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5:45 a. m. 800 a. m.
rag p. m. 1898 p. m.
Leaves Boulder Reaches Ward
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$40 p. m. 0:55 p. m.
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A pa,ry Of four ladies or gentlemen
can find desirable double rooms with
board, by enqulrirg at 1885 Pine street.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
asst NIGHTS Meeting.

The Silver meeting held last evening
at the Silver party headquarters was well
attended and all Of the speakers received
an enthusiastic reception.
TWAS expected that Hon. w. +. +.
Deal would address the people but he
was detained in Virginia.
Attorney General Judge acted AS chair
man and introduced as the first speaker
Judge Mack. The Judge related theh his
tory of the State University and clinched
the fact tha ii was the Silver party that
set the University IN a basis of being
enual to any of the universities on the
coast. He then spoke of the benefit
| Richard kirman was to this county. lie
said hat AT the time when the Bullion 4
Exchange Bank was on the verge OF col
/ lapse that it was Richard kirman who
nut his money into the institution and
saved the none of the depositOrs. In
conclusion the Judge stated that during
his judicial career he had tried 25S eases
and out of these there had been 10 re
visions. Several OF the cases were tn,
unfinished work of his predecessor
Judge Rising. He made a short tall
on the State ticket which was received
with applause.
Mr.. \. Livingston, next State Sen
ator was then introduced.
Mr.. Livingston made a neat speech an
clearly con inceI his hearers that he wa
the right man in the right place. In cor
cluSion he said that it was the duty
every citizen of Ormsby county to SUI
mort Reinhold Sadler for Governo
? The Governor had been the means
bringing 10 this city the sum Of Sl2o,o6o.
ALEX McGowan, followed Mr.. Livin;
ston and he delivered a neat and we
| directed speech. Mr.. McGowan VIII
G one Of our next Assemhlymen.
DR.. Guinan made q few we'll dlrect'
remarks. Emmett Walsh, Geo. Gown
d and the other County candidates ca
y made an appropriate speech, which W
well received.
This ticket is a winner from top
bottom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
a vote for Einmett Walsh lis a vote
for the right man in the right place.
The Road Extravagance.

In February 1897 h Grand jury re-
ported that it had cost the county SILL
s. in one year to keep 35 miles of road
in repair and that very little work had
been done on any road except between
Carson and Empire and that many of the
bills allowed for such work had not been
sworn to a full days pay was allowed
for a team that only tool Jim Wood
bury's man to and from work
Vote for James Virgins for County
| Commissioner and stop this leak and
Give all the roads in the county an equal
share.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06

+. 7. Dupuis then delivered Gen.
Barnes fine bit Of oratory as follows:
"Ah. yes; q man asked ms She
other night in a meeting a question
involving this thing---if l hadn't
been in favor of the ratio of I6 to and
I told him yes, I Lad, ard til! this
man Why and when I was.
Il told him that last February, in
10 the harbor Of Havana foated a
white ship like a dove Of peace, and
folded her wings and rested at peace
on the murky waters of that bay.
The American flag hung over her taft
rail in all its beauty Of blue, and
white, and red, and stars: and the
Men, in their white trcpic dresses,
did their work beneath it, safe as in
the hands Of God himself. and at night
they urslung their hanmocks. pat
them in their places, and, as the noble
ship swept on the changing tide.
they rocked with it and dreamed OF
homc and friends, and father, mother
-;.. .....L...4 -:r ..I o,:s-.
~ .o.t - +ho -~m;.,,-u
To-. from honoo<h +hot ,r.;1
o,m.a a~xoIos,on ,f-., ,o,,,ae -
dynamite, fred by an electric wire
,, Mou C,.4o ~
,;.,ha 30 .h;. ~
I . .
49,.
E a4. a...7 o., 80
.,
e
Dlo say onShFIVeo: NO: FOL
the oioo0 Q! tue martyr IS the SEED OF
e the ChuTcn; and they were the
o martyrs Oh llOefty' hr"1 heralds &c
d proclaim that Spanish power, and
Si"Si'y' II" torture were 10 De s"ep'
IS rom the lace Oh the eaTth; and, a
; was SAID hF H'efne' OF Lncie Toby
P oe"'n' a. ''e accusing anger !" If
10 heaven Snahcel with Inc story Q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06

The News of last night gave up he
county fight and raised the cry of Sack"
to cover it's retreat. 1t is the same old
cry raised whenever they realize that the
jig is up:
.Justice Stone has held the scales OF
Justice impartially between the rich and
moor. Vote for him.
At Court meeting held last evening a.
10 o.. IN. held by Judge Mack, the name
IF Charles F. Miller-a voter in Ormsby
county for twenty years was ordered re
stored on the official register Of Ormsby
County.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
ANOTHER liz
Some White Light th'oWn on T.
R-y,nefs Affair.

