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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKrT.

Is7 9Co hcai cars AT .cisy ct amt ~ cars at
for the 1ne time last wock Win the exepton of
there were % ,arsof Export cattle IN Inc yars AZ Jory
,itv and over 10 cars ON 80. 1hcrc Wa go9d
bat ir,de was slow and the cnicl,y rrcc, o0nvori om
sr Natiy Wl,ci The bun Il the oicr6ti hut hero
p "I s linz g% Gi@ S5r 1s, q' P,r o %
mvrt man Wcon,alav ne >ad, wro wr.' Ilrlrl
lar y go "a e'tall+ to drcss 90 m amt Ugod e.
IN IN srau o,, At az S05ti IS Mr. kaufman GoGe6t "a
NoodV nSSj t,osa icvi,h holiday uc.c viii no p cattle
"e}1% "@ I, STg', 10 g, we @,Gn e oc
W,r', and sS ao,,tr,s Of reof AND 4s carr $50, 81
Mutton in ,ic ,came,s ,lucru >las1a Aocnotn ,o1an
aud spain ~ 4gypn l',imae pah,us t.r o'. sl rw'm,,
iosi carra,,e,o ~ Mutton
s sS. ,so a. cda 5 T. 's' - N''SS SS
l5.t at $40 for H. T. h1ry' so Nrana etccrs, 30
i3Io IN, AT s5 ior Kahn & 20 l. virginia steers LIE
d or sre:ngoli - ohlo st,er1 I-so 10. at - 20
J.. = ~ader Co. on ,ommi'sca SO Kentucky. steer.
rs nj Io "a, - DO OF e4 p a ioc iado 35 rs at ic
% N DO 20 H. NJ PC ma soc Per head do lCS H. al
do pjI ~ al she c do IiGo 10 at = Is do $50 10. AZ
$40 % Virginia do La %. loc 66 % 80 indiana do.
-a"%o Tor gancnG q ylTsaip Sc 'te;r' i o?s o.. n
p at 8 20 lIo5 n atseS@ ALTO Z. at % -;
na do. "A o; at - los Mixed WestgIn do 35i 5 at
u DO l2G7 n. At LAG; In auado 20 n At l"c o.
50 n II west virginia d. iis7 TO- ar So il 10 100
j. yr;a,a 49, n 3, at .sG.G9., i Do - p at
Ss 81 1 Pel 2ca S at DO ' c X at a Do u no. 4
y, at 100 81 70 do 1915 D. al loLc - do LIZ 10,
3 Is at 3d. do, 1870 D. I at irSiior 5o n
kaln for 4 Farst: 20 Eentrc5y steer 153 H. =, At
IS 10 ~ DO 20 H. 81 ~ - do - 10, AZ - So - 90
all 2c, 55 To- IS TO- 4el n, at IS so IL do. 1856 70. at
Nstoo GIot for Ne g ~ ono Tt,sr' 1259
l Z. J. = &C..
TO- j. lynch 81 Nirsini SecIs iiii 70 a, ~ i or
r. Platter ohio st.eis l,l21 10 a. - go i H. L. carr.
q S sbs6s 5e' o 5g s s e At 9i '6 o S'
5s 80 ar P ,c for yacn % VTnia trs 100 70
vr.ins siScrs loss n, &c 80 D 27dO. lOil 70 at
ee9,.n T 70 M a, q EeHtpsHy ID s de- slo at
SIC; go % At &c and soc per head 81 Colorado
Levy s 60 Tor ,elve.: 81 colorado O19 70. at c
10 10 % do loo7 70 at 90 and ~ i Nuye sie1rt ia5
~ a. - 90 lI,- d. a, 20 dof 49, lac 10 al
il fuii. 1874 o. aG @556.
:1a e cc o 2 oa"% a. S 3 5nls' g. ,''' 70
d. ig at b. ~ 80. 30 H. liz a. at .ci 20 Do ii H.
glc Eentucky 90 ~ at lc 56 20 i DO i3 3
T. a, = ~ 10 90 Lot T. at e, O. n n i9 p no. o
ITO p. AZ s. % oxen. 400 10. at l14c. So do.
r Be- s5 l. d. liI5 b. al SIC. ~ do loss 10, at
ciLyEs-Hecert, were j.. lc'd. Trade limited for lack
We.tts du.l ani unch r.ed era SEES and Buucuulgs
sot manly nt 3qq4c. \ lot Of rather coarse Maryland
..c better demand and l fl, oTia5 70 ne
IIc.soa I'D g a ne n,css.,i o,ra-.crs AZ III H.
~ar,-J ~ Ildco.s .oI o. Maryland calves, loi 10,
uiranocs D,y', coll vcal' s. 5 ar She's p But
tc,,nla' l'i h at &C.; DID, ,iras."rs' t,i % ai@,-c
lore arrival, ye,rodN L. caf Of @-o. h-r,-.I
l'oar 20, DIV, ~ 6.s, ar2d.t 5a47 nv,
aid cooler ..at or t'l. was h.n.r feeling tod '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

scSo""s to Tie American ca''dcaton arc
~ follows ,,,.,,,
Vnl,ndA and lult IetAN
H S&'9 Trsna,; ' ''..'..''. 5' "a -
e siSs, G coon ORDINARY. ssc:, . H..
10y, N I6H nSS5al,nr " l So,i' ioS' los
Mdllin5 ..:...........' i,0,,ia iiog,,' ioa,'
MA E5ans s. :": ii. . ii:.
STAINED.
GOOD Ordinary oc ordinary 5o N GT Kidding - SS s
Futures opeped quite depressed by uutayorabe foreign
aiyiccs par r,co, cred Tut olosd barely steady sales
$50, Ss0 OY iS l9s9s Noveber ioo Beccn5cr
January lo3G NJ February I IGS' 81 i KS
o7S Janc ios5Gi5s7 Transferable notices ol5
Bank Macker sRg moderately az 81 UI It gyo1 a nv
steady and unchanged.
FLoURAND OrR-Mqrzet more active with
business manly export and was made up largely Of
I9% Grad me cane "ns W. an 'deT, The lob ne
trade we're disposed 10 operate win htte more lie.3o3
D2i' I5lf & loo Ibs Fine So loos5 Go for
i5lns and ;, 25cs. 70 Tor Winter wheat 800 bis super
fnc - - = for spring and - 81 - 90 for Winter
80 I5a$tO 800 bDs Winter Wheat Extra cn.eny within
a0 loo '9s' 70 Snpc4ano - oq2 90 Extra %o ? % %
oS3 so to.nmon 10 Fnr Extra Stae - ~ $3.50 Good 10
8 a $3.50: Goolto choice f3e,ds6l5s Common 20 Far
s5loas3 30 Common Izua Ninne.oia p 500 30 Clear
$500 - -: Rye MKtare