Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-29
st. Francis-L. d. Walker, r. NJ. Carter.
81. Genevieve-Hon. NJ. A. Gilbert, Hon w.

Russell, r. II. Parks, j. J. O'Neai, j. L. ID. Nor.
Tison, Charles Todd. Alex. Martin, Michael
Adolphus Meier, samuel J. Gaty, Isidor Bush
DIR. ). 9. Page, Ferd. GottschaIk, Charles Par.
Lancaster, Chas. r. johnson, Norman j. Col.
man, Emo Sander, Thomas G. Fletcher, Z. c.
Ga5eii Waldo p. johnson. Henry @ Yeager
| WEB NJ Samuel, A. w. Soper, Thomas Richie
son; Charles =; slayback. o. +. Gooding aud
st. Louis County-Samuel w. Forder, Fred
| Weigler, James G. Edwards, Joseph
Schmecke, Judge Logan Hunton and Mortimer
saline-N. b. Noble, Hon. b. McDaniels, j.
| Baskin, j. yandyke. :
Schuyler-wm. b. Hayes, James Raley.
Seotland-J. W. Barnes, L. Mott.
| Scott. NJ. Cooper, ID. l. Hoffman, VIM.
shelby. W. Towson. H. u. Dimes
Shannon-E. G. Cameron. e. T. Bisce.
Crum.
Stone-J r. Harris, ]. +. Seaman.
SulIivan-Geo. w. Butler, w. II. Craig.
Texas-C. NJ Ross, Thomas S. Nicholson. r.
G: Ford. +: K rutherford, j. Sheriff.. T. n.
yernon-C. 4. Buck. j. N. D. Dodson. s. A.
Wright, G. G. Burton. y.
Warren-J. V. Hays, Hon. G. +. Peers.
Washington-N. w. Bliss, VIM. RiehI.
Wayne-W. T. Leeper. J. n. Morrison. J. T..
Webster-Judge f. w. Barnes, J. L. Rush,
Or; Thomas Bradford. Z. w. Moore. W. ii.
T.. D. a..
Wright-w. b. Tunnel. Prof. T. G. Mont
A brief address was made by presiden.
to the convention the various speakers,
the first being Ex-Governor Charles r.
Of shs Mississippi" P Hen james L. Minor r fof
tion Of southern Missouri" Hon. G. W Brad
say upon the Railways and Public Lands in
Missouri" and then DIR. w. L. Barret. of St.
Missouri" 1t was then arranged that the fol.
lowing programme should be carried out
from day to day till completed, the subjects
The Low LANDS of Southeast Missouri
Louis Houck. Cape Girardeau County.
Agricultural Capabilities of Missouri-N. j.
The Grasses OF Missouri-N. w. Bliss, wash
fngton County.
Stock EEai.ing in Missouri-R H. Allen, St.
Wool Growing in Missouri samuel Archer.
Dairying in Missouri-David Z. Ely, Adair
County.
Fruit Culture in Missoun-wm. Stark. Pike
County.
Culture of Northern Cane or sorgo-Isaac
A. Hedges, st. Louis.
Manuiacture Of Sugar from Northern Cane
Culture of Tobacco in Missouri-John Walk
Vineyards and y inc in Missouri-Prof Geo.
Hussman, state University.
State University.
Poultry in Missouri-John Monteith, Jeffer-
Growth Of st. Louis, its wealth and Indus
tries-Hon. Henry Overstoz, Mayor of st.
Louis.
Grain Trade and Flour Manufacture I'm Mis-.
souri-Henry c. Yea9er. st. Louis.
The Cattle Trade of Missouri, Joseph Null
Beef canning in Missouri-N. G. Hudson. st.
Louis.
The Cotton Trade of Missouri-J. W. Para
Manufacturing Industries and Capabilities
of Missouri-W. F. Switzler, Boone County.
The Manufacture of Cotton, Wool and Paper
in Missouri-L. X. Shryock, St. Louis.
Manufacture of Tobacco and the Tobacco
Trade in decentralization PEPPER, st. louis.
Manufscture of Pottery and Granite Ware,
in MissOuri-H M. Thompson, st. Louis.
Iron and Steel Manufacture I'm Missouri
Thomas w. Fitch, st. Louis.
Geology of Northern Missouri-Prof. @. G.
Swallow, State University.
Geology of Southern Missoun-Prof G. G.
Broadhead, Cass County.
Mines and Mining in Observation-Disclosures
w. Il. Potter, Washington University, Sc.
Louis.
Kansas city, its wealth and Industries. its
ell, by appointment of the Mayor of Kansas
Migration of People-Nathaniel Holmes. st.
Railways of Missouri. L. Stephens. Coop
Commercial Relations of Missouri with the
Southwestern States and Mexico-Thos. Allen.
St. Louis.
Missouri ioutside OF st. Louisj-Prof. s. s.
Common Schools Of the State tout tide of st.
Louis)-R. ID. Shannon, superintendent of
Universities, Colleges and Academies of the
City of st, Louis-Dr. ". q. Eliot, Washing
Common schools Of the City of St. Louis
Prof. w. 7. Harris, 81. Louis.
Newspapers and Periodicals Of Missouri
Churches, Asylums, Hospitals and Eleemos
ynary Institutions-Kev. r. u. McAnaliy. st.
Banks and Banking in Missouri-Thomas E.
Tut, st. Louis.
Laws Relating to Debtor and Creditor. Ex-
souri-Seymour ID. Thompson, 81. Louis.
Financial Condition Of the State and Ccun.
Society in Missouri-Thomas G. Fletcher, St.
why Came to MissourmHon. L. J, Fur.
well, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin, Worth
The relations of Manufactures to Popula.
Post Onices, Post Roads and Telegraph Lines
in Missourf-Sam. Hays
The second day of the Convention was oc-
cnpled 20 eNsen. az, IN a the Tea sno
programme, but it was found that time would
not suffice for the reading of them all, and It
iished in pamphlet form and circulated for
the benefit of the public. The chief point ar
rived at was the decision to form a State or
ganization, and for the accomplishment of
that purpose the following committee was APP
pointed:
First District-ThomasC C. Fletcher. st. Louis
County.
Second District-C. p. johnson, st. Louis
Third District-J. J. o'Nein. st. Louis
County.
Fourth District-Louis Hsuck. Cape Girar-
Fifth District-Georye W. bradford. I,aclede
County.
sixth District-James L. Rush, Webster
County.
Seventh District-H. Clay Ewing, Cole
Eighth Districts. G. Reagan. jackson
County.
Ninth District-A. p. Morehouse. Nodaway
County.
Tenth Distrfct-George H. ,Hubbeil, Grundy
County.
Eleventh District-J. f. Rucker, Boone
County.
Twelfth District-F. w. Huntington, Adair
County.
County.
The third day was devoted to practical
work, and the gist of the proceedings may be
given by stating that the resolutions following
were passed, after which the Convention ad-
tourned sine de.
WHEREAS the peopling of the State Of Mis-