Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-08

PINE STATION RETURNS.-The re-
turns from Pine Station precinct give
for the Democratic Electors IL, and for
the Republican Electors IL. Ellis, IL;
Wren. IL; Kirkpatrick, IL; Leonard,
IL; Cassidy, IL; Wallace, 10; Hub
bard, IA; Baker, 7; Baily, Is; Las
peyre, II; Cavanaugh, 9; Smith, 10;
Marchant, IA; Atkinson, l3; McCul-
loch, 5: Dewitt, q; Sias, l6; Harmon,
IL; Haskell, IL; Ryland. 10; Immel,
II; Powell, IL; Knight, IL; Levy, IL;
Chase, IL; Merrill, IL; Davenport, IL;
Edwards, /; Conklin, 10; Molinelli,
II; Bishop, 0; Kaye, IL; johnson, IL;
Levin, 4; Page, 10; Oberer, 10; Beadle,
IL; Beatty, IL; Cromer, IL; Pryor, Z;
Mckay, 10.
PALIsADE. = Their were AZ votes
polled at Palisade. Tilden and Hend
ricks, 81; Hayes and Wheeler, 20; Ell
lis, II; Wren, 30; Kirkpatrick, 20;
Leonard. 81; Cassidy. "a; Wallace, %;
Baker, %; Hubbard, 25; lAiIy, %;
Laspeyre, 20; Mclaughlin. IS; Cav
anaugh, l6;. Smith, II; Marchant, 81;
McCullocb, 26; vote for Atkinson
iio sfiitJy po" iJt, II DlhN' oDy "a
mon, %; Haskell. "a; Ryland. "a; I'm
mel, %, Powell, 20; knight IS; Levy,
II; Chase, 80; Merrill. ~; Davenport,
20; Edwards, 20; Conkiin, 81; Moli-
nelli, Is; Bishop. %; Kaye, "a; John
son, %; Levin, Is; Page, 20; Oberer,
Is; Beadle, %.
BEowAwE.-The following is the vote
Of Beowawe: Tilden and Hendricks,
8 ; Hayes and Wheeler, 4 Ellis, 8
Wren, 5; kirkpatrick, s I; Leonard, 5 !;
Cassidy, s; Wallace. 5; Baker, 8; Hub
bard, 5; Mclaughlin, S; Lasperyre, -;
Baily, 8; Ca%vanaugh, 6 ; Marchant, g.;
Atchison. A; Mccullough, 4; Smith, 5;
Dewitt, Z; Sias, 6 /; Harmon, 8 +; Has
kill, 3; Rylar d, /; Immel, II; Merrill,
10; Davenport, 3; Knight, ID; Powell,
O; Levy, 7; Chase, g /; Edwards, s (;
Conklin, 5; Kaye, 8; Johnson, 4; Mol
linelli, 8 ; Bishop, 4 ; Levin, l ; Page,
II; Oberer, 8; Beadle, 5.
CANINE FIDELITY.-A man over
come with the effects of too much
election day, lay down to sleep on top
Of the wood. box in the Sazerac Saloon,
last night, and his little dog lay on his
drunken masters body and refused TO
allow any one TO molest him,
snarling and swapping at all who
approached. The dog wasn't bigger
than a minute but was as spunky rs a
rel headed woman and as faithful as
a dog.
DIDN'T THINK SHE CoULD.-Little
girl, through a crack in the fence to
other little girl:
"You tan't spell rhinoceros."
Other little girl on the other side OF
the fences: Yes, l tan, too"
LES hear you spell it,"
"RI-ri, NOS-nos-rhinos, SUR
rAinocer-RUS -rus-rhinocerous.o
"Grashus goodness l didn't fink
she could spell it,"
FROM II CENTENNIAL.-Major w.
w, Mccoy, of Nevada's Commits
sioners to the Centennial, returned
from Philadelphia by Monday nights
train. having spent the past two
months in the East. He says the ex.
hibition is a big thing; but we have
not had time to interview him about
details.
FISH CREEK PRECINCT.-We have
no official returns from Fish Creek
Precinct, but arc informed that there
were eight votes cast there, of which
six were for the Republican electors
and W for the Democratic, being
a majority of four for Hayes and
Wheeler.
Pool SELLING.-Polls on the candi-
dates for county offices were sold at
the Palace Saloon last night. AS the
result was considerably in doubt the
betting was pretty nearly even, the
partisans of the candidates on either
side mot being disposed to give much
odds.
MAsoNlc.-The stated convocation
OF st. Johns Chapter No. 5, II. A. NJ,
will be held this evening at $3.50
O'Clock. All members are requested
10 be present, and all so%journing COM
naninns nnr1iallx ~ in xyttaA