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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20
A00e00W6U1 WUIUO6.
Pancake Coal Com pany.

u 0CATION OF WORKS. WHITE
Pine county. State of Nevada.-Notice IL
hereby given that Mt . meeting Of the Beard OF
Trustees Of Psncake Coal Company held on
this second day II February. A. d, 1878. an AZ
sessment. No 4. of ten no. cents per share. IN
the gold coins o. the United Ststes. wss levied
upon each and every share of the capital stock
Of the corporation. PAYABLE immediately to the
Secretary st Office of the Company with Ellis 4
King in Carson City. Nevadx, 50 d assessment
o be paid on or before the
9TH day of March A. D. 1879. %.
Any stoc kh0lder making default in payment of
said assessment ~ above required upon the
shares held by him will be delinquent, and
said shares will be advertised fox sale at pr bic
suction, and unless the required payment
thereon is made on or before the
9Th day Of April. A. D. 1879.
50 many such shares will be sold at said last
date as will he necessary for the payment Of
the assessment upon all shares held by such
shareh older, together with cost of advertisemen mt
and expenses of sale. -.
Carson City, Nevada, February 2. 1875.
SAM D. KING.
fe3-4w Secretary.
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r OCATION OF WORKS. GENOA
4 Mining District. Nevada.-Notice is hereby
given. that HENRY 2. FITCH. one of the CO.
owners of the min ne claims, located and own
ed by the "Rio Vista Silver and Copper Mining
Co" in Genoa Mining District Douglas county.
Nevada. has expended il the year A. D. 1874,
upon said clsims, for labor and other necessary
expenditures. the sum Of three hundred and
sixty dollars. in United tates gold roin. in
cordance with the Act Of ConEr, S.. entitled AN
Act to promote The developenent of the mining
resources Of the United States" approved May
10. A. D. 1872. And that the co-owners with said
Fitch are required to contribute their proportion
Of the said expenditures. namely: You. Robert
D. Hopkins. the sum OF 81 50: You. Peter W.
RandIe, the sum of 81 80: You. Simon T. Walsh,
the sum of 81 SO: you oseph A. Carrie. the sum
of 81 80: you. Charles A. Haskins. the sum of
of 81 So you Thomas A. Blythe. the eum of
81 so: You. Come ius ]. Eaton, the sum of 81 a;
you, Willism T. Fisk, the sum of 81 80; yoU,
Savory W. Collins. the sum of $l4 40: you. U. l..
the sum of 81 50; you. Z. o. Kellogg. the sum of
81 43: you. Lucien Herman. the sum of 81 ~:
you Abel Wade and II b. Potter, the sum of
81 50: you. the administrator, executor, or le gal
representatives of John Tothill. deceased. the
sum Of 81 43: yon, the admini,trator. executor.
or legal represent atives Of Charles l.. Fitch. de-
ceased. the sum of sos e5 you, the administers
tor, executor. or legal representatives
of 81 43; you. the administrator. e1-
ecutor or legal representatives, of George
". Nickerson, deceased, the sum Of 81 43; you,
the administrator. executor. or legal representa-
tives of Joseph Rasettee- deceased. the sum Of
81 A3-all in the gold and silver coin of the
United States; and if at the expiration Of ninety
days. after the publication Ct this notice. ybu.
either Of you, fail or refussto contribute such
proportion upon your several shares. and make
payment to the undersigned. the interest of the
delinquent parties in the said mining claim and
property shall and will become the property of
the Undersigned who has IL AIDE 7se required ex
pensiitures.
San Francisco, February 10. 1875
HENRY s. FITCH,
s3s Californle S.. Room1.
fcl.}-oa sod
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO, connecting With Eastern andW estern
bound Passenger Trains Of the c. p. 3. B.
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NOTICE..
The Bn-na Ventura Copper u nd silver
Mining Co.
NvOTICE IS nt RELY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is III RELY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY :. PITCH, one OF the Ce-own.rs
Of the mining claims located snd owned by the
Buena VISTA Copper And Silver Mining Co III
the Genoa Mining Dist let Douglas county
State of Nevada, has expended III the year A Il.
1874. upon said claims. tor labor and Sti<r ne-
cesssry expenditures the sum of ore huntired
and fifteen dollars in United States gold coin, in
accordanns Wit the At OF Conrr-es, entitled
An Act to pr.niote the deyelo,tInrnt Of the
mining resources Of the United States, APP
proved May 10th, A. D 1872; and that the Co
owners with sal | Fitch required to cortrl-
butte their Iruportlon Of the SID expenditures
namely; You, 81. L, Winn. the sum of As 1s ats;
you Robert d. Hopkins, the sum of A. cents:
you, Thonss H. Blythe. the SUN Of A. cents;
you, A. z. Flint, tho cum Of As cents, yOu, Lu-
Glen Herman, the sum Of As cent?: you, Oh ARIES
A. HaskIns. the sum Of 45 cents: Won, John q.
Hatch. the sum OF ~ cents: Won, the AdmInis:ra-
tor, executor or legal IT presentA:iVe Of Joseph
Has -ttee. deceased, thu sum of - cent?. you.
Iymsn b. Roe, tn sum IF 45 cents You. Joseph
ii. A. Athe T,oD, the sum Cf IS gents, u, CCrDe-
lius j. Eaton. the sum of IS cents; you, o. L.
wheaton, the sum of A. cents: You. E o. hel-
loGg the sum OF 45 cents. you. Jacob EedstOn,
the sum Of AZ cents; you. Elias Ethsridge. the
sum of A. cents; you. Robert Merrill. the sum OF
81 So cents. you. Samuel nbrose. the sum OF
81 20. you, svoiy ". Collins. the sUIn OF IS IS:
you. Bartholomew CAVITY, the SUM Of IS cents:
you. Nellie Hsstlngs the sum Of IL cents: YIN,
EveliIe Hastings, the sum OF a ceBt-: am.
Nathaniel p Sheldon, the OF = A.: vow,
Isaac NJ. Merrill the sum Of 81 A.; you, the sd
min istrator, executor, or legal representatives
of H O. Gsyiosd. deceased the sum of A. q, ats;
you. the al administrator. executor, or legal -.p-
restufatives OF John TCthill. deceased, tle
SUN Of ~ cents; You. the admins ra:or. ex5cu-
tor. OF legal representatives. OF uc,svIsn Hogs,
deceased. tbe sum OF A. cents: you. the admins
traitor, executor OF legal reEr sentative Of jos.
Il. Baldwin, deceased: the sum of 50 IS: you,
the administrator, Executor, or les al repres Eta
tIyes of Charlt l.. fI'ch. d-cgased, the sum of
u su,-all III the gold aud silver coin OF the
United states; and if al the expiration of 90 days
SITTER the publication Of this notice. you, or
either OF Yen. fail or refuse to contribute such
proportion, as is due upon your several shares
and make pawn. ut Of the sums herein publish
ed, to the undt Sned, the interest of the del
InGuent parties III the said mining claim and
property shall and will become the praperty Of
the ueds r,gn-d. " 10 hsr mad. the required
penditur,S
SAL Frsneisco. F, br,lsry 10th. 1875.
HENRY ;. FITCH.
5S5 CaIforu.a ST., koOH4 >.
fel3-saV -9td
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NOTICE..


