I have been researching the Milco family to find out about John Milco who is the brother to G.N. Milco. (Very happy to find his first name in this message board-thanks!)I have run across the follwing info in the last few days. Would appreciate any information on John Milco b Jan 1832 in Dalmacia, Austria. John married in 1870 to Anna/Annie ? b May 1850 in Austria. I am related through their daughter Anna Wilhemina Milco b either December 24, 1879 or Dec 25, 1880. Anna Wilhelmina married November 14, 1898 to John Saginko/Sagin. Especially looking for information on John Sagin/Saginko. Per death certificate John died in a mill accident having a crushed chest-accident-caught between steam crane and cars. Occupation was a laborer. Age 47 years 19 days Also shows birthplace as Austria. Marriage consent shows name spelled John Senginko and b Aug 18, 1872
Census supports dob as 1873 and 1874 Office of the Register of Wills in the County of Allegheny (Pa. ) shows name spelled Szegenyko Death certificate shows name spelled Saginko and b Oct 7,1873

Stockton Daily Argus February 1860
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>>Tuesday, 21 Feb 1860<<
BOARD of SUPERVISORS -- Monday, Feb. 20
Board met at the usual hour and allowed the following claims:
W.D. SPERRY, viewing road; $7.50
Salmon CUTLER, viewing road; $7.50
L. HOWARD, work on jail; $11
Allen Lee BOURS, services as Coroner; $32.65
L.F. NEELEY, fees as Constable; $18.25
John CALDWELL, Justice?s fees; $6
STOCKWELL & UNDERHILL, dry goods for indigent sick; $56.63
D. FRANKLIN, jury fee; $18
S. FREIDMAN, jury fee; $18
J.H. KENNEDY, fees as Constable; $24.50
Nicola MILCO (assignee of E.B. BATEMAN); $197.50
M.A. ALGIO, meals furnished jurors; $30
J. McCAUSLAND, Justice?s fee; $18
H.S. NORCOM, examination of Insane person; $10
F.C. ANDREW, apportioning collection of road tax in the several Road Districts; $20

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Stockton Daily Independent April 1862 Location: Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA Description: April 14-19, 1862
>>Monday, 14 Apr 1862<<
OFF FOR EUROPE -- Mr. Nicola MILCO, an old Stocktonian and well known as a fruit dealer in this city, leaves today upon a visit East, thence to his home in Dalmatia, Austria. He will be happy to entertain his friends at his store on Main street on parting. May he have a pleasant passage and a speedy return.

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Stockton Daily Independent December 1863
>>WEDNESDAY, 2 DEC 1863<<
PERSONAL – Mr. Nicola MILCO, an old resident of this city, returned to San Francisco a few days since on the Golden City and reached Stockton yesterday after an absence of nearly 2 years, during which time he has traveled extensively in EUROPE, and visited his home in Dalmatia, on the eastern shore of the Adriatic. His return is a source of gratification to his numerous friends and acquaintances in this city.

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Stockton Daily Independent March 1865 Location: Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA Description: March 27-31, 1865
>>THURSDAY, 30 MAR 1865<<
LIST of JURORS – The following named gentlemen constitute the list of jurors summoned to serve during the April term of the District court and to appear at the Court house in this city on the 6th proximo:
Andrew KENEDY
E. SIMON
T.C. PIERSON
B.W. BOURS
Perry YAPLE
Frank TURNER
A.J. MAY
Joel SHINU
Charles SPERRY
Andrew BLOSSOM
W.D. BUGBY
M. KIERSKI
H. TINKHAM
O.K. SMITH
J. OSER
J.H. DODGE
Charles ASHLEY
P.L. WILLIAMSON
Wm. H. GEDDES
C.A. POST
James CROZIER
J.B. MESSICK
Daniel CASEY
John GROSS
J.J. STEEL
J.W. HANSCOM
N. MILCO
H.G. CHATFIELD
Samuel ADAMS
G.W.M. CHADD

