Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-05

Sunday morning to count the votes. ow-
ing 70 the large number of candidates
and the great amount Of scratching.
No returns from any ward except the
sth. In the 18th precinct, where 20
votes were cast, the Democratic majority
is 10 to 20. Very few precincts will be
heard from to-day. The contest for
Chief of Police, between Crowley and
Coekrill is very close. The election is
claimed by the friends of the latter.
The Peoples Anti-monopoly ticket is
undoubtedly successful. with few exeep-
| tons.
The fight against the Railroad tick ct is
tremendous. Late in the day yeste rday
Billy Carr sent ont an edict to his CO.
horts to abandon the Republican ticket
and go for the Democracy, but 1t did him
no good, however, for the Peoples
ticket will be elected by large majo rity
over both. The contest for municipal
officers is much closer, and scratched
ballots are the rule The count in all the
wards is extremely slow. AT two O'Clock
| this morning the friends of Chief Crow
/ lev admitted defeat, but as the count
progressed his chances improved. The
Crescents will be found to have polled
large vote against him. The colored
voters Of the Fourth Ward gave nearly
their whole strength to Cockrill. but
against the Railroad ticket generally.
Nothing like correct table returns are
possible before tomorrow, and it is
doubtful if the many clerks can COM
plete their labors before Sunday morn
ing. Mcdonald, for Mayor, thus far
runs head of his ticket: so does Frank,
for Recorder Murphy, for District At
torney is badly scratched but still has
chance to win.
Last night, when John Gallagher, shot
by J. S. Jaynes, was dying, Supervisor
J. j. Kenney stood over the body, raised
his hand, and swore to Heaven he would
kill the man who killed Gallagher, At
forwards, in the city prison, fellow,
named Riley, tried to assassinate Jaynes,
but was prevented by an officer on duty
at the prison.
VALLEJO, Cal, Sept. 4.
The light in the new lighthouse on
Mare Island was lighted for the first
time Monday evening.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 4.
G. W. Ingalls,, Indian Agent, tele-
graphed that he held successful council
with the Chiefs of seven different tribes
at st. George, in Southern Utah. They
have agreed to 60 on the Muddy Valley
reservation. These Indians represent all
the Piutes in Southern Utah and North
Arizona. The Council was regarded as
eminently successful. Kanosh, Chief of
another band of l75 Indians, agreed to
go to Muddy Valley. The balance, fifty
or more go to the Uintah reservation.
Tabionas' band goes to Uintah, and all
the southern Indians will gather in
Muddy Valley. Supplies to the Piutes
of Nevada and the western Shoshones
will be distributed by n. W. ingalls,, as
sistant, next week, in Nevada The In.
dian problem is now regarded solved fol
the future in the happiest manner.
5 SAN Francisco, September A.
! No complete returns yet from any
ward. On a count of II 900 ballots
! Cockrill is loo ahead of Crowley fol-
Chief of Police. Otis, for Mayor, i.
ahead
r George Theobald was arrested for for.
: gerry OF orders for 5000 on Charles Hart
! At the Coroner's inquest in the case
of John Gallagher, shot by J F. Jaynes.
the testimony did not vary from the
= facts heretofore published, showing thai
Jaynes was first attacked by Supervisor
5 Kenny, and then by deceased.
Candidates on whom the vote is close
set vigilant watches to prevent any pos
sible fraud by the officers of the election
Jan -ho'So Nouhts -oo Notco ens
by the Republicans; "a majority.
Alpine county.-Farley. Senator, Dem
ocrat, $50 majority. Johnson, Dem.
and Miller, Rep, for Assembly, 100 ma
jority.
Butte county.-Perkins, Rep, 40i
D majority. Assemblymen Gray, Rep.
e and Clark, Dem, probably elected by
e, small majority.
Yuba and Suffer counties Senator
Spencer, Booth man, 100 majority
Bradley, Garter and Knox, Republicans
are elected by 200 majority. Two o
these are claimed for Booth.
, MERGED county has elected the tota
Democratic ticket, with the exception o
school Superintendent.
Alameda county.-Liyermore pre-
!, cinct: Senator, Gibbons, 100; Assembly
men, Dwinelle, As, and Inman Al ma
jority. ..... ...
Shasta county .-Klotz, Dem, electe,
to the Assembly; favors Casserley.
), Tehama county. - No full returns
:, Brown, Dem, 100 ahead.
!, Monterey County.-Assemblyman Tu
= ~, Dem, 1l5 majority.
Los Angeles County.-(Oficial Ser
ate-Bush, Peoples candidate, 1,54.
70 Ellis, Dem, 1853; Stanley, Ind, 5lt
!; Assembly-Higby, Poop, 1929; Guini
:, Poop, 1887; Workmans, Dem, 1877
- Venable, Dem, 1875.
= Santa Clara County.-Senator, Ian,