The morning call., 1890-11-09
VICTORIOUS
REPUBLICANS.
The Entire State Ticket Safe for
the Party.
A Clear Working Majority in the Legislature
List Of the Successful Candidates for
Senate and Assembly.

Since yesterday the returns on Governor
show little change in the relative positions
OF the Republican and Democratic standard
bearers. Markham's plurality has been
slightly increased in few of the interior
counties, but this is offset by his diminished
plurality in this city, which, however, still
places him 10000 ahead of Pond. The re-
turns on the rest of the State ticket stand
unaltered, in the absence of any further
news since yesterday, There is no doubt
that the Republican ticket has been elected
Throughout.
Most OF the interest is now centered on
the Congressional fight in the First and
Second districts where the vote is very
close, as will be seen by reference to the
proper table.
THE LEGISLATURE.
A careful examination of the returns up
to midnight shows that the next Legislature
will be Republican by majority OF fifty
four on joint ballot. There are twenty hold
over Senators, of whom fourteen are Repub-
licans and six Democrats. The elections
have resulted in just doubling these figures,
making the party representation stand
twenty-eight Republicans to twelve Demo-
Gratis, or majority of sixteen in the SEN
ate. Of the eighty Assembiymen elected the
Republicans gained fifty-nine seats and the
Democrats lwenty-one, Il majority of thirty
eight, which, added to that in the Senate,
gives the Republican party their majority OF
ffty-four on joint ballot
THE SENATE.
The Senators-elect on the Republican
ticket are: c. l.. Pond, Fourth District; j.
w. Ragsdae, Tenth District; E. c. Voor-
Sixteenth District; W. Simpson, Eighteenth
District; G. H. Williams, Twentieth Dis
trict; d. II. Everett, Twenty-second Dis
trict; j. III. Mahoney, Twenty-fourth Dis
trict; }. I. BrodericE Twenty-sixth Dis
trict; I. c. Maler, Twenty-eighth District;
Walter. Thirty-fourth District; K. b. Car
penter, Thrty.eighth District; III. Nj.
Streeter, Forteth District.
The Democratic Senators elect are: G. W.
Nntting, Second District; j. III. Seawel,
Sixth District; II. Z. Wilson, Eighth Dis
c. Harp. Thirtieth District; &. s. Berry,
Thirty-sixth District.
THE ASSEMBLY.
The newly elected Republican Assembly
men are: Z. l.. Coburn, who Will represent
Del Norte and Siskiyou; A. j. Bledsoe.
Humboldt; j. I. Jones, Modoe and Lassen;
J. 7. Matlock. Tehama; I. IL. Barnard,
Butte. Eighth District; j. j. Smith, Butte.
Ninth District; G. A. Sturtevant. Mendo-
cino; L. e. Hooking, Nevada; j. c. Brusie,
Sacramento, Eighteenth District; Z. Bru-
ner, Sacramento, Nineteenth District; r.
Barnett. Souoma, Twenty fourth District;
Ii: L. Western, Sonoma,. Twenty-hfth Dis
trict; C. A. Burner, Solano, Twenty-sixth
District; L. II. Esty, Marin; L. j. Tully,
Thirtieth District, San francisco; j.
Hayes, Thirty-firSt District, j. E: Lewis,
Thrth third District; j. P. Glynn,
Thirty sixth District; NJ. W. Coffey,
Thirty-seventh District A. T. Barnett,
Thirty-eighth District; I. W.: Dennis. For
tieth District; II. c. Dibble, Forty-first Dis
trIct; L. A. Phillips, Fortg-second District;
Wentworth. Forty-fourth District; E. F.
Bert, Forty-fifth District; l.. Hoey. Forty
sixth District; j. I. Steltz, Forty-seventh
District; j. Windrow, Forty-eighth District;
Santa Cruz; F. L. Fowler. Fifty-f first District,
Alameda; F. Bryant, Fifty-second District;
]. G. Mccall. Fifty-third District; E. S.
Culver, Fifly-fourtn District; Z. G. Cram,
Fifty-fifth District; A. Ames, Fifty-sixth
District; g. L. Carter, Contra Costa; r. 5.
J. l.. Beeeher, Fifty-ninth District. San
Joaquin; E. A. Freeman, Amador; A.
Brown Caaveras; Z. Z. Dow, Sixty-third
District, Santa Clara; j. r. Lowe. Sixty
fourth District; G. E. Hersey, Sixty-ffth
District j. AlexaRdfF waa1 Sta1islaas
y. L. Lazy, D' ".
Fresno; 0. Sanders, Tuare; f. E. Hume
well, Alpine, Mono and Inyo; NJ. Harloe,
San Luis Obispo; w. A. Hawley, Santa
Barbara; w. James, Kern and Ventura; F.
N. Marion, Seventy-sixth District, Los
Angeles; j. c. Lynch, San Bernardino; n.
A Young. San Dicgo-59.
The Democrats elected Assemblymen as
follows: A. Berding, to represent the Thhd
District, Humboldt; |. w. II. Hanahan,
Trinity and Shasta; F: R. Wehe, Plumas
and Sierra; Ii. p. Eakle, Colusa; j. Fl.
Rrnfro, Lake; ii. P. Stabler, .Sutter and
Yuma; M. Carver, Nevada; NJ. Martin,
Placer; r. W. Baum, FL Dorado; G. Doty,
Twentieth District, Sacramento; L. Jewett,
Twenty-third District, Sonoma; j. G. Wolf
skill, Twenty-seventh District, Solano; j.
F. Brown, Twenty-ninth District, San Fran
cisco; T. F. Barry. Thirty-fourth District;
W. j. Dunn, Thirty-fiith District; c. S.
Arms, Thirty ninth District; F. J. Murnam,
Tuolumne; +. II. Gould. Merced and Mari
posa; d. j. Watson, San Benito; j. r.
Matthews, Sevrnty-seventh District, Los
Angeles; II. B. Westerman. Orange and
Los Augeles-21,