Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-05

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heavy vote and many claim bis election.
Following are the returns Of the State
ticket from Yankee Blade precinct: Brad.
ley 5, Hazlett 10; Adams 10, Bowman 2;
Ellis 6, WOODBURY. 8; HilIhouse II,
Beatty 4; Spires IA, Minor 1; Cranley II,
Hobart A; Schooling IL, Tufey 8; Kit
trell IL. Tebbs A; Farrell, Republican
Senator, 10. McBeth, Democrat, 2.
At 1890 p. m. the count on the Secre-
tary of State in the Third Ward showed
Spires, Democrat, IS; Minor, Republi.
II; Third Ward, Spires AZ, Minor 90.
WADswoRTH. Nov. 3.-Following are
the majorities:. Governor, Bradley, 10;
LIT. Governor, Bowman, 20; Ellis, 7;
Judge of Supreme Court Cong term),
Beatty, Gl; Secretary Of State, Minor.
lOl; Surveyor. Day, 60; Printer, Pown.
ing, "a; Judge (short term), EARL, 8;
Clerk of Supreme Court, Bicknell, 8;
Treasurer, Schooling, /; Controller, Ho-
bart. lOl; Sup. Public Inst, Kelly, 4:
Mineralogist, Whitehill, 10; District
Judge, Wright, 81. .-..
CARSON, Nov. 3.-The election here to-
day passed off quietly. The total vote
OF Carson precinct is $50. There are SO
many scratched tickets that the official
vote will not be known before late to.
morrow. The Republican legislative
ticket will have about 200 majority here,
and the State and County tickets about
100.
The returns SO far from Douglas coun-
ty indicate Republican majority OF
about 100 for the legislative ticket, and
small majority for the State and Coun.
ty tickets. Glenbrook, in that county,
gives about 80 Republican majority.
EUREKA, Nov. 3.-Hazlett is ahead,
with prospects Of carrying the county by
200 majority. The fight for the legisla-
tive ticket is close, and will probably be
Bartlett, Dem, and Wren, Rep. The
contest for county officers is also close.
Sullivan, Democrat. for Sheriff, is
beaten; Chase. Republican, for Recorder.
is ahead of his ticket; OF the rest, moth
ing definite is known. Belknap, for
Supreme Judge, will be beaten; Bradley
will lose Eureka county; Woodburn. five
ahead at II 80; J. J. Hill ahead, Minor
ahead, Schooling and Tufy even. Full
returns will not be furnished till to-mor-
row night.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The jury in
Osborn murder case, after being out all
night, came into court this morning and
stated it was impossible to agree OH a
verdict, and were discharged. They
stood nine for acquital and three for
conviction. The trial will be resumed
at II a. m. to-day, before another jury.
Greenbacks, 90A@9lH.
The case OF Coroner Rice was called
again to-day in the 18th District Court
and is still on trial. 1t will probably be
finished to-day.
Much interest is manifested in sport
ing circles about the great trotting race
to come off on Saturday at the Bay Dis
trict Fair Grounds, between Occident
Fullerton and Chicago, for $4,000, mile
heats, best three in five, to harness
Notwithstanding the splendid perform
ance of Occident last Saturday, his
friends are little nervous about him 70
the coming race.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. 4.-The steame
Montana sailed for Panama at noon to
day. She took "a passengers and $40,
in treasure.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The Ray
mond & Ely has levied an assessment Q
So share, amounting to $4,000, pay
able December 10th. The Mahogan
levied an assessment of 50, payable sam
date.
The Colorado Steam Navigation Com
| pany has brought suit in the U. S. Dis
trict Court to recover salvage from tn
Pacific Mail s. S. Co. The suit grow
out Of assistance rendered the steame
Costa RIGA by the Newbern on the occt
sion Of the late disaster to the former.
John Corbett, convicted of manslaught
) er, was sentenced to-day to ten years i
t the State prison.
SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. 4.-Partial r,
turns from counties bordering on tb
Sound give 0. Jacobs, Republican cal
= didate for Delegate to Congress, 535 m,
n jority. His election is conceded by ovt
), 800 majority,
Los ANGELES, Nov. A libel suit hi
= been commenced against the Herald pu|
d fishing company for $25, 900, for sayir
the water furnished to the city was in
/. pure and unwholesome.
:, A gentleman Just in from Panamil
reports that the district is in fever
!. excitement. The mines are develop,
IS sufficiently to warrant the belief tn
!. they will even exceed in richness Il
famous Virginia City mines. He So
10 the camp now contains 700 miners al
= more are arriving every day by Il
Bakersfield route, but most come by Il
a San Bernardino route, as 1t is the chea
est and quickest.
r Meals can be procured at Panami
for rs cents. The town is filled wi
e. saloons and the gamblers are doing
IN splendid business. He says he saw :.
900 in one pot at poker game. Pref
10 good indication of good times, SO old Ca
fornians say.
30 Building lots command high fgul
"A ranging from $500 to $1,000. and CO
;" siderable number are changing hands
that figure. New buildings are going
d. rapidly.
Fl The lead owned by Stewart, Jones
80 Co.. is said to surpass in richness al
% vastness anything ever before stru
4, west of the Rocky Mountains.
K. SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4.-The Democra
III are firing salute of 100 guns in hon
q OF the recent great victories achieved
. their party in the East.
IN SAN DIEGO, Nov. 4.--The Unions di
ok patch from Prescott says the largest pi
q. cinct heard from give Stevens, Indepen
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