Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-06
A CARD FROM JUDGE BEATTY.

victious whatever they may be. Acting upon
THIS idea, have not hitherto felt called upor
to take any public notice Of what tie news
'pers of the State have chosen to say regard
lug my candidacy. But since there seems tt
| he a belief prevailing in some quarters that
h ave inspired the utterances of the APPEAL
or at least that | am te be held responsible
for them, l wish to say, touching your edl-
tor ial III to-dAy's Issue, that. in my opinion
you do Gen. Sabin great liz justice in sug
costing suspicion that he is the Candidate oi
any spec. Interest. The reputation of Gen.
Sabin anlan of Integrity nave never heard
questioned, and III the eastern part of the
STATE, where he Resides and Is best known, he
Is hghly and deservedy esteemed All OF
which | am i.npel ed to say, more in Justice
To myself han To him, being we'll aware that
any IuIputatlon OH his honor proceeding from
IL paper that has strongly advocated my nom
ln.tiun must rebound much more TO my dis
advantage than to his. II is perhaps who'll,
unnecessary To add-but while | am the
suffice, Cannot refrain from saylns-that 50
far IS know or have any reason to believe,
There not the slightest ground for susplclon
THAT elther Of The gentlemen Competing with
for the Republican nomination is act uatc
ny any other thin the most legitimate anu
honorable motives III seeking office worthy
sion. E.cn Is strongly supported Ill the
test aud each has ID tar prospect Of success.
Ii either should receive the nomination III
preference to me, for one, should cordially
strongly deprectte any expression from Re
publican source that might lead to weaken
hlm before the people Of the State. AS to
the main subject of your article l know
nothing more than the Common report. Be-
fore The matter was mentioned in the news
papers | had heard from several independent
sources that my nomination would be opposed
by the V. e L. R. R. Co.. and ruIy believed
nat sucn was their ,nteutIon. 1t Is only fair,
however, to say that the principal officer OF
he company i'll This State took the first OPP
ieny the truth of the report, and 80 far | |
IN advised his conduct and that of the eff
ers vi the Company has been entirely con
istent with his disclaimer.
lours respectfully, W. H. BEATTY.
Carson, August 5, 1880.
THE Picnic T, m"rrow the Caedonians
ill picnic at Treadway's Park. 1t will be al
nneuse, pleasant affair. one that will nearly
epopula,e Virginia and Gold Hill for the
ay.
1t is the mistaken belief of many that the
Guild sicken and die if they were compelled
eat ripe ones at this season.
Mr. C H. Mash is now ia charge of Mr..
gorge w. Kuzmeyers store, and is author
I'd to transact all business connected with
John Bradley, who was sentenced to nine
onths term in the State Prison for selling
hiskey to Indians, was released yesterday
A gold ring was found at Treadways Park
.sterday which can be had on paying for this
veri isement and proving property.
Mr.. Broadhead desires us to contradict the
,tement made in the Tribune to the effect
atthe was candidate for Sheriff
George Rogers, of Gold Hill, minute clerk
the last Senate, was in town yesterday, Oh
way to Arzoua.
t. J. L,moureux has purchased the fruit
d C 'nfectionery store formerly owned by
M Rule.
Day before yesterday Dutch Frank, Gem
ck teamster, was thrown from his wagon
d killed =
Gladstone was we'll enough yesterday
rning to sit up in bed and read his APPEAL.
Yesterday morning Senator Sharon and his Z
k passed through Carson to Virginia City.
Mono stock has advanced over LOO per
It. in value since Monday
The infant daughter of Jacob Tobriner ID
d yesterday morning.
Governor Kinkead will arrive in Carson -
morning. ~
IMPURE BREATH. <
mono oil the disaoreeahle CONSEQUENCES | -