Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-01-17
Advice to Law Makers.

10 Order on next Monday. There are
many matters looking to the welfare
OF the State and our people to be con-
sidered. Appropriations for the sup
port OF the State Government and
State institutions must be in the
regular course OF / ~usiness be provided
1or; laws passed protecting the inter-
ests as we'll as advancing those in
every county in the State. The cleo
ZION OF a United States Senator will be
an important event, and there are
other matters that will come up for
consideration.
The prevailing hard times, mainly
brought about by the low price of sill
yer and the existing conditions of our
principal industry. mining, necess-
ltates economy and careful
ment in public affairs. 1t is NOT
economy. however, to cripple the State
institutions by low and Insufficient
appropriations, and the wise thing to
90 Is for h members, nearly all OF
wnom are practical business mer, 70
visit these institutions, inquire into the |
expenses and requirements and then
ACT 1or the best interests Of the tax
payer and with a view of making
each institution compare favorablv
with similar institutions of other
States,
Thus far the MANAGEMENT of each
institution has been Of a progressive
character and the State has reason to
De proud Of her substantial buildings
n special advantages each public
institution affords. 1t is ANTICIPATED
mat the coming session will be an
important n for the State, and it is
hoped that the result will be all that
the people expect.-Journal.
Ii now turns out that Chairman
Mclaughlin of California, who wrote
that famous letter to Mckinley. as
surlng him that anything he did
would be alright, turns out to be the
party who is known in San Francisco
as the man with the telephone hat
he was probably merely experiment
Ing a little to see if the eastern con-.
nectlon with his sombrelo was in
good working order.
Salinas Index: In addressing a
letter to Asemblyman Landsborouoh
OF sacramento, who has now five in.
dlctments standing against him for
forgery, fraudulent conduct, ETC.. the
FRESNO "Republican" thinks that if
would be a delicate courtesy to drop
the prefix Honorable" from his
name. Irony should be avoided, so
lar as possible in addressing a letter.
Ex-Governor Altgeld's address.
which he was prevented from da,i,or
Ing by the Republicans of the ILL., =
nois Legislature, has been published '
ana IL oreathes such a lofty spirit of ,
conclllatlon that it has made the
Doors who administered the insult
hang their heads in shame.
Spain is trying to raise a hundred
million dollars to carry on the var in r
Cuoa' but none of the European
money lenders take any stock in the
1t is said that the Prime
OF Spain having heard that T
axe Kline, of this city, once loaned [
$50 on a galvanized watch is adyertis-
to ascertain his post office ad-
dress. 7
An Oakland girl refused to marry a
nan who came to the scene of the
oro posed ceremony in a blue shirt
who owed the baker for the we'd
ing cake Many a man welded in p
white shirt has turned out a moor
husband, but a man who STANDS off
baker for the cake is good to stear r
clear of. l
In Sacramento warrants have bee n
ssued for bogus names on the paw g
OIL Oh the Assembly. The law maxi y
RS are now trying to ascertain who +
got the money. y
1t Is said that Col. Mazuma, who II
'ls'ted sacramento for a few days to
watch legislation has decided TO es
ablish headquarters near the Orepon-
legislature.
From the drift of the testimony
'iven IN the case of J. j. Cooney, the -
rotary accused Of perjury, it would |
.ok IS ii the jail doors were open in I
be Fair case. ,
when Bryan notices the worn and
'eary look in the face of Mckinley az
Q stands off the Office seekers, he
hanks God that he only GOT O Ii..1a