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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
THE MINT @e-SPENSION.
General Clarke Urges Action on
the - after.

"thtfda SldEkc sFseS aft1oi OH
the Matter
EDITOR APPEAL.-The suspen-
sion Of the Carson Mint is a stab
at silver money and stab at silver
mining, and should stimulate the
friends of that industry to renewed
effort. 1t is declaration by the
Administration that the minting Of
money. like the mining Of coal
should be determined by it's cost,
and not by its effects upon the in
duStries and necessities of the
country for circulating medium
1t is the manifestation not only Of
an unfriendly spirit against silver
money, but of Il fixed purpose to
hurt it by arbitrarily, and against
the spirit Of the law, suspending
a public Mint which the law con-
templates shall be operated, and
for which an appropriation has been
made and still exists. In the in
terest of gold, and to save an out
lay of few thousand dollars Il
year. the Secretary Of the Treasury
commits an act In plain violation
of the policy Of the law, and which
will affect the financial operations
Of the country and hurt silver
mining and the other industries of
the country, millions Of dollars.
The people Of Nevada and of the
town of Carson are especially ae-
grieved. The State is injured by
the depression of it's leading in.
dustry, and in being deprived of
the advantages and facilities af-
forded by the Mint for minting,
refining, assaying and purchasing
bullion.
The people of Carson sharing
the general loss. lose also the ad
vantages which public institution
giving employment to hundred
persons and disbursing 100000
brings to them. Unless
is done to undo this
mischief it will be confirmed by
Congress at its next session and
The injury:made permanent. The
Mint will be dismantled and the
building converted into Court
House. We will lose the Mint and
whatever beneGts could flow from
he expenditure Of $l00,0OO already
lplropriated for the erection Of
public buildings In Carson. Why
IRE the people of Nevada silent
and why are the people of Carson
nactiye in face Ct this danger?
| suggest the propriety Of hold
rg public meetings and of action
~ the Silver Association and by
he citizens OF the State and every
county CT the State protecting this
action. | also suggest sending on
'oAn .Jide residents CT Nevada;
men who live amongst US and in
end to remain, men who are iden-
,i6ed with US socially in business
md in politics, fresh from the peo-
pie and armed with the facts, to
" Washington City to present our
,ase to the Administration and
Members of Congress, with a view
o restore the operations of the !
Mint and prevent the demonetiza-
ion of silver.
ROBT. NJ. CLARKE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
ALL SORTS.

Editor Stead and Mrs. Jarrett
have heen convicted.
The polo game at the rink last
night drew large house.
COINS new store now has the air
Of a metropolitan establishment.
Boys Ulster oyercoats Sc at Joe.
Platt's. Ivy
Gents. Ulster overcoats SO at
Joe. Platt's. lw
Go to Chedic's and get can of
fresh oysters.
Boys all wool School Suits, 50 at
A. Bergman
Swits Condo underwear s. per
suit at Joe. Platts. 1w
Wanted-A girl to dc general
housework Apply at this Office.
A nun Der of dynamite strect-car
strikers have been arrested in St
Louis.
Frank Folsom is now selling
wheat at . cents barley and oats
at 2 cents.
Emma Nevada has been sued
for libej by Frederick Schwab,
newspaper critic.
The shooting galleries have been
consolidated and the surviving enc
is at Sumner & Dakes.
Lewis S. Cox, best Cardigan
Jackets s. each at \. Bergman $.
Fine fresh French candies just
received at No. s., opposite the
Mint.
At A. Bergman S: Swits
Condo underwear, fast colors and
non shrinking, So per suit.
The son of Wilcox, the carpenter
has again been broken up. This
time it was his arm Not long ago
he broke his collar bone.
Sharon on his death bed deeds
his vast property to certain heirs,
telling them as his last injunction
that they must fight the divorce
case as long as the money lasts.
A. Bergman does not advertise
old shclf-worn trash, bus sells fresh
and desirable goods, 10 to 20 per
cent less than any other place III
the city
Boys ulsters and oyercoats IS
each at A. Bergman
(Thcse goods
nave not been in our store . to 10
years, but were all received this
,e9sOu.)
Sharon is on his death bed and
he lawyers are already lowering
bout the couch where he is cx-
,ected to breath his last, V hen
hey get through with his estate
lis children will come in for few
lundred dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
Advertised Eis.

