The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13
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The ferry boat will be out on Ss,.
day. '@'uf-
The city of Quincy pays sll5ooo
year, interest. ''V0
"A Monmouth liquor dealer has h.
fined 81 $40 for violation of the liouo, T'en
"A Diamond Josteamer from Dpbna'
may be looked for on Saturday or Mora a1'
-Goodhue, the Stephenson coprtn ,
taulter, has appealed his case to tho ~
preme court.
1850: Thomas F. Bayard, Of D..
ware, and Ex-Governor Palmer, of TII;no:so
" 7. Express.
No freight or passenger steamer h..
been built since 1872. to run on the NJ,
sissippi above Keokuk.
A boy sticks everything be find.
his trousers pocket. A woman finds ba-
mouth large enough receptacle.
Judge Grant, of Davenport M,
capitalist of Leadville, Col, has dons,.1
his $4,000 library to Scott county Tor.
| The Sherman movement in M;s.om.;
according to the St, Louis Globe, De,oorra,
(Rep.l is "the sickest political kitten eva,
seen in those parts"
The republican minority in the north
ern states at the last elections was near,
100000 votes. This is what hurts ,hs
stalwarts worse than solid south
Moline wants to be divided into ~
other township. The board of supervisor,
will talk about the divide" on FRIDAY a.
10 o'clock, and perhaps do something
The Baltimore Gazette DEM b,.
come to the conclusion that claimants Tho
Corbin can make more money coptestno
the seats of gentlemen in Congress than
following their profession.
The Chicago, Rock Island and p.cs,
Railroad Company are constructing q,
their shops eighteen new locomotives sly
of which will be forty ton freight, six mas.
senger, and six pony engines.
, We understand that Won Kramer i
in attendance upon this session Of the board
of supervisors. Why has not the Orgon
given him some resolution to present, 50
that people might know that he is here
; Supervisor Martin informs US that
the remains of Frank Joslyn who was
drowned last November in Rock River
= have been found in the river, near Cleve.
land, about seven miles from where be
went down, in heroic effort to save the
: life of comrade.
, The Illinois Legislature has not i'm.
pressed the Chicago Times favorably. for
/ that paper begins an editorial article thus.
, Springfield has large ass-pen, built and
r supported by the State, aud from out Of
e which there come furious brayings, whose
volume and discordance are intolerabe, 1"
According to the Milwaukee Sentinel
s (Rep.j about third of the Republican
members of the Wisconsin Leglslatur.
lawn OAdut 4OI Tue uOmiHaIlOQ IN 1871,
the others dividing between Blaine, Ed.
nonds, Sherman. &c. Bayard and Tildep
{ have the most friends among the Demo-
Gratis.
Very little business was done by the
board of supervisors yesterday other than
short speech by Ransom in defense Of
the right of the Swedes of Moline to vote
on the proposition of allowing hogs to run
at large on Rock River bottom. The ez.
penses Of the board are about fifty dollars
day. To day was given principally to
J committee work.
The Board of Supervisors at their
meeting today granted saloon license to
Charles Gearhards OF Hillsdale, and then
t adjourned to give the committees time for
work. The board will have tUssel with
the County Bookkeeping before they ad-
journ. The present operations don't suit
don't meet expectations. Zimmerman OF
the bookkeeping committee,is examining
= with figures and fractions for the fight.