Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

The work Of counting the votes IN 'n-
GINA progresses slowly. In the h'"0
town Of New York they can generally man
age TO give the returns within twenty
four hours, but when II comes to counting
the vote Of 4 grsa, city like Gold hii' VIZ
ginia. Chicago or 81. Louis. time Is need
| ed. Two precinct, were finished In VIZ
riui. TODAY. The Second Ward gives
| eomple,e return. The Republican Eise-
tor, have abou, 80 majority. Wren has
as majority. Kirkpatrick for Supreme
IT,. lat. Leonard by IS, but this will
sass;iv uir..l out in the other wards. In
r. -.me xarl Stewart and Schultz. the
n",o.r.,i. candidates for the state Sen-
a,s have a considerable majority over
~, nepnblican competitors, The Sec-
III 4. lie only ward which gives COM
~. returns. Kelly. for sheriff. leads
r,nIl.r by nearly . hundred votes.
sn;,h. for Treasurer. beats Lambert BY
~ Fox. for Assessor. beats Sheridan by
al Lammon. for Clerk. tops Nc
rarl,nJ by 5 votes. For Recorder.
Uall heats Michel BY "a. Hiles.
Tor District Attorney. leads Drake by 7.
For Coroner, Hodges beats Bergstein 81.
Pa.more, for Superintendent Of Public
schools. covers l.osebud Graham by 10
votes, and Goth. HAST. for Surveyor. gets
away with Browne to the figure OF IA ma
joriiy. Walker. for Constable, beats
Baldwin. and Knox. for Justice OF the
Peace. takes the wind out OF Coopor's sails
by nearly two 10 one-the most iiattering
vote Of the election. From the other wards
definite returns cannot La obtained. In
the First precinct % the Third Ward the
clerks finished tallying at 7 o'clock this
morning. and before casting up the
totals adjourned until ? o'clock 2. M.-A
piece Of impertinoneo that should DO prop
orly punished. ~ the clerical laborcrs are
paid well for their work and have no more
right IN stop In the middle OF their busi-
ness than the employees Of any private
person. Citizens. candidates nor reporters
could get access TO the count In consequence
81 this leisurely action % the clerks. In
the Firs, and Fourth Wards aud In the
second precinct Of the Third Ward the
counting still goes ON ~ the NEws Is
being printed. Enough is known. how
ever, to make IL safo 10 predict that the
entire Republican Assembly ticket IL
elected. The general impression. founded
upon a partial count. Is that Schultz
CDem.l and Williams (l.ep.l have been
returned to the state senate. Wren Is
surely elected to Congress. The County
Commissioner and School Trustees, both
in Gold Hill and Virginia, are believed 10
De successful. beyond p~oradventure. IL Is
not probable that the full count OF all the
wards will be- in until IN early hour to-
morrow morning. There 10 little doubt.
however. that the Republican ticket, gen.
orally. has won a decided victory.
GOLD HILL.
The returns from the Gold Hill polls
are pretty complete. In the Second Ward
the Republicans have a majority OF i26
AMI Wren has rs majority over Ellis.
Leonard. for the supreme Bench. leads
Kirkpatrick nv ~. Williams and Schultz
lead by a considerable majority for the
State Senate. In this ward the entire
Republican ticket for the ASSEMBLY
is elected. the lowoss Republican
vote being 33i. and the lowest Democratic
vote az. Kelly. for Sheriff, beats Gambler
by ~. For Treasurer, Smith leads L.Am-
bert by %. Fox. for Assessor. has Q ma
lority over Sheridan. Mcfarland. Tor
Clerk, lead. Lammon by Sc votes. For
Recorder, Michel has 81 more votes than
Hall. Drake. for District Attorney. leads
lille. by 10. Hodges. for Coroner, has a
majority Of "a over I,ergstin. Pasmorc,
for Superintendent Of Public Schools. get.
away with Rosebud Graham 10 the extent
OF IS votes. For Surveyor, Hast leads
Browne BY 10 votes. AL the Republican
County Commissioners and School Trus-
tees in Virginia and Gold Hill have .
handsome majority. For Justice OF the
Peace. Cook QDem.D 10 81 ahead. For Con-
stable. Gillespie 10 = ahead Of Saunders.
AMERICAN rL,T.
The returns from American Flat are as
follows; leetor.-Republiean. IS; Dem
ocratic. IL. Congressman Wren, 50;
Ellis. II. Judge Of tho supreme Court
Leonard. 81; kirkpatrick. iG. State Sen
ator.-William.. 50; Osbiston. ~; Schultz,
Is: Stewart. a. Assemblymen Re
publican, - 70 So; Democratic
i3 10 II. shcrih-Candler, &c; Kelly.
%. Treasurer 60 Lambert, 20. Smith.
30. Assessor 80 Fox, IS; Sheridan, IL.
County Clerk LAmmon, 40; Mcfar-
land, 10. I.ecorier-Hsll. 81; Michel.
n. District At,orney-Drake -, Hiles
II. Public Administator-Hodges ~,
Bercs,eiu iG. Superintendent OF Public
School.-Pasmore ~. Graham II. County
suryeyor-Browno 50. Hast IL. County
Comuii-sioncrs-Haxeltine 81. Torp 80.
I'VE 20. Gray 10. Bitter II. johnson II.
Justice. Township No. 1Phipps u, Cool
30, Booth s. Constable Gillespie AZ,
Sanders %. School Trustees = Espub-
licans 81 TO SO, Democrats II to Is.
FLOwERY.
Following il tina result in flowery ;
The Republican electoral ticket Ia two
ahead. Ellis 5. anil Kirkpatrick 2. State
senator-stewart. IS; Williams. SO; Os-
bi.ton and Schultz. each IS. The Legis-
latiye ticket il Republican. Kelly. for
sheriff. h, \ ahead. On the remainder Of
the ticket tho Republicans have a general
majority.