Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-16
FROM DAN TO BEERSHEBA.

Tuscarora is to have a new hotel on West
| Avenue.
The Daily Times-Review publishes a ro-
nautical yarn with subheads all about muir
uerer who was so conscientious as to prefer
giving his real name to having his alias made
public. Eccentric butcher! The story is cal
culated to deceive the most incredulousi
The Open Letter must be on its last legs
1t is now publishing that old, old, old cam
paign sensation so oftimes repeated with many
astonishers by Mark Boruck, headed The
life and crimes of Loring Pickering. And
yet Uuole Pick seems to get along as smoothly
as if his name were Pick1oick instead of Pick
ring Whenever paper is dying it emits
curse upon the bald head of Uncle Pick
OF the bad luck attending the attaches of
that concern, the Tuscarora Times of Tues
day says, lugubriously:
1t is quite remarkable that during the past
month, two persons connected with the Times
Review have met with severe accidents in Eu-
reka. Some days since J. H. McCroskey,
formerly compositor in this Office, met with
an accident by which one of his knee caps was
broken, and on Saturday our junior fell and
broke his leg. We are not thinking of going
to Charcoal Flat. 1t might be our neck.
The Eureka Republican of Wednesday eve
ming has an account of the robbery of Chi
nese wash house by some masked men. They
just took as many clean clothes as they want
ed One Chinaman got badly beaten about
the head
A case of great and grevous restitution has
come to light in Elko. \ mother and her two
children who had been suffering in silence
was discovered, and prompt and generous re
lief administered.
The recent report of the Grand Jury OF
Washoe County is thus commented upon by
the Silver State and some of the friends of
that paper:
By closely scanning the report of the late
Grand Jury Of Washoe county it will be OBJ |
served that the engineers were pointing their |
guns at some other object than reform" and |
that the target at which their shots were
aimed was in another direction. Several cop
les of the Washoe papers containing the re
port were sent to citizens of this place, and
If course it soon became the general topic of
Some of the old residents who
lad been fired upon from ambuscades during
he political wars in Humboldt, shook their
heads knowingly upon reading the report and
aid ''those tactics are too old to create sur
Prise, and were long since played out in this
and wondered that some new feat
Ire had not been introduced to direct atten-
ion from that fact. ''Why," said one old
II will bet my hat [ can name
he men who suggested heidea to the Washoe
Jury The whole thing is too familiar to be
mistaken for the work Of anybody but those
1ho served political apprenticeship in Hum
oldt. In the first place they say many I'M
ecessary and unlawful bills have been al
owed, but with the exception of few in the
tovcr case, fail to show why they are so.
hen they pitch into the Judge, the Sheriff,
he District Attorney, Clerk Treasurer and
.uditor without explaining exactly why.
I'll you, there is money in these offices, and
1mebody else wants them. They make the !
tack under cover of the Grand Jury so that
ne fire of those they intend to dislodge can