Ls Roy Silver and Copper Minissg Co.
4 OCATION OF NINE, GENOA MN
ing District, Nevsda.-Sotice is hereby
gwen that hENKY 8. FITCH. oIe OF the co.
owners OF the mining claims. locate and own
ed by the La Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co..
situate in Genoa Mining District, Douglas
county, Nevada. has expended in the year A. D.
1874, the sum OF twenty five dollars in United
States gold coin, upon said claim In accord
ancs with the Act Of Congress. entitled, IAN
Act to promote the deyelopement of the mining
resources of the United States. approved May
Aid Fitch are required to contribute their pro-
portion Of the raid expenditures, namely: You,
Simon T. walsh. the sum Of rs cent? you, Peter
". handle, tho sum OF IS cents; you, v illism
Burns. tbs sum Of 70 cents; you. George God
frey, tbs sum u e. cents. You, John ". Brown,
the sum Of 62 cents: you. JohnathAn kittridge,
the SUN sf 81 ~; you, James Root. the sum Of
IS cents; you Louis h. b0neshell, ~ cents; you,
Josiah AOpltan. IL "; you, Joseph A. Carrie.
the sum OF IS Is; ysu, y. b. Francis, the sum
+ Of 70 cents; you, David BOWIE. the sum Of 81
cents: you. samuel Theodore, the sum OF y
cents; ypa, Gardner Elhott. the sum Of IL
cents; ysu, the adminiStrAtuI, executor Cf legal
representatives OF Charles L. Fitch, deceased,
the sum Of 81 %: ysu. the administrator ex-
scNtOr, or legal Representatives OF Georg. ".
NickersOn, deceas ed, the salR Of ~ cen,s,-sll
in the gold and silver coiI. Of the United States,
and If ri the expiration OF g, Days, after the
publication of TINS notice. you. either or you.
fail or refuss to contribute such proportion
/. upon your several shares, and make payment to
the Undersigned, the interest Of delinquent par.
ties in the said mining claim and property shall
and will become the ploperty Of the under
signed who has made the required expenditures.
II ff'nsisfo. Calhifsrnala, February lVth, 4:
,gsLt,i.4y tisig . Kenny s. FITCH.
- sab CalifornfA St., Roo,u Z.
!. 5sg-us,1 e.. fsl3ssw-Sed 10 '''
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NOTICE.

