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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-13
n O TIC e.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned Trustees of the Pancake Coal Company
corporation organized and existing under and by virtue
of the laws of the State of Nevada, have called and do
call meeting of the stockholders of said corpora
ton to be held the office of the company Carson City
Nevada at Office of 7. Coffin the 18th DAY OF AUG
UST A. D. 1873, at II o'clock of said day. for the pur
pose of increasing the capital stock of said company
million dollars consisting of fifty thousand shares of
twenty dollars EACH to two million dollars consisting
one hundred Thousand shares Of twenty dollars each
June TO- 1878. c. DERBY,
MARK STRACS.
HORACE CRANDALL,
JOHN r. WHITE,
T COFFIN,
je21wsau17 Trustees of Pancake Coal COMPANY
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BISHOPS DIRECTORY
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City and Reno.
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N o &c e

tsyHE cOPARTNERsHIP COMPOSED OF
4 P A. Wagner and John G. Fox under the name and
style of p A Wagner Co.. of Carson City, Nevada, was
dissolved by mutual May I'd, 1878, Mr.. Charles
Sader having purchased the entire interest OF Mr. John
Fox therein
The business will hereafter be carried by the under
signed Charles Sader and p A Wagner under the firm
name of A. Wagner Co., who will collect all dues and
pay all debts of P. A. Wagner Co.
P. A. WAGNER,
CHAS. SADLER.
Carson, Nevada, May 7, 1878. m
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EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN THAT THE
Assessor has this day delivered to the unders9 ned
the Assessment Roll for the current fiscal year. together
with the map book and the original lists of property and
that the Board OF County Commissioners will sit
Board of Equalization at the County Clerks Office
Monday. September I6:h instant.
m 10d o'clock NJ, and continue in session from time to
Aetnias provided by law, until the business Of equaiza
resented is disposed Of -
ALFRED HELM,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Dated SoIte Der TO- 1878. to5
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ABVERsTIsING MEDIUM,

Because of it's greatly enlarged circulation
Also it will be, as heretofore, careful,
conducted
, 1878-04-12

been hOisted into position where it will be
operated by means OF a peculiarly con-
Structed. drun-Iike heating apparatus. 1t
will hold nearly 900 gallons Of milk, or.
about enough to make 500 pounds Of
cheese. A large wooden, lever press will
be used; and. IL is thought, cheese will be
turned out here equalIing that of any To-
cality in America. IL is estimated that
the milk from at least 300 cows will be
required to keep the factory running. This
enterprise. on account of the excellent
home market which it will afford for
farmers. is encouraged by them and hailed
as being fraught with advantages long
needed by them.
, 1878-04-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

~ Steroscopic views Of all important
points Of Puget Sound and California, for
sale at Jas. Jones'.
GO to Waterman Sc Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
s1g Go to Jas. Jones for all kinds of
ruit; Corner Custom House.
tIg Two first-class sewing machines,
Wilson and a Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
Ey Blank deeds, mortgages, bills Of
sale, etc. tor sale at Jas. JONES' corner
custom house building.
, 1878-04-12

THEODORE WOOdarl has consented and
is preparing to go to Seattle with the ex-
cnrsion party from this place, on the Goth
inst, for the purpose Diminishing refresh
ments for the occasion. This, with the
music expected, and the fine weather al
most sure to be experienced, will complete
the happiness Of fortunate pleasure seek
ers on that day.
, 1878-04-12

The Sewell property Oh WILDLY Island
was sold on Saturday last, tor the sum OF
$500, Mr.. G. f. Clapp, Of this place. being
the purchaser. 1t was Immediately re-.
sold, however, to Mr.. Thes. Cranney, Of
Utsalady.
, 1878-04-12

WAR DECLARED!-Three hundred and
ninety thousand men drafted last week,
and another call looked for soon. Fol
further particulars step in at the 80. k
restaurant.
, 1878-04-12

