Modoc 211 310 Mono 306 190 2 Monterey Napa Nevada Orange Placer ... .... 11 481 612 57 334 173 1583 1414 140 983 1956 1834 1903 1364 95 282 1877 1475 1510 1496 133 1243 2060 1941 1469 949 364 526 1394 1189 1609 1357 206 625 1793 1720 Plumas 588 427 15 164 640 521 Riverside 1683 817 505 675 Sacram'to 3712 3183 229 2440 4724 3635 San Benito. 685 765 32 336 683 850 S. Ber'dino, 2323 1360 581 1236 3082 2290 San Diego. 2722 1785 1792 3942 2967 San Francisco 20227 31777 6316 27218 27429 S. Joaquin. 2557 3518 222 1037 3066 2841 S.L. Obispo 1497 1101 1307 1719 1568 S. Mateo.. 1193 1096 49 152 1142 912 S. Barbara. 1534 1191 264 673 1763 1591 Santa Clara 4318 4454 1032 1858 4505 4194 Santa Cruz. 1669 1274 249 1219 2029 1666 1069 896 115 1149 1587 1459 739 466 13 90 886 674 1413 1279 44 502 1379 1393 2256 2251 94 625 2527 2004 3316 2832 230 1091 3278 3289 85 284 918 1363 58 163 731 722 52 557 1106 1330 21 120 521 502 Shasta Sierra Siskiyou Solano Sonoma ... Stanislaus 851 1329 II. III. IV. Collins. VI. McLachlan. Patton. Bowman. M'Comas V. 13,226 Loud. 14,660 Caminetti. Dunn. L. Lyon (Peo.), 3,495. Alexander. Maguire. Burnham (Peo.), 1,980. Morrison (Peo.), 2,484. Lindley. Cannon (P&D) Dougherty. 14,271 Bowers. 15,856 20,676 Wellborn. 14,869 1.805 Harris. 1,844 LEGISLATURE. C. H. Dunn, Pro.. 10,788 126,551 B. M. Maddox, Dem.. M. M. McGlynn, Pop... 15 15 Hiram Hamilton (Peo.), 5,578. -1894 -1893 Sen. Ho.Jt. bl. Sen. Ho, Jt.bl. 62 87 27 61 88 30 12 18 30 M. C. Winchester. Pro... E. G. Waite, Ind.. 2,405 Pop. & Ind. R. *The returns of the election of 1894 had been canvassed only in part, officially, up to January 1. The official count for Governor, etc., is made by the Legislature, which meets on January 2. The vote for John Campbell, Republican candidate for Supreme Judge, is practically the same as that for Albert W. McIntire, Republican candidate for Governor. The vote for J. Warner Mills, the Populist candidate for Judge of Supreme Court, would be the same as that for Davis H. Waite, the Populist candidate for Governor, but for the fact that Mills was on the Prohibition ticket also. The Prohibition vote of the two Congress districts was 4,497, and subtracting this from the total received by Mills makes the total Populist vote 71,990, the total Populist and Democratic vote being 83,773, or 6,306 less than the Republican vote. † Hipp (Pro.), 1,764; Maupin (Dem.), 3,379. -1894— —1892 Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. Republicans. 10 41 51 Democrats.. 15 33 48 8 5 13 Populists.. 724 3i 12 27 39 |