Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-04

ORoyILLE-Following is the vote of
twenty-eight of the forty-eight precincts of
Butte county: Swift 1,116, Bartlett 1,051,
Campbell 1,090, Biggs 1,22S, Abbott ], 215,
Filcher LIS, Beatty ], 197, Wilcoxen l, 112
This does not include the town of Chico.
The election of Jones (Dem.), for Senator,
and Henry (Dem.), Assemblyman, in the
Eighth District, is conceded.
JAcKsoN.-Full returns except Jackson
give Bartlett 90 majority in Amador
county. Biggs, for Congress, has over go
majority. Jackson's vote is estimated in
the above.
SANTA. .PAuLA.-Swift 81, Bartlett IS,
Russell IS, Wigginton l, Vandever 107,
Lynch 81.
SANTA BARBARA.-Seven precincts out
side of this city gives the following vote:
Swift 2S4, Bartlett 290, Vandever 277,
Lynch 81. State Senator-Steele, Rep,
273, Broughton, DEM, 290. Assembly
Mclean, Rep, 235. Heath, Dem, 332.
Observation-Disclosures 1879, Swift 157,
Russell 6, 0'Donnell 8, Wigginton II,
Temple 262. Waters 1872, Sullivan 1874, Nc
Farland 1871, Patterson 201, Hamilton Us,
Lynch 215, Vandeyer ia.
SAN BERNARpIYo. Swift 545, Bartlett
496, Tarpey sos, Waterman 40, Lynch 554,
Vandever 400, Temple 437, Waters 615,
Sullivan 4S6, Patterson 596, Mcfarland 423,
Hamilton 498. Senator-Bowers (R.) 517,
Russell CD All. Assembly-Barton 3D.
SIS, Ecles (R.) 4S1.
RED BLUFF.-The vote of this county
from all but three small precincts, which
will about divide the party vote, is as fol-
lows, the same including the full vote of
Red Bluff: Bartlett 1913, Swift S9S, O'Don-
nell 237, Dunn 1.136, Denny 800, Hen
bricks lips, Moore 9S6, Thompson LAS,
Garter 91S, Filcher 1,1S6, Abbott 937, Sulli-
van LOO, Waters 1,07c, Temple LOIS,
Patterson 1929, Mcfarland 1920, Hamil-
ton 964.
SANTA BARBARA-All the precincts in the
county have reported. The following are
the majorities on the State and Congress
sional tickets: Swift 80, Vandever (Rep)
for Congress, 80. For State Senator =
Broughton (Dem.) Assemblyman-Heath
Dem ITO. These figures are unofficial,
but are nearly accurate.
MopEsTo-Complete returns from Stani-
slaus county give the following Democratic
maiorities Bartlett 4S1, Tarpey 495. Hen
bricks $50, Dunn 1913, Herold 523, johnson
sos, Miller 521, Spencer 548, Moulder 529,
Biggs 397, Foote 553, Galley $50, Sullivan
AS lover Patterson), Waters $40 lover Nc
Farland), Temple SIG. Joint Senator
Meany, SIG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $50.
YREKA.-Returns from all precincts ex-
cept six in the Salmon river section Oak
Bar and Pleasant Valley, indicate that the
Democratic State ticket will not receive
over 100 majority, and 125 for Briceland,
Democratic candidate tor Senator. Camp
bell Republican for Assembly, will receive
about 175 majority.
OAKLAND.-The result of the election in
Alameda county with 200 votes yet to be
counted, is as follows Swift 5,347, Bartlett
1876, Wigginton 1,34S, Russell $50, 0'Don-
nell 772, Cox s, McKenna 6,063, McPike
$500, Rea 5000, Foote 4,449, Morehouse
5,63l, Randall 5,143. These returns are
from the forty-eight precincts in Alameda
county.
WooDLAND.-The Democratic State
ticket has an average majority of
1876 in the county. Gesford, DEM, for
joint Senator, 20 in Yolo and 147 in Napa.