Mr.. G.. Z. p. Wood, of Port Discovery,
started to San Francisco OH the Dakota
this week, with the expectation, we are
told, of perfecting arrangements whereby
the saw-mill may he started up within the
next few weeks.
, 1878-04-12

The exceptions taken, by our cores
pondent this week, to the appointment Of
the Sabbath day tor all excursion to San
Juan, are quite proper. We hope those
most interested will make the change sug-
gesteh.
, 1878-04-12

A PETITION is being circulated asking
for the establishment of post office in
ChimaGlm Valley. 1t should and doubt
less will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
, 1878-04-12

DIR. Thatcher, the lithograph man, re-
turned to this place from Victoria, OH
Tuesday morning of this week, having
sold ont his chance over there for the sum
Of $500.
, 1878-04-12

PROF. Roberts pupils in music are so
numerous that he is obliged to turn away
some who desire instruction, Oh account of
inability to attend,to them.
, 1878-04-12

MARRIED.--At COupeville, April2 1873,
by Hon. Robert G. Hill, Judge of Probate,
Captain j. p. Adams and Miss Elspette
Freund, all of Island County.
, 1878-04-12

OUR young friend Clarence Morgan,
who has been tor some time teaching
school in Port Discovery, paid us a call
Oh Saturday last.
, 1878-04-12

MARRIED.-At Coveland. Island County,
April 2, 1873, by Hon. Robert G.. Hill,
Probate Judge, Jessie Nye and Amelia
Pierce.
, 1878-04-12

The communication which we publish
to-day, from our correspondent in San
Juan County, is racy, instructive and well
worthy OF a careful perusal.
, 1878-04-12

PROF. Roberts lectured OH "ChampiOn-
ship" at the Good Templars' Hall, on
Monday evening Of this week.
, 1878-04-12

Mr.. ID. G.. II. Rothschild is expected to
return on the next trip of the Dakota. He
will arrive here about the 30th inst.
, 1878-04-12

BoRN.-On Lopez Island, April Sd, to
the wife of Hamilton j. Carr, model lit
tie son weighing II lbs, avoirdupois.
, 1878-04-12

BISHOP Morris went up to Chimacum
on a trout fishing excursion, and was
agreeably pleased with the pastime.
, 1878-04-12

The Phantom went up to Port Ludlow
on Saturday morning, carrying the Rena
dramatic company.
, 1878-04-12

RrMORED changes in a firm recent!
engaged in the butcher business here ar
about taking place.
, 1878-04-12

In the last issue OF the B. b. "Mail"
Mr.. Eldridge, Of Whatcom, publishes a
plain and fearless answer to the malignant
attacks upon his private character, which
recent found publicity through their ap-
propriate channel, viz: the Weekly Dem
"cratic -. Too late though now, al
many voters were not reached before elec
ton day.
, 1878-04-12
1876 COWS ARE KEPT.

For this business, Mr.. Bishops farm
may be noted rs a fair sample. This
gentleman has about 2G0 acres OF land, OF
which over 200 are in cultivation either
in meadow, pasture or ROOF and grain
crops. He has two barns, one of which
covers 60Xl20 AMI the other 45Xll5 feet.
He will milk, during the coming summer
months, 80 cows. and some idea Of his
dairy business may be gained from the fact
that last summer, in three months alone
he made 1851 lbs Of butter, or about 1000
lbs during the season tor milking. His
cows are sleek. fat and cOntented, and his
butter as rich and fine favored AS can be
boasted anywhere in the world. :,
Mr.. Bishop thinks there will eventually
be continuous farming settlement
through the Quilcine, Hoods Canal, Port
Discovery and Chimacum valleys, ana
gives, as his estimate. that Chimacum val
lev will support l,20O mich cows. Al
though the residents of Chimacum are so
numerous. and have been for several years,
the place has never yet been blessed with a
, 1878-04-12

The bras, baud, OF this place. Is giving
decided evidences of vitality again.
, 1878-04-12

OUR town was model of order and de-
corum on election day.
, 1878-04-12

CHlMACuM Valley has district school
with about 40 pupils.
, 1878-04-12
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

REv. Jno. Parsons, who has been
pro'aNNg once per month in Chimacum
Vallcye snce last fall, informs us that the
chances seems quite favorable for the
speedy organization Of sabbath school up
there The people OF that vicinity are
uniformly pleased with the labors OF this
gentleman, as they turn out in eoodly
numbers on meeting day, rain or shine.
, 1878-04-12
SCHOOL WITH FORTY PUPILS.
DARYING.

