Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
THE COUNTY.
The Full Returns Not Yet
Received.
TWO DEMOCRATS PROBABLY
ELECTED.
The City Does Not Sustain Her DEM
ocratie Name, and the Republic
cans Make Large Gains in
Every Ward.


cans Make Large Gains in
Every Ward.
The returns from the city and county
come In slowly owing to the great length OF
the ballot, which includes 3idinefent names
and propositions. The Republicans are
ahead on the Electoral vote in the county
about 800, with thirteen precincts to hear
from which will probably reduce this major
| ity slightly. ON the county vote the result
is very variable. The Prohibtlonsts have
drawn away large number Of Republican
votes, which may elect perhaps two Of the
| Democratic ciudidates The wrath of the
| Republicans against the Prohibitlonists H.
| Intense The language used by that party
agalnstthe sumptnary fellows would shame
| the army in Flanders" from present re
| turns the Republicans have elected two and
/ perhaps three of the Ave Supervisors and
| probably three Members Of Assembly, and
| The two Superior Judges.
| For District Attorney, q, NJ iIOlton IL at
| this writing 900 votes ahead and Is probably
| elected 50 far as heard from the congres
sonal district goes about 800 for Col.
| Markham.
the Sixth and Third precincts were not all
| counted, but are given as far as canyassed.
For Township Justice. Rudolph Ranney.
ESQ, is elected by about Oomajority. aud r.
q, Austin Is elected city Justice by n large
majority. Charles II. Pennlng and J. G.
| Cline obtain the prize Of Constable which Is
| very valuable Office under our present
laws. The defeated candidates take their
| back set with the utmost good nature aud
| the best Of good feeling prevails. Probably
no very important election ever occurred In
Los Angeles with 40 much good nature and
courteous conduct as that which took place
| on Tuesday last.
| The proposition to Issue 5000, 600 Of county
| bonds for the erection OF a Courthouse has
been voted down, mainly because tho
people are disgusted with the plan
| Among all the plans presented the most
| worthless was adopted and the people, while
anxious to have new Court House, are not
Ths vo % KY or s9.ce 1aSdSy sns m n T
| II should not be understood that the people
| do not feel able to build Conrt House, but
they do feel that they should have noble
aud useful edlfice, and are willing to pay for
II. The building must aud will be erected
The project IL not killed, but postponed.
Following nrc the returns ns far as obtained: {:
Los Angeles city.
FIRST PRECINCT
Blaine go, Cleveland 80; Markham al.
| Del Vale 23l Smith $50, Brousseln 22s, Che
ney, 255. Brunson 30; Hazard ~ Heath
man 30; Potts 23j Dunsmoor 10; Barham
2i2, Gard 266; Ward 2i1, Miles 2G2 sepulveda
2Ss, Montana, 27i Levy 225, III Hammond,
go, Gephard 260, Bfoaded 80; llolton 212.
Brown 2t5. Wright 40 Ruxton 80; Moran
1876, Macy 30, Cutler 25, Fisher 80; pen-
ming 2i5 Grliin 225. Stoermer 90, Cline 265; (;
Nadeau 2ij, Mcfarland 27j; Ling 30, Ran
ney 27j, Morgan 22j, Austin 23b.
SECOND PRECINCT,
Blaine, 30 Cleveland 100; Markham, 2i3;
Del Vale, 20i; Hazard, 266i lleathman, 10;
| Cheney 23l; Brunson, $50; Smith, 2li I;
| urpqgpun ITns Gard pLls Harnlm. ISI
DunsmoGr, 80. Potts, lg2, Montana, 10;
sepulyeda. 2Oj, Ward, 2iO; Miles, 2iJ; Ham
m6nd III, Levy, lg7; iiolton, 2i9; Brown,
1874; Gephard 2l7. Broaded, 2il Fisher Dol !;
Cutler 200; Mcfarland, 2yi Nadeau. lGs;
Wright 30; Ruxton, igs; Lndly, i9s; Day,
40; Austin 2il Morgan, ISL; Ranney, 2bs;
Ling, III, Pcnning, 2ia; Cline, 2i7i stocrmcr,
l7S; Griffin, 1917.
THIRD PRECINCT
As far as counted ut midnight last night.
Blaine 2s7, Cleveland III; del Vale ils
Markham 20, kinley II, Could Heath
man 372, Hazard 30j, Reddy Is, Culver /,
James 20 Smith Az, Brousseau ii5, Cheney
25s, Brunson 277, blanchard 2; Blrhnm ~
Gard 2s2, Mackcy II, Rodgers o. Potts 3J6,
Dunsmoor 3l9 lIanley /; Sepulvedr ~
Montana 2s3; Miles f57, Ward 2ji; Levy lOo,
Hammond 30: brown al, liolton 27d, Bell
20, Palmer I; Broaded ij2, Gepharl ~,
Compton /. Cuter III, Fisher 2Sd BAN N !
Nndelu sS2 Mcfarland 23t, McCrctdy
| RuNtnn ~, Wright 2Si, Elliott . Nor "a W.
Macy 26s, brown / Morgan ~. Austin 80
Taylor II; Ling 3ll, lilnncy 49, Moore ~
St0ermer $50, Griffin 372 Pcnning Sl7, Cline
3Oi, Harrow II, Gleason II, Webster |, BlX-
| ter |.
