The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-14
LsrrsRrRox WHIrE PINE when VI

,,nl abroad now out of the rushing
present, iuto the silent sageorusn pas',
We are compelled to feel the changes
,bn, money, and the love OF 1t can
cork in this weird aud wayless world
of rugged hills and dusty wastes.
Money is not now very plentiiui a.
White Pine OF, if it is. it Is not ,nat
kind of money which difsuses itself IKE
The quality of mercy. Indeed, 1 nave
an ides that if some giant could pass
through the rambling crowds OF men
m the s,ree,spf these three towns, ana
nick each man up BY The heels ana
shake him, the said giant would nave
| 10 shake large number before tne
ring of $50 piece would salute me
earth. And yet, singular as II may
| anp.ar. White Pine never really prom
;sed. or Welded "a we'll as she does to-
dav There is not an idle stamp IN
IN the couniry-every thing ma wiz
| Grind ore is in motion day ana n'g"'-
reducing rock which is not d'thcnit 10
| xork and which is said 20 yield we'll
| New stamps are being erected every
iay aud Just AS soon as battery Is
ready 10 run The rock is on hand In
| abundance to feed TO it. Still times are
dull and money is scarce to the general
nublic, Can account for this condit-
ion of things only upon the supposii'on
that the general public is too heavy Tor
,be REGULAR business. In other words.
there are too many people after the
same dollar
Speakiug of grasshoppers-'hey are
hoy
themselves. At their present rate O.
matching aud cling they ought &c
roach Carson early this fall, and ATTACK
lCs,ifnrnia next summer. | do not think
The Si-rras will bother them il the least
:, hecause l have seen them hopnlne
.bou, on snow banks. 200 feet above
The ocean level-they had no boots or
and did not seem TO mind 1t much
The vrasshnppers will do well in Calf
fornia. They are fond of good, tender
vegetables, and they know the bes'
article. and always select the best FOL
!. ,iinner-th.v only eat one meal per day
and that takes them all day. They GO
"a roost ~ sun down They VIII assis
he silkworm to eat mulberry leaves al
, ter TIE ,endrr vegetables are all gone
. rhev do not like smoke and are Hi'i'
afraid Of fire. They mny be kept our Q
a small garden bv snudge fires CO."
: s,,u-ly burning, bu' if they have beef
: travelling and are very hungry The,
will ear up garden before the smoke
can be started Cor Enterprise.
Tv.,r RyL,r,oxs-The White Pin
i. News thinks +" San Francisco has beer
great help. as CO worker, IN the dc
: x.l,nme,t Of the mineral resources
= mis- Coast. and his done as fairly b.
Us as We rad right to expect; W
have had San FrauriscO money, niwayS
I, develop the mines and credit IRON
E Francisco for steel, powder, and food
/, to work vi and feed on; in trade
they are liberal; and never crowd
man to the wall SO long as they ar
satisfied thu, he is honest, and n con
!, terminating disposal of his bushes
n 10 his wife or brother in the matter 2
ming en,ureS, they are liberal, an
. will chance a larger proportion OF the'
for,uu.s in mining operation Una
e any Other mercantile people IN 10
:, world more than three-fourihs OF
the money to-day employed IN on
= mines. il San Francisco capital;
E want to see our people DO the best f
It themselves, regardless of the i"trre'
of other cities INT We want them
), stand BY the old ill they are sure TN
change will be an improvement, Al
e We want them, if they 6ud other cor
d sid-ra,ions equally divided, bet"rs
.,Ssn Francisco and the East. 10 remeu
~ re-, that ne hare eaten San Francisco
'e a.,t-that she has been eur friend wht
ID re had none to st.nd in her stead; an
q last aud leas', but something, sun,
remember that San Francisco Is on
&c grove mp With us. being now and
- be always, q shArer with NJ in . cor
n moa destipy."