Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-03

lamDaSted u O H2rbOrlng divorces. lie has alSO taken 1aHSO out
OF the State for other apparently personal reasons, SO there ar
pears to be no excuse for paying for any honors to confer o. him,
unless some individuals vanity is hopeful of recognition.
Some few weeks ago one of the Elko papers stated in a
boastful though legitimate way it had gained eleven new sub
scribers in a single day, to which the Carson Appeal, under its
recent management, said it could go the Elko paper II better,
ard t1amphantly declared that it had lost fourteen in one day,
all TO go into effect November l. Now, however, the Appeal can
go them all several better and honestly asseverate thai with today's
edition one hundred and forty new names, which have never been
on the subscription booke, will go o. the list, and these IT only
IA small part of these that will follow, when a real effort is made
to gam subscribers. And this is no boast.
"Iert' Mcintosh, formerly of Tonopah, later of Rochester,
and now of berkeley o some other coast town of California, was
in Reno a few days ago and made the statement that he had a
'cnch' on the United States atorneyship for Nevada. He claims
that the job has i"en pledged to him and proposes to hold the
promising parties to the pledge. Well, he may, but the press of
Nevada, which is Il unit against his appointment and is endorsed
by at least II tenths of the people of the State, will fight to the
last to stay his ambition.
Charles J. Gates, the young millionaire who recently died in
Cody. Wyoming, was well known in Nevada, especially in Gold
field and Rawhide. In the former camp. when it was at it's height,
Gates made a protracted stay there and made a number of in
vestlents, bt re was sharp enough to come out winner. While
there he also tsed up more than one bucket of red paint.
Socialism is growing to such IN extent in Nye county that
there is "A probability that the Democrats and Republicans will
combine on the county ticket at the next general election. From
accounts received it is apparent that the Democratic party in that
section is losing more members by reason of Socialism than the
Republican
With san Francisco being cleansed of all iniquity and made
as pure as any brand of baking powder in the market, Los Angeles,
her Pacific Coast rival, is seriously thinking of taking off the
lid and returning to a condition of attractive %wickedness that she
may catch the tide of tourist travel that comes in the fall to winter
on The coast. The thrifty people of the city of the angels are
already figuring on having a Darbary Coast for the winter months.
If there is any money in it, it goes.
When the new tariff is in full effect the Government will lose
many millions of revenue but it will be more than made up by the
operation of the new income tax law. 1t is pleasant also to reflect
that the people who reaped the golden harvest under the Republi-
can tariff will have to pay most of the income tax. Naturally
they re the loud*st howlers.
The Oakland woman who gave a street car conductor a dol
lar for returning her eight hundred dollar ring, has been so thor
ougniy published by the newspapers that she has been obliged to
look about for another neighborhood to live in.
While the United States as a rule is suffering from foggy
and stormy weather, Nevada is enjoying cloudless skies and de-
lightful sunshine.
completed North America will be a poor lone island?
The European powers are beginning to figure that it may be
a good idea to let Uncle Sam take care of the disturbances in
Mexico.
Ladies with Xray skirts find this just the climate to cut
a fashionable dash in.