Thn News AND NnlnfUriso NV" 20
charcai that Senator Gtewrri
an attcmrt t. hribe 3. II. Rcyner@
of Lvon c1nntv to vote for him.
The following letter from Mr.. Reg
,oe,v >nnaks for itsr|f.
Y~orinatOn. New. Sa?t. IS 1eG~,
Hon VIM NJ. Stewart. Carson City NJ
vada
Nv dear SENATOR: Last Saturday |
stovad ovor in DAYTON and silver CITY
and o.ado tho fight there. EVERYTHING
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
side be- sile-great minds, etc.

sue ~ SA*F $500
General Barnes then delivered one
Of his BITS Of fine oratory, as follows:
"Ah, yes; a man asked me the
other night in a meeting a question
Involving this thi1g--if I hadn't been
in favor of the ratio Of 10 to l, and /
told him yes I had
"And I told this man why, and
when Twas. told him hat last Feb
ruarv. into the harbor of Havana
hoated a white ship like a dove OF
peace and folded her wings and
rested at peace OIL the mnrky waters
or that bay. The American flag hung
over her tafrail in all its beauty OF
blue, and white, and red, and stars;
and the men in their white tTop1c
dresses. did their work beneath II,
safe as in The very hand Of Got HIM
self; and at night they Unslun5 Their
hanmocks put them in their places
and, as the noble snip swept on the
changing tide, hey rocked with II
and dreamed Of home and friends, ana
father, i'll ,tn.r. sister, sweetheart
wife and lail,ren. And IN moment
"a the tNiuknng of an eyt, lfom be
meath that ship came 9" @Np4os1oM Oh
, 200 pounds of dynamite, nred by al
electric wire fcom Mono Castle, anc
the great limb; Of the ship were rem
asunder,h her turrets 1eeled and s"eP
overheard, her great guns went to III
bottom Of the bay and aloft went the
souls Of 500 american searnen to tn
I throne of God, unshrved Of all thel
, sins!
Did say uusnrivedo No! re
the blood OF the martyr is the seed c
the Church; ana they were tn
martyrs of liberty, first he1alds i
proclaim that Spanish power, an
At cruelty, and torture were to be sWeI
from the face of the earth, and,
le was said By Sterne, Of Uncle Toby
IL death, as the ccusing angel flew II
''e to heavens chancel with the story
! his sins. he blushcd as he gave the
no in: and the Recording Angel, as
I'd wrote them down, dropped a tear II
III OH them and blotted them out--t
- ever. That was one
e. Last May Day, in Manila Narbc
he Admiral Dewey, on the Olympia, al
Or with his ships behind him, MAJ
IN three times the circuit OF that ba
and-not counting the little ones
IN ten battleships and vessels went
the bottom Of the ga. On the !
'' of July there came out Of Santiago
Cuba the Cristobal Colcu, the '
of cava, the Maria Teresa, the Amman
1p- Oouendo, the Terror, and the Furo1
and in two hours those SHIPS lay
Vi the southern coast of Cuba, shatte
no like the g~alleons Of Anthony
veil Axtiuln. And there were ten
be Manila, SIX at Santiago de Cuba, ,
that is the only time l ever appro'
inr Of the ratio u 10 to J..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
4 PLAGIARIST.
Dupuis Steals Campaign lhun
der From Hon. w. II. L. Barnes
Of California.