A fine stream OF the purest water rip
Piles through the place, winding around
among the arms and furnishing by its
springs and tributaries, nearly every one
of them with that indispensable Concom-
liant of dairy and stock tarms-an eX.
haustles supply of soft, fresh water. The
soil is quite damp, requiring both under
and surface drains, and is exceedingly fer
tile. producing as high as and tons Of
timothy hay per acre. 1t partakes of the
general characteristics of river bottom
soil. Among the few farmers who are
making speciality Of darying,
, 1878-04-12

TIE cheese factory in Chimacam, was
to commence turning ouU samples yeSter-
day.
, 1878-04-12
POST OFFICE.

A petition, however is in circulation at pres
ent. asking that such an institution be es-
tablishcd there. Undoubtedly the wishes
of the citizens in this instance will be I'M
mediately complied with, as they certainly
require and are entitled to one-- The
latest big thing on Wheels" which is an
institution so portentious for the pecuni-
ary advantage and reward Of Chimacum
industry, is the
, 1878-04-12
CHIMACUM VALLEY.
ITS PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.

Obtaining temporary command OF an
equine locomotive one bright morning
this week, we made tour Of the China
cum valley--seeing its sights and talking
with its residents. The road from Port
Townsend to the heart OF the Chimacum
settlement is winding and diversified, ex-
tending over about eleven miles-a dis
tanCe somewhat heightened by its serpen-
tine course. Arriving ut our objective
point, the
TELEGRAPH STATION,
we alighted to reconnOitre, and were
warmly received by Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Robinson, than whom more pleasant and
genial couple cannot be found anywhere.
Sitting in their pleasant parlor and look
ing out upon the many broad acres ofland
but recently reclaimed, and all of which
was, twenty-five years ago, under the ex-
elusive dominion Of Nature, no wonder
they indulge compacent feelings while
muslng over the success which has attend
ell their toll in producing the improve
ments to be seen to-day.
THE VALLEY
is located about 5 miles from Port Dis
covery, 8 miles from Port Ludlow and 10
miles from Port Townsend. 1t was first
settled upon in the spring Of 1856. by Mr..
$. Kellogg, now of Seattle, and Mr.. r. S.
Robinson, of whom we have spoken. The
latter worked for some time in the saw
mill at Port Ludlow, while the former
lived upon and commenced improving the
land which was jointly occGpied by the
two. At that time the whole valley was
densely timbered. and it required an iron
nerve and indomitable pluck to occupy it
with the intention to carve out such
homes as may be found there at present.
In May, 1857. Messrs. Bishop and FL
bridge located along side of and Just above
the other settlers, and entered upon THEIR
task of improvement with the magniti-
cent cash capital of rs cents apiece. To-
day their farms are worth, including
stock, implements, buildings, etc, not far
from So. each saying nothing of the
few thousands in cash laid by. A fair
sample of the results to be achieved by
pluck. industry and perseverance. In the
valley there are to-day 33 occupied claims,
in various stages of improvement from
being the sites Of rude log cabins to sup
porting those neat, commodious, cheerful
and extensively furnished residences
which bespeak SO much of the comforts
and desirable features of well-to-tlO rural
lite. These 33 claims will one day he fine
farms, and those who have had opportuni-
ties to know say that there is as much
more good land in the vicinity rs has been
taken. If this be true, it will, ere another
twenty years have passed, form one of the
richest and most extensive farming COM
munities on this side otthe Sound. There
are at present II families in the settle
ment, and these keep up a district
SCHOOL WITH FORTY PUPILS.
Mr.. K. e. Ryan. our county superin-
tendent and efficient teacher, has charge
and is giving general satisfaction as he
has done for the past few years.
Among the principal farmers in the
valley are: Messrs. Robinson, Strand.
Bishop, Eldridge, Roberts and Nolan as
well as ten or twelve Others who are get
ting swell fixed" The principal and
most important feature OF the valley is its
, 1878-04-12
NORTH PACIFIC CHEESE FACTORY.

