The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-09

which, 1t was announced, might lead to
results.
1t was stated that County Clerk Haley
would bring up the question of the clerk
appointed by him for Judge Murphy's
court taking possession of his place and
beginning his duties; but this was post
pOned, as Haley began to talk .compro-
mise.
SIN the matter of the order for County
Clerk Curry TO produce the jury-box,"
said Attorney Riordan when Judge Bahrs'
court opened for the afternoon session, II
would ask that the order be so modified
that Mr.. Curry be required to produce the
box at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
think we may come to an amicable ar
rangement with Mr.. Haley, and my object
in making the request is in the interest of
the parties litigaBt. | feel reasonably sure
that we shall come to an understandings"
II do not think any serious harm can
come from a continuance, aud l will so
modify The ORDER" said Judge Bahrs, and
the court stood adjourned.
A conference between the attorneys for
Curry and for Haley was announced for 5
o'clock. Meanwhile interest conferred in
recount was going Cd. and in which Ha.
ley's friends showed great anxiety.
The recount showed gains for Haley yes
terday, but Curry's friends say the gains
were In picked precincts. They declare
that frauds were committed both for and
against Haley, and that when other pre-
cincts are counted larger gains will
be shown for Curry. There seems to be
good ground for this belief, for in one of
the last precincts counted Curry gained 80
votes. Twenty-seven precincts have been
counted and Haley's ret gain is pa. Ha-
ley gained 113 votes ON Monday and 1O1
yesterday. There are 293 precincts, If
Haley's gain should contin ne at the same
ratio he might barely overcome the differ
ence between the votes recorded for him.
self and for Curry, but Curry's friends
point out that the precincts which have
been counted are the only ones 10 which
MIR. Haley can hope to gain. and from now
on he will lose votes instead of gaining.
In the Twelfth Precinct of the Twenty
ninth District Curry lost Al votes and
Haley gained %. This was the most
startling change Of the day. The officers
in this district were.
nspectors-James Egan, 359 Clemen tina
street; James j. Bagley, 327 Clementina
street; Peter Herman, 1926 Clementina
street
Judges-D. Coleman. 353 Clementina
street; j. G. Flanagan. 312 Clementina
street; Thomas Paul. TIC Howard street.
Clerks-A. Remlinger, $50 Clementina
street; Benjamin Joiner. 325 Clementina
street; John Bagley. 327 Clementina
street; David l.. Roach. 343 CIementina
street; j. c. Quinn. 223 Fifth street.
The Eighth Precinct of the Thirty.first
District had been thrown out because the
votes recorded had exceeded the number
of ballots cast. The unofficial returns
from this precinct gave Curry 122, Haley
&c. When the ballots were counted it was
found that Curry rad received Sc votes
and Haley 90. Since the vote as shown by
the ballots was recorded this made a net
gain for Haley of - votes.
In the Ninth Of the Twenty-ninth HALEY
gained votes. In the Tenth of the
Twenty ninth Haley lost vote. In the
Thirteenth of the Twenty Haley
gained and Curry lost H.
Curry lost one vote in the Tenth of the
Twenty-eighth and 10 the Fourteenth of
he Thirty-seventh Curry lost 20 votes and
Haley lost /. There was no change in the
Seventeenth Precinct of the Twenty
eighth District. In the Eighteenth Precin ct
of the same district Curry lost 4 votes and
Haley gained 6.
The recount Of the Third Precinct Of the