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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
Notice Of Registration.

The qualified electos Of Phoebe Precinct. Lin.
coin Count, state of Nevada. are hereby mott
fed that tine Books of Registration for the Gen.
eral Election to be held on TUESDAY. Nuyeu-
Der 5. 1872. are now open. The time for the
registration Of the names OF voters will expire
ON MONDAY, October ~, Vt + o'clock p. NJ.
KS #EEaEsE.W a. KNIGHT,
Justice Of tie Peace and exoiticio Registry
Agent for Phoebe Township, lincoln County.
Nevada. # SEA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
Registration Notice.

The qualified electors of Highland Precinct
Lincoln County, State of Nevada are hereby
notified that the Books Of Registration for the
Gent raj Election to be held On MONDAY, No
velIlb' r 5. 1872, are now oven. The time for
the registration of tn, names of voters will ex
pire on MONDAY, o. tober u. at O'Clock p. m
j. c. MARSHALL.
Registry Agent for Highland Precinct, Lincoln
County, Nevada. s,6.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
Registration Notice,

The qualified electors OF Los Vegas Precinct
Lincoln County. State OF Nevada, are her, by
notified that the Books o. K, gs rat on for the
General Election to be held on TUESDAY. No
vetIbcr 5, 1872 are now open, The time for the
regstr;ti,.n OF the names of voters will expire
Oh MONDAY, October II, ut o'clock p. M.
o. d. GASS,
Justice Of the Peace and ex.officio Registry
Agent for Los Vegas Precinct Lincoln County.
State Of Nevada. AeS-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
Registration Notice.

The qualified electors Of Rose Valley, Pre-
cinct Lincoln County Ssafs AZ Nevada, are
hereby notified thGt the Books of Registration
for the General Election TO be held on TUES
DAY, November 5, 1872. Gre how open. The
time for the regis. ration of the names of vote n
Will expire On MONDAY. o, tober Il, at O'Clock
p III.
II. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
Justice Of the Peace sni ex-officio Registry
Agent for Rose Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. se5-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24

Tho qualified electors Of Panaca Precinct.
Lincoln County, State of N vada, are here by
notified that the B;oks Of Registration fur the
General Election to be held On TUESDAY. No.
v.Mber 8, 1872, tire now OPP n. The time for the
registration Of the names of voters will expire
on MONDAY, October Il, at o'clock D. M
j B ATCHISON,
Justice Of the Peace and ex-oficio Registry
Agent for Panaca Precinct, Lincoln County.
State Of Nevada. seS I'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
Repatriation Notice.

The qualified electors of Bullionville Precinct,
Lincoln County, State of Nevada. are hereby
notified that the Books of Registration for the
General Election 30 be held on TUESDAY, No
vembtr ;, 1872, are now open. The time for the
registration OF the names OF voters will expire
on MONDAY, October p. ut 6,p'clck y m.
THOS. W. WALLACE. ...,
Justice Of the Peace and ex-etlicio Registry
Agent for Bullfohville Township, SEA
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Check lost.

1 WELLS, FARGO Il co. PHOEBE CHECK,
~ No. 3O6, dated August 3lst, 1872. drawn IL
favor 81 ] J. rtul and signed by A. Barber.
Agent Magnet NJ and VI. Co., was lost or stole Ii
from the U. S Hotel 1T Builiunville. All per-
sons are cautioned hgninsr N gutiatng tor such
paper as payment has been stopped Mt tn. Bank
.Ha+=t .5r- g a, BARBER.
Agent Magnet Mill and Mining Co Bullionvile
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a.. =. SIDES
BUYS AND SELLS STOCKS ON
COMMIT SION.
Money l.onncd ON Stocks.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24
posroFFlCE HOURS.

Omen from q. m. to p. m.
on SUNDAYS.
Prom 8 to 10 .. M. and from 70 p. M
MAIL CLOSES.
For Salt Lake--h p. N.
r,r Hami,ton-At 80 u. H.
rus,.ru Mail received and sent BY Hamilton
Letter, to be Registered must DE hahdea II
before p M. m n p,pNrs
pIoche. June 5. 1877. y. ny. .
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Aegistration Notitrs.
Reeis n ton Notice.
Registration Notice.

