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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-06-19

The old style front yard, with its
immensely high fence, and its sweet
briar, sOuthern-woud and morning
glories, scrveda good purpose in its
day. But We want to see Il clearing
up Of thase Old front Yards we
want the high fences removed, the
ground graded, and neat walks laid
out across the little lawn that will
be thus formed. Love the ultL-time
shrubs and peani.S and roses to be
sure, but add also some small al
tcmpts ut modern ornamental gar
dcning, and see il tho front ward
does not afford YOU far greater sat
isiaction than il has ever done. But
this single instance is by no means
u representative Of all the farm
houses in the land. In how many.
many eases, even among those who
are styled independent farmers, are
Tho door yards exposed to the high.
way, often filled with wood, lumber,
tools, farm implements, weeds, hens
and sand. Not a thought is ever
given them, not an effort ever put
forth 10 keep them neat, much less
To cmhollish or adorn them with
flowers, shrubs, climbing vines and
the like. 1t is so much Il cause for
surprise that tile boys and girls
leave these homes; that there is no
Improvement, and little sociability
in such IL nOighborhood? 1t is a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-06-19
Our Ncrt !Sendtoi'.
Editor Democrat: :

'S sue NNlAVuS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
recommending different men foI
our next Senator in this District.
We see upshur county is trying to
push their claims for their lavorit :
son, claiming their right on the
grounds of rotation. Now We
would like TO know what county in
the State has had more Senator'S
since the formation of the State
than Cpshur county? They have
had almost a perpetual Senator
since the organization of the State
under Republican rule, and a fair
representation under Democratic
rule. While we believe in merit
more than rotation, at the samctimc
Lewis county has the same claim
as tpshur county has, as regards
to rotation for their next Senator
and we believe has fully MS much
merit. One of the honorable gen.
tlomcn Of Gpshur, in the last Sen.
torial Convention, when he gave
upshm county delegates away to a
Randolph and Tucker county
man, was heard to remark after the
Convention was over that he had
made Il great mistake; he did moi
intend ii that way; he expected tc
come in on the dark horse in tho
event himself. Now he claims
Randolph and Tucker must return
the compliment. They will answer
for themselves in the next Conven'
lion. The writer that gave the
latc biographical sketch of Upshul
county's favOYite son for next Sen,
ator, charged Lewis county witt.
having TOO many candidates in the
field for different positions in the
past. That Lewis county has moi
been giving Democratic majority
in tho last two Senatorial elections;
that General &. a. Jackson a Re,
publican candidate and Colonel L
]. O'Brien n GrcenbacEer both ol
Lewis county, carried n majority
against the Democracy of Lewis
county We unfortunately have tc
admit. But fully believe thai
under the same circumstances Up
shur and Taylor counties would
have given a majority for q Ro
publican, had they have had n Re
publican candidate in their owr
county und the Democratic candi
date in an ether county; for ii i:
very natural tor the people Of any
county 10 vote for n man in thciI
own county regardless Of party
rather than vote for man of thcil
own party in an other county, SC
we don't think that the Democrat.
of Lewis county should he held re
sponsiblc ior q Republican oj
Greenbackcr's popularity in hi.
own county,
Ii Colonel Woolford shoult
want the nomination for the nexr
Senatorship We believe he is mos
Justly entitled 10 it and woul,
merit before the masses Of the pee
in this Senatorial district, us h,
was cheated out of the nomination
in the last convention by ccrtair
manipuIatiOns. If Colonel Wood
ford should not want tho nominal
ton, We as the farmers of Levi.
county would suggest tho Hon
Washington Summers, of Upshu,
county a suitable man for thai
position; knowing his past lcgis
lative experience would well quail
iy him for that position, and woulJ
reflect credit to the District. Mr
Summers is a practical farmer
anu cattle grNaer, and q man d
good sound Judgment, being
well identified with the pqopls-g
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-06-19

Having been engaged for % years in the
manufacture of Carriages ofNIl descriptions,
| am prepared to offer to the publir any
kind Oft vehicle known to tho trade /
have now in stock and am building coli.
siuuIly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-06-19

We mourn the waste 0f so much
crow, such fat, juicy birds, that will
so begging in tho market. But il
will be glory enough to defeat the
man the Republicans put up rs
their champion. No matter who
hr ia
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-06-19
CARRIAGES, PHETONS, BUG.
GiES and SPRING
WAGONS.