Adams, DEM, is elected Assemblyman.
MARYsvILLE-It is impossible to get
anything more than an estimate from SUIT
ter county on the State and legislative
ticket. Bartlett will probably carry the
county by very small majority, not to
exceed 20. Ohleyer, Democratic candidate
L
counties, has majority of over 400 in SUIT
ter, which elects him by about 375 major
ity. Chandler, Rep, for joint Senator of
Yuba and Suffer, is elected by 10 to 100
majority.
STocKToN..The Democrats elect the
State Senator and two Assemblvmen, the
full Legislative ticket.
PLAoERvILLE November 3d.-Complete
returns from Ell Dorado county give Swift
1,124, Bartlett 1874. The balance of the
ticket is about the same ratio.
FREsNo-Seventeen precincts give Bart
lett 1914, plurality over Swift.
GREENvILLE-From returns received at
SP. NJ. Swift's majority in Plumas county is
estimated at 125. Garter, for Congress, 120,
SANTA CRUz-Complete returns from the
county give Swift 154 plurality over Bart
lett. Returns for Wigginton, Russell and
O'Donnell are not all in, but the vote for
neither will probably much exceed 100.
Rea, for Railroad Commissioner, has 20S
over Foote. Hamilton, for Board of Equal
ization, has % over Galley. FELTON,, for
Congress, has 131 over Sullivan.
SAN JosE.-Four- fifths of the count at
San Jose gives the following: Bartlett 994,
Swift 1882, Sullivan 1,047, FELTON, l, 230,
Foote 1,040 Rea 1,249. Swift will get 800
majority in the county. Feltons majority,
outside of San Jose, is 418. The Republi-
cans elected one Senator and two Assem-
blymen. The Democrats elect one Senator
and one Assemblyman. Rea, for Railroad
Commissioner, is running ahead of his
ticket.
MARYsvILLE-All but one small precinct
in Yuba county, which will not materially
change the result, gives Bartlett ,095 Swift
LOIS, Wigginton S. Russell 81, O'Donnell
Is, Cox l, Campbell 1,O7S, Biggs lib,
Abbott 1,05O, Filcher $50, Beatty 967, Will
coxon 651.
SAN Observation-Disclosures out of
thirtythree election precincts show the
following: Swift S45, Bartlett Sl4, Tarpey
Isl, Waterman 719, Lynch 753, Vandever
6S4, Temple AIS, Waters 979, Sullivan IA,
Patterson 6i9, Mcfarland Gil, Hamilton
(Rep.) 1872. Assembly-Barton dem 934,
Ecles (Rep) 706.
Los ANGELEs.-No news of the election
whatever being received from Los Angeles
up to midnight, the fear that it had been
swallowed by an earthquake induced the
REcoRD-UNIoN to send a private telegram
to the Los Angeles Times making solictous
inquiry to which the following reply from
the Times was received at late hour; The
contest on the county ticket is close and
doubtful, with a chance of the election of
two or three Republican nominees. Swift,
for Governor, and Vandever (Rep.), for
Congress, are 200 or 800 ahead in the county
as far as can now 1870 P. ny be judged.
Stephen NJ. White (Dem.) is probably
elected Senator in the Thirty-eighth Dis
trict over Hazard (Rep.) The result on the
other four legislative nominees is not yet
known. Moore (Rep.), for Secretary of
State, is so per cent. behind his ticket in
places. He will go out of the county 1000
or l 200 behind"
SAN FRANcIsco.-Up to noon to-day
there had been counted in this city 1872
votes. Of these Bartlett has 5.544, Swift
1850. Wigginton S66, 0'Donnell 982 This
gives Bartlett 664 plurality or about one
third of the total vote cast If this rate is
maintained Bartlett will go out of the city
with about 1000 plurality, which will not
be sufficient to overcome Swifts plurality
in the interior, as far as counted. Pond,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, had a
plurality over Doble, Republican, of 1 $3.50,
which insures his election.
SAN FRANCIsco.-Returns from % COM