Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-05
VOTES FOR LEGISLATORS.
RETURNS FROM SENATORIAL AND
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.


Official Statement of the Votes Cast
for Each Candidate at the Last
State Election.
Below is given the vote cast for each
Legislative candidate at the last State cleo
ton. This will be of interest at the pres
ent time as showing the majority or plu
rality by which each member of the
Legislature was elected, and is obtained
from the Secretary of States office, but the
figures for the counties of Sacramento,
Amador, San Luis Obispo, Ell Dorado,
Napa. Lake and San Diego are from other
authoritative sources, as they are not as yet
of record in the office of the Secretary of
State. This is due to the neglect of the
Clerks of the counties named. The law
makes it their duty to forward the figures
to the Secretary of State, but they have
ignored the law. At the counting of the
Presidential Electoral vote enough
counties were, delinquent in returns
contest in this State been a very
close one. 1t will be seen that in such an
event it is within the power of the Clerk of
a single county to reverse the will of the
people as expressed at the ballot-box.
There should be some provision of law
affixing such penalty to delinquency of
this character as to make it dangerous to
personal liberty on the part of any official
who ignores plain clerical duty. The de-
tailed vote is as follows:
For the Senate.
First District San Diego and San Bernardino)
A. P Johnson r., 1854; James Bettner OBJ
Third Ventura. Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo)-George Steel r., S,l64; c. A. Stork
Fifth (Mariposa MERGED and stanislausl--A.
D. Spencer Cd, :, 099; a. L. WagStaff RI, ,224
| Seventh Santa Clara)-Two Senators. \. W.
| SAKE (R1. 3.S77; James X. Lowe RI 3,S29; y. T.
Biddle %, 8 poo; NJ. Lennon d. 3,l45.
| Ninth (San Francisco)-George c. Parkinson
| CR3, 1864; E. Palmieri RI sos: E. Guassail
| ID, 3,209; John Rogers 3D., 1885, l. l. Mowry,
| 522; J. P. Cameron, i25. 10,
Eleventh San Francisco)-E F. Drumm %
3149; Daniel Creighton d., SIP Joseph NJ
| Maglona RI 2SS3; G. Mosebacker (R.), 2,751 G.
| J. Phean, 4SO w. n. GriSwold, So
Thirteenth San Francisco)-John u Days (R.(,
7774: John L. Boone (R.), 1859; 1. j. CIunle tD.h
Fifteenth Contra Costa and Marin)-F. C. De
Long (R.), ., 425: John C. O. Brien o. $50:
seventh CTuolumne and Cai LAY 700 b.
| Niaeteenthi (Solano)-M. J. Wright (R.), 2,l91 ;
| w. II. Foreman ID, 2.l54.
Nineteenth, joint tSolano and lololoMm. b.
| Parker tR) 1888 d. y. Hershey d., 1891
| Twenty-tlrst (Sonoma)-Geo. a. johnson d.,
| BOIL II. W. Byington RI, 1920; p e. smith,
| lie.
Mailer ID, 1,466; T. Fraser RI, l,3%; e. r.
fw Wen. Cuba and sutter)-A l. Chandler
| RI, 1877; George Ohleyer (D), 6S5.
| Twenty seventh (Mendocino, Humboldt and
Del Norte)-B. q. Hurlburt (R.), $3.50; J. I. Rog-
ers 3D., 369S; b. Henley, 3; C. G. Bateman, , +;
T. L. Carothers, l.
| ter ID. 29i5 J. c. Campbell (R.), 2,li5
For the Assembly.
First District (Del Norte and siskiyou)-c II.
Pyle (R.). 1,l93 J. X Johnson 3D., 1,S5S; F. W
Wilson, g.
Second GIUmboldn-J. H, G.. Weaver R.),
| ,26S Robert Burns d., $50; E. Clark. 2i7.
Third Humboldt Joseph Russ RI, $50; G.
| \. DUNCAN d. 736.
Fourth lTrinity and shasta)-John Yule r.,
| 500; J. NJ. Briceland ID0 1,5O5.
Fifth Cdodoc and Lassen)-T. p. Ford 3D..
| 96i; T. a. Roseberry r., 914-
Sixth Plumas and sierral-George Wood (R.),
| 1632: L. Ellington (DD ,266.
| Seventh (Tehama)-T +. Washington d.,
! ! 099: J. f. Ellison r., ,li3.
j., ~ VI
Warren RI, 1902; D. Campbell, 20.
Ninth (Butte)-E. B. Price d., $40; J. NJ. Ward
| RI 1909: J. L. Mansfield, Isl.
