Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-01
IN MANY WAYS.
BEECHER.

Moving along in his lubricative wav comes
Henry Ward Beecher, approaching lis Of the
Pacific Coast by sGCn parallels as are known
to the railway structure and management OF
this continent. Somehow his coming re
minds us of the coming Of that other Illus
trious New Yorker, Boss Tweed This is a
critical people They have way of inspect
ing things, with their own and not with Dor
rowed eyes. But their severe inspection of
Mr. Beecher can do him no harm; tho he
will not be let Oft with such easy probing as
they of the East are contcnted With. The
ministerial person carries wit but little
81 that which is awe-striking, he. Boss
Tweed's visit to this Coast was sort of vale
dictory to freedom and life. From the hour
OF mis- return hence to New York his days
were days of labor and sorrow. We do not
know why, but somehow We have fear that
Beecher, in visiting our part of the Republic,
is making one of the last turns in the grand
rounds of his remarkable aud chequered life
There Is a good deal of peril and much cx-
citement in the trip, and there are dangers to
al old man like himself which are inevitable
We are not sufficiently welded to this vague
nntion to cause Gs to feel a sense of dlsap-
continent il somebody or something don't
bring the famous Brocklyn pastors career to
, s,,lJa, and violent end while he il hero ar
in California We are neither a soothsayer.
the son Of 4 s2othsaycr, nor a wierd sister;
l,,t ~, ,,ou,1,,t ha Rne,bar for tho hast Sian.
5.r,,;4 tL,+ o,,,r ,,,..3o = r,.,, immortal In
4b, .,o,o,;-,a tive a.tauti,,n W the readers of
~, I7or~-,,o Anrr,r . diracto5 10 the AL.
-.,r4;,.,,.,,t of er.. l.c,nro which ia r. h., do
7,,.,1 H., ,l,:. f,-,,,,,. ,,r,,c,or ~ o,,r Nap.
o., u,,,,, ~ +,o 1-,b of H.. ,,roso,+
,,n,.b m. ,rl.,;,. :. +,,orsbv ;rf,rn,nd that
raservad sal. max, h. obtained NV annIvino
:, Mr. J.hn q Fov at his bo,kstora anna.
site tba C,,ito, an and after tb. 10Th inst
Thus. it VIII I've Observer. we have combined
,roc,,o4;o,, w;+b r-ofos,;,,,,l h,,s;,,o,s o,,,,.
l,.;,,, +ba f.,c,f,I NTH +ba c,rorot. .,,d
,I;r, Tho ;,,,-,,,ati,,o with +,a r.,1
w" 'u'''' "''' iIlo '''o' at
diminptiya y,vuI.t came 70 the city Yesterday
brincinn the information that the wood which
is already il barbor j. heinz taken from the
wafer At the rate Of about $50 cords Der dav
AIso wa 1aer, from hin, that the C,rso,, priv
INC, Comranv's drive embracing ahou+ y 600
cords is in the river extending all the way
from the Spanish Pond to Charley Schultze's |
-st least five miles Of river hacked full of
,rood Il seen,s a. if the banks of the Carson |
where these woodsmen fell and chop so per
sistently must become bare ere many wears |
and so we said to Jones. And indeed the |
fact is that the immediate banks of the river
are bare The wood which GETS foated |
bitber IA fed IN tbe river nv means Of fumes
being cut from the mountain sides away from
the river several miles. The probability is |
that the company of wood cutters and dealers
of which Mr.. Jones is q member will not cut
any trees from their lands next year The
wood market. as we understand, is at present
- oluttsd aa 70 render frrtber accessions
4hereto At present altoaetber unadvisable
r,sY STONY
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Otlc friend John Cheney. John had Just re-
turned from Hope Valley. He seemed dis
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