Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-16

we express our lfOl7lilsi aiiltN ~ r ~ 10
tireless efforts of Neya as graHo - man.
VIM. NJ. Stewart. not oily a the lea Ter Of tie
silver cause in Amer Ca, but for his great Ge-
yotion to the local Interests 81 the State. as ex-
emplifeG by the fact that he has been the au-
thor of many of the important measures.
| affecting Nevadas interests which have been
! enacted by Congress-: namely. the mining laws
CT the United States, the Carson Mint, the
! Stewart Institute, the establishment of the
| Agricultural Experiment Station, IL hich en-
allies the state University t. receive 81 ,GDla
year Government aid. #td til securing of d
military instructor at the State University.
We further commend his efforts. now likely
soon to be crowned with success, to secure the
payment to the state and citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a million dollars for moneys ex-
ended in the suppression of the war Of the
rebellion. and Indian outbreaks. We indorse
his proposal to secure legiS alton making Lake
TaI1e and vicinity a national park. the Gov
erllnent purchasing on an equitable basis the
rights Of ra1 ties whose interests are affected,
as not only preserving from destruction one Of
Natures grand@st works. but giving the \.
tional Government G ntrol for irrigation p..-'
, poses of 4 great lake reservoir which viii
guarantee I'll farmers along the Truckea river =,
NOR va e for irfl-atlcn. and ena b. Il vast
addHi"ua' lI>} Of arid land to lee br 1-ht un-
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend the reelection Of
VIM. NJ. Stewart % the ~rua-, ur the = lid
Stat. a-3 'lo3Ga the Silvor lrty OF Esjda
and the rre-lIyo~ Of this cc.H alton 10 his sup
To our other Senator, John P. Jones. we ex-
tend the greeti r of a De pie who reioire that
they have such a great public servant who has
no ed the commonwealth which has de-
lighted 70 honor him His pre-eninout kuoWl-
ed go &C I'll financial questions has been used by
him fa. the benefit OF the whole world. and his
Speeches in the United 5. ates Senate u,,l the
silver question A@vc become the t.~t book OF
those statesmen So no are devoted 10 the inter
estS of the whole people.
W.. IN pride in the career of Francis G
Ncwlsad~ il Congi,~~. notably in the fact that
/. l.- risen in SIX ,.rS to a pl,r,, among the
aa-,1....fta T.uuz.. md III His infutn,.n in
publ. IF irs is Ueco,eing NOR. and ul.rv m.l
ifos H. is shown hv LIS great rart in the an.
ne a.... Of the Hawaiian Id ds. d cou,um-
mat s.l :.ltlc. pay,I and desired by the Amcri-
: can people for more than fifty years. We de
clare rIat Nevada cannot afford to Lose him as
bur nnrr SEM. i've in the halls # Congress.
r.. o. n:ziuu The Importance If State devcl.
opnya. up,n a5icu!tu5al lines. we c3mmrnI
the efforts of our Rcpies-.s alive III CONGRESS
to secure for the state + Nevada Iesi, alton
Io3kiUo to the reclamation Of arid lands. and
the st i-tra Of water N rcsa. v1irs End urge
our Senators aud Representative in Congress
10 secure Aa passage OF the IRRIGATION ILLS now
before tauare :. introduced by our IL. r.sen-
tatiye. Francis q. NcwIands.
The United state, is now in the rtg}.fuI con
trcl Of Cuba. Porto Rico. anu rly .l.ypiae Is
lands. sud we are in favored hnlIsn Lhe Same
until the American eopla slal have time t.
cfnstder and mike such d.sp5-.-ioa of IN now
9rauj,rta,s as -,.lad policy and the Interests
J-.u# H'Ie crunIrN may require
. ,"'r t q cou>tru 'Il9A 1l jIt Nicaragua
..... tr-- +;.a G;,y,.nmnnt ut the Jr:Er Stas,S
d., -, ~ as political and c.nmlt. ria' ncceS-
o-iN-
Ett.r last session of Congress 2 law having
been passed providing Tor the settlement OF
roa5 ~ tho C,vorrn,nn+ of tho Tn++ad SITS
+he terms Of which REQUIRE the rayIaeut Of til,
entire debt. I1ln lpaI and interest, within tel
na, anr,1,7 md on fail,ra TO make such settle
Inar+ within one year. the mortgage lien Of the
T-sf+aG Sfatrs 10 he AZ once foreci3,ed. a,d III,
property So4G 10 tue A1Ih'st Hl3at!' We I&Nul
foreclosure according to the terms II sad Ac