Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-14

taxpayer, even the impecunlous State Official
who soaks his salary warrant, can appreciate
the great need of such an official. If there is
anything the city needs, notwithstanding that
that need has been regularly supplied, it is the
efficient and constant labor of this officer. Of
course all this means Butts. No one has any
idea of anybody else. Butts we all know has
been interchangeable, Industrious, persevering,
laborous and efficient He is always at work
and his work always shows. The drainage,
the sewerage, the fire cisterns, the safety of
passing vehicles, the bridges, and all that sort
of thing, is ali due to Butts and his untiring
energy We think the Trustees have done
wisely in creating the office, and why they
didn't tumble the doctor into it Immediately,
without dissenting voice is past our compre
hension. When they have an efficient officer
who does his business tight up to the handle
and never weakens on any proposition, and
what is more to his credit, without moments
delay OF hesita follows the wise and health
full suggestion made in the columns of the
MORNING APPEAL; it is complete and I'M
soluable mystery to US, why there should be
a vacancy for half minute. Butts is the
chief for Street Inspector, he knows the
business, he sabes the streets, is conversant
with cutters and we are for Butts, first, last
and all the time.
ADDENDUM- never make corrections.
Sometimes we say a little more on some sub
jects. For example we said in yesterdays
issue concerning little affray at faro game,
"No arrests" Well, there were none, only
the party accused of the assault, when he
found warrant was out, came right up to
the rack, stood his fine of $50 and paid it
like major of marines, and went on his way
rejoicing, or not, just as he pleased, and here
endeth the story. Further, concerning Doc
Benton we said he had returned; now we are |
not prepared to say that he didn't, although |
We were severely called to account for bring
ing him in one day ahead of time. If he did
not come in when we said he did, which is
simply question of possibility, if he was de-
layed one nil ht, it was on account of the SUI
perior cooking of the lady who got up the
late supper at Cradlebaugh's Bridge. We
don't say that he ate it, or that it was pre-
pared for him. Everything we have said
about Docs return must be considered
strictly negative, in every respect. What we
nave to say positively and we say it without
fear of gainsaying or denial, and that is that
he is at home and we earnestly hope he will
stay at home and keep US out of further
trouble on his account. I
For BoDIE.--If Bodie is not looking up it
s not because teams are not starting out of
Carson. Six heavily loaded teams departed out
morning under the charge, care and
supervision of that prince of teamsters, Hank
Martin. Teams of eight, ten and fourteen were
enlightened out on the road, and wagons and
Jack actions until you couldn't rest. A crowd l
f the great unemployed assembled at the
Gales opposite Geo. T. Davis's store to super
intend the weighing of one of the wagons con- T
aiming huge engine, consigned to the r
Standard gold mining company, from Berry t
& Phase, San Francisco, weighing II, 195 7
pounds. The merchandise freight etc., sent f
" Martin on his teams was consigned to o.
Henry Marder the agent and managing direc- 7
or of the Standard company. In addition to h
he above, Geo. T. Davis sent out an eight
orse team, loaded with merchandise, under II
he control and direction of that old well Ii
nown seamster chief, Jesse Phelps. Fl
REUNION OF PEsNsYLvANIANs.- Last even 81
g a company composed of the following "
amed gentlemen met without any previous II
and, upon comparing notes, CT
und they all belonged to the same common It
ealth, to wit: T. j. Tenant, from Susque- "
lnna county; DR.. Fox, from Northumber- III
nd George Davis, from Carbon Doc. u
utts, from Huntington; c. B. Mcclellan,
ON Allegheny; S. P. Kelly, from Philadel oe
lia; Fl. R. Whitehill, from Beaver, and S. c,
!. Day, from Allegheny Like all true m
atesman they resolved to keep up the 10y S,
tv due to their native State, and will meet mr.
,xt Thursday at the Capitol to form Penn III
lvania club
VENIsoN.-That word makes an epicures y
outh water There is satisfaction in the
ry sound of the anti-penult which strikes
,ponsive chord in the stomachic region. 1t =,
,ans deer and is not DEAR Mannony, at '1'
, old Frisbie corner received yesterday ~
lety-five pounds of this luscious commodity i''