The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-14
LAID OVER AGAIN,
No Action as to Altered
Returns.
Certificates of Election Issued to the
Chosen Candidates for the Senate
and Assembly.

Commissioners Smiley and Titon worked
with will yesterday at The official canvass.
They took turns az calling off and were
both fresh when they got through with the
days work. Fourteen precincts repre-
sented the labor of the day, and up TO last
night the returns from 147 precinets had
received the official approval of the Board
OF Election Commissioners, leaving 12S yet
to be canvassed.
Yesterday morning was set for further
investigation of the Eighth Precinct OF the
ThiTty-secoud Assembly District matter.
The returns from this precinct. it will be
remembered, were so altered as TO give the
Republican candidate for the Assembly the
election. Mayor Sanderson was absent
from the board through illness, and as the
attorneys in the case desire to have full
board present when the matter is acted
upon IL was agreed TO hold the investigation
over until Monday morning next
Mr.. Clunie then. on behalf of the Demo-
cratic party, asked the board 20 Issue certi-
hcates OF election 10 all tie State Senators
and members OF Assembly except in the
Thrty-third District. No objection was
made and on motion the following were de-
ciAred elected;
senators-Seventeenh District, William j.
Dunn; Nineteenth Thomas 4. Mitchell Twenty.
FIRST, William j. Blggy; IwentY-lniTd Charles s.
Arms; Twenty -1fih. John Fay.
Assemblymen-Iwenty eighth district. Thomas
=. Cusick; TWeniy-nIntb. William p Boyce |;
Thirteth pernard Conway; Thirty nrst John j..
Kennedy; ThlrIy-thTd. NJ. j. Hurley; Thirty
fourth. Richard J. Luttringer; Tnrty-ifih, J. G..
Gallagher; Ihlriy-sixlb, John Brownie; htfty-
eighth, Il II Slessinger; Tnriy-nInih julius
Kahn; Fortieih, Edmond Godchaux; FOriy-nrst
John Nj. Curtis; Forty second, William Hen.
Erickson, Jr.; FoTiy-thlTd, }. NJ. Marks; Forty
fourth. Joseph McGo9sn; ForIy-hlih, William
II. GaIely.
The canvass was then recommended and
nothing occurred 10 mar the working Of the
machinery until just at the close of the days
work, when DIR. 0'D0nnell dropped in 10
again enter protest against the illegallty
of the count with only one member OF the
board present. Mr.. Tilton Was that CON-
missioner, aud he complied with the doe
tors request by having the protest for the
third time entered on the minutes.
The following are the complete figures as
lar as tie count has gone for the principal
and most closely contested Offices:
Mayor-Barry BALDWIN 77II. Wendell Eastan
42+1. l.. X, Ebert BIG, 4. &. ODOnnrl IO3I7
Auditor-Cbarles Ashton 69ol, William Brod.
erlsk I2;slS; Thomas j. l. Smiley 1884.
McDade 1864 II. II. Scott 1868.
Tax CoilectoF-James n. Block lO1eo
Thomas OBren Sl62. e. II. Wejen 747S.
RecOIder-Max Brooks 67O9. Thomas j.
Glynn 10000. Edward b. Read S34g
County Clerk-M c. Haley lI.476 George w
Lee 8lG9 J. j. Moran 1921.
Judge OF tue Superior C0urt-Duncan Hayne
10. loo, James NJ Seawell 994S.
Judge of the Police Court-Charles 7. Con-
Ian 1896, John L. Humphreys lOOS6
Supervisor Fifth Ward-Sands w Forman
1858. George McGilliyray 1925
Supervisor Ninth Ward-P. f. Dundop e263
Albert Heyer 1902.
School DirectOrs-J. II. Culver 7l5o q w
Decker Il H kogaUald