The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-31

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| Rich Hill. Nay ..
lCorrespoad-nr- Daily BaLso-
&C. II. Dsils-. il the boss sialvars n
publican in Rich Hill.
; The Arcade hoasr, near the depot 10
fsvoriie resort for irsvsling n,eo.
quite large nunber of Rich Hillits
vsre out 6.hing on the Aarias de- CyGne
lest Sunday.
There are SIS. 900 paid out BY tv'
mining conpsnies mosihly to miners 70
labor. All that cash isspent IN Rich Hill
The stores Of Keith 4 Henry and n
s. Z. Cowiss, are immense e.isblisAment
for city Of the size Of Rich Hill.
"A thorough system Of graded school
will Be introduced here By September Let
There are at present subscription schos!
taught BY yourg ladies, all largely n
tended.
| Mr.. -. Irish, vho IL known through
out the state n . writer Of power and e'o
quence, hes 6ri-class ofice, and 10 max
ing . popular paper and cash out u The
Mining Review.
Your reporter attended tvo Sunday
schools here last Sunday, one McsLodisl
the other Presbytrrian, 81 the former o
which 140 scholsrs sere present, ss thu
latter $50 children participated The re
lirious element 10 largely represented ia
shis mining city.
"A sulphur spring in this city, owned
by J. Dufield and A. J. Henderson. which
il said to posses. rare medicinal qualitie~,
il visited and drank from ~
large numbers Of persons. IL
waters tssts like the waters which start
in stone qnarries from which rock has been
bIas,ed BY gun powder.
The eound Of tie CIV bells can Be- heard
at night, jingieh by cows grazing in the
heart Of the city. for the burg being yet but
ye. in its infancy, the fat. juicy p'sturaes
has not ~, bssn iraupled down from the
streets. Yet The p~"ple are here. and the
money j. here, and this municipal lid j.
beginning to wear the pants and rsvolveI
and the beard Of manhood - city.
Geo. p. Huek<by, Who too years ago
came 10 Missouri from Ind,sns. and to-
gether With Nr. Frank Eidridss. Who
formerly pSbIish~d the Butler Independent,
established the nov sricy Rich Hill G..
seti~. anon after this city wa born, va
appointed posim asier here last week. Yer.
lily the path to fame and fortune 10 sirevn
with ink-stsined cons Of journalism.
Mr.. -. Vance, Who formerly did
reportorisl work on the Sedslia Democrat,
and Who il . j'vial. unmarried. and popu-
lar knight Of the pencil. il here. On his
ARRIVAL here last fall he taught school near
the city Since the close Of the .cLoe! he
has bern clerking in the Cosioficr. lie
desired the BAzoo REPORTER to extend his
kindness regards to the following pencil
sliaeers: Ei. Bnrroves. Bake Montgomery
AMI MAcDemush, 70 here they are.
-'undav evening, n 4 ten year old son
Of Mr.. Davis, . painter here, vas play iog
With some companions nj jumping from a
spring board, he fell and broke one OF his
arms in tvo places. DR.. Gillette, Who BY
the way il the Pacific railway company
physician and surgeon, AID . friend Of Din.
King and Trader, Of iedalia. va cum
o,oned and attended the boys injuries in
his usual 6rst-ci.ss .hspe. and the broken
armed lad re-,s easy.
-S.y. do you suppose anybody would
believe it If your correspondent should say
he Was mistaken on the street here By y
gentleman yesterday for . Methodist
preacher? II you don't believe il AK T.
n. Crockett, attorney At lsv end collection
agent. The mistake va so complete that
the hist Of the BAzoo representative Vas
paced a. Tor missionary purpose, aud the
Collection blown 10 for cigars before The
mistake VA discovered.
On Sunday the follovin quarteiis Of
Butler bioods, "UncIe" Charlie Parker,
"Hon." Mick M.stick. "Doc" Frank KEEL
loeg and Charlie Burns. better knosn -
"Poet Bob, came down 70 Rich Hill IN
. carriage, ste strawberry short cake At the
Arcade house, and enjoyed several quiet
6irtations With the many hand.ooe bellies
Of this burg. A bilious-fsced citizen Who
10 suffering all the psogs Of the teeiotslism
crsss, inii@sted con6deoiisliy to the
BAsoo reporter that they he'd little bot
tied ''Oil Of glsdnes" under the carriage
seat to ne in assisting them 70 cros. the
buttons Of the dangerous Msriss dee Cygnee.
but the BAzoO pencil vissler knovs better.
~ not one Of the quarieste will drink.
They even shy around grapes and apples
for fear Of the latent vine and cider which
rumor says l. concealed in them.
Mr. w. A. Newton, formerly Of Sc.
dslia. and Who will Be remembered BY al
the older residents, came from the future
capital Of Mi~oori to this vicinity twelve
yesrs aeo. believing that the old NJ, K.
q T. road vouId strike the exbsustiess coal
6eids near the present site Of Rich Hill.
where Carbon Center. afeeder of Rich Hill.
ID nov located. But that company vent
nine miles out Of it, way 10 strike Nevada.
Il hit Nev.da, but missed the coal nsst.
II 10 sone consolation to . persou to know
and feel that graf corporations, such ~
the K. 4 T.. would make bad breaks" q
times. just the same - private individuals
do. Bot 70 return 10 the text, NJ. New.
ton, feeling assured that hs had struck the
right couuiry, bought considerable land
here. and turoed looee stock 10 ersse over