The morning call., 1894-11-17
HlRAM,s THIRTEEN MAIDENs.
A. Becker, an East oaklander, Is
~ Missing.
.BuRdLAR THOMAS BOLD BREAK.
A Young Woman Declared Insane,
but Discharged Because Not
Dangerous.

media County was finished Yesterday after
noon al O'Clock, but the footings will not
be completed until this afternoon. The
vote on County Treasurer was footed up,
as was also the vote given Estee and Budd.
In the latter case Estee is given S150 and
Bud6 67S6, a difference in favor Of Estee of
1864. which is a slight increase oyer the
unofficial vote given ont
In the vote for County Treasurer Lay
nance is beaten by Sanford by just 81
votes. The totals of the candidates ARE:
Sanford Pop.) 1882 Laymance ODD 53l1.
Herrscher (R.) 5IO7. Chase. Qnd.), .2o12.
Burpee (N. I.) 1898, Wand (Pro.) 220..
The clerks were badly frightened: up to
noon Yesterday over the disappearance of
the tally-sheet from Precinct of Ala
ineds, but at that time County Clerk Crane
found it among the packages of returns in
another part of the vault which had been
used in the election for Supervisor, when
Plunkeifs successor WAS chosen at a
special election.
The official returns from the Forty
seventh Assembly District are as follows:
Waymire r. 1872. Rawsoa d.. S34,
Hajors (Pop.) 1885, NayIor qnd.) 532. Bishop
Prn.) 81 Waymire's plurality zoos.
Official returns from the Eorty9ixt As
selnblg District: Fassett (R.) 1889, Men
denhal (D.) 1868, Brown (Fon.l 29S. Rus
sell Pro) So Fassett's plurality 1866
Senatorial District: Beard (R) 2567.
O'Neili D) 2266. Faft (Pop.) 1921. Keep
Pro) ISL. Boards plurality 30l.
Official report from the Second Super
yisorlal District Is: Taleott (R.) 1910.
Brown Cd 1855, Parsons IN. P,) 400 Rem
wick Pep 4O2, HUE (PrO.) 10. TalcOtrs
The 1nnf4iniaI returns on Sheriff and
School Superintendent are given below.
The official vote will make little change in
the figures.
Tie vote for Sheriff stands: White
POM $685., Schaffer (R.) COOS, McKillican
3D. 1886. Whites plurality 800
For Superintendent of Schools: Garlick
On. P. and Pop.) $685., Frck (R.) 5716.
Garick's plurality 149. Professor GeTlick
has stated that he will not appoint his
wife as deputy in bis Office.
Sheriff-elect White paid visit to the
iaif Yesterday, and was shown through the
stronghold which will be under his super
vision for the next four years. Nj. White
: has the appointment OF two jailers and
five depaty sheritfS, but has not yet an.
nounced who will be the favored ones.
~. The meeting of the State Farmers ALI
Ance will be held in Oakland, beginning
on December a next. The meeting will
be one Of great Importance in political
sense. 1t is expected that between 500 and
400 delegates from all parts of the Site
will be on hand. among them Hon. j. Y.
Webster, late Popuiist candidate for Gov
3. ernor. and J. L. Gilbert, present State
president of the alliance. the headquar-
Iers will be at the Galindo Hotel, anu the
sessions will In all likelihood be held at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Oakland intends to get all the Offices she
possibly can this winter. She area
talks Of two candidates for the Assembly
H. n in It,
sergeant-at-arms have come TO the front.
One of these is w. II. II. Hussey, ex-
Sheriff Of the county, and the other is II.
T. Smith, an eX-School Director.
A successor OF Il. p, Dalton, who will
shortly leave the council for the Assessors
Office, is mentioned in the person of D. S.
Moulton, Cusiom-hOuse broker. Mr..
Moulton was delegate to the Non-Parti-
san municipal convention TWO years ago,
An UnIucky Treat.
s'Iee-cream soda for thirteen girls at 10
cents each, 81 so. (rhis is. what queered
me, the unlurky thirteen.C Thus reads
one of the items in The campaign account
which Hiram a. Luttrell. defeated Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Justice OF The Peace,
flied with the County Clerk yesterday in
obedience 10 the purity Of elections law.
1t was not known that Lnttrell was max
ing such 4 desperate canvass as 10 feed
girls on ice cream and soda. But he is
firmly convinced that this expenditure
worked his ruin. He treated thirteen, an
unlucky number. He should nave made
il an even dozen or called on an extra girl
or two.
For printing cards he paid Mr. Hopp
81 80 and one p. j. Ryan $25 30. For dis
tTibuting them he gave p. j. McVeigh S4.
In order to shine forth in all his glory
before his constituents he went to 4 local
ball aud paid 81 for ticket. Alter the ball
il cost him S. 30 for supper for three,
LuItrell displayed his wisdom by not
overlooking the colored vote. To this end
he attended meeting of negro political
club. This visit accounts for the follow
ing item in his account: Independent
political club cOlored)-Deposited on plate
In collection after addressing club Ohey
worked the plate on me after l sat down.
30 ceDts."
That Mr. Luttrell's defeat was not due
10 any carelessness as to his personal 2p-
pearance the following is ample proof:
Professor L. Cavagnaro, three shines, 10
shaves. so cents"
Not long before the fatal 9th day of No
VembeT his prospects hooked so rosy that
lie went 10 San Francisco and INDUCED in
a dinner a la carte. This little affair he
set forth in this way: "Signor Tortoni
frogs and steak p la garlic, "a 70" Among
other items are these: "a. Mangini, pea
nuts for children. 10 cents; Colonel John
II. Delahanty. journ alist. cigars. % cents
odd man Dutiou. skyrockets for Peoples
Early parade, so cents"
o.. City Clerk Tompkins, who was nomi-.
hated by the Non-Partisans for County
Clerk, also filed his statement. His ex
:. penses were. heavy, amounting to S225. OF
this sum, However, $50 was dona ted to the
campaign find. the remainder being con-
sumed for printing and other necessary:
expenses.
" The New Chfidren's Home.
Last May. the Childre1's Home OF the
Ladies' Aid society at Temescal was
burned to the ground by a fire which very
ioltuuat ely attacked il nj the noon hour
when lis li;tle Inmates were in another
building discussing the midday meal. The
loss was a heavy one to. the aid society,
but with characteristic emery and parse-
yerance they scraped together enough
money to begin the construction of new
building, and they continued TO scrape
until yesterday, when the handsome strue-
ture which had been reared over the ashes
of the old home was formally dedicated
and thrown open TO the public.
The new home is. superior in every re-
seect 10 IFS Inflated predecessor. 1t is $50
feet long, 90 feet wide and has two wings,
eacn Of which is:50 feet square. The ma