The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-11
TIE PARADISE OF NEVADA.

1t seems the general cry is I" Ho for
Paradise hi for Gouge Eye! and
hurrah for Springville! Well, think
We might we'll say hurrah for SPRING
vile; for the town is building up as if
by magic, and should the mines only
hold out Gas every one think they willy
we will have another Virginia City
within two years. The prospects of
Humboldt county are truly fattering.
Never before since her advent into the
marts of civilization has her future
looked SO bright, and to the old
pioneers who have remained with her
through prosperity and adversely it
looks truly gratifying. Already some
OF our oldest citizens here have reaped
a comfortable share of the nuggets
to help them ia their declining years
Mr.. Editor. could write more on
other subjects. bat as the conventions
are soon to meet to nominate men to
Office to represent and carry out the
wishes of the people. simply have
FEW SUGGESTIONS
To make, and it makes no difference,
be he Republican, or be- he Democrat,
they are the same. Now, Mr. Editor,
as you are aware, this rich and silver.
ribbed State of Nevada is deficient of
one of her most important institutions.
and that Is an insane asylum. As it is
At the present time, We are paying out
large sums of mouey every year to
citizens of California to take care of
our insane; also extra expenses in
transporting them into the interior of
California. Nov, with our State Treas
ury overlooking with money and every
thing looking to brighter future. why
cannot there be bill introduced and
passed to have an appropriation made
TO LOCATE AND BUILD AN ASYLUM
For those unfortunate creatures within
our own State. And in speaking of a
location. where eau there place be
found within the State more centrally
located than Paradise Valley. with all
her beautiful surroundings aud pure
mountain streams of water. her clear,
bracing air. not too hot in Summer nor
too cold in Winter, and rs for health,
why it cannot be excelled in the State
or the United States. Aud all kinds of
produce, such as would be needed for
such an institution. -four. meats. vege-
tables. etc.. as cheap as anywhere in
the State. Only about hours ride
from the railroad. and with as fine
stone quarry for building purposes
within IL miles of the store as there is
in the State. Now. say. with all
those necessary articles 80 convenient,
WHY WOULD NOT PARADISE VALLEY BE
PROPER PLACE
For such an institution? Now, think
MIR. Editor. that by proper exertion of
the Representatives from this county,
no matter who they may be. that such
bill can be passed. aud say. let every
man who comes before either Couven.
ton pledge himself to work, trade,
treat or eat crolc. aud think the meas
ure can be carried. / am not one of
those who advocate any wild ideas.
but this is a serious matter to every
taxpayer and citizen OF this State. The
money laying idle in the Treasury
would be expended in good cause;
many laboring men would be given
employmen and the expenses of the
Asylum would be left every year in
our own State. and lot be sent to
California to help
THOSE WHO NEVER PAY A CANT OF TAXES
Within our State Now. Mr.. Editor, as
ain no candidate for ofkce. and hav.
ing no aspirations for such, / only sug-
gest this proposition to those who are,
aud only hope that the best man may
win; aud as | have been ruled out OF
the Republican party for my Democrat
ic proclivitles, aud refused admission
into the Democratic party for my Re-
publican proclIvlties. LMust vote alone,
aud still remain WANDERER.