The record-union., 1896-05-04

Green, A. Thornton, B. Rollerson, C. A.
Slack, P. A. Buell., w. B. Ambrose and
A. E. Muenter-15.
San Mateo-George c. Ross, w. J..
Martin, S. G. Goodhue, E. F. Preston.
Joseph J. Bullock, William Nelson and
B. v. Weeks-7.
Aver Fred Ellis, James A. Sargent, NJ.
Arnerich, ]. r. Johns, A. Lake, H. V.
Morehouse, S. G. Tompkins, Philo Her
sey, E. p. Main, J. r. Morton, F. c.
Farnck, Miles Hollister, S. L. Close,
George E. Rea, r. r. Bulmore, Fen
Massol, A. Mcdonald, A. S. Mangrum,
p K. Dow, G. w. Scott, George Taylor,
Frank Corey and L. Bare-25.
Shasta-Edward Sweeney, F. M
Swansey, A. Schuman, John Spilman,
j. c. Kelser and J. J. Wheelock-6.
Sierra-A. ]. Meroux, John B. Irish,
A. S. Nichols, William Donaldson and
j. 0. Jones-5.
Siskiyou-C. B. Jillson, Robert Nixon,
Jr., r. S. Taylor, Jud A. Ager, E. B.
Cavanaugh, Joseph Stevens, L. F. Co
burn and E. S. Tomblin-1.
Solano-W. D. Pennycook, J. J. Luch-
niger, George V. Carter, Alden Ander-
sen, Jessie Robinson, w. B. Parker, A
Huckins, James Nevins, F. P. Vein
mann, E. J. Mcbride, w. S. Makemson
and J. F. Brown-12.
Sonoma-Samuel Cassiday, Robert S.
Browne, Lyman Green, w. Meecham,
T. G. Putnam, J. B. Wattles, c. H. Pond
L. A. Norton, w. F. Price, w. F. Gra-
ham, w. j. T. Orr, ]. c. Holloway,
George C. Campbell, w. S. Staley, M. V.
Vanderhoof, E. F. Woodward, ]. F.
Smith, j. M. Strenney, J. M. Ragsdale
and D. E. McKiriley-19.
Stanislaus-L. L. bennett, A. Rand,
Joseph McNeill and George w. Nelson
f.
Sutter-A H Wilber, R. c. Kells,
Irwin Griffith and A. H. Hewitt.
Tehama-N. P. Chapman, Andrew
Simpson, Dr. w. F. Maggard, E. c.
PendIeton and D. D. Dodson-5.
Trinity-P. NJ Paulsen, T. E. Jones
and H. W. Leonard-3.
TularAE. o. Larkin, w. P. Ratcliff.
A. J. Pillsbury, L. H. Thomas, ]. J.
Cairns, A. ]. Bump, L. J. Redfield and
o. P. Phelps-9.
= Tuolumne-J. A. Shine, Thomas A.
Hender, ]. S. Cady and G. L. Metzger
A.
Yolo-Mark D. Chamberlain, c. O.
Chalmers, j. A. MOffett, W. 0. Russell,
G.. L. Richmond, A. ]. Thomas and E.
H. Archer-7.
Yuba-William NJ Cutter, John c.
White, s. D. Wood, D. E. Knight, G.
W. Hutchins and A. G. Irwin-6.
Several counties have not been Off
cially reported, and Secretary Step
pacher stated last night that he was
in receipt Of orders forbidding him to
enter the names Of the delegates chosen
from the Fourth Congressional District
(San Francisco) upon the rolls, owing
to a contest which could only be settled
by the convention itself
TOTAL NUMBER OF DELEGATES
First Congressional District-Del
Norte 1, Humboldt II, Lassen ,, Marin
G, Mendocino 9, Modoc 3, Napa IL, Plu-
mas 3, Shasta 5, Sierra 4, Sonoma 49,
Tehama 6, Trinity 8, Siskiyou Z; total,
o.
Second District-Alpine 1, Amador Z
Butte II, Calaveras S, El Dorado 6, In
yo 3, Mariposa 2, Mono 2, Nevada 9,
Placer 9, Sacramento %, San Joaquin
Is, Sutter 4, Tuolumne 4, Yuba 6; total,
100.
Third Distrct-Alameda AZ, Colusa 8
Contra Costa 9, Glenn 3. Lake 2, So
lano u, Yolo Z; total. SO.
Fourth District-San Francisco Uo.
Fifth District-San FRANCISCO 30, San
Mateo Z, Santa Clara %; total, IS.
Sixth District Los Angeles go, Mon
terey 9, San Luis Obispo s, Santa Bar
bara 9, Santa Cruz 8, Ventura Z; total,
96
Seventh District-Fresno 13, Kern 4,
Kings 4, MADEIRA 4, Merced 3, Orange 8,
Riverside 8, San Berito 4, San Ber-
nardino 13, San Diego 16, Tulare .;
total, 81. Grand total, 62O-