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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18
Srodki represyjne przeciw
POLAKOM.

Zapowiedziane movie tronowej no
we srodki represyi przeeiw zywiofowi pol
sklemu Su zabezpieczeniu rozwou ME
snieekie. rludnosci ma kressch wschodnich
monarchii pruskiej, beda wed}ug ,,Magde-
burger .Ztg." streszcza1y sic gl6wnie po.
<'t'eao "koip nowycl4 przepis6w Coz do
s TX by.
Sz Ola mo wedfuk informacyi MA
gdeburger Ztg" bye odebrauq zupelnie
gminie, wydobyta z pod wszelkiego jej
wpfywu adzia1u "a przejsG zupefmie ma
pahstwo
By}by to vice po prostu nowy krok
na drodze, jakq system polityczny obecny
W Pr'1sachi Niemczech steruje ku upan-
stwowieniu wszystkiego; kolei zelaznych
opieki mad robotnikiem, procederu taba-
cznego spritusowego.
Teraz, .ezel doniesienie ,Magdeburger
Ztg~. jest prawdziwem, przyszlaby kolei
ma 81 k ole.
CODY mas tn tyiko zastanawiafo, to
fakt ze dziedzina szkolna' ktorej kon tytu-
cyjnie W artykule 26 zareczono osobne
uregulowanie droga prawodawstwa, zna-
laz]aby sic W takim razie uregulowana ma
tej4e drodze cz es oiowo tylko. Stanefo-
.by takim razie prawo, ale tylko jako
srodeI ku stlumieniu polslzosci W szkole
czy przez szko1e, kiedy GAIA wielka die
dzina sz]1olna po "a tenn podlega}aby, jas
dotad,s administering procedure dyre-
kcyi ministeryalnych reskry pt6w rejen
cyl czy prowincyalnych szkolnych kolegiow
Me naszq naturalnie rzecza odgady-
wac, jak Rad podobnego dylametu wyjSsc
zamyslao tenn mniej, De cokolwiekbadz
rozwiqzanie z pewnoscq ME ma nasza ko-
zysc obr6cic sic moze.
Rownoczesnie prawie powyzszem
doniesienieim@ ,,MagbebuPger Ztg." poja-
wiajq siq ,,Nordd Allg. Ztg." skargi ma
kapitufe gniezniehskq, ze zawezwana przez
w}adze do odprawienia nabo2ehstwa W
dziei nroczystosci Is letniego jubileuszu
cesarskiego, miafa odpowiedzie6, De W
obecnym stanie rzeczy sk}adzie swoim
ME znajduje sic W pofe4eniu, ably zadane
nabozenstwo modz odprawit.
Tax mowi ,,Nordd. Allg.Ztg.", wy
fprowadzajqc tego faktu wnioski ogolnei
natury przeciw Polakom, wyzyskujac 90
naturalnie wsr6d obecnych okolicznoic;;
ja'5o argument nam szkodz4cy W obec
oplnH publicznej niemieckiej
Faktyczna strona zajscia tego ME
jest nam wiadoma. Jak sic rzeczy maja
istotnie lie relacya ,,Nordd. Allg Mg."
Jest dokiadna prawdziwq, ME vlemy
ME przesadzamy. =
20 sic zas tyczy og olpych wnio-
skow spostrzezeh, z jakimi ,,Nord.
Al]g. ztg." wystepuje pr@ciw Polakom,
powiedzielibysmy jej, lie na)lepiej pono
przyk}ad Galicyi dovodzi. czy Polacy
~ ~ $
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18
Ilok

