Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

STILL ASornKR.-on Saturday night
about ~ O'Clock 9 young man named
Andrew Mclean. employed as . copyist by
several Virginia lawyers, retired 70 his rosm
on Summit street, near Taylor. lie made
considerable noise a. no entered. and the
landlord being reused. thrust his head Out
OF his chamber door and asksd what tho
matter WAS. Mclean answered that every
thing Was all right, but returning present.
". knocked and asked the landlord to lsnd
him y pistol. - be anticipated some trouble
with q gambler. who lodges also on summit
street. and who bad that evening made
threats that he would have his lie before
morning. Mclean was under the infu.
ence Of liquor. but Mr.. Anderson. the
landlord, knowing him 70 be usually q
steady, gsntlemanly young fellow. handed
him out an I. X. L. ~ive-shooter. and once
more sought his pillow. What followed
can only be cenjectured. Mclean, Il !,
supposed. Immediately went 10 his room,
carefully removed his clothes, went 10
bed, composed his limbs d~scently. and
with one brief prayer fer mercy. blew osi
his candle. lie spent the Sabbath In look.
ing for the bloodthirsty gambler.
ANOTHER VICTIM DEMAspEp.- Governor
Rutherford b. Hayes says that samuel J,
Tilden told him that he heard W. Prank
stewart say that Z. A. Shultz told him
that Thomas +. Kelly heard that there
was no doubt that William N. Gambler
said that George I. Lammon thought tina
John p. Mcfarland previously statsd Mai
| Anthony Fox informed Warren j. 6hsri,
Michel declared 10 che whole world that II
WAS generally credited that G. u. Smith
had asseversted In plain terms that John
Lambert said that'it was we'll known In
Virginia City and Gold Hin that Ogden
| Hiles had made ne bones Of II 10 yranl
V. Drake that II Was . fact Of great public
interest that DR.. II. Hergstin had male
his affidavit that d. y. Hodges knew well
enough that W. d. @. Gibson and W. II,
Msserys did say that any man caught
reading this 10 stuck for the drinks Tor the
whole crowd.
LroS CousTr.-Tho Republicans proved
too strong for their combined foes u th'
last election. Following arc the msIori'
ties: Presidential Rleetors-Rspublisan
229; CongresmAn-wren. i6s (; Supreme
Judge = Leonard. 100 STATE Senator
Westsrnsld. 50; Assemblymen - Wright
Kennedy aud Cieaver average majority
ig2 sherif-Cookc, al I; Recorder Lo
tbrop. 81; Treasurer-Sims, 2i7 Assem-
or-Dant, III; Clerk-Dsllss. 1876 ; Dis
trie, Attorney = Keith. 100; Coron@-
Hawkins, is9 School Superintendent
Young. IA; Survsyor-Dildlne. full vote
Comfy Commissioner - Mckenzie. as
Burrier. CS.
corSrY CoxxIssroSris.-The Count,
Commissioners Of Storey county held I
meeting in Virginia last Saturday for th'
purposs OF ~eanvassing the returns OF tn,
election from the various precincts O
| Storey county. Previously to the com
menccment Of this work they allowed tn
following bills: George DAILY. SIG W
| George l.. Andrews. 500; =. A. Cei, Saoo
Er.a;sy Chronicle, $40. Several bills wer'
referred for further examination. tn
result Of the canvass OF the returns Will o
found elsewhere.
PLuL CARROLL RHLxAsKp OK Ball.
The boy Paul Carroll. who nm tint
since shot and killed John Carroll In
dispute over q land boundary. and vhs
low lies under . charge Of murder, hsl
been admitted 70 bail In the sum Of
$4,000. Messrs. @. O. Stevenson, Charles
Golding. Sol. Nssl. Lewis Deck. ". H
Day and @. l.. Clark are the bondsmen.
JosrrH SMITH. Jx.. son Of the originsI
prophet. lectured at n 'tional Guard Hall,
Virginia, last night on the peculiar bean
ties Of Mormonism.