Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-07

For Supreme Judge -Hawley, los;
Seawell, 90.
For State Printer-Putnam, 1902; Lew
is, 98.
State Senate, Long Term-Clapp, 100;
State Senate, Short Term-Wilson, 81;
Brown, 100.
For Assembly-Shoaff. "a; Wallace,
1903; Marshall "a; Craigue, 80; Patten,
81; McFetrish, 1913.
For Sheriff-Travis, 100; Kane, 80.
For Clerk-Miller, 109; German, 81.
For Observation-Disclosures (no oppo-
sition), 1893.
For District Attorney-Hunt, LOG;
Goldthwaite, 81.
For Treasurer Weiderhold, ITO;
Roeder, SO.
For Assessor --Hanley, 12l; Curtis, 49,
For Surveyor Palmer, 1872; Sohopp-
man, 50. -
For Superintendent of Schools
Gould, 95; Sultan, 100.
For Public Administrator-Opie, 100;
. Deal, 102.
For County Commissioners-Sher-
wood, Hamilton and Briant, Reps,
107, "a and 1873 respectively; Fulks,
Jones and Carlan, Dems., IS, 81 and
100 respectively.
For Justice OF the Peace--C, W. Wan
dell, Rep, IS; James Goodrich, DEM,
100.
For Constable-A. i. Staples, Rep,
1914; j. Nc ear, Dem, 90.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT occurred yester-
day in the Raymond & Ely mine. One
of the miners, named Dennis Manning,
was engaged in Stopping in the fourth
level of the Lightner shaft. He had DIS
engaged large piece of rock from the
side of the stopc and stepped back to
avoid it In its fall, but went too far and
fell backwards down the shaft a distance
of sixty-fve feet. He was picked up by
Mr. David Polkingborn, the shift fore
man, with others, and raised as carefully
AS possible up the shaft and then taken
on stretcher to Mrs. Kane's boarding
house. His injuries are very sew re-
both legs being broken and one knee APP
peurs to be smashed, which, with other
hurts, render his recovery very doubtful.
Mr., w. II. Clark, the Foreman of the
mine, hurried down town and summoned
instant medical assistance, and Drs. Deal
and Rogers are doing all that medical
skill can do to reli we the unfortunate
man. 1t woull appear that there was a
fatality hanging over the fami y, for only
two weeks since Manning's brother was
killed in the Merdow Valley mine. Mr.
Clark informs us that this j. the first &c
, oideut that has occurred in the Raymond
) & Ely mine.
Since the above was in type. we learr
) that last evening, about 8 o'clock. Man
r ming expired from his injuries, 1t does
seem fearful doom for two brothers
both hard, working men, in following
their daily avocation, and while in full
health and strength, that death should
come upon them IN SO un expected anC
( so sudden form. ca
, >-STREET SHOOTING The ARRAY that oc
: Cured on election day reveals in glarin
t co,ors the reckless criminality of dis
= charging firearms on the streets. i
this instance, while there was an immens
crowd collected around the polls, tw
y men, only few yards off, qnarreled
:, drew their weapons, ands commence
- firing, without giving a thought or carin
II what injury was inflicted upon the by
IS ISLANDERS, who had no concern in c
l. knowledge of the trouble. As it was, a
innocent man received most danger
t, Gus wound, that in all probability wi
70 prove fatal. No terms of reprobation c
punishment is too severe for men VIII
= thus impelil the lives Of those person
y who may be near the scene of the col
e. flict. If men will Insist upon using wei
pons in their personal difficulties, the
l. ut any rate should only do so where L
:. other lives but their own are placed
~ jeopardy. We deprecate, on all occ
IL sions, the use of deadly weapons, b,
a, most especially when innocent and peac
lu able citizens may receive death wour
while attending to the lawful bushes
in We urgently call the attention OF the of
!. GERS of the law to this growing and ter
NC BILE evil, and trust that they will do all
X their power for its immediate and col
er plete suppression. #a.
'e' STRAIN AND Dow.--We called last eve
ing to ascertain the condition of the
VI men, who were wounded in the frac
10 that occurred at the polls on Tuesd
IFS afternoon. OF Dow's recovery thu
do seems to be little doubt, but Strain
said to be inca most precarious con
cd ton. The physicians yesterday ma
- an effort to exlpct the ball, but were Y
lor successful in the attempt.
st
The CoUNr.-Last night about hs
w past ten o'clock there were ia vo
IN. counted, The Legislative ticket sto'
of Hyman, 1877; Wilson, $40; Shoaff. 8
Marshall, 30S; Wallace, 1884; Clapp, 3
&, Brown, 1888; Craigue, 306; McFstri
'ei' ISL; Patten, 3lS, Travis was q, Nil
Il Ga and Hanley 40 ahead of their respe
i've competitors. The Greeley elect
., and Kendall are considerably in advan
w. Nearly 800 tickets are yet to be count
! Mr.. P. L. SHoAFF, one of the Der
:. cratic candidates for the Assembly, lea
this morning for Sa4Lake. Mr.. $. ,
a. be absent for few weeks on busint
y He was compelled to leave before
could ascertain whether he was cleo
or not, but before his return we bell
. we shall have the pleasure Of notify