Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-23

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e. Al stau-,r4 pok OILY 81. tna l~a. ...l L.oi
st1yc~ nanla in a,rIr.c, hnt for hi. .y~oat de-
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| ar,,r fed NV m, fart +}t.t Il, M, nrea tie Az ,
thor Of u,17iv of the .n,u-t - Il. 3aarcs
affecting Neya6a's interes.s ~r;ca have bacn s
enactod hv Congress: naJuJIy. the lining laws
of the United States, the Cs~,an Mint. The
etewart Iratitute. the estatlis lnenS of the
| Agricultural EzueriMcnt station, HIGH en- :
! elIcs the state University !, receive - % y 7
! wear Government aid, and til securing of o
military ul,rlrtor al the state University.
We further commend his efforts. now likely
soon to be crowned with success. 10 secure the
payment to the STATE AMI citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a m lion dollars for moneys ex-
rended in the suppression Of the war Of the
rebellion. and Indian out Tcals. We indOrse
his proposal to SECURE leris alton making lake
Tahoe and vicinity a national park. the Gov
eminent purchasing on a. equitable basis the
rights Of par ties whose iutervets are affected,
as not only preserving from destruction one Of
Natures grandest works. but giving the Ma
tional Government c ntrol for irrigation pUr-
noses Of 4 great lake reservoir which viii
Guarantee tn farmers alOnL the Truchee river
NOR, water fr? IRRIGATION, and ena lie = vast
additional ara of arid land to be brought I'M
der cultiyattou.
We earnestly recommend the reelection of
4 W 10. n DLtNls L ~ nc - NAiGLtN u AbC l. * I
States, ard pledge the Silver party Of Ns:.dl
and the uou4i1,.s of this coaveu. ION to MS sup
port for tLat Office.
To our other Senator. John P. Jones, We ex-
tend the greet = of a pc pie who rejoice that
they have such q great public servant who has
no O. ed the comm. nwealth which has de-
Ngb+ed to honor him His pre-enfnert knowl-
edge Of all tnan ial questions has been used by
hin, for tha benefit of the whole world. and his
speeches in the United States Senate upon the
silver Question have become the text book Of
those statesmen d no are devoted 10 the inter
ests Of the whole people,
We - O nri5a in the rpraar of Francis @.
NavcIan5s IN Congress. notably in the fact that
10 has ,iaAY in six wears 10 a ulao3 among the
leader. of he House. aud that his influence in
,rbIi, ar. irs "a Incoming mora and MIRO man
ifost AZ j. ahovp Inv his great part in the an
no1ctor Of the Hawaiian Isla DIS. a consun-
NATION s,rioinataf and d,4fre,i by the Ameri-
ls q Da,,,1a for more than ffry wears. We de-
s%n +h,+ Toraaa canro+ affnrd 10 l,aa him a.
- Inn aoo+a4;ro ;c tha havs ~ Concress
raNorr:zirg +he irInortarre Of state devel-
,,rt ,,,, a~ri.u1.1rs Iiro, We commend
45a offart. - NV Representative in CONGRESS
~ a.rnra FOR the State # Nevada iegis alton
hooking to the reclamation Of arid lands, and
the st rage of water in rosa voirs and urge
e-~ Sara+ors and R.nrasar+at,ye in Congress
10 sa.,rn tha massage of the irrigation bills now
before Concre s. introduced by cur Eeprtsen-
..tra - vols q NaUIarls.
Tba Trni+ad States is now in the rigftf7i con
.vo1 of Cuia Porto Rico and he Puliupinr L.
$3.50 on5 we are in gavor IF bol4.u tue ,au,l
,n+1 The American reouIa zhal have time 81
consider and make sun H'spo@tlo1 OF ne ne
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- ' r.. Government It the NnIte N'tt.
81 .n. ...:. - q political and coiurn.Iol3t Mecca
-
At.f.,'+ session Of Congress- a iaw having
been =. j }roviling tot tie settlenlent o
the Indebtedness of the Central Pacific raj
road to the HovernInent OF the Olht+d 0t"1[S
Vie ! VI ;N+-r 1-+L , 20
~entne ue", pm lL'I CIV % - > a. car
years, with interest at TIL rate OF . yer cen
per annum. and on failure 10 MAKE SNrh 9eCO
ment within one year. the mo'tea=e iieh OIL u
United States TO be at once ;"ter.'9e1' ana IL
property sold to the h1-HcSf &'hieT, Ny" taFt
foreclosure according to the terms ~ %'i4 -
in case its conditions regarding settlement Al
not complied with.
C~rtain decisions Of TIE Cntrd "a - co1E
having ~h"rn the mt 0IS.H toHI"N11 -
= mission oT h" authority anu tD"o'7 N'''o""
eti| iI.," ,--l ,,,,l,,-
"!'EI1i''F ';" w. y '" 49,, w..
to he Art IL viii make It All ."'.tN' pro-.
vs. non to tie people against di"'t1f'iHA-'
,,ln: tartTIa. a., >r,,.,,n .
=, 40 ~ HG'"iu A"' ,a-V ri!|Nn.I Inv.
aIi+y 4ief an, 1900 -: -, ~ r.
rave deeds Of our naval al" in'ItE'iy mere
-!'7' will forever form a g )I'"UI Page III .thF'ic
law history. On land "a well IL SEA AInerlca's I
,min- 80 +,,ar ,,snr,, sod ,,.
orSe, ~ -, +hrs. ,yh, f,,,rht our bait!
,o.5or,, +ks +rst+ornus oordnCt o. ~
'H9 ,l,.arar ,asnorsi1.I;+v -nav ret
'rmu- oi,i' W nv 49, ta,+i, ~ s+o,,
imam whose CUlna5ihCy Ia due the ueath by star
party ton and disease OF seNe Al thousand OF t
men. We 2rma9d that the awful scahoalS
sto~a- vol7ed i r,nduct Of the war ne linpa TIA
f Ne and cor 3 investigated ana that %ioc"
Tx : ana.1o ~ [oroda ava Justly nrouE
in the their University. We commend the eihcl
tatlVe r,Innr. a,j WIDENING noa.ihilit
Mind Its il fuence Is already telt AZ a poVeht lac