Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-07
No improvement in the Cali.
fOrnia Count.
.Markham's Majority Seems to
Be Steadily Growing.
A Democrat Possibly Elected in the
First Congress District.
The Legislature Republican by Large
Majority-Latest Official
Bulletins.
Associated Press Dispatches.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Late this al
ternoon complete returns had been re-
ceived from more than one-half the
precincts in California, outside Of San
Francisco, and from about two-thirds OF
the precincts in this city. These returns
give Markham, r, for governor, more
than 10000 plurality over Pond, d.
They also show that the Republicans
have carried the entire state ticket by
generally similar plurality. The entire
Republican ticket in this city, with the
exception OF one minor Office, is un-
doubtedly elected by pluralities ranging
from few hundred to four
thousand. The returns from the pre-
cincts heard from, give Sanderson, r,
for mayor, a plurality of 2500 over
ODonnell, L. There seems to be no doubt
that the Republicans have elected five
out OF the six congressman in the state,
and indications are that the entire con-
gressional delegation will be Republi-
can, though the contest in the
first district is close. Returns from
liGtle less than one-half the
precincts in the first district show
that Barham, r, is leading by 116 votes.
1HO WulCu Will clSCU ~
United states senator, will have large
Republican majority in both branches.
Indications are that the Democrats have
elected but three of the twenty assem-
blymen in this city, and that the five
senators from San Francisco will be all
Republicans.
Senatorial Districts.
Returns from the senatorial districts
outside of San Francisco, as far as re-
ceived, show the following result:
District No. 16-Dennison, r, 304l
Turner, d, l748.
District No. 1s-simpson, R. 264O
Blackwood, D, 1949.
District No. 6-Reynolds, R, 1893;
Seawell, d, 1858.
District No. 8-Cadwallade r, 1878;
Wilson, d, 2538.
District No. 2-Campbell, R, 1l12;
Nutting, ., 113l. t5 .4stt ..s
District No. 11-Bagsdale, R, 2l36 ;
Howe, d, S43.
District No. 36-Sherman, II, 2499;
Berry, D, 254l.
District No. 40-Streeter, R., 1897;
Waters, ID, 3046.
District No. 32-Bailey, R, 2351, Far
mer, d, 2196,
District No. 30-Needham, r, 20S2
Harp, D, 2675.
District No. 12-HutcElns, R, 1850;
Ostrom. D, 1864.
District No. 14-Voorhees, R, 1907;
Tullock, d, 1850.
District No. 3S-Carpenter, r, 1894;
Wolfskill, =, 5603.
District No. 4-Pond, R, 1477; Price,
d, 1912.
Assembly Districts.
Returns from assembly districts out
side of San Francisco, as far as received,
show the following result
No. 2-Bledsoe. r, 62S; Freese, $500.
No. 3-Hart, r, 157; Buding, D, 1852.
No. 4-Brigman, R, 314; Shanahan,
d, 1876.
No. 5-Jones, R., 2l7; Jackson, d.,
1S2.
No. 6-Hall, R, 773; Welch, D, SAT.
No. 7-Matlock, R., 130; Wiley, d.,
1872.
No. s-Barnard, r, 9s1; Fimpel, D,
80S.
No. 9-smith, r, 493; Gardiner, d,
ALI.
No. 1O--Campbell, R. 1904; Eakel, D,
1866.
No. 11-Sturtevant, R., 12l7 Tindall,
d., 1S7.
No. 12--Fraser, R, $685. Renfro, d,
$40.
No. 13-Cutter, r, 1929; Stables, D,
1869.
No. 14-Sims, r, 573; Carver, D, 52l.
No. 15-Hocking, K, 474 Dunkley, d,
316.
No. 16-Hawk, R, 965; Martin, D,
1929.
No. 17-Baughman, r, 935; Baum, D,
$50.
No. 1S-Coburn, R, 76S; Robertson,
d, 636.
No. 1S--Brusic, r., 1888; Fisher, d.,
675.
No. 19-Bruner, r, 1888; johnson, D.
1345.
No. 2O-Campbell, R, 1867; Doty, D,
No. 2l-Clark. R, 1856; Jackson, D,
1868.
No. 22-Coombs, R, 1856; Lyman, d,
No. 23-Murphy, r, 564; Jewett, D,
Ma. 25--Weston, r, 977; O'Harra, D,
708.
No. 26-Durner, r, 1926; former, D,
ST.
No. 27-Robbins, R, 924; Wolfskill, D,
926.
No. 28-Estey. r, 767; Adams, D, 6sS.
Nb. 34--Barnet, R, S74; Hutchinson,
ID, S52.
lIo. 4o-Gordo, r., 739; Thornton, D.,
624.
No. 5o-Galbraith, R., 1856; Byrne,
D., 1889.
No. 51-Fowler, R., 1882; Mcleod, D.,
$50.
No. 52-Bryant, R., sos; Baum, D.,
694.
No. 53-McCall, r., sos; Hirschler, D.,
431.
No. 54-Culver, R., 594; Ryall, D.,
3S9.
No. 55-Cram, R., 1925; Manning, D.,
7O5.
No. 56-Ames, R., zoos; Tucker, D.,
378.
No. 57-Carter, r., 1857; Terrill, D,
1905.
No 5s-Johnson, r, 1859; Shelley, D,
1868
No. 5s- Beecher, Il, 1906; Stephens,
n