Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-13
THE MAN WHOM DORSEY
KICKED, DYING.
A MOB OF X ANUCkS AFTER
VIRGINS.
Senatorial J6wbOne.

EhIca go and always ENJOY myseH NvlDs
along the lake when | am here, but
am sick--full OF nalaria--and have
been for some time. / don't know why
it is that the Capital of America breeds
malaria. In Summer | can account for
it. because the sewers empty on the
| Potomac fats and the malaria is waited
over the city as necessary consequence.
It ought not to De so in the Winter, yet
if you step into the Senate chamber or
| House of Representatives during a
! night session, one-half Of the members
of each body. at about II o'clock, will
| take a fine grain powder of quinine
rom their pockets and put it on their
respective tongues. This malaria is the
only draw back to Washington. That
| reminds me that - Boss " Shepard, who
was eyecrated by majority of the
people Of Washington, aud who left it
and went 80 Mexico, Is now the subject
of favorable comment. | hear Shepard
is making money IN Mexican mines and
railroads. ! hope this is true"
- Senator, what is your opinion of
mining properties in Mexico ?
"0n. l have no doub. Mexico is rich
in precious metals There are good
mines there. The trouble is capitalists
are chary OF putting their money into
this business. because there is great I'm.
certainty about the government of
h.x,,a Thar II h..
turned at any time. The Mexican peo-
PIE are unstable, panicky and revoiu-
tionacy. / DON'T say that there is any
danger now, but there might be, and
this uncertainty about a mans right to
hold bis land after he has bought and
developed it keeps capital away"
I'VE don't hear mach nowadays OF
suddanly-acquired wealth resulting
from lucky finds in Nevada and other
mining regions in the United States.
Why is it So
i can't say. There are just as good
opportunities now as ever for successful
discoveries. Perhaps it is the fault OF
the men who seek.
Your ficm is still Flood. Mactsy &
Fair
Yes. Mackay is in Europe. My
health is so poor that caunot give the
work my uperintepdr nee as formerly,
bu5 orr mines are woI king satisfac .orliy
to US.
Are you not afraid the accumula-
.ion of silver IN the hands OF the gov-
erDment may bring aoout its demoneti-
cation =
Not at al. /; CIR government
stops and looks at Germany, tnere is
no danger OF silver being demonetlz9d
IN the United States. Germany is now
endeavoring te 90 back TO silver
basis as fast as she can. Suppose the
government has IL hire aud build vaults
to hold it, floating silver certificates
repr, sent il, and are Just as good as
money. Why. there's no: silver
enough in circulation now to make
change without trouble"
How is the Sutro tunnel working:'
''Sutro ia in Germany. He made
great deal OF money cut OF his scheme.
He made nrney while ne was building
it. he used to talk during that time
about the great mine owners opposing
him and trying to get possession of bis
unfinished work. But You see that
vas all talk. He said this in order to
ge. liberal supplies of money from his
hackers in the East, the Seliemans and
McC.lmont Brothers. Yes, Sutro has
got all he wants, and is now enjoying
himself in Germany. The Sutro tunnel
is hole in the ground, but it benefits
Us. We have TO pump water to the
top OF the shafts on the Comstock
mines, and pay two dollars ton royal
ty on all ore taken out.
How do you like the presiding Off
Ger of the Senate p
Senator Eimunds is a great man
and an able man. No better could be
put in the chair he now occupies. He
is too great to even be President OF the
United States. He is a giant. There
are two or three other giants in the
presidential field, and they all fight one
another. They will not mind seeing a
plrny in the White House. They
W. uld rather a pigwy would succeed
than that giant should become Pres
ideut."
g What is your opinion OF the work
o. the last session 2"
1--WE did good deal of business.
More so than many previous Congresses.
We looked after the government IN
teres;s and relieved the people of some
burdens in the shape of taxation. l
think the tariff Legislation was wholly
in the interest of New highlands pro-
tsctionis,s and that they had every.
thing their own way"
Senator Fair will not 90 directly
home, but will! remain while with
sister in Iowa.
DEADwooD, d. T., March ii. Hood |
& SCOTS lodging house at the Brown
vile wood camp, terminus of the Black |
Hills & Fort Pierce Railroad, burned at
midnight last night. James Chalmer,
Thomas Finless. f. c. Wright, Louis
Hanson. Peter Harmon, A. T-nnesliffe,
Harry Wood, w. H. Andrews, Chas
Hammontree, Fred L. Peters and Sam.
Hayes were burned TO death. Four
others, namee not learned, we're serious.
y injured. The origin of the fire is not
noxn.