Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01

SPEAKER kRRI : LETTERING re
produce As follows the press copy o!
Speaker kerr's letter declining TO be
nominated for the Presidency by the
Democracy:
Washington, January 18th. j. III.
| Reall, Esq, Philadelphia Dear Sir:
several days ago | received by mail
accompanied with your card. an article
over your name published IN the Del
aware County Democrat of Dec. last.
l perused the article with much inter-
est and many of its views command
my unqualified approval. But [ have
only time now to thank you for your
very kind reference 20 me III that arti-
| Gle and to say that it is not my desire
in any degree whatever that my name
| be used i'll connection with the ma
tional ticket this year. The Indiana
Democracy will present to our next
National Convention another of her
sons-a candidate for the Presidency
-Governor Hendricks, in whose adj
vocacy for that position | will stand
with them in hearty cooperation. My
judgement is that our friends this year
cannot do better, if so well, than to
nominate Governor hendricks.
Signed NJ. {. KERR.
The speaker seems to have had hard
work with his short letter. The con-
clusion reached We will nos debate;
but inasmuch As Mr.. Kerr might not
make better fist at administering
the affairs of the executive Office than
he does in framing English sentences
perhaps his declination is wise
conclusion.
IDAHO BILL AND COMPANY are the
cause of the following mention in the
Phoebe Record OF January %;
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday |
morning at So O'Clock. the messenger !
reporting as follows: That they left Sui !
phur Springs station at ii O'Clock on |
Thursday morning. and just as they were
leaving that station Idaho Bill ard Al !
VIM rode up on their horses on the |
way to Beaver. Utah. The messenger
failed TO learn anything from them. The
stage arrived at Desert Springs station
last evening At II O'Clock. The cook /
with his family was there and was only
waiting ,or the return OF Ben Bowen. to
quit his JOB and seek healthier scenes of
excitement in the way Of preparing hash
for the public without being persuaded
by the gentle influence of a six shooter
cooked at his head. As far d he HIM
self is concerned this would have made
no difference; but he has a family to
raise and he wishes TO sUperintend that
Job himself and does not wish to leave
any widow for that purpose. All was
quiet at Desert Springs station when the
stage left there at II O'Clock at night,
but the station WAS 4 perfect wreck,
windows destroyed, bottles. glasses and
all the bar fixtures scattered around
loose il the front part of the house. A
free treat and a free use Of everything
the house contained was in order during
The stay Of Idaho Bill and Al VIM.
When Bowen arrives q. home be will
ind considerable trouble il setting his
household goods in order.
AN Assoc1AT1oS.-We understood yes
erday from very reliable source, that
our merchants in Phoebe are about to
'orm an association q. matter OF
mutual protection for the purpose Of re-
using credit to those men who are
at work and who, instead Of
paving their bills hen they get settle
nent of their wasez. take the money and p
invest it in stocks. They never quit any
ooser as they never pay their bills with
tut stocks go up. Ii they 90 down the
merchants are tine ones that suffer, as
hey loose tbs account that they have
redited these parties with. This as
when formed will cut of these
lead heads (as they may be oallsd) and
business men can trade hereafter on 3
,etter basis.-Pi0che Record, Jan. -.
In other words, the Phoebe merchants
AVE got tired Of waiting for their stock
peratius customers to win enough to
Jay their bills.