The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-10

]. c. Eastman, D..................2 2,453.
IL. b. Hosmer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1926.
J. C. Palmer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,l6S.
VI. p. O'Connor, D...................2 2,099.
+. +. Spence, L...................... 2,520.
John NJ. Avery, L.................... 2,5l2.
f. w. Councilman, L................. 2,427.
j. S. Perkins, L...................... 2,41S.
jeremiah Watts, L................... 1888.
S. L. Blackwell, Observation-Disclosures. ,757.
II. NJ. Moore, B...................... 1876.
J. NJ. Grove, B....................... 1915.
T.. McSorley, B...................... ,664.
NJ. A. Winham, B.................... 1884.
Chas. Roberts, Bell-Everett.. GAG.
The Douglas men have elected Mr.. Watt,
their candidate for Senator, and Messrs. East.
man and Miller to the Assembly, while the Re-
puhlicans have elected Messrs. Spence, Avery
and Councilman to the Assembly. The vote
was very close between Miller and Perkins, the
former having been elected by only eight votes
over the latter.
TOWNSHIP OPFIcERs.-The following are
the names Of the Justices and Constables elect
ed in the several townships of the county on
Tuesday last:
Necada.-Justices-E. w. Smith, Jno. Ken
dali. ConstaDles-Wm. c. Asher, Joseph
Gray.
Grass VaIIey.-Justices-E w. Roberts,
Thomas Pegg. Constables-C. C. Townsend,
VIM. Stephenson.
Rough s Ready.-Justices-W.H H. Hamil-
ton, A. A. Smith. Constables-P. X. Powers,
II. J. Cowan.
Observation-Disclosures H. Farquhar, w.
c.. Holt. Constables-J. Vanoman, w. S.
Edwards.
Observation-Disclosures Ayres, w. C.
Carter. Constables-John McBrown, Joseph
Kyle.
E,~eka.-Justices-R. o. Hickman, J. NJ.
Gray. ConGtables-T. w. Coleman, A. ].
Waller.
Washington.- Root, J. Swartz.
Constables-L. Shanklin, C. D. Eaton.
Little YOrk.-Justices-W. w. Cozzens, f.
j. Cook. Constables-M. Coombs, J. Nc
Connell.
SHooTING.-Between seven and eight o o'clock
A. Martin and Lewis Ashe got into dispute
at house of ill-fame on Broad street, kept by
one Amelia Miller. 1t appears that Martin,
Ashe and Amelia are partners in some mining
claims, and the difficulty was in relation to the
partnership accounts. The dispute at length
reached such pitch that Martin drew pistol
on Ashe, in order to enforce his arguments, but
before he had time to fire Amelia jumped be
tween them, pushed Martin out of the house
and closed the door after him. He then fred
through the window, in the direction in which
he supposed Ashe was standing, the bullet miss
ing the latter by only few inches. Martin
was soon after taken into custody by Constable
Asher, and on examination, yesterday morning
before Justice Smith, was held to bail in the
sum of 81 500, on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. He gave the required bonds
and was discharged.
TAKEN TO WAsHoE.-John Rudsill who
WAS arrested last Sunday, at Vanderleth's,
charged with murder in Washoe, and commit
ted to the Nevada Jail, was brought before
Judge Searls on Thursday, on a writ of habeas
corpus, and discharged on the ground that he
was illegally held in custody. Before the order
was made, however, a warrant had been pro-
cured, and he was again arrested. He was
held on this warrant until yesterday afternoon,
when he was delivered up to Mr.. Blackburn,
who started with him for Washoe. Mr. Black
burn is Marshal of the Western District of
Utah, and having been informed by telegraph
VI ehC dlASob VI 1SuuoLlly CdIue over expressly
for him.
PRIZE FIGHT.-The prelminaries for the
much-talked-of prize fight between Matt. Tracy
and Bill Blackwood, have been arranged, and
the fight is to take place on the Sd Of January
next, for 81 900 side. Blackwood is now in
training at Storms ranch, under the supervis-
ion of Charley Foy. Tracy is supposed to be
in pretty good condition already, but will prob
ably undergo few weeks treatment, in order
to perfect himself. The fight will take place
somewhere in this county, but the exact local
ity is not publicly known.
SCARLET FEvER.-A little son of Mr.. En-.
erson Cain, aged about six years, died yestcr-
day of scarlet fever. He had been sick but
little over day. This, we believe, is the first
case of scarlet fever that has occurred in this
place.
SPARRING ExHIBITIoN.-The grand SPAR
ring exhibition, by the pupils Of Tracys school,
takes place this evening. at the Metropolitan
Theater Main street.
The County Supervisors will meet on Mon
day, the 10Th inst, to canvass the returns Of