The gcalifed electors Of Glover Valley Pre-
cinet. Lincoln County, State Of Nevada are
hereby notified that the Books Of Registration
for the General Election to be held on TUES
DAY, November 5. 1872, are now open. The
time for the registration Of the names OF voters
will expire on MONDAY, October II, at 6
o'clock p. M.
HENRY CHAFFIN,
Justice OF the Peace and ex-offrio Registry
Agent for Glover Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County, State of Nevada. seS I'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-24

5 YAi a. ~. .IL !. a. ) Va. as
6xi2 ~ tical Boilers and havy iron Bells
7xl2 with or without Trucks. For sale ut
SKIS fast,rn ',rlces BY rREADWELLS CO,
Sole Ag nts. San Francisco. seI53n
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
THE MASTERS HAND.

The Union states that in the matter of
negotiating the Fair Grounds Mr. j. S.
Drake is simply acting for o. }. Dimick
and is probably well paid for his services,
provided he succeeds. In a previous
issue the Union favored the purchase Of
grounds, and was at that time aware that
Mr.. Drake was acting on the committee
at the request Of the Agricultural Society
and its officers, Mr.. s F. Hartman, Mr.
H. {. Cleveland and Henry Dart, Esq
and that it was at the special request of
these gentlemen that he obtained the pro
position from Mr. Dimick 10 sell. which was
laid before the Board And furthermore
that for over two months Mr. Dimick re
fused to make any proposition, and when
FINALLY one was made Mr. Drake used his
personal influence with the county sheriff
to have the execution of judgements
against the grounds stayed until the ques-
ton Of purchasing could be laid before the
County Supervisors. From the above it is
plainly to be seen that I. j. Robinson $
hand is again on the ear of the editor of
the Union, causing him to kick up a dust
Possibly this may be accounted for on the
ground that Robinson's Bank has claims
upon the Little Blonde which he dare not
disregard. Robinson may tweak the ear
Of his lackey, but will find it difficult to
lead the Board of Supervisors about as he
does the Republican party and its organ
For the information of the Board Mr.
Drake thus publicly brands the editor o.
the Union as liar when charging him a,
acting for Mr.. Dimick.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

THE BLOOMINGTON EXCURSION This
morning (the llth) Mr. Grenelle, agent
for the Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific r.
r. Co appeared before our Board of Su-
pervisors and informed them that his road
had sent from Chicago, and placed at their
disposal a special car, free, To convey
them, the Rock Island, Moline and Milan
city authorities, our members of the Leg
islature, and such of their friends as the
car would accommodate, over the C., r. /.
4 p. road TO connect with the Illinois Cen
trail, at La Sale, and return at their pleas
ure This prompt and generous action of
Mr.. Riddle, Genl Sup't of the c., r. !.
4 p r. r. and the active and cordial Co
operation of the other officials of the com
pany, deserves and receives the hearty
approval of all our people-the more es-
pecially as the Peoria Il Rock Island Com
pany had, as Maj. Beardsiey thought,
done the same thing, and then backed out.
The management Of the Peoria is evidently
in the hands of those who don't compre-
bend the situation.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously
thanked Mr.. Riddle for his liberal action,
and Mr. Grenelle for his promptness and
efficiency in promoting the object of then
visit to the Soldiers Orphans Home
The train will leave here at S:l5 to-mor.
row morning.
OVER THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL FREE.
| CmoAGo, Dec. II.
| To j. NJ Beardsley.-A coach win be furnished
| at LaSalle for the party, free, TO Normal and re
turn, by regular passenger train.
A. MITCHELL.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
THE FLAIR GROUND QUESTION.

