Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPOND
ENCE OF THE .APPEAL.''
SAN FRANc1sco, Sept. II, 1875.

; town has moved during the past TIVE
weeks has almost died into an echo
There is something of crowd collected
to-day on California street in the vicinity
of the Merchants Exchange and the
"Hoodlum Board" but the transaction:
in stocks must manifestly not be very
great while the money to pay for them
is locked up in suspended banks. The
National Gold Bank and Trust Company
seems to-day to show life within that
does not seem to extend to the payment
of depositors. Still people are assured
that specie is being carried into the
vaults, and that few days will see all
ordinary depositors get what belongs to
them, while the great guns will magnani-
mously take back seat until the small
fry become satisfied. 1t is also said that
the new stakers of the Bank Of Califor-
MIA will shortly hold a formal meeting
and start that institution on solid ba-
sis-all of which it is hoped may be
verified.
The Bnnetm-CaH combination are feel
ing their way cautiously in view of the
recent tremendous outburst of popular
indignation. Slim Jim and his pals
never watched game with kneener eyes
than these two sharpers are watching a
H. 70 no Tha
Bulletin has suffered considerably in the
loss of subscriptions and advertisements,
bnt if the movement agains. it stops
where it is the damage cannot be very
great. Condennatory resolutions alone
will not destroy the malevolent power OF
that sheet. If merchants had the cour-
age of those of sc, the whole concern
would fall to pieces in day. just as the
Sun and Herald virtually did in that
year. The difference is, however, that
the two harpies have in too many instan-
ces knowledge of the inside business of
their patrons, such IS they learned
through D. o. Mills of the fallen Bank.
Conscience will thus make towards of a
sufficient number to leave the paper on
fair basis until the storm blows over
The Gail catches at some silly remarks
made by johnson, the Democratic Lieu
tenant Governor elect, at meeting last
night. in which he cautioned his parti-
sans not to take part with the Chronicle
in its attacks, and fixes up the matter
with head lines as if it really were of
some consequence. If johnson sue
ceeds in saying anything Of interest on
the present troubles, it will be more than |
he did on current questions during his
two years service in Congress, or during
the late campaign. But no straw can !
now be offered the Butletia and Cal nt !
which they will not clutch.
Considering that the 9th was the 25.h
of the admission of Califor-
MIA, the day was more honored in the
breach than the observance. There was
no general observance worthy of the
name. The Society of California Pho
neers had cheap blowout at Badgers
Park-price, four bits a head. Ned
Campbell gave them better poem than
either the eatables or drinkables would
seem to justify, but possibly the poet
ook in his inspiration before he went to
'uch a dry party. The other fellows
hose with the absurd title Of 90 Terrific
ial Pioneers" when in fact there never
vas territorial government here-had
ome sort of pow-wow at Platt's Hall.
The Sons of the Golden West-wherever
hat may be-had an airing of their
leads and heels at Woodward's gardens
1hile they watched the gambols of the .
estive camel and listened to the deep
oned roar of that monarch of the plains,
ne awful coyote. The climax of the
riblets of public enthusiasm was
cached when ten thousand apparently
unan beings assembled to see Harry
dwards, the Mayor, Supervisors and
:her suppositive sensible people
AXE ninnies of themselves in blather-
g over bubbling fountain which
otta had the foolish generosity to give
vay. Why Lolita should give fount-
n or anything else to the people here
cannot comprehend, as they certainly
sver did anything to elevate the poor I