Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-07

WHERE SCENERY Il NOT SAC.
| RIFICED to GREET,
Yesterday merniny Governor Kinkead re-
turned from his visit Est. accompanied BY
his wife. An APPEAL reporter who stepped
into the Capitol found him fitting himself to
his quarters and apparently glad to get back.
| THE EAST ALL FOR GARFIELD.
| Reporter-Bsen all over the E asst sup
pose and saw everything
! Governor-Well yes l have travelled great
and seen good many things.
| Rep-S,w the Chicago Convention
| Cow had the pleasure of being present
and it was indeed a grand sight. saw the
battles of the intellectual giants of the nation
and soma Of the widest scenes of excitement
| that ever witnessed and it was simply indie
scribAble.
Rep.-How is Gar6sld's fight going in the
east7
Gov.-I can truly say that the enthusiasm
for him is not only very great but growing
daily. l do not say this from partisan
standpoint hut simply repeat what is gener-
ally conceded. There is a great diff
ference personally in the mon. Wherever
l have travelled Garfield stock was in the big
g-st kind of demand. It would be hard to
convey an idea Of it to one who had not made
personal observation.
MINING IN NEW YORK.
Reps there any thing of mining boom
in New York;
Gov.-No not exactly. paid very little at
tention to stocks, aud when left here had
determined to think no more of mining or
stocks. l found the New Y,rkers all wonder
ing when the boom was coming and hoping
for it pretty hard But what astonished me
most Was the mineral wealth Of New York.
THE GOVERNOR SEES A SIGHT.
One morning got up and went out for a
Brisacher who took Prof. Stewart East. We
made an engagement to go out next day, and
when we started said: "Aieck, where are
we going2
"Geiny to see a mine" said he.
''Mines be hanged" said I, Il don't want
any Of it." but he insisted, and he took me
around to a doctors office and introduced me
to a very intelligent young man, who showed
me a big mineral cabinet, the superior of
which 1 never even saw on this coast This
came from California suppose doctorl" l
said. He only laughed and replied: II gath
cred them on my land in Duchess county"
was simply astonished. The specimens
of gold quartz, quartz inst blistered with gold !
bulge out. l never saw richer specimens in |
my life. and began to feel the mining fever
getting hold of me once more, and imag ined
was back in Nevada He also had about
hundred specimens Of quartz ground down
and polished beautifully, and they ran from
pure white to black and informed lately show
ID all the cslors Of the rainbow.
ALSO NINE.
Next day We went up and saw q place
where he had made cut in the side of
,:ll and there was ledge Of $40 quartz and
n another place was shown cut whose face
vas in argentiferous galsna but few feet
rom the surface. The hill was so low that
hey ran q cut instead Of q tunnel. The
alena went as high as hundred dollars aud
he country is full Of plenty more Lodges. t
THE REASON WHY. {
Rep.-Why don't they develop those minesl f
Govt is simply this. The country is t
Il owned by wealthy NEIL who live there be.
Ause they can enjoy the beauties Of nature. 8
/ is full Of arbor vl,e trees, rocks, gens and
.scades There is no more beautiful scenery
u earth than there and the owners of the
md VOW that no pick or spade shall ever
utilate it. When the Doctor was mining
y simply dug up the specimens for his cabl- ),
et, and even the little work he did Oh his
aim had caused his nsighhors to censure
IN These men are worth millions and
ey had rather keep the scenery aud the
car streams than dig up the hills and de6e
q waters. A company, however, has Be- n
red some land near there and propose 10
Ork q claim. believe that New York
ate 10 40 rich in names AZ Nevada. IN
THE RIFLE TEAMs-There will be six rife n,
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