Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-04
Ghe Carson Qailp Appeal
CARSON CITY
Friday, ...-........-....April 4, 1879.
The PRUNING AND GRAFTINo OF some


announcements. This is from the San
Francisco Chronicle: THE President
to-day made the following appointments:
H. r Linderman, Director OF the United
States Mint. under the Act of February
20, 1873 !; &. W. Bryant, Meter and Re
finer Of the Mint at Carson City, New,
rice James Andrews, suspended; W.
Doane, Conner ut the Mint at Carson,
rice Noteware, suspended" And this
is from the Sacramento Record: The
President to-day made the following APP
pointments Ii. L. Lindeman, Assayer,
under the Act Of February 20, 1873, and
G. w. Bryant, Meter and Retiner of the
Nlnt at Carson, rice james Andrews
suspended, and W. Doane, Coiner. rice
Noteware, suspended" The first of
these, if either of them, is correct, for,
as is well known, Doctor Linderman has
been "A candidate as against the present
Superintendent OF the Philadelphia
MINT, for the Directorship-which is a
creation Of the new Mint law With re-
gard to certain doubts which we have
heard regarding this matter OF Andrews
and Noteware's suspension-said doubts
being based upon the fact that the said
information was not convened in the
regular Press dispatches, We need only
" ienhih" our ~. ieaueis 'n''' 'ne c"uo"''e;
with the Western Union Telear,nh Com.
pany, have had, besides the regular As
soeia'eu Iress "isp''omes, si'eciai 'eie-
grams OF tneir own. MS meas comes
as one Vi those speIiais. Ahe -h''1 mas
II, version a i.s Tue s'it ne; icing
eAac'iy IKE tue c"Io"'c'e s. WIN re-
go ~ 'nene "pp VIC WIZ aiu
,nat ht. bi "n'' ~ho supeiseues III.
Andrews ana VINO olSinSnlsheu ninlsei1
As Tue very eihcieh' Chairman OF the ne
Puoiic''a on"n's Hh'i"i ooniili,.ee
mere i's' an IS No" meier III MI
Andrews department oi 'he Mimi. ne |
mas simply peeh proihoteo- ior Inefl-
torious action Oh Inc nei" OF oa',ie. Mr. !
VIM ny. Doane-,s ne writes MS name
-ls a ei'!ZIh VI uoiu mn ana was p,e''y
etnph''icaiiy ueieu'eu ior ooun'y oleiA
VI ORGY soun'y ias. ~. N s seitc-
non Piooaoiy iests upon 'ne nnv' maj ne
Is 'he 'he oro'nei-ln-, VI oiii nioson
VINO Is one Oh tue cnieis III Tue I'ePuo-
ware Suspension VIII deprive tne MINT
order 10 MAKE way ior an uh'tie" Wan
AsorHEp Nr1D loo ON THE Tovs Gov
-"N"hNA WI >''i.e W nav A'''
anything to say on this question there
have been some quiet movements going
on in behalf of the affirmative thereof !;
and SO far as one can in ICE of the gen
eral sense of our tax payers, they are
mainly in favor Of it. Sheriff Swift has
l. |
amongst the merchants and property
holders of Carson Street and finds the
proposition favorably received. III most
ut.ters-some little opposition being
eAhibit.d here and there We cannot
avoid the conviction that before the APP
preaching warm weather is ended we
shall see the need Of having the streets
and alleys of the pl. &c cleansed of tn, ir
accumulated rubbish. A pestilence
would find abundant food in the heaps (
and LAYERS Of decavino animal and veg
etable matter which one needs make no
rigid search t. discover; and it is fact :;
that even where no miasma prevails, ty-
phoid and other deadly fevers are engen-
Cered by the exhalations of and the per- '
colations through the refuse of the .
kitchen, the stable and the cesspool. l.,
Writers on hygiene have gone SO tar rs !
to assert that with the advance of EN- .
lishtenmen, time of universal cleanG- !;
hess will come when it will be as dis :
graceful thing to have the typhoid few
er us to have the itch This is an en- y
lhttic way of asserting and impressing q
the truth, that typhoid fevers are the re- e
suit, almost whoily, of bad drainage, ac- =
cumulated garbage, the ooze of vaults, l.
and hike e;.us,s. Moreover, we need q
more general abatement of sidewalk OBJ
the cIeoriu.r of Them