And rs " speciality, am using the celC.
bratGd Dexter and triple springs, which
for comfert and durability cannot be sur
passed.
Dy using notii ng but the best of stock in
the construction ofmy work. and By fair
and honest dealing hope to receive lib
Grrl share oftlc public patronage.
Prompt attention paid to all kinds of re.
pairing at prices to suit the rimcs.
EE All work fully guaranteed.
Factoryat the junction OF Main
and Pike streets, west end.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreesble consequences
Nat follow the decay Of the teeth, IN i'm
sure breath must be tho most mcrtifying
and unpleasant to ito possessor, and it il
the mostinexcusiblea and Offensive in society |;
md yet the cause Of it may easily be 70
moved by eleansing your teeth daily with
Ahat justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
AOZODONT. It purifss and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth. and
gives Q pearl.like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
A CARSON GIRL's SuccEss.-The San

| A CARSON GIRL's SUccEss.-The Sal
Francisco Stock Report of the Goth contain
the following criticism On Miss Adele Waters
the sister of Mrs. Robert Hsfer. Mis-
Waters is known to all the old residents o
the city, who feel proud of her success
The young lady whs made her debut a
the California Theatre last week al Her
mine, in Loves Sacrifice and whose
play Of Helen in "Ths Hanchbaek," the
following evening, called forth such favora
BILE comments from the press and public, is
alse pupil Of Miss Julia Melville Snyder
and has pursued her studies in company with
the subject of the last sketch She is the
daughter Of Dr.. J. W. Waters, prominent
physician Of Arizona, and is but eighteen
years of age Miss Waters early life was
spent At the Capital Of the State Of Nevada,
and even as = child she was conspicuous
among her csmpanions for her excellent
reading aud keen intuition Of the passage
read. She has chesen the line Of high
comedy and has already studied the following
plays; " Lsnasn Assurance" "Leve Chase"
"Ths Honeymoon and ' Peg Wellington. :"
Ne better evidence Of the esteem in which
the yssnE laay's talents are held by those
vhs ought to know could be advanced, than
the fact that on the night after her debut,
that veteran actor and critic. Jns. E. Owens
came behind the scenes to otter her the place
Of leading juvenile in the company new
being formed to play seassn at the Stand
ard, and ns better prsof Of the young lady's
good sense could be shown than her ready &C.
csptsnce Of the offer 50 made Although
her playing Of tho part Of Helen exhibited
the possession of talent far above the average.
yet tho ysunE lady believes that she has
much to learn, and is willing to 20 about
learning it in the right way. by commencing
and labsri.g earnestly. Our read.
srs will soon have an opportunity Of seeing
what the Young lady really can Do. - sls
will shortly appear in Tho Man from
Miss Waters is handsome
bloads, tall and graceful, and possessed of , |
aagh which ought to command .. increase
If salary il any wsll-rssulatsa theatre
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

CIRCULATING LIBRARY The Rooms Of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room. on Carson street, next door north Of
Savings Bank, are open every day from 2
TO half past p. NJ, and from half past 6
= . each evening. The payment Of City
cents Per month entities each member to all
the privileges of tho Library. Tho reading
public are invited to visit these rooms and
avail themselves Of their sdvantages
Oc16 Ina
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

An EnBARRAssINa Position Saturda
last Justice Cary went cut to Swift's Spring
to take bath and getting int tho Spring
wagon tssk back seat. A young lady an
!: her daughter took the trent seat, which com
pletsd the quota of passengers. The hsrse
were bowling along At q smart pace. whel
Justice Cary reached down to adjust buckl
O. his shoe. Just then the young lady CAV
a start and a moment afterwards whispered t.
her mother. The old lady turned to tn
driver and in peremptsry tene ordered hin
to stop. He pulled up the hsrsss and thu
lady turning upon Justice Cary, remarked il
q rage:
81 hope Sir, that you do net mistake my
daughter for the painted huzzies that you a.
sociate with. We are ladies', 1 would have
ysu understand. Yes Sir, ladies.
| Mr.. Cary was 30 utterly taken back that he
was fer several minutes unable to reply, and
the vienna, continued to scswl upon him.
"Ysa are to too old q nan Sir to insult un-
protected females, and will have you arrest
"a Sir. Yes Sir, arrested Sir.
my dear Madam"
me dear Madam to ne, you cheeky old ras-
cal. Ysu lock pleas enough to be preacher,
bat you arc tho wsst cid shansd faced black.
leg that ever met in nay life"
Her language simply struck the coed jas
tics dumb and one Of the passengers remarked
that he was the Justice of the Peace and IN
eminently respectable gentleman.
II pity the party that elected such an old
fraud shsn,' shouted tho woman e1ci.edly.
"They tar and feather such cattle in Boston"
just then the girl rsse from her seat with .
lively jump and lssped at least fsot in the
air amid the suppressed laughter Of the spec.
taters An investigation fully e1ensrated
Justice Cary and redeemed the record of the
Republican party Of 0rnsby. The girl had
been sitting on . crack in the seat which
vidsned and narrowed with the jssting Of
the stage. Naturally enough whom niPpea by
the crack abe thought that the Judge WAS
pinching her. When the extent Of the joke
On Cary was fully realized tho passengers
hswlsa and the ohsleric old lady never spoke
another word except to sccaaisnally glare at
her daughter, who WAS also 30 impressed with !
the righteousness Of the situation that she |
could not occasionally suppress sly giggle. |
Suddenly she shosted:
81 think if tho man who runs this line had |
Any sense he'd put cushions On his seats"
Oas Of the passengers called her attention
10 the fact that the cushion had fallen of the
neat and WAS beneath her No. 8 shses, At
which she grabbed it and put it in place as if
was tho last act Of her life. Justice Cary vsws
hat the next time he goes to the SPRING. he Il
walk if there 10 . wsnan anywhere on the
wagon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

