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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-15
MOLINE DEPARTMENT..

e. L. EASTMAN, Reporter
Headquarters, one door West of Reimer's
Cigar Store.
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Peoria aaarket.

PEORIA, Feb. IS.
C0RN-Firm; mixed 541s155
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Insurance Notice.

TINE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
cicn Marine Insurance Cnmpany ltimticdl has
received Instructions to Reduce the Rates ct In
between Honolulu aud Ports The Pacific, and
e prepared Policies az the lowest rates
with special reduction on freight per stsAmers
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Snsmrss Cards.
f. r. ADAMS
hpctloneer and Commission Merchant
Queen Street, Honolulu.
ED, hOFFsCHLAEGER A co
LhFohIkHs AND COMMISSION NERcrarrs
-, H0nolulE, oahu, H. J. II
Ill. HACkEEID A Co
GENERAL cokMIssIo Il AGENTS
-1 queen Street Honolulu, HI iv
F. 7. LENEHAN & co.
importers and Commission Merch.r+.
~ NuHanu Stree, Honolulu
T. A. SCHAEFER A ca
importers Commission Mercba,..
70 Honolulu- Hawaiian Islands -
g. HITCuCOCE
ATTORNEY AT LAW, HILO. HAWAII
W Bllls promptly collected I,
FRANCIS n. HATCH.
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RIDGE HOUSE.
South KOua. Hawaii.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO
Il inform bic friends and the public in general tBat
hts welI-kuuWu HOUSE be- again ready @" receive
visitors
The House s situated 2uiu- iulaEai from ua
Bay. 80 au elevation OF about 500 feet and offers
In6st charming view lu addition To- the ever pure and
halmy air of tie district the delight of both tourist and
invalid Bath Houses connected with the establish
mrut. Respectfully,
g5i Ia n. NJ. gODD.
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School for the blind Poker.
thing '''''oe every
Shell hats are suitable far small .l.;rl---
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Board OF Education.

An adjourned meeting of the board
of education WAS held Saturday even.
with all the members present.
The question OF theamonnts deemed
necessary for the purchase of lots
and erection of new school houses In
North and South Omaha was discussed.
Secretary Connoyer moved that the
board has the right to expend SIG. 500
for the erection of an eight room school
bnilding on the northwest corner of
Seventeenth and Lbavenworth street,
ard $l8, 500 for theereciion of a build.
log and purchase Of q site at the south.
west corner Of King and franklin
streets, without making any special
levy. The motion was carried. Mr..
Anderson dissented on both PROPOSE.
lions as to locations.
The board does not require a special
levy because 1t has sufficient funds ON
hand, but must submit the proposition
to build to the people at the coming
election.
The resignation of Miss Dora p.
Clay, teacher In the Cass street school,
was accepted.
MIR. Anderson introduced a resolu.
tion that the proceedings of the stated
and special meetings, the pay roll of
superintendent, teachers and janitors.
the claims allowed, and the. city treas.
urer's report of funds, shall be pub.
liBhed monthly In one of tina cIt,
papers. Laid over under the rules.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

