Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
A Democratic Majority of at Least Two
Assured.

A DemOcraCic MsJOr1ty OF at Least Two
Assured.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE latest
returns seem to indicate that the Demo
Gratis will have a majority of two on
joint ballot in the next legislature, and
plurality of seven over the Repub-
licans. The last computation made to-
night shows: Democrats, 81; Repub-
licans, 55; Non-partisans, 2; Populists,
l. These figures are based upon returns
as complete as it will be possible to OBJ
tain until the official count determines
the result definitely.
Three districts in which the result
was particularly doubtful were heard
from more fully today They were the
Seventh senatorial (Lake and Napa
countless; the Ninth assembly, Mendo-
cino county, and the Sixty. second as
sembly, Fresno county.
The latest returns indicate the elec.
tion of Geeford, Dem, in the Seventh
senatorial district; Sturtevant, Dem /,
in the Ninth assembly, and Mordecai,
Dem, in the Sixty-second assembly
district.
According to the last returns the
| Democrats have elected IL senator's and
the Republicans have elected 8. With
IA hold over Republicans and 6 hold
over Democrats the senate will stand /:
Democrats, IS; Republicans, %.
The latest returns on the assembly in
dictate that the Democrats have elected
A, the Republicans 33, Non-Partisane
and Populists /.
The following will be the members of
the next legislature, according to the
most complete returns al hand tonight.
The list does not include the IA hold
over Democrats in the senate.
Senate-First district. MCGOWAN,
Rep. Third, Ford, Rep Fifth, Martin,
Dem. Seventh, Gesford. Dem Ninth,
Hoyt, Rep; Eleventh, McAilis'er,
Dem. Thirteenth, Hart, Rep; Fiji
teenth, Langford, DEM. Seventeenth,
Dunn, Dem; Nineteenth, Mitchell.
DEM; Twenty first. Biggy, Dem. /;
Twenty. third, Arms, Dem; Twenty
fifth, Fay, Dem. Twenty-seventh. Earl,
Rep Twenty-ninth, Burke, Dem. !:
Thirty first, Whitehurst, Dem Thirty
third, Flint, Rep Thirty fifth, Orr,
Rep Thirty seventh, Mathews, Dem. !;
Thirty ninth, Sey mour, Rep.
Following is iist OF the assembly
men, as arranged numerically from the
First to the Eghtieth district: Duff,
Dem Bledsoe, Rep. Johnston, Rep. I;
Matthews, Dem. Shanahan, Dem. !;
Standard. Rep Price, Dem. Duirt,
Rep Sturtevant, Rep; Vann, Rep. /;
Jacobs, Dem Thomas, Rep Hamil-
ton, Dem Raw. Rep Sargent, Dem. +;
Drees, Dem Sims, Dem Wade, Rep ;
McCauley, Dem Anderson, Rep. ;
Chapman, Rep; Owen, Rep. Taylor,
Rep; Emerie, Dem; Larue, Dem.
Hutson, Dem. Schropbel, Dem. /; Gu
sick, Dem; Boyce, DEM; Conway,
Dem. ; Kennedy, Dem ; Buckley, Dem.
Burley, Dem; Luttringer, Dem.
Gallagher, Dem Brownley, Dem.
Burke, non partisan; Scblessinger
Drm. Kiebler, ,non-partisan ; Godchaux
Dem; Curtis. Dem H-ndrickson
Dem. +; Marks. Dem McGowen. Rep
Gately, DEM; O'Neill, Dem. Bretz
Dem. McElroy, Dem Miller, Rep
Taggart, Rep /; Dodd, Rep; O'Keefe
Rep Roges, Rep Johnson
Dem Bennett, Rep; Thomas, Dem.
Gould, Dem.; Marston, DEM; Mat
thews, Dem. Mack, Dem. Duckworth
Rep Mordecai. Dem Jacobson, Rep
Blakely, Rep; Afford. Dem. ; Puerchel
DEM; Barlow, Rep; Talbot, Rep.
Perkins, Rep. Simpson, Rep; An
drous, Rep. kerns, Dem.; Finlavson
DEM. Pendleton. Rep; Bulla, Rep.
Bennett, Dem; Barber, Rep; Lynch
Rep Brandt, Rep. Casterline. Rep.
FRESNO, Nov. 11.-Mordecai, Dem.
defeated Bresee, Rep, by 20 votes fo
the assembly, from the Sixty-secon,
district. Bresee comedies this. H.
Jacobson, Rep. and Pop. candidate fron
the Sixty third district has defeate
Wallace, DEM, by about 125.