,,F}gaFf0 protestowac 90 d
uczuc panow Kronenbergow, n;e wcmy len
ME znajac ich wcale, czy sa sercem Francuzam
czy tez tenn, czem bye powinni, to jest, Polak,
mi, przyiaciofmi Francuzow.
Ojciec ich zmariy Leopold Kronenbcrg by
przeciez dobrym Polakiem zapisui siq nj: kal
tach historyi Polsk. Jako czfonek delegaej
miejskiej W Warszawe, odegraf wieka role. y
roku 1863 hojnos6 wieceJ mad wszystko uczyni
ia nazwisko Kronenberg6w W Polsce szanowl
nem zrownafa te rodzine starymi, dobrze zaI
sfu1onym rodakami.
Dzlecl ME powinny zapominac TEN, o
wszem, powinny "a wz6r d'a sebie wziasc oby
watelskie czynnosc ojca, ktory Mat SERGE pol
skie, !, ME francuzkie
Wychodzacy we Florencyi dziennk LA veI
dette", rozpisuje sic wielkiem pochwufemi
mtodym polskim rzezbiarzu Meczys}awie Ia,
wiejskim, powodu wystawionej W Akademi RE
zby jego dfuta, przedstawiajacej glove ,,Oblas
kahca." Ma to bye dziefo znakomite. Wielu als
tyst6w ogladafo to smafo wykonana prace n:s
szego rodaka przepowiada mu piekna artvstycz
ma karyerc.
Mieczysfaw Zawejski, rodem Krakowa
1ozpoczaf swe studya rodzinnem lnescie, poss
tenn W Wedniu, cd dwoch zas lat p1acue wa
valta
Ma rrzyszia wystawe we Ftorcncyi przy ed.
towaf Zawiejski popiersie wiesniaLa polsk icgossi
popiersie dzecka. Oba utwory maja bye bardzN
piekne. - II II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18
Z m i a S t a i ok k0lic

r. " neluer ktory zostaWIt e
dzeci Winonie wyjechai eW r.
pannq, zosta} zaaresztowany MDubuon n
W lowie, przez tamte.j .jszy sad skazany 1iss
cztery mlesiqce wiezienia. G s
W zeszlym tygodniu wiele kradzie1ySs
zosta1o popelnionych W Winonie J4dneso1
z panow zfodziei, pod nazwiskiem Jar.ossss
Andrews policya zdybafa ma gor9eyhn
uczynku Pan Andrews, bedzie miaf przy.
jemnosG zwledzenia pewnego zakfadu ne!
Przy ciezkich mrozach wiki zaczy1ia@..
ia nawiedzaf, naszq olzolice. Niejaki Bee
nard SacSreiter z Utica otrzymaE lagrodes
"a zabicie trzech wilkow.-
Hszystkle gazety winonskie ochocza|;
przyjefy uWiarusa" w grono gazeciarskies
pochwalajac polska interpryze, zachecaIaa
polskq publicznosc do podtrzymywania
teg6z, oraz zyczq naszemn ,,Wlar,lsoaiss
dobrego powodzeria dfugiej exysteneYig,,
Ma ostatniem posiedzieniu K onliaYis
handlowej Board Of Trade] .potwierdagas
nem zostaf projekt budowania most1sn
fyzwach przez Mississippi, z Winony -,
brzegu Wisconsin,. Ma temae posiedzenill
obranym zostaf komitet ktory bedzieS71f
dac cd kongresu pozwoenla do budoM
tegoz mostu Most ten bqdzie budoWanJ
przez ,,Towarzystwo Mostowe" Winon;e,ssss
ktore ostatnich dniach zosta1o inkofpo
r,wane Pc. NybudoM aniu most ten 20
stanie wiasnsscia tejze konapa,iiii Is!
czasu III go zarzad miejski "a wlssle5ss
wyskupi. Larzad n1ie,sLi y, Hinonie
trzega sobie prawo reglllo D D
opiaty uMostowego. Me nleea q
kwestyi, ze mest@taki hedaies aaial d
wpfyw ma handel interesa miejscoWe.ss
gdy2 istniej9cy dotychczas prom
by} ca}ziem niedostatecznym do<prza
farmerow u Wisconsin,, ktoeay swe
kta rolnicze dostarczajq>sa targ win
Czeskie stowarzyszenie ,,Sw. Wac,a esSsts
przedstawicnie 1fa.ralne naszem oroi Nm
dniu 6 Marca. " Philharmonic HALL
We srode ma West Fifth Ssr. n;o, +
akis czfowek, bebac pod wpfywan o1 s.gsf = ssEs
sifowaf odebrac sobie &ycie Zadai Hh;
an nebezpiecznych noAem rzeznickiem. m 2SsS
alezy by zostaf przy zycu q panierdr a ysa Ss
I'm znS1ezienych okazafo sic, te lest
azywa sic A. E. Nordli. Tsessssss ssssssSs
- lgnacy Skorsl1i zostaf dnin 10 BS,s
trocina"i W tutejszym trackim Sd
- Poskie stowarzyszcnie ,.Ko1ko H.;
zne" - grupa Nv. Narodoweeo - NOS; - ss5i
"a swoIa hale ma 7mej ulicy Towarzys
abywa regularnie swe mityngi w kaad4H5 =
o gooz' wleezorem. Wstep woIny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18

rruski zwroci' uwage, znajduie sic ksiqd1
DIR. FIR. Hipplcr, regens seminaryum brun
sbersklego, wydawca poezyi D"ntysz'S, a1
cor dzel . Hozyuszu KopcruilSu.
Wymieniaac to nazwisko, dnda,umy,
ze w'"dom SC powyzsza ME porho'lz AMI Z
Poznanla, ami Z Rzy'nu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18
W sprawie wydalania.

