylor
tD.) is elected State Senator in the Twenty.
eighth District, and j. NJ. Briceland ID J is
elected Assemblyman for Shasta and Trinity
county.
SALINAS, November 18Th. The official
canvass of Monterey county gives Stonem an
a plurality of 23l over Este, and a ms iority
of l32 over all. The maj lrities of the other
candidates on the Democratic State ticket
vary from so to 125. except for member of
the State Board OF Equaliz alton, for which
Marley beats Dana 406. Tuliy for Congress
has majority over Woods of l25 Knights
majority over Halsted for State Senator was
oil In this county. Faw dem. has MAORI
ty CT only one OYER Cooper Rep.) for the
Assembly. 1t is estimated that at least 400
inen tailed to vote in this county on election
day.
MERGED, November 15sh.-Folloying is
the othcial vote of Msriposa county Whole
number of votes cast, l,055. Ssonemsn 629,
Estee 4O7, Daggett 627, Couklin 4l3, Ross
62S, Sharpstsin 624 benson AS, Hunt 4l6.
Thompson 626, Pediar 4l9, Dunn 623, Davies
AIS, January G27, Well 42O, Marshall 622,
Hart 419, Wiley 623, Mimic 419. Mccarthy
629, Gross 40, Walker ga, Waterman Az
Tully 625, Woods All, Glascock 623. Sumner
625. Morrow 4l6. Edgertou Az. Foote G2S
Gibson 407, Markley GA, Dana 49, Spencer
(Senate) 7O2. Swailey 3Sl, Smith (Assembly)
4gO, Clay 524. Streeter Independently beats
Ward tDem.) for County Clerk. All the
other candidates on the Democratic ticket are
elected. The Republicans elect two Super
visors and the Democrats one.
Los ANGELES, November 15sh.-Stone.
mans official plurality in this county ia
1O41 average plurality for the State ticket.
547. except Foote, who runs about 200 votes
behind. Mcdonald received 131, and Nc.
Quiddy SO votes
San RAFAEL, November 18th. The official
count of Marin county gives Storeman 663
Estee 592, Mcdonald o. McQliddy 4, Dag
gett 626, Conklin GIL, Ross 66i, Sharpstein
CPS, benson 62l, Hunt 662, Thompson GIG.
Pedlar COS. Dunn GIG. Davies 65S, January
GA. We'll ego, Marshall GA, Hart 65S, Wiley
6l7, Mimic 65S. Mccarthy 500, Gross e6i.
Welcker go. Waterman 635, Henley GA
DeHaven 66f, Glascock 623, Sumner GA
Edgerton 6Z7, Morrow Csc, Humphreys 526,
Clayton 572 Doyle 17S, Vile Jxson 659. Kim,
bali 6l3. English for Joint Senator 6s5 Wood
COL, Bowers for Assembly G58. Estey 6l2.
The county officers elected are George Nun
son (Rap.l, Sheriff George w. Davis %. J.
County Clerk; ii, Wilkins ID J. District At
torney; r. r. Weston (Rep.). Treasurer: A.
E. Kellogg tRep }, on both tickets, for Su per.
inteudent of Schools; a. NJ. Vanderbilt
(Rep J. Assessor II. Austin tD.), Surveyor /:
Il, Eden (Rep.), Coroner.
FRESNO, November 15sh.-The official vots
of Fresno county gives Stoneman l AIS. E,ten
rs, MO 2iddy s. Mcdonald 45, Dageett
1873, Conklin S25, Sway 2, Simons 81,
Hunt as. benson 724, Sharpstein l, 427, Ross
AIS, Shatton 2. Brunson 80, Temple IS.
Pedlar S63, Thompson l 325, Simmons l,
Winchester 81, Davis 500, Dunn 372. Morse
l, Rice 81, Well S9S January !. $50. Ksatipz
l, Mullen "a, Hart S44, Marshall .267. Gould
81, Mimic Sl4, Wiley 1890, Cubertson l,
Hill 60, Gross SAC, Mccarthy 135, Towle l,
Crowhurst 65, Waterman S65, Welcker ,354
Grant %, Woods S34, fully $50, Wright A.
Edgerton SO Morrow $50, Sumner !, 39S
Glascock l. 319, Maybell l, Chase 2, Hotch-
kiss 81. Yaruell 81, Gibson COS, Foote ], SOB,
Brieu 40, Dana $50. Msrkley 1859. State
Senstor-Rice SS4, Reddy l, SOL.