KILLED BY A Circular GAw.-Oa Sun 49,
morning q. A. L. McCrinnon, . young man
who was working At sawmill No. 2, owned by
the Carson & Tahoe Lumber Co., was killed
BY being struck BY piece of . circular saw
He was temporarily engaged working in front
Of large circular saw which revolves with .
speed sppre1inatinE $500 revolutions min
ute. A he was pulling als.g slab piece
Of wood fell on the opposite aide Of the saw
and becoming jannsd in between the frame
and saw caused tho latter to hy into dozen
pieces. One Of tho pieces, Weighing about
twenty pounds and carrying several teeth,
struck Mr.. HcCrinmen in the groin ssvering
the fsmoral artery. Hr. McCrimmen, feel.
ing the gash Of warm blood, staggered back
int the arns of his comrades In the OK.
element Of the moment there was NO attempt
made to staunch the flow Of blsod with the
usual Appliances in such cases, and the poor
fellsv vss removed to the Lake Shore House
but bled to death before DR.. Smart, who was
sent for BY telephone, could arrive. The de-
ceased WAS nineteen years Of age and the son
IF Mr.. John McCrimnsn, q wagon builder
lad blacksmith of this city. The remains
reached Carson = few hours after the acct
lent. The funeral will take place at o'clock
This afternoon from the Methodist church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

GsBBL1Na TIE 0sBELBRs.-Ths psrtisa
whs won't to the turkey shoot at Swift'a
Springs On Sunday returned laden with
meat for their Thinksgiving dinners. Forty
Of the crack shots Of the city were 81 hand
and they made it very sultry for the tarkiss.
Mr.. Swift realized about thirty ak dollars
on each turkey. King made the best score
and J. T. Preddey came in fer the second
hsnsrs. Nessrs. Thsxter, Hark, Slscsnb,
Crawfsra, Cheney, Parker, Avery, Gilchrist,
Smith and Jeass got cut absut even. Tho
Shooting was continued all the afternoon
and the air was thick with sasawking birds
and flying feathers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
HOTRL ARRIVALS.
10y HousH. SHARP Rxo1Ells PloPs

sIA0Y HOUSE, SHARP BxozHIAs P1oPs
r P Turegan, Chicago Mrs K Csrrier, Aurora
d w Earl, ST CIV Penter, Bsdi
n Rogers, Bod 9 Tetlaff, Glsnville
W Crsnner, Glenb'k c II Ni1sn, r Canysn
L Msllinelli, Eureka d B Osborne, Bod
Mrs Tyrrill, Virginia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

WANTED place to do general house
work in respectable family by young girl
Apply at this efice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

OLD THEATIR SALooE.-John Quincy Ad.
Ans Aeore's Hall is now the headquarters 81
tho Republicans of Ormsby county, and hi,
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants Of the thirsty on all ecoasioas. AL.
Though his liquors are unequalled in Nevada.
no still maintains the old price, one bit .
drink.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

RATTLE Molly Farrell is endeavor.
ing to raise msney to enable her to attend
school in oakland and is rafting $50 sew
ing machine. The machine is tho best Wheel
Or and Wilson make and fall cabinet The
tickets are enc dollar and being rapidly dis.
nosAd If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

A young woman wishes place As nurse girl
Apply at this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

