Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-27
THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Carson Brass Band, desire to have cheap
fun and no legitimate company holding forth
at either of our theaters-all these combined
to get a good sized crowd into Theater Hall
last night at the Citizens meeting. 1t was a
good meeting in. point Of numbers, and was
reasonably enthusiastic. See how unbiased
we are for a Black Republican chronicler
But then it's natural. Like G. w. of old We
can not tell lie-no, not even with Dolly
Vardens to stimulate us.
Warren WATSON, whose business it is to call
these gatherings to order, did so again last
night, and Judge Thomas H. Wells was called
upon to preside.
Judge Wells was trimming over with a
speech, and his eloquent denunciation of
things politically corrupt welled up like an
overcharged fountain. He talked about max
ing "the rich richer 1--WE have Richer at three
dollars and we're poorer for it) and the poor
poorer. This David of Reform dragged the
Corporation Goliah from his hiding place
pulled him into the ring, BACKED both the
giants eyes, punched his nose, chawed off an
ear, tossed the mansIed carcass into the air,
gave it left handler as it descended, and
finally sat down on it. The round lasted just
forty-fye minutes.
Captain b. H. Meder, candidate for the
State Senate, next took the stand. He
thought the people of Ormsby County were
not unfrendly to the V. &; 7, r. R., and
that they had no real cause of complaint
against this corporation, but had against the
c. p L. r. for un Just discrimination against
the people of Nevada He praised Jones for
the RECOMMENDATION Of silver, and promised to
vote for this sentleman's return to the United
States Senate in case he was elected to the |
Nevada Legislature The Captain then went !
into State and local politics, and for even a
summary of his remarks on these subjects we
have not room
E. F. Gibson, candidate for the Assembly, |
was the next speaker. He claimed modestly |
and after the manner of Mark Antony to be
no orator, buff elected would try TO serve the
people of Ormsby County faithfully, and,
while unpledged, would be happy to vote to
return John P Jones to the United States
Senate.
H. s Mason, the last speaker, at least, the
last we heard, devoted most of his speech to
the fare and freight subject and We will do him
the Justice to say that his ideas on the matter
were the most sensible We have heard during
this campaign.
RICH DEPOsTr o Moses, one of tie
Wheeler Company, Pine Grove, yesterday de-
posted at the Carson Mint / Al ounces Of
gold amagam which will return about S25,-
900. This is the yield of about eight hun
bred tons of ore. The Wheeler is an old
mine, over which there has been no great ex-
element, but it has paid handsomely, and
promises to continue to do SO for some time
to come.
INVITATION RECEIVED. The MORNING AP-
PEAL acknowledges the receipt of an invitation
20 a party to be given at Turn Verein Hall,
II this place, on the evening of Friday, LIST
oroximo We understand that the party is to
,e gotten up by some of the young parties of
Carson, who have had some experience III
matters of this kind, and who will make it !
highly enjoyable affair.
AU FAT CLUB-This club reorganized last
light with the following officers; r. NJ
}larke, President; D. A. Bender, Vice
President; Harry Whitney, Secretary; P.
'ayanaugh, Jr., Treasurer; DR.. E. F. VIII te
! Niles, Geo Il. Davis, Jr,, T. R, Hofer
nd JAS H. marshall, Executive Committee.
DEPARTURES. - BY yesterdays southern d
-age the following passengers went out: Mrs.
!. L. Benedict, James Wrile, J. W. Hender-
On, Miss Belle West, II. c. Ward, Mrs
Tenry Langley, j. Militich, c. lvancovich,
c. Lennon, j. Miller.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.--Services will be u
cid to-day in the Presbyterian Church at II
NJ. and z P. M. Sunday school at 1915.