Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-14
ALL ROUND THE STATE.

The Sentinel speaking to the question of
the heartless treatment of John Dennis by his
own partner says:
If he could see poor John propped up on a
pillow, reading the bible and trying to learn
the patience of Jobs example, or listening to
the devout teachings of a roOmful of Christian
friends, he would be i'll some doubt as to the
nature of the Majors present enjoyment.
He will be with you, ii healing Nature comes
to his aid, i'll about two months from date
An insane woman confined in the Eureka
County Jail C'confned" for drunkenness,
we mean), got possession of a razor and made
terrific cash in the rum guzzling poor re
morseful throat of her last Saturday night.
Her name is King but we suspect she is quean.
They have bundled her oft to the hospital
where she Is like to die.
The Sentinel of Feb II relates the following:
I'm the Wild Horse of the Humboldt
shlieked an excited individual. as he bounced
out of one of the Buel street hurdy house
last evening, and raised his clarion note of
defiance. Yes and I'm your rider,
whooped another fellow, as lie heard the
challenge. Then they clinched in the fierce
embrace, tore up the ground and wrestled
and fought for the space of five minutes; after
which time the Horse declared himself
tanned, and the rider looked as if he had been
buckcd off of a Spanish mustang
They were probably we'll "broke Such
cattle usually are. BY the way might'nt the
wild Horse of the Humboldt" better have
been called the wild ass of the desert!
Dir. Corydon NIilard, ''traveling Evange-
LIST, 'isdclivering religious discourses in Reno.
(What's ''traveling Evangelist" and docs
he believe there's a hel?(
It is old 9Ir Hart of the ReveilIo who mar
rates and philosophers as follows;
A Yankee Blade miner having read in the
Revcille an item stating that a gentleman III
Virginia intended this summer to resume OPP
perations III and thoroughly prospect a mine
at Yankee Blade which has long lain idle, in
quired of us the other day. if there was going
to be a Senatorial fight this year. We replied |
in the affirmative, when he said: THAT &C
counts for it. Somewhat puzzled, we asked !
for an explanation. "Wcll, you see, said |
the miner, ''every year in which there going |
to be Senatorial fight, Blank, over there iii !
Virginia, gives out that he going to reopen |
ana Work Llldt mine over at LHC DIaUG: anu |
when the campaign gets warm he comes over
here and tells the boys to stand firm; he will |
have the money over here and everything in
readiness to work her us soon as the excite
nent of the election is over. And then he
.oes back to Virginia and the boys stand in
'or his man, and the excitement of the cleo
ion blows over, and that nline lays out there
n the solitude, with not the sound of pick
II slcdge or a shovel to disturb the awful
silence, and the boys 60 to chloridinG or work
me- by the day, and their hopes of a fat con
,ract to sink shaft vanish like the baseless
ahric of a, vision. We told the skeptcaI
miner that we believed the thing to be on the
quare this time; and we really do, for the
gentleman who mentioned the matter to us
n Virginia appeared to have great confidence
II the mine and to be talking i'll dead earnest
The Silver State of Tuesday says that Mr.
!. H. Kinkead will doubtless be supported by
he entire Humboldt delegation i'll the next
Republican State convention for Governor.
They couldn't support better man,
The Tuscarora Times Review, has been en-
orged. We suppose that if John Dennis were