Do ,,Berl. Tageblatt" donosza mao
granicy rosyjs]1iej;
Dnia IA z. m. wezwano roznych VIA
scicieli dobr we wschodnich powiatach gra-
nicznych, talk niedaleko cd Torunia
po}ozonych miejscowosciach Dobrzyh, Lu
bicz it'd, by przeciagu szesciu miesiecy
grunta swoje sprzedali, gdyz po uplywie
tego czasu beda musieli opusciG teryto-
ryum rosyjskie.
Dalej donosi correspondent tego pis.
ma, 2e wfadze rosyjskie wygnahcami
Prus obchod2a sic nader liberalnie ay-
czliwie 2
z Wojsznika piszq: Ma wydalania od-
powiadajq W naszem sasiedniem miastecz-
ku pogranicznem Koziegfowy, nastepu-
jacy spsob: Naczelnik powiatu bendzii-
skiego wydal' r4 r4zporzadzenie, . ma mocy
ktorego nil1omu |1te w0lno prosic prus
kiego lekarsa potade. Aptekarzom ma
kazano, ably ma wypadek, gdyby podapo
i'm recepte lekarza ME mieszkaj4cego w
Polsce, zaraz tenn wladzy donosili. Roz
porzqdzenie to dotyka przykro obu leka
rzy W Wojszniku, gdyz oni mieli znaczna
praktyke Ia granica.
W Starogardzkim powiecie wydano
znowu diva nakazy wydalenia termi-
mem do | Lutego, do slu29ce inspekto-
ra tabrycznego &c Starogardu i parobko-
wi dworskiemu W Hermannsdorf. ,,Alt-
oreussische Ztg" donosi, ze w1adze do
wiedziafy sic tych dwoch osobach re
spisu ludnosci Z takowego skor7ystaly,
dotqczajac do kartek zapytania czy ME
ma kogo Austryi lub Rosyi. Jezeli to
prawda, bedzie to nowyn dowo9em ME
dotrzymanla obietnic sze strony wfadz.
Wszak pred spisen lndnosci biuro staty-
styczne szareczafo, sze daty 2qdane uzytko-
wane bedq tylko do cel6w statystycznych.
Czy nleszanowanie tego przyrzeczentn mo-
1e sic pnyczynic do powiekszenia zaufa-
MIA do wfadz?
Dowiadujemy sic wiarogodnego zr6-
dfa y pisze ,,Pielgrzym"-ze landratom
CORY dano znac, azeby wydalah z Prus
ME ,,forsowali", to jest, zeby gwaftownle
nie "alegal ia wynoszenie sic ludu. O.
czywlscle przera2ono sic przykrem wrale-
mem, jake zrobifo to wydalenie,
Byfy nauczyciel Faust 2yd Orne-
c.e ma "armli, po wielu odaremnych "a
blegaeh, wysfawszy nareszcie prosbe do
cesarza' otrzymaf teraz pisna, cofajace
rozkaz opuszczenia Prus, robiqce muna-
dz'e)e' re naturalizowanym zostanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18

Poniewa3 atoli zapowiedziana ustawa
rzadowa ma bye rodzajem pewnego uste
pstwa Ola <osciofa, ola tego ME przypu-
szczamy, ably one. pog]oski, jake pisma Ii
beralne podawaja ijej obostrzeniach, mia
}y bye prawdziwe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18
Ameryka.

bzie odkryto ncwy spisek na<sycie k
ma. Wiele osob aresztowapes
W dniu 16 b m. gy8r narobji !.
Whitehall N. Y, ma 10000 dol. Cz
sbyfa zabezpieczona.
w Is.ladejf!i y5as2koda wYrzad
pozar i, lex ynosi przeszle.t T.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-18

umieja ceal ~ lp,bre % d icl ze strony
rzadzacych ninSi4 poty jefe css;
ssrza Franciszka xJ4Eefss N fr VIZ
Lwowie i cafym kraju przekanywa wy
raznie, czy umieja placi6 wdziecznoscia "a
dobrodziejstwa, kt6re ich z tejze strony
spotykaja Polacy umieja pewnoscia
liczy6 sic okolicznosciami, byle sic tylko
okolicznosci, mimi liczyc chciafy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
ssuee-' Work.

