Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-27

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newspaper. The Visalia Times, usu-
ally level headed, says it thinks "In-
gals has taken quite a tunhle.' We
do not so consider If. The occupation of
a reporter is a Respectable one, aud
to be successful one must be a mar of
some ability, We think the pews-
paper men will compare favorably
with the Legislators ia N State, and
do not think they will suffer in com-
parison wen with the members Of the
National Legislature. At any rate,
Ingalls, has male a record as a states
man, but has not developed the fact
that he is a reporter Of any great
ability.
Andrew Jackson, after having been
President, served a term as Justice Of
the Peace, and he made a good coun-
Try squire, too.
ingalls, is to be criticised. not be-
cause he reported a prize fight, but be-
cause he did not do it well.-Sacia-
mento Bee.
Russell Sage's prospects of winning
the blue ribbon as the champion mean
man looks very bright. He is worth
800, 000, 900, or thereabouts. ard has a
brother living in the village Of Chan
nagan, Illinois, who is as poor as a
church mouse. Recently the brother,
Elias Sage, was compelled TO borrow
S50e, and Russell loaned it TO him at
6 per cen interest. But he took a
moEtage on poor Elias home and it
was duly recorded at the county seat
of Will county. This breaks the re-
coTd Of curn udgeOns
A Chicago paper o nenting on
the late fight, remarks that "of course
Corbett had Fitz in the ring, but it
must be remembered also hat Fitz-
simmons had a severe attack Of Jim
jams at the same time"
A gentleman writes to the Report
stating that be was awarded $1,000 by
a jury in g damage suit against the
Southern Pacific, which award was
confirmed by the Supreme Court.
When he settled with his lawyers he
received $3.50 as his snare. 1t is bet
ter to be born lucky than rich We
heartily congratulate our correspond
cot, 1t first when We read his letter
We thought the figure was $11 so.
Daily Report.
There is a growing feeling in politi-
cal circles 4hat a small Republican
minority in the last Legislature sprung
a lot OF schemes to put the Silver
party il a hole and men who ought
to have known better allowed this lit
tie game to go Oh.
The fighters who pnt in most Of the
month Of March in this city put in
most OF their spare time reading the
newspaper com nents on their train
aug. The newspaper staff which
amused them most were toe humor-
ous letters which appeared in the
Stockton Mail. signed G. A. B. They
We're evidently written by some one
IoLA4Eiai WILL OdlSSu buL WHO wrote
them in Stockton. The two men
enjoyed the good natared chaff in the
letters and had many q hearty laugh
over tie comieal situations depicted
! in the articles.
Two cinnamon got into a row yes.
terday in Chinetowr over the division
OF receipts from a lottery ticket and
one smashed the other over the heaG
with a club. The two factions threaten
war, The amount involved was a
dollar and forty cents.
Staid and lsw-observing Pennely-
vsnia had two prize fights yesterday,
both Of which were widely advertised
and with nei-her Of which the police
interfered. The East does not seem
to have any license to shy ite shafts
Of censUre at Nevada.-Stockton Mail.
The San Francisco Star appeared
last week with a handsome new lead,
greatly improving the appearance of
this sterling weekly SO earnestly en-
gagged in the struggle for truth and
right.
Owing to the big ferry boat Solono
plying between Fort Benicia and
o Costa being out OF repair, trains
are obliged to go around by Stockton
which brings them into Reno from
forty minutes to an hour ahd a half
late.
Mrs. Tom Hickey departed ;or Cali.
fornia last evening.