Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25

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OF a combination Of both, cannot pos
sibly carry the State next n vember.
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That Nevada is on the eve of more
prosperous times goes without saying
a close observer of things in general
cam t help but feel the Quickpuin~
already. Our merchants are all doing
a better business than last year 81
this time, and with the opening Of
spring We can confidently look for
still greater Improvement. ElkO
county, White Pine. Humboldt in the
east, ard the whole western. part
OF the State has improved SO per cent.
People who have had their money
boarded for two or three years past
are evidently letting go of a dollar oc-
casionally now
All we need to round ont II success
is free coinage.
The newsbOys of Portland. Or. have
started a paper called the "Calamity
Howler." Ralph Clyde the boy who
used to act as carrier for the Mid
winter Appeal in the 40 Camp in San
Francisco is the chief calamity writer
on the staff. Here is a sample para
graph:
The miserable son of a bachelor
who runs the morning paper. is out
for the Simon or LOtan ticket. 4 gal
Ion of whiskey and the return If an
outlawed note were probably the
consideration that closed the sale of
the papers influence TO the ring.
They will have to sober up this idiot
two days before the election in order
to handle his vote.
Arthur McEwen thinks that the
showing up of a contract between the
S. P. r. r. and the Examiner bv
which the latter was not to fight the
road, was the work Of some subordin-
ate who arranged the deal unknown
to Hearst. Mr.. Hearst has had peO-
pie in his employ who would not, and
have not scrupled to rob him.
If the L. S. Grand Jury now in ses-
sion has the nerve to perform its duty
irrespective of politics, the rascally
work of jury fixers and witness brib-
ers will be a dead letter in Ormsby.
The general idea the public have OF
the matter is that the pull has al
ready been applied and hat is the end
of it.
A Sacramento man who eulogized
a dead friend, stole the word painting
bodily from Bob Ingersol's Grafton
eve his dead brother. A man like
that who wants to keep a friends
grave green had better paint it the
DIES ired color and done with.
The public schools in Carson have
children yet in their teens debate the
effect of the Government control Of
railroads, a question over which U. S
Senator'S are at Ioggerheads. 1t is ri
diculous to expect children to grasp
such questions.
The Elko Independent gives this ad-
vice: "Keep up the silver agitation.
Light is breaking in the East and the
dawn OF a glorious morning will soon
gladden. the hearts Of a suffering peo-
pie. None but towards will falter
now"
The Sacramento Bee continues to
call for free coinage at the Natiora l
Convention, but does not say what is
to be done if the convention refuses to
adopt it. We would like to see the
Bee declare itself on that point.
The Turks know perfectly we'll shat
thew need not stop killing Armenians.
Mass meetings and protests are excel
lent for display, but Europe will never
interfere as long as there is money in
letting the Turks alone.
Congressman Newlands has secur-
ed for Mrs. Sarah Butterfield a pen
sion Of So per month and 50 a month
for her minor child also back pension
pay for five years, amounting in all
to about $500.
Bar silver, .6S3.