Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-13

Don't KNOW THE STEr.-The editorial i,
last night Tribune gave every evidence tina
the volunteer editor had ceased his contrib
utiens and that the junior proprietor had at
other had begun. There was method in tn,
madness of the retired editor, but there ii
none in the frothings Of the man now At The
helm. Still declining to hoist the names Of
Garfield and Arthur at the mast head for rea
sons already stated, it calls upon the APPEAL
| to "fall in line" If we expected to fall in
+! line. behind such leading for any length OF
tine, W. would Immediately practice the
goose step" SO long in vogue pedestrian
exercise in our leading penetsntiaries.
A Bio BALL MATcH.-The Amity club of
this city, have challenged the Eureka club to
play game of base ball for one or two theus-
and dollars side The Eureka boys want a
series of games, to come off on the 3rd 4th
and 9th Of July. A contest of this kind
would draw big crowd, provided it was q
bona fde coin contest. Eureka hswever
would be bad place for match Of this de-
scription, as there is not place in the coun-
try fiat enough for such contest; and the air
ladened with brimstose, arsenic and the sail
waiting fumes Of base bullion, would CON-
pletely demeralize the residents of Carson
valley, accustomed to pure air, untainted wa
ter and level swards.
Nor AN OFFICIAL ORGAN The Times rose
to explain last evening that it was not under
corporation influence. 1t made this denial
several times even before anybody charged it
with being SO Influenced. We have nothing
beyond its own printed acknowledgment of
the fact In its description of the new road
it had the following plain paragraph:
The officers are as follows: President and
General Superintendent H. M. Yerington;
Secretary, D. A. Bender; Treasurer, S. P.
Smith; Chief Engineer. James Oliver:
of Construction, J. b. Lewis
official organ, The Carson Times
The italics are ours.
A DENIAL FROM CAPT. LYos.-Capt. Lyon
informs the editor os the APPEAL that he is
in no way connected with the Tribune as an
editorial writer and has written nothing for
the paper Except an endorsement of Garields
since last Winter. We are glad
to be able to put the gentleman on record in
hat respect Whoever the man is that
9enned the article which appeared on Friday
evening he evidently got Disguised with his
Job, for the paper last night dropped back
nte the old rut Of commonplace and
SCHOOL EXAMINATION The examination |
# the Carson public school will be continued
n the following order: Miss Walters class,
Monday and Tuesday, juno 14th and 18th;
Hiss Everi,t's class, Wednesday, June 18th;
Hiss Bardenwerper's class, Thursday. June
9th; Miss Ryan's class, Friday, June 18th;
Hiss Kelly's class, Tuesday, June god; Miss
'atten's class, Wednesday, June 23d; Miss
class, Thursday. June Oath; Kin
ergarten, Friday, June Goth.
The statement res A.oiag the payment of de-
y Hon. S. G. Wright. the Tribune pronoun-
,.s as meaningless twaddle;" yet Mr.. Wright
olds the receipt for the taxes, and the money
aid out has never been made good. la an
diterial argument, facts must be confronted
18th square argument or heavier facts, other
Use the party without ammunition must re-
re.
BENTON STAGE. On and after May 28th
enton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
! $50 A. N. until further notice. |,
J. NJ. BENTON.