THE ARGUS does not advise haste in the
matter of purchasing fair grounds, by the
Board of Supervisors. Nor does it advise
any member of the Board to vote for
purchasing grounds unless he is pretty
well assured as to the views of the people
of his township. That it is desirable for
the County to own grounds is admitted by
everybody we hear speak upon the ques-
ton. That it is desirable the purchase
should be made as early as possible is also
apparent, in order that the association
renting the grounds can commence making
its preparations for the work of next year
IL might answer, perhaps, to postpone
action until March-but If a majority of
the Board are satisfied that it is desirable
for the County to own grounds satisfied
that the people will sustain their action in
purchasing; satisfied that the grounds
offered are worth the price asked; that the
title is all right, ETC., we see no reason why
the purchase should not be made now.
On many accounts it would be much better
to make the purchase now-and on no &C
count would it be desirable to wait, excep
on the points we have named. OF cours,
every member Of the Board desires to ac
in such manner as to benefit the peopl,
Of the County. When satisfied what tn,
interests Of the people are, there can b,
tno doubt as to what ought to be done.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
Unproductive Frauds.

limitations and counterfelts of an established,
popular restorative, although mischievous in their
direct effects, are Indirectly beneficial in some re-
speets. They teach the community to rate at its
Just value the preparation that has been simulated
and pirated. The reputation and sale Of Hostel
ters Stomach Btters for example, have been great
ly enhanced by the attempts that have been made
to supplant it. The dupes OF imposture who from
time to time have been induced by plausible false
hoods to try some worthless succedaneum for the
standard tonic of America have invariably returned
to it in an enthusiastic frame Of mind ready to
champion its merits to the uttermost. The warm.
est panegersts Of its preventive and curative prop
critics are those who have weighed the nostrums of
enviOus adventures In the balance and found them
wanting. In pecuniary point of view, all at
tempts to undermine the popularity of this medi-
cine have proved advantageous to the proprietors,
and except for the sake Of protecting the public the
game Of exposure would not be worth the candle.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
GUARDIANS OF THE law.

The Davenport Gazette attempts a de-
Tense ofth conspiracy ofthe police toillegal-
ly arrest and take out of this State man
guilty of no crime, and in doing so, says
Many and many a scamp who has committed
some rascality or other in Rock Island has been
caught In Davenport with the aid of our police and
sent back 20 justice-and vice versa And this
derstanding between the police of the two cities
had better, Tor the sake of the safety OF persons
and property OF citizens, remain undistHroed-
The ARGUS does not complain OF STRAIT
egg used by policemen to detect and pun
ish people guilty of crimes, or to get them
within their jurisdiction when the same can
be done without forcibly violating the per-
sonal rights of the citizen. But THE AR
GUS does complain that two Davenport
policemen went through the farce of read
ing warrant from an Iowa justice to a
man in Illinois, and then, with the aid of
our police, siezing the man and dragging
him out of hotel, and intimidating him to
accompany them across the river. This
proceeding was Illegal 1t was shameful
outrage, and newspaper which defends
it, would be the cringing tool of the worst
despotism. This man had committed no
crime. 1t was only question of whether
he owed Cole < Zimmerman commission
on sale which they never made 1t was
mere matter of dollars and cents, be-
tween individuals, about which the public
cared not a fig who was right or wrong,
and with which the police of neither city
had anything whatever to do. The pre-
tence of "swindling" was merely a pre-
tence, gotten up to cover the extortion o.
money.
When real criminals are trying to escape
justice, THE ARGUS is willing to shut one
eye if officers do stretch the law a little
bit-but when such an outrageous farce
as that committed last Sunday takes plac,
THE ARGUS will expose it The poles
ought not to be used for such Outrages a
that. This case is not ended yet anC
unless we are very much mistaken, police
men will learn from it a lesson of value I,
them in the future
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
From the Rock Island Union.
Isit WisaI

When the Rock Island Board of Trade
began making arrangements TO publish its
pamphlet setting forth the advantages of
this locality, Moline was invited TO partici-
pate. This she agreed To do. through
members of her official board Proofs of
the maps and pamphlets were shown 10
the authorized Moline representatives, who
expressed themselves satisfied with the
work, and it was printed accordingly. So
far as we know, Moline business men have
used the pamphlet extensively, circulating
it as an enterprise in which they had a
common interest with Rock Island The
Board of Trustees promptly passed an or
der for the payment of Molines part of
the expense-Sl50, and everything was
supposed to be entirely satisfactory.
Some time ago the President of the
Rock Island Board of Trade made appli-
cation for the payment of the amount
when it was found that the order had not
been signed. In the meantime the new
City Council came in power, and at a re-
cent meeting this body rescinded the
appropriation of the Board of Trustees,
thus, in effect, repudiating the obligation
We cannot but believe that this action
is repudgnant to the business morality of
the city. The question of the right of the
Board of Trustees to make the appropria-
ton is not involved The Board having
made this appropriation and approved it
by the signature of its officers, after full
examination of the proofs of the pamphlet
by its authorized committee, that board or
its successor was morally bound to pay the
amount And to back out of it now, after
the city has had full benefit of the pamph-
let, is exceedingly small business, consid-
ering the paltry sum involved. For the
credit of the new city we should like to
see a few of her leading business men sub
scribe the amount out of their own peck
afS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