The Republican Ormsby county nominees held a meetrng Taste venlng Al
Armorv Hall. There was a band, a couple of oonhres, and the candt-
dates delivered their respective speeches in turn. IT Dupuis, me II the
nominees for Assemblvman, took his turn on the rostr1In.
The APPEAL a few days ago stated some facts IN regard to this young
mans ability to fh i'll literary matters, hut never thought this young ASS
pjrant would o Sc far s to pubicaly pHfer from a brainy man Of another
State. whose words had hardly ceased echong to an entranced audience
Dunuis struck some very imposing attitudes, struted up and down the
nlatforn, and then burst into eloqnence that fairly took the breath Of his
hoarersaway. The acting a perfect, the poses studied and the thenr
stolen.
On October 18th. 1895. at Sacramento, California; General W II. l. Barnes.
one Of CALIFORNIA; greatest ontors, delivered the striking passage printed
l.loy. 1t was published in the Sacramento Bee al OcOber l9tb, 1853, and
headed general Barnes Clever Specch.' Uupuis delivered The same last
NIGHT rs his own composition. &c raj Barnes Grafton and nupuis appear
.1o NV jl ovnatn minds etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
Eou-t forget to VstH for Fnimiti
~ ..is:i for eiistrict Attorney.
For Recorder

Attention is called to the announcement
in another column of the announcement
of Harry Willard who is out AS an hide
pendent candidate for County Recorder
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
Sincerely yours,
H. NJ. I~eringtOn.
TELEGRAM

Carson. May 10, 1905
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, Senate:-l0n
the thanks OF the entire community
Your efforts in its behalf highly apprecl-
ated. ii. Nj. lerlngtoh.
Carson City, New, May II, 1897
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, Washington, ID.
C-Mv Dear SenatOr:-IOu doubtless re-
ceived my wire Of yesterday, therefore
this letter is rather uncalled for, but in
view of the enclosed wretched squib |
felt that it needed some explanation at
my hands.
On receipt of your telegram ! sent 1t
down to the News office with the re-
quest that it be published with appro-
pirate remarks, thanking you, etc, the
result was the enclosed, which has an
noyed me very much.
The fact is to You solely belongs thf
credit for the recovery Of the money and
its so we'll understood that this notice
cuts no figure, although very annoying
We are highly pleased owe
YOUR Senate Committee tariff report AM
earnestly hope it viii become law. Yer.
sincerely yours.
II. NJ. H~eringtOn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06

Chas. B. Day who is a candidate for
Constable on the Silver ticket, is a
thoroughly capable man and a vote for
him 10 we'll placed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
Con tiuCd frrm First Page
C.. CLEVELAND MENTIONED.

HON. \. {. tLENELAND MEN IIVNFT'
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, Washington, il.
Dear SENATOR $ s. While
i'm the CITY bad several low down talk
with Cleveland, and found, OF which
was not aware. that he WAS very bitter on
Won relative ~ tina United States Mar
shalship of Utah. However, think !
can keep him from lighting you, which
he has been proposing to do, although
doubt if he viii give YOU his active sup
FORTHWITH see about that later. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06

Eastern advertising Agent 25o-23i rem
pie Court building, New York city, +.
katZ, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
' w V.
II NJ. Ierington.


Nv Dear Senator:-I remember You
asking me on the Sth Of November past.
"What can be done to help the State OF
NeN a,it?''
In answer to that please carefully r'"'
the enclosed statement on horaX an'!
soda. Help us if You can, for il you d:
known that it will he a boon N"<"'t
can never rtpay. Wishing YOU n happy
New Year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
sincere friend,
II. NJ. I~eringtOn.

