Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

Blanks, roll calls, headings and endorse
ments required by the Legislature, and forms,
blanks and orders required by the State OFF,
GERS, per NJ copies, 80. --
Proclama.ions per NJ copies $500.
Bids for printing for the Legislature and
ana State officers not properly coming under
the above designation. as follows:
Composition plain per NJ ems "a cents.
Rule and figure work per M ems, Sill.
Press work per token actual work 50 cents.
Advertising per square of 800 ems, 30
cents LIST insertion, and 20 cents each subse
quent insertion.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) MARSHALL ROBINSON.
OFFICE OF Board OF STATE PRINTING!
COMMISSIONERS,
CARSON, Nevada, Nov. 8, 1880.
|, VIM. B. Daughcrty, Clerk Of the Beard
of State Printing Commissioners, dc hereby
certify that the within and foregoing is full,
true end complete copy of the bid of Mar
shall Robinson now on file in the Office OF
said Beard.
Witness my hand, the day and year above
written,
VIM. b, DAUeHERTY,
Clerk OF Board of State Printing Commission
erS.
We have in eur possession letter written
by Putnam TO the Board of Commissioners
arguing the difference between the bids and
endorsing Mr. Robinson'sas the lowest, taking
the figures we have published as q basis. II
Mr.. Putnam denies the existence of the letter
We will publish a certified copy Of the same.
We have only shown the public the stringers
which lead down to this body of fraud. We
will as time progresses be able to give the
next Legislat ure some work which an inves.i-
CATION committee will consider good milling
proposition. We will publish every line of
defence that Mr.. Putnam sees fit to make in
the Enterprise, hoping that that paper will
do US the courtesy to G. i've us an equal show
ing in it's columns. We announced weeks ago
to both Expert Putnam and State Printer
Robinson that the columns of this paper were
open to them at any time. We will print free
of charge all that they may desire to say upon
the subject.
The PAST CAMPA1eN.-T The True Fssu,e
remarks that prominent among tho papers
who opposed Sharon were the Stage, Gazette,
Journal and Carson APPEAL. Meme Of the
journals above alluded to tookany part in the
anti Sharon fight until some two months after
the APPEAL had been read out of the party,
accused ef Democratic tendencies, hooted and
hswled at and charged with attempts at
blackmsil, simply for warning the Republi-
can party Of Sharons contemplated course.
Since time has indicated our position, not
one of the journals which threw mud at Us
has been considerable enough to acknowledge
that the APPEAL was right on every PROPOSE
ton. The papers alluded to in the Fissure,
however, deserve credit for the unequivecal
stand they took, and we thank them for the
assistance rendered. 1t is now to be hoped
that the Republican press will unite on the
best method of recognizing the party and car
rying the enemy's works in 1882. Let US all
forget past disputes, hasty language and strike
hands together. The APPEAL has received a
good many hard knocks in the campaign, but
now spreads broadcast an unconditional for
giveness to each and every editor who has
mauled us, maligned US, or Knocked us; hop
in. that the same spirit OF forgiveness ana
may actuate everybody else ON all
sides, adding by way Of conclusion, that We
hope the next campaign will be just IS lively.
AHoIRIBLE SUGGESTION. A Stockton Doc
tor has assured Mail reporter that the Chi
nese are spreading the smallpox infection.
He says: "The smallpox outbreak in San
Francisco occurred the day before the cleo |
ton. 1t broke out at once all over the city, |
Small pox does not exist in the air in the |
street. 1t is communicated only by direct |
contact with the infectious virus, or by breath
ing the atmosphere of room in which q
small. pox patient has been confined. 1t has |
attacked the rich and the poor alike in San |
and has not confined itself to any |
particular part of the city. / leave you to
draw your own conclusions.
TIE Enterprise, speaking Of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, says: sit may live if its
managers can come to understand that q
is not supported because of its pol
tics, but because it is a newspaper" This is
The theory in nutshell. 1t is folly for
newspaper to expect to be supported BY the