A DEPRAvED GIBL.-When Policeman
Lyon was taking Ellen King to Jail, yester-
day, she told him that her father had new
misused or insulted her in any way but
that the young man who is the father of
her expected child told her if she would
swear it on her father the ladies of Rock
Island would feel such sympathy for her
that they would raise her nice sum of
money And she went on to tell him
that, if she had got the money she was go
ing to buy a new hat, silk dress, &c and
come out stylish. This shows how neces-
sary it is for the liberal and kind hearted
to be cautious where they bestow their
charities Here was deliberate conspira-
cy between vicious young people 10 cheat
the charitable The girl is a depraved
creature, who has been in jail on the other
side of the river If she can be reformed,
it would indeed be credit to those who
might bring about change in her life.
But the fact that she attempted to send
her own father to the penitentiary, and to
swindle the kind and charitable, shows the
depth Of depravity she has reached
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

HINT TO Coal CONSUMERS. "A cores
pendent furnishes an exchange with the
following suggestions, which will be of in
terest to all coal consumers and may result
10 great advantage in the economy of
coal: Much fault is found with stoves
that they consume a great deal of coal
and do not give corresponding amount
Of heat This, however, is not due to the
kind of stove used, as many suppose, but
rather to its condition Having a stove
that was continually allowing the ashes to
Fly over the room, determined before
putting it up this year to make it air tight
obtained from stove dealer some stove
cement or putty, and calked up every
seam, joint etc The result has been that
no ashes fly out, and the stove consumes
about % per cent, less coal, and gives Is
per cent more heat. Another stove that
had to be taken to pieces to be cleaned,
and that refused to give out much coal,
was calked in the same way, and it is now
wonderful heater. The experiment new
er fails, and should be tried by all who de-
sire to save their coal and secure increased
heat
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
RAILROADS,

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. r.
GOING EAST
Express and Mail, leaves 10 a m and lo'O p m
Accommodation, leaves at 400 p m
como WEST.
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NOTES, H1nE. am rHKRx.
Sqally weather.

Sqally weather.
In 20 days 1872 will die.
Z The Davenport Democrat sympathizes
with the Moline regulators
Coal in great plenty on the levee in
Davenport yesterday at 20 to % cents
bushel.
Three hundred teams crossed the gov
eminent bridges between sunrise and dark,
yesterday
The brick house on the upper end of the
draw pier to the old railroad bridge is
being removed
j. g. Wells has been appointed town
ship collector in Moline, in place of james
A. Velie, deceased
The Turner's are making great prepare
tons for their fair. 1t will open on the
18th and continue three days.
The Rock Island and Moline Quilt Fac
tory under the new management of Mr.
Dan. w Dimock, is now turning out l25
quilts, daily.
One Brady, saloon keeper, in an alter
cation, killed Joe Dickson in Keokuk Sat
urday night The murderer has been
arrested. Both were intoxicated
The c., r. l. & P pay car "Gazelle"
having laid in load of greenbacks started
from Chicago to-day, to pay off the EN-
pioyees of the company all along the line
The Gazette says; The Coal Valley
Company have secured plenty of mules for
mine hauling, plenty of horses for city de
livery, and plenty of coal for customers, at
l6 cents per bushel
During the week ending December Sd,
81, 300 shares of Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Rail road stock changed hands on
the New York Stock Exchange, at prices
ranging from 1898 to llIs.
1t is reported that, on Tuesday, three
stacks of hay on a farm midway between
this city and Coal Valley, were burned up.
As each stack contained not less than ten
tons, the loss is considerable Sparks
from a locomotive were the cause
Rev Father Roles, formerly Of this city,
delivered disquisition upon the relation
; of science to revelation, at the St James
Catholic church, on last evening. The
address was able, learned, and comprehen-
sive, and was listened to with attention BY
the large audience in attendance - Chicago
\ Times 9th.
Some scoundrel or scoundrels on Sunday
night, entered the enclosure, on the farm
of Geo. II. Parker, Esq, in Scott county,
about three miles east of this city, and
with knife so manned two valuable colts
! that one had TO be killed, and the other
may die Mr.. Parker is not at home No
conjecture can be made as to who the viii
aims are. or the motive for the deed
The first locomotive ever used in Iowa
was the John A. Dix 1t was taken
over the river, from this city, on the ice,
in the winter of '54-5 1t has been in
almost constant use ever since-and with
the exception of new boiler and smoke.
stack, she is about the same machine as
she was eighteen years ago, when placed
in service. Nose Hobbs ran the Dix eight
years steady, and loves and regards the
noble old machine as a brother Why
says Nose, I've taken lots of solid com
fort on that machine-and she's the besi
one that ever came into this round house
Ii is estimated that the Dix has run in hel
time, about million miles-equal to NOR,
than forty times around the globe; anC
seems good enough to repeat the same dis
lance
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

