Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-31

Pacific railroad under fDrcclo.u,4 81
mortgage have 'een recsived hy John
Z. Gown, special UuireI States At
torney at O'nah4 The DEGREES are
signed by al re rartin- 10 he sun
n Judge 5 .nt"rsOu viii make the
f1nal order Of sale this week 1t now
appears that the road will he sold TO
pay a part Of the Indebtedness of the
company to the Government.
Governor Bndd nas appointed Mrs.
Phoebe 4. Hearst a member of the
Board OF Regents of the California
State University to fill the vacancy
created by the death of Colonel
Croker. For a long time Mrs. Hearst
has K the greatest interest 10 the
University and from time to time
has endowed scholarships. :, She
now contemplates the erection Of a
specially endowed memorial building.
Some people fearthat with The as
sembiage of many thousands OF min
ers and others on the Klondyke next
year there may be terrible outbreaks
OF violence, There may be one or
two outbreaks, but if the Canadian
authorities continue to pursue their
British method Of prompt trials, no
appeals and speedy execution in muir
der cases, the outbreaks will not con-
tinue.
In January, 1894. MI. Bryan de-
clared 10 Congress to at the duty on
coal is indefensible." The duty was
reduced in accordance with the free
trade ideas of Mr.. Bryan and other
Democrats, and the result was a cor
responding reductiou in the wages of
the Goa miners, which nave been on
the same low level ever since. With
the increased output of American coal
that will follow the increase in the
the mine Wner will be enabled
70 pay better wages for their labor
San Jose Mercury.
The duty on coal fixed by the Ding
ley Dill is p cents a too. Before that
duty was fixed, mine operators were
making money, but the miners ware
working for wages Insufficient 10 Dur
chase the bale necessities of life IF
the coal barons are anxious to end
the strike which is now going on in
the coal fields, why do they not offer
TO divide with the miners the increes-
ed duty on coal?
Treasurer Westerfeld came I'D yes
terday from San Francisco. He saws
the town is simply Kioadyke mad and |
ABOUT every one who can scrape .
enough money together is going in
the spring, anyhow. Business is nick
ing up In the city in consequence and
the merchants are happy.
Peter Davis Horton has declared
that a receipt introduced in evidence
In the trial of Theodore Figel, in San
francisco is a forgery. Dave Carya-
Inc declares that it is not. Both men
are experts Of thirty years experience.
But q conclusion a be drawn
from the incident, and that is that ex-
pert testimony is altogether unrelia-
BILE.
Eacn man tostifies just as he is paid
ana his Ideas on the subject are
worth no more than the purchased
opinions of the attorneys in the case.
Great Britain is quietly gohblinp
up all the small islands lying loose
n the Pacific. A captain of a man.
'f-war lands, hoists the St. Georoe,,
cross, leaves a document to that effect
Ind the thing is done. Our circom
ocaelon Office requires yards of red
ape talks OF war, lengthy
irtlcles and In the end-nothinp
otto S"hoey of Germany EXPRESSED
an u~nfavorable opinion of the Em.
'eror and was indicted, but succeeded
n escaping to America.
Owing to Consul General Lees pro-.
Tile opanlards will not execute
Manuel Fernandez, an American
ltizen captured among the fllibus-
ers.
Inc Catholic Mission will open in
MS city on Sunday, July 25, and cor
'nae 'or one week. The Very X. vor-
,ho ratner Honnberry will coAuuct
he Mission.
ine onakesperean quarrel of
aud Cassius is to be renro. =
'uceo on the stage in Tuscarora. The ,
aliltary authorities will be in readi-
ess 10 quell any serious outcome 90
he row.
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