Governor, Alexander O. Brodie; Secretary, Isaac Judiciary-Chief Justice, Webster Street; AssociT. Stoddard; Treasurer, I. M. Christy; Attorney-ate Justices, G. E. Davis, F. M. Dean, R. E. Sloan. General, Ed. W. Wells.

CALIFORNIA.

Governor, 1902.

President, 1900.

Alameda.
Alpine.

Amador.

Butte..

Calaveras.

6,6771 14,324]
15

332

16

17

1,209

69 1,384

57

76

2.011

2,322 36) 49

35

10

1.288

1,600

29

Colusa.

1,158

Contra Costa.

1,950)

1,142

1,834

239

345

60

El Dorado.

1,320

1,100 49

Fresno..

2,686

Glenn.

8801

825

4791.

"Humboldt

1,322

3,142 1,143

Inyo..

5051

201

Kern.

Kings.

872

673).

Lake..

546 834

3261 549

Los Angeles.

Madera..

737 764 19

19

452

739

Mariposa.

Mendocino.
Merced.

505

563

193

1,081)

8111

Modoc.

5881

300..

258

259 315

2,149 1,878

Nap

1,563 1.941 46

38

1.432)

2.017 53

52

1,313 2,0321 159

Nevada.

1,758,

2.449 46

2,360 1,985

Orange.

Placer.

Plumas

Riverside.

Sacramento.
San Benito.

San Bernardino

San Diego..

San Francisco.

San Joaquin..

San Mateo..

Santa Barbara.

Santa Clara.

Santa Cruz.

Shasta.

1,023 1,932 689

442

2,009
6401

37

40

532

1.134

2.329

2,063

375

4.325

5,506)

4,600 602

729 956

2.347 3,135 295
2,678 3,800 157 289
25,212 25,208! 262 2,030
2.873 3,318 71 94
1,713 1,564 75 60
914 1,645 12 37

235

1.722 2.150 1781 51
5.745 6.078 2091
2.009] 1,819 127

101

1,599 1,988 66
4,607 7,107 264 218
1,635 2,173 115

125

1.916

2.004).

4,950

6.315 241

154

1,293

1.969 667

2.291 1.741 120

40

1,948 1,681 43

85

1,936

1,210)..

Sierra.

Siskiyou.

Solano..

436) 762

7071

52

19

2.411 2.366 810

76

I

1,708 72
1,510 54

1,333!
1,687

6

971 1,179

President, 1896.

Bryan

Peo.

9

1,075) 1,553 390 1,658 1,485 95 879 1,204 112

143,783 146,336 9,592 4,636 124,985 164,755 5,024|7,572 123,143 146,688 21,623
2,553
134

304,481

39,770

485

303,821

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, 1902.

I.-Counties of Del Norte, Humboldt, Siskiyou,
Trinity, Tehama, Shasta, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas,
Sierra Nevada, Placer. El Dorado, Autador, Cala-
veras, Alpine, Mono, Mariposa, Tuolumne.
Gillette, Rep..

Districts.

Needham, Rep.

Ashe, Dem...

Needham's plurality.

1,922

298,691

17,268

13,730

3,538

21,257

Ford, Dem..

19,658

Gillette's plurality...

1,599)

II. Counties of Mendocino,

Sutter, Yuba, Sacramento, Yolo, Lake,

Napa,

Sonoma, Maria.

VIII-Counties of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
Ventura, Kern, Tulare, Inyo, San Bernardino,

Coombs, Rep.

Bell, Dem.

Bell's plurality.

Metcalf, Rep.

20,532
8,575

STATE OFFICIALS.

III.-Counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano.

White, Dem....

Metcalf's plurality.

IV.-County of San Francisco (part).
Livernashi, Dem. and U. L.

Kahn, Rep..

Livernash's plurality..

Governor, Dr. George C. Pardee: Lieutenant-Gover11,957 nor, Alden Anderson; Secretary of State, Charles F. Curry; Comptroller, E. P. Colgan; Treasurer, Truman 16,146 Reeves; Attorney-General, U. S. Webb: Surveyor16,005 General, V. H. Woods; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Thomas J. Kirk: Superintendent of State 141 Printing, W. W. Shannon-all Republicans.

V.-Counties of San Francisco (part), San Mateo,
Santa Clara.

Wynn, Dem. and U. L.
Loud. Rep...

Judiciary-Supreme Court, Chief Justice, W. H. Beatty; Associate Justices, T. B. McFarland, Lucien 22,712 Shaw, F. M. Angelotti, W. Van Dyke, F. W. Hen16,577 shaw, Jackson Temple-all Republicans, except Temple and Van Dyke; clerk, Frank C. Jordan, Rep. Legislature-House, 60 Rep., 13 Dem., 6 Union Labor Dem., 1 Union Labor; Senate, 33 Rep., 5 Dem., I Union Labor Dem., 1 Ind.; joint session, 93 Rep., 18 Dem., 7 Union Labor Dem., 1 Union Labor, 1 Ind. COLORADO.

Counties.

L. R. E. Fitzpatrick, Soc. Labor
Brooks's plurality

II. Counties of Archuleta, Baca, Bent, Chaffee,
Cheyenne, Clear Creek, Conejos, Costilla. Custer,
Delta. Dolores, Douglas, Eagle, Elbert, El Paso,
Fremont, Garfield, Gilpin, Grand. Gunnison,
Hinsdale, Huerfano, Kiowa. Kit Carson, La Plata,
Las Animas, Lincoln, Mesa, Mineral, Montezuma,
Montrose, Otero, Ouray. Pitkin, Prowers, Pueblo,
Rio Blanco, Rio Grande, Routt, Saguache, San
Juan, San Miguel, Summit, Teller.

H. S. Hogg, Rep..

J. C. Bell, Dem

Hogg's plurality

Governor, 1902.

STATE OFFICIALS.

85.207

84.367

7.431

3,645

2,838

1,349

840

of

Governor, James H. Peabody, Rep.; LieutenantGovernor, Warren A. Haggott, Rep.; Secretary State. James Cowie, Rep.; Treasurer, Whitney New. ton, Rep.; State Auditor, John A. Holmberg, Rep.; Attorney-General, Nathan C. Miller, Rep.; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Helen L. Grenfell, Dem.

Judiciary-Supreme Court, Chief Justice, John Camp47.546 bell, Rep.; Justices, Robert W. Steele, Fus.; William 45,234 H. Gabbert, Dem.; Clerk, H. G. Clark, Rep. Legislature-House, 36 Rep., 29 Dem.; Senate, 11 2,312 Rep., 24 Dem.; Joint session, 47 Rep., 53 Dem. CONNECTICUT.

S. Labor.

Malloney.

Judiciary John R. Nicholson, Dem., Chancellor;
In one district there was a tie and the contest is to be decided December 30.