The herald., 1894-11-08
SANTA ANA.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION
In ORANGE COUNTY.
A Democratic Fall Down All Along tn 8
Line-The Successful Cand dates.
Personal and News
Matters.

SANTA ANA, Nov. THE election re.
turns are coming in slowly and most
Democrats are sstefied with what re-
turns they have already heard, go they
are not looking for any more. The Re.
publicans have elected everything n
their ticket except one lone. poor, little
constable. 1t was in way understood
candidate for the assembly and the Pop
ulists had no candidate for district at
torney that the Populists would support
the Democratic candidate for district at
torney and the Democrats would in turn
support the Popuiist candidate for the
assembly. They were both good men,
but somehow the Democrats were afraid
OF voting for a Populist and the Popu-
lists seemed to also be afraid of voting
for Democrat, consequently those two
they could just as we'll as not have been
filed by Democrat and Populiet. There
were some OF the most peculiar tickets
noted yesterday anyone ever saw.
1t has always been said that the Pro-
hibtionists invariably voted for George
Z. Freeman, a staunch Republican, for
justice of the peace, and the Judge
always gets there. Last night in count
ing the ballots it was learned that a
great many of the Prohibitionists did
vote for George E. Freeman and elected
him. Had the Democrats stayed by the
ticket the Republicans in a number OF
cases would have been defeated. But a
great many Democrats voted for several
of the Repu olcan candidates aid helped
to elect them. The following is a list
OF the successful candidates in the
county. 1t is impossible to tell any
thing accurately how the vote stands.
but enough is known TO tell who ia
elected.
Governor Budd ran ahead of his
ticket, and il is fair to suppose he did
the same thing in other parts of the
county, which is sure to elect him.
Sheriff, J. G. Nichols; county clerk,
D. T. Brock; auditor, ]. II. Hall; re-
corder, a close race between Scott. the
Republican nominee, and Bowers, Dem-
ocrat; tax collector, Freeman; district
attorney, Ballard; assessor, Vegely |;
treasurer. Harris; superintendent of
schools, Greeley; coroner, Clark. The
above is q list of the Orange county Of
fcers for the next four years. To this
we must add F. P. Vickery, supervisor
First district; Armor OF Orange, Hawk
ins of Garden Grove. A. Guy Smith of
Tustin, and the Anaheim supervisor is
not yet heard from. but it is fair to sup
pose he is Republican, as ell of the
other officers are Republicans from A to
lizard.
May P. Loskay has sold to @. II. V.
Lewis of Los Angeles 10 acres of land in
the Stevens tract in Anaheim for $500.
marriage license was issued today
to Earnest l.. Higgins. aged 30, and
Mary E. Green, aged 23, both o. Tustin.
Mrs. Mary L. II. Protsman. daughter
of Mr.. F. j. He'll of this city, died yes
terday at the residence of her father on
First street. The funeral took place to-
day and was largely attended.
In counting the ballots of the several
voting precincts of this county the el-
ection officers did not get through until
s: 80 this morning in several cases.
The manager of the Postal Telegraph
Office, Mr.. E. N. Gray. Of this city, de-
serves a great deal of praise for the
manner in which he displayed bulletins
of election news on the night of Nov. 6.