Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Legislative Proceedings

MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Legislative Proceedings.
r JEFFERSON CITY, No, Friday. March IS. s
The Senate passed House bill 464, relating
to collectors bonds. The bill provides that
quirsai to give bond equal 70 the e amount Of
revenue TO be collected by each. instead of
double" the amount as is NOW required.
their indebtedness and to issue bonds and
the st. Louis County Road bill. The Meat
special committee and failed to pass.
When the Marriage-license bill was pre-
sented to the Speaker of the House for his
signature, objections we're made to his sign
ing it by Messrs. Major, Jones of Clin-
ton, Carver, Cox, Provenchere. and Wrav of
Morgan. The objections set out that the SEN
ate am ndrhents to the House bin were not
printed in conformity to the Constitution.
The objections were Overruled by the House..
so.ssssg SATURDAY, March os.
The Senate passed the following House
bills. Repeating the present dog law relating
to ser vice of summons on foreign COMP anies;
relating to judgments where there are several
defendants; allowing railroad companies to
build switches to coal mines; allowing invest
ment of funds in Trcasurynot needed for cur
rent expenses, except in the purchase OF Han
nibal & st. Joseph Railroad bonds; permitting
county courts to buy real estate; providing
Tor the selection of special probate judges.
The House passed Senate bill No. o2J MAX
ing it felony to demand illegal fees. Senate
amendments to the obscene literature bill
were concnrred in. demonstrating the vote
by which senate bill No. - was lost, the bill
pa> sed-!5 to g. Bill No. D., In relation to fire
aud marine insurance companies, was also
RECONSTRUCTED and passed.
as f.t MONDAY. March %.
The joint and concurrent resolution urg-
ing reduction of the duty on salt passed tho
Sow h of
tiles having been observed, Mt 10 O'Clock Pres
ident Campbell announced that the time OF
final adjournment had come, and nc desired
to return his thanks to one nd all for the uni
form courtesies which had bern extended to
him as presiding officer of the Senate. 1t was
to the at all times enr iemanly be; ring of the
Ii thter, and he desired to express his appre-
cation of their action. HA had endeavored
and if he had sometimes erred it was due to
no intention of being unfair. The gayel fell
and the Thirty first General Assembly stood
adjourned sine die. ,sft'
In the House Il message from the Governor,
announced that he had appointed r. j. o.
Morrison and Representatives Anthony of Nod
away and McGinnis a committee to examine
the books of the State Treasurer for 1877 and
1875 Resolutions of thanks to the various
officers and employees of the House were
offered and adopted; also thanking the Sec
rotary of State and his clerks: also Mr.. Ripley,
Chaiima of Committee on Enrolled Bills and
MIR. Craig. Chairman of the Committee on En-.
crossed Bills. The proceedings were closed
with prayer by the Chaplain and the Speaker
then announced the House adjourned sine die.
Missouri NJ. e. Conference Appointments.
Hannibal District-John ellis, Pre-.
siding Elder. Hannibal, Broadway, NJ. L.
Curl; Hannibal, Hope Street, j. s. Wilson;
Avalon, ID. b. Dorsey, Bowling Green, T.
j. Enyeart; Brunswick, to be supplied;
Bridge Creek, H. L. Robbins; Brookfield, j.
II. Poland; Centralia, John Shumate; Car
rolltOn, G. III. John; CarrolltOn Circuit, III.
u. King; Glasgow, w. j. Martindale; Hun
newell, to be supplied; Louisiana, j. c.
Horn; Laclede, j. f. Mesner; Laclede Cir
cult, II. B. Barnes; Mexico, j. #. Wheat;
Middleton, F. f. N1cStephenson; Moberly,
s. III. Cox; Meadville, d. Keupp; New
Florence, F. S. Taylor; New Cambria, to be
supplied; Rockville, It. NJ. Thorson; st.
Catherine. to be supplied; Vandalia, C. W.
Smith; Wellsville, j. w. Anderson; j. C.
Hall, President of Louis College, member
Of Glasgow Quarterly Conference.
Kirksvile District-W. II. Turner, Pre-
siding Elder. Kirksville, j. j. Bentley;
Huntsville Circuit, T. NJ. Green; Browning,
Ii. Compton; Brashear, w. NJ. Brown; Can
ton, to be supplied; Colfax, A. Cluscr;
Clarence, H. G. Haycraff; Edna, E. b. Car
ter; Glenwood, n. NJ. Enyeart; Green City,
3. G. Warner; Kahoka and Athens, w.
Freeland; Murray, NJ. I'll. Butler; Memphis,
o. Deshler; Memphis Circuit, b. T. Stanlier;
Macon. G. s. Stocking; Macon Circuit, T..
Hales; Milan, w. Stonner; Novelty, Jas.
Allen; Newark, w. r. Enyeart; Queen City,
j. S. Ware; Shelbina and Shelbin, X. j.
Barwick; South Memphis, Il. L. Thompson;
Stickleville, j. o. Taylor; st. John, j. Cav
lit; Unionville, j. L. McNeily; Williamton,
A. II. Ketrow. @.t. i-.t
Chillicothe District-A. H. Powell, Pre-
siding EiAr. Chillicothe, H. B. Seeley;
Breckenridge, Charles Balson; Black Oak,
William SElers, Bethany, j. c. Hevington;
Cameron, w. II. Welton; Cainville, Thos.
Evans; Chillicothe Circuit, w. r. Ely;
Edinburg, J. r. Boyle; Eagleville, Robert
Devlin; Excelsior Springs, E. j. King;
Hamilton, Thos. Wolcott; Kidder, X. L.
Jamison; Kingston, e. Rasselle; Lindley,
w. B. Moody; Maysville, c. Cooper; Mt.
Moriah, A. Taylor; Martinsville, j. W.
Bovee; Plattsburg, w. F. Clayton; Prince
ton, z. s. Waller; Pattonsburg; X. r. Wit
ten; Ravena, to be supplied; Ridgcdy, j.
M. Pate; Stewartsville, C. T. Phillips; Spick-
ardvile, w. c. Reuter-; Trenton, T. j. Fer.
ril; Utica, T. B. Bratton; Winston, J. G.
Thompson.
St. Joe District-John Wyman, Presiding
Elder. East ST. Joe, Fifth Street, j. NJ.
Green; st. Joe, Twelfth Street, to be sup
piled; Amazonia, j. Kinsee; ALBANIA, r. A.
Canady; Burr Oak, w. A. Vangundy, Bur-
lington Junction, w. L. Edwards; Barnard,
III. L. Powers; Corning, NJ. f. Sapp; En-
pre, s. H. Engeart; Fillmore, +. V. Root;
Graham. j. A. Showalter; Green City. L. ". |
Ismond; Gentryville, o. Bruner; Hopkins,
j. Morrhead; King City, j. N. Warner; Ma |
ryville, j. NJ. Parker; Mound City, j. S. Hall;
Oregon, S. Caruthers; Pickering, w. Cow |
ley; Qtitman, E. Edmonds; Rockport, D. B. |
Lake; Stanberry, j. H. Hassen; Savannah,
O. s. Middleton; Watson, III. G. Langley;
Westboro, j. w. Huston. s..
North Missouri District-A. Hubbard, |
Presiding Elder. Auburn, to be supplied; |
Bowling Green, Rich Gillum; Danville, John |
Tate; East Fayette and Columbia, Geo. |
Reeves; Fulton, L. N. Taylor; Fulton Cir |
cult, E. Isaac Cato; Forrest Green, johnson |
Cravens; Fayette, A. Burton; Glasgow, j. |