Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-18
rRom pIoCuR CITY.
H,om Tho Ely RECORD, November 1871

rect returns from Phoebe precinct.
Following is the vote for State officers:
Goyern0r-L..R. Bradley, D., 1896;
F.A.Tritle, r., 246.
Lieutenant Govcrnor-Frank Den
yer, D., 1886; J. S. Slingerland, X,
246.
Congrex-C. ". Kendall, D., 3o2;
Thomas Fitch. r., 237. i4. -.
Supreme Judge-Joln CARRIER, 3o5 ;
J. s. Slauson. 236.
Clerk OF Supreme Court = W. c.
Grimes, 3s8: Alfred Helm, 2lG.
Secretary of S~thtc-Jolm Dricsbach,
3S3; j. Q. Minor, 237.
State Treasurer. Schooling, $50
Len Wines, 30.
Controller-O. K. Stampley, 81 i;
w. w. Hobart, 900.
Attorney General. A. Buckner,
49,; Will Campbell, 257.
State Printer-C. L. Perkins, 1888
II. r.. Mighels, '2li.
Surveyor General-A. u. Rock, 1874 ;
John Day, 2fl.
State Mineralogist 5. Reyes,
D IL. HltenilI, IA.
superintendent Public Instruction.
fC. II. Cutler, 1856; A. N. Fisher, 247.
Tho returns from outside precincts
will not vary the above vote All
average majority of 13G for the State
ticket.
The Democratic county ticket Is
nearly all elected, with the exception
of John 2. Kelley, candidate for Dis
trict Judge, who Is defeated badly,
owing to the item sprung Oh him,
without foundation, that lie was an
agent of the Phoebe Company. On
the county ticket We can name sure rs
being elected: John Kane. D., Sheriff;
NJ. Fuller, r., Judge; NJ. B. Garrag-
han, d., Assembly W. II. Henderson,
D., Recorder; p. B. Miller, r., Clerk 4;
G. 5. Sawyer, D., District Attorney ;
L. l.. Mason, d., Surveyor; Z. f.
Philson, D., Coroner; three County
Commissioners, d.; j. A. Curtis, D.,
Assessor o. C. Mcdonald. D., Justice
Of the Peace; A. a. Dolif, d., Con-
stable Phoebe precinct; County Treas
urer doubtful. .as.. .r#f
There was much trading on the
county ticket against the Democratic
candidate for District Judge, making
the vote somewhat mixed except OIL
the State ticket. We hope the Lincoln
vote has elected the State Democratic
ticket entire. 90
The boys of the sagebrush Of Nevada
are a rare and ioyial set. They are
gathered from all quarters Of the globe
and seem to affiliate among themselves
better than any set Of men In the
world-therc il no aristocracy, no
heightened bloods. The honest miner,
with his dinner bucket in hand, grccts
the talented lawyer or superintendent
Of the richest mining claim as his equal
In every respect /; but let n would-be
a~r1stocrat or swell come among US and
nut OH frills and he will find 1t the
most disagreeable place under the
canopy. of Heaven. A few days ago
the Trustecs--in San FranciSco-of one
of the richest mines in this place, sent
up one of those high toned clerks with
tight brooches, pOmatumcd hair, Kid
gloved, ctc.-in fact, he was an OK
Iuisite. Some Of the boys who are
full of fun, saw him, viewed him, and
came to the conclusion that he would
be Il good boy to initiate. They easily
got him q little tight, "kcttled" him,
BACKED his face, took the starch out Of
him generally, and shipped him back
to San Francisco marked &C. o. D."
Moral : Big San Francisco companies
had better send mcn who have seen
more of the wOrld-had more expert
ence In this but partially settled por-
ton OF the globe to take charge OF their
affairs.
On election day j. J, Monahan srs-
pended n large flag across Meadow
Valley street. During tho day it was
admired by all who passed 1t. At
night after the streets became deserted,
or partially so, some cowardly, sneak
ing, i'll. bred, soulless, contemplate
vlilain-a man who possesses the vile
compound that assassins, and treacli-
eroui villains arc made of, when no
watchful eye was on guard, mutilated
the timc-honorcd banner by cutting n
large portion of it of.
Bullion shipment for the week end
ing November 18th. % bars of bullion
valued Mt $40, us 40, was shipped By
Wells, Fargo 81 Co We did not re-
ceive tho shipment from Ely & Ray
mond's two mills in the Valley, as
that Is sent by way Of Salt Lake, and
Is put OH IN Elyvillc, II miles OIL the
road to Salt Lake City. ,
w. G. Srcll, the party killed in the
fight over the Banner and Creole loca-
tions, was buried oil Thursday ut 81
p. NJ, the Rev. Mr.. Lee, Of Virginia
city. officiating. 1t was n very i'm.
prcssiye ceremony, and was calculated
to make people think that \ stop should
be put to such proceedings as that oil
Wednesday.
Miller was out yesterday practiclng,
and liftcd 1900 pounds, when the
chains and straps broke. This Is nm
astonishing lift for n man weighing
IIG pounds. The lifting match will
come of ut Sans Pavilion on the Goth
inst.
Cinaue Barnes drank with us to the
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