Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-09
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
The Result of the oficial Canvass so far
as Completed.

The Result of the official Canvass so far
as Completed.
Below is given the official vote OF the late
State election, so far as canvassed by the
Secretary of State The vote on Congress
men will be canvassed tomorrow;
For Governor - Washington Bartlett,
S4,970; John F. Swift, S4,31S; Joel Rus
SELL GASP; P D. Wiggington, 7,347; z. 7.
O'Donnell, 1927; scattering, 1886. Bart
let's majority over Swift, 652.
For Lieutenant Governor-R. ii. Water
man, 81 969; NJ. F. Tarpey, 81, 476; A. ID.
Boran, 1886; Horace Bell, l,65S; scatter
| ing, 121 Waterman's majority over Tar
pey, 1,493.
For Secretary of State-W. C. Hendricks,
90, 4S1; w. S. Moore, S7,647; F. E. Kel-
logg, 4, 49S; C. n. Wilson, $40; scatter
ing, 40S; George E. Kellogg, 1,749. Hen
bricks majority over Moore, 1884.
For Controller-John 2. Dunn, 50, 469
]. E. Denny, 94S33; ]. A. Fairbanks,
1921; E. L. Denny So scattering, l69.
Dunn's majority over Denny, 636.
For State Treasurer-Adam Herold, 81
So: J. II. Neff 90,S63; H. S. Graves,
1922; George T. White, SLY scattering,
1874 Herold's majority over Netf, 609;
For ey-General-George A. john
son, SO, 102; w. H. H. Hart, 81, ZIG George
Babcock, 5,146; Alfred Daggett, 1888
scattering, 20S. Johnson's majority over
Hart, 1856.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ira G. Hoitt, 94,44S; A. ]. Moulder,
1880; D. A. Mobley, 1865; scattering,
1872; MOTLEY, $3.50. Hoitt's majority
over Moulder, 1913.
For Surveyor-G eneral-Theodore Reich
ert, 98, 24O; E. 0. Miller, 1893; George B.
Tolman, 1876 scattering 479. Reichert's
majority over Miller, 6,S42.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court: D.
Spencer, $3.50; James A. Orr, 5000;
julius Lyons, 5,25S; Samuel True, l,594
Samuel Frew. 1854; scattering, 49, a. +.
Darling, LOGS. Spencer's majority over
Orr 1884.
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
(short term)-Jackson Temple, 10S,655; II.
Hamilton, S3,S37; scattering, l. 102. Tenn
pies majority, 24,80S. (Long term)-A.
Van R. Patterson, 101 ,6S5; T. B. McFar
land, sc, SS4; ]. F. Sullivan, 92,741; Byron
Waters, 1853 William G. Murphy, $500;
scattering 555. Patterson's majority over
Sullivan, 1914; McFarland's majority over
Waters, 6,031.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
First Dissatisfaction E. Sloss Cd o.
161 A. c. Dithmar (R.), 20,663; Waldron
Shear (A), 2207; J. S. Reynolds, 2S3;
scattering, A. Sloss' majority over Dith-
mar, 1,49S.
Second District-L. C. Morehouse (R.),
%, 100 Chas. H. Randall (D.), 20,6S6; A. ].
Gregg (P.), 1913; scattering, 54 More
houses majority over Randall, 2,072.
Third District-John Beatty, Jr. (R.),
1852 C. Z. Wilcoxson 3D., q, 33S; Thos.
Bair, 600; L. Mansfield, 919; scattering,
1856. Wilcoxson's majority over Beatty, I'll.
Fourth District-M. D. Hamilton (R.),
81 ,O59; John T. Gaffey CD, 27,222; l.. B.
Hogue, 1851; Mark D. Hamilton, 1899;
scattering, 100. Gaffey's majority over
Hamilton, 6,163.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
First District-A. Abbott (R.), $1,000; ].
A. Filcher (D), 1884; Henry Wilson
CU. L., $40; w. c. Damon (P.), 155; G.
Bateman, 5SS; scattering, "a. Abbott's
majority over Filcher, 1,265.
Second District-T. J. White 3D., %, 100;
J. NJ Litchfeld (R.), %, S5S; John c. Green
Gu. L.), 1896; scattering, 235. Whites
majority over Litchfield, 262.
Third District-James W. Rea (R.), &c.
466; W. W. Foote 3D.. Sc, 2S3; S. NJ. Nc
Lear (A.), 3,174; scattering, %. Rea's ma
jority over Foote, 1873.