YUNBE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT
heretofore existing between GEO. T.
DAVIS, JOHN E. FREEMAN. Davis h Free
mani and ". T. BUCK DAVIS. WAS terminated
by mutual aereemen on the LIST day of Deem
Der. 1874. Geo. T. Davis and John +. Freeman
have no longer any interest in the Summit
Stsre the Glenh1ook Store and Tahoe City
Store. nor will they be responsible for any debts
contracted since December lst 1874. All sums
due or to become due at said stores for goods.
merchandise or personal property sold. services
rendered or labor performed prior to December
LIST. A. D. 1874. belong to Geo. T. Davis and
John F. Freeman and are payable to GEORGE
Gibson, Receiver for Davis Freeman
GEO. T. DAVIS.
JNO. F. FREEMAN
W. T. buck" DAVIS.
GEO. gibson.
Receiver for Davis Freeman.
Carson City. Nevada. January 81. 'S15.
ja22-lm
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Sale of Far Cattle and Hogs.

One of our oldest settlers and best
known citizens is Hon. John Kistler, OF
Buffalo Prairie. He has been a member
of our county court under the old precinct
system, and later a member of the state
legislature. He has held many positions
of trust, and always enjoyed the fullest
confidence of the people, as an upright,
frank and honest man. He is large and
successful farmer, and has fine family Of
sons and sons-in-law settled around him,
who are farmers also. This by way OF
preliminary to saying that Judge Kistler
and sons haye. within the last month, solo
to Wait 4 Walker, of Edgington, 11e
head of fat steers, the average weight o.
which was 1850 TBS, also 125 head of fat
hogs, for which Wait & Walker have paiC
them SIS, 1OO.O0-(fifteen thousand one
hundred dollarsD Within the same time
they have also shipped car loads of ia
hogs themselves; also sold car load of ia
steers to Gus. fireman. No persons ar,
more deserving Of prosperity than Judg,
Kistler and his boys.
Wait 4 Walker are the largest shipper
J OF stock in this county,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Blanks and Blank Books.

The Argus Printing Company is now get
ting up a complete set of Blanks for JUS
tees, Constables, Sherifs, Lawyers, and
Judges, in accordance with the latest forms
of law, and printed on fine paper and in
the best manner They will be sold cheap,
All who want correct blanks, on good pa.
per. will find them at THE ARGUS OFFICE.
Our Bindery is also turning out some
nice Blank Work. Blank Books made to
order, ruled to any pattern. Magazines
bound. Old books rebound. Prices
reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed
Work done promptly. Orders respectful
ly solicited
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Sad Condition of Mrs. B. r. Allen.

The Muscatine Journal, of Tuesday,
says it has received letter from one Of its
citizens, now in Des MONIES, in which the
writer says:
Il learn this morning, on good author
ity, that Mrs. B. T. Allen is threatened
with insanity She has been sick for some
time, and within the past two days has
suffered with terrible pains in the back of
her head and neck Yesterday she COM
menced screaming in great terror. thinking
that some CT the creditors of her husband
were coming to kill her and Frank. She
then went into spasms, and finally became
unconscious, and is lying so this monday
morning. Her physicians are fearful that
when she revives, her mind will be serious
ly impaired, if not entirely gone. 1t is
supposed by the citizens here that she
knew nothing of her husbands financial
affairs until the crash came. Her house
since her return has been besieged by
many of the poorer class, who had depos-
tied their all in Aliens bank, and by en-
treaties and threats have tried to receive
help from her. She certainly has the
sympathy of the whole community, for
while in prosperity none, if worthy, ever
left Mrs. Aliens house empty han
died. Thus troubles never come singly,
and riches even in this case take fight
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Another Failure Of Organized Anarchy

