Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-19

to stand it. The most feasible course now IL
pursue is TO Kill the Fair relief bill, and the
sum which he State would receive in taxes
(amounting 10 seventy-five or eighty thou
sand dollars would build splendid asylum
and save a still further sum to the treasury
No man not blinded by influences which have
no business to blind public servants can object
TO this view Of the case. AID the matte SO
viewed by 4 maio ;ty Of the voter. Al Az
payers OF this state.
CLARK SAcK.-'ine Havenor ASv'um b 4,
which provides for the erection of an aSy lum
at Carson, will bo defeated just the Reno
Asylum bill was. 1t Is an uuheard of dis
grace that q California sack can 10 brought
into the Nevada Legislature 10 defeat meas
ures which are in the int rests Of Stale pride
and economy. One nlomber OF tue Assembly
stated yesterday that he was offered $50 10
vote against any and all asylum bills. There
IS no one hut DR.. Clark Interested in this
business. Il is = matter Of regret that the
rmeS should become the advocate OF Cali
.ornia lobbyists. It says: " ie"eu III q
common sense light there can be no doubt
that extension Of the present contract with
Drs. Langdon & Clark, of Stockton. CaliIor-
MIA, renewal Ct which is row offered by Dr.
Asa Clark, the surviving partner, at ii rate for
two years or more o: s. 80 per week for each
patient, is desirable from every point of
view" Nhv is the above proposition de
sratle from every point Of view" and why
j. an asylum maintained at Stockton any
mere desirable dian one maintained at Car
81? Tits a>y lum business is beginning 10
stink more than tie tax penalty bill.
PUB. D0Us.-The Enterprise charges the
editor Of this paper with emitting 10 carefully
peruse the Congressional documents sent to
this office by Congressman Daggett. During
the past yearthe APPEAL has been specially
favored in the matter Of Pub. Docs, Mr..
paGgett having sent in all two and a quarter
tons. We could never have kept the APPEAL.
ur to its press ut status Of popularity and at
the same time read over Two tons of Congress
siopal debate. While great admircr OF the
nu rilnent " hic. is to be found between the
li,> OF hose Nponderous books, We also real
lie the fact that we have but one life to lead,
ana it must be deyo II the earnest work OF
disseminating our enemies through the col
utins eff daily newsrai ger, and figuring how
r,uch wood those same Pub. Docs. save us
Gi.5iEGfhe busy twelve months. Ii is much
easier TO burn a three pound book than read
il urdoIstandngIy, and in common With
nIans 0 her> realize that there are already
a Ii, gCtHer too n.aItN books Ia the world.
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REDUCTION OF WAoES.--'The F0otIjght says:
A certain superintendent oft"o mines III this
city, V no comes up from Frisco every month,
IN time for pay day, draws splendid salary.
He Gtti FIR,
rs he miniH@ companies pay for
the months labor Of 1--WE miners. Has any
body sa!a anything about reducing :I> salary?
Oh, no! The leduc: !on q expenses FAUST be
II de by reducing the wages OF miners.
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THE MILK IN THE OCEAN UT.-Dr. Clark -
now anxious TO securea new ast lum contract.
even at reduced rates. The reason of it il
this: LangGcn, the other member Of the
fl N, is dead, and if the cid contract contjn- |
ues Clark must divide the profits with Lang
don~ heirs. II lie gets a new contract, he |
doe.n't divide with the dead man, but muz
zles 1t ali hiElscli.
The members Of Gustav Post, G. A. r.. and !
the Mex can Veterans, desire that the Legs |!
lature PASS bill To enable them TO employ |
convict labor in the construction Of di3~h |
from the reservoir to the cemetery where !
l on soldiers buried. Such a rcques;
should pass the Legislature by unanimous
'Ote.
The hight Of The human figure is estimated
by arsatonllsts to be six times the length Of
BE feet. This estimate must nave heen
Il AIDE, however, before Senator RoczhiIl came
MO public notice or Gibson OF Cold Hill. Il
s pleasant, howe> e., to see these gentieIuan's
pedals set down on some Of tIaires' bills.
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Senator Metier has introduced 8 bill to dis
Carson. Bills have also been in
reduced to disiucorporate Virginia City and
10 d Hill. II seems to he the c..rerai plan
hal Nevada Shout; become n hOwling wilder
less. THE next sep will be the running OF
he State under a Territorial Government
The penalties bill reached engr0ssrnent il,
he Senate Yesterday, owing TO The absence OF
ONE of is opposers. Eleven voted in favor
t he disposition made Of it. Il requires two
lOro to pass it, The public will take great
interest in the Two who fail, provided the bill
passed.
The writings Of Rober; Ingersoll, aside from
heir anti religious flavor, contain some OF The
acknowledged gems of the English language.
let the Eureka Sentinel pronounces them
stupid
The Commissioners OF Storey county. talk
ng lesson from the past, have determined
make The county safe on their treasurer.