Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
PRESS COMMENTS.

PRESS COMMENTS.
Reno Observes-The Republicans
"a ususl, are preaching "harmony
The way thing are now are shaping
a good deal of their cake will be
Tough after the polls closes in No
vember
The pins of the various political
parties of Nevada will all be up by
,epember /. Then the voters will
be asked to roll Everything points
10 lively campaign. The Nevada
Observer will "roll" time or two,
and if it don't knock down a little
"dead wood ,"it won't be the Obser-
vers fault.
Reuo'Journal-The other day
Carson man was asked by friend to
drink and declined. At once two
more friends asked him to join in
social glass and remarked, 81 guess
I will have to-like George Nixon
bow to the will of the majority"
The Reno journal holds very
properly that the labor uuion of Ne
vada can accomplish nothing by
forming seprate political organiza
ton. They do not number enough
to hold the power. Any thing
that they want in reason they can
exact by merely asked for it. The
last election was won by the Fusion
party of this State because its at
titude on the lapor question suited
the unions and the union gave the
ticket their support.
Virginia Enterprise-Reno is now
in tearifc uproar over the ladies',
night at the Palace saloon, and it is
the one topic of conversation. The
400 and the 60l talk about the lad
les who entered the gambling hall
and played the various games. Even
the hoboes who was there discuss
the great social event from their
perch on a breakbea as they are
rushed along over the desert, The
San Francisco dalies received spec
ial telegrams regarding the doings
on ladies' night, and the editors OF
Reno's 400 will be shattered before
the talk ceases. But the whole thing
seems to be tempest in teapot.
Reno Observer Reno has had a
shaking up in social circles and a
gamingl resort has had an opening
The morning paper wrote up the
"eyent." To be sure, the morning
paper made something of sensation
of it, but from all account, it made
no more of the "opening" than any
other live newpaper would have
made, apa probably not as much a'
a metropolitan paper would have
done. The Gazette has had itsfeel
"outraged" and is shedding tear the
size of marbles 1t flies to the de
fense of those who We're there anc
devotes a column of its politlcaI
space to telling about it. The Sal
Francisco papers which arrived IL
the "Athens of Nevada" Wednesda.
morning had the opening pictured
in some thing of scandalous way
with the New York Police Gazett
vet to hear from. In the meantime
the ladies and gentlemen who atten'
ed the famous "opening" are prob
ably on the stool of repentance. Th
"Monte Carlo of America" is gettin
lot OF valuable advertising
Nothing that could have happened
would have given the place mor
widespread attention. The peopl
had lark; or, as the Gazette puts i
had stunning party" From a
account it was the greatest "socl
event that has ever occurred
Reno's rather checkered history. l
the meantime, those who put the
in a position to be criticised shoul
not object if that critism comes
little hard on them. The "blov
will soon cease to be a seven-day
wonder-as soon as the Police Gazet
gets here and people quit talkif
about the pictures it will probao
contain.