Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-29
THOSE WHO ARE KNOCKING AT THE
DOOR OF THE HOUSE AND
SENATE

| Under the head of Political Announce
ments will be found the names of a number
| Of persons who are candidates for clerkships,
ETC., at the hands of the incoming Legisla-
| ture. One of the most disagreeable duties
of a member is to decide who to vote for
amid the numerous applicants for the diff
ferent positions. By scanning the columns
Of the APPEAL, they can decide before hand
| and not neglect friends whom they did not
know were running. Many a man has lost
desirable position simply because he did
not announce his candidacy until it was too
late
JOHN NJ. FALL
who seeks the office Of Assistant Sergeant
at Arms in the Assembly, is an old veteren
of the Mexican war, and man who is well
known to the citizens of Carson as an honest
and capable applicant.
W. W. BORDwRLL
is anxious to secure the position Of Com
mittee Clerk of the Assembly. He has
lived in Carson many years, and has IN
doubted strength with the members
BENJAMIN TBRmRLAy.
the son Of Alexander Tremblay, an old
French citizen here. is candidate for Page
of the Assembly. lie is acompetent young
lad, who will fll all requirements.
JACK HALLINAE
of Virginia City, is candidate for Sargent
alarms of the Assembly. Jack has won
many a good race before. and is in better |
trim than ever. He comes down here as |
one of the heavy weights. and viii pull to |
win. |
HAIRY Z. MARTIN
a candidate for Page OF the Senate. is as
bright and independent young lad as can
be found in Carson He is active, honest
and capable.
EDWARD S LEE.
an Intelligent young colored man OF this
city, is candidate for the Portership of the
Senate He stood in for the right ticket
last fall. when some of his brothers fell by
the way side.
RICHARD ELLIOTT.
better known as ''Whistling Dick is also
4 candidate for the Portership. He has
flooded the streets with some inspiring
song for years past, and is from Africa di-
rect.
GLEN FERRY.
he old reliable Town Crier comes to the
ront as q candidate for Porter of the Senate
Glenn has the strength of an OK, and If ton
documents come in from
2ollen Dagget, he would throw them on
lis shoulder and bear them to the Clerks ,
lesk.
NELSON sTAUDEMEYNR.
lso has his eye on the Portership. He is
lot us handsome as Glen, but he has
,reat head on his shoulders, and would
wen the Senate up with good stories when
ebate or business tagged. Headquarters c
t Mr.. Mullers.
DAVID sTUDMyRR, Y
on of the old man, ahd chip of the old c
lump, wants to be Messenger of the Sen t
tie. He has plenty of vim, and walked
light up to Col. Fair the other day to see if
e would stand in. +.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The above are the leading aspirants for
legislative honors, and there might be a
thousand reasons urged why each ndevery
ne of them should be elected. When the 1t
espective qualifications of the candidates
re weighed in the balance, it will probably
e knotty point for members to decide. !.
ONE will doubtless be anxious to adjourn
a committee room and await the arrival
"more light" None of the candidates :.
lentioned are able to make coin fights.
hey run on their own merits. Turn the
cid loose, and may the best horses win. A
he entrees are not as yet closed, however, b
nd fresh nags who wish to show their al
aces, can get in before Saturday night by L
,lling at this Office with three dollars.
one but thoroughbred need apply. p
WO WAYS OF LOOKING AT THINGS. N
IF
Two boys went I" hunt grapes. One was N
Apply because they found grapes; the other v,
as unhappy because the grapes had seeds in az
lem. ...-r s-..s
Two men being convalescent, were asked
sw they were. One said 81 am better to- 81
w., the other said: 81 was worse yesterday. IL
If it rains one man says "This will make nj
ud." Another says: "This will lay the dust , al
81 am sorry that live, says one man. Il &C