Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-19
PRECINCTS DELAY
REPORT ON VOTE
Exact Result of Primaries in Los
Angeles Not Yet De-
termined
HARTWELL PROBABLE WINNER
Union League Club Sends Con-
qratuIationS to Nominee
Hiram w. Johnson

several 0IeClHClS TelIldlIl 10 DG llGtlAt
from before the exact result of the prl-
maries in Los Angeles county will be
known. One of these embraces San
Clemente island. Twelve voters live
on the island. There are periods when
a boat is able to make a landing only
once in a month. Thus the returns
from that precinct may not be in for
weeks.
There are such conflicting claims re-
garding three county offices that the
official count alone may decide the re-
suit. Indications are that Calvin Hart
well has won the nomination for cor
oner. DIR. Sherwin Gibbons, the Lin
coln-R Roosevelt candidate, has tabula-
lions showing that he is in the lead by
forty votes, but figures from other
sources indicate that Hartwell has the
advantage by several hundred votes
DOW DEFEATED FOR AUDITOR
Walter A. Lewis, the Lincoln Roose-
welt aspirant for the nomination for
auditor defeated II. G. Dow, incum-
bent. At first it was believed Dow had
won, but yesterdays figures showed
Lewis so far in the lead that II Is
doubtful if the official count Will az
feet the result.
r. e. Norton, the Lincoln Roosevelt
candidate for public administrators was
defeated by Frank Bryson by nearly
2000 votes.
CONGRESSMAN james MCl1dCuldll, WIZ
was defeated for denomination by VIII
liam u. stephens, abandoned hope yes
terday and congratulated his success
full Lincoln Roosevelt league opponent.
He pledged his support to stephens.
The race in the Seventy as
sembly district is very close between
DR.. w. A. Lamb and Walter c. Fisher.
The indications are that DR.. Lamb Is
nominated.
MESSAGE OF UNION LEAGUE
Officers and directors of the Union
League club yesterday sent the 1olloW-
ing message to Hiram w. Johnson, the
Lincoln Roosevelt league nominee Tor
governor:
1.-THE Union League club of Los An
geles extends to you their heartlest
congratulations on your splendid VIC
tory. We are behind You seven nun
dred strong. Our doors are always
open to you. Make this your headquar-
tiers when in Los Angeles
Figures tabulated yesterday Whlch
included precincts heard from during
the day show the following totals IN
the Republican primary:
Governor-Johnson, 1853; stanton
II ,SO1: Curry, 1925; Anderson, 24SO; 81
lery, 147. Johnson's plurality, SZ'oi
majority, 1926
Lieutenant governor-Wallace, 1876;
Farmer. 7473: Ferris, 1851; keesling,
3413. Wallace's plurality, 1O,4O3.
Supreme justice-Wilbur, 27,2S0; Sloss.
II ,444; Melvin, 14,172.
Secretary of state-O' Brien, 14,O3O;
Wagner, S11S; Jordan, 57S2; Mouser
1898; Morrow. 1858. O'Briens plurality
1912.
COMMUNICATIVE. 1906; Madison, 49,
500. Nye's plurality, 74OS.
Attorney general-WeDb, 23,472; Nc
C;owan. 1896. Webb's majority, 1886
/ IN Gb1ITV "a IlO.
Alberger, 1911. Kingsbury's majority
Clerk supreme court-Taylor, 1856;
Caughev. 5S9S; Bemiss, 545S; Fitz-
gerald, 4934. Taylors plurality, 9657.
Superintendent public instruction
Ware, 1854; Hyatt, 15,O2S. Wares
State printer-Richardson, 14,1S2;
Mcdonald 6O61; Shannon, All; Phil
Inns. 29S7: Thorpe, 2254 Smart, lI29
Richardson's plurality, 80Ol.
Court of appeal-Shaw. 1887; Oster
12,346. Shaw's majority, 324l.
F,ouaIization board-McElYaine, H.
671: Gregory, 1858. McElvaine's ma
jority, 5O2S.
Railroad commissioner - Eshelman,
1881; Summerland, 1858. Eshelman's
majority, 5559. oo..
SUperior court judges-Craig, 1886;
Finlayson, 14,741; Wood, 1857; DAVIS
ll,I2U; f1GFN6yS 1-,'oo' @'N'-~f --'--''
Pierce, 1914; Dunnell, 46Tl. oo
limited States senator-Works, 1G499;
Meserve. II, $50; Spalding, 43O6. Works
plurality, 55O9. ann, ~,
Iachlan 14,974; Stephens majority 3OlO
State senate, Thirty-tourth district
Gates S139, Savage 22S9j Gates major
Thirty-eight district-Hewitt 3O05
Mccartney 1871 Sanders SOC; HeWitts
plurality 1464, majority 95S.
Assemblynran, Sl1ty-seventh district
-CatteIl 140S, Case IT'S; CattelIs ma
jority $50. o,-,, -,
Sixty-eighth district-Cogswel nom
mated without opposition.
Sixtv-nir1th district-HinshaW 1902,
1arndolIar 1892; Hinshaws majority
SEVENTEEN district-Butler 1911, Leeds
2828: Cutters majority 1888.
Seventy-first distrct-tarWeI lo96
Broodeen $50, Pitney 245; FarWells
SeVonfy-second district Benedict
1926 Roch 1851; Benedict's majority
Seventv-third district-Sanders 725,
Lyons g45, Transue 406; Lyons plural
ity go 49,
Seyentv-fourth district-Randall 2075,
Hanlon 1895; Randalps majority 24O.
Seventeenth district-Lamb 1437,
Fisher 14l6. Lambs majority Il.
Shcrff-Hammel 10 1863 De La Monte
1876. Wcrdin 1894; HammePs plural
ity 1882 1000
Hutton 120ol, Carrigan 434li treder-
icks plurality G331.
County clerk-Lalande 1886, Reyes
14177; Lelande's majority 1868.
County auditor-LeVis 15,S05, Dow
14218 Phlpps 2651; Lewis plurality