The morning call., 1892-11-12
THE City Vote RETURNS.
Ellert Still Leads for the
Mayoralty.
THE NON-PARTISAN GAINS.
Complete Results Not Yet Available Owing
to Remissness on the Part Ct
Election Officers
THE NON-PARTISAN GAINS.
Yet another batch of figures wers OBJ
aimed yesterday from the Registrars Office

Yet another batch of figures were OBJ
tained yesterday from the Registrars Office
to throw some light on the city election.
There were no very startling changes.
but the figures in many cases showed that
the race was close and the finish would be
exciting.
Nothing further was learned concerning
Presidential electors.
A noticeable feature and one remarkable
in the face of the national tendency IS the
success achieved In many important offices
by the Non-PaTtisaDs.
So far as can be gathered from the figures
20 hand, the Non-Partisans elected the
following officers and legislators; Mayor,
Two Supervisors, four justices OF the feace,
ono Superior Judge, one Police Court Judge,
FIVE School Directors, three State Senators
and five Assemblymen
Seotts friends also claim the Sherln 1or
the Non Partisans.
The returns still further classified show
the following results:
BY 1859. Ebert leads Baldwin ID. by 4641.
Auditor-BrodeIick ID. leads Smiley h.
by 33lO. Broderlck leads Ashton n. T. by
e}79
Tax Coneetor-O' Brien R. leads Block D.
Treasurer -Widber R, leads Koehncke D.
Reeorder-Read R. leads Glynn D. by so.
Sheriff-McDade ID. leads Scott y. 7. by
1000.
Public Administrator-Frees D. leads
Blair r. by 9749.
Surveyor-Fitzhugh d. leads 1ilton R. by
1856
Superintendent of Streets-Ackerson d.
leads Ashworth n. P. by e429.
County Clerk-Haley ID. leads Lee X. by
2sS2
District Attorney-Barnes R. leads Foote
ID. by 2215.
City Attorney and CounseIor-Creswell
ID. leads Burnett n. P. by 4705
Coroner-Hughes d. leads Garwood X.
IT46.
Supervisor of the First Ward-Good win
d. leads Holland R. By s474
Supervisor of Second Ward-Rogers D.
leads BToweli \. p. by 1879
Supervisor OF the Third Ward-Mont-
gomery D. leads Young r. by 5400.
Supervisor of the Fourth Nard-kennedy
n. p. leads Steffens r. by 12,507.
Supervisor of the Fifth Ward-Forman
n. P. leads McGilltvray d. by 9l9.
Supervisor of the Sixth Ward-Reiss D.
leads Flint n P. by 1862
Supervisor of the Seventh Ward
Ryan d. leads Garnett \. p. 3342.
Supervisor of the Eighth Ward-Day
d. leads Chamberlain \. P. $3.50.
Supervisor Of the Ninth Wsrd-Heyer
Il. leads Dundon ID. $50.
c Supervisor of the Tenth Ward-HInton D.
leads Sonntag r. by 2446.
u
ID. leads Parsons r. b. !93
ESupervisOr OF the T~. lfth Ward-Den
man ID. leads HelbiDg r by S6l2.
The people have made very good choices
for School Directors. The board will, for
the next term, include five N0n-Partis ans.
five Democrats and two Republicans.
Charles A. Clinton, on the Non-Partisan
ticket, heads the list The returns so far
give him a total vote Of Is, AT.
J. r. Burke, another N0n-P Partisan, comes
next with vGte OF 1881
Pelham w. Ames, Democrat, polled
1889 votes, and comes third on the list
Thomas r. Carew, Democrat has a score
OF 1928 votes 10 his credit, and comes
fourth in the procession.
j. j. DowlinF, Democrat, makes the fifth
In the lead with II. .251 votes.
j. D. Dunn, who represented all the par
ties-including the Repu blican-excep the
Democratic and Non-Partisan, has 11,o77
votes marked opposite his name. and stands
sixth In the procession.
Then come three Non-P -Par,isans-F. J.
French. ). L. Dutton and F. a. Hyde-with
los -19 $50 and 1858 votes, polled re-
speetvely
Charles W. Decker. the second Republi-
can, comes tenth on the list, with 1854 votes
to his credit. He was also the candidate OF
the PropeTty-oWneTs' Independent Improve
ment Licensed Taxpayers Union and
United Labor Iarties.
J. II. Rosewal0, Democrat, polled 10,509
erat. 1002e votes. making the eleventh
and twelfth members of tile board
Ii any changes will be made when the
count is completed the race will be between
Stafford. c. B. Perkins, Non-Partisan, and
Luke Battles, Repu blican. Perkins 10 only
49 votes behind Stafford, and Battles is only
13 votes behind Perkins.
The legislators elected from this city are
divided as follows;
Citizen Non-Partlsans: Senators-Arms.
Dunn and Fay; Assemblymen-Cusick.
Boyce. Kennedy, Burke and Gately.
Democrats; Senators - Mitchell and
Biggy; kssemSsgmen-Conway Hurley,
LuitrInger, GALLAGHER, Brownie. Schles.
Eyer. Godchaux, Curtis. Hendrckson and
Marks.
Republicans: Assemblymen-HOey Kahn
and McGowen.
Superior Judges-WalIace n. P. "a 3s7,
Trout r. 1870, Seawell d. 1886.
Hayne ID. 10, 720, Bahrs r. 1864
Police Court JUdges-Joachimsen n. p.
q 377. Campbell R. 1874, Humphreys
ID. ID. 333
Superior Judge (unexpired term)-Dainger-
field ID. leads Britain X. by 1888.
For Police Court Judge (unexpired term)
CampDel X. leads Bowers ID. by 6j6.
Justices of the Peace-Dunne y. P.
26.535, Barry n. P. 2O,688, Willett II. P.
1879, Gray Peo. 1883, Cook Y. p. 16. 853
Justice Of the Peace (unexplred term)-
Dunno ID. leads Barry n. p by 1885,
Auditor (unexpired term)-Broderick ID.
leads Smiley r. by 2207.
Supervisor, First Ward (unexpired term)-
Goodwin d. leads CoIlett n. p. BY 1858
Supervisor, Second Ward (unexpired
terml-Rogers ID. leads Browell n. p. by
675.
School Directors (unexpred term)-Clin-
toniD. leads PolliiZ N. p. by 1878.