Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-14


The Boe.s-Wr c&tpnd to III" brave
Beers ofSpt,th Africa, :;rE - mi athT END
moral snip, nrt in their patriotic struggle
for the 7 ~:st Of sell-gus "rNlneH;: aat We
are III abb opposed - ANY al.iaGce,
q o., "a. overt, between the United States
a. ,..y uthar nation, which wiliteud 10
= t;i 49,. 81 '0't' vi ''''' ~ .
Porto Hico-The Declaration OF i'"sa-
pcndcnce the Constitution and ii. --=E
are one and ;usenar&hla. The island Of |
Porto Rico is q part OF the UnILali States,
and placiv moon ii the burden Of certain |
duties, as well - by denying is people |
9 DELEGATE To CONGRESS- fiia AQuiHiStFa- |
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10 he - +ba a..l-a,,,:~,, n onr fore !
flfhrra tf,t oil ,..n,, 80 ,.raataf a,.naI !
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= pom me consent OF He %HE I''t,.' am
go ''i' an" t"A''''''' o.
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lotteries and Prize rightHE-Na re |
lect the proposed constitutional amend |
tnyins ~ t:,G 10 , c,asi 6 IT,
si5t,.Ia lice,'s;5,r ,C,,;.,, fiohtiom IN Ea- |
y. ,...i 7.'I~1 ~. io[r G,a7,,ioefs
f.. l'nt. il. ,-it, tj,a la+ler ana
sr,i.ir 81. ~ H., ,+iI,,r Of +,fie ,,..9
lt,finn "
Lco"f-fNo believe in dire regulation Of
tae nouns e.. tabor y me ~t#,e,aht5 thai 4
AAortt ~ a@ &Ee3 h"Hr> "il lend 20 the
,.taferi&l advance -aei,t, }r0~I Gritty. and
l@''f.i't~s &c.. t.-asa 40 j.por. NctacT~-
ere r.',.s, ca. e.s- i,;al,s for the l-eEi5-
law, applicable to all labor IN mines,
mills, sfneiter~ aid other works tur re-
dUcin~ Or refining ores, and 10 extend
Sach law to other classes of labor 10
which it is applicable after hearing and
consulting with the representatives. OF
adding 10 tie dates Of one Of the State
officers. Without additional salary. the
duty Of 4 Commissioner OF Labor. Who
suall collect al Statistics relating 10 t&Aor
IN This State, and who shall make re-
commendation II the Legislature from
time to time q - appropriate legislation.
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- " 'tSi 80 a. 'eileNG tt1t water
~ ~ l"t +''1 4ail"9 H'''"iu be Fet"@
,l,, ~ ne 80 a. ~ emmett as Il
70 W - ~ Iel ii"l ia p-o, "Heht >|rt,il'
,,e go tn d. "pplo'la,i9hs si"liu ne
.i'"tto lot Ia lui i'"se, ''ntt we ~ az
o,t.iTti - Lhe Si,ec.nG GtctaI'loh IN tlis
.i,u i"t,pit"i pls'ioIii' .lol!h2
ca ii - StTl'l VI li'lpi 1\ l'S '-ie
CO.. ,t'. n ", ','o f .ts 'i'o go,
i ~ 1;ie peI poiSefH Va i.i.s"'ton aHt Tue
w, 81. IL -
:, "eItots tLat ne ueveioplheII Oh the
a,ot,u niio " In tne 40 regions, 10y
plJpei S>steiii ol iitefnai improvement,
w. w." ;ti ouilu W, an eliiplre oaSeu on epuai
oit1Ho''H,'i' ~ lai 81! ptSsihs the power ana
sition OF distant countries and the sub
lection OF inferior races.
Chisefslty ana ochools-Me recognize
.ae nlgn eihclehcy ana usefulness OF our
u .'Iii, ana favor leglslatlon winch
WI WI auVahce rs AIMS anu purposes. we
s ;.l' Iec"shlIe the necessity OF MAINTAIN
my .ue eAcelleilce Oh our pU1lic schoois,
ahu We are opposeG 10 any le3lsia'lon
Mn.cI VII oelnlhish or Improperly d.
|ei' 'he income OF our SCHOOLS
Interstate Commerce--g,-r demand sucb
legislation as will nrote,.t ,uiiviGuais and
communities from unjust DISCRIMINATION
and the public from uniust and unfair
TRANSPORTATION rates.
| Corrupt Practices - We demand the
passage of a law reasonably limiting the
expenditures of candidates in elections,
and preventing corrupt practices in such
elections.
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