Letters remaining in the Carson
postoflice, Nov. 9Th, 1855,
LADIES LIST,
Goley Thesa Rockwell Rosie
Darlington Archie
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Bell G Link Mike
Gatta G. Ribas Felis
Laurent Chas Wood Prof J NJ
G. c. WHITE, ?. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
PACIFIC COAST lFEU-.

San Quentin holds over 1,20C
prisoners.
San Rafael is protesting against
Sunday sword contests.
Victoria, 3. C., orders all saloons
to close at midnight.
Nearly all the grain has been re-
moved from the banks Of the up
per Sacramento.
Outsiders at Redding think the
famous gold mine there Is petering
out.
Southern California boasts that
it will shortly rejoice in the most
perfect system Of railways Of any
portion OF the United States.
There has been a rush for the
land of the Atlantic and Pacific
Road which was declared by Com
missioner Sparks forfeited to the
Government.
Arrests and punishments for uu-
lawful cohabltation continue at
Salt Lake. The Mormons gener-
ally 60 to prison, refusing to pledge
themselves as to their future con-
duct.
The Englishman with his Chi
nese wife and six children. denied
admittance at San Francisco, ar
rived at Victoria, B. c., Thursday,
and was admitted on the payment
Of $50 head tax on his wife and
each child.
Kahn Gear was shot about one
months ago in a street row at Mo-
desto, and died Thursday from
blood poisoning. Al. Bennett,
who shot him, has been arrested
and charged with murder.
1t is claimed that the General
Land Office at Washington has re-
ceived sufficient evidence of land
frauds in Utah, dating from Brig
Ram Ioung's administration, that
will cause the aGDulment Of fraud
lent titles to about 30 900 acres in
Cache Valley.
Charles Campbell was killed in
Albany, Or, last night, while walk
ing with Miss Matte Allison. He
was ambusbcd by Capt. W. ". /
Saunders Of Corvallis, formerly ed !
ltor of the Benton Leader, who, /
with Miss Allison, was arrested. !
An examination today will probably
explain matters.
1t has now been pretty we'll de-
termined that rustlers and not In
dams have been keeping up scare
among the settlers in certain coun-
ties IN New Mexico. A band Of
sustlers were traced to where they
change their moccasins for boots.
An endeayor is to be made to have
Gov. Ross offer reward for the
cattle thieves.
W. 0 Dixon, the school Princi-
pal at San Jose, has made 4 written
statement that his testimony given
at an investigation into an alleged
extortion of contributions to
enterprise last year was
false, resigned his position Thurs
day night, the resignation to take
effect at the end of the term; but
the Board of Education insisted
U pom his immediate resignation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
Plum bling

j. Il. McGuirk the plumber, is
now located back of Harris Bros,
and ali jobs Of plumbing and
inning lntrusted to his care will
be attended to in a workmanlikc
manner, and you don't have to
mortgage your house to pay for it
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
Some Things That we DO,
AND
Some Things That We DON'T Do

We don't advertise our bank account.
We don't buy goods for cash, but pay bills when
they due.
We don't sell trunks SO per cent below the manufar
turing price
We have not failed four five times to enable to
buy old shelf stock, the same as some of our
competitors.
But do keep the finest Stock of Clothing and Fur
nshng Goods in the city which will be sold for les
than ever before. Come one, all, and be
vnced.
A. BERGMAN.
Arlington Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
Grey MIST Hang.
along.

The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision of the lower court in
tho case of. Clarence Grey who
murdered r. NJ. Scott at Paradise,
on December "a, 1884. There is
now no hope for Grey, but the gal;
lows. o's'''S ''' A7.' '''' '''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08

Furnished rooms to rent, en- suit
or single. Inquire of Mrs. Dan
Able, corner Of Curry aud John
streets, between Judge Belknap's
and Judge hsrpAy's. ag2s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
Hey!

". III. Chedie has just received
fresh Baltimore oysters By express
direct fYeu Baltimore, -t-f7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08
BLUMENTHAL e COINS
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
SEE WHAT WE HAVETO SA

First-Paying Cash for our goods we undersell ev-
erybody.
Second-We propose to stay in Carson, therefore
will keep nothing but the best
for gentlemen and youths. The Puritan" Hat, the
Waukenphast Shoes, the Pepper Scarf, the Lewis S.
Cox Cardigan Jackets, and large variety Of Furnish
ing Goods, Shoes, Trunks, etc.
p9>It will pay you well to inspect our Fall in
voice. We guarantee satisfaction il everything.
BLUMENTFIAI. &c COIN.
County Building, Carson, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08

In view Of the fact that the lee
ture was not a financial success,
reductions were made to me all
around, SO that my actual expenses
were as follows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-08