The great strike of the miners in Penn
sylvania is practically ended, the miners,
after a strike of several months, and loss
of several millions of dollars iu labor, sur
rendering Internationally. The coal
operators make no concessions whatever
The miners were literally worn out with
the strike, and had reduced themselves to
poverty. The fatal mistake Of all miners
unions, or unions OF any other kind or call
ing is that they undertake to control other
peoples business and bind their members
to not only adhere to the prices they de-
mand, but to prevent others from working
at all. They have perfect right to de-
mand any price they please for their
labor, but beyond that they have no right
to go. If their labor is not wanted at the
the figure they put upon it, they have nc
right to forcibly prevent others from work
ing at any figures they. please. In this case
the Irishmen and the Germans were OPP
posed to the strike, but the obstinate
Welchmen being in majority controlled
the unions aud led on the strike to
its fatal result. The price of labor like
that Of property of any kind, provisions
clothing, or money, always was and Away;
will be governed by supply and demand
No trades unions or bankers unions. OF
printers unions or any other unions car
change this great law of commerce fol
any length of time. The sooner thu
miners learn this fact and eschew the
advice of demogogue lecturers and organic
ers who live upon their credulity, the better
will it be for them. Let them ask any
price they please for their labor, but i
they 60 beyond that and attempt to la!
down rules for the government of othel
peoples business they will fail, and ough
to fail,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Government Excursion Party,

Mr. Grant is famous for excursions and pic
mics at the people expense, He has lately
had an Indian picnic at heavy expense,
In Washington, Now he has sent the In,
dams home and appointed lot of loil lun-
chers to follow them, A Washington tele-
gram says:
The commmlssion to treat with the
Sioux has been increased to eight mem
bers, as it was not known who would &C
cept, and as invitations were extended to
more than were actually needed Eight
finally accepted. The following are the
names: VIM. B. Allison of Iowa. Bish-
OPP E. r. Ames of Maryland, +. W. Pal
mer of Illinois. Brig. Gen. Alfred II. Ter,
ry, u. S.A. Hon. Abram Comingo of Mis-
souri,, Rev. S. d. Human of Dakota, G, p
Beaunois of Missouri, j. R. O'Brien Of
New York. Joe W.Dwyer was appointed
secretary, The salary to each will be
eight dollars day, with allowance fol
necessary eXpenseo"
Eight dollars day, and all expenses
stealings in, is a nice kind of an excursion
Our taxes on clothing, food, etc. pay it
Who wouldn't pay higher prices for foot
and clothes and drinks and tobacco 10 orde
to give such lot of loil lunchers a summe
excursion to the mountains?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Held for Trial,

Menas Exner, one of the Both saloon
burglars, was brought before Justice Pink
ley late yesterday "wednesday afternoon
for examination, States Attorney Par
menter appeared for the people, and
Sweeney & Jackson for the defense. Geo.
Both, J. P. Brennan, W. Flood, Police.
men Rinehart and Feeley, City Marshal
HAYES, Policeman Ankrum (who made the
arrest,l Ike Haley and Barney McCabe
were examined for the prosecution.
Policeman Ankrum stated that he founC
Exner at old BurliDgame' shanty on Rock
river, under table. Ike refused to test
| fly for fear Of eliminating himself. Mr.
McCabe is new witness. He testified as
follows:
[ am acquainted with Exner; saw him
last Friday morning on the railroad track
near Denkman's saw mill; had hearC
about the burglary and that defendant was
one of the crowd asked what he wa.
doing, he said he was waiting for hi
money from the pillow works, where he haC
been working; he said the police could no
catch him; asked him what he had beer
doing; and he said he was with the crowC
that stole the cigars; said he was COINS
down below the saw mill and wait, anC
pull off his boots so the police could moi
catch him; | told him he was in pool
place to evaGe the understanding on the
railroad track; he then walked down the
| track.
Policemen Feeley and Rinehart and J
p. Brennan sworc that Exner was with
the crowd arrested at the Western Brew
cry on Thursday night, and that he joined
lke's pic mic
The balance of the witnesses testified t.
the same as on Saturday.
The defense offered no witnesses anC
Exner was held in $500 bonds for his APP
pearance at next term of court, for want o.
which he was sent back to Jail.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Old Documents.

The files of some of our early newspa-
pers, alluded to the other day, as having
been offered to the public library by Mr..
G. K. Smith, of Monmouth, were received
yesterday. They are curious, ancient and
valuable. Among them are the following:
The Rock Islsnd Banner and Stephen
son Gazette, from August "a, 1889, to
about September l, 1871; and The Upper
Mssissippian from October s, 1910, to
some time in 1916. The papers are brown
with age and are as yet unbound-but will
be bound at an early date. Mr.. Smith, in
letter to Mr.. Burial, accompanying the
papers, concludes as follows: Having
preserved these papers nearly forty gears
L now take pleasure in turning them over
to the Rock Island Public Library for fu-
ture preservation and reference. They
contain some portions of the early history
of your city and county perhaps nowhere
else to be found, and you can now truth
fully say that you have the first papers
published in Rock Island county,"
The only perfect files in the library are
those Of THE ARGUS from its commence
ment in 1851, to March 1869. But the
directors are waking up to the importanc,
Of securing, perfecting, and binding files
Of all the papers ever published here, al
furnishing the best, most reliable an(
minute history of the county which can b,
| found.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
New Style of Rafting.

