Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-10

Ther. are hgoe tb;ubS from tie H.ed-
ding With which no outsider ever 81
capss ui,hou. discontinue: O,.e Is
low between man and wife; srotaeI Is Is
hcruet'a pas.; and the ctLa, is dispute
between f!remen. or between fire rom
u,nv and SON ebody eiso--as rlllalciDs
OF town government, for example Win
this knowledge to guido us. "e are nor
going. at this @: a..y ether stafs OF the
dii..rence be,~eep the Town Govern
r.sr. and The Curry Iuaire Company
20 take sides ia the ma.str- What We
urnpose u DO IL this connection Is
briefly and carefully TO state some '4c's
which have occurred within our hIo"l-
edge ana some propositions tLat have
reached tbs narrator As our readers
knous tho steamer IS tc be housed Ii tie
north erd O! the old Curry engine housA.
I.was this dividing Of their bu;!d!n6
lat caused the Currys 70 d!sband and
remove from the building their PERSONAL
property. Yesterday VT took g look
into the steamers ito be- new quarters.
The place seems rooiny The door y hich
has been aewly cat III Tie Stone work. IS
Handsomely arched; and 8 pi. has been
constructed underneath where The engine
will stand, for the convenience Of clean
mo her :uruace ana boiler. Va believe
tina: a smoke escape is 20 be built over
head, similar 10 shape AM fashion to
those which arc built Oh Top Of the eu-
CINE decks il railway round h0u sec. All
Of which secr.s 10 be wei! conceived. es-
peciaiiy III view of the purpose Of the
company to keep taeir II ,chine fired 0p
during the cold weather, 10 prevent
freezing. We took look at the Curry,
She looks forlorn enough. She s'anaS
there quite dust covered end neglected.
A more lonesome AID hea't-broken
looking machine. nobody es-t sGw. IL"
iurnpee i. the disbendsd company = gro
party, and ii being gone. the h"so lies
piled in corner. looking quite az Cls-
p.ritei AS the engine Itself. VIII, we
took walk round 10 Moore 4 Parker
saloon AMI interviewed Captain frank
Hall, who. for the PAST seven years or
more has been CU:rv's Foreman. He
SAL the hose carriage had been stored
for safe keeping. tBe it known that
Captain Hall las always been opposed
20 dishsniiug, aEi q1ite free from ali
hasty or PASSIONATE demonstrations, AL
49,. n -
iea.cus Of his comrauy's rights IS any
noCy GIVE Eve tEa. machine says
the Captain, "and I'll gEs,an:y that she
sb.li aivsvs ae, Ia good order. sl~avs be
Oh hanl .or d,:y sad neyes cent o. eJ-
pense TO Ike town ar county. worth
considering. sail this sii INT TO nlm-
self. Nov whats TO hinder cuu:nro-
mise between tie authorities aid these
most sxcellen. and enthusiastic i'cniCn,
the Curry Company Ii they will take
III Il machine tLo matter where they
! house hex. aud keep her IN COCO order
and bold her ready for service. what
. be.!er thius can 20 do.o :dsn t, accep!
Captain Halls prcpa-ilions We have
10 doubt but that neSoia;ians, tenn
pera.,ly ard fairly conducted ty wise
mediators, would result. 10 tie very best
and most satisfactory Of arrangements.
all round. Meantime. the Curry engine
is going to wreck. Also. meantime. hex
services sre almost unavailable Tor want
o. hose carriage. hadn't there better
be some temporary arrangements look
in. to steward to take cage Of tie rla-
chine, AMI a hose car: OK her equip
ment: Also, would nj i. lie good plan
10 consider. on beth sides. the suggestion
OF a compromise: II mast H. II very
vide sni deep aid iLcu!ab,e .hlfsrenne
which cannot bs healed, when tbs pa
ties i.Te,ihy afe actua;ei ~ Il ror;.:.0n
motive looking 10 .he publ: good.