Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-19
A VOICE FROM RENO.
e -MMoT,ON AMONG LEADING CITIZENs-A DEN
oCRi WANTS AAGBRMAN FOR VICE PRES
IDsNT--THE kAILkOAD AND MINING
PROSPECTS OF THE CITY.

! RENO, June 16, 1880.
| EDITOR APPEAL: My last letter created
such mmotion among the usually quiet
citizens of Reno that | had almost come t,
the conclusion to write NO more. Without
| the least idea Of wounding the feelings of any
| one, incidentally mentioned the names Of d
| few individuals whom considered among the
most ina 'tial business men Of the city and
| til &c enrsged Of ether gentlemen who
have always i.in lain to that distinction that
they swors eternal vengence against your Cor
! respondent should he ever be detected. 1t is
been had ut Lou Walker come to the
'ue ,clared The whsle thing to be
the Vol. the APPEAL editor.
POLITICAL
Reno really contains more brains and en-
terprise to the square acre than can be found
ny where e'se in the State. You will be
willing e. almit the fact when our fellow
tswnsm"~, I'm. J. q. Hagerman receives the
nonli. ton ~ Vice President at the Cincin-
natl Convention, as we all confidently expect
he will. The Pacific coast is solid for Hager
man, and if Judge Field drops out Of the fight
land he certainly willy and an Eastern nan is
nomina I'D for President, then the combined
forces from this Pacific will press the claims of
Hagerman with all the power and wisdom at
their command 1t is .heaght by some that
Hagerdnsn's native modesty will in ure him in
the Conv, ntisn, while others claim that Crit.
Thsrntsr, Gel. Ellis, and others who are max
ing ais tirat, will turn this to his advantage
in the end Tilden and Hage rman would
make ticket hard to beat. Tilden, with his
'bar'l would carry the East, while Hager
popularity would take care of the West
:, cally s~eakiny, the political caldron is e1-
CT, dinghy tranquil. When the proper tina
co mes there will undoubtedly be any quantity
Of candidates for the different offices, but
thus far they seem to be afraid to come to the
surface. obably waiting to be showed to
the front b. the dear people.
THE RAILROAD STIR.
Tue railroad mania has hually reached US.
F. e-vbody is wild over the prospect Of a mar
TO. -nage railroad which is ts run north
from here, through Honey Lake Valley to
Orego Gov Woods is here interview wing
Oar ciLiz-is Oh the subject and otherwise
working up the scheme. He is reported to
haze SAL that the road will certaiu.y be bull,
a. til y: the preliminary survey w.t be made
i:hn the next sixty DAYS. The % be a
big railroad meeting Saturday night, when
the scheT.e will be IL. discussed by Gov
Woods, Hatch DAYS ! others interested ~ !
the movement.
Cid Capt. Poe, the vetrsn pro II, has
struck bonanza at last His II. d is on
the western slope of Peavine mountain. The
eds. is said to be an inmecse one and faou.
o,slyr free gold. From two to four
bits to t..- , can be got from the loose rock
md d.. any here in the vicinity Of the ledge:
Pssvine is hs coming dorado, land don't you
orget It." The Pyramid mines are slowly
;oning . the front. The Jones and Kinkead,
,?,n which the work Of development has
,een goirg steadily for m"re than three
,ea,s, Saay nc~ be classed smoug the very
'e.. mines in the State. Twenty tens of ore
rom his mine were shipped to Denver and
sturned $l73 per ton. Tho ore BODY from
rhic'' - shipment was made is over 200
.et :. wr,th 1t Is the intention Of the own
re- y. this mi..,, t" pat up reduction works as
BON as theg hall have ascertaiAed the proper
aethe. Of treating the ore. -,aq7e
II, Esmerada company, WHOSE property
es about four miles aorth Of town, it is
nderst sod. will ressme operations about the
ret O. July. ~-'s. t<'4t~.5 o. T.