Tenth (Colusa)-R Barnett D.), ,793; E. Houx
Eleventh CMendocino), c. a. Irvine r., Hos;
twelfth d.akej-E. W. Britt d., 49, GAVIN
| Moore (R }, Gi6.
Thirteenth (Sutter and Yuba)-W. H. Parks
| Rl. 9i9 y. \. OStrOm ID. Coz.
Fourteenth (Nevadal-A. Walrath RI, LOCI;
] ]. l. Caldwell Cd 611.
| Fifteenth (Nevada)-C. +. McGlashan (R.),
| l III: j. NJ. Lakenau d., LOGS.
Sixteenth Qlacer)-G. Ii. Colby (R.), al; P
| McHale d., $50
| Seventeenth (El DOrado)-E. H. Watson d.,
! All; W. 3. Barklage (R.) 1,370.
| Eighteenth (Sacramento)-Win. j. Davis r.,
l ,i9s; II. VI. LaRue d., 3d. f. Woodward, ~;
y. J. Gregg, 81.
Nineteenth (Sacramento)-C. T. Jones (R,l,
400; E. G.. Blessing b. Los; Noble Fisher, 3d.
Twentieth (Sacramentoj - Dwight HOLSTER
| RI, ,250; ellis Doty d., 965; P, II. Latou-
twenty. first (Yolo)-C. B. Culver r., LIZ;
| H. ?. Merritt %, 1.437.
Twenty-secOnd (Napa) - II. 4. Peller RI
| | go: W. H. CoOmbs (B.), !, 3$3.
| Twenty-third (SOnoma) H. II. Pyne d.,
| ! ,053: W T. MearS tR:l, OIL
| TWenty-fOurth (SonOmal-J T. Campbell 3D.,
! 56S: 5. I. Allen r. LIS.
TwentY-fiith (SOnUmal-M. Z. c. Munday d.,
| 81; K. \. Pope r., S64.
Twcnty-siXth (SOlano)-D. G. Barnes r.,
| l, 275; T. 5. Davis 3D., l,02i.
| Twenty-seventh (SolanO)-R. {. Carter (R.),
| ,lOl: E. G. Dozer d., l,0i0.
Twenty-eghth (Marinl-Joseph Alney (R.),
| 9ll; L. B. Jackson ID, 675.
| Twenty ninth San Franciscol-M. L. German
| d., III: J. II. Daily (R.), $685. J. H. Hunaber,
| Thirtieth (san Francisco)-s. J. Burke o.,
| go: E. c. kalben RI 15s: Z. II. Doyle, IA
Thirty-frSt (San Francsco)-J ". Eaton d.,
| $40: P. Deyeny (R.), ,O6g; J. NJ. Sharkey, rs.
Thirty second San Francisco)-F. J. Pinder
| d., ,29i Joseph Franklin r., 1870; G. B.
Thirtv-third tSan Francisco)-J J. Kenny o.,
| go; W. B. May (R.), 1,l25; Edward Connolly,
| 1G2.
d., 664; +. W. Hussey (R.), 1,o22; Ed. Pyne,
Thirty-ffth San Francisco)-s Braunhart
3D. 915; y. T. Whitcomb RI, ,2i6; ]. H. Flynn,
Thirty-sixth tsan Franciseo)-samuel Mckee
ID, 962; John Lafferty RI, 1,07S; Thomas
Thirty-sevcnth San Francisco)-D J. Gordon
d., 1902; 81. Sullivan r., ,253; F. j. Zehanda
Thirty-eighth San Francisco)-w j. Sullivan
d., 1929; W. B. Hunt RI, 1,2l5; Louis Solo
Thirty ninth San Francisco)-M. A. Wilson
o., 90; Charles II. Ward r., 1910; b. P Rair
don. 81.
l 90, J. Buelcrt r.. l0sl; W. Bradford, l6l.
Forty-iirst (San Franesco)-H c. Firebaugh
r., l1S5; K. 2. Ashe ID, go Samuel Guthrie
Forty-second San Francisco)-v. C McMur-
ray, Jr R), 1,i6l John J. Crooks, Jr. d. ri;
Joseph Aldack, las.
Forty-third san Francisco}-Eugene F. Loud
RI. IO20: Charles W. Welsh d., 914
Forty-iourth tSan FranciSco)-Fredcrick NJ
Lowell RI, 1,1l6; Philip Mcguire d. l,Qsl.
Forty-ffth (San Francisco)-H. J. McJunkin
Forty-sixth San Franciseo)-T. II. Mcdonald
lD) IO20; A H. Cook RI, $50; Thomas Don