Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-29

have Gone more?
We express OUT profound appreciation o. 80
tirelcss efforts Of Neva as -ranti 81 ,,l.
VIM. n. Stewart, not OILY a. the l.adur,f ne
slvar cause in America, but for his great do
yut.Ou TO the local interests Of the State, as OK
enpLfied by the t&ct that he has been the au-
thor Of many of the import mt measures
affecting Nevada's intere5ts which have been
enacted by Congress: namely, the mining laws
Of Tie United Safes, tEc Carson Mint, the
Stewart Institute. the cst;thIi~ lment OF the
Agricultural Experiment Station, hich en-
abl"s the state University g1 receive Sf,.0)ta
yen Government AID. and III securing Of a
military il -tructor at the tate University.
We further commend his efforts. now likely
soon to lie crOWH@i with success, to secure the
payment to the State an citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a IN lion dollars for moneys ex-
Tended III the suppression of the war of the
rebellion. and Indian ont reaks. We indOrse
his proposal to secure leEis alton making Lake
Tahoe #t-i vicinity a national park. the Gov
eTnmcnt purchasing on an equitable basis the
rights of pa ties whose interests are affected.
a. not OILY preserving from destruction one Of
! Natures g,tniuet works. but giving The Ma
Il nal Government C ntrol for irrigation pur-
! rUH-s OF Il great lake reservoir which will
gIaran. e.. tn farmers along The Truckee river
Nor ": + for irrigation. ana el1 le a vast
additional a. ; IF arid land to l. br. ught un-
der cU.jt2' ,.i.
! We y3~Ir.:l: ecomn,HI We reelection Of
VIM. n St"Wa t o the ~rn%.' uf the C...ci
or6 49, Cot Ri. -, w." y, ~, ~
rr,+ far ...-..,
To cur o1hcr Senator. Joau P Homes, We ox-
tena the gree. x Of a pc ole VIII, rejoice that
tEey nave Sut.i Il 9 cat lUb!c ST. E|Ilt Who hes
ho o Cd the COZ, p: n""aI;h which has de
lighted to honor In Ills pre- eminent Euowl-
e." 81 all "iIil -'i Q0t~.lolS ttS >"rn used by
hun I"" TIE I"I."'.' Of til" WIoa' world. ard his
speech Iii t1c I Htt'tI St;toS Senate ut'pl the
silver g. II" uon have h"',T, til" t.Et book OF
8 FNt $500 r..D hA .a, .4aX.a Il 2, ffsaf me-,
oat~ cd tn" >h"ie people.
We n . nl1oe III the 'er Of Francis q.
Eo"L,l":5 IL Congress in the fact that
he ma i2"'"i IN six ye,lr " place among the
lea'.'i~'. ..H House. an" 1T MS Influences III
HHinr III IS A' hc'o1t!nE 'a'-' and me-" maa
iItS as Is Shown by ms great part III I'll" an
Lc.at'"L "t IN" 4" a.jar tola O.. q 'oH~rj!n-
nl2l."A ''3"l"t"Ht 3r-'"t by the Amnri-
can poop L.. more Ih"4 HtIy years. We De
c'":% taSt Nevada cannot ai rrd - l"5e him as
h"r Kclr sentative III the a.siIs If Congress.
X" 'o-HtZ"g the ii0pO'tala'" Of State tevel-
0lmeNt upon agricultural lines. We nme
the Of. r'@ Of cur Representative in Congress
to ~""uTe Tor tho state + Nevada lcgiS alton
i2oA-H- 10 the re- Aa}a2tion OF arid lands. and
the st r"Ee OF water IN res" v"lrS and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
to S''u2' the passage Of the irrigation bills now
before ta"-rt introduced by our itepr,sen-
tativc t"@ncl5 q. NewialuS.
The tLited States J. nov in the rigEttUl con
49, 49, $500 't'- ~ -+i', EA'r q"
l4i.dS, an. We are IN favor + h"liln tn" Same
untI tn AMrlI' an people srai have time To
cons t'"@ urd make SU'h deposition Of III" new
acquisitions a. Quad policy and the interests
81 liz" h"l" 60 ntrE may require.
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4 The. .3st-l,t nt.4,-~ ii tn. rrtIaI !'tr,T = Iii
Ioa} to tie t'NvrLnl' 1T ne tutet sax '.
the terms OF winch re- payment Of tn"
Z ertire debt Illn ipal 'tot, with Il ten
years, with interest a !. g. of ) Ter cent
per ann III. AID on ful..a. make such sett e
"2crt T-...n one year, the lAottgage lien of thu
United States I" he at once tortcio-ei, al the