The herald., 1898-11-17
ORANGE COUNTY VOTE
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS IS NOW
COMPLETED

COMPLETED
The Celery Crop Being Shipped-A
Painful Bicycle Accident-Santa
Ana Personals
SANTA Ana, Nov. l6.-The board Of su.
| pervisors have finished the official count OF
the vote cast at last Tuesdays election, with
the following result: For governor-Gage
| (Rep.), 1892; Mcguire (Fus.), l78l; McCo-
mas (Pro.), III; Hartman (Soc.), 81. For
lieutenant governor--Neff (Rep), 1897;
Hutchison (Fus.), 1882; Summers (Pro.),
22l; Andrew (Soc.), II. Secretary Of state
Curry (Rep.), 1880; Thompson (Fus.), 1865.
| Comptroller-Cogan (Rep.l, 1880; Naples
(Fus.), 1929. Treasurer-Reeves (Rep.),
1869; Green (Fus.), 1915. Attorney general
Ford (Rep.), 1882; Andrews (Fus.) 1896.
Surveyor general-Wright (Rep.), 1859;
Mulholland (Fus.), 1917. Clerk supreme
court-Root (Rep), 1859; McCraney (Fus.),
| 1909. Superintendent of public instruction
Kirk (Rep.), 1874; Runckle (Fus.), 1890.
Superintendent of state printing-Johnston
| (Rep.), 1901; Woodman (Fus.), 1899. Asso-
ciate justice-McFarland (Rep.), l407; Van
Fleet (Rep.), l442; Van Dyke (Fus.), 1893;
Conley (Fus.), 1871 Congress, Seventh dis
trict-Needham (Rep), 2Ol3; Castle (Fus.),
1924. Board of equalization, Fourth dis
trict-Arnold Rep.), 1886; Toland (Fus.),
| 100. Railroad commissioner, Third district
--Blackstock (Rep.), 1913; Dryden (Fus),
1890. Assembly, Seventy-sixth district
Chynoweth (Rep.), 2l09; Mengus (Fus.l,
1858. Sheriff-Lacy (Fus.), 2024; Nichols
(Rep.), 1888. Clerk-N. A. Beckett (Rep.),
1924; j. Wiley Harris (Fus.), 1870 Auditor
j. II. Hall (Rep), 2l86; U. G. Littell
(Fus.), 1910. Recorder--W. M. Scott
(Rep), 1858; E. D. Cooke (Fus.), l449.
Treasurer. c. Joplin (Fus.), 2l47; w. X.
Robson (Rep.), 1875. Tax collector--Fred
NJ. Robson (Fus.), 209O; A c. Jennings
| (Rep.), 1882. District attorney-R. Y. VIII
lams (Rep.), 2O33; II. C. Head (Fus), 1906.
Assessor-Frank Urgeley (Rep.), 2O35; ia
cob Ross (Fus.), 1904. Superintendent Of
schools-J. p. Greeley (Rep.), 1877; c. E.
Taylor (Fus.), 1853; Thomas G. Welch
Qnd.), l04l Coroner and public admins
trator-George c. Clark (Rep.), 1850; l. d.
Millh Vus), 1897. Surveyors. II. Fin
ley (Fus.), 2230; G. w. Sherwood (Rep.),
1861. Supervisors, First district-F. T..
| Mickey (Rep.), 3ll; Joseph Yoch (Fus.),
30l; Second district, r. Il. Larter (Rep.),
1897; J. w. Hawkins (Fus.), 205; Jacob Wal
ton Und.), 1856; Third district, w. G. Pot
ter (Rep.l, $50; II. A. McWilliams (Fus.),
| 43l; T. r. Jennings Gnd.), 80; Fourth dis
trict, ID. c. Pixley (Fus.), 3S9; S. Armor
! (Rep), 3Ol; Fifth district, John Snover
| (Rep.), 1856; G. w. NcCampbell (Fus.), 2S2
SANTA ANA NOTES
| Many hands are now employed in hand
ling the celery crop in the peat lands and
preparing it for shipment. Last week D. Z.
| Smeltzer shipped ten carloads of the de-
lectable product to different eastern cities,
and the Earl Fruit company shipped one
carload and Messrs. Dalton, Platt and Pat
terson half car. Several more carloads
will be sent out this week.
| Applications for the offices of deputies
under Sheriffelect Lacy are numerous
Among them are c. r. Bush of West Or
| ange, X. A. Graham and C. G. Rowan of this
| city.
| A suit to recover the sum of $500 with in
terest and costs, brought by Mrs. Joanna
| Howard against Messrs. S. p. Milford and
MIN. Pollard, attorneys in Los Angeles, has
been transferred from the Los Angeles
county court to the superior court of this
county.
John H. Stelter, aged A years, resi-
dent of Bolsa, and Augusta Gallup, aged A.
resident of Westminster, were today
granted license to marry.
| A grand concert and ice cream social will
be given in Tustin Friday night under the
auspices of the Tustin W. G. T. u, for the
benefit of the Ransom home.
| The horses belonging to Messrs. Neill \
Morris, that were so strangely affected with
some unknown disease, have entirely recov-
cred. Nine of the band died, however, be-
fore the disease could be arrested.
While riding bicycle down Fourth
street at rapid rate this afternoon boy
named Harry Opp ran against Sam Hill,
a we'll known merchant of this city, and
knocked him down, breaking his leg.
Officer Richard Martin of the Preston
school Of industry at lone came downitoday
after Paul Magee, an escape from that insti-
tuition, who was arrested here Sunday by
Sheriff Nichols. He returned this afternoon
with his prisoner.
PERSONAL
f. Bertram Hearne and S. p. Friend left
today for Riverside to remain indefinitely
Miss Mary Lytle has gone to Redlands to
visit the Rev. T. J. G. Webster's family.
Miss Sallie Peabody went to Pomona to-
day to attend the Spanish missionary confer
ence as delegate from the Congregational
church of this city.
Rev. Myron Cooley, Prof. T. N. Wells
Lon f. IIclkox, s. G. Wright and daughter
are in Los Angeles attending the eighth
annual convention of the State Baptist as
sociation now in session.
Charles Hayes of Long Beach was in
town today on business. 'ws
Mrs. NJ. L. l3agley and Miss Maude Stead.
man went to Los Angeles today to visit
Company L in camp.
Mrs. J. Faulkner of Los Angeles is Wis.
iting friends here.
Owen McGougan, private in Company
L. was able to be out today for the first time
after long siege of typhoid fever.