are noted for always having the finest
and largest line. Their Easter Cards are
simply elegant and surpass anything ever
before shown, and are selling rapidly.
The last Of the general managers and
heads Of departments Of the railways form.
ing the Colorado pool left for their homes
Friday. Col. Fisher. general super.
intendent Of the Denver & New Orleans,
also returned to Denver without having
effected the admission Of bis road into the
pool.
There is but one double-yet CONSOLE
dated black European Calender Minstrel
show In existence. 1t Is the result OF the
famous wedding between Ca%llender's and
and Hsverly's minstrels in Chicago last
August. Since then q series Of triumph.
ant oyations has attended the tour Of these
minstrels through the country. They will
appear ct Boyd's tonight.
Bishop Msrti, the celebrated Indian
missionary Of Dakota, will be in Omaha to
conduct the services at st. Philimena dur.
ing the Holy week.
The Edward Creighton farm, in Union
precinct, was sold by the admins
traitor for $9,O05, or about $50 per acre
This is regarded By some as an excellent
price, and by others as too low.
Gov. Dawes has appointed MI. Henry
Eicke to be one of the two commissioner
from the STATE Of Nebraska at the Inter
national Agricultural and Cattle Exposi
tion, to be held at Hamburg. Germany
beginning July Let.
Hugh McCaffrey and Capt. John B
Furay, who left or Thursday for "a hunt
returned Saturday from Waterloo will
q fine bag of game. They killed over 10t
ducks Friday and had q fine days spor
generally.
Buy %oorsets, linen underwear, hosiery
gloves, handkerchiefs, laces, embroidery
parasols, fans and millinery Of every dc
scription at your own price at the grea'
mortgage sale of Atkinson B. Co., now IL
n progress in Creighton block, neal the
postofice.
"A very pleasant church sociable wa,
held by the members and friends OF the
Lutheran church at the residence Of Rev,
DR.. Stelling, their pastor on Friday
The house was literally packed, and all
enjoyed themselves greatly. They also
had excellsnt music, both vocal and in.
strumental. Refreshments In variety and
abundance were served, with q sufficient
quantity left over to supply the good doc.
tors family for some time to come. A very
fine collection. also, was gathered towards
the furnishing Of the now church.
Judge Benches docket Saturday
was light. Two persons were up for In
toxication, one q man. the other q woman;
both were committed In default Of $40 and
costs each. Four men arrested as tramps
were held over till Monday for trial. Two
prostitutes were sent to all in default Of
s. and costs each for inviting customers
from the street. George Robinson, O
white boy aged IA, and Billy Henderson,
q colored boy aged Is, we're convicted Of
stealing q piece of silk valued at 81 from
j. j. Browns store Friday and vert
held In 5000 bail each to appear before the
district court. They will probably be sent
to the reform school.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Saturday. SHOOT.
It Is Won by Carver by "a to 90

The Union Pacific base ball grounds
were we'll filled yesterday afternoon
with q crowd anxious 80 see the match
between DR.. w. +. Carver and Gap.
tain A. Il. Bogardus, the champion
wing shots Of the world. This was
the first of q series Of twenty five
matches, the nature, purse and terms
of which have already been published.
The day was . very favorable one,
and the match was interesting
throughout to all present.
Both men made some splendid shots
and the scores are pronounced the best
on record, the result being a victory for
DR.. Carver byascoro Of "a to 30, which
was o. follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

or tribune ever desecrated Its soil; 30
far away that II was called Ultima
Thule, or the last stretch aud the out
lying district Of creation itself, known
only to the civilized nations Of Greece
and the eastern world by a vague tradi-
tion of extraordinary intellectually
of desperate valor aud Of unearthly
aud unnatural barbarian and savsgery
of conduct among themselves-w hose
inhabitants were spoken of as men
who united the greatest and most
opposite qualities, at n time gener.
Gus to q fauit beyond ali other men,
at another time cruel, savage and
vlndlctive, whose characters were a
blending OF the darkest shadows, and
the brightest CLEANS Of sunshine;
whose poetry, we are told, though
barbaric, wa the Hottest sosrings of
the epic muse, Homeiio In conception
and subllmity; an iSland set like a gem
in the necklace Of the sea, whose land
was famed for Its richness, for the
valor Of Its chieftains and people
What brought him to this Island and
Its idolstrous people, after many fearn
and much suffering, but the sovereign
and uncomfortable desire to save the
perishing AID ''to knit the members
aud the slaves of Satan In the body Of
Christ"
The reverend lecturer then reviewed
Of length the life Of the saint, and
closed as follows:
when we cast our eyes, to-day,
across the seas on Ireland, sitting in
the sackcloth of woe, with which her
enemies have grit her, weeping like a
mother fer her desolate children, and,
amid her tears, striving with o
mothers love to obtain redresr
for her grievances and their
wrongs, may we not hope
and trust that, if she remain
faithful to the principles of her
glorious apostle, that If she use the
means for her deliverance which are
oonsonant with these principles; that
If she remain united and hearken tc
the guidance of her priesthood; that
il she, like the apostle, who. ''cried In
the day and In the night before his
God, and who was In labor from his
YOUTH" pray and strive for d~eliverance
may we not cherish the trust that
some bright angel Victor will come tc
announce to her that the storm clouds
soon will be lifted-and q sun burst oil
glory, peace and happiness will thee,
0, Ireland, and thou, whom I have not
the honor call my own, my native
land, but whom I still love and revere
for thy beauty and valor and the viz.
tues Of thy .ohildren-whom I revere
TOR the glory with which thy apostle
has eucircled thee as with q vesture OF
muchlvariety and thou m~ayesilyet wear
upon thy virgin brow, untarhished by
any scheme Of the past, the crown Of
freedom, in which the brightest pearl
will by thy faith, the faith which St.
Patrick promised should never fail
thee, the faith which gave thee ga LOT
among the saints
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
FOR SALE.

