Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

How tou:hing is the effect of u
10 lily, thoughtful. c"nsiderate word
% a~h viii the breath Of warm
manly, prompted by the gentler
."n. Of the heart and uttered in
rs of aft ton! We are melted
re read in the San Francisco Post
October %. the following happy
ntence concerning our bravo little
W
The Carson roads are in progress.
It is not the matter but the man
uer or if not the manner. the mat
Ter or possibly both. in this in
.tance. that tonch US. It IL the
sweet willingness to say something
ven when there is nothing 10 ga,
that gives solitary Inns like this it.
Intrinsic value. 1t w"uld have been
4 mere heartless platituie for tue
Post TO have sail The carson air
Ais still ntmospherical. or. The
Weather i'll Carson is still mountain
IKE and antumnal." but the express
SION used betrays. we need hardly
say heart which ia in the right
pljce. Il reminds M of Daniel
Wa~s speech at Rochester
Men q Rochester" said he. mo
people ever lest their liberties who
had q waterfall one hundred and
fifty feet high r The Pos has b,
this one word entitled itself TO tie
kimdes. consideration Of the citizens
of Carson the progression Of whose
roads is thus so feelingly referred to.
One of the dreadfnlle-t crosses
thrrs. npon the patriot incumhents
Of Our State responsibilities is the
having to bear with the loose, I'M
hindered, irrepressibie fami.iari.ies
of the small rural constituencies
where their political base of sup
plies is stored and through whose
dusty desert Businesses run their own
eccentric lines of retreat. We can
conceive of an amiable and modest
functionary, given. whine at home
amongst the local constituency with
whom his genins shines in admiredre
splenaency to retiring. with hecom
ing modesty before all temptations
to conspicuous nicetv of apparel.
duly arrayed in his official Sarb and
Thus self justified in assuming n
shirt of the cooked variety and a hat
of the plug persuasion and in these
habiliments of responsibility return
for brief visit nloncs. u constitu-
ency such as Is above limited at-and
80 receiving an appalling yet I'M
arswerahle j,mund blast like ~ this
W iilt.l lit" We 'ilt"- ~ it'I ~ Nili~
rpekinG npnu it, from the .>slcei' Sttte
of Oct. 80:
Jim Minor, Secretary of State. and
eligible in every respect for Governor.
arrived IN town from Pleasant Valley,
where lie wss taking notes on what Bill
Clark knows about farming and ''sich
like" on last Thursday. He had such
a terrible '.mug" on him that it took
several locks to satisfy us that If was
Jim. One side OF his face seemed to
have decided advantage of the other
in the matter of plrmrness. and locked
a. though he had pni dried apples to
soak in the lee side of his month while
camping ont in the mountains. When
asked what was the matter. he Srowled
rather than spoke the word neuralgis.
and with his head wrapped Ike an
EsIriinauz, got aboard the stage and de-
parted Carscnwar,l. We fear lie at the
Capital has made JeaIns eliminate, else
he wants to pat on airs WHEN he visits
his old camping grounds, and lets on
that sleeping out in the mountains at
this season OF the year Goesa': agree
with him.
OUE RAIIwAy.-TEe railway between
This plars and Eulhpryille has of late