Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-11

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to feed our subscribers with. When in Vir
ginia the other day We picked up good many
theories and throw them eat just as they come
One is that the Bonanza firm are engineer.
ing the decline and maintaining the present
depression for the purpose Of compelling the
Miners Union to accept r 1uction in tht
price Of Wages. 1t is proposed to pay two dol
lars a day for all work performed above the
level of the Sutro tsnnel. This, it is claimed
will enable vast quantities of low grade ores
to be worked at profit. The Miners Union,
however, claim that there is scarcely any low
grade ore above the level of tn tunnel, and
that the talk regarding it is but an excuse to
effect reduction of wages all along the line
which will be permanent. They refuse 20
come down and scores of men are being dis
charged daily. This is gloomy pict re, but
on the other hand there are plenty Of men,
| who have the means of knowing, that think
| We are on thu eve of boom which will come
like thief in the night That things are be-
Ing fixed in such way at the north end that
a vast amount of developing can be done on
short notice, and that the ore body will be at
| tackled from different sides and on different
| levels in style which will result in tremen-
dous showing at once. Let us hope that the
! latter theory is the correct one.
Color IN RELIGION. - At the Episcopal
church, ON Sunday last, red predominated in
the congregation There was scarcely lady
in the church Who did not have some red trim
ming on hsr bonnet or les. The reporter,
who always takes the lowest sea- an the syns-
gogue, according to biblical Instructions, mott
ced this and inquired of Wade King, the sex
ton, why it was So He said that the pre-
ponderance of certain colors on Sunday had
always been an enigma to him. Sometimes
yellow would prevail, and sometimes blue.
These three colors were the favorites and he
thought it arose fir the fact that the nllin-
ers got a mania for certain colors and worked |
them into all the bonnets. He knew that last
week big bolt of red stuff arrived from San
Francisco and he didn't expect a change until
it was all disposed of Yesterday he saw con-
siderable yellow velvet at one of the modistes
establishments and thought there would be
plenty of yellow next Sunday. His expert
ence was that the Episcapalians went heavy
on red, the Presbyterians yellow and the
Methodists blue Green was favorite color
with the Uuiversalists. He has promised to
take sume notes Oh the subject and will fur
nish the APPEAL with the result of his obser-
vations
THE GENOA JOURNAL RETR CTS a re-
cont issue of the G. noa Journal contained an
article on the Carson Mint, in which all the
attaches male and female were slandered indis-
The following is the explanations:
In the last issn. of the Journal an article
appeared entitled as )ove, and rejecting on
nearly every person thing connected with
he Mint. We have but to say that We rec. 10 ,
t. We do not know an of the ladies EN- ;
'loyed in the Mint, either personally or other
wise, and consequently can say nothing of
hem. We know but one or two of the male
ttachss, and those we have always considered
'ur friends. Ladies and gentlemen of the
Mint, we beg your pardon.
How an editor can deliberately set about
beling people of whom they know nothing,
nd then admit the fact as the Journal admits o
:, is more than We can understand
New THING IN CARRIAGES The iSilrer
tate describes new invention in the wagon
ne by which carriage wagon can be pre-
elled along any kind of a road, the only mo-
We power being the load 1t does not ex- -
lain very clearly how the affair works, but ',
ON what we are able to CLEAN from the &C. "
punt, we would imagine that it would keep o.
creasing in speed until it would 20 so fast ~
lat the occupant OF the carriage would be
oliged to jump out to stop the thing. In
ping SO he would BE- sure to dash his brains
1t against . rock. To political candidate -
umping the State in the fall elections such -
contrivance would be invalua bio. A news -
'per correspondent who wanted to leave a A.
tel suddenly would fad the invention worth -,
weight in gold. ov
The IHPREss1oNIsT ScHooL. have re- SI
ived letter from Dan DeQuille taking US gu
task for description If his celebrated his ap
rical painting and the manner in which he an
inted it. Dan claims to belong to the School sci
the Inpressionists, and in fact the founder CO.
the school We night add that as far as
own he is the sole attendant at the school
,ntionsd, as no one yet has attempted to ini- u
70 him, whether from lack of nerve or mattel