Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

Carson CRY is to have n first-claSs
newspaper. There is not a better field
Z the State for such an investment.
We find the above in the Daily Post
Of virginia City. From time to tims
We meet something of the sort in the
yaptrs, AMI now and then the manner
uf putting the opinion is not as pleasant
as il might be. Here we have the IN
eGuivocaI avermeIt that there Is not n
better field than Carson for the publica-
.ion of q first-clGss newspaper This
.soands oracular, and will find not few
affirmative responses here. But what are
the facts of experienced In Carson's
paI,aiest DAYS, the Enterprise was pub
IIsbed here; but the larger and bette.
field of Virginia City induced its reno
raj there. Then came the SilreT age, a
..first-cIass'' paper Its career was as
brief rs II was glorious. Then our friend
Crawford published the Carson hide
r-a.tIeat ON what nay be called the
f-st-class plan, that IS to say. with daily
:.Ierraphic dispatches. After a long,
hard. uphill struggle II came down to
weekly: and then came the Daily Pos.-
also .sfrst-class." II boosted that great
and cool man. John c. Lewis, for lis
editor: hut even that illus.rious jour
,.alistic laininarv couldn't keep the wolf
.:ro1a the door, and the IoSt went the
way Of all dead newspapers. Then
trio OF printers lin Nay. 1861 started
tie Carson UIilV Appel Of the di.nen-
sions Of the iPPEAL OF to-day. It was
succeeded after period of publication
OF four years and q half. by the Daily
state Register. 81 frst-class paper,
who's, "first-class ~ character lasted
zbo1t three months, greatly to the de
pleJion of the pockets of It's publishers
and then II came down TO the dimensions
o.: to-day's APPEAL. Since the Registers
disastrous venture into the domain OF
.'iirst-class" journalism, there have been
n. abundance of recommendations from
he outside, Ike the foregoing from the
Post, but no ventures INFO the =. first
class field by any newspaper capitalists.
And now, while on this subject, let Us
lie briefly heard concerning this talk of
= more enterprising anu stately paper IN
Carson than those which are now pub
lished here. The APPEAL establishment
Las the type, presses, steaIn-power and
materials In general to enable its pro-
r-ietors to issue frst-class daily. We
would much prefer to publish paper of
tie size Of the Enterprise il that were
possible; and so far rs the investment
GOES we have all that is requisite save
She extra money which would lie need
:1i to pay the increased tquadruQled)
expenses of printers and telegraph bills
which would be incurred in the first
class project advised by our contc.npo
TzTy. Now, then. If anybody Wants 20
Ky the experiment Of publishing first
class paper here, all that need be done is
ID employ the required extra foree OF
printers and pay the telegraph bills
The AprEAL Office will furnish type and
10 the press work at fair rates, rates
that would be q good deal less than the
interest upon an investment in such
press facilities and other rrin:inG-house
Elects as we have on hand Here, then,
IL IN opportunity FOR the Post man or
anybody else who thinks Carson such a
promising field for tirst-class daily. Ii
the sort OF experiment We recommend
viii pay, then, doubtless. it would be
safe for the projectors of the proposed
:iyst-class journal to provide themselves
with the Announcements Of publishing
hoase of metropolitan dimensions.