The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
JOHNSON CARRIES
COUNTY BY 1864
Unofficial Returns From Pri-
mary Election Compiled at
State and Local Offices


pilations of the election returns give
Johnson a plurality in Alameda coun
ty of 1854 votes. He polled 1915 votes
in the county, Curry 10,092, Anderson
6,915, Stanton 432 and Ellery $50 Theo-
dore Bell, the Democratic nominee, got
1,011 votes, about 3 per cent of the to-
tai cast.
The board of supervisors began the
official canvass Of the returns today. But
the tickets are all long ones, and II
Will be several days before the official
figures can be given out. In the mean
time, the returns have been totaled un
officially, and the results announced,
with few exceptions. are very nearly
correct. The following was the vote
in the county for the republican can
didates:
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Francis V. KEGS Bert l.. Farmer. All
ling. IL, ,596I Richard Ferris. 3.715
Albert j. wallace 4,9sa
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Harry A Melvin. 10. 433l Curtis d. Wilbur. o. 401
NJ. I. Sloss. -. 1923 William T. James. 452l
SECRETARY OF STATE
Frank C. Jordan II, 1911 Walter d. Wagner G211
o'Brien. $50. 6a52 Frank H. Mouser 1885
CONTROLLER
A. L. Nye.... IA. .592 Frank Mattison. 10 80
TREASURER
W Il. Williams. ........................1 10 297
ATTORNEY GENERAL
I. 5. Webb. Ii, ,1o9l Frank McGowan.. O. $50
SURVEYOR GENERAL
William S. Kings William c. Alber
bury ...-....... .13.516i ger. IL, 1o2
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT
w,hi.a, I9r, i ~ sse7 aid aid. ,an:,;: s9lt
miss -. M - 7.2sal ia'A > 1'usH' '''
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUC-
TION
Edward Hyatt. ..12. l0I Allison Ware. II, 725
SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE PRINTING
frlend s w Rich Grsttan d. Phil GO,
William W Shan ''' Charles aries r McDon- 49,
non. ........... S,SS1l aid. ............ 3.56S
Walter B. Thorpe 6.57l Carlos l.. Smart 9S6
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Edwin A. Meserye 9,509lJohn d. Works. 47t7
A u. Spalding. I,166
CONGRESS. THIRD DISTRICT
Joseph r. knowland. .................... 627
PRESIDING JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT OF
APPEAL, FIRST DISTRICT
Thomas j. Lennon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is ii
MEMBER STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
SECOND DISTRICT
John Mitchell. =. Is, 145 Alexander Brown. 91S
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER, THIRD DIS
TRICT
John NJ. Eshle- Theodore Summer
man. ..........1 .1o.sl6 land. ........... s1lo
JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT
A1IORNE1
William II. Donahue. e.....................14 IA $50
SHERIFF
Frank Barnet. Observation-Disclosures. 762
TAN COLLECTOR
James B. Barber. ....................16 .16, ,052
TREASURER
Nj. j. Kelly. IL GA Edwin Stearns. zoos
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
George W. Frick. 10, $50
CORONER
Charles L. lis 700 I, B. Holmes 5'o26
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
II. b. Mehrmann. ....-...............1 .16, 262
SURVEYOR
Perry A. Havilsnd ..s...................15 Il, ,99s
SUPERVISOR, SECOND DISTRICT
William B. Bridge 2,544Fred Morse. 49,. 1875
SUPERVISOR. THIRD DISTRICT
Joseph w. Kelley 2,357 Louis Schaffer... 1854
SENATOR. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Geo George J. Hans l,sS4 lsS John Ralph viii .eo
SENATOR. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Edward J. Tyrrell 4.226I Frank W. Leavitt 3,570
ASSEMBLY, FORTY SIXTH DISTRICT
A. A. Rogers. ...-.......-......--..... 1856
ASSEMBLY, FORTY SEVENTH DISTRICT
Alfred L. Nor Sumner Crosby. 1.46S
ganstern. 1,431l
ASSEMBLY. FORTY EIGHTH DISTRICT
Robert j. Gala Daniel Ferguson. SO
CHAN 1.159 James I. Feely... 724
ASSEMBLY, FORTY NINTH DISTRICT
George Fitzgerald 1,431John F. Kelly. 1881
ASSEMBLY. FIFTIETH DISTRICT
". C. Clark. 3.020IH. ". Pulcifer... 1,7oI
ASSEMBLY. FIFTY FIRST DISTRICT
F. NJ Smith 1851. FL. Pond. ....-. l, ,4S3
ASSEMBLY, FIFTY SECOND DISTRICT
C. C. Young 2,999R. C. Stats. 1924
The cities of Berkeley and Alameda
proved to be Johnson's strongholds. He
got $500 out of his total plurality out
of them. Oakland gave him a plurality
of something about 1000, but Curry
carried the third, fourth and sixth
wards, the latter by large plurality
Johnson carried the seventh ward by
700. Anderson carried Emeryville,
Warm Springs and Mission San Jose
and no other political subdivisions. In
the racetrack town he got 223 votes as
against 139 for Curry and AZ for John
son.
In the only democratic fight on the
ticket, that for presiding justice of the
appellate court, Judge ]. V. Coffey led
over his competitors, Judges Lucas T.
Smith and George E. Church. The vote
in the county was: Coffey 258, Smith
1913, Church 163.