Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-24
legislators, Etc, Ronght Here.
Come 10 Witiont KnOca,ilg
VII lam SHARON, Aristoesas.
NJ T. ) 6, ACT.

type TO repr' sent fne cnar5c 5TS ~ ones
ton cannot he found IN a !egniar printing
office, and As they appear IL b"' h The APPsaL
and Courier, he natural Inference is that H..
two pap.ls we've III COLLISION, and The APPEL
borrowed The type aid used them after the
Courier had got through with them.
Now the above simply shows that the
Enterprise Office is not properly sucked with
type, employees a foreman that does not know
his business, or has en- editor as ignorant Of
the typographical art as he is of drawing
logical conclusions from facts The latter is
probably the correct idea.
These hieroglyphics are made AZ follows:
The first is a Gothic Y with the right ex-
tension cnt off
The second is a condensed Gothic L.
The third is the left hand half OF an Y
The fourth and last is an F Invested of its
lower arm and turned upside down. All
Gothic type.
The whole is the foundation on which the
Esterprise endeavors to build up the theory
that the APPEAL is endeavoring to get at
Bharon's suck
For our cntemporary's solution of the pug
sle, we are hard at work on a chrome repre-.
senting the Enterprise man trying 70 pull the
Sharon sack over ballot box that is TOO big
for the amount Of material in the sack
THE CALIPORNIAN. The last number of
the Calitorn, an contains lots of good food for
mental digestion. 1t announces that after
Oct. 1st 1880 the price will be raised from 90
to IS cents. We believe that this is good
plan for any one who likes the magazine at al
will pay 80 cents for it, and to man who
price. however low. If sold at an adv snced
rate it will enable the publishers to he inde-
pendent and critical and hire only the best
talent. Any new magazine has its defects
and crudi'ies judged from a one man stand
point. The Caiif3rnian contains a diversity
OF matter, no reader will approve of all of it,
but everyb body can be interested in some of
Its many readable articles 1t is in all re-
spects California institution, and its publish
ers aim to tuild literature indigenous to the
soil of the Pacific coast II abstans from the
long and tedious articles which one finds So
wearlsome in the Eastern publications and fur
nishes its readers with a supply of short
stories. We are a busy, restless set in Cali
forDia and Nevada and life is too short and
business too pressing to write long stories or
read them. This coast really ought to en-
courage and support good magazine, and
those who object to pay 81 year for the
Collaboration had better subscribe immediately.
TIRE GENOA COURIER IN THE Tolls -If the
letter published in Sundays Enterprise and
signed Boyuton Carlisle ia genuine, the writer
richly deserved the crushing exposure which
Its publication brought npon him. journal
which claims to be published in the interest
OF the people deserves no sympathy when de-
tected in so despicab!e transaction as de-
handing money of a candidate for it's services
OF its silence, with the intention of berating
him If its overiures are declined. This is
the first case of attempted blackmai in |
Nevada where an editor las been brought up |
on round turn and publicly exposed The |
profession owes daty to itself to thin its |
ranks of such men and we.would like to see |
every journalist, politician and citizen who |
would offer to exchange his influence fer
Sharons sack, caught in the same trap in
which the Genoa Courier is now wiggling.
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The Enterprise denies that it. s ole an ID.
itoral from the APPEAL. of June 9th We
still insist that it did and as soon as We have
space vii! PRINT the two articles aide by side.