Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-30
NEVADA CLIMATE.
How it is Appreciated by
Some People From the East.

Some People From the East.
The people Of Nevada enjoy such
magnificent climate that they have
ceased, from con slant contact with it,
to know what good thing it is.
By going east for few weeks and
breathing the miasma of tho middle
states, sweltering in the sun blistered
cities of the AtlaDtic seabOard and
tossing in bed through SUGGESTIONS OF
sleepless nights, where the tempera-
ture is hundred for hours after sun
set. YOU get an idea OF what Nevada
climate is by what you are missing OF
it.
Some months ago Benjamin Schulz
of Chi cagO came here on a visit with
his wife He is man of Independent
means. and for months past he has
been travelling all over tho United
States and then drifts back to Carson
as the one spot where he gets just
what he wants in the way of climate.
He said to the APPEAL a few days
ago: "The Surprising thing 10 me is
that Nevada is not known the world
over as natural sanatarium. The
lack of proper advertising. [ guess, ac-
counts for it. Some years ago | MOTTO
ed in a Chicago paper little item that
the death record of Carson was but
twelve in a thousand. 1t impressed
me a good deal, and when | started
With my wife on trip We concluded 10
take in Carson, for her health was not
very good and we figured out that a
! town that had death rate Of only
/ twelve IN a thousand was all right
! Wtil, We stayed here few weeks and
my lie never felt so well in her life.
neither did |. Well. after spell! We
started off to see new sights anC
neither Of Us felt As bouyant and a.
well as we did while here, and that
why we came back. Pure water, low
death rate. cool nights. hunting ant
fishing all around you, grand land
scape. What on earth DO you want be
side this
Mrs. Scltulz said: Il was ailins
when away from here and the frs
glimpse | got OF the valley from TIL
, train sent health into me once more
have never felt so well in my life as i,
Nevada. 1t is the one cool state in tn
Union at night. After the sun gOe
, down the heat of he day goes with il
and one sleeps the refreshing slice
! which gives rest and good health. TIL
drinking water here is the finest
think in the United States.''
> About two months ago Mr. Procto
r of New y DIRK, who was out travellin
for bis health, stopped at Carson for
, few days and is still here. He said re
: Gently:
81 don't want any better place t
live. Such nights as you have hel
> ale simply incompatible. 1t is til
only place in the Union. think, whel
one sees the stars in the sky ever
! nigh in the month | have been hel
Il nearly two months and / have watche
the stars ever night and | tell You it
new sensation to me- You fellow
= in Nevada don't know what you''
J. got. Go east few years and live al
Y you will miss those stars. and the co
c nights and the bracing air you g
here all the while. 1t was such a r
lief to me to get the cool nights
your summer. To thousands in I'll
he east night brings no rest They r,
y and tumble about in bed fighting Il
=" awful sweltering heat and the tirele
= attack OF the mosquitoes, and rise ha
gard and worn out to 60 TO work.
It. Il think if the wonders of this c
r mate We're known in the east v
~ would have million people who wou
'' just come here and live on their
-, comes and enjoy life. When am
going and how long will | stay?
shall stay here indefinitely and as 10
Mt as this climate keeps up its lick. f,
at ten years younger already. "A IN
would be fool to get out of the W
of such benefits. | shall only LEI,
Ell when urgent business conpels me-"