f! The San Francisco Chronicle :,
just now hnwling for Miller & Lux
A few months ago twas vociferatin.
for Haydn, Carr and the Irrigation
lists. Now it claims thatcvery man ~
newspaper who favors Irrigation
against Riparianism has been pur
chased with coin. Yet here is how
it talked on May Goth:
The prevailing opinion among
the speakers at the convention was
that all that is necessary is to elect
members to tie LEGISLATURE pledged
to amend the Code 50 as to declare
the common law of ENGLAND inap-
plicable to this State in the matter
of water distribution. We regret
that we are unable to concur in this
view. 1t is absolutely in
dispensable to the future interests
Of the State that the Supreme Court
should reconsider irs decision.
The present bench NAV do SO if
the recent application for reheat-
ing IN the Lux ease if granted. If
the application be not granted, or
if, on . rehearii.g, a majority If
the court adheres to its late views
there will be nothing left for the
people to do but to reconstitute the
court a. fast as vacancies occur.
We are free to admit the improp-i
ETY. of choosing judges who are
pledged beforehand to decide con
troyersies in certain way. But
there is no Alternative. The people
Of the United States are confronted
with the same dilemma when Roger
=. fancy decided in he bred Scott |
case that negro was not a citizen, |
and had no rights that a white man |
was bound to respect it became |
necessary to reconsti.ute the court |
IN order TO secure rule or law in |
harmony with public opinion, aud
il was done. We shall have to rur-
sue the same course now. The
State caunoG afford. it will not con
sent, to live under the ruling Of the
Supreme Court in lux vs.. Haegin.
+ lie present 5each ,GjA not rererse
t. ace Shalt haze to eject judges tas
riu. The future prosperity of Gal
fnfnia cannot be suffered to be
uIned through the crotchets of
Judges who seem incapable Of tax
NC COMMON sense view of the
NV.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26

Yesterday a Gazette reporter
endeavorcd to obtain correct infor-
nation relative to the Nashoe
county Democratic primaries, and
was repeatedly told by those whom
he regarded az representative Dem
ocrats, that Mr.. Winters would
only count on one half of the
Washoe delegation, but after the
Gazette was out, he was assured
that the ten delegates from this
county are unqualified for Mr. Win
ters. 4 ticket with few Adams
men on it was in the field headed
"For Governor, Theodore Winters, "
but fortunately it was defeated
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
TWO CAN PLAY AT TMAg
How Pat EIyan Stuffed the Bal.
lot

Some years ago in Eureka, Pat
Flynn was elected Constable. lie
became so set up with his Office
that he arrested everybody that be
found in the streets at all mellow,
and soon he became very unpop-
ular. When the Convention met
he was there desiring the non ina
ton, and had about thousand
printed ballots with his name on,
to save the delegates the trouble of
writing it in. But he found
no one would nominate him, so he
took the floor and nominated him
self az follows:
Mr.. Chairman 1 place in nomi-
nation a han whose name is ter
ror to the evil dner all along the
line, ard from Ruby Hill down |
have KEEP, my wicked coun:rymen
III 4 state Of suhJecuon Tor Two
years, which no other living man
coald do. | place IN nomination
Patrick Flynn as Constable
He passed round the hat, and ev-
cry ballot that went in was for his
Presently a delegate
deposited five proxies. Flynn
paused as the FIVE ballots hoated
into the hat and said:
Dennis Rafferty,! For the
love ov God; has it come to this?
that We practice ballot ssufin right
under the nose Of decent people? |
blush for We, D Rafferty,, but by !
the powers, whin it comes to ballot !
stuiiin two can play it; so here !
gees" Aad grabbing i handful Of |
about 200 printed ballots out Of his
pocket he slammed them into the
lat at once.
A scene Of great confusion fo!-
owed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
Cutting Released

Cutting has finally been released
and is once more on American soil
Cutting is 4 man Of low habits,a IL
belous newspaper writer who is
naturally 4 blackGuard, and who
loves the notoriety this case gives
him. He is at the same time an
American citizen and is entitled to
the protection Of the Government.
1t is now hoped that he will drop
out of sight and stay there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
ALL SORTS.