Carson City, New, May 4, 1882.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, Washington, L.
C.-My Dear Senator: Iour valued
favor OF the 18th ult. duly received and
has close attention. am very glad that
you have got the Walker Lake Reserva-
ton in such good shape for US, for which
| hank o most heartily.
have another matter that | wish TO
bring to your attention, although / must
confess that | hate To bother you and
fear that you will feel that this institu-
ton is getting to be a perfect nuisance.
The trouble is this: You are probably
aware that since the opening of the G. 4
{. Railroad we have been running II
rains tri-weekly between Belleville and
Keller. We would have much preferred
to run daily trains, bat the cuisines, Wss
so small that we could not do it witt'.IIt
sut.iecting ourselves to a loss of Sl.-'H' u
month. = = Now if we should r:;n a
daily train the difficulty would be ~s"lV",
but to do that we must have a little III
crease of business from some source
Through the earnest call OF The people o
Owens Valley asking for a daily mail
the PostOtfice Department hhally las
season put one on between Keller ant
Moiavo twice a week each way. This i
a sort of opposition that hurts u pas
senger traffic besides the loss OF tina
much mail. Now if the Department
would cancel that contract the stag
could not afford to run, giving US tn
mail on running daily of course, whic
would give the Owens Valley people a
they ask for and probably enabling us t
run a daily in good shape
Inote what you say o silver, bu
= am sorry to differ with You on tn
proposition.
Our recent convention in Virginia
fear was very bad business. The feelin
now is that a grave mistake was made
the resolutions condeming he Republ
can administration as it did-they mig!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
] remain very truly yours,
II. NJ. NeringtOn.

Carson Il Colorado Railroad Co,
Carson City, Nev. Jan'y !, 1873
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart,
Washington, D.. c.
NV dear senator: Your election is as
.ure;i. and Won can rely on it that we are
with Won first. last and all the time.
Yours. as ever,
II. ". YeringtoH,
Stewart has no influence in Washing
ton. Heneglects his dutie* to his con-
stituents and 80 far as being any real
benefit to the people of this State we
might as well be represented by q Plute
Indian."-N.& T. Il. 4 Organ.l
Carson City, Nev. IAN. J. 1897.
NV Dear Senator: ! just returned
from s. f. and tind your welcome letter
of the 18th ult. Its needless for me to
say that we greatly appreciate your kind
efforts in our behalf touching the Walker
Lake Reservation affair. Its really very
hard and unfair on us and if you can get
the matter set at rest for all times we
shall be ~eternally obliged.
raIpaip &c aNnr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06

have condcnael the ~HorHhilcaN
members Of """c~"~s :h"t opposed fire"
coiuncp and let it % at that.
People now say that the convention ~
this matter did o voice the Republican
party Of Nevada, SO You see there IS
likely 10 be trouble, although it IS tru"
the Democrats are as deep in the mud as
the Republicans are in the nIire, for
although orr next nominee, iiar-
rison. is "anti-free coinage, their MAJ,
Cleveland, is all over a still bigger anti
silver man. 50 it lOoksa as if both parties
were badly in the same boat. However
we can but hope that al things Will
come out @. X. in the near future.
| remain, yours very truly,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
Carson CITY. New. Jan Is, 1897.

Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, Washington, u.
C.-My Dear SenatOr:-1O our kind II
esteemed favor OF the 18th inst, just reed
and | confess it gratitied me very much
to know that my efforts in behalf of the
Am. Flat scheme met your approval with
the further assurance that our side of the
tariff question will receive your earnest
and hearty support when the time comes
vhich know must and for which the
people of the State are bound to appreci-
ate or he most ungratefui.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
Sincerely our
II. NJ. ~Geriugton.
Carson City. New. Dec 26, 1906.

Carson City. New. Dec 26, 1896.
Hon. VIM. Stewart. Dear Sir
In view Of the interest now taken in
the tariff question, | feel that N"u viii
pardon me for calling your attention 10
some Of our Nevada and California pro
ducts, which require a little more pro-
lection. viz: horax and sod*, the further
details of which please find IN the a"-
companying memorandum, wherein |
have attempted to give q few nnquesti"n-
able facts for your consideration.
Some ten years ago a number of our
residents secured Ivy purchase from the
+ Government the extensive alkall deposit
known as Owens Lake. in InyO county.
Cal. with the intention OF extracting
from its waters soda ask. h~i-carbonate OF
soda, caustic soda and other b~i-pr0ductS,
with which those waters are so strongly
impregnated. without doubt the largest
alkali deposit III America. About $50,
900 have been invested in LAM and
works at the lake: this years production
being over 5000 tons of excellent carbon
ate Of soda.
Now bOrax interests are especially i'm
p~ortant, the production large, wiz: over
$4,000 tons since 1888, which at present
market price of &c a pound would he
over S3,OO0,O00.) with a heavy amount OF
? capital invested, giving a vast number OF
white people employment, also to lndl-
: ans coming off the Reservation. who are
: we'll paid, thus assisting the Govern
ment in taking care of them.
Unfortunately Nevada is not hlesseC
with many valuable products, and know
ing yOur desire to further the leading
+ interests Of the State, | take the libert,
of urging You in connection with tn
other representatives in Congress to us'
4 every effort to increase the present dutle
+ on the products above referred to,
Your Obedient servant
20 II NJ Nprinutnn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-06
! remain as ever,
II. NJ. I~eriugtOn.
Carson and Colorado r. r. CO.,