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Stockton Daily Independent May 1866
>>TUESDAY, 1 MAY 1866<<
TRIAL JURORS -- The names of the following gentlemen have been drawn to serve as Trial Jurors during the May term of the County Court:
M.L. ABRAMSKY
David KETTLEMAN
T.C. MALLON
Benjamin WALLACE
E.J. LAIRD
L.M. MORSE
D.D. WARDROBE
N. MILCO
W.H. RUSSELL
J. LING
T.G. HUMPHREY
T.S. THOMAS
S.T. DAVIS
I.W. SKINNER
W.H. BUTTRICK
G. ROACH
Moses LONG
A. ABBY
H.H. THRUSTON
Thomas J. BROOKE
J.B. BOODY
W.O. ROBINSON
W.L. CORLEW
Daniel WHITMORE

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>>Saturday, 15 July 1871<<
COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED -- The business copartnership heretofore existing between MILCO & BERBORA, proprietors of the Variety Emporium and fruit store, Independent Block, corner of El Dorado and Levee streets, was dissolved by mutual consent yesterday, Mr. MILCO purchasing Mr. BERBORA?s interest in the concern. The latter retires from active business on account of ill health. For the future, the business will be conducted by G.N. MILCO in his own named.

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August 1871Location: Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA Description: Aug. 21-26, 1871

DISSOLUTION NOTICE -- The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm name of N. MILCO & Bro., in the toy, fruit and confectionary business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. N. MILCO being desirous to visit EUROPE to improve the health of himself and family, has sold all his interest in the establishment to his late partner, John MILCO, who continues to carry on the business as heretofore at their old and popular stand on Main street, east of and adjoining Holden?s drug store. With many thanks for past patronage, the present proprietor solicit?s a continuance of the same by his friends and the public.
Nicolo MILCO
John MILCO
Stockton, Aug. 17, 1871

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Stockton Daily Independent October 1871
>>Thursday, 26 Oct 1871<<
ADVERTISEMENTS -- [by no means all of them]
-Medicinal Oxygen Treatment. Cures consumption, dyspepsia, bronchitis, heart disease and all nervous disorder. Correspondence in relation to this new treatment will be promptly answered by addressing Dr. W.R. REUD, Corner of Fourth and J., over Capital Savings Bank, Sacramento.
-Fall Style Silk Hats! ?Grand Duke!? Have just received a large invoice of hats and caps of the latest styles and finest qualities at Isaac LOTHROP?s, Hatter, Kidd?s Block, 171 Main street, Stockton.
-Buy you vegetables and fruit at G.N. MILCO?s Mountain Fruit Depot, Independent Block, Corner El Dorado and Levee Sts., Stockton.
-Dr. Heop WOO, Chinese Physician. Warrants to cure all kinds of diseases. [rest cut off]


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Stockton Daily Independent October 1872 Location: Stockton Description: Oct. 14-19, 1872
>>Monday, 14 Oct 1872<<
FOR SALE -- The undivided half interest in the Metropolitan Restaurant, Main street, Stockton. For terms apply to G.N. MILCO

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Stockton Daily Independent December 1872
**Tuesday, 31 Dec 1872**
PETTY THEFT -- Ricardo ACOSTA, tried before Justice BROWN and convicted on 2 charges of petty larceny, was sentenced yesterday to imprisonment for 3 months in the 1 case and 60 days for the other offense. He stole articles from MILCO?s store on Main street and was caught in the act.


Info from: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=18621Stockton Daily Independent January 1873
**Friday, 10 Jan 1873**
INTERESTING Trial -- G.N. MILCO was tried by jury before Justice BROWN yesterday on a charge of having violated the Sunday law by keeping his place of business on Main street open last Sunday. This being the first case of the kind tried in the city, it attracted considerable attention. The prosecution was very ably conducted by Mr. PILLSBURY, District Attorney, and the defense by Judge TERRY and Mr. McKINNE. The jury consisted of the following named gentlemen: Geo. CHASE, J.K. DOAK, John H. FIELDS, B. WATROUSE, Moses MARKS, E.W. EMERY, A. GALL, Wm. SHINE, A.G. AINSWORTH, John MENGES, John BARKER, Samuel ELDRIDGE. The case was given to the jury about 9 o?clock p.m., which had not agreed on a verdict at 12.