There is another wedding on
the taps.
WANTED To rent q piano
Apply at this Office.
-WANTED-A girl to do general
Homework. Apply at this Office
The Republican County Central
Committee will meet on Saturday.
Mrs. J. Connery, an old res;
dent of Carson, died yesterday at
ternoon.
The case of Chedic W. Resley
suit on book account is set for Fri
day in the Justice Court.
Miss Minnie Smith and Miss
Mamie Clark leave for their homes
in Bishop Creek this morning.
The discovery Of an electric
mou nsain Is the latest patent ap-
piled Tor by the newspaper liar.
There are rumors to The effect
that Adams IS after Garrard's
scalp and viii soon have him ouSted
from the Mint.
y Winters man in Storey says
that some Of the Winters manipu-
latnrs sunk" the coin necessary
for the fight and tried to win On
wind.
The Winters men say that
while they did not win the fight in
Ormsby County they frightened
Adams SO that they made him
spend $500.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
Fair as an Astronomer.

Senator Fair. though silent, even
somewhat m0rOse in the Senate
and ~ business life, must not be
set down as an unframed or uGedu-
Gated man. The Senator has a great
love OF astronomy, and if he had
possessed less money to keep him
from absorption in the cares It
brings. might have been quite
noted in scientific circles phila-
delphia Times.
Everybody knows that Fair once
had quite a powerful telescope at
his house in Virginia City and it
was the wonder Of the town. One
day as be was telling some ladies
what he knew about the heavens,
the sun got in line with the tele-
scope and the lenses so focussed
The light that Fair's coat tails we're
set on IRE, mGcA 30 aI& %StC.isii-
ment
Fair is just uow ScanGin. the
heavens to take forecast of his
Senatorial eclipse. The Cassidy
and Hagerman stars in pereheleon
is what bo,hers him just at pres
ent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26

The best medical authorities
acknowledge the CREST value OF
Ayers Cathartic Pills, and
frequently prescribe their use
with the utmost confidence. well
knowing that they are the most
effectual remedy ever devised for
diseases caused By arrangements
of the stomach. liver and bowels.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26

Constipation, the curse Of our
life, Dyspepsia, our national desease
and Rheumatism, which comes
from acid stomach and from the
sudden changes in our climate, are
quickly cured by taking one or two
Brandreth's Pills every night for a
month. Persons are now living,
enjoying most vigorous health who
have taken one Of these pills a
night for over thirty years. Chronic
diseases are cared by taking from
two to fsar Of Brandreth's Pills
every night for . month. They
purge away the diseased body
This you replace with new and
healthy Aesh prepared By a. invig.
er.eed digestion from simple health
ful feed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
What the Editors Saw.
The following is from lengthy article IN the sao-
amento DAILY Ret0,H- Union.

"A striking example of the results Of
correct systems in business isf ound in what
IS known as the country order business Of
Sacramento. 1t would be exceedingly in
teTesting to go into an elaborate description
Of the methods by which Weinstock &
Luhn carry on a country order trade with
hundreds OF customers daily, Bit would
take more space than can be given. l. in
wolves one of the most intricate: and vet
one Of the most harmonious systems CT
business known. This system insures the
tlling Of an order far quicker il.an IS POS
sible by any Other method. /! is Ike a
delicate but intricate piece Of machinery,
10 adjusted that there IS the les, possible
friction. When one wheel moves, The
whole mechanism IS operated. the result
Is rs exact IS is the case IN fine watch,
which, While i may contain g hundred dit
terent parts, the relation O. each 20 the
other is such that, with the slightest move
ment 0: tie mechanism, the result is
marked instantly upon the dial. In the
whole store are employed from 50 TO 100
people, o. whom the Country Uricr De-
partnIent requires rom $ to 10. Through
1t there is scarcely any GolnaIrd which the
distant buyer can make hat tbs house
cacro: 81. IT, acESa, though carrying
:he lr:r,st tarieu a.0lh II varied GOOD.
;,,on Ia ao.:,': -. X, IS frequently called
uroa e 1ii Orders 5og Goods that it does
not carry n s;oc;,: ;tt It fills them all.
never, h.!Sss. ana 10 10 50 las established
relations AKA .eaanE establishments ia all
t;7t,c % - h =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
AN Ezpe8-i-e Ex psrimenf.

