Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
NEVADA ELECTION NEWS.
reports of How Various Precincts
Bai1oted In the ssGreat East

BailOted In the ssGreat East
TYPO ELECTION.
In Typo precinct we are informed thai
one Democratic Assemblyman, T. J. Bell,
and one Republican Assemblyman, E. H,
Kincaid, were elected. The following coun
ty and township officers are Democrats,
ana were elected by the subjoined MAORI
ties: County Auditor and Recorder, M. r.
Delano, SO; Assessor, T. f. Morgan, 8;
District Attorney, J. /. Griffith, SO; JUS
tice OF the Peace, Turin second term, 81;
Constable, Giblin, A. The following are
the majorities of the Republicans who won
IN Typo: Presidential electors, 10; DaRgett,
IL; Beatty, IA; State Senator, N. s. Trow-
bridge, II; Sheriff, H. G. Brougher, 7;
County Clerk, Geo. Nicholl, 80; Treasurer,
Adam Mclean, 36; Public Administrator,
ID. +. Stimler, %; Supt. Schools, G. A.
ogden, %; County Surveyor, A. M. Haw-
klns, 20; County Commissioner, long term,
A. d.. Spaulding, 40; County Commits
sioner, short term, ]. Graham, 16.
MoREY ELECTION.
By the following majorities the Republi-
can candidates were elected in Morey pre-
cinct: Presidential Electors, 0; Daggett
and Beatty, each 7; Treasurer, Adam Nc
Lean, Is; Assessor, J.. E. Norris, 7; Dis
trict Attorney, A. H.. Stocker, 0; Public
Administrator II. p. Stimler, 2; Supt. of
Schools, G. A. Ogden, 8; County Commits
sioner, long term. A. H. Spaulding, 80;
County Commissioner, short term, James
Graham, l; Justice Of Peace. Oliver, 49,;
School Trustee-Long, Gravfor, 10; short
term, Warburton, 6. And the Democrats
elected by the following majorities: State
senator, j. T. Williams, 80; AssemDlyman,
/. j. Bell, 8; Assemblyman, George Ernst,
II; Sheriff, D.. O'Neil, IL; County Clerk,
MIC. Randolph, 33; Auditor and Recorder,
M. Il. Delano, IA; County Surveyor, Au-
gust Mathey, 81.
ELECTION.
Republican Electors elected by s major
ity; Daggett, 10; Beatty, s; State Senator,
]. I. Williams Cd, AZ majority; Assem-
blymen, George Ernst (D.), 26, and Kin
caid RI, 16.
WARD ELECTION.
The election in Ward, White Pine coun-
ty, resulted as follows Garfield got 4 ma
jority; Daggett, 2; Beatty, /; Rockhill, for
State Senator, 81 majority; and the Assem-
bly, ticket was a tie.
osoEoLA ELECTION.
In Osceola, White Pine county, the
Electoral ticket tailed 4S for Garfield and
Sc for Hancock. The Republicans won all
the way through, Stearns for the State
Senate winning in that precinct by 10
votes. Three of the Republican Assembly,
men also led off over there.
GAINESVILLE ELECTION.
By favor Of Mr.. George Turin, of Typo,
last nights mail brought the latest election
news from Grantsville, and they still had
n ballots to count. Following is the tally
up to the time when the coach left
Democratic Presidential Electors, 81 ma
jority; Cassidy 80 majority, and Belknap
10; State Senator, Williams 3D., ITO ma
jority, and for the Assembly, Bell and
Ernst, both Democrats, got away with ia
and liz majority, respectively.
SPANISH BELT.
In the above precinct the Democrats got
away with a clean, straight sweep OF II
votes to 2for the Republicans.
DANvILLE's
Vote went, all the way through, IL Demo-
cratic to 3 Republican,