Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-26

| down 20 the main question:, tnen ne jumped
the track. He knew all about Paris, Canton,
Rome, Dick Dye and St. Petersburg, but
nothing about stocks. Fair has long been
considered by reporters to be the dryest man
to pump on the coast. When Mackey dent
want to be communicative he says SO at once
and the interviewer loses no time. Fair is
different. He meets the interviewer with the
5landest kind of q smile, compliments some
article of his a. if he had never seen anything
quite so good in his life and goes on with,
''Well now my boy, what can do for you.
Want to know about Union. Well that arti-
Gle you had in yesterday was Just the thing.
l couldn't have described it better myself
where did you get that article p The reporter
tries hard to remember what article is alluded
to but fails. "Want something new, do you?
Well l haven't been down since you wrote
that splendid digest of the situation. The
north drift, did you say? Is there really
nerth drift; upon my word l believe now you
know more about the mine than l do. The
| men never told me word about that drift
I must see about that right away. I'm glad
you spoke. I'll 60 down now and ascertain
what can; if l get back before the paper goes
| to press I'll call in and let you have the whole
| business. l think your paper is the best
mining authority on the coast and always
| like my views on mines printed there, it
| rather gives them additional weight, you see,
and a moment later the crafty Col. is driving
off toward Gold Hill or starting for dinner.
THE GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUB There |
was a meeting of the Garfield and Arthur |
Club last night at Moore's Hall. 1t was |
called to order by President Edwards. The |
question Of primary election was discussed
and Mr.. Bender offered a resolution to the
effect that the County Central COMMITTEE adopt |
the same test used two years ago. 1t was
seconded by Msssrs. Geo. Bryant and T.
Coffin. Carried. Mr.. Bartine made rous-
ing campaign speech which was enthusiastic
cally applauded. The feature Of the evening was
a speech by ex Congressman Pike of Maine,
who entertained the audience with an ad.
dress which was, as the boys say, jam full
of good things that it was about to bust. +"
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kept the audience IN howl Mr. Pike will
have to repeat his Performance before leav-
ing the city. II
A WORD About CLorHEs.-Good clothes do
not make the man, but they go long way {
toward making the outside Of him. Only t
truly great men can pass muster in cid and
badly fitting clothes. Some people labor t
under the foolish impression that hey cannot +
appear in suit of clothes unless it il made BY
q fashionable tailor in San Francisco. This I
is foolish exhibition of pride, not to say :,
inexcusable ignorance, when clothes just as
good can be purchased of Koppel & Platt for :;
half tho money. The dealers in ready made .
clothes are now able to turn cut goods that
IAN successfully compare with these which
ire made to order. koppel & Platt have
Just laid in an immense invoice of Winter
goods marked clear down to the bottom notch.
A Carson youngster who had been whipped n
" his mother came round half an hour later, O
,atted her On the back and said he would for v
i've her fer the outrage if she would never do .
I aRdln anu give uIA tWO OIts W Ouy d Oa4l |
Nth. The parent weakened.
The Austin Reoeille is informed that the y
uilding of the Nevada Southern Railway,
rom that city south, has been decided upon,
ut the exact time of commencing work is not
ct fully determined OF
WoN'T HAVE IT.--The managers of the r
.eno State Fair now offer the Carson Guard l
100 if it will give an exhibition drill on the
rounds. The boys say they will see the Fair
- first.
FAIR TO RUN--A dispatch received from
irginia City last night announced officially
aat Col. j. G. Fair had determined to run =
Il the Office Of United States Senator
It it intimated that the numerous gold
atch presentations to Geo. Daley are pre-. NJ
nted by himself. The same watch every
me- .#.... e...-t..-. ....
The Tribune makes no denial of the fact
at its editor is still indebted to Samuel c.. 4
for the house he lives in -
Warren WATSON is now laid up with . 81
rained Leg He sprained it kicking at the ~
licago nominations.
Services at the Eplscopal Church to-day at =