Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-11

FACTS REGARDING THE RATIFICATION MEET
1NG.-An outside writer in the Tribune gives
what he claims to be the inside istory Of the
ratification meeting. 1t is not the first time
that the same party has bent his endeavor tc
create discord in the Republican ranks OF
Ornsby, and the Tribune is the only paper in
Carson that would lend its columns to such q
scheme. The facts of the case are these.
San Wright, the Chairman Of the Repnbli-
can Central committee in company with Judge
Harris and Charlie Wilson hired Moore and
Parksr's Hall for the purpose of fatifying the
nominee of the Chicago Convention, whoever
he might b.. Mr. Wright in his official capa
city as chairman of the committee, being re-
sponsble for the payment Of the rent. Soon
afterwards enc of the Vice Presidents Of tn.
Blaine Club, Mr.. Bender, not knowing Of this,
ordered hand bills printed calling q ratitica-
ton meeting. Mr.. Burlingaae then asked
Judge Harris if he would ut I'D speak.
He replied that arrangements had already
been made for ratification meeting, which
he expected to attend. Mr.. Wright hearing
Of this offered to turn the Hall over to the
Blaine Climb, and have general ratification
meeting in which all Republicans could assist,
as harmony at the beginning Of the campaign
was essentially tho proper thing This pro-
gramrne was agreed upon, and the Hall freely
turned over to the Blaine Club. The motion
by Judge Harris to elect Judge Hawley as
temporary Chairman of the meeting, was SIM
ply done because Gen. Edwards was absent,
and Judge Hawlsy, a leading Republican and
member of the Supreme bench, in the chair,
would give the i.seting proper ecIat. Mr..
Swift ruled the motion eut of order, but pro-
badly would not have done SO had he known
to whose courtesy he was indebted for the
privileges of the Hall which held the gather
ing over which he, in Gen. Edwards absence,
was temporarily presiding.
A COUNTY H1sToxY OF CausBr, STOREY,
WAsHoE AND LYoN.-T. II. Thompson, of the
firm Of Thu mpson q West, publishers of illus
trated county directories, is new making ar
rangemets to publish a history of Storey,
Lyon, ormsby and Washes counties. He has
just finished history of Sacramento county,
California, which is we'll worth seeing. 1t is
! large morocco bound volume, elegantly
printed and containing pictures of the leading
business men, houses, farms, celebrities and
aniliar scenes in and about Sacramento, to-
,ether with complete history OF the found
ng and growth Of the city. Such work is |
sd to subscribers for $15 and is well worth |
he money. If such book is published in
his section of the country it will probably |
contain sketches of the leading politicians and |
members of the legislature, thereby taking |
he place Of the cheap pamphlets which are
Usually published in Carson when the homer
bile body meets. The firm of Thompson &
Vest have for over twenty years engaged in
he business of publishing similar work and
now how 10 treat the sub ects handled in
acst exhaustive and thorough manner.
THa WRoNG KIND OF AMMUNIT1oN-The
Their day volume of smoke rising from the
ush to the scene and direct two inch stream
Ito the window of the editorial room. 1t
ashed out the entire staff. An examination
the premises by the chief engineer revealed
le fact that Arthur McEwen had cleaned out
he numerous pigeon holes of his desk which
I'd been stuffed full of documents on "C;es
M "Grant's Civil Service Record, chilli
ry Tyranny in the South, 1.-The Frauds of
e Second Empire, etc. land committed them |
the flames in an old coal sc al tie, that he {
light make room for some ammunition Con-
rning the history of Garfield when be was
college.
Masonic. y Yesterday afternoon at Vir.
MIA City the following were elected officers
the Most Nnrahipful Grand Lodge of Free i
d Accepted Masons of Nevada for the en-
ing year: D. G. Mckinney, Grand Master; \
snry Rolf, Deputy Grand Master; NJ. A. .
urphy, S. G.. w.; B. F. Foster, J. G. w.; q
C. Curry, Treasurer; J. D.. Hammond,
cretary. The following of GERS were elect =,
BY the Grand Chapter: Frank Bell G. Fl. .,
F.; c. N. Nsteware, Deputy G. = /. S.
Chubbuck, G. K; William Trinmons, :.
S.; Chas. Knust, Treasurer; J. D. Ham. .
md, Secretary.
Jewett Adams's Last joke on . common az
ultprsl instrument, to Wit: the hoe, is
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