Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-19
ALL SIDES.

We regret to learn from the Cherry Greek
Independent tina. >Trs 0. H. Grey has lately
had an attack of lomorrhage of the lungs
OF a step in til. direction of Civil Service
Reform the Eureka Sentinel of Sunday says:
Jas. N. Caldwell, formerly Sheriff of Nye
county, and more recently Assemblymen
from that county, has been appointed Post
master at Oasis. bIonocoLnty California. Jim
is staunch Democrat, and his appointment
is another evidence that the era of good feel
ing is not myth. His salary is twelve dol
lars a year in postage stamps.
The Sentinel is also responsible for the fol
lowing statement:
4 fond mother on Spring street was cate
chising her thrae-year old son yesterday as to
| the affection that he bore toward his parents,
and pa the old question as to which lie loved
best. The little fellow promptly answered,
'Father.' Don't YOU love mamat she
Gueried He wondered over the subject for
a moment, and finally answered, eyes, but
you do whale The devil out Of fellow some
times The interrogatories were not pur-
sued any further.
The following remarkable narrative is
clipped from the Elko independent Of Satur-
day last:
The wanderings of an ordinary needle,
though it be eveicss, after having once en-
tered the human system, are very remarkable
and wonderful are the accounts of how, after
the lapse of months and even years, the little
rascals come to the surface after travelling
about like dose of PeTy's silent perambu-
laters, but the strangest performance was
that of whole paper of needles, accidentally
swallowed by young lady of Baldw1nsvllle,
which, some months after, worked out of her
sisters elbow at McGearey, forty miles dis
tant.
OF recent unpeasantness the ReveiIle of
Saturday says:
From Wells, Fargo & Co. 5 messenger on
the Austin and Battle Mountain route, we
learn of an unpleasantness that took place at
Lewiston day before yesterday. The story
goes that man made a demand on L. j.
Hanchett, Superintendent of the Eagle Co..
mines, to discharge a Chinaman employed in
the Company's mill and employ him in his
stead and on Mr.. Hanchett's refusing COM
pliance, the man drew pistol and fired
shot at him. We have not learned whether
the man who fired the shot arrested; but
as the story as told looks somewhat unreason-
able, we await further news before passing
any comments on the case
The White Pine News of Saturday has the
following reference to an important and grow
ing interest of Eastern Nevada;
We learn that quite a number Of cattle
buyers, in the interest of San Francisco
butchers, are travelling through the valleys
in this county, purchasing all the beef cattle
they can get Good prices are offered, and
as a consequence great number of cattle are
being driven towards the railroad. 1t must
be an encouraging sign for our stock men to
have home market, especially when it is re-
membered that for years the stock raisers of
this county have had no market. They had
to ship to San Francisco, and sell at whatever
figure they could get.
The Young America mine at Tuscarora has
shut down. No reasons given. The Times
says the Superintendent, Mcdonald, was sur
prised when he got the order.