Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-15
WANTED A PRINTER.
A Good Man Can Find Steady
Employment at Yerington.

+ For some days man with wild and |
| haunted look in his eye has been fire.
quenti the streets of Carson. It is
no less parsonage than Senator Gal
lagher Of Mason Valley. He has been
in town now about week and thinks
+, he will remain until the Carnival is |
overt his money holds out. He
bumped up against an APPEAL nan
yesterday. He said he was running a
little paper in Yerington, Mason
| Valley, and wanted a man who could
handle it in his absence
"You see,' said the Senator, ''some
years ago voted against some news
paper bills in the Legislature and the
fraternity played for even. l was a
candidate for Governor and they never
mentioned my name. No not a d
paper in the State gave me a line and
it buried me completely. When the
convention met no one had heard that
Gallagher of Lyon was candidate be-
cause the only Gallagher they men,
toned was Peter Gallagher of White
Pine and there amt no such man. So
1 started sheet of my own. In case l
want to run for anything now I can
announce it you bet. ..:-t
"Now | want good man to edit the
paper A powerful writer and one
who can flop around lively on a public
question il necessary, and light quick
on his feet and do as l tell him. He
must also be, able to set type, do tabu-
lar work and handle the county print
ing and be eble to scare the Commits
sioners to death if they on It give it to
him. He,mnst be an all. round man
and no slouch.'
"a bout . what wages could he ex.
''Oh. I don't give .whop for expense
III pay him whatever right for a
, first class man, but he must be good
one. l wouldn't mind twenty i've
plunks mouth for such man, If he
come well recommended.
''Well think 1 know a man who
will fill the bill at those figures. Old
Ebenezer Mangus.'
Where is he,'' asked Gallagher anx.
: iously.
Hes now working in the Reno
chain gang, but his job is about up
and he may like the change"
e Mr.. Gallagher looked blank and the
. iovo,s oxproSsiDn IF ovroetonov fo1,d
''Then there is Thedoiphus O'Roke'
n "Where is he?''
9 "He's in the Carson City prison,
r drunk CELL -
''Sorry to hear that, can nail him
when he gets Out?'
q Possibly if you get there before the
l. State Printing Office gets him, l think
s he is spoken for already to get out one
If of the Secretary of States reports
But there IS Shocks Plankerton.
T. "Where is he," said Gallagher edg
ing up and asking the bar keeper to Sc
- out the bottle again.
r HE is now in Santa Clara serving
term for forgery. You see all the gooi
printers are engaged somewhere
What does man have to 10 on YOU
paper?''
= "Well not much outside of papel
IS work. He washes the forms twice &
day in the creek to keep out these in
r. fernal type lice. The last man l hat
- planned good deal of type lice ant
| T trio sh n oil IF
{, but he said they we're still there. Fin
ally l got new case of plea, l thinl
~ he called it to rua legal advertising il
~ and he said they charged the count.
er know the biz, have something more
O. but the plea had no type lice in it
OF was sure of that.
IL 'If l can't have man that can keel
B. the type lice out of the forms | don
It want him at all. And must get hiI
r for twenty five plunks, too.
I "Besides this, of course, | let hir
I'd have half of the circus tickets and TAX
and I'll furnish girl. l let him hav
al show tickets at half price and b
"a needn't pay cash either, but work
out extra, herding sheep"
Mr.. Gallagher filed his glass an
~ continued:
g "Say pard, it's h getting goo
men to run papers in this countr!
I've put in two months travellin
about the State hunting a good mai
I've bumped up against a lot of goo
he editorial men and crackerjack printe
,a1 but the minute | talk wages they eds
At off. Do the d fools think that b.
IN cause I have few hundred thOusan
nd sheep that 1 want to blow in all tt
20 profits of the wool and mutton indu
I'D try under McKinley's protection ru1
in. ming these seven by nine sheets, an