Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-21
n EVENING NEWS.
- p-;m,r, Election in virginia.

Upion Primary Election n
We are informed tina, everything passed
off smoothly in Virginia yesterday at the
primary polls, with the exception Of a bit
ofarow started at the Third Ward, on
s,copn, Of a poster being posted up on
No, 3's Engine House (where the polls
we've held.) The result was that all the
Wards Of Virginia, with the exception OF
two votes in the Third Ward, were carried
for the belongs Sumner ticket. The vote
in the Second Ward was as follows:
Second Ward-John Piper, 22l l. 5.
Burson, 207; j. s. Kaneen. 800; A. Peas
lev. zoo; Thomas Hanbridge, 2l7; o. c.
Steele. 2OS; Geo. P. Morrill,, 2l6; H. Null
Ter, 2O6; j. S. Pidge, 22O; J. NJ. Walker,
2O4: W. H. Burial. PIG; Louis Wardle,
2O+; Louis Bach. Pei; D. NJ. Ross, 20+;
Hugh O'Donnell. 2lS; J. V. B. Perry,
20S; H. C. McDougall, pa; j. c. Swain,
204; Geo. l. Lammon, 224; T. A. Tritle.
2OS. Total number Of vote polled, 427.
Third Ward-Louis Feusier, 1874; ia
cob Young, Jr., 1893; John Spring. 1872;
H. J. T. Scheel. 1911: F. W. Schultz, 1872;
d. NJ. Barger. 1872; F. d. Frees, 1874; w.
b. Sheppard. 1893; George Sherman, lS9;
James Root. 1872; T. VI. Nosler, 100; Geo.
Hunt. lS9; Michael Burke, 1911: Joseph
Fredericks, l9l; Asa Rolls. 1872; w. NJ.
Cutter. 100; J. L. Richardson, 100; G. J.
Hillyer. ISIS; \. William, lS9; J. ID.
Treat. 1872. Total number Of votes polled.
3S4. Il will be seen that the votes in
these Wards was close. But for the report
that Blasdel was involved on the ticket
with belong aud Sumner, their ballot
would have had a much larger majority.
The FRS, Ward. Virginia, elected the
following ticket: Kimbsll. Wilcox. Ad.
ans, Collins, Preston, Hawxhurss and
Wheeler.
The Fourth Ward elected the following
ticket: Dexter, Dunn, Scoggins, Gould
and Parker.
Gold Hill Primaries.
The following is the count IN the Sec
ond Ward Of this town:
WINTERS TIcxEr.-John Riorden, 81
VIM. II. Armstrong. "a; VIM. II. Denise.
e3; J. L. Swaney. sc; J. McCurdy, 81;
C. II. Golding, 81.
OPPOSITION TIcXSr.-C. c. Stevenson.
50; \. J. Tvrrell, so; J. J. Flaher,y, Sc
John Dewitt, So; W. A. Roberts. 81
E. c. Cook, IS.
The following is the ticket elected in
the Firs, Ward of this town, both elected
sets of Delegates being favorable TO Win
tiers for Governor: J. W. Wright, J. J.
HAYES, 4. 5. Edwards, A. Montminy. L.
c. Morse, T.. Sherman, B. I. Smell, Hank
Sit M. n.,.L Thr,a Miller ID
Morton, K. Bates, Henry Donuelly, Il. l..
Day.
LYON CorNTY.-The primary election
in Dayton yesterday was very lively for
several hours after the opening-so We are
told By a gentleman who was there. The
following is the list of delegates elected to
the County Convection, receiving 3l4
votes on, Of SOL cast: J. L. Campbell.
John C. Black. Eli B. Allen, Isaac Suth,
P. W. Keyes, Gray Williams, Jesse Ham
mer, NJ. C. Hickey. Q. Waidhaas, A. l.
Atkins, J. c. Hazlett. Chas. McWilliams.
We have not received any other returns.
AMERICAN FLAT PRIMARI.-The vote
a, this precinct. yesterday, was as follows:
A. Lawson. -; W. B. Boyden, Is; Jas.
A. Rigby, II.
CASE OF P. D. HEDLBI.-The examina-
ton Of Peter D. Hedley, formerly agent of
Wells, Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, on the
legal point Of jurisdiction in the courts OF
San Francisco, was determined yesterday
in that city, 70 the effect that the case was
triable there. Hedley, as our readers will
remember. stands charged with embezzling
the money Of his employers while residing
here. the amount being, altogether, about
sixty thousand dollars. Hedley Is GER
,ainlv in a tight place. The amounts EN-
bezzied ia divided into different sums
tina, for which he now stands arrested IL
fifteen thousand dollars. The balance will
perhaps come under the jurisdiction OF the
courts of this county.
Wos THE RAcE.-The Little Giant Of
Nevada, CHARLEY DELoNG, made a big
6sh, yesterday for the legislative control
of the County Convention-Gnd he teon.
Every man nominated for the Legislature
by the County Convention-twelve AS
semblymen and three Senators-Gt cannot
be misunderstood is expected TO cast his
vote for Charles E. belong for United
States Senator. This was the principal
issue at the primaries, and the result Is IN
favor Of belong. We believe he won the
race fairly and honestly.
Fox CoSoREss.-It is a source OF pro-
found congrstulation TO the friends OF Col.
CHARLES A. SUMNER, candidate for Con-
gress, that there is no doubt whatever that
every delegate from the county OF Storey
20 the State Convention, 10 be held al
Carson CITY on the I'd Of next October,
will cas-, his vote for him-"frst. last and
all the time"-and that i, is TO be hoped
the County Convention, at its delIoera-
tons tomorrow, will so instruct.
Miss ANNIE HALLS BESBTIr.-This
evening, Miss Anna Hall, the very pleas
ing and talented songstress, takes her first
beneS, a. Music Hall. Benefit night at
tina, popular theater Is always an occasion
Of much Joy TO the patrons thereof as
something particularly extra IN the way
Of entertainment is always given at such
times. This benefit will 3e no exception
10 the rule, TOT an tNSttdAHSAl sSSN S'
prepared, and all who attend will be very
glad they came.
YELLOW JACKET YIELD.-The Weld OF
ore from the famous Yellow Jacket mine
for the month Of August was nearly a
thousand tons, which yielded under the
stamps the nice little sum Of S37e.6ss ~,
averaging about S3S to the ton. This ex-
cellen, mine is now In as fine condition
as could be wished. and fortunate owners
of stock in !, are possessors Of good prop
er,y. II IS one Of the best conducted
mines in the State.
PREPARING FOR WINTER. We are
pleased TO see our vigilant Town Marshal,
Mr.. Beegan. preparing our streets and
npblic sewers for the approaching Fall
and Winter rains. He has several old
and experienced hands at the business
who are doing the work well.
DEMOCRATIC MEErISo.-By posters IN
public places, i, will be seen that the De-