Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-13
NOTES AND QUERIES.

that paper: % The Nevada Bank of San Fran
bonanza shares, as well as on Best and
Belcher, Gould and Curry, Hale and Nor
cross and many other stocks which have lately
appreciated in the market" This means that
those holding those stocks can get moro
money on them than they could little while
ago. 1t means that the bonanza people have
an immense amount of idle money in the
bank. 1t means that Mackey & Fair and
Flood & O'Brien have concluded to bull their
stocks for some very good reason. The rip
pie upon the surface of events financial is of
great significance. Down in the lower levels
there are great lodges of rich quartz which it
will take years to quarry out, That is the
substantial fact. 1t says TO the woodmen and
lumber makers and farmers and merchants of
these dependent parts that the fear of an i'm
mediate catastrophe to the interests and in
dustries upon which they depend is dispelled
The long hoped for revival in business will
not be much longer deferred We congratu
late our readers upon the suspicious signs of
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their customers by Messrs. Mcconnell & Co.
is in keeping with this step by the manage
ment of the Nevada Bank. What we have
reference to is elsewhere noticed )......A
gentleman who is perfectly competent to deal
with the subject with ability has partly prom
ised to furnish the MORNING APPEAL with
series of contributions upon the very inter
esting subject of the Common School man
agement in this County. The capacities and
progress of the system are subjects of the
very first Importance. If errors have crept
in, it is very great in Justice to the scholars
and the community not to call attention to
them and suggest remedy. There is a
broad, liberal view from which to regard this |
matter, and individuals and their mistakes
are not to be held as legitimate obstacles in
the way to such an approach to perfection as
may be made by the employment of the best
means, and most improved plans. But what
we have said is not to be taken as a judge
ment in advance. So far as we can do so,
we will make sure that all parts of the
subject, when dealt with at all, are dealt with
fairly. This is the honest and right minded
fashion of treating a subject in which all are
so deeply interested ...... The poet Cowper
delineates pleasant domestic picture when
he speaks of coy evening spent amid the
sights and sounds and minor performances of
the drawing room. One calls to mind, these
cool Fail nights, his 90 loud kissing urn" filled
with the innocuous beverage which cheers
but not inebriates" The smell of the Long 8
unused dining room stove as it warns up to ,
a renewed heat suggests the comfort of long
winter evenings amidst ones choice cornpan- '
ions of the book shelves, and the other IN
demonstrative accessories Of quiet freside &
These are the charms which reconcile us, and t
make US award half involuntary welcome to a
the coming of Winter. The very lamps upon c
the early evening table seem to add glow to
the pleasing change. 49,. Nov prepare to /
gather in the crop of colds ano Juvenile Stun C
merkakes In comes bartholomew with
nose on him, crying. His nose needs wiping
and so do his shoes Neither get what is thus
required without struggle. The maternal
hand is soon busy corrective. But the
cause of that disordered nose raakes work for
the hand, the laundry-maH and the bathing =
apparatus. The said cause IS a cold. The .
biting wind will have its victims and sum- Z
mer stockings and DER light jackets favor the =
party. Be guarded against these T.
colds III good time, des9 Madame; for in them Il
there is the seed of Group and the many SINH n
lar ills to which Bartholomew SIS an heir. c'
Also little Bridget. She finds under the ap- 81
pie trees and out in the tomato patch too .,
many temptations to do what her great great
grandmother did so many, many years ago
Eat of the forbidden fruit. This is baddish b
weather for mourning the diseases which I'M tt
ripe pears and peaches and decayed fruits al
bring on If our long wired friend, W. Frank m
Stewart, had been permitted to take boys a.
way with tempting things of orchard and gar W
den, he would not have lived to arrive here as ell
he did yesterday from his prolonged ramble nj
amid the scenes and mines and prospectors of 1 ra
he Great East Speaking of returning CO
Winter, what are our friends of the Arion til
Jlub going to do? The charms which music
lath are never so sweet as when cherished
or love. It's the Arions who are the true
mateurs. The MORNING APPEAL will be :,
ound awakening the plaudits iii the right :.
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