The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-16
In CALIFORNIA.

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ballot system works well and is favor
ably considered.
Delays in counting the votes render
it impossible to give complete returns at
this time. The interior counties have
probably gone Republican. San Fran
cisco is claimed by the Democrats, who
assert that the city majorities will over
come the outside and throw the state to
the Democrats. The legislature is in
doubt and in many districts the success
full candidate will be elected by only a
few votes. In San Francisco a bitter
municipal fight was waged, the results
of which will not be known for a day or
two.
Following are the returns so far as re
ceived. They are very fragmentary. A
complete canvass will not be in for sew
eral days.
The Republican county ticket is
elected, with the possible exception of
sheriff and auditor. Earl Republican,
Is elected senator. The assembly is in
doubt.
Amador.
Incomplete returns indicate that
Cleveland carries the county by so plu-
rality, an increase of 40 over the Demo-
cratic vote of 1890. Caminetti's ma
jority will be over 400. The assembly
contest is close. The Democrats elect
the sheriff and a majority of the county
ticket.
Eighteen precincts in Butte county
give Harrison 761; Cleveland, IT'S. For
Congress: Caminetti, 1888; Davis, 815.
For assemblyman: Price (Democrat),
752; Chapman Republican,, 1888.
Coiusa.
Cleveland carries the county by 500 or
800 plurality. w. A. Vann, Peoples
party. will carry the county by 100.
English runs with the ticket.
Eel Dorado.
Returns from only four precincts give
Cleveland 1873, Harrison 213; for con-
gresham, CamiDetti 1875, Davis 1877; for
senator, Martin 1877, Thorp 80; for the
assembly, Sempers, Democrat, 154; Raw,
Republican, 155. The same precincts in
1888 gave Harrison IS majority.
Fresno.
The Democrats claim the county by
500 majority. The Republicans claim
$50 majority.
Humboldt.
The city of Eureka will give Geary
for congress 800 majority over Davis.
Geary's majority in the county is esti-
mated at 200. The returns show slight
Democratic gains for Cleveland. Nc
Gowan, Republican candidate for the
senate, and Bledsoe, Republican candi-
date for the assembly, are elected.
Cleveland and Wellborn carry Kern
county by a plurality of 400. q. A.
Pueschel, Democratic candidate for the
assembly in the Sixty-sixth District. is
elected by fully 200 majority. The en-
tire Democratic county ticket is elected
by a small majority.
Los Angeles.
The indications are that the result in
III Ctby Will DC WHY ClOS0 vi Uu0 nA-
tional ticket and that Marion Cannon
will beat Hervey Lindley in the city
precincts on the congressional ticket.
Uncompleted counts In five city wards
show Harrison is only ten votes ahead
of Cleveland. Half a dozen of the county
Democratic candidates will carry the
city, Judging from present indications.
Marin.
Probable majority for the Republicans
with but few exceptions.
Monterey.
Republicans claim the county By a
majority Of 300.
Harrison's majority estimated at 800.
Wade, Rep, is elected to the assembly
by q large majority. Other officers in
doubt.
The Peoples party polled about 500
votes and probably elected Bennett to
the assembly. Harrison carries the
bounty by 100. Returns coming in slow
Iy. Brock, Rep, has been elected county
clerk, and Lacy, DEM, is elected sheriff.
The assembly fight is undecided.
Shasta.
Republican majority of II. Shanahan
undoubtedly elected to the assembly.
San B~ernadino.
Claimed by the Republicans with 1000
plurality. Assembly in doubt.
Santa barbara.
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