The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-23
THE new DAILY RPRAL
Carson ,..ssArUnDAY. NOV. a.

SOMETHING ABOUT CARsON's
d. BUSINESS PROsPECTA
One can't be wildly engrossing in treat
ing of SO homely subject as that which
embraces the events and "reminiscences
OF the recent past; the ups and downs
and ms and outs Of the uneventual pres
emit. and the hopes and speculations
which reach out into the tamely comfort
ing future Of . LITTLE INLAND city of no
more note and Consequence upon the
wor3d's big map than this small Carson
town of ours; but these inconsequential
boundaries by which We arc hemmed
about withal; these not faMoas interests
which keep NJ here; these businessess
with their promises and risks, their re-
turns and misventures, they are quite as
important t. Us - the large concerns Of
the Car Empire are to him;
for they constitute our All-and ear All
is rishtfally Of quite - great consequence
to NJ q the All that lies within the shad-
o. Of that divinity which doth hedge .
King.
Something then by way of ovzhauling
the log and ds1sr,nining our course and
indicating the signs of promise which lie
before and sround us is worth busyinS
ourselves withfor little while; for, rs We
believe. the se.say. gamey, hopeful little
townis nov reafins, and preparing it
ssh further to reap, in the future, the re-
ward of its business mems consistency and
faith and the courage of their invest
Rsnts. Look back 1--WE years and COM
pare he Carson Of 1867 With the Carson
VI l872. Hereis the Railway. the Mint,
the State House. the OlrAans' Home,
the New OrmaAy, these are tangible ad-
ditions; and 70 b added up with these
ara cur augmented ratss of rental our
n READ estate values, our
everywhere occupied houses snd our
PROFITS and prospects. This. - 30 re-
ieioasly beieve. il What comes Of being
hounA to the Els-cslFents which bear !
along the vitahties Of tho business world |
By The iroa haaA Of railway csnstruc-
lion. Catain6 - aoososlise engine
With its intesr1Rling and unbidden shrek
has awakened nov Efe here-and not
.lone . new Hse but life which has for
ever dispellea he Old, moulding Provin-
asalisns and snan ph0snsna Of isola-
ioa which wore growing upon as and
making US MARROW aud binding Us to the
eel things IT brikliag enlightenment
'hiea are constantly growing up in the
'usisr marts and wider spheres Of COM
nerce and the srts-
We are no logger isslated; need be no
onger provinGl in our ~hims and cal
'ulations. We may come to feel the in
piration Of sympathy with that broader
fe which grows and becomes keener
nth an increase of attrition with the van
uard Of progress. In our specialties--
ur wellexhibited and curiously inspect
4 Pacific coast peculiarities. we are I'M
walled; hut it is not all of life to have
cen . pioneer and IN early prospector; ,
N We may probably remember and !
cast of these experiences; and glesy, in ,
cheap and harmless way. in our COM !,
azative haoim (ths residue of creation
eing in the swaddling band. of innocence
nd fed upon the unstimulating pap Of
itiable ine1Perience) and at the same
me assimilate ourselves to the ways and
oings of the wiser and bstter and more
-ide awake of that humanity which may
8 found elsewhere. for the seeking. But =
,m is sermonizing- mot treating directly t
I living and domestic ties and interests. q
1e should congratulate our readers.
,Ahsr, that at last the tax payers terri
y hardened - they ars) have manfully
ade the efforta ard voted the, money ?
seded to put an adequate school house
- <l,n <v;rl., a,,<1 base ~ (sav.