The record-union., 1894-11-10
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

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Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-At midnight
the Associated Press had received COM
plete returns from 1897 precincts out OF
total of 2.274 precincts in California.
Budd's vote is 103,6O4, Estee 102,S26, Web
46, 226. Budd;s plurality, 77S. In addl-
tion to these figures, the Examiner
claims to have returns from all except
one precinct in San Francisco. which in
crease Budd's plurality in San Francisco
from II, ,226 to 1l,703. which would in
crease Budd's total plurality in the State
to 1855.
At the State headquarters of each party
a Gubernatorial victory is claimed. For
the first time since the election the rooms
of the Republican State Central Commit
tee were filled tonight with an enthusi-
astic crowd. Chairman p. b. Cornwall
has returns from every county, from
which he claims minimum
plurality for Estee of from
200 to 500, and thinks this
vote will be increased. Estee himself
expresses confidence in his election, and
expects plurality of from 900 to 1,2OO.
Cornwall claims that Estee has been de-
frauded of thousands OF votes ln san
Francisco by Democratic judges and in
spectors, whom he believes counted Tor
Budd votes cast for EStee.
If the final returns do not show plu-
raiity for lGstee, the Republicans will
demand recount before the next Legis-
lature, where gubernatorial contested
election cases must be heard. This, 1t is
claimed, will show gains for Estee in
cratic plurality of LOCO, should Budd Sc
cure such.
Secretary John Markley of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee claims a
plurality for Budd tonight of2,0lS, based
upon private returns from all counties.
The count in this city has been finished.
Following are the figures for Mayor:
Adolph Sutro tPop.), 30,676; c. c. O'Don-
nell e., a. c. L., u. L., l2,54S: l.. h. FL
lert MP, R. Il, ,275; Jefferson @. James,
(D.), 1876; \. L. Kelsey Is. L., 25S; c. b.
Williams (P.), 1872.
William Brodericll ID. N.-P.) has been
elected Auditor; John D. Siebe (N.-P.).
Assessor; Richard 1. Whelan 3D., Sheriff;
James n. Block (N.-P., ID. Tax Collector;
James H. Widber IL. L., r., Mp,
Treasurer; Thomas j. Glynn 3D.. Re-
corder; William S. Barnes (R.), District
Attorney; Charles +. Curry (R.), County
Clerk; Andrew J. Moulder u. l., r.,
a. G.. L., Superintendent of Public
Schools.
Among the Superior Judges elected is
James Y. Cotfey. Judge Walter Levy is
defeated for reelection by very small
vote. Charles L. Conlan, formerly of
Sacramento, is among the Police Judges
elected.
Two hundred and eighty eight pre-
cincts, in a total of 433 in the First Con-
gressional District. give Barham l0.90l.
Geary 10 l53 CIrigpsby D. 237
Complete returns from 364 precincts, in
total of 457 precincts in the Second Con-
gresslonal District, give Johnson 16, 1877,
Caminetti II, ,335, Cornell 1853
Two hundred and seyenty-one pre-
cincts, in a total of 292 in the Sixth Con-
gressional District. give McLachlan Is, $50,
Patton II, ,449, Bowman 9,3S3.
One hundred ana nlnety-four precincts
in a total of 242 in the Third Congress
sional District, give Hilborn 1890, Eng
lish 6,55S, Vaun 5.256.
Complete returns from 1S5 precinctss
out of 200 in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict give Loud ii $50, Kelly Z, ,751, Rogers
6,SS6, Denman 6,075.
Three hundred and ninety-nine pre-
cincts, in total of Az in the Seventh
Congressional District, give Bowers 49,
092, Afford 10, 349, Gilbert 9, 49,
Four hundred and seventy precincts.
in total OF 81 in the First Railroad Dis
trict, give Beckman 20, ,252, LaRue l9, 49,
Bell 1892
Nine hundred and nineteen precincts
IN total of l,095 in the Third Railroad
District, give Clarke 4l,555, Phillips 3D.
SO, Bretz 26,674.
AMADoR COUNTY RETURNS.
JACKSON. Nov. 9.-Complete returns
give Estee 1,l29, Budd lI28, Caminetti
1,1S0, Johnson S93. There are no returns
on other State or district officers.
The Democrats elect Il. G.. Rust Su-
perior Judge, u. S. Gregory Sheriff, j. A.
Brown Assessor, C. L. Culbert Clerk. d.
a. Patterson Recorder, w. Brown Sur
veyOr and two Supervisors.
The Republicans elect VOORHEES, Sena-
tor, Tibbits Assemblyman, L. A. Free
man District Attorney, NJ. b. Church
Coroner, George f. Mack, School Super
intendent, S. q. Spagnoli Treasurer.
SHASTA COUNTY.
REDDING, Nov. st is safe to state
that there will be $50 majority for Estee
over Budd here.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-Seventy-nine pre-
cincts out of eighty-five in San Diego
County give Estee 2.722, Budd l,7S4,
Webster 1892, French 397. The total poll
of the other precincts is about 800. Es-
tees plurality will be about 975.
SIERRA COUNTY.
DowNIEvILLE, Nov. 9.-Sierra County
gives Estee about 800 or more majority.
The Democrats captured most of the
county officers.