A new .ide.bar, end spring top bug.
gy, made BY Snyder and took first
prize at the state fair last fall; never
used and VIII be sold low. Apply at
Western Newspaper Union, cor. 18th
and Douglas ct. fsb2Sm&etf
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
EDWA

MAG STER Of PALMYSTERY AND COND,
TIuNALIST, 49s Tenth street, between Farnam
and Harvey. Will, with The aid Of guardian
and present, and on certain conditions in the fu.
ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

After the match Q sweepstakes shoot
was held, and several local shootsvs
distinguished themselves. DR.. Gar
uer and Capt. Bogardus remained In
the city over Sunday. To-day they
shoot their second match at Council
Bluffs, Their third match will be
shot at Dss Moines, ard they will %
east through the United States until
tho series of matches is finished, In
about two months,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

HEAT AND BOInT o Rr, THE Es
sENCE OF LIFE. TIL. TRUISM is EAS-
lily PROVES By TAKING A TIE. SPOONFUL
OF TSHRAn It's eELTZER PER.
lent l A GLASS OF H ~ WATER BALF
AN II jUR BEFORE BREAKFAST, FOR IN
DIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, CIR CoNsIIPATED
HA T. NOTHING is BETTER.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Gentle


Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS ~KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, m axes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair Is the sure
result of using Kathairon.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

DIED.
WOOD-In this city, March II, Annie E,
wife of w. b. wood, aged Al years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
NIGHTINGALE March II, 8 p. NJ,
Elizabeth, daughter of William and
Elizabeth Nightingale. aged 5 months.
Funeral Monday, March 10. at 3 p. No.,
from the residence. 18th AID Chicago
streets. Friends invited.
KERIN--In this city March II, Of con,
sumption. Nathaniel KERN, aged %
years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

Communication from j. M. Hfggs
a. to taxes, was filed.
Martin @. Martenson filed his ap-
plication for private road In section 1,
l6, IL.
Copy Of resolution from the city
authorities In regard to finishing
grade between Sixteenth and Nine.
teenth and Farnam street was filed.
Mary Ostsr flied her application for
liquor license.
Adjourned to 10th Inst.
JOHN BANNER,
County Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Commissioners Proceedipgs,

SATURDAY, March II, 1888. -Board
met purauant to adjournment. Pres
emit, Commissioners Corliss, Knight
and O'Keefe.
The following resolution were
adopted:
RESOLVED That the county trea-
surer be and he Is hereby directed to
draw from the general fund $549 and
apply the same to the payment of de.
linquent personal tax Of Adolph Pulse
for year 1876. Also $50 80 and apply
same on delinquent personal tax Of
Jas. M. Winship for the years 1869,
1860, 1861, 1862, 1868, 1868 and 1870
for services as petit juror.
REsoLvED-That the county trea.
sursr de and he is hereby directed to
cancel the labor tax of John O'Donnell
for the year 1881, on account of being
over age.
RESOLVED That the county trea.
surer be and Ia hereby directed to re.
duce valuation on lot ], block IL,
Waterloo, from 500 to $40, on
account Of error of assessment.
The following accounts were allowed
from the .
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

Attention Workingmen!
The workingmen's central commit.
tee are hereby called to meet on Mon.
day evening, March 10th, at the city
hall, ct 1880 p. N. Any element OF
labor not having q representative on
the committee are requested to ap.
point one Immediately.
j. R. LEWIS, Chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, oMA

