Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-21

planned the Crawford plan which was urged il
the APPEAL months ago. At night there Wal
gathering of anti-sack Republi who pre-
pared to smash the Sharon slate. 1t was tx
pected that some speakers would address tn.
gathering and rouse it to sense of the stu
alton. The Crawford plan was adopted ano
the Enterprise was denounced as an unfit rep
tentative of the Republican party Judge
Lewis was called upon but made no speech
against Sharon as expected. Curt HiIIyer
fell below the expectations of the crowd.
They had come to hear some rafting good
but the speakers lacked the sand. Wells
Drury was alone the man who had the nerve
10 get up and densunce the star chamber pro-
gramme in the style that the audience wanted
After appointing delegates for an opposition
ticket to Sharon the crowd dispersed with "a
feeling that some of the names on the Craw-
ford ticket were as little to be relied upon as
the SO called "unpledged" which were all
openly for Sharon.
THE PRIMARIES.
Monday was something of day for the
Comstock. If Strother did not unite his sack
now he was lost.
He united it.
The cursed and execrated Strother was the
hero Of the hour. Coin flashed into sight
everywhere. Strother was not seen disburs-
ing any but the hungry mob of strikers and
starvlings who got their fees thanked no other
man. Seven dollars and half was the price
which was supposed to rule in all the wards
but the third, where the opposition was SO
strong that it took $50 to convince some of
the voters to pull for Sharon. Money was
everywhere in sight and men who had been
for weeks unable to buy agood meal of victuals
jingled the money in their pockets and
grinned with delight.
SHARON WINS
In response to dispatch sent to Virginia
City last night from the APPEAL office the fol-
lowing was received
Exact figures not yet obtained, but sack
ticket wins by five to one.
UNADvERT1sRD CHANGE OF TINE. - The |
Gold Hill Neus of last night has the follow
ing:
Quite number of persons, paying passen-
GERS, too, who intended to take the 500 train
ON the Virginia depot of the V. T. r. R.
his morning, for Carson and way stations,
we're left behind, ewing to the fact that the
ime, table had been changed without any no
ice to the public through the press. The
Enterprise of yesterday, the official organ of
lac V. & T. R. R., published the standing
,otice that Trains for Carson and Reno leave
Virginia at 500 A. NJ" and yet persons who
cached the depot this morning at S:15 we're
Informed that the time of departure of the
morning train had been changed 70 S O'Clock
Another Of Mr.. Ysringtsn's arbitrary acts
But what cares Mr.. Yeringtsn fer the people,
+ for their accommodation Here is rail-
cad given to its Possessers by the mining
ompanies of Storey county and the taxpay-
RS Of few counties through which the road
uns, yet its management is more arbitrary
nd oppressive than any other railroad com
any in the United States. Notwithstanding
he great depression in business here this
ompany has not abated one cent in its
harges for freight from the rates charged i
'ur and Eve years ago, during flush times
THE NEW CAT K1LLER.-A thoughtful in