The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

Assemblymen.
MulcaLy. @ Barrett. 80
Webster. Penton. ............4 8
Davis ................6 6hier. 81
Sheriff.
Sherwood. ..........35 Mckee. ........... 90
County Clerk.
danfOru.. ...........12 German. .............4 As
County Recorder.
Weed. ....... ........a Henderson. ..... "a
District Attorney.
Campbell ...........18 Pftchen. 50
County Treasurer
Fish ................33 Elam.. 10
County Assessor.
Morton 80. ..........24 Hoffman. ........ .33
HIKo.
Electcrs... ....... .1G ElectorS. IA
Congressman.
Daggett.. ..16 Cassidy. IA
Judge of Supreme Court.
Beatty. $3.50. ........16 Belknap..
State Senator.
Howell. ... .-...... IL Henderson. .... 10
Assemblymen.
Mu1cahy ............16 Barrett ............ .16
Webster ............. 16 Penton. IA
Davis. shier.. rs
Sheriff.
Sherwood. ...... 10 McKee,.
County Clerk.
Hanford ...... .15 German. .............1 5
County Recorder.
Weed. ...... ........ 8 Henderson. %
District Attorney.
Campbell. .........13 Patchen. ...........1 10
County Treasurer.
Fish $50. .......... Elam...... ..........2 %
County Assessor.
Morton. 10 Hoffman. ...... 18
Highland precinct cast % votes,
the ticket standing Is Democrats to 7
Republicans, excepting in the case of
State Senator. Howell received l6 votes
to Hendersons 6. Bunkerville put 81
straight Democratic votes into the box.
Eagle Valleys votes stood Demo-
cratic votes to 2 Republican, except in
the case of Alex. Veitch, for Commits
sioner, who stood four to four with his
opponent. Alex. has been guilty of 60
ing to Eagle and making love to the
pretty Mormon girls, hence this result.
Spring Valley stood 3 to 8 on the cleo
toral ticket in favor of the Democrats. The
county ticket was slightly scratched, but
the Democratic candidates got majority
except for County Clerk.
There were eleven votes cast in Meadow
Valley Wash, six Democrats to five Re-
publicans. These were all straight
tickets, except one. Dry Valley cast
seven votes, five for Hancock and two for
Garfield. Clover Valley stood one for
| Go,Ea1J ~ 4r,ol,,o Gov uo,ooo1- o~I %bo
balance of the ticket stood pretty much
the same. At Tenn Piute the head of the
ticket stood four Republicans to one
Democrat.
LATEST DIsPATCHEs.-Th latest cleo
ton news from Portland, Oregon, gives
a clear Republican majority of 1000 west
of the Cascade Mountains. This includes
the southern counties. In the counties
east of the mountains the Democratic
majority is not likely to be over 700, and
it will not exceed 800 at the most. AL.
lowing for all possible errors in the esti.
mates for parts of counties not yet re.
ported, the Republican majority cannot
fall below 300. Most Of these figures are
based on actual returns. The State is
sure for the Republicans, though by q
less majority than was expected. There
|, is no possibility of the votes yet to be
counted in California changing the result
although the majority may be slightly
reduced. 1t is now definitely SETTLED
, that the Republicans will have majority
on the joint ballot of from four to six
, insuring the election of a Republican
Senator. The Congressional delegation
stands Page and Pacheco, Republicans
0 and Rosecrans ond Berry, Democrats
The vote in the State as far as heart
D from stands, Garfield 1905, Hancocl
67,O27, Weaver 1907.
History OF NEVADA. Mr.. Champion
an agent of Thompson & West, the gen
tlemen who are now engaged in gettinl
I ND history of Nevada, arrived in tow
0 during the week, and is busily engage,
0 in getting items pertaining to the agll
cultural and mining resources of Lincoln
= county and all historical facts of interest
Our citizens should lend Mr.. Champion
all the aid they possibly can in this mat
ter. for the history will certainly be Q
q great benefit to Lincoln county and it
settlers.
8 The Republicans of Phoebe will hold
grand ratification meeting at 1880 thl
5 evening at the OPERA HOUSE,