Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-05

| 4 Word ABOUT THE MUNICIPAL ELEC
-IoN.-We were asked yesterday by al
excellent and faithful Republican whal
was to be done psrty-wise. abont the
| coming charter election. We told him
we did not think anything would be
done, and that We hoped there would be
no need for party action. He inquired
what committee had power in the pre-
misses and we said we thought of none
save the County Central Committee.
Then. Of course. came up the question
of tia. Committees which
of course is an open question. We say
We hope their may be no occasion for
party action. Such occasion would arise
If the Democracy or any prominent
members thereof were to set about max
ing an organized movement toward
eleCtius the two Trustees. There is no
patronage IN these Offices. and party dis
cipline is hardly in need OF the training
involved. The party. indeed. is all the
fresher. for not having too much work to
do So far as the main issue involved
we have only this to say, That the ques.
ton which comes uppernlost is whether
the persons who are to be elected are
favorable TO incorporation. In other
words We want to be very sure that the
men who receive our vote are not going
10 let the town government 60 by default
when once they are in Office. As to per-
sonal policies. axes to grind and all that.
they are matters which should not be
taken into consideration at all. But we
want the town government continued in
force, our streets kept clean and clear
horses and cattle and swine kept from
running at large, protection against fire,
etc.
Az OLD-T.NE8 GONG EA-T,-To-day
Nj. Thomas Galloway. who has baen
for the past year foreman OF the shoe
shop at the State Prison will start upon
the overland Tip for tho Last. Hs has
not been on tho other side OF the Rocky
Mountains for nearly thirty years. In
those years he has encountered most
varied experience, in Mexico, in Cali
forria, in Oregon, in British Columbia
and in Nevada Old Marysville men
like to remember the days when Tom
Galloway was City Marshal of that
famous little town. Mr.. Galloway has
his place at the Prison, but he |
will probably return here. His son, who
is going East to study, will accompany
him. Good luck and speedy return to |
the Pacific Slope, is our parting bless !
ing, Tom.
Ell DORADO Coal CoaPANY'-The:Gold
Hill News of last evening informs us that
It the annual meeting of the Virginia
City Coal Company, held in Virginia
City yesterday. the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing term: Trus-
Lynch, J. Kelly, C. C. Steven
ION, Colonel James Kelly and Il. NJ.
Oaggett. At a subsequent meeting Of
he Trustees Il. NJ. Dsgget was elected
President and Superintendent; Captain
J. c, Lord, Secretary. and Colonel Jas.
Kelly. Treasurer.
A DAY cold enough and raw enough
nd mean enough for the coolest and
awest and meanest time when in late
the north wind begins to pipe
is note and clear his decks for action
,as yesterday. Clear, cutting and per-
istent was the steady breeze which
rev in all day from the Arctic Sea, and
II nature shivered again.
REGISTRATION for the municipal elec-
on goes on steadily but not with an ,
farming rapidity. We called upon
Judge Witherell yesterday, and before .
e left there had been fifty. seven names
egistered. The election takes place on