Professor Tucker, ;he Chicago
mechanical expert, who has just
left here, has cost the State of Ne
vada several hundred dollars. He
was sent out here 10 lay out the
workshop at the Home and explain
to the bows the names and uses Of
tools. The State paid bis expenses
and a salary. lie did not do any
thing that any practical Carson
mechanic c0u'd not have done. He
was a your man about old enough
TO vote, IIis successor, Mr.. Rob,
ertson. received his mechanical
education in some Of tie finest
schools of Europe, and has had
more active years of practical e1-
perience than Professor Tucker is
years old. Now why could not
Mr. Robertson have taken charge
from the first and the money kept
inside the State. IF there is
single idea about carpentry work
known bv Professor Tucker theo-
retically, that Mr.. Robertson does
not both theoretically and practi-
cally know, the APPEAL would like
to know what it Is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
Some OF the Work or a Demo.
cratic Administrations

cratic Administration.
| A correspondent IN the Lyon
Connty Times. who signs himself
"Worklngman," gives the following
as his ideas upon the present silver
| depreSsinn:
Ed. TIMEs:-Up to the present
time the loss accustomed by the de-
preston in silver has been borne
by the mine owners and mill men
almost exclusively, but the time is
at hand when the employs Of these
institutions will he called upon to
bear their proportion If the burden.
The discount has assumed such
proportions that it has swallowed
up the profits heretofore realized
by those engaged in the production
Of silver. and if this industry is to
he continued. the cost of produc-
tIou must he lesSened. Cheaper
methods Of extraction must be
adohtei. The necessary supplies
must be procured for less and the
empiave, must submit to a reduc-
tion in their wages. Upon these
conditions the develupma Mt Of our
mines and the milling Of our ores
depends.
it is for the Labor Unians of
Storey county TO say. whether or
not the cost IF day wGrk is TO be
leSsened. IF there is not change
in the near future the question will
be presented to them and it will de-
volve un0n them to say whether or
not Virginia City viii be the home |
of men or Of bats and owls. As |
far ~ Nevada Is concerned this is |
not an issue Of capital against Ia |
Dor. It is simply the employer |!
asking the employee to share the
burden which has become too great
for him to hear. Negotiation has
been entered into with the Sutro
Tunnel Company 70 the end that
the ROYALTY collected by that II
poration on all ores hoisted by ,he
mines situated on the Comstock
lode NAV be reduced. and an effort
is also being made to have the Y.
& i. r. II. charges diminished,
ana without DOUBT these objects
will be accomplished. With these
reductions ana corresponding re
iuctian in wages il is hoped that +!
york NAV be continued until the
present disastrous administration
# affairs may be brought TO +!
lose. +
The gist Of the above is simply |
hat some man has concocted a
cheme BY which the wortingmen
# Nevada will be made to bear the ,
expenses of a Democratic Admins ,
ration. There is no necessity of !
edrcing the wages of miners or {
!nybody else connected with silver /;
manufacture in Nevada. All that
We need is CONGRESSIONAL legisla- |
ion that will place silver where it
Ised to be, and that will do away
Nth any necessitv Of a reduction.
{ silver has It's rights miners +
ages need never be reduced in
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
a bucket of water heeE {

Had a bucket of water beer on
hand in the machine shop of |. Fl.
Small when the beginning of last
Saturdays great FIRE in San Fran
cisco was discovered BY John Don.
ovan, the Waterman, nearly a mil
lion dollars worth Of property
would have been saved from de-
struction. If San Franchises Fire
Department was not . political ma
chine, the insurance companies
Weuld DO better.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26

New YORK. Aue. "a Niagara
Falls special says: Louis Z. Cooke,
Of Forepauah's Circus, is here and
says he is makfhg arrangements 10
place an immense rope across the
NIAGARA river, just above the whirl-
pool rapids, for the purpose Of Civ
ing a most novel performance. lie
saws that Adam Forepaugh, Jr., is
determined to make. his famous
Blondin horse walk across the
chasm on September LIST, and that
the only question Of safety to the
animal lies in the possibility Of Sc
curing proper anchorage on each
side of the river.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
DO YOU wish q beautiful con

DO you wish q beautiful com
plexion? Then use Ayers Sarss.
par,lla. 1t cleanses and puriies
the blood, and thereby removes
blctches and pinples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear,
and giving in q bright and healthy
appearance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-26
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.

4 w ELs h SONN EaT-
IA Grass restaurant, well situated
and doing nrst-class business, can be
purchased on Reasonable terms. The
business is nov Gle ,ringa. least saao ne r
month above all expenses. The propri-
etor has no other reason for d,snosinyo
his valuable properly than a nravs =,
other basiness. which derneras h,s
tire time.
For particulars apply =. ArraM Of
nce.
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