Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10
No Occasion TO M1sREpREsENr.-The

the paper to a greater extent than usual.
does not desire to be viewed IN false
light by even his bitterest and most
spiteful enemy. Assuming that the local
of the tribune writes his honest senti-
ments when be says We desire to estrange
his friends, we can assure him that such
is not the case. SO far as We are person
ally concerned at least: The slight
rebuke, administered to him in these
columns-for the publication of an item
! which contained statements which be
knew had no foundation in fact, and
which had tendency to alarm, aud did
alarm and inconvenience several citizens
seemed to us just and does SO yet.
And it was done ut the request OF par
ties who owned teams engaged on the
line of the road. Doubtless the Tribune
local, in his desire to create sensation
merely erred in judgment as to the pro-
priety of publishing the statements con-
tanned in tho item referred to. His state
ment OF tho absence of any intention to
alarm or injurs any one ID accepted by
us as the truth. We trust he will. when
his passion coo!s, see that there il no
occasion to misrepresent our motives
much less to speak of US as he did in his
paper Of last evening. in language that
onght to be unbecominS to him, and
does not have the effect be intended
that of irritating US. His statement III
noticing the enlargement of the APPEAL
that there is room for Us both, Is
equally applicable to the two local pa
pers aud personal friends of either and
all parties concerned.
ANIMAL INsTINCTs.-There is a young
man residing hereabout who became III
terested recently in Il discussion about
animal instincts. He said he had been
witness Of several wonderful evidences
OF these instincts, one Of which he had
RETAINED from relating for fear 'ha, be
would not be believed. Back in one of
the Eastern States, where he was born.
lie said, among his fathers stock was
one remarkable COW. She was great
pet, and would leave the rest of the herd
for the society of all Or any one of the
10 WHO'LL Sue "Oulu Us IA
she understood exactly what was said.
His fatner sold his farm and bought an
other Don. three miles distant, and this
cow would listen to the story about 1t
and their proposed removal to their new
home at q certain time. This COW was
expected to become a mother shortly, or
about the time OF their removal: but
when the time came to remove the COW
could nowhere be found. SO the family
took their departure from their old home
the loss of their pet COW; but
on arriving at their new home they were
equally surprised and delighted to find
that their old pet had preceded them
three days, where she had taken up her
home and given birth to a fine calf.
This is a true story. II that cynical
editor of the Reese River Reveille takes
any exception to it. we will take the
proper measures to have him superseded
as President of the Sazerac Lying Club |
of Austin.
Or THE TEACHERS CONVENTION. of |
which mention has already been made |
in these columns, the Gold Hill News of |
last evening says: cit will commence on
Thursday of this week at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
1t will be held in what is known as the |!
Third Ward School house and will last |
two days. All teachers on duty in the
county are required to attend such lnstl-
tutes whenever convened, accordingly |
The Gold Hill public school teachers
will have to be on hand and the children
will get couple of holidays. Thursday
evening Professor James Of the Virginia
High School will deliver lecture upon
Natural Philosophy appropriately illus
rated with apparatus. The most OF the
lime during the session will be occupied
n discussing the best methods OF teach
ng and other matters of interest to the
members of the profession. Rev. :. T.
Kelly, Superintendent Of Public Inst1uc-
ion has signified bis intention of being
present, sud large gathering of teachers
n western Nevada is anticipated
CITY MATTERs.-The newly elected
Trustees have taken their oath of Of
ice and on Monday evening held
Meeting. The result of their deliber-
ltions on the matter of lighting the
streets with gas is the advertising for
ealed proposals for putting up street
amps along Carson street. The no.
ice will be found elsewhere in the
Appeal Of this morning. Bids tor
his work must be in by the ODD in
,ant. The new members are, as were
he retiring ones, men whom, we be-
ieve, have the general confidence of
he community. They will take pride
n doing their duty faithfully and
ffectively for the good of our thriv-
ng little city.
G1LLsoN & BARBER.-These enter
rising merchants make proclamation
D their numerous friends in the
APPEAL. Everybody knows that their
xtensive store is in Rosser's stone
on the corner just this side
nd nearly opposite the Mint building.
hey keep on hand groceries. ground
sed, provisions, grain, clothing, boots
nd shoes, hardware, tinware, station