The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10


he had all blooded stock. That wasn't at Carson;
you couldn't raise grade stock there or anywhere
In the western part Of tho State. it's all that the
ordinary range stock can do ~ rake up living
oam = ranch was clean across the State alongside
ol one Of the eastern playas He had II all under
ditch and he could make II blossom like the rose
| simply by turning the water on Every now and
then Sam would shake Carson and go over to lIol
stein to keep tabs on the blooded stock Ofcourse
pretty nearly everybody was good friends with
sam Davis, and there was not much risk OF any
Stranger coming alond and rustlng any Of his
stock, but it's always best to I've OH the safe side
Sam knew that there never be any trouble
ABOUT haltbred mavericks in The Grayson or
Miller 4 Lux outfits II he had a rode over every
three months and accounted for all the stock that
was entitled TO the bar ID under Lazy II brand.
Whenever Sam would feel one Of these bucolic
streaks coming on he would send down to the Bay
Tor some good man 10 come up and run the Appeal
Tor him. That was good thing all around.
Sam could get of 10 count his cows at Iioistcin
someone Of the San Francisco men got vacation
and change of air. and Nevada benefited 10 the
extent OF having some ~ the hest editorial talent
on Inc Slope brought as you might say right To ts
very door. The policy Of the paper never suffered.
Tor the very good and sufficient reason that there
never had been any policy 10 thai paper at any
time; 80 no one could find fault with its nconss
ency' Sans standing engagement with these
editors pro emporo never varied. He invited
his man to come To Carson. he sent him a pass OH
the Carson and Colorado which was no good ON the
Central Pacific and he told the man TO show UP on
day specified and he could Use the plant as his
| own and keep all he could make. and II possible
he was 10 try TO keep the foreman for he was the
only man on earth who had the run Of the ad bank.
That was all there was to IT, Sam stepped
across the IN inDk AFT hia cd
TO go to Europe or New York. The other fellow
did what he pleased with the paper until Sam sent
word that he was coming back. With all the
mining ads that had TO 60 there was never any
doubt as 10 the ability Of the Appeal 10 pay salaries
even In the hardest times that the Silver State has
ever known.
Tho whole trouble which befell Nevada was
due to the stand taken by Dan OConnell. Dan
was one Of the original Bohemians Of the club of
that name, a genius and an Irishman Sam
being about to go abroad, put Dan in charge Of
the Appeal, and put an experienced ranchman
in as managing editor OF the COW farm at Hostein
and thus, having done his whole duty by
Nevada shook from joyful heels its caus,ic dust.
Dams saiutatory set Carson and all Nevada
in roar He referred gently possible To
the recent conduct OF the Appeal and showed
most plainly that II was the irresponsible doing
OF a rum sodden paretc whose few remaining
friends had made public the statement that he
was travelling abroad. but who really being
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