Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-09

MORNING APPEAL.
.........NOvEMBER .. 1850
There is one case of small psx in Virginia.
The Virginia Stage has suspended publ
cation.
The mining camp of Lundi, Mono county,
Cal, is coming into prominence.
Moody and Sankey are reported to have had
wonderful success in Salt Lake City.
The soap mine at Elko has been bonded,
and probably sold to parties in San Francisco
No returns from Weaver, the Greenback
candidate. have yet been received from any
precinct Of the State A hard coin candidate
appeared to DO the man wanted.
The Eureka stalwarts have kicked Pete
Caravan and Jsc Potts from the County
Central Committee and asked John Mackay
to resign from the National Central Com
mittee.
Mr.. Marriott, the proprietor OF the Nstcs
Letter, announces that he has solved the
problem Of aerial IA vigation. This has been
the old mans hobby for wears and We hope he
has made 90 of it this time.
A mountain of marble has been discovered
near Clipper Gap. The material is of a deli
cate dove color, beautifully mottled. The
river flows at it's base furnishing cheap power
and quartz sand abounds in thu vicinity.
A California farmer got considerable fun
GU. of what had been all annoyance, by plac-
ing q stuffed deer in hi. grain field. The
hunters, after emp.ying large amount Of
ammunition into the animal, and discovering
the fraud, ceased ire spassins.
The Coil got ahead Of the Chronicle for once
when Pickering got married. Harry De
Young Immediately began to scurry round for
a wife, and the Chronicle staff say that she is
younger and handsomer than the Calls choice,
but their ideas may possibly arise from pro-
fessisnal rivalry.
The SITUATION The Eureka Sentinel
thus tersely summarizes the row between
the Enterprise and State officials:
We wonder what is the row between the
Republican State officials at Carson and the
Virginia Enterprise. Wouldn't they give
you the printing, bub
CANNOT BE WINKED AT.-Regarding the
fraud perpetrated two years ago by awarding
the State printing contract to Marshall
Robinson when lower bid was in, the Chron-
icls of last evening says:
These charges cannot be wnkeG at. They
are as grave as they are specific. We join the
APPEAL in urging searching investigation.
The San Francisco Globe is dead. 1t was
paper founded by printers and they succeeded
in making an excellent aews journal of it, but
it began with SO little capital that it was forced
to succumb. The new managers OF the Er-
aminer offered them $1,000 few weeks ago
to consolidate but they declined. We hope
the journals which announce its death will not
give Pickering the credit of having buried it.
The Reno Gazette man is in favor of abolish
ing corporal punishment in the public schools
So are we, for We never thipk of our boyhood
days that We do not shift about uneasily in
our chair. If old Van Deusen, the man who
licked us every day for three years at Racine,
were to walk into the APrEAL Office to-day
and say "take off your coat, we should be too
terror stricken to object, and would doubtless
take cur hagellatjon with the old.time meek
ness.
A LAUNDERING OFFICIAL.
TIE Enterprise still keeps up its fire against
Mr. Madrill, the newly appointed State
Printer, deneuncing him as bloich upon the
profession and thoroughly incompetent man.
We know but little of Mr. Madrill's COM
potency but have been surprised that the Elk
terprise, while protesting to have the interest
OF tho State so much at heart, did not gather
ssms facts regarding the incompetency of the
present State Printer, Marshall Robinson,
who is considered by all printers whe have
ever inspected his work as BLACKSMITH" of