Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

would rot publish it if it had the space
And now, passing over the intervening
minor matters rs not worth discussing
/ We come to The assertion that If .ht
| only charge IS, that Stewart vas employed
! through Steyenson's influence, theI
Stevenson deserves promotion rather
tLan DISGRACE" Now for bit Of history
! Stewart was originally employed As
specimen collector upon the sole
authority of Stevenson. There was nO
authority from the Board fo- such en-
ployment: and Stevenson 5 action was
quite i'll opposition to the Jews of Rice
and Yerirnton. aud VIA makes the
employing Of Stewart by Stevenson look
worse is the fact that when the expense
of employing Stewart 10y Stevenson was
assumed 10y the Board and made paya-
bic out of the fund. and when Stewart
got his first payment. in May last, OF
$3.50, it was stipulated in advance of
such payment tina: he should assign $3.50
of the same to Mr.. Stevenson. New We
will take the most charitable view of the
case and assume that Stewart owed
Stevenson Would that condition OF
affairs Justify Mr.. Stevenson in getting
Stewart job which should be paid for
with State monsys, the inference being
los H., obiaat yx-aS IN vN-,f th2 DrafeEslr
in a way to pay Mr.. Stevenson what he
owed him? As to the peoples " en-
dorsing Stewart, it is all fudge. The
Enterprise got angry at Whi;ehill because
he reported against the Eidorsdo Coal
Mine, owned by Stevenson. Dargett ct al.
We are no: making Mr.. Whitehili's
fight. In fact we reckon that before we
get through with our plain dealing with
this matter we shall not be very popular
with any Of the Board. We say this as
q preface to confessing our acquiss-
cence in the Enterprises conclusion that
WhitehIll seems to have an unfortunate
gift of quarre!lius with those Who would
like to be friendly with Kim. Further
more, We have 10 excuse TO offer for bis
i'll timed and unwarranted letter to the
Sentinel. His conduct in this respect
was rs bad as Stevenson in getting
himself pufted through the Lyon County
TIMES and the Territorial Enterprise.
md here it is well 10 say, Just by way
IF keeping the record clear, that one Of
Inc leading members OF the Board Of
Managers at it's last mseting, in max
ng speech relating 10 the quarrel he
.wcen Rice and Ierington and White
Ill, declared III so many words, that
he chief object in sGspeIding the fur
her employment of the Collectors un-
ii after Mr.. Stevenson could return
rom Philadelphia, was to " shake
Stewart. They did not intend to
3. shake" Whitehiil at all and he took
Rice and yerington by surprise, and !
and neediessly offended
hem when he clustered up and told
hem that If they intended to make his
.oing to Philadelphia wait upon Steven
;on's going and coming, he did not |
want anything more 10 do with the Cen
ennial. We know whereof we speak ;
'or we speak from notes taken during !
he meeting.
The Enterprise might as well have |
poken a little more plainly. and instead |
If saying that "a member was present |
with private letter from Whitehill,
,tc., state that Ben Leets had received |
uch letter. What there is improper !
n such letter We do not know. Mr.. |
y hitehiu was C. member of the Commits
ion and Ind perfect right to try and
ompass Stevenson ousting from the
Guardianship.
We think that the Enterprise will dis
over that the APPEAL is not alone in
Mr.. Stevenson resignation.
lie has been something quieier than
EbitehiH, something more smooth, "
,ut that he IS quite as much bent on
making the Centennial serve his quartz
mill plans IS WhiteLili is to make it
0nform TO his notions, IS apparent 20
IL candid Observers
The IEREcoycILADLEs and professional