Carson and Colorado r. r. CO., Car
son City New, April Il, 1892.
NV Dear SenatOr:-On my return from
Keller yesterday | find your welcome
favor of the 9TH inst, giving assurance
that through your kind and active eN-
ertions with the Department Of Indian
Affairs, his Company is not likely tC
have any further trouble in its transport
tation relations with the Indians on the
Walker Lake Reservation
assure you that we appreciate all this
very much indeed and appreciate very
highly your highly your energetic eff
forts in our behalf and hat of the people
of Esmeralda county.
am free to tell you, which | am SUR
YOU already know, that the men con
trolling the leading interests Of Nevadt
are very anxious that you should con
tinue one of its Senators, and | may ad'
that we people will do all in u power
for your successful reelection next fall.
The Democrats are working up thi
third party move, etc. and | fear our Re
publican friends are blindly tumblin
into the trap. The move here wa
started yesterday by young Dorsey Note
ware, always a mighty poor Republica
and now very sore in not getting II
State Land agency az Washington ava
from young Van Duzer, a good boy and
worker for his party.
The aspirations of our mutual frier
Woodburn are rather funny. to say Il
least of them, and as yet have not create
any very wild excitement in the WOO
west of Nevada. | am told thai he I
Gently said in Reno that he did not e
pect to be elected but hoped to wor
Won and make things very unpleasa
for you. If that is his idea you knC
perfectly we'll how to meet it.
Hoping all is we'll and again heart
thanking YOU. | am.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
DrnbnenTd1ludbt
T~srtfesuna.I
ROmun in uelln gii6ern BON War NorSau.

@9abe, baB Sir es ni9t getbun buben,
meinte 6enneberg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
Takes Acl Ion. Looking 10 Legislation BY the
Assembly Of Virginia.
TO PROCURE RELIEF FROM OPPRESSION
important Resolution Adop,ed-The
Lesis'aturo Earnestly Requested
10 Pnss the wharton Mia Doar
Ear 10 Rcpentcd Protests or The
Sonthwcstern Tariff Aasocin,ion.

The Committee on Trade of the Cot.
ton exchange on yesterday took action
looking TO legislation by the Assembly
OF virginia to procure relief from the
oppression and unjust rates establish
ed by the Southeastern Tariff Associa-
.ion The resolutions of the Commit
tee on Trade speak for themselves
me Chamber OF Commerce and the
business Mems Association are also
requested to unite with the cotton men
TO secure the desired relief needed by
our merchants and the business inter-
esas or Norfolk. The preamble and
resolution follow:
Whereas. Our community has been
suffering for years by reason OF the
unjust discrimination in rates made by
the Southeastern Tariff Association,
an. irresponsible combination Of ins,lr-
ance companies, with it's headquarters
III Atlanta, Ga, whose management is
incompetent and unbusiness-likc, and
from whose decisions as to rates there
IS no appeal; and
Whereas. Risks in Virginia, exactly
similar TO those of more Northern
states, are rated at twice to three
times the premiums charged there;
and
Whereas. Those in charge of the
management of the Southeastern Tariff
Association have been deaf TO the re-
peated protests of our citizens, and
their applications for an adjustment
OF the rates which at present are
simply cXtortion:
Resolved. 1t Is the firm belief of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton EX-
change that the only recourse that re-
mains is an appeal to the Virginia
Legislature TO prevent the oppression
OF citizens of Virginia by. Georgia
organization, and with this In view
Resolved, That The Virginia Leg!s-
lature be earnestly requested to pass
the Wharton bill. forbdding the com
bination of fire insurance companies.
and
Resolved That the secretary be in
structed to forward copies Of these
resolutions to members of the LeEis-
lature and TO write to the members
from this district urging them to press
said bill to an early passage.