ENLARGE
Nevada Appeal file photo Henry Mighels Sr. was the first editor of the Daily Appeal. The paper's first edition hit the streets May 16, 1865. It was a Republican paper founded by E.F. McElwain, J. Barrett and Marshall Robinson. Mighels and Robinson bought out the others in the fall, publishing until 1870. The paper was then sold to a pair of Democrats, who called it the Daily State Register. The New Daily Appeal was founded by Mighels and published in September 1872, when he bought out the Register.
Carson City was growing rapidly in 1860:
Thy march is onward! Be it so--
Thy presence lights our way
And all, prosperity ...
Thy march is onward! Be it so--
Thy presence lights our way
And all, prosperity ...
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