FEELS BAD-Mr Hawley's Rock Island
postmaster was whining about town last
night because he was not city printer. He
probably feels competent to fill nearly all
the offices, and it really hurts his 'phel-
inks" not to be able to do So He was in
at the Burgomaster last evening, abusing
the Mayor and Aldermen for not giving
him all the little jobs they had chosen an
other to do The Mayor, and Aldermen
Wagner, Stengle, and perhaps others, were
present, and made considerable fun of the
Little Blonde. He felt so bad about it that
he showed his grief to the public, in his
paper, this morning, and also his ignor-
ance. He says;
BY what right the Council took this secret and
arbitrary action we are not informed.
The Council acted by fright" granted
by the State of Illinois, as laid down in the
City Charter. The action was not Sc
cret, nor was it arbitrary" Itwas done
in the usual course Of business and by the
unanimous action of the Board. The Little
Blondes grief finds no sympathetic tear
from any member Of the Council.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

bright, healthy child is perennial spring of
JOY in every well regulated family and where is
that father who after the strife and turmoil of bue
ness, on returning to his home. Is not beguiled of
care by the innocent prattle of his child! Perhaps
this father IL a worldly man, and makes gold his
idol he may have been q successful man, and
amassed riches Yet place his child on the sick
bed, and all his gold is at the disposal of the phys
clans and the only return he asks is the restoration
Of health to his child. Fathersl Mothersl would
your preserve your child in health! Then listen TO
US There is one prevailing OF the disease in
children and that cause is worms II this cause of
disease is not removed your child will sicken and
die, or linger suffering invalid for life We pre-
sent to you an tnfallible remedy for worms: 1t is
DIR. JUDSON'S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY.
and IL put up In the form OF stick Of candy and so
pleasant to the taste that children greedily tease
for t. II y purely vegetable and cannot hurt the
smallest child. Ask for DIR. Judson's Dead Shot
Worm candy. For sale everywhere at 20 cents per
package. W. Ii. CoMsToGK, Sole Proprietor.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
INVENTORS
are Invited to communicate with
THos.A. CONNOLLY, Solicitor of Patents. 6l-
@ 9Th St, Washington, D C.
ID m1-lAIn1C nRm a rAIr1IN
PATIENTS OBTAINED.

No fees in advance. No charges unless patent +.
allowed. Fee, when successful, $z5. No fees for
rehEninary examinations send for circular cor
tanning all necessary directions.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

CHANGE OF LOCATION. - Mr.. Walter
+. Andrews, for a year past city editor Of
The ARGUS, left the city morning to &C
cepted similar position on the Iosoa STATE
Leader, the central State organ of the
Iowa Democracy, published at DesMoines.
While we regret to lose so valued COM
panion and vigilant writer we can but com
mend him to those among whom he goes
as a man who will be ever watchful in re-
cording and advocating all enterprises that
will promote the best interest of city and
State.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

John Roots B,tters cures indigestion Try it.
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Business Cards.
M. M. STURGEON,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
\ Rock island, III, Once in Mitchell Lynde's
block QNT