Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

NeSJ $500 ~ SOAAA lAo
in misfortune are ready to go. No fare
will be charged, q clean, u~nscratched
ticket constituting q free pass for the
trip.
DEFEATED.-We regret to learn that
our old friend DR.. Herrick, the vet
eran Schoolmaster General of White
Pine, was defeated at the late election.
The Doctor, as Superintendent of
Scho0lmarms, was an o experienced and
efficient officer, and faithfully attended
the educational interests Of the juvenile
Pogonippers for four successive terms.
CoRTEz RETURNs.-The official re.
turns from Cortez precinct were
brought in yesterday and deposited
with the County Clerk; but no copy
having been taken of them, we are
unable to giSa them in the SENTINEL.
When the vote is canvassed by the
Commissioners, we will publish it in
full.
WHITE PINE. A dispatch from
Hamilton, received yesterday, III
that as far as heard from
Raum, for Sheriff; Forrest, for Clerk;
Timson, for Recorder, and Woodin,
for County Commissioner, were ahead.
All of the a~bove-named are Repub-
licans. The legislative tickets were in
doubt.
EVERY VoTE.-Hank knight arrived
last night from Roberts Creek. Here
ports that eleven votes were polled at
the precinct and that Mr.. Cassidy re.
ceived them all. This was the last
precinct TO hear from aud determines
Cassidy's election by a majority OF
nineteen.
CONFIDENTIAL few gentlemen of
Republican p~rocliyities mustered up
courage enough, at a late hour last
to offer to bet that Hayes had
beaten Tilden. Some of them were
up by the Democrats and others
got away with their bluffs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Franklin have
received something which will interest
the ladies far more than election news.
That something is a large invoice of
the latest things in seasonable dress
comprising all shades, patterns,
textures and prices.
Both ELECrED.-From the expires.
sions of opinion to be heard on the
and in the saloons, we conclude
that both Hayes and Tiiden are elected,
though the fight between Wheeler and
IT ar1rinl 10 n C1Ncn rvo prn
LOOKING FOR HIM.-The candidate
who thought the heavens would fall
il he was defeated Is looking for the
mar who thinks he has discovered per-
petual motion. He wants to form q
partnership with him.
LEFr.-Most of the strangers who
were in town during the early part Of
the week have left for their homes; but
there are still a few left who are unable
tear themselves away from the fas-
cinations of the beautiful hurdy.
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters arc held at the Postofice, in
Eureka, for the want of postage:
Ceresa Seconda, Typo, New; Caroline
E. Long, Austin, New.
NEW HoUsE.-James Allen is erect
ing a large building in the neighbour
hood of the Richmond smelling works
and refinery. When completed u will
be used as a boarding house.
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FoR TEN YEARs.-James l.. John.
SON, who killed James Ryan in Austin
about a year ago, has been sent to tho
State Prison under sentence OF ten
years. imprisonment.
PROBABLY A TIE.-At Roberts Creek,
for Assessor, Powell received six votes,
and Knight five. 1t Is said that this
will make a tie in the county between
the two candidates.
AUSTIN BULLIoN.-The Manhattan
Mining Company, Of Austin, shipped
on the 7th instant, its second semi
weekly shipment, for November, con-
sisting Of II bars, valued at 'Sl2,365 80.
THE ELECTION AT TYBo.-A dis
patch from Belmont states that at
Typo Hayes received 16s votes, Tilden
l78, Ellis ITO, Wren ITO.