Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21


Republicans
TEE INDIANS AG.TATED.-For some years
past The whes nave made rather free with
the natural resources by which the Washoe
Indians live. At great council recently held
at Genoa it was resolved to appeal to the
government to stop the destruction of the
pine nut frees in the neighborhood OF Double
Springs and Pine Nut range of mountains
The Indians rely mainly upon these nuts for
food in the winter, and by selling them in
large quantities make enough money TO pur-
chase -four and beef. The supply of game in
the Carson and Walker River ValIies is
rapidly diminishing and the fsh in the lakes
are not as plenty they were years ago. BY
a treaty with the U. S. Government the
Indians still hold de to much of the land
aud water which furnishes them nutriment,
and they have appealed to Governor Kin
kead for redress. The only way for The Wash
to receive their rights is to ,urn Loose
some day and sea p number Of whites, after
which the government will put them a
ervation and furnish Them with all the luxu
ries of life.
THE CALIFoRNIAN.-The May number of
the Californian has reached us. 1t is some
what more solid than its predecessors .rr.
Is, little dryer IN places, and at the same
time contains many sparkling and good things.
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Follow ing is its table of contents: Field
Sports in Australia, by r. E. Desmond; 9TH
First Legislature on this Continent" by W.
W. Crane, Jr.; )" In Shasta" by c. II. Shinn;
Chapter V. of "Sand," by J. w Gally; "The
Present Crisis in San Francisco" by c. T.
Hopkins; The Philippine Islands, by A. T. |
Marvin; Z" High Jiuks," by A NJ. Davis; "E
Baker, by E. B. Jerome; g For the las
Time" by May N. Hawley; " Almost Nov
d." by Philip Shirley: "a Day at the Old |
Mission" by Mary H. Field; Chapters III,
md ". of "Ruby," by Julia Bugeia; 6 The
North Wind" by E. R. Sill. " The first Xer-
,es Loan Collection by o. Thauet s Fish
n Season." by w. N Locklington; 'Tndian
,ent, and "Miscelany"
NGsvE.- About 4 o'clock yesterday after
loon Frenchman from Mason Valley left
cam standing in front OF Rails corner when
he horses starred and went down Carson
rect in dead run. The wagon contained
umber some of which was scattered along the
treet. When in front of the St. Charles
Hotel man rashed ou5 and finging himself
t The off horses mead, grasped the bis and
ucceeded in stopping the team. His action
'as remarkably good display of nerve and
lved considerable damage.
OWEN FaAzlEE's WEDDING. - There was
ute Interesting marriage ceremony per-
ormed at the Ormsby House yesterday mern-
lg in which Owen Frazier of Virginia City
nd Mrs. Sadie Monks were the principals
Governor Kinkead gave away the bride, and
lev. George R. Davis performed the cere- t
aony. There was little party of friends
resent, and a substantial collation. for the
uests who draAk the health of the new
0uple. 4
To HeT TO HOLD The man who compares
laself TO Newfoundland deg that picked !,
p another dog and dropped it, reminds one a
the boy who picked up hot horse shoe and L
len dropped 1t ;ain because it was toe warm
hold. The wisdom of the youth in drop <
ng the sultry shoe commended itself to the Z
who WAS lu1kiuo on Sc THAT'S
sht, my boy, " said he, 'never hold ANY thing
at you don't like the feeling Of .
DBPARTUREs.-Th folio wing passengers de. T.
rted per southern stage yesterday morning:
Bernard, F. Gomez, P. r. Dolman, D. Fl
.ul and wife, w. NJ SeawalI, E. A. Colver,
E. McDougal, Miss NJ. J. Huges, three H
linamen.