Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-09
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL p1srRror.

duultiODdl IctuIuS nave Ue6u RECEIVED To-
day from the First or Second Congressional
Districts, in which the result of Tuesday IS
election is still in doubt. Returns from
303 out of 45T precincts in the First Dis
trict give Barham (R.) It's plurality. Eight
counties in this district, from which re-
turns are incomplete, gave DeHaven (R J
161 majority two years ago.
10 r. M.-Returns from S47 out of 457
precincts in the First Congressional Dis.
trict give Barham rep plurality of 254.
The counties in this district from which
the returns are incomplete are Coluss, Del
Norte. Humboldt. Mendocino, Modoc, Plu-
mas, Sierra, Siskiyou and Trinity. These
nine counties two years ago gave DeHaven
(Rep for Congress 2S2 majority. They
also gave Cleveland majority of 313 over
Harrison. The returns already received
from these nine counties embrace 1856 out
Of total of 2e6 precincts. These 156 pre-
cincts give Geary 277 plurality.
CoLUsL, November Sth.-Fall returns
from thirty precincts Of Colusa county give
Geary, for Congress, 2,142; Barham, 1,2l4.
Two small precincts are yet to hear from.
YRRKA. November Sth.-Nothing definite
can be known until Monday. Thirteen of
forty precincts give Geary 90 majority.
Complete returns will reduce this to
about so.
UKIAH, November sth.-The election re-
turns for county officers are about all in.
There are 81 precincts yet to hear from on
Congressman. The vote up to date is:
Geary $40, Barham 713.
WEAvERvILLK, November 8th.-Barham
(Rep.) 412; Geary Dem. }. 1884. Five pre-
cincts in the county are yet to hear from.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Sth.-Returns
from 34l out of 400 precincts in the Second
District give Blanchard Rep 474 plurality.
Two counties in this district, from which
practically no returns have been received,
gave Cleveland majority of 331 over Har-
rison two years ago.
In the Second Congressional District the
counties from which complete returns have
been received give the following majorities:
Observation-Disclosures, 327, FL Dorado, 90;
Stanislaus, 40S; Tuolumne, 90. Republi-
can-Butte. 80; Calaveras, 1872 Placer, 271;
San Joaquin, 351; Suffer, Is; Yuba. SO.
From Mariposa county, which gave
Cleveland $50 majority in 1885, no returns
have been received, while the returns from
MERGED and Nevada are incomplete. Four
teen precincts out of twenty-five in MERGED
give a Democratic majority of 127. The
tOlaty SoFC OiCNCiAho <OI
Thirty-nine precincts out of forty nine in
Nevada give Republican majority of go
The county gave Harrison a majority of
1875.
ALI returns received. being from 800 pre-
cincts out of 404, give Blanchard SO major
ity.
Private advices received by the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee from Mari
posa county state that Caminett has a plu-
rality of 156 in that county.
PLACERv1LLE, November 8th.-Returns
from all the precincts of FL Dorado county
give Caminetti (for Congress) 1,341, Blan.
chard 1921,
JACKSON November 8th.-Amador county
complete gives Caminetti 1913, Blanchard
1,1S6.
ORovILLE, November 8th.- Blanchard
207l, Caminette 1894. Four small pre-
cincts are missing on the Congressional
vote, but from the best information OBJ
tainable they will increase Blanchard
majority five.
MERGED, November sth.-Fourteen pre-
The votes of eight precincts are yet to
hear from.
HUMBOLDT RETURNS.
EUREKA. November Otu.-Oi4 pISCluClS
of Humboldt are not vet heard from, but
will not materially change the result of the
State or the Congressional vote. Forty
eight precincts give Markham 2, 290, Pond
1,773, Bsrham 1855, Geary zoos.
CONTEST IN coLUsA.
CoLUsA. November 8th.-The election OF
n. P. Eakle ID as Assemblyman from Co
lusa county will he contested by his op-
poBent, J. c. Campbell (R on the ground
of fraudulent voting. Eskle's majority
was %.
SusANvILLE, November Sth. = Geary is
about sixty ahead. The Democrats elect
the Judge, Clerk and Coroner. All others
are Republican. All the precincts are in.
MONO COUNTY.
BRIDeEPoKr, November Sth. - Mono
county election returns give Markham for
Governor 161 majority; Bowers, Republican
candidate for Congress of the Sixth District,
1866 majority; Walters, Republican candi-
date for State Senator, 14 majority; liant
we'll, Republican candidate for the Assem-
bly,, 179 majority. Following are the
county officers elected: W. n. Virden,
Superior Judge; NJ. ]. Cody, Sheriff; John
D. Murphy, County Clerk. Auditor and
Recorder; John ]. WEIGH, Assessor; 81. M.
Eddy, District Attorney; d. M. Walters,
Administrator and Coroner; Miss Cornelia
Richards. School superintendent Joseph
A. Brown, Treasurer, all of whom are Re-
pnhlicans excent Cody Sheriff