HA, NEB.
Tables supplied with the best the
market attords. The travelling public
claim they get better accommodations
and orc general satisfaction here
than at any other house In Omaha.
Rate, S2 per dav. aug2ltfm
The Combination OF ingredients
used in making Browns BRONCHIAL
TRooHRs Is such as to give. the best posi-.
BILE effect with safety They are widely
known as the best remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Throat diseases and Asthmatic
troubles. Price, IS cents . boz.
SLAvEN's YOSEMITE COLONGE
Made from the wild flowers Of the
FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
1t is the most fragrant Of perfume.
Manufactured by II. B. Slaven, San
Francisco. Forsale In Omahn By W.
D.. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

NOR sALE-General stock cf merchandise To-
Il "a ed in the fl uri hing town OF Wypore,
Neb. B nsrupt stick. Mus. b. close out FOR
particular RS i quire nj Colby & Hazlett, Beatrice.
A D McCandless. Wymore, or e W. Lininger
Omahs. keb. S04.2o-u& s-wt
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

nor ALE AND REST-A rare chanca, board
II ing house furniture for sale, and house Tor
reit, will I've lease, well adapted for sal On, Ia.
quire at the place 1914 Pierce street. q =
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

RARE CTANCE-Flr sale a q harg AIN, .
n stock Of e m sral H., rcha d se with an es.
taDlish ii trade 10 one Of the best towns on the
g.. Il NJ. raj road In Nebraska Stock will In.
voice about s. 500. address lock b.x 1404,
Council Bluffs, iowa. nl5-1Jt
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

DRICK YARD FOR RENT-Apply at once.
ID Everything needed to run 1t Oh hand.
Superior clay Also house on yard II wanted.
LOhENZJ DlBBLE, Yard 18th ,treet 2 blocks
south Of Bellevue road. 2S0.1mt
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

XTANTEr-A good girl fr general house
w work In o am y o three. Apply AT once
1918 Douglas sire {. 462.l7
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

NTANTE J. 20 'eluster', 20 la5orers. Apply
w from 8 10 sthis ev, ming.
463.1Ts II. NAN SWrILLER, 11ti st.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

WANTED-A geot tailor IS 90 cus ON p ms
W Apply 1921 a IAN street, near 18Th s.
e5S. 1875
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

EoR SALE "A house OF four rooms summer
IN ki,ch N q d cellar stab g room for three
hors s, we'll an cistefn. Three years leass,'good
i,cat Price sioO. Addr,s, A. b. c., Pee
office. 4o3-20
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

nor sALE-Fite Jersey Blu | for public use.
IL w.s awarde the pr,m um sttte las, State
fair, Apply ]. Taylor. rs s bet. 25tn AVID D ca
tor, north On aha. iei-23s
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26

upon their best season for active opera
tons. These two facts are full Of sig,
nifcance. and set forth one of the ad.
vantages possessed by New Mexico
over her northern neighbors. in such a
light that no practical man can fail tc
see it. 1t makes a great difference to a
man whether he a work all the yeaI
OF whether he is obliged by the weather
to "lsy off, for six months and eat up
what he saved during the other six
The climate of New Mexico which,
the Journal has sometimes taken oc-
casion to remark, is the finest in the
world, admits of active outdoor ope-
rations all the year round. In the sum.
mer, it is warm of course, but not
warmer than in Kansas or Iowa, while
the light, pure atmosphere renders the
heat far less oppressive than in either
Of those states, and enables those whose
work is out doors to prosecute their
business with a far greater degree OF
comfort, and such a thing as a sun
stroke was never known in the terri
tory. In the winter, clear skies and
bright sunshine are almost the in
variable rule, The cold, cherries
rains, which so frequently occur at this
season in the middle states. and the
deep SHOWS which enforce a total sus.
pension of outdoor work at the north,
are unknown here, and the mechanic
may comfortably work In the open air
with coat off, the whole winter. Even
in the mountains there is rarely snow
enough to interfere with outside work
for a day at a time,and no miner thinks
of preparing any better winter quar-.
tiers than the same tent that shelters
him in summer. The advantage OF
such a climate has a greater signih.
canoe than Its immediate effect upon
ones bodily comfort. 1t has an effect
upon the grand total of the years re-
results which no practical man can
fail to appreciate; it means active
operations all the year instead of halt
the year, and it means for the laboreI
twelve months Of employment and
earning instead Of six of saving and
six of consuming. Aside from its good
effects upon peoples comfort and
health, which are by no means to be
despised, it has advantages over the
rigorous climate of the northern states
which the utilitarian can reduce to fig
Tres in the saving of time and fuel
The same rate per day means a good
deal more to the working mar here thar
in the states of the north, because o.
the certainty Of so many more work
ing days in the year, and so much les,
necessarily expended for warming hi:
house. Climate is a matter that is usu
ally considered rather from a asthetica
stand point, but when regarded in
bushes light 1t has a thoroughly prac
teal side, which the practical mar
can readily measure by the STANDARD
of dollars and ents.-Albuquerqu,
Journal.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
Mistakes in Mining.


