The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
THE CEREMONIES TODAY.


The occasion which calls together, to
day, in Carson, large assemblage Q
citizens from the various parts of tn
State, is one of much significance AM
affords good reason for the hearty inter
change of congratulations among ou
townspeople. The ceremony which call:
this assemblage here, being Interpreted
ia its local sense, means that the corner
etone which to-day will be laid is to be
the typical and actual corner stone OF
the permanence of our little city. The
healthy state of our business interests,
apart from what consequence is
given to the place through the loca-
ton here of the sea, of government, at
tests the fact that Carson can and will
sustain itself independently of the bene-
f;s which its citizens derive from the fix
tu,e among them Of the Capitol. But
the Appropriation Act and the udoubt-
cd ability Of the contractor to have the
State House in readiness for occupation
BY the next Legislature, induce feeling
Of con;entment and permanence among
our people which otherwise might not
De entertained. A willingness to be
content with this place for q home will
do much toward helping Us 10 a reien-
tioa of our present population and the
steady increase of its numbers. The
uore fully this feeling is developed the
more eheerfully will the means be ad-
-saced for needed Improvements.
Amongst these is public school build
Jag and government worthy of the
Capital City of the State. The import
aacs Of affording here the best and most
liberal educational facilities cannot be
crged too often or too s'renuously. We
Lo3e that fhe next Legislature will give
"a an economical town incorporation.
Oar streets, our shade trees and the gen
e-ai well regulation of the place demand
r,o-e thorough and orderly local gov
e-ament than we esn have under the
present arrangement. 4 very tri6ing
sdiitionai tax would give US this
Whilst re are congra,ulating ourselves
Upon the corner stone laying, we have
reason to feel much satisfaction at the
iGcrease of our business interests brought
abou, By the completion of the Carson
sad Virginia Railway. The undonbted
revival Of trade bereabou, can be right
t1lly ascribed TO TO other cause than
TIA opening of this road. The company
whose properly it is, have already an
their intention of extending
= Geir lines north and soutb-pene,ratingl :
Wssboe County in one direction aud !
tie vas: timber tracks of The Sierras in !
tie other. The more generally extended q
this road is ofcourse the greater will be I
The concentration ofbusiness in Carson. :
q - sSi cAiCi-A'S aitcE6tAous duu lIi-
p-ovements which have been entered ),
:.oa a. the Mexican mill add largely to
re assessable property of the county. :,
< this enterprise we shall speak more 7
q, = a. soma future time
Oar visitors to-day will have an op. I.
,c-'gnity of sesing tina; The Capitol n
Gliding has been commenced in earn |;
81, and TIA, structure worthy of the o
tate is to be prepared for it's officers o.
nj Legislature. They will also have a
nance 10 see Carson at her best. I. is n
ell tina, so many should COME here and Z
&c for themselves that this little city, r
oSi'y aesilei under the shadow OF the e;
Oily Sierras. is altogether worthy of the 4, 4,
.-aefis which the States generosity Ell
a. bestowed and that j, is. as place =,
Z residence, al! tia, its fsiihfalfriends re
ave claimed for it. lie. us give these .,
nests Of ours good resson for feeling re
lat the citizens CT Carson are wor;hr W
: receiving whstrver benefits may &C. 10
&c from q residence at lie Capital. n
TIE TEowEL which was presented BY 81
In Navhupn IN Mr. C,Vanach ia ros !, ~