Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-08
VIRGINIA AFTER THE SMELLING
WORKS.


has hardly been able to appear in the morn
ing without getting in its column of souealing.
Under the intelligent editorship of Joe Good
man, Rollin Dagset. and Charley Goodwin,
the paper Was political pewer in Nevada. 1t
was the ring master i'll the political arena. 1t
is now the clown. A clown who cannot dis
gnse its brainless mug with cheap cosmetics,
or even make the readers forget the facs that
a bufFoon is airing his antics simply TO gil
in the time until some newer and better
feature is introduced. The Enterprise Of
yesterday devoted column 10 the proposition
Of trying to prove that the APPEAL was in
imical to the scheme Of erecting reduction
works IN Carson. At the time the Enterprise
article was written the writer mus. have read
the following from the APPEAL of Saturday :
The subject of building reduction works in
Carson is being agitated and j. is hoped tina.
the live men of the town will SEQ the advis-
ability of contributing enough capital to go
ahead and build the wcrka. When the new
Carson and Colorado road is finished on one
side, and the Reno road to Bodio on the
ether eide, it will leave the town in bad fix.
If reduction works were put up it would give
employment to vast number OF men and
keep tho Mint supplied with bullion. There
is enough refractory ore in severa! districts
about us TO warrant such an enterprise.
Yesterday the ArrEAL contained the only
full report OF the meeting held a. the Dis
trict Courtroom This is not the first time
that the APPEAL, during the past ton years.
has approvingly written cf this very scheme.
The originato!s of the proposition called at
this office, no. 70 ask the paper 70 endorse
the projec:-as they had 70 doubt upon the
suhject-but to ont!ino the general plan, that
comprehensive assistance might be rendered.
We do not believe that n journals. ever sue.
ceeded III carrying point when he wrote
what he knew to BE- false The impression
which he succeeds in creating is no more :.
substantial fact than the vapors which rise
from the ground il the morning, The asser-
ton that the AFrEAL il opposing tho project
hardly needs this space in contradiction, as
any intelligent reader in this city land many
still read the Enterprise for its very complete
telegraph :dispatches) will realize before ne
had finished the article that the writer Is
masking real intentions. The Enterprise does
not want TO see smelling works erected in
Carson because certain Virginia capitalists are
anxious 10 erect them in Virginia City. The
proposition that the APPEAL Yields such o
powerful Influence rs 10 prevent capitalists
from investing in money making schemes, may
ha y,t ~ ~, So
but it is toe absurd to b-seriously considered
The APPEAL, however, believes that il can
show capitalist who reside oateide Of Carson
that this city sf1rd3 vastly superior facilities
for reduction. The sch eae 10 erect the
works in Virginia City can never BE furthered
in the least by throwing mud at the plan OF
erecting them here. The APPEAL will not be
in the lesst rlffied By the abuse 81 man who
has lost his temper or his head, and the re-
duotion works will not experience the slight
est bad effects from the frothiags of news.
paper whose circulation in Carson is dscreas.
ing daily. The smelling works viii be erected
hero because men Of energy and capital are
moving in the matter, ana because this locality
is acknowledged TO be- the LEGALITY for 60
sensible % project. At present there are
parties in Virginia City who woali like to see
the works in their own town. This Is natural;
but we think that when they have mere
thoroughly canvassed the question they will
be willing to assist Carson in the scheme. II
they are net, Carson capital is amply able to
finish the enterprise which Carson brains has
organized.