The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-07
ABOUT "HARMONY"

~ IN republican ranks.
vebster-s dictionary says, in defin-
'rlarrnonv." agreement in facts,
MONS. interests, etc.
That's the definition CT harmony all
lgnt.
Here is the kind Of harmony the
republicans are enjoying in this coun-
". and this county is the indicator of
the state.
Jim Woodbury.. DR.. Lee, and the
old guard went 70 TonCpah by rep
-esen-aticn. Woodbury. leading, and
l,nifed Prof Roberts SO badly that the
"PCular Tree Statesman" went down
and out. There was no conference be
fore the big thing happened. there was
no trad;nG-Jotn sides took the count
TO- rheirs and went the limit.
2c5ert=. Radesky and his ''pusll"
were beaten forty ways from the,
middle, and the- are sore. 30 sore
tina. thev can cnIy smile and smile
and smile and promise to support.
the mer who dovnel them.
Jim Woodbury. < fighter from
way back. When he goes in 10 heat
man he beats lin. M Roberts
ewes his beating to jim Woodbury.
Roberts lined I'D with Sardis Sum
merfel1 and thought George Mills
would support him TOO. but George
saw light and in order &c grab his
own reward George went in with
TIE Mitchell crowd Bob Hcter
Thoughts -e Wa entitled 10 2 reward"
toe and he wanted &c gel the nomin-
alton for State controller: but when
il came to the show down. Hof7r lost
out. Mills went in and Roberts spent
some nours IN the Nizpah grill won
,.yr.i- where he Vas al.
Coming M on the train yesterday
Wills Brougher and the rest Of the
punch held q bit Il jollifcaation They
still locked the part when they ar
rived here last night, but Rades&y and
the professor staIked off the platform
toward their homes without stopping
10 heed Charlie Bray's hired man who
wanted to haul their grips home for
them
To-Day all hands are whetTing up for
the primaries. The parry in this
county is ST. hopelessly divided that
The county republican convention Will
be a thing to be remembered for 4
long time to come. Votes are suffi
GENTLY scarce to cause apprehension
but this has been forgotten in the gen
eral desire TO carve ont the political
liver of the other fellow. and Like
Bat Nelson at Goldfield, the losers
Will take their end on foul rather
than see the other fellow beat them
in q straight ont fight
As usual the monevod crowd won
1t always does in republican par
politics and this fijht is no different
from The others.
DEMONSTRATION their opponents are
compelled to pay out good money to
carry through their party councils"
What it will be when election day
comes is a foreeone conclusion.
Some "dcpester' played a practical
joke on Cur esteemed contempordrv
last night
We have no patience with man
that viii give false information to a
newspaper, we suffer at that game
very frequently ourselves, but when a
practlcal joke is played on any one,
with no evil consequences to anyone
it is different thing
This is to laugh
1T appears that he Geo Bartlett)
has a settlement to make with GER
tain of the democrat politicians. and
he is not backward in making dec
1arations to that effect"
The paragraph appears in an efTu
sion that attempts to describe a free
fight alleged to have taken place in
the governors Office Thursday
Make no mistake Brother, the DEM
Ocrats are too tickled over the ticket
nominated at the Tonopah convention
to feel disposed toward any settle
ments between themselves
Someone with an idea of humor has
victimiZed an editor
It's all right. The republican press
must print something. The republi-
can platform and the republican tick