Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-12
California's Vote.

California's Vote.
RED BLUFF, November 10th.-The official
vote, as counted by the Board of Super
visorS to-day, gives Cleveland 1.l46, Blaine
1915. Cleveland's majority, II. Henley
1,139. Carothers LOIS. Henley's major
ity, 81.
Quincy, November 11th.-The official
count of Plumas county gives the following
majorities Blaine Isl, Carothers al, Wood
101.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, November 11th.-The
Board of Supervisors have canvassed the
returns of the election in this county, and
| declared the result as follows: Total vote
cast, 2,413. Majority for Blaine, 1877; Mark
I ham. 49, Steele (Rep), for the Senate, 324 ::
| Porter rep, for the Assembly, Isl. Mark
hams majority, by the official canvass, is
| reduced from IS, as before reported, to 10.
AUBURN, November 11th.-The Board of
Supervisors of Placer county completed
the canvass of the county vote to day, and
gives Blaines majority as 266, Louttit's
majority, go. st. John received 20 and
Butler votes in the county. The Demo-
Gratis elect the Superior Judge, Sheriff, Re
| corder, Clerk, District Attorney, Public
Administrator and two Supervisors. The
Republicans elect the Assemblyman, Sur
veyor and three Supervisors.
Los ANGELES, November 1lth.-Los An
geles county, official Blaine, 5,5aS; Cleve-
land, 1864; St. John 343; Butler, 20S
Markham, 5447; Del Vale. 1860: Gould
2S5; Henley, 167. Miles DEM, for Re
corder is elected by ~ majority. Broaded
lDem) for Treasurer, is elected by 40 ma
lorlty: The County Supervisors stand three
Republicans to two Democrats.
SAN ANDREAs, November 11th.-Completc
official vote of Calaveras county Blaine
1.235; Cleveland, 1165 Beauvais, I,30S :;
Evans, 1,099; Louttit / ,266; Sumner. la:
Torrey, 1919; Wheat, ,093.
SANTA Rosa, November 11th.-The off
cial count, Just completed. gives Blaine
3,042, Cleveland 2,9i3, Carothers 3.1l2
Henley 1882
UK1AH, November 11th-Thc returns for
Mendocino county, official, are: Blaine
1917, Cleveland 1,5S9, Butler Is. st. John
70, Carothers 1868, Henley 1895, Bateman
80. Hurlburt 1859, Rogers 1920. Irvine
l,40S, W. Henley l ,557
PLACERvILLE. November l1th.-The Su
pervisors of Fl Dorado county have com
pleted the official count. with the following
result; Cleveland, Ito; Blaine, 1850;
St, John, IS; Butler, 81 Sumner l.4Sl !;
Louttit, LOS; Webster, Al; for Senator.
Mother (Dem.), 1,441; Fraser Rep, ,325 :;
Assembly, Watson (Dem), Lii: Bark
lage (Rep.), 1870; Askew (Pro.), So Supe-
rior Judge, Williams Dem. }. majority, 439 :;
Sheriff, Gait (Dem.) 104; Clerk, Wilmer
(Rep), 362; District Attorney, Irwin
(Dem.l, AS; Treasurer, Skinner Dem.
239; Coroner, Spencer Rep, los. Alpine
county gave Fraser (Rep), for Senator. 40
majority.
MARYsyILLE, November 18th. - Suffer
county: Maiogities Us per official canvass
yesterday-for Blaine Electors, 10; Louttit,
Congress, 81; Chandler (Rep) for Senator,
l3l; Parks (Rep.) for the Assembly, %
Harkey (Rep.) for Sheriff, HI; Lee DEM
for County Clerk, 1853; Vanarsdale, Dem
for Treasurer. 1872 Keyser CON both ticke;s)
for Superior Judge, ,334 Pennington mo
oppositi0n) for Surveyor, 312; Sanborn
(Rcp.) for District Attorney, II: Bolton
Rep.) for Coroner and Public Administra-
tor. 50. Chambers majority in the Sena-
torial District is 302. Parks majority in
the Assembly District is $50
RED BLUFF, November 11th.-Following
is the official count of Tchama county,
taken from the tally sheet of the Board Of
CanvaSsers: Cleveland Electors /, 14G-Iess
one vote for Berry, Blaine Electors 1910
less one vote for Edgerton majority for
Cleveland Il. Carothers los, Henley
l,i39; Henley's majority ii. For Senator.
Campbell (Rep.) received 1,05S, Foster
(Dem.) l,l6i; Fosters majority 1913. For
the Assembly Ellison Rep. received ,l43,
Washington DEM 1,099: Ellison's major
lty II. For Judge, Mayhem Rep received
79l, Braynardt Dem. u, ~, Chadbourn 4nd.)
80; Braynards plurality, 352; majority, O..
For Sheriff Loomis (Rep.) received liz,
Martin DEM 1,12O; Martins majority. 5.
For Clerk, Alvord (Rep) received 1874.
Campbell DEM ,099; AIvord's majority,
%. For Treasurer, Frank (Dem.) received
93l, Ryan lRep,) 1.270; Ryan's majority,
$40. For District Attorney Lewis Dem
received 1,0l2, Hitchcock (Rcp.) l.16l |
Hitchcock 5 majority, III. For Surveyor,
Shackcltord DEM received ,222. Hicks
rep 979; Shackelford's majority. 3l3.
For Coroner, Hickman (Dem) received
,0S3, Gale (Rep.) 1,14o; Gales majority,
81. For Supervisors-Hook (Rep), Bios
som (Rep), Mooney Dem.), Kaufman
(Dem.) and Eaton are elected Mooney
was elected by one vote
First Congressional District
SAN FRANCISCO. November 1lth.-W. d. |
English, Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, has just sent tie fol-
lowing to the Associated Press:
herewith nafd you an estimate of the vote
Tor congressman in the First District Del Norte
Trinity, Shasta and Piumas are incomplete. In
the estimate, give, the Republicans all they
claim in those counties L Del NOrte-Carothers |
80 majority; llumbOldt-CarOthers 30; Trinity |
-CarotherS, %; extraordinarily, i45 Shasta
CarotherS, 6S; Modoc-Henley $50: Lassen-
Henley, 10 Plumas-Carothers, 100; Sierra
Carothers, 1856; Tehama-Henley 70: Colusa- |
Henley, 100 Observation-Disclosures 222; Lake |
Henley, 207 SonOma-Carothers, III Napa- |
Carothers, $40. Total-Henley, 30 Carothers !
sol
The Cotton Case Resumed.
SANTA Rosa, November 11th.-Argument |
III the celebrated case of Cotton VS.. Stan |
ford ct al. was begun to-day in Judge Jack
son Temples Court. Judge Stany began |
his opening for the plaintiff
Property Destroyed by Tire-Escape OF !
Prisoners.
MERGED, November 11th-A fire occurred |
at the Curtis bridge, on the MERGED river. |
this morning, destroying the old toll house. |
a blacksmith shop and large barn filed |
with hay, the property Of L. Curtis.
On Friday morning last, William Cary |
and son left their cabin, near the county !
farm, on Bear creek, and came to town on |
business, and shortly after leaving a fire
broke out i'll the cabin, which destroyed the
building and contents, consisting of pro-
visions, clothing and other property.
Three prisoners broke out of the jail here
on Saturday night last and up to this time