Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-04
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NEVADA STATE ELECTION.

NENAUA SlAlE ELLVllVvs
Iuazictt Probably tho e
orbits and WOOdbmru Having
- Close Contest 1scturms from
Wsshoc. OrMsby. storey. white
pine. Lincoln, Lander AMI Eure.
ka Counties The Result still
CnkuOwm-A Terrible Amount
Of Scratched ricketS-Thc lnic.
pcndemss Now here.
RENO, New, Nov. 2.
The election passed off very quietly.
Five hundred and five votes polled.
Nearly every ticket is scratched. Ii is
impossible nj this late hour Ia gain any
idea of how the vote stands. Such is
the case throughout the county. Bath
parties are SAM ine of success. 1t will
take until seven o'clock to finish.
Oswald, " ho was 50 fearinlly man
gled a few day since, died this alter
noon
GOLD HILL. Nov. ;.
Although the day was an exciting
one ut Gold Hill the election passed
off very unusually quiet. There was
only slight mu~> and that was
soon settled. The idea prevails at this
hour that the Republican Legislative
county ticket was elected here III seven
O'Clock. In the count of straight tick
cts il was 100 ahead. Tickets have
been badly scratched. The impress
Sion is that Adams. for Lieutenant
Governor: Hill. for state Printer: kcl-
", for County sheriff. and Thompson
fuI County Clerk. all Democrats, will
come out ahead in Gold Hill township.
In Ward No. |, l.320 out of l.450
votes we're polled. and in the Second
Ward something vt poo ont CT go
nanes OF the register. In the local
ticket there was a sharp contest for
Justice of The Peace and Constable.
VIRGINIA CITY. Nov. 3.
\ dispatch Received from Carson ut
$50 o'c.ock sta e> that the count at
that hour gives ilazle;t. candidate for
Governor. l>2 naiority.
"A dispatch from Ninncmucca. ut
80 o'clock, give an average Repul'-
lican majority of 30 i'll liunIiroldt
county.
WAsHoE CITY. Nov. :.
Washoc gives the follow ing maiori-
ties: Bradley ~. Adams -. Eli, -,
~lIillhori>e Is. I;riknip -. Hereford 30.
Miner III, ki;treil -, Schooling y. llo-
lnrt -. iiir>t -. Willis =. Stewart -,
Hill i. Clayton -. County: Ross ~.
Hogan -. Beck II. Auit n. Jones -.
<locker Is. Gregory II. Williams Is.
Frazier -. Cossltt 20. Me,kc -. Daw-
son 10. skinner -. RoSs =. Owen -.
H~AnILToS. Nov. 3.
The election passed OF quietly. l. is
thought the Republican Legislative
fi,,t-.t j. .1,,tal Ion, !, j.. ;b,,, .;iI. T.,
obtain definite returns until o-inor
rev. rs the tickets are badly scratched
and counting progresses slowly. liam
il on. Treasure City. and Eherhardt
will give Republican majoriticS.
FiocHE. Nov
II is impossible TO form an OF inion
AS To the result of the election here. ~
the tickets are badly scratched and
counting progresses slowly.
AUSTIN. Nov. 3.
The election passed Oft auie ~. hut
owing to a very general scratching of
the tickets the couni ins progresses
slowly ii the city wards, and the re-
suit cannot lie known until to morrow
morning. TIE Republicans will have
large maiorities for their G~uhernatorial
and Legislative tickc;s. W~oodburn,
Republican nominee for Congress, is
ahead of his ticket. Farrell, for State
or. and Nichols. for the ASSEM-
bly,, both Republicans, are also sup
posed 10 be ahead of their ticket. Con-
siderable interest VAS manifested in
the contest for the AsSessor>hip, there
bein. three candidates in the
field, Tripiett, Republican. Taylor,
Democrat, and duncan. Independent.
Tie latter pollcd u heavy vote, and
many concede his election.
Following are the returns of the
Stt'c ticket from Yankee blade pre-.
cinct: Bradley, =; ~iiaZlett, 10; Adams,
II; Bowman. >; Ellis, g.; Woodburn,
@; ~llillhouse, II; Beatty, 4; 81 Tres. "A:
Minor. /; Cranlcy. II: Hobart, +:
Schooling, II; Tutly. 3: Ei,trcll. II;
Tcbi~, /. Farrell. Republican. >ena-
tor. Is. Mcl;eth. democrat. At Iu:ji
Z. NJ, the count on Secretary of Stltt
in Second Ward showed ~ Tres, Dem,
-; Miner, Rep. l.. In Third Ward,
Spires, 43; Minor. -.
w ADSWOiTH. Nov. ).
Following are the maiori;ie Is: Coy
ernor, bradley, Is; Lieut.. Gov. Bow.
man. 20; Congress. Ellis. .; Judge
Supreme Conr', long term. Beatty, 80;
Secretary of Stat, Miner, l0l; Sur
~ ~ ''s 4 Wv IL -
judge. short term. Earl. ,: Clerk
supreme Court. B.ckneIl. :: Attorney
General. Tcbb>. ); Treasurer. school
ing. !: Controller. Ilol,art. l0l: Super
intendenl of Public instruction.. Kelly,
4: Mineralogi>t. Wiiitehill. -: judge,
"a District, Wright. u. County ticket
senator. Norton. >; Sheriff, Jones. 10;
Treasurer, Hammond, -; County
Clerk, Shoemaker, 81; County Re
corder, tonn>tock. Is; Assessor, Fra.
Ger. ); district ATTORNEY, I;oardnran
~: Public administrator, &. w. Jones,
-; Sup't. Public Instruction, Ring, II;
County surveyor, Alien, D; on County
Commissioner the vote stands. Smith
II, Ross ~. Herman ~. Owens 40; the
: votc on Ae>emblymcn stands. Gilbert
II. cram" 10, Price 30. Hogan 20, Beck
-, Alt 10.
CARSON, Nov.3.
The election hero to-day passed oil
quietly. Total ole of Carson precinct,
!'jo. There are SO many scratched
tickets the official vote Will NOT he
known before Late to- morrow. The
Independent legislative ticket has
about 100 majority here and the Re
publican State and county ticket about
~ The returns 80 far. from Doug
las county indicate a Republican ma
Jori' Y of ahou, 100 for the legislative
tirket and 4 small majority for the
State and county tickets. t;lcntrook,
III that county pocSa bUu, 80 Republic
can majority.
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Verdict De~i ucit.e Rain.
SAN t:ANCI~CO. Noy. .
NJ. VI. l.~tcc i confined io his hou<e,
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