Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-19
VIRGINIA CRY, March Is, 1881.

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GOVERNOR KIsgEAD--Sir: Il is with feel
ings OF anger, disgust an contempt that
waste this paper on you. A bigger fool OF
knave than you are never disgraced tbs
Chair of State. Losl st the exemption bills
that you hare signed. The one relative tc
laoorers was passed by the Legislature as
matter OF joke and yet you was fool enough
to sign 1t. The one relative 20 State officers
as any fool knows you should have vetoed
but it is said your own salary Has in dan
ger. [ am q Republican. did all that
| reasonably could to SECURE your election,
, thinking that you were a man OF honor and
| sense, but my God! how badly have been
deceived.
My advice to you is to vacate and let q
man OF some sonse and little honor take
yoErpi ace. shall shortly write you an open
letter, in which I hope TO show you mp as
you most richly deserve Look at the lot
| terry bill Bat enongh! I have between
| twenty and thirty thousand dollars out
standing on my books, and mostly due
f. N iaboring men, but what is it vo tn
now since your yillainous, weak, foolish
action. Get out OF ysur scat, you O}d fraud
| An INDIGNANT CITIZEN.
TIE SUMNER SPoETs.-Tho archers are
getting their bows ready for the summer
contests. and there is general overhauiing
of arrows, quiyers, belts, etc The targets
| left last f-l at Irsalway's Park have all
| been dayourea By the COWS, and the club
| are waiting until the California irchers set
| lie the dispute as 70 what sort. Of targets
will be used this season. and whether the
counting Shall range from one ia nine. Or
tae Cfeet.moor plan Of i've points be made
the maximum for single arrow.
Mr.. Freddy is bent on the organization
of q cricket cub, and proposes to plant the
rare old English sport on Il firm footing be
fore ths season is much further advanced
There are numbers Of good crich eters ia the
city who will be CAD to grasp the willow
once more and strap on the leg pads.
The ladies ara moving in the direction of
croquet, and the clash Of the mallets and
the shrill voices Of females 9isputing over
the revised rnes can be heard already in
numerous portions Of the city.
The anglers are rigging their most "kill-
ing tackle for the trout, and lie about their
catches with as much assurance as the Hope
fsltoy aIs5lSiS
Ducks are plenty in Washoe lake. but
they fly high, and the hunters bag bnt few.
Foolish Cry OF WoLE.-An APPEAL re- |
porter interviewed a number Of the most |
prominent business men of this city in re-
lation to the condition of business affairs.
and the replies. in most every case, We're
that, although traffic is not as brisk as usual,
there is no cause for an alarm. They state
that within the past eight years there has
been a much greater depression in trade
than is now felt. and that the apparent dull
ness is only chimera of croakers who
have been accustomed 10 live without all
effort in the right direction. This city, as
well as all the smaller owns Of the State
is infested with horde of ilIers who have
alnaFs lived of the crumbs that fell from
the tables Of the indu 7trious and energetic
But as a greater degree Of prudence per-
yades the more respectable portion of this
community. the neer-lo well cries out that
lie country is going to the dogs. The cry
If that class of our population ought not to
'righten any one, Tor Carson will prosper
when that vampire upon society will
noulder in an not too untirlely grave.
PAEDoNED FIsHERHES.- Hayes
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