Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-07
THE STATE.
Markham's Majority Likely to be Up
ward of l2.OOO.

THE STATE.
Markham's Majority Likely to be Up
ward of $4,000.
SAN Francisco, November 6th.--The
counting of the ballots cast at Tuesdays
election still continues at the new City
Hall, but it is slow work. The clerks en-
gagged on the task labored until O'Clock
this morning, when recess was declared,
so that needed rest might be enjoyed for a
few hours. At o'clock none of the clerks
had returned, and it was nearing the noon
hour when all of the persons were in at
tendance ready to proceed.
A conference was held to day between
Registrar Smiley and Mayor Pond, regard
ing the counting of the ballots that is now
going on. The Republican party was also
represented by attorney Dorm and the
Democrats by attorney Ackerman.
Nothing definite was arrived at, but a
general talk was indulged in in connec-
ton with the correctness of the work, and
the advisability of having recount of all
the ballots. The matter of sealed bulle-
tins being inclose1 in fully fifty ballot
envelopes was spoken Of, but no action was
taken.
lip. Returns from 1057 precincts
outside of San Francisco give Garroutte
\htpJ 10 100 OOucy ADctuJ VI Otf
Returns from 1,O4S precincts outside OF
San Francisco give Beatty (Rep.) PAT,
Stanley (Dem.) 56 .SsS.
Returns from l ,l06 precincts outside of
San Francisco give Waite rep for Sec
retary of State GA ,055, Hendricks (Dem.)
60726.
Returns from l ,354 precincts in Califor-
MIA, including 203 precincts in this city,
give Markham (Rep.) for Governor 95 203,
Pond (Dem so, $50. Markhsm's plurality
IA 444 These figures include the vote from
a little less than two-thirds of the total
number of precincts in the State.
Complete returns from 969 precincts. out
side of San Francisco, give Garoutte tRep.)
(Dem.) SO 232. Harrison (Rep) 6S 642,
Smith (Dem) 5S,361, DeHaven (Rep.)
TAPS, Hatch Dem SO S25
11:3o P. Returns from 1 ,U46 precincts
outside of San Francisco, give Debaven
(Rep) for Supreme Court Justice 63 ,S7S
Hatch (Dem-) 61.060, Harrison (Rep.) H.
1863, Smith (Dem.) 60,e70.
VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9th = 9:15
P. M.-Complete returns from 1S5 out of
457 precincts in the First Congressional
District give Geary (Dem.) 10 AIS, Barham
(Rep) 10, 1886. Geary's majority, SO
$50 P. M-Complete returns from 236
out of 404 precincts in the Second Con-
gressionai District give Blanchard (Rep
1888, Csmineti (Dem.) II 9SS. Blanch
ards majority, 800
9:45 P M-Returns from 23i out of the
PSI precincts in the Third Congressional
Districts give McKenna (Rep Is 302,
Irish (Dem.) 13 3O7. McKenna's majority,
,995.
10 P. M.-Returns from SO out of 112
precincts of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict, outside of San Francisco. give Loud
(Rep.) 6,647, Clunie (Dem.) 6.445. Loud's
majority, 202.
10 P. M-Returns from 36l out of $40
precincts in the Sixth Congressional Dis
tricts give Bowers (Rep 25,430, Curtis
Dem 21,27S. Bowers msjority 4,152.
MARKHAM's THAMES.
The following was received to-day:
PASADENA (CaL), November 5, 1890.
/. C. Stump Chairman Republican State Central
Committee, Sun Francisco Cdl Please accept for
yourself, and extend to your associates, my
most sincere congratulations tor the conscien-
tious and efficient management OF this most sat
isfactOry campaign. One and all accord to your
committee much ofthe glory achieved by our
party. On my part ! did my very best, and
to conduct an honorable campaign, and l know
that the good people of the State appreciated
my efforts in that regard.
We have won victory that will go down in
the history of this State unsurpassed, and when
we see what has happened to our party In the
East, we have right to demand double con-
gratulations from every Republican State in the
Union for our fidelity to the party. My election
is not my victory, but the victory OF thousands
of good Republicans in the State The great
harmony in the party, the loyalty of all the
whole ticket, is the keynote of our success
My aim shall be to devote myself to the inter,
ests of the grandest State of the Union. and
thereby promote the best interests OF the grand
old Republican party. Our people are wild
cisco.
Remember me kindly to all friends. Wish
49, ~ - "'''' '-'' H. H. MARKHAM.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
SAN Francisco, November 6th.-Returns
from the Senatorial Districts outside of San
Francisco, as faI as received, show the fol-
lowing results District No. 16. Dennisop
(R.) S04, Turner CD Las; No. Is, Simp-
son (R.) GAO, Blackwood (D.) 1919; No.
6. REYNOLDS (R) 1,793, Seawell Cd 1858;
No. s, Cadwalader (R.) 1879, Wilson Cd
1888; No. 2, Campbell tR LIP, Nutting
(D) 1.13l: No, IL, Bogsdsce (R.) 2,136,
Howe (D) 1872; No. 36, Sherman
I(R) 2,499 Berry CD 2,541; No.
10, Streeter (R.) 1897, Waters (D) 3046;
No. 80, Bailey (R.) 245, Farmer CD 2,l96;
No. ~, Neednam (h.1 Z,Uoz. darp W
2.675; No IL Huichips (R.) 1850, Ostrom
[D) 1854: No IA, Voorhies (R) 1,707,
Tuioch ID J 1850; No. 49, Carpenter r.
G. 1874, Wolfskill ID 5,603; No. 4 Pond (R.)
LAT, Price CD 1.242.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6th.-Returns
from Assembly Districts outside OF San
Francisco, as far as received, show the fol-
lowing result: District No. 8, Barnard r.
95l, Fimpel (D.) sos; No g. Smith { 4 493,
Gardiner (D) All; No. ID. Sims fR.) 575.
Garuet (D) 52l; No. 10. Hooking { r 474,
Dunkley (D} 3l6; No. II, Baughman r.
935, Baum Cd $50; No. l, Cobnrn (R.) 1853,
Robertson I'd 6S6; No. 81, Fowler Or J
1872. Mcleod Cd $50; No. 81, Bryant (R J
| $50, Baum (D.) 694; No. So, Mccall (R)
No. 81, Culver (R 594, Ryall (D.) 3S9; No.
So, Cram (R 1,225, Manning (D.) 7O5;
No. Sc, Ames tR 1,0o9, Tucker ID. y 37S;
No. Is. Brusie (R 1858, Fisher (D.) !, ,675;
No. 10, Bruner (R 1888. Johnson (D.)
.345; No 20, Campbell (R 1,067, Doty
| (D.) 1,0S1;-No. 81, Clark r. 1,056, Jack
SON CD 1.053; No. 26, Burner (R J / .325,
Tormey (D.l S71 No. 81, Robbins (R J
| 924, Wolfskill (D.) 926; No. %, Estey (R ]
767, Adams (D.) 6ss; No. 66, Alexander
(R.) 1854, Stonesifero CD 1,061: No. 81,
Brown (R 343,- Anthony Cd 800; No. so,
Freeman Or 1919, McGee ID I,2l7; No.
! 70, Lynch (R.) 1859, Barton (D.) 1,2s6; No.