YRFKA, November 15th.-Siskiyou coun-
ty's official vote gives Estee 760, Stoneman
GOO, Conklin no, Daggett S64, benson 759,
Hunt 759, Ross 1,0G3, Sharpsteiu 1896, Pedlar
700, Thompson 500. Davies no. Dunn 9S9.
Well 764, January l. Dol, Hart $50, Marshall
999, Mimic 766. Willy 997. Gross 7GS, Me.
Carthy 99S, Waterman 767, Welcker 99S,
Edgsrton 756. Morrow 767. Sumner COL.
Glascock LOOP, De Haven 76s. Henley 99g
Reed 765, Carpenter 1000, Kimball 75S,
Wilcoxson, 1,004 For Senator, Taylor (Dena.
has 1S9 majority, aud Peterson (Dsm.) fog
the Assembly has 1872 msjority The county
ticket is Democratic, except that Bird rep.
for District Attorney has 81 majority, O'Nesl
rep for Public Administrator mel Irity.
and Hovenaen tRep.) for Supervisor nss 49
majority.
SUsANyILLE November 15.h.-The official
vote of Lassen county gave Stonemau 40i,
Estee 279. McQu;ddy 25, Mcdonald %. Dag.
pett 3S2, Conklin 294, Thompson $50, Pedlar
3O6, Dunn 379, Davies 304 January $50 We'll
3l4, Marshall &c., Hart 31S, Wiley $50
Mimic 1888, Mccarthy 3S2 Gross 302, Welcker
$50, Waterman 3G6, Sharpssein 1884 Ross $50
benson 800, Hunt 29S, Carpenter 392, Reed
319, Wilcoxson 400, Kimball 299, Sumner
3S2, Glsscock 3S1, Edgerton 3OS, Morrow
306, Henley 1856, DsHaven SIG. State Sena.
tor-Kelloeg S65, Byers 325 Joint Assembly
-McClaskey 443, Variel 263. Tbs Demo.
Gratis elected all the county officers excepting
Surveyor. .
BELMONT (Nev J. November 15sh.-The
official count of Nye couaty gives the follow.
ing msjorities: Adams Dem J, for Governor,
s.; Burke (Dem.), for Lieutenant Governor,
80; Cassidy dem J, for Congress, 1874 !;
Leonard (Rep.). for Supreme Judge. IL !;
Bicknell (Rep.), for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, "a; Dormer (Rep). for Secretary OF
State, A; Hslleck (Rep.) for State Con.
troller, 4 /; Sadler (Dem.), for Treasurer, 4 !;
Merrill (Dem.) for Attorney General, 25 !;
Ernst (Dem.). for Surveyor General, SO !;
Young (Rsp). for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, 4 Harlow. for State Printer,
4; Grimes DEM. for District Judge, So ;
Franklin (Rep), for Assemblyman, 20; J.
Bell dem J. for Assemblyman. 2; Z. o.
Vaughn rep. for Sheriff, II; Trumsn
DEM, for District Attorney, 6S; Delano
Dem. J. for Recorder, II; McGrescr (Rep.),
for Assessor, 90; Nichols (Rep.l for County
Clerk, 1872; Mexican rep } for Treasurer
(uo opposition), 542; Bradley (Dsm.), for
County Commissioner, long term, 81 Comp
ton Dem. J, for short term. 81 Deady (Den)
for Superintendent of Public Schools, 6S;
Brotherton [Dem J, for County Surveyor, 6
Corcoran (Dem.), for Public Administrator.
10.
speck OF War In TuIare County.
HANFoRD, November 18th. - To-day a
number of settlers again placed J. B. Fret.
well in possession Of the quarter section Of
land from which he and his family were
f6rcibly elected by Marshal Drew last Mon.
day. Yesterday Phillips, who was placed
in possession, tore down and removed to his
adjoining ranch Ffetwell's house and barn.
Tois morning Fretwell had Phillips arrested
ou charge OF felony. While they were in
town this afternoon new house, framed
some distance from the land, was hauled to
the place where Fretweh's was torn down,
aud it was soon rebuilt. On Fretwelfs re.
turn from Hsnford he found his property re-
placed on his land and in his new house.
though he had nothing to do in putting them
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