This enterprise is of quite recent origin
and is going into active operations this
week for the first time. Its originator,
we believe, and principal mover is Mr.. b.
Fellows, OF New Tacoma. Mr.. Fields, a
gentlemen oi extensive experience in the
business, is going ahead with the machin-
cry and outfit IN way which clearly in
dcates determination as well as capabiity.
The scene of operations is at the WOOdley
property near Mr.. Robinson's residence.
\ large double tank, lined with zinc 4xl2
feet and about 30 inches in depth, has
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EOR SALE.

ATULE-No. l dray mule. Henry avenue.
wi MRS. MACCABE.
A HANDSOME parlor set Of nine pieces, Red
"a Satin Brocatele, almost new; cheap. Inquire
at 80 Main street
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LOCAL NOTICES.

JORDAN e. Cos confectionery, l78 Main.
w. L. MIrCHELL's school, at 298 Second
street.
GREENBRIER, for medicinal purposes, cam
not be equalCd.
If you want to improve your eyesight, call
on R. Bertschy.
EXERCISES at the State female college will
be resumed on Monday, December I'd.
The plumbing and gas-ftting establish
ment of J. w. \. Browne Is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. o's
Seal of North Carolina at the. same prlce?'
HIGHEST cash prices paid for secondhand
clothing, carpets and Jewelry at Philip
Simon s, IS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
Mr.. EMILE LEVY wishes TO notify his nu-
merous pupils that he will be ready to resume
lessons on Monday, the second of December.
Patrons will please leave their orders at
Witzmann's, 223 Second street.
THE old reliable firm of T. J. Walker 4
Co., dyers and cleaners, No. 246 Second
street, has reopened, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatneas and
dispatch Special attention given to ladies
dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc.
B. A. HoLLENBERG offers the services Of
the Memphis steam-dyeing establishment to
his many friends and patrons, and his sue.
cess in business is guarantee Of fine and
most satisfactory work. Ladies and gents
apparel cleaned and dyed after the latest i'm
proved methods, and colors positively fast
Prices to suit the times.
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PERSONALS.

DR.. SNYDER office is on North Court, in
Express building, back Of General Horrigan.
Mr.. 0. NJ. PECK and wife, Miss n. L.
Barrow, Judge Henry T. Elicit Judge Irving Halsey,
and Mr.. Jaks Kohlberg returned home last evening,
TIA the Louisville railroad.
Mr.. CHARLES STEWART, of Omaha, for
meriy citizen Of Memphis, and brother-in-law of
Hon. W. A. Dunlap. of this city, is visit to rel
ttves and old friends in West Tennessee.
Mrs. G. JONES has refitted the old estab-
Ished Whitemore house, on Adams street, for the
reception OF guests. The hotel Is in good order and
the tables are furnished excellently well.
The following visitors were registered at
the cotton exchange Jesterday: Colonel j. Marston,
Clarendon, Ars ansas; j. z. Harris Evansville; A T..
Irvtn, New Orleans; Z. C. Blanchard, Concordia,
Mississippi.
COLONEL WILEY B. MILLER and his
daughter Miss Floy Miller who left here for Europe
early last spring have arrived at New York and Will
be home In few days. after an absence Of seven or
eight months.
AMONG the arrivals at Gaston's yesterday
we're J. N. Pettigreu and wife, OF Memphis: ]. L.
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j. D. Randall, master B. g. Abrahams clerk
VIII leave from Glenn's Wharfboat every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, at p.m., for all points on
ST. Francis river Freight will at all times be re-
ceived at Glenns WharfbOat.