Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-04


that such promises were made
Experience had shewn tina
whenever such an institution!
WA made political booty, ruiz
followed. Il would simply be /
scramble for spoiis. He had rs
prejudice against aay man Wlos'
name had been mentioned a
Dr.. Dawson's successor, and hv
did not wish. It understood thai
he believed that other applicants
We're less competent. Who OF
the Beard was certain that he
might not by misfortune become
an inmate OF that very place in
future years: Would any mem
Der like to be at the mercy Of q
man whom might be thrown in
there in the confusion Of Il polit-
ical campaign. Members OF the
Board had no right 10 make
| promises to give away things
which did not belong to them.
The Governor disclaimcd any
! political motives.
Mr.. Deal replied that he had
not charged political motives,
but the ousting Of Or. Dawson
would establish the worst Of
presidents.
MR.. TUPLY's POSITION.
Mr.. Tutiy stated that he stood
just as he did 1t the last meet
ing, and would never stand any
other way, unless il could be
shown that DR.. Dawson vas in
competent.
Mr.. laughter denied any bad
motive. However he should
vote. he should have good
reason.
Mr. Doat-You claim 10 have
certain facts i'll your possession
relative to the Asylum. If You
Will place me in possession Of
these facts, or anything which
tends 10 show mismanagement,
| will Vote with You.
! WAsHOE ZEPHYR.
II. IT. Beck, Of Reno, adj
dressed the Board by permits !
sion. He asked TO be heard as
a taxpayer. lie came at no |
ones instigatl0n. He had |
brought up the petitions from |
Reno. They had not been |
hastily signed. The matter had
been discussed in every ward, |
block, village and hamlet in
WashOe county. He was before
the Beard to get an answer 10
the query: What reason is there
for removing the Superin-
tendent Of the Asylum? The
people of WashOe were anxious
for an answer to that question.
As far as he was concerned he
had never heard Of a reasonable
pretext f0r the removal OF the
present incumbent. He had
heard it stated months ago that
the present Board had deter
mined to take the bit in their
and effect the removal
without a reason. When DR..
Dawson was appointed he was
one of the many who did not
believe that he could make a
success of it. He had been hap
PLY disappointed, and SO had
everyone vino had looked for
He understood that
here was a combination Of one
Democrat and one Republican
after first and second place, and
he defieG Il contradictions OF that
'eport. The people wanted to {
lnow IF q charge was made t
t}ty that charge was made, and ,
he wanted TO be able t
o take an answer back i
0 the petitioners of WashOe. :
lie called the attention of GOV !
.rnor Adams to the fact that he ;,
lad endorsed DR.. Dawson in his ,
Message, that Governor kinkead ,
lad endorsed bin and that the !,
legislature had visited the +.
Asylum and endorsed it. Ii /
losing Mr.. Beck stated that he O
vas prepared to state that if the /
change was made it I
you'd be & failure, as he had
cen placed in a similar position (
nd had been found wanting.
DR.. Bishop-To what 60 you
efer? t
Mr.. Beck-When you had the u
Vashoe County Hospital in
barge fourteen years ago and II
le Grand jury investigated e
our mana cement. p
DR.. Bishop-You were fore h
IAN of that Grand Jury and e
rought nothing out Of it. b
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