Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-04
n ELECTION.
A Split Ticket Probably
Elected.
MOST or THE TICKETS ARE
SCRATCHED.
Bartlett ard Wren for the Legisla.
ture, Chase for Recorder.
Gilmore for Sheriff, MGontgom-
cry for Treasurer.
Harmon for County Clerk, and
Read for Surveyor.
A Quiet Day Tha. Was Sill cuictcr
for thc Independents.
Gilmore for Sheriff, Montgom
cry for Treasurer.
Harmon for County Clerk, and
Read for Surveyor.
A Quiet Day Tha. Was Sill Cuictcr
for ths Independents.

storm, tie hea2y clouds hung like a
huge mantle ovcr tho town, and the
prospects for a cheerful day were no,
flattering until nearly loon, when the
sun broke forth, and for the balance of
the day the weather was fine. The
usual excitement attending the occur
renee of election day was apparent on
all sides. The streets were crowded
their personal friends, While partisan
and non-partisan tickets were obscrva-
bic on every corner. Every ore was
sanguine of success. Republicans,
Democrats and independents were
cheerful and slyly chuckling "
the defeat of their respective oppo-
nsntS. As usual, many men were
drunk; where they procured liquor
seemed no ones business. vet no one
appeared dry. Late in the afternoon
N individual named Fitzpatrick, and
known as .'Thrcc fingered jack, had
an alteration with Il man name Miller,
whom he chased through the Corner
billiard room and made a desperate at
ltIIilt W SUI III "Hl1 al HUG hIlilt.
The lunge. fortunately. fell short, the
blade rippingthe u IA without injuring
the body. Fitzpatrick made his escape.
An alteration also took place between
Michael Coady and Under Sheriff
Walsh, the former asSaulting Walsh
and getting the best OF the affray,
The cause of the difficulty is unknown
to us, and. as contradictory reports
were circulated concerning it, we re-
frtin from Il turthcr notice of the affair
until Tomorrow. During the evening.
after the polls were closed. numerous
smail-fry fights We're had by those
who We're under the influence of wills
ky. No II was hurt badly, though
several heads were adorned With moss
a"ate> in black setting, faces were
scratched (>o were the tickets, but
few arrests were made, every oue being
too busy Specializing on the resuit
to interest themselves in the affairs of
others. We have received the follow
ing returns from precincts, which
will doubtless show the character of
the election Throughout the county:
I.aliSai c.
The fol.owin. are the Official rcturns
OF the State election in this precinct:
For Governor, Bradley, Democratic,
10; llazlett, Republican, 10; Lieutcn-
ant Governor, Adams, Democrat. %;
Bowman. Republican. II; fer member
of Congress, Ellis, Democrat, 81; Wood
burn, Republican T.; for Justice of the
supreme Court, long term, !lillhuu>e,
Democrat, u: Beatty, Republican, Is;
for Judge of the supreme Court. short
term. l;clknap, III; Earl. Republican,
Is; Secretary OF S!ate, Spires, Demo-
cra., 10; Minor, Republican. Is; Con
troll<r of STATE, tIaEley, Democrat, IL;
Hobart, Republican, III: for State
Treasurer, Schooling, Democrat, 10;
Tutly, Republican, 10; for Attorney
General, kittIell, Democrat. 70; TehbS.
Republican, II; for Clerk of the SUI
Ircme Court, Hereford, Democrat, 20;
Bickncll, Republican. IL; for Surveyor
General, llai>t, Democrat, 10; bay,
Republican, IL.
The returns from the county ticket
have not been furnished, except w.
\. Montgomery, Democratic candidate
for County, Treasurer, Who received ~
otcs to Heads ).
DcN@"~ Gate.
Following are he returns from lpcv-
I%iazlett, 20; bradley, o; Ellis, II:
Woodburn, y; Kelly, 10: Willis, :;
Beatty, 10; llillliouse, 5; Gilmore, %;
Sullivan, 4; Chase, 10: l.cnClic,. Il;
Davenport, Is; cole, :; bartlett, 10;
Wren. Ii; Mette. :: Howell. III; Rel
ly,6; Beatty, :; Taylor, L.; l!orowsky,
=; Bell, i; Coaay. ); Kelley, 10.
Sprin- Valley.
Bradley, III; lIazlett, /; bartlett, Is;
Mcttc, IA; lIillhouse, Is; Cole, Il;
Head, Il; Bell, 10; Ie.an, l3;
Chase, 7; Wallace, :; Harmon, Il.
The returns are still incomplete.
Secret Canyon.
~Ilazlctt, IL; Bradley, Is; Bowman,
IL; Adams, Is; WOODBURY., II; Ellis,
10; Beatty, IL; IIillhou>e. ID; EARL,
IL; Belknap, l.; Minor. l.; Spires, T.;
Hobart. l.; Cranlcy, T.; Tufly, IL;
Schooling, -; TebhS, IL; Kittrcll, Is;
Hicknell, II; Hereford, Il; bay. T.;
~llai>t, II; Kelly, II; Willis, Is; White
hill, II; Stewart, Is; Powning, IL;
Hill, ID. County Ticket Howell, l.;
Wren, 9; Bartlett, -; Gold,tone. >;
Mettc, ;; davenport, 10, cole, l3; Gill
Powell, 10; Head, Is; Montgomery, q;
Baker, 3; Iiubhad, =; Merrill. 10; liar
rington, III; Harmon, :; chase, ~;
benedict, l.; Read, L.; Edwards, L.:
Ai.is"n, II; Kaye, Il; Hamilton. -:
MilliamS, l; Horn, II; Chamblin, 4;
Morrison, II; lc,an, l.; t:oliinw, II;
MahonN, Ii; Murtha, T.. JUS, ice of Tie
Peace, North, $. Constable Phil.
Splain, 9.
Richmond Miuc.
Bradley, Al; Ilazle,t, :; Adams, Is:
Bowman, s; Hatch, /: Ellis, 10:
Woodburn. 81; iIillhouSe, 2j; Beatty,
26;~ Eelknar, II; Earl, s: Spires. IL; Mi
nor, .: Cranlcy, Il: Hobart, $; school
ing, A; Tutly, :; .littrell, 81; Te.bs,
I; Hereford, ~; Bieknell, .; Ilai>t.
Il; Fay, 8; Willis, n; Kelly. Is;
Stewart, A.: Wiitehill, s; Hill, 10:
Powning, q; bartlett, -; Mette, Ii;
t;~old>tone. /; Reilly, >; Howell, 81;
Wren, ~: cole. 10: Davenport, =: Sui
liNan, II; Gilmore s.; Powell. 80:
Wallace, II; douglas, !; Montgomery,
i3; Galbraih, /; Head, 8; Merrill. 10:
Hubbard, Z; Harmon, A; Harrington,
=; Benedict. 81; Chase. 81; Edwards.
u; Read, IL; Kaye, 81; A;caison, ::
Will ans. Il; Neshitt, /; Hamilton, .;
t~hamhiin. ii; Chris. Muriha, Is:
Horn. 4: Ray, /; LeNan. II; Morri,
son, .: Malony, 49,; Goluing, s; Lam
sing, IL; Johnson, o; Maupin, IL;
S%cliulze, Q; Mclaughlin, A.; Has
ke!l, :.
Eureka Precincts.
At | O'Clock this morning 80 ballots
had been counted. Nearly every ti.ka,