03 Hh5la 81
The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-16
G1. ail1an &rib"''t.
.,vvspAPER DECISIONS.

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!. Anyone. "h .,,her directed to his maine or an
shsthsr he has subscribed or not-is re-
sponsble 10. ~, orders his paper discontinued he
Pv'. p, .rrears or the publisher will continue
must pay !, a. ,at payment is made and collect the
s.ss amount whether the paper taken from the
ao.tofce o. have decided that refusing to take
5. Inc or periodcals from the postofiec, or
the newspapd d leaving them uncalled for, is p,ina
retaos,;sd s";sen,e OF intentional fraud
fafs Wv ,.-od N any address can be changed 20
Papers o,oe 'e.s ,t The option of the subscriber.
another au. by draft, check, money order, or
Rem'.,,it, ist,cr NAV be sent at our risk. All post
registered rsoured to register letters on appica
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06
RAILROAD TALK.
Voter.
BRUeEToN, jim. 90. 1873!

BRUcEToN, Jan. 90, 1885
Mr.. Eiitor. we see the good peo-
pie OF Kingwood are again talking
,bOHt railroad TO that town. We
suppose this is because times are dull
and they have nothing else to arause
themselves with. ID 1874 we had
. railroad excitement here as we'll DO
IN other parts of the county, Our
people took hold of the satsrpriss
known in history sS the Iron Valley
q Pennsylvania Line Railroad. IL
ls now knOvG nowhere s.se.) Pub
lie spirited citizens all over the coun-
ty lent helping hand; the Lsgis-
lsture appropriated $1,000 for a
preliminary survey. Mr.. DAlrymple
completed the survey and reported
the route practicable, with a maxi
mum grade OF 80 teet TO the mile and
a minimum grade of only 13 feet.
THIS road WAS csl2ulSted to benefit
kiDgwood, and a much greater nnm.
Der OF people than the road now pro.
posed. By working early and late,
the frien de OF tue enterprise carried
It almost TO the point Of success,
when they found themselves sntas-
onized by certain interests conferred
in klngwood, it is said, aud the pro.
lect was finally killed. Since that
time there has been little basis ior
laith in a railroad project emanating
from Kingwood. la th,s part OF
the county we would be lees eurprie.
ed to see the seat OF justice wheeled
out to the railroad than TO see a
railroad run to the county SCAT,
ALPHA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The Riilioad Meeting, called
for Tuesday night Was postponed ill
next Tueedsy at 8 o'o'ock r. IN. Let
every body attend.
Two neR-o boys broke through
the Joe, and we're drowned ct Graf
ton on Monday. One Of the BOYS
was SOD Of Aleck SpriPg who work
ed on the Prssby.eri church, this
place, Wh-n It was building.
-Bsnola Jordan got posse siou
OF his horse which Ashburn took
from q stable near ReedsYllls last
week, Justice Nef deciIsd that the
trade was made in good faith, snd
Ashbur7 had no right to take the
horse without Jordon's copseni.
AsbburD's plea Of defense was lhst
no trade was made.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06
Irreducfble School Fund.

AUDITOR Miller introduces into
the legislature suggestion of un-
usual importance to the State-tbe
abolition Of the permanent school
fund. The suggestion has met With
favor in the minds Of the raOst prom.
ineDt members OF the Legislature.
Men Of ell politics favor il; it isa
question absolutely non partisan.
From some unknown cause a kind If
superstitiouS reverence has grown
around this fund, and 1t has become
a popular fsIlscy that the sacred
cause Of education depended upon
the careful preservation OF this m
wieldy elephant. No attempt has
ever been made TO prsssrVs it on the
score Of reason. No argument has
ever been advanced 10 its favor, but
the appeal has always been to up-
reasoning prejudice. 90 the other
hsnd the arguments sgsinst 1t have
been numerous. Il is supported by
taxes levied lot current expenses
Lut diverted by reason II dehn-
qnfncy INTO The school !und. Every
ool.sr 20 collected ~ 90 Indirect
robbery Of the fUods LIVED for gov
ernIng purpose. Tnose wbo iay
their tsIes promptly thus bear 3D.
dIt'onal burdens, osvir 2 10 psy o.,
en'ns sIpebss Of The government.
The IrJ yduolbIs school fund st this
d.ts .mounts S57l .549 81. and is IN
cre@slns ~ zoe rate Of about $4,000
Iof .sUuu. Itis reUq. red to be in
vested ~ securities which pay Nv
rate u interest aud toe income from
II - proPo'r,onsIly small. The idea
probably wts ~ Greats q iuud whose
lrcOms would support at some dale.
The 'c.OOl sVst,m. This csp n,vsi
De done But 10, -Um I6us hosrds
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06

