Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-23
THROUGH COUNTING THE VOTES.
The Vote in Detail for Presi-
Dental Electors.
Justices and COnstables Selected in
the Various Townships.
No Essential Variation From the esults
Already Printed In the "Herald.''
The Peace Officers Who
Were Elected.

cast at the recent election was COM
pleted, and the result was declared by
the board and directed to be spread up
on the records, in accordance with the
provisions of the election law.
The totals given by the official count
upon the national, congressional, legis-
lative and county tickets do not vary
essentially from the figures already pub
lished by the HERALD, and in nearly all
the offices are identical.
The vote in detail for the presidential
electors is az follows:
Republican-Thomas r. Bard, 10,226;
Joseph G. Campbell, 10,2O4; William
CURSOR, 1925; Michael L. Merry, 1O.-
2O6; James A. Waymire. 10,2O4; Ieaac
Hecht, 10,202; Henry V. Morehouse,
10,2Os; James R. Wilboughby, 1O,2O3;
s. L. Hanscom, 0,l96.
Democrats-t. A. Fiicher, BIG;
Joseph D. Lynch, Sl15; R. A. Long,
81l9; William Graves, 8l0S; r, P. Ham,
mond, 811l; Jackson Hatch, Sill; Mar
Gus Rosenthal, 810S; W. L. Siiman,
8112; ]. F. Thompson, 8l03.
People's-S. Bowers, 30S6; ]. 8. Dore,
3077; A. L. Warner, 3081; j. N. Barton,
3O8l; L. F. Moulton, 3076; 7. V. Gator,
3O77; VIM. Mccormick, 3O73; w. @.
Bowman, 3080; D. T. Fowler, 1912.
Prohibition-R. II. Mcdonald, 1348;
F. NJ. Porter, 1346; Archibald Macarthur,
1912; VIM. P. Miller, 7. L. Hierlihy, II.
H. Luse, F. E. Cation and F. E. Kellogg,
1910 each, and s. Fowler, 1888.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
The vote on the constitutional amend
ments and propositions to be voted on
was as follows:
Senate constitutional amend
ment No. lO(increasing legis-
lat we session to 100 rays) -. 4,672 12,325
Assembly constitutional amend.
ment No. q Qimiiing debts Of
counties. cities, towns, town.
ships. boards of education and
school districts 10 years srev-
enue, except by twothirds
Senate canst'tutopal amendm't
No. IL Increasing duties and
compensation OF Lieutenant
governor and removing limit
alton ON LAY OF clerks In state
Assembly constitutional amend
ment No (manner In which
an officer of the state may
cur a deficiency, aud prohibit
Ing legislature from apprOpri-
ating money 10 pay same If
otherwise incurred) ........ S,l99 o,2IS
Senate consttl utional amendm't
No ID (manneri in which cites
containing more than 800 in
habitants may frame and
adopt charters) ...........12 .12,164 2.793
PROPOSITIONS TO BE VOTED UPON.
For the election of United states sena-
tors by the direct vote OF the people. 1871
Against he ele, tion OF United States sen
ators by the direct vote I, the people 9l5
For the .an Francisco depot act. ;,.. 4.3sg
Againstthe Sau Eraucis depot act. IL ABS
For an educational qualification requir-
ing very voter 10 be able 10 write his
name and read any section OF the con-
stitpt'on in Eng .ish Language. Ia ,5S5
Against an educational q iaiifcation re-
Curing every voter to oe able to write
constitution in the English language. 300
Refund the debt-Yes. s.................... 1917
Refund the debt-NO.......... .......... 1928
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND CoNsTABLEs.
The following is the vote for two
justices of the peace and two constables
in the townships designated, not in
GLIDING Los Angeles city township, in
which the result has before been given
Antelope township, Justice Henry s.
Adney, Rep., 100; Ocott Smith Bulkley,
Pop, 80 Olcott Smith Bulkley, Dsm.,
80; @. w. Dodenhoff, Rep, SO
nstables-Frank Dowler, Rep, 90;
John A. Liddle, Pop, 13; John H. Lid
die, Dem 81; Mace A. Mayes, Pop, 81;
Mace A. Mayes, Dem, 5S; G. @. Mel
rose, SO.
Asusa township, justices-T. @. Boul-
din, Rep, III; e. Pickett, Pop, AZ; w.
J. Finley. Pop, 70: John NJ. Kaiser,
Dem, ll3; John McNish, DEM, 152;
John Shilton, Ind, 118; II. s. Cook,
Rep, l49; T. R. Sykes, 81. I. Skyes, l !;
Constables "a. w. Campbell, Pop,
78; Charles w. Crawford, Rep, 173; A.
]. Daniels, Pop, So; G. T. Preston,
Dem ,,139; S. W. Rice, Rep, 1853; Alvin
Wells, DEM, 200.
Ballona township, iustices-W. j..
Bryant, Rep, 464; Jose de Ia Luz Ma
chado, DEM, 1859; John Mclean, Dem,
.346; w. p. Ross, Rep, 334; G.. w.
Adams, /; James T. Dunn, 45.
Constsbles-John j. Chapman. DEM,
3l9; VIM. F. Hewlett, Rep, 1876; j. O..
Lamb, Rep, 40; Edward Springer,
DEM, 327; g. w. Kerr, 38.
Catalina township, justice-N. B.
Stanton. 13; A. w. Mcdonald, /; J. P.
Sheets, IS; W. R. Condit, l.
Constable-A. w. Mcdonald, IL; W.
r Condit, ID; N. B. Stanton, l.; J. P.
Sheets, 1.
Cahuenga township, justices-P. E.
Benedict, Pop, 88; P. E. Benedict,
Dem. As; w. B. Garter, Rep, 80; D.
Gilbert, Rep.,7; w. NJ. Taggart, Pop,
81; w. M. Taggart, DEM, 48
Constables-J. w. Gilbert, Rep, 46;
J. G. Hanson, Pop, "a; j. @. Hanson,
DEM, 45; John Liebold, Pop, So; @.
Lopez, Rep, So; John Liebold, Dem.,
-43.
Calabasas township, justices-N. M.
Richardson, Pop 40; n. NJ. Richard
son, Dem 40; Newton T. Settle, Pop,
B.; Newton T. Settle, Dem. 25.
ConsrAbles-H. A. Branscom, DEM,
Il; H. A. Branscom, Pop. !; John
Haas, Pop, IL; John Haas, Rep, "a.
Compton township, justices-A. M
Bragg, Dem, 112; D. M. Drum, Rep,
178; J. A. Nichols. Dsm., 140: William
Leonard, 46; F. N. Sinteny, 13; L. w.
West, /.
Consta bles-F. H. Carson, DEM, 161
E. l.. Ferrel, Dem, 1856; George Nc
Comas, Rep 121; W. T. Wilson, /; L
w. West. 8; J. w Klasgye, l.
Downey township, justices-T. J
Ellis, DEM, 347; H. R. GRAY, Rep.
$40; M. G. Settle, Dem, 354; Thos
Davis. 55; Hollister, /.
Constables-James Brookshire, Dem.
279; G. H. Hollister, Dem. 147; John
Freeman, Rep. s13; J. B. Graham, Rep.
2l8; G. w. Elliott, l.
FAirmount township, justices--O. p
Livesey, Rep, 81; J. w. Ong, 81; @. f
Edison, /; E w. Edison. "a; Thos E
Richardson, q; E. 8. Edeon, /; T. G
Richardson. l3; Thomas Richardson
H....,. Na-vo aud Vtvox x,syu.