FOURTH PRECINCT
Blaine aOS, Cleveland 222, Butler II, ST.
| John II: Markham 800, Del Vale 30; Hazard
| 30g Ileathman 2O5 Jones II, Culver 10; Smith
| 30, Brousscan 30, Cheney 2si, Brlinson III;
| Gard 2D9, Barham 2l7, Rogers 26 Mackay 10;
| Dunsmoor 322, Potts 22l, lianly ~ Montana
| 2gi, Sopulvedi 236, J. W. Potts 25 Ward 2sl,
| Miles 266, Case 10; Hammond 32j; Levy 2l3;
lIolton 272, Brown 2ii, Bell y, Palmer IL;
| Gephard Isl, Broaded 262, Compton II;
| Fisher 3l1. Cutler 2:l5 Damron II; MeFarlund
327, Nadeau 2li MeGurdy II; Wright S2l,
Ruxton 22l, Elliott Ii; Austin 3la, Morgan
300, Taylor %; Hanney 233 Ling 2o6 \. Moore
49, bradshaw 30; pcnning 3li, Cline 30s, Crit
fin 222; stoermer 1884, Total vote, b6l
FIFTH PRECINCT, fNcoMPLErE.
Blaine sls, Cleveland 23o; Markham sa2,
| Del Vallc 2ig; Smith 26b, Brousseau 2iO,
| Cheney Sl5, Brunson 31S; Barham 80, Gard
los, Potts 522, Dunsmoor Sji; Montana 3i5,
Sepulveda 2i3; Miles 26l Ward S07; Levy 2Sl,
El Hammond SiO Brown Ai, llolton 10;
Gephard 26s, Broaded 30i; Cutler Ai, Fisher
| 326; Nadeau 2os, Mcfarland 3S2; Wright 3i
| Ruxton 22G; Ranncy 356, Ling 1876; Austin
| a9g, Morgan 2l3; Griffin 232, Penning 32l;
Stoermer 20i, Cline $40.
SIXTH PRECINCT PAR As COUNTED.
Blaine i7S, Cleveland 335; Markham iG9
Del Vale 3i9; Heathman SJ2, Hazard b02;
Judge Smith S03, Brosseau 3bS Cheney A.
| Brunson iG2; Barham 362, Gard iEi; SepulVe-
da 800, Montana AIS; Miles Hl Ward i5S;
| Levy 326 Hammond 500; Brown 3i7, Il0lton
ii0 Broaded 3g3, Gephnrd i3s; Cutler Sa3.
Fisher 5ll; Nadeau 901, McFarland 525' RnX-
ton 3D. Wright Bic, Day 3l5, Lindley i69;
| Morgan 306 Austin h9S; Ling 100 Ranney
biS stocrmer 29i; Griffin ali; penning ijS,
Cline i67.
SEVENTH PRECINCT
Cleveland ss. Blaine 81; Del Valle gs, Mark
ham 70; Hcathman 81, Hazard s5, Smith lOi,
ham %, Gard II; Potts 81, nunsmoor sJ Sc
pulveda 81, Montana rs; Miles ", Ward -;
Levy SO, Hammond 81; Brown 49, Holton so;
Broaded s7, Gephard 5S Cutler y, Fisher
| 50; Ruxton ST. Wright 81; Morgan So Austin
So; Ling GO. kanney So; Stoermer 81, Cline
81; Moran o. Macy %.
EIGHTH PRECINCT IN PART,
Cleveland, Ia; Blaine, 2s6; Del Vale, ls);
Markham, 237; Gould, 49, kinley, 10; Cheney,
$50; Brunson, 272; Smith, 2li; Broussetu, isJ;
| Gard 302; Barham, 49,; Hammond, 3li Levy,
100; Ashton, IL Holton, 252; Brown, lyi;
Bell, IS; Palmer, IL; Gephard, 2d6; Broaded
2Og Compon, II; Fisher, 2O3; Gntler, us;
Damor, -; Mcfarland, 800; Nadeau, i70;
Elliott, ID; Lindley, 2si; Day, l5s; Green, -;
| Austin, BOB; Morgan, Ij9; Taylor, 26; Rnnncy,
3Ss Ling. ll6; Bradshaw, IA; Moore, II;
| Penning 29G; Cline, ,2ib; Stoermer, lb7 Griffin
| lOtt hthNltlt ~ IhAANlt ~ 'hiibNh ~
| Gleason, 81
| ANAHEIN,
Cleveland, 1888; Blaine, l2G; Del Vale, lls;
| Markham, IFS, Smith, l73. BrOussean, ll9;
Cheney, l22; Brunson, llj; Barham, ISL,
| Gard, W; Potts, lig; DunsmoOr, IA; Sepul
veda, III; Montana, IFS; Miles, Isl Ward,
| l09; Levy, 1873; Hammond. ljG; BROWN lici
| Holton, Ill; Broaded, l72; Gephard, l2l
| Cutler l67; Fisher, I26; Nideiu, lii; Me
| Farland lis RuNton, li3 Wright, lj0
Martin. 1I2; Edwards. l2i' McPherson, l2s;
| Ross 1888
CAHUESGA.
Cleveland, 20; Blaine, 40; Del Vale, ~;
| Markham, IS: Smith. 20; Brunson, II; Bar
ham, n; Gard, 80; Potts, Is; Dunsmour, A.
| COMPTON.
Cleveland 1906, Blaine li6, st John %.
| Del Vale 1l0, Markham 40, Gould ~, Smith
| ll2, Brousseau l06; Cheney 1877, BrunsOn ~
| Blanchard ~, Cason "; Barham lO3, Gard
| 49, Rogers ~ Mackay / Potts l01, DunS
moor $50; Sepulveda IO7, Mantano l15 J. W.
Potts 80; Miles l07, Ward lii, Case 25; Levy
| 9s, Hammond li8, Ashton ~; Brown lU2,
| lIOltOn 1903, Palmer .; Broaded lO7, Gephard
lll, Compton 2s Cutler 100, Fisher lSo
Nadesu A. Mcfarland 290; RnXton lo2,