The morning call., 1890-11-12

D). e51; Treasurer. G; P. ostrom o.,
Is; District Attorney. L. w. Fulkerth D0,
4S8; Recorder and Auditor. M. l. Sor-
ensen Cd, 451; Coroner and Public Admin
of Schools, w. B. Howard d., 227; Sur
veyor, Il. S. Lane 3D., 42S; Supervisor
Third District, John Dunn lR). y; Super
visor Fourth District, G. w. Tombs 3D., p.
AMADoR COUNTY.
Amador County gives Colgan 1914, Dunn
1868, Morehouse 1861, Dustenberry 1888,
Beckman 1347, Yell 1866, Bdwell 40, Win
chester S. Wetherell 70, Taylor "a, Hart 81.
LAKE COUNTY.
The official count of Lake County Is as
follows: Reddick 6S8. Del Vale 1877, Waite
691, Hendricks 1888, Colgan $50, Dunn 79S,
Mcdonald CSC, Herold 797, Hart 697,
Graves rs, Rei:hart 6Ss, Boom rs rs,
Hail 7s6, Beckman $50, Yell TT, Cole 65l,
Beamer s14. Beatty 692, Stanly 792, Harri-
son 694, Coffey 7S7. Garoutte 7o6, Smith 7S2,
De Haven Sos, Hatch 7S6. Reynolds 696,
Sewell SOC, Frazier Tic, Renfro S92, Bidwell
"a.
VENTURA COUNTY.
The Supervisors finished counting the
vote this afternoon, as follows: Bdwell 81,
Reddick 1925, Del Vale 1893. The highest
on the Republican ticket was Anderson for
State Superintendent 1910, the lowest Rud
dick 1925; highest Democrat Del Vale 1898,
lowest Hall, State Superintendent, 99l.
MARIN COUNTY.
The Supervisors canvassed the vote OF
Marin County to-day with the following re-
suit: Del Vale S2l. Reddick 1914, Hendricks
S24, Waite 1850, Dunn S2S, Colgan 1914,
Herold S2l, Mcdonald 1856, Graves 761, Hart
1145, Boom 7S6, Reiehert 1119. Spencer
$40. Brown 1859, Hall sol, Anderson
s6s. Cole 1850, Stanly so9, Beatty
1897 CGffey $685. Harrison 1856
Smith $40 Garoutte 1850, Hatch @6,
De Haven 1105. The county officers were
elected by the following majorities: Supe-
ror Judge. +. NJ. Angellotti (R.). 31l mem
Sheriff and Tax Collector. F; Healy
3D., 206; County Clerk, I. s. Bonueau
(R.), 1855; County Treasurer, r. /. Cottingham
ID. IS; District Attorney, J. w. Cochrane
3D., IA; Auditor and Recorder, z. II. Ben
son (R.), so; County Assessor, w. Wander
Furong r., 444; County Surveyor, George
NJ. Dodge (R.), SO; Coroner and Public Adj
ministrator, L. Eden (R.), 500.
SAN BENITo COUNTY.
The following is the result of the official
canvass: Total vote east, 1920; Republican,
696; Democratic, So; Prohibition, Y; Red Red
Hendricks, S43; Colgan, 694; Dunn.
SIS; Mcdonald. ESQ HeroId. 1913
Hart, 6S5; Graves, 500; Reichert, 695;
Boom, $40; Brown. 707; Spencer, $40; An
derson, 7o4; Hall, $50. Railroad Commits
sioner-Rea, 551; Archer, 10l1. Board of
Standardization, 600; Galley, S53.
Chief Justice - Beatty, 695; Stan!y,
$50. Associate Justice GarOutte 6S7,
Coifey S67, Harrison $50 Smith $40. Unex-
pired terrible Haven $50, Hatch $50. As
semblyman-Cargin (R.) 773. Watson CD
765.
BUTTE COUNTY.
In Butte County the Republicans elect
the Senator, both Assemblymen, Judge.
Sheriff. Clerk, Recorder, Collector, Treas
urer, School Superintendent and Surveyor.
The Democrats elect the District Attorney,
Assessor and Coroner.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
Following is the total vote of San Joaquin
County: GOvernOr-Bidwell 3S5. Lieu
tenant Governor = Reddick BIO, Del
Vale 2S15. Secret Try of State -
Waite 921S, HendiicsS 2756. Con-
troler-Colgan 30S2. Dunn 1892. Treas
urer-McDunald 3l61, Herod 2722. Attor-
ney- GeneraI-Hart 1885, Graves 1855. Sur
vryor-G eneral-Reichert 1874, Boom 2s4o;
Clerk of the Supreme COURTROOM
1927, Spencer 1851. Superintendent
of Public Instruction - Anderson 3l43,
Hall 1928. Chief Justice-Beatty 3140 STAN
~ 1885. Associate Justices-GaroutGe 1924.
Harrison 1923. Coffey 1854, Smith 2s41. JUS
tice, short tern-De Baven 513S, Hatch
1888. For Congress-Blanchard 1888, Can't
netti 2S43. Railroad Commissioner, Third
Dstrlrt-Rea 3107, Archer 1867. Board Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIZ, Dustenberry