Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-02
BLUCHER'S LETTERS.


at GarSOns " nat nockery ana farce,
that the good people of Nevada should be
compelled to support q set of men whose
most important labors have been to provide
for lot of other fellows whose records are
quite "a savory, and whose manhood and gen
eral department would attract notice on
Blackwells Island or at San Quentin Get
them out; dissolve that &C Rump;" turn them
over to be provided for by Yerington and
Mills and their other owners.
g In the name of all the Gods at once"
what have they done7 John Smith did offer
sensible bill, sort of millinery law, pro-
viding 'bonnets," etc. but Allen Curtis calls
it too eKpensive-too much money to be put
| in the balance with the lives of few Cor
nishmen. Cant the Manhattan levy an as
sessment for the purposel
The Apprentice Bill of Mr.. Stewart is one
dictated by genuine knowledge of one of
our most crying wants, and should meet the
approval of every member, but it has one de-
feet which may kill it. 1t curtails too much
the liberty of tadpole voters. 1t would tend
to put young Nevada under the control of
masters. 1t would establish a sort of tyranny
over our free born children. compelling them
to work. when they did not want to; to learn
trades at which Cinnamon work, and which
the Irish excel in. What free American
with long vista of good times, lives without
toll whisky and free lunches on every hand; ;
frail women to labor and sin for them, and at
tba ri
the White House would demean him
self by an apprenticeship to carpen-
ter, or tailor or shoemaker-ive or six
years of unrequted toll before earning free
dom, two suits of clothes, a common school
education, and independence, when through
all these years of servitude he can live happy
and idle on the earnings of widowed mother,
and when 80 many chances are open to young
men in our fecund and minerally plethoric
andl The passage of such a BILL So subver-
sive of all our assured rights, would dampen
every spark of independence in the native
breast, and prove a death blow to hoodlum
ISM Will the bill become a lawl 1t is
doubtful, but heaven knows we need it. Can
action introduce bill defining the du-
ties of Grand Juries? "When, since
The great flood" has Grand jury as
sumcd the duty Of debating to Legislatures!
The Grand Jury Of Eiko thought they had
right. no doubt, to send the petition they did,
and SO they had, every mothers son of them
per Sc ; but when they signed their names as
collective body, Grand jury Of Elko, they
surely made mistake. There are enough
" would be slaves in Eureka District, surely.
to disorganize the opposition without Elk"
jumping into the breach, and above all,
through its Grand Jury
There, | am done with the subject | do |
not often indulge in political Injuries, and if |
[ had time to write more, or anything else to |
write, | would tear this mp. But have not |
and so it must go. Battle Mountain is not |
near thronged and noisy the Boulevard |
de Sevastapol or Hyde Park at FIVE P. NJ, or
by any means We have several trains daily,
and several stages, too and some fast freight
in FIVE days-to Austin, car
rying fresh trout for the epicures of the can
yon and we have dog fight now and then
by way of variety; and this week had some
men fights and lawsuit-our new Justice is
practicing and ventilating opinions which
would set Bunsby out in the cold. Then we
have the Leadvile fever and the NJ, ngoian
fever, and Professor Cooks readings and de-
bates at the Lyceum; and we have various
other things too numerous to mention. Taken
Ill for all, Battle Mountain, with It's extended
limits and its mixed population, is town of
most commendable morals, and good place
n which to rear family. The air is salu-
,rous the alkali is plenty; trains run regu-
arly and chewing gum is cheap We have
10 churches to create divisions; no arstocracy
o create jealousies; no doctors of any &C
cunt to jeopardize health; the whisky is
God and cheap; and have one good, moral, I
night say, piously and ably conducted, paper;
nd we have no Legislature. ''Here be
ruths and inducements to settlers can 7
ack years grub. BLUCHER
New York, March Interest is awakened
q the project of tunneling North River by the
assage on Thursday of bill through the