The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-07

San Francisco, Nov. 4-The official
vote for mayor of San Francisco as
given out by Registrar Walsh is as fol-
lows:
E. E. Schmitz. Union Labor. 26,016;
n. J. Croker, Republican. 1891; T.
K Lane, Democrat, i2,57s; T. R. Whit
ney. Socialist. 1.O94.
The Republicans have elected the
auditor, city attorney, Ia collector.
county clerk and eight supervisors The
Democrats have the sheriff, who was
endorsed by the Union Labor party, the
assessor, recorder. coroner. district at
torney, ard in combination with the
Union Labor party, the two poice
judges and ten supervisors
The complete returns may possibly
make a few changes in this list, as the
vote in several instances Is close
Sacramento. CAL, Nov. 4-WiTlA1
j. Hassett. Democrat. for Mayor. Vas
elected by a majority Of 5Ti ovs- Alert
Ekus. Republican
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 4-NE-lS
Democrat, was elected mayer ty 2h,oz1
1890 plurality. The RESI- Of tas Ds-@
cratic ticket was elected b. 2Asx
pluralities. Eight Republican A2a serso
Democratic councilmen elected
New York. Nov. 4-GerSs NcCR-
Ian. Democrat. VIII Be the asxI 2srr
of Greater New York, having dssaAfss
Mayor Seth Low for r~eelzr11aa by n
plurality of 63.61s. conpl=1s @E5zE
returns having been resarsa 1-1n
every election district II ths Urr- By
the same returns. ConptrSBar EawE-s
N. Grout and Charles Y Fr1aas- y-asi-
dent of the Board Of Alderman, running
for reelection on the D-o=ra1c 1iaEst,
though elected two > I.ro a. fusion
candidates, defeated thar tnsion appun-
ents by sc, 100 and 64-szs plura1lry re-
spectively, Comptroll= Gruuf lsaaing
the ticket.
McClellan's total vote tar n8yr xRs
314, 9O6 to 251,25 for Low
William Devry, Independent cA1a5-
date for mayor, poIed only 2.qs5 roi4s
in the entire city.
New York State gave a majority q
nearly $50. 900 in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton that the State shall spend slo.ose,.
900 for Improvements in its canals
The plan is 10 widen and deepen the
Erie canal SO that it viii accommodate
barges of 1000 tons carrying capacity
and to improve the Oswego and Cham
plain canals
Omaha, Nebraska, Nov. 4-The Re
publican State ticket is elected by TO-
600. These figures are conceded By the
Democrats
Boston, Nov. 4-Governor Jonn L
Bates. Republican. was reelected b. a
plurality of 81, $40 over Col. William A.
CASTOR, Democrat.
Columbus, o., Nov. 4.-More com
plete returns to-day indicate that the
plurality of Herrick, Republican. for
Governor over johnson, Democrat will
exceed 125. 900 and that there will be
over 100 of the 143 votes in the Legisla-
ture for the reelection of Senator
Hanna. 1t is thought the Republican
majority on joint ballot will be at least
SO.
Providence, R. L., Nov. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis succeeded in rejoicing Governor
T. F. O.. Garyin yesterday, although
by a reduced plurality, but the other
State officers went to the Republicans,
and that party will also have a working
majority in the Legislature.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 4-Returns re.
ceived from S3 counties, a number of
which are incomplete. give Gov. Beck
ham, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, a majority of $500.
Philadelphia, Nov. --latest esti-
mates from the country districts indi-
cate that the Republican State ticket
will have majorities ranging from 225..
900 to $780, 900.
Baltimore, Nov. 4.-Returns received
indicate that Warfield. Democrat, will
have a plurality in the State Of 1000.
The Democrats in Baltimore City elect
their entire local ticket. The Demo-
Gratis have elected a substantial majority
of the Legislature, thus insuring a
Democratic successor t o United States
Senator McComas.