A RARE CHANCE.--An elegant rosewood
piano will be sold at auction, in front Of
the Adams House, on Saturday, Nov. Goth.
G. b. Webb, auctioneer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

To LIZA nice suit of rooms, furnished,
with kitchen attached. Inquire at this
sRse. olStf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

BENToN's SrAaE.-On and after May 28tt
Benton stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 A. H. until further notice
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

THIS is what the unhappy Sunset Cox says
shout BsrRam: "Ws lest Connecticut
through his folly, and in New Js1sy We
barely managed to sneak through tho fence
by eat preaching tho Republicans on the tar
il question. Mr.. Bs-zun was allowed to
manage the campaign in dsferencs to the
views Of Mr.. Tilden. and he has proved noss
e1penaive luxury to the Democracy"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

WANrID . small furaishea house Or fur.
aished rssns. Apply at this s&cs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

kLIcrRIc BMTs.-Thaxtsr has seine geAu
inc electric belts for sale, which, in few
weeks transformedia oonssnptivs into a
prize fighter. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

TIE Paradise Reporter has suspended. III
editor ascribes a. reason that he caARst rn
. paper On jawbsne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

The State and county taxes on the net pre-.
ceeds of the mines for the quarter ending
September 3oth, 1880, are pew due. See
advertisement,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
JoTTINGs.

There are Eve cases of smallpox in Viz
GINA City.
Tickets for the Thanksgiving ball can be
! had At Thaxtsr's drug stsre-
"A skating elnk has been formed in Virginia
We alss have glide club in Carson.
Sheriff P. B. Taylsr of Mono was in t.wu
yesterday. So was Sheriff Walker Of
Washee.
Il. B. 0rborne, enc Of the proprietsrs Of
that particularly live paper, tho Bodie Free
Pre., passed through Carson yesterday.
The APPEAL acknowledges the receipt Of
complimentary tickets to the Thanksgiving
party, which takes place On Wednesday
evening At tho Opera Hssss.
The members OF the various sre companies
are invited to meet at the Warren engine
house 1t 10 o'clock this morning to make ar
rangements fer attending the funeral of c. A.
L. AcCrinmor.
Seventy thousand pounds Of trsst we're
caught in Pyramid Lake last month according
to the Chronicle. The Fish Commissioner
should lssk into this. They certainly we're
not caught with hook and line.
Yesterday wa the anniversary of the fam
eas performance Of Frox Frou. Mr. Byrns
arrsyed himself in sackcleth and ashes and
the rest Of the company locked back upsn the
day with anguisb.
The steam engine for the State Printing
O&ce has arrived, and the presses and other
material arc expected daily. The offce will
commence operations about the LIST Of Jan
nary, with ten or twelve employees.
In another column will DO found notice
the members Of Gustav Pest No.
5, g. A. r., to assemble At their hall at
one o'clock this aftsrnssn, to attend the fu-
neral Of their late courade, McCrinmon.
Mr.. Charles SHARP, enc Of the proprietsrs
# tho Ormsby House, has just returned from
, six weeks rsnble through California and |
Arizona. He brought back several TIVE. pound |
'araatulas and nine.inch csntipedes ~ souvsn1
il RS Of his trip.
Mr.. Joseph Olcovich has returned to Car |
ION after q protracted tour through the East
I'm States. He describes the East al expert
'acing . heavy business boom, and the
merchants are enjoying a seassn Of une1-
IMPLIED prosperity. Things look familiar
Ibout the store now with ice back.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

ELDER WIEs.-The jary in the case Of
Elder vs.. Sheriff Williams of Douglas
county, brought in . verdict for the plain
tiff at . late hour Saturday night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
AN UNNECESSARY OFFICE.

There is something wrong IN eur probate
system-it is too expensive. In many m
| stances estates are consumed, and though the
! fault may be more with the attorneys than
| tho courts, yet remedy ought to be found.
What young lawyer, elected to the Legislature
is there that will take the subject in hand and
distinguish himself by an honest sfert to
simplify the method of settling estates7-San
Francisco Post.
The same thing applies - Nevada. The
system of administration on the estates Of de-
ceased persons is all wrong, and it is unjnst
to the State and cssRty and cruel and unfair
to surviving relatives. The sfioe Of Pablo
Administrator should exist. If any member
Of the Storey delegation will introduce bill
for the abolition Of the o1ice Of Public Ad-
ministrater in Nevada the Enterprise will fur
nish him with tho draft Of bill for that pur-
pose, which will DO plain, simple and easy,
and cut down the cost Of administration in
such manner that if . man falls dead in the
street with million dollars in bonds or green
backs in his pocket, his surviving relatives
will not be brought in debt for the expense Of
Administration on the estate.
We hope that such bill win BE- introduced
and that it will pass. OF late years tho sh6ce
of Public Administrator has earned an sdioas
reputation BY reason Of the soshsh incsH-
bents Of the position, who have prsyed apsn
the dead men, estates. In Sacramento . man
was murdered that tho Adninistratsr night
have an opportunity Of adnintratisg on the
estate. There must be . great chance for
stealing if man will commit surder t. get
The simple opportunity to steal Even ander
N honest Administrator tho teehaicalities to
be complied with cat up the property and tho I
widows and orphans get little o. netting
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

