The record-union., 1892-11-10

few ballots were thrown out because of
errors. The vote on amendments and
propositions cannot now be ascertained.
SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 9.-Marin County
complete gives Harrison Electors 236
majority. The Democrats only carry
three precincts ont of eighteen. Nc
Allister tDem.), for the Senate, has over
100 over Rankin (Rep.). Taylor Rep
has good majority over wilkins (Dem.).
The extire county ticket is Republican,
except Treasurer and District Attorney.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 9. - The Orange
County election returns are all in. A
large vote was polled. The Republicans
carry the county for Harrison by a small
majority. They have lost ground mate
rally here. Bowers for Congress carries
the county by about 100. Seymour carries
the county by small majority. Ben
nett, the Peoples party and Democratic
nominee for the Assembly is elected.
The Democrats elect Lacey for Sheriff.
Bowers tor Recorder, Finley for Sur
veyor and Scarborough District Attorney.
The balance of the ticket is Republican.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. e. The Demo-
cratic majority in in Kern County for
President, Congressman and Assembly
man is about 80. The Republicans have
elected y. r. Conklin Superior Judge by
409 majority, and they have also elected
three Supervisors and several other mu-
nicipal officers.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 9.--It is i'm
possible to give the tull county returns.
Enough is known, however, to say that
the county is Republican by at least 1000
majority. Bowers, for Congress, is per
haps slightly ahead OF his ticket Booth
Dem.) is elected Sheriff by perhaps 800
plurality, and Hamilton (Dem.l by a
small majority. The rest of the county is
Republican.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 9.-Harrison will
have plurality in the city of 100. County
olncers elected are about as follows:
Sheriff, in doubt; County Clerk, Z. H.
Ward (Rep.) Auditor, T. E. Lopez
lRep.); Recorder, Arthur Bray (Rop.;
Treasurer, j. DeBarth Shorb (Dem.) Tax
Collector, E. E. Homitt (Dem.); District
Attorney, Ii. G. Dillon Dem. and PeoD;
Public Administrator, Frank NJ. Kelsey
tRep.); Coroner, H. G. Gales (Rep.};
Surveyor of Streets, d. f.. Ward lPeo.);
Supervisor, Second District, A. W. Fran
els (Rep.l; Fourth District, James Hay
(Rep.), and Fifth District, James Hanley
CDem.). On the Legislative ticket Bull
(Rep.l, Pendleton (Rep.), Simpson (Rep.)
and Andrews (Rep.) are probably elected,
While tlnlayson lDem.) and Harms
(Dem.l are elected. Walter Moore (Rep)
is defeated for the Senate by Mathews
(Dem.).
FRESNO, Nov. 9.-The total vote in
Fresno City was 1858; majority for Cleve-
land, 63. There are about fifteen more
precincts in the county TO hear from The
vote in the county so far exceeds 5000.
The official returns are slow coming in.
The election here shows large Republi-
can gains. q. W. Mordecai Dem. has
been elected to the Assembly, and ii. J.
I. Jacobson Q8ep.). The Democratic ma
jority in the county viii probably not
exceed 200. Bowers, Republican noml-
nee for Congress, has run ahead of his
ticket. Olin Wellhorn's majority will be
small. The Republicans have elected
nearly the entire county ticket.
CLARKsvILLE, Nov. 9.-Election re-
turns for Clarksville, El Dorado County:
Harrison 30, Cleveland IL, BidwelI 2.
Weaver 5, Caminetti 36, Davis %, Dunn
1, Martin 80, Shorp 81, Rain 35, Sneipers
49,