The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
CURRY COMPLETES
THE CANVASS

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-Secretary
of State Curry has completed the can
vass of the vote for State officers. His
figures are as follows:
Governor--Jsmes N Giliett. Republican. 1875
So TheodoEe a, Bell: Democrat. 1l7;643: -Aus-
Independence l.easne. 45.oos scattering. "a:
publican, 13S, 800; Thomas .. Toland. Demo
crat los. 4ss Frank |. Wheat Socialist 10. s31
{. y. Nhitmore. Prohibitionist. 1895: James IL.
Bisgge, Independence League, 35is9: scattering.
Frederick ". Henshaw. Republican. 145.T7s:
William t. Lorigan. Republican. 1890; Jack
son Hatch, Democrat. sG236; Frank ]. Murasky.
IT5i5: Emil LESS Socialist. i7.sl5: Frank Fl.
farrar. Independence League, 25.o5o; scatter
Associate Justices supreme court (unexppired
isr@l-M: G. sloss Republican lean, l4so4e; J.
Fletcher. Socialist. il. 4os: Henry f. Mills In,
dependence League. 24.5oa; scattering. s.
n Arthur Nichols urr{ asgse
Alexander Beck. Prehibitionist. 7o5s; o. Z.
Swain. independence League, "a. 06S: scatter
Controller Edward P colsan. Republican.
Il. Philbriek. Socialist. 1884; 4. B. Tsynton.
Pr91,Aieitionist GSs6: sGatteTng . ,,,,.
15s. 652: S. S. Bayley. Democrat S0.547; John
n. Reynolds. Socialist. 1888: Walter Z. Veil.
! K ,
1853: scattering. ..
". Downing Socialist. 17.25s; N. 9. Mccasiin.
Prohibitionist. 6I47; Gessner Williams indie
Surveyor T Generai"W. s. kingsbury. Repubi-
can, lel ,S0I; J. c. Isne: Democrat; g; 3s1 I.
MsttheEs ses,slist sszi i IL kendall 1naa
pendence League 24.s65: scattering; 4;
Clerk OF Supreme Court.Frank l.. caushey,
81 .955: J. II. Wilde. Socialist II. 43T: W. r.
Fsssett. Prohihitionisi. Ges4: Edward Iainey,
Superintendent of Pubic instruction Edward
iisms. Democrat, sc, l5s; Anna F. smith, So
Superintendent of state Printing william ".
Democrat, 5000; George A. Garrett. Socialist.
Ion co Mey nde,enepee sse
teriHg. 3.
summary-Gillett's majority over Bell. s242;
majority over Blanchard. 1882; Giliett's ma
Pority Langdon. S0sTg
Total number OF votes cast for the several
candidates for Governor. s11.931.
The late Edward p. Colgan received
1e6.407 votes, being the largest vote
cast for any candidate on the State
ticket.
The vote on the constitutional amend
ments was as follows:
Assembly No. I-Yes c.. $50 no 4s; 81
Assembly No. 11--Yes 50.951, no 1906.
Assembly 10. 15-Yes es.sss. no $3.50
Assembly No. 1LYes 1871. no 1891
/ Senate No. Yes 53.3o7. no 1920.
Senate No. ls-Yes 31.J56- 1884
! senate No. oO-Yes 81. 09s. no 65.es2.
Senate No. 3s--Yes e. 78T. 30. 2I3.
Senate No. 4Q-Yes 1890. no 57.1s5.
Assembly No (extrs session)-Yes 35,e4e, nc
/ IS. Os2.
senate No. extra sessioul-Yes 81 .ss7. nj
4 IS. pa.
Senate No Cextra session)--Yes 1864, nd
sc. s76.
senate No. Il extra sessiop5--Yes 4s,22I, nc
| 43. 622.
Following is the vote on the rest OF
the ticket:
Congress lsecond Distrletl--McKi nlay %, Al
Beard &c. 2o2. Gaylord 1924. Third District.
| Knowland 2I.510. Brunk 7715 McDevitt 2514
Montgomery 49,, Boynton 1914.
Board of Equalization First Distriet)-Scot
trict-Brown 90 5ss Downey 20.5a2. Cowder,
3505. Third District-CoIlns 33.9s2. Nuttnl
1 % 577. Collier 1891. Fourth Dstriet-McE
/ 6e544, Kastie 30. 400, Blenkeron 1901.
Court of Appeals First Dstrictl-Presidln
Justice: Cook 4e.457. Cooper $1,000. Crowle.
623e. scattering 9
Associate Justices-Kerrigan 49.g0s Hall 81,
007 Dooling 40 l02 Harrison 1891 Wilso
Second District presiding JusticeD-AlleD 40.
4o4. futile 1882. Associate Justices-Taggar
z6,3T4. Shaw 46. 14s. Smith "a, $50, Short 23.e74
Redstone 1872 Jones 1901.
46s19. Hughes a.. $50. Chambers $685.. Asso
ciste Justices Hart $3.50. Burnett ~. I62. Nc
Lsughlin 81. 224. Cowan 33.I74. Moliter 1885.
Railroad Commissioners First District--lrwi
H.l27: Peters 70. o.. Williams 1891 Lander 500
Second pistIictmwilson = .2i6, wilkins $3.50
Summerland 49, 0SS Goings A. 1855 Younsmal
1855, Needham $3.50, Black l7,1o0,