The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-25

with distinct understanding that he was
not candidate.
Fresno cast Is votes for Budd and for
Murphy, and the men from the San
Joaquin cheered. Glenn gave her votes
TO Murphy, and the Santa Clara men sent
up shout as though they scented victory.
Six of Humboldt's votes went to Budd
and 4 to Murphy. Inyo voted its three
delegates for Budd. The vote in Kern
was split, went TO Murphy, to Budd
and L to Mcguire. The first vote for
Maguire provoked cheers. Kings gave
votes to Budd. Lake and Lassen, each
with four delegates, cast their strength for
Spencer, and Napa howed.
Los Angeles casts 20 votes for Murphy,
20 for Budd, for Mcguire and 1 for La
Rue, announced the chairman. This was
the first large county to vote after la
media, and the vote had been awaited with
much interest. 1t was regarded as signif-
cant of Budd victory.
MADEIRA gave votes for Murphy. the
first break in the column of the San Joa-
Quin counties. Marin gave Murphy votes
and Mcguire /. Mariposa gave a single
vote to Mcguire and the other to Budd.
When Mendocino recorded votes for
Murphy and only l each for Budd and
Mcguire the Santa Clara delegates rose as
one man and cheered
Merced's votes went for Budd. Modoc
gave Murphy votes, Budd / aud Ostrom
1. MonO'S votes were captured by Budd.
Monterey gave Murphy 7 votes, Budd l,
Mcguire l.
Napa gave votes to Denis Spencer,
one delegate being absent. Nevada di-
vded its votes. Murphy getting 3. Budd
| and Mcguire 4. Orange gave Murphy 4,
Budd 2, and Placer gave Murphy, Budd
and Spencer l each, the other going TO
Mcguire.
Plumas cast vote for Murphy and for
| Budd. Riversidee with votes, was solid
for Budd.
Sacramento, the third great county to
vote, gave Murphy g. Budd s, Mcguire 2
| and Spencer 8 votes.
San Benito cast votes for Murphy and
2 for Spencer.
| Seven of San Bernardino's votes went
to Murphy, to Budd and to Spencer.
San Diego cast its IL votes solid for
Murphy, aud Santa Clara cheered again.
! The San Francisco Assembly districts
had been reached. Much interest was felt
as the roll was called, for it was now to be
determined whether Mcguire was really
in the fight. The individual rollcaIl was
| demanded in nearly every instance. The
| delegates had been pledged to Mcguire,
and it was claimed but not believed that
they would remain faithful. Maguire's
| friends were hopeful in the Fourth Con-
| gressional District, but admitted that the
Fifth was beyond their control Their
| hopes were woefully disappointed. The
only delegation which gave him respect
able vote was from the Fifth district The
| first, second aud third names called, all
proxies-A. T. Spots, James Cusick Jr.
and Patrick Curran-were for Murphy.
! 1t was all but conceded then that
| Murphy had won the fight. but later
changes turned what appeared to be the
| pprOach OF victory to the rout OF defeat
The Twenty eighth District gave
Murphy votes and Mcguire 8. The first
man in the San Francisco delegation who
| cast his vote for Mcguire was T. j. Nc
| Bride. The Twenty-ninth District gave
| Murphy z, Budd 2 and Mcguire l. In the
| Thirtieth Murphy had votes, Budd 5and
| Mcguire 1. This vote showed that the
Budd faction had been doing missionary
work in the San Francisco delegations as
we'll as the Murphy adherents.
Nine votes in the Thirty-first District
went to Murphy, and Horace jackson,
with the tenth, cast his vote for Budd
Three for Murphy. for Budd and / for
Mcguire was the record in the Thirty.
second. In the Thirty-third Budd and
Murphy tied with votes each.
The Thirty-fourth gave Murphy 7, Budd
8. The Thirty-ffth gave Budd 4 and
Murphy 2.
The Thirty-sixth District cast its votes
for Mcguire. and was cheered for standing
by the pledge.
Murphy got votes in the Thirty. sew
enth, in the Thirty-eighth and in the
Thrty-ninth. while Budd got in the
Thirty-eighth and none in the others.
Mcguire got in the Thirty-seventb, l in
the Thlrty-eighth and in the Thirty
ninth.
The Fortieth District gave Murphy
and Mcguire T. The Forty-tirst gave Budd
Z and Mcguire 1. In the Forty-second
Maguire received votes and Budd 1. In
the FOrty-third the vote stood: Murphy
2, Budd 2. Mcguire 5.
The FOrty-fourth gave Murphy and
Budd 5 and the Forty fifth gave Murphy
3. Budd l, Mcguire l.
San Joaquin was reached, and its solid
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