Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-08
GardnervilIe Ala med.

Last week a number OF young ladies
Of Carson took a spin on their whenis
up through Douglas county. They
all wore blnOmerS and as they clided
along the country roads about Gard
n~ervllle. their appearance shocked the
good people of that section to such an
extent that several old ranchers who
had never heard of the new
almost tainted by the roadside. Some
were in favor Of sending to Genoa
for the co%nstabulary to get in and
arrest all hands. Yesterday Herman
Springmeyer was in town ami pur-
chased "a keg Of carpet taeks OF George
Meyers. 1t is rumored that he is
acting for the County Commissioners
who propose to Strew the tacks alrng
the highways and bridges and p-rfor-
ate all the bike tires in Douglas.
1t makes the whole POPULATION o
California shake with laughter t. SEE
the San Francisco pa; e"- all jumping
vi " N'ubS tC &C
caught with a hlackmain contract IN
his claws. 1t is Of course r~eprrhen-
sible for a newspaper TO make corpor-
atiOns purchase their silence, and es-
Rear-t'S wealth to stOop to gan
money ~dishOne-tly that he is not in
meet of, but there are few papers in
San Francisco who can get up and
with the excuse that they are without
sin. The San Francisco press is the
most tluuky, vernal and corrupt thing
Of its kind in the world.
H. John Turner. an English anar,
chist. has slipped into this country
uudetected through the Storage Of &
steamship, and is about t. inter upon
a tour through the Uuitei States fol-
the preachment of anarchy.
He will 20 about the Country orat
inS against wealth. Not long age
the Duke of Marlborough came oveI
here and picked up a wife bccaus,
she had money. What suits SOM,
not seem to suit others. Some peopI,
are hard to please.
The ladies of a Fresno church az
vertised a bloOmer social, and tn
brethren came out in squads, bat
talions and armies. The church Wa
full and the ladies made lots of money
And the "bloomers' were nothing blu
"roses in bloom!' The brethren fee
someway, as if they had been wheedle
April 1st, have concluded to keeI
quiet about it.
There is a woman writer on the E2
. aminer who is doing so me very cleve
, work. She visited a fortress in Cuba
, when it was certain death for a woma
g to enter, and tue same day went slum
g ming with a Salvation Army womaI
in San Francisco. All in all, she ma
be regarded as an all round reportel
Why don't the young men of Nevad
organize an order similar to that of tt
i Native Sons in California, having til
g same object in view-that of running tt
y State for the benefit of its residents? B
e such a curse the young fellows Won
e have a good chance of lettering not onl
! themselves, but everyone interested
Nevada -Plaindealer.
Such an organization ought to be star
ed here and every man in the State your
and old should indorse its principles.
Depew is dead on to thu faculty c
- the C~alifornians for absorbing fiatteI
- He has been blowing eloquent smok
at California ever since he struck tt
State and the whole population is {
his feet.
The APPEAL turned a new volun
last Sunday and We want it distinct
understood that newspapers who d
not make sacchariGe notices of tt
event will get no honied words frol
this office when their time comes
turn.