The Saltwater Lumbernaan gives an in
teresting account of a new style of rafting
adopted by Mr.. Peter Musser. 1t says:
p. NJ. Musser & Co., of Muscatine, have
initiated new way of fitting logs for run
ming below. The raft taken out for them by
the Mcdonald, on Tuesday, was made up OF
two pieces, equal to seven strings each. for
convenience in passing through bridges.
Each piece had a string RATED for each
side, and string in the center, with the
intermediate space filled with loose logs
and the whole RATED at both ends. By
handling logs in this manner, a consider
able expense is saved in rafting, and the
logs are worth from fifty to seventy-fvt
cents more per thousand feet, for use be
low, than those RATED the ordinary way
and fit led with holes aud plugs.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Ranida Improvemant.

According to advertisement, proposals
were offered at the office of the U. S.
Engineers, in this city, for completing the
work of improving the river channel at
Rock Island rapids, opposite Rock Island
Arsenal, and opened by Col Macomb, in
presence of the bidders and others, to-day
Thursday at noon, as follows:
Geo. Williams, KeOkuk, Iowa......... .... $34, 500
T. j. Buford Rock Island, nl.............. 36,05(
E. ii. French, Fulton, n. Observation-Disclosures. 40 40l
OF course Mr.. Williams will get the JOB
but not until report to and approval by the
department at Washington.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
River News.

Diamond Joe Line-The Diamond Joe
will be down tonight This boat took Gan
excursion from Port Byron and Cordova
to Clinton this morning numbering over
200
Keokuk- Northern Line-The Belle of
La Crosse will be down tonight The
Red Wing up and the Muscatine down to:
morrow Passenger business is good on
the river this season, the Clinton taking 81
passengers from here yesterday.
Several large rats passed this city TO-
day.
The river is on stand now, at IA
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17

CRoUP.-Almost daily we are called
upon to chronicle the death of some loved
one, by this dreadful disease, which often
takes its victim away from loving parents,
with only very short notice Every mother
should supply herself with Goes Cough
BaIsam, for it is no exaggeration to say it
will cure ninety-nine cases in every one
hundred, if taken in season, There are
very many mothers who will tell you they
owe the life OF some dear one to this
wonderful medicine One very desirable
quality is, that it leaves no bad effect, it
being perfectly harmless. In cases of
icough, hoarseness, or tickling in the throat
has no equal,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
As Good as New.

The above expressions is peculiarly applicable to
the individual whose system has been renovated by
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Ii any man or woman
in this community has friend suffering from the
Sarious pangs which indigestion, nervous disease,
weak back or kidney trouble can inflict, the most
rational advice he she con give is-"Procure the
Bitters at once, and use then regularly If this
advise is needed, guarantee that in a short time
the invalid will feel las good new marked
and so rapid will be the change for the better
wrought by this peerless lnvigorant. ncrvine and
diuretic. 1t not only re-establishes digestion and
stimulates the organs of urination into healthful
activity, but expels by the natural outlets of the
body those acrid elements in the seCretions which,
when absorbed into the blood. produce rheumatism
govt and neuralgia, Moreover, its gentle thought
efectua action admirable fits it for the use of fe-
males in delicate health who require a tonic slim.
uant and corrective.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Man Killed.

We learn from Mr.. Neigs Wait, who
came down on the Chicago train this
Thursday morning, that stock shipper,
from Stuart, Iowa, who had been resting
and feeding his stock at Geneseo, had re
loaded the stock for the purpose of going
to Chicago last night, and when attempt
ing to step on the moving train he slipped,
was run over and killed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-17
Sunday School Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all the Sab
bath schools in the upper end of Rock Is
land county, commencing at Watertown, to
send delegates to a convention to be held
at Rose Hill, on Sunday, June 9th, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. to consult In regard to hold
ing general Sabbath school picnic, to be
held some time in August, as may be
agreed on by the several delegates and al
the place that may be agreed on. Off
GERS Of Sabbath schools please take this
matter in hand and let US make arrange
ments for a good time.
A. F. RUSSELL