Mr.. Geo. g. TildeD writing to the
Engineering and Mining Journal and
speaking particularly of Clear Creek
county, Colorado, notes some of the mis-
takes which he observed has contri-
buted to keep back the mining inter-
ests of that county. The article will
apply equally we'll in most things to
mining districts in general and the ex-
perienced gained by these failures In
old counties should be profted by in the
new. He says:
1t is a mistake to believe that a vein
is a continuous ore body that will al
ways carry ore, and that the assay val
ue of the ore will increase as depth is
attained. 1t Is a mistake to believe this,
and provide no capital for development.
1t is a mistake to expect for a mine,
when once opened up. more chan a fair
percentage of profit on a fair valuation.
1t is a mistake to judge of the value of
a nine, or ever a stope, from specimen
assays. 1t IS a mistake to accept the
opinion of a young mining engineer,
fresh from some eastern mining COL
lege, in regard to a mining or milling
investment. The young man IN taking
charge of the property obtains consid-
cradle information and experience; but
his company unfortunately has to pay
for it.
1t is a mistake to sink a p%erpendicu-
lar shaft and drive a cross-cut to work
the veins of Clear Creek county. when
in every case an ncline would be less
expensive and answer the purpose as
we'll. 1t is a mistake to drive a cross
cut tunnel fifteen hundred feet, at an
expense of at least twenty-five dollars
per foot, and not secure a title to a sim
gle vein that it will intersect. 1t is a
mistake to work the mines of Clear
Greek by any other than the tribute sys-
TEN. 1t is q mistake to build tramways,
concentrating or stamp-mills when
there is only a prospect Of obtaining
ore. 1t is a mistake to build a plant to
treat ore by some new "ten dollar a ton
and save n%inety-nine per cent of the
assay value" process, without first max
ing a thorough but comparatively mex
pensive inquiry into the chemical and
mechanical laws upon which the new
idea is based. Its a mistake to run a
mine in debt and then expect to pay up
by allowing the tributes to produce the
greatest quantity of mineral in the
shortest space of time by g0uging and
under-stoping. 1t is a mistake not to
keep. the development work of a mine
in advance of the work of extraction.
In Clear Creek county, it is a mistake
not to open up at least five fathoms of
ground for every fathom stopped. 1t is
a mistake to build a forty thousand
mill on property that belongs to some
outside party who, after completion,
will give a lease for only a year. Min
ing in Clear Creek county is profit
able. but not to parties who make the
mistakes | have mentioned. No en-
terprise can succeed where errors OF
equal II 'portancc occur.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
All the Year Round.

The miners of Colorado are now get
ting ready to go into winter quarters
to consume the result of their sum-
mer's work in long months of, idle
waiting. The miners of New Mexico,
on the other hand, are just entering
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
LET us KNOW.

For anything you want in the way OF printing call on us. We hope tt do
the entire Job printing of the Range. at reasonable figures. Don't send away
without giving us atrial
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26

l have a stock range with six mile,
of running water and unlimited range
for sale at 4 bargain. There is nothInp
finer IN New MexIco. Correspondence
solicited. V. Il. BECKETT.
Chloride. Y. May
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
and SASH
A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIAL

on hand at all times, and will deliver it to any part of the Range at reason
able figures.