DR.. Fox has supply Of fresh yaccil
matter. Scabs furnished to all comers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

WANrED.-A place in respectable family
to cock or do general hsusewerk, in tswl or
country. Inquire 1t this Office Sd pa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
STOCKS.


heHNINo soAxs.
1876 Ophir-5t 81
40 Mexican-6!
100 Gould and Curry-30O
625 Best and Belcher-S
210 California; 65
10 Savage 70
40 Con. Virginia-2i
80 Chollar-14
so Pstosi--1 Is
I60 Hale and Noreross--5 Ii
100 Grown Point O5
4l5 Yellow Jacket 80
coo Impsrial-l5e
s. Kentuok-l
90 Alpha SO
1890 Beleher-l Of
23O Sierra Nsvada-74 II
lao Utah-5f
$50 Exchequer-1 10
60 Seq. Bslcher-5
$50 Bullion-l 80
800 Overman-70
$500 Justice-14
40 Union Con.-l0f lot
52O5 Alta-6s
100 Julia 800
$50 Caledonia-20c
600 Silver Hill-40c
$50 Chsllenge-70c
800 N. Y. Con.--20c
100 Scsrpien---1 10
40 Andes-SO
80 Occidental 20
$50 Lady Washington-lSe
l040 Benton--l Is
1850 Con Dorado-30c
EVENING BoARs.
80 Eureka Con.--18
5 Northern BELIZE
$50 Argsnta-25
$50 Grand Prizs-1 20
80 Hanhattan-1}
$50 Navajo
1850 TUscarora-l5c
100 Dsy-25c
400 Albion-5eo
lsb Bedie-4 So
$50 Wales-24
100 North Belle Isle-26
60 Mount Diablo-4bO
600 East Mount Disblo-l0e
IS Noonday-l
70 North Noonday-l7o
60 columbus-24
900 Mammoth-l6
l75 Belle Isle-76s
200 Balvidere-S6c
70 Tiogs-60c
100 Beehtel-l
so Boston Csn.--l 10
$50 Aono-1
12O Black Hawk-Se
400 Gosdshsw-76
600 Ore-60
100 g. King-lO4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

TIE Lyon county Times claims that 1t was
allowed $3.50 by the Central Committee. II
this is true the Committee shsuld make sens
explanation Of such an allowance for semi
weekly Newspaper Pabhahed in town Of .
few hundred Inhabitants. The Lyon csnnty
Times was Sharon Newspaper up 70 the end
of the campaign. The Carssn Times oane
cut dat footed against Sharon three days be-
fore election. The question Few arises. Di3
tho cemnittss, in allowing ssniweskly
moro than . daily, do 70 with desire to re-
ward the Sharon papersl Either the Lyon
county Times lies about its allowance, Or the
Central Committee have made an unjust dis
eriainAtisR in faysr Of Sharon paper. We
are at present dispessd to think that perhaps
the Times, Of Lyon county, inaulgsd in ~
psgraphiosl error It 10 . notorious fact,
However, that the Times (of Lyon has been
in the habit Of sending bigger bills to the
State Central Committee thA. any ether pa
per outside Of Virgins City, Its last bill
was $500.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

l. r. FISHRR, Advertising Agent, q Merchants
Exchange 10 sole agent for the AcINss APPEAL in San
Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

TIE Gold Hill Ns,os has intrsd ucsd a now
feature that should meet tho approval Of and
be adopted BY al the papers in the State,
and especially these published in western
Nevada. It is this:
Candidates for positions at the disposal 81
the next Legislature can announce Themselves
in the advertising columns Of the Ne,cs at
reasonable rates.
1t is not probable that many, if any, will
avail themselves Of this plan, nevertheless
we can see No COED reason why candidates
seeking positions in the Legislature should b
given free advertising any more than can
didate for county Office.