sioaallS paines and penalties Of law are
attached IL their mandates be dlsregarded.
La shoot no physician can render your
family his professional care without the
stamp Of CONNIE adation placed upon him
by this star chamber Junto, who b, stealth
forced Themselves upon abe public, and
now Ssst as carbuncle on the body poll
tic. SwsYing such powers as are only
eqnslled 10y Russian autocrst. Our
State seal We stamp lie. "Mouutaineers
are always Free" Are we freemen, when
our druggist Of twenty years experience
possessing diploma and State certificate.
testifying TO his skill as . pAAsmAcIsi' is
forbidden By this junto backed by the
mandate of law, from prescribing a sim
pie 'ose Uf medicine for your siling cbild2
Such Is the law with pains and penalties
Tor violations (See Acts of 1892. page 242)
forcing the Citizin to pay one Of the junto
pets 90 cents sor prescription to. get per-
hsps 10 cents worth Of medicine. Again
am l freeman, when forb dden to Call
to the bedside Of my sick wife, whsn l
may choose TO administer to her needs
Am fool Am dog that ray rights
as man, as citizen are to be trsmpled
upon There exist no necessity for such
restrictive laws, smackipg as they do of
the odions registration LAVA which once
disgraced our statute books. The people
demand their repeal or modification. II
physicians err In their profession and in
nlct an injury upon their patients we have
laws sufficient without the restrictions and
restraints Inflicted b. this law, to runish
the offending, unskilIful doeior, l Am
aware the laws of 1881, del,g ting such
power to the State Board, are not full,
entoEced or Can they be; as they are Goa
trarY to the spirit of the people yet In
some cases for violation Of the laws
Some have been brought into rqiisi-
'ion' simply 10 most cases TO grasiSS a re-
Tengeful spirit which too often produces
the wicked heart. There is not druggis,
In the State who does aOA daily Vfulnt.
me law, yet they are not prosecuted
Why not2 No sensi 10 jury in the Sat
would condict him for presenting RENE
uY Tor colicky baby. Thus the lew ia a
nallity in part, and should be In the
whole. To protect the standsfd of the
medical profession, the advocates of this
registration" la" claim is the object.
pUssess but little faith In the. skill Of .
doctor WHO is constrained TO call 10 bi-
ala The forcing power of law To give him
patients. but have said enough and oplv
nope the Legislasure now in sessson viii,
rally vepiIlate this whole subject and AZ,
In accord the wishes of their constituents
Your scribe, Mr. EInor, is no doctor or vet.
druggist. am simply an humble CHI
I'm living in the wild wood of Levi,
County, yet l wish To be 90 free as the Air
breathe, trampling upon the IiHh,s of
no citizen. 1 pray our law making o over
OF state, contrary To the Fundamental or
organic law in foroo no class legislation
upon me or my 0eightor. Yours.
Lewis county, Janu4r. "a Ion.
Register.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06
REBDSVILLE

j NJ. g FAirf4x and Eros Ashburn are
IN Chicago purchasing stock cattle. This
is one of the leading stock growing sec
ti"ns OF the State. Our leading sheep man
is 3. 8. Loar. He now has about $50
head OF stock sheep.
Albert Kelly Id biz fam las, week To-
Homer CobuD. Mr. Krlly, We leaIn ex-
poets To move into one OF the interior
counties IN the Spshg.
A spelling match and lieYay enter o.
tainment was given at the Mount Vernon
school one night last week. The exercise
were creditable and spoke we'll of both
teacher and pupils.
nj. A. q Ut & Bro. are running tbei,
portable SAW mill hlmost night and d,.y
now. They are furnishing lumber. for
Geo. Ii. Einn who expects 10 build a new
dwelling next SUNNI r.
VIII Gusenl4n and Ell, Sm ,ll,y visited
Qriet Dali On Wednesday,
John W. Gusemau spent a part of Lst
week Yisiti' g friends 10 honongalia
county,
Cold. are prevailing epidemic here.
Our school is without teacher. Our
citizens can thank tue Board # Ex4min-
ers for this condition of things. We had
good teacher, but tho Board drove him
out Of our scbcOl.
Geo. p. u m hutchered a seven months
old hog last wreck that neted 500 pounds
SKLD NJ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06

Two or more persons, one OF whom re-
marked 10 hhA. you had better 20 and
try to save the dying and let the well take
care Of themselves This proves of
itself that be said somsshinA Add sur
ther the Rev George Miller who is an en-
Tire stranger 10 me sand in the house of
oDe of oar near neighbors, one Of the best
families too in this neigbborhood, that
Rev. Cation said N bis house (Miller) that
the reason be did rot GO To zee the young
man Was thai he had given him an opp.r-
tuniiy 20 60 10 the mous neIs bench in the
pact.
Now submit 10 al intelligent public
these reports coming houA reliable parties
and Inquire II my belief was bot a. reason
able oDef And when said think Rev
Cation treated this young nan ard family
badly and the only reason we learn why
he did not go was that the young man did
not SelnRg to church, be says The reason
which 'Squibs' assigns is a malicious lie.
Well, that's his version. ! shall not say of
him as be did Of me, not being capable Of
judging right OF wrong etc, but ~ill cay /
was brought up 10 az I,flned sceletT AZ
there Is 10 Ns county, and never was
allowed to run around aud call my neigh
boris children RABBIT thieves.
He eri'ieised and made light OF our
quotation but my object found its proper
seat aud sent It's principle direct home,
He gave US good aduces to read the
bible eia viii be accept tnis. See that
his children are al school more and not on
the street swearing etc. Ignorance is a
very dangerous thing. did not write
! maliciOuslY az he stated, wrote the news,
and know of no AW either diIine or
statute prohibiting the criticism Of the
acts of pablo servant and l think he
will Snd oct this il free country ard If
am a woman shaE be able = al en-
ergencies,
Thanking yoI. Mr.. Eiitor. toE space !
hope to give your readers the general ne.vs
In our next. JENNIE SouIB,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-06
GAINESVILLE.

EnIToR ARGUi IL feel 1t duty that |
owe to myself AS we'll as the public to an
s"er Rev. 8. ]. Cations card which ap
peSred IN The ARGUS dated D %, 1884
in as much as he stated that the commu-
nicatiOn Contained both mistakes and
malicious lies.
He called US him or a her Now we
will just say that va sre woman TO re-
lieve him Of his derision and that we are
accountable for what We write. Now he
says 81 don't wonder that 'Squibs' has
such thoughts as these A mind 30 mar
rowly contracted ss bis or(ners)'s eviden :,
ly.inolpable of forming proper conoep-
ti"ns OF right or wrong and further he
says "ss it Is wriitea under a feminine
nom de plume will treat IL mildly" Yes
he has the mildness and humanity to call
woman an idiot, aud n malicious li,r.
Now we wish to state why we wrote 40
We did and leave It to an intelligent public
to Judge whether our conclusions we're
wrong.
he says there Is TO NJ f church here. "
The reason why we stated NJ. f.. church
IN which the funeral was preached, e that
be (Cston) should have aAid, at = cert ain
place, 40 We were Informed, that the
dethodisps had taken their church from
them (EvaDgel;caD at this place, there
fore, taking him At bis own word, Logic.
ally We woul infer the church was in
possession of the Melhooists. It IL true
the church belongs to the EVapgelicsls.
The hethodists Is we'll a. Others assisted
in building the church; both Methodist
and EVangelcsls nee the church for relig
tous purposes, hence, by c,mmoa usage.
It is called N. Y. church. We take bis
remark &c being very egotislioai.
He says "tbat he was only notified twice
to come aad see the young man" We
were Informed three times but twice or
even once is sufficient in q case like this
His arst excuse b reasonable one. Al
the Time being away from home, but why
not hsVe gone after returnipgf His
second excuse is that Il was impractical
bic. This IL 'ome:biog 7 never heard Of
before; 70 90 10 10 good; 10 assis, the dy
log to prepare for better world. Now
LET us look a. the imprscticabuliy. sAnd
another said have married wife. and
therefore I cannot come His brother
being married. Visited him and Rev. Ca
ton met bis brother add Hifs ct Terra Alta
arriving At GAINESVILLE not fer from noon.
Entertaining bis brother and wife, We 30
hsve, Il what be means by in ~rao,'eabls.
Why not have gone orer a. les, ts9
distance bsIDg about 40 ra-ss oulyg he
says with ~ ! b. :he ahou,
not lii! g % - stc did not say
So ~, w. INFO tiat W no
% = ,mafI IA 10 re- 10 hls /
oommuoical.oD, b. vac 10 he presence ~