Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-23


Of Austin, October 18th: I'm your issue
of the 18th instant you speak OF snit or
libel against the News Letter. and hope.
that there will be measures taken \: the
next meeting OF the Legislature TO
remedy this ~yI.--tLAt Is. the practice of
ousckerv-which 10 ~ right aud proper;
bat I hope you INA, LII tail into the
error that the Nevada Legislature did
whilst aiming TO suppress quackery-to
leealize the same--.hich they did effect
ively in passing the bill they did at the
last session. with the clause OF ten years
attached; which allows any person prac-
ticip1 ten years in the State 10 still con-
tinrc. and by this Act legalizs the same
and recognizing them Rs regular prac-
titieners under the law. which they
never could be By any regular medical
college. or by the regular practitioner.
Such is the workings of the law in this
city, that whilst there are two regular
graduates. there are some SIX or eight
prscticing medicine. the majority being
persons no. OILY ignorant of medicines,
but of the rudiments of a good common
education. Better 10y far leave the pub
lie free to choose than to pass law so
unjust and unreasonable; also discrimI-
mating against other States, as the sec
ton reads: An those who have prst-
,iced in this State len years As though
a quack might not practice in this State
ten years without being qualified. whilst
he could in any other States IN the
Union. Now what we want is q general
law. applicable to all States and persons,
that vii! protect not only the public, bnt
the regular graduates who have spout
their money and time to become quail.
fed for their profession, and l know Of
no better test than e diploma from n
regularly established medical college.
TIE MisTAKE OF CoNr0siTOR.- The
San Francisco Chronicle says Ir an
abstract Of daft Of bill FOR i.rigatinS
the West Side T'ule Land District pub.
lished in tbs Chronicle Of the 18Th iu-
STINT, the word Tahoe YVES printed 10y
mistake for TulGre i'll speakins of tho
source Of water supply for the proposed
canal. Upon this the Carson ArrEAL
has an article headed \ Proposed Water
STEAL The ;nistaR@ is very annoying,
as no person in lAe West Side Irrigation
Distric. has ever desired, much less pro-
posed to invade Nevada 10 obtain water
from Lake Tahoe. The misprint Of
single word is the cause OF all this mis-
conception OF the intention or the pur-
poses of the bill" To which the Gold
Hill News responds "Our San Fran
cisco contemporary makes no mention
Of the fate of the fiend who psrpetrated
the outrage above described. An an
nouncement that lie was Immediately
dispatched and is now engaged in stick
ing type in a warmer climate, would go
far toward soothing the lacerated sensi.
billties of the APPEAL and Enterprise.
Doubtless. however, justice has ere this
been melted out to him.
The Fourth of July mine in Eureka is
owned principally in Carson by Judge
Hil!yer, Abe DIiesbach, Judge W hitman,
Buck Davis, John Neil. Mr.. Gardner and
others. OF this mine the Eureka SEN
tinel says 1T has for some time been
showing exceedingly well, but not until
Tuesday was the real marrow OF the be-
nanza reached. Contractor Thomas. We
placed the mine in all enviabIe rank as
one of the most promising in the whole
district. A small streak of heavy black
metal came in at the bottom of the in
cline which has increased in width to
twelve inches. The black metal at all
points on Prospect mountain is very
rich, going high up into the hundreds
per ton, and the present indications are
that the Fourth Of July mine has an
abundant supply Of it."
SAM. C. benson, q former resident of
Carson City and District Attorney for
Ormsby county, is doubtless elected
Judge of the Sixth Judicial District OF
California; said district being composed
of Sacramento and Yolo counties. The
Sacramento Record Union says the indi-
cations are that he is elected by 800 plu-
rality. and probably 1000 majority over
both his opponents. His many friends
here will rejoice at this good news. Mr..
benson is good lawyer and will make
a good Judge.
MAYO, the colored appropriation of
others goods-that is the negro thief
will have an examination on the charge
of grand larceny to-day. DR.. Waters
has recognized among the things found
in his room at least eighty dollars worth;
the cost was much larger sum. There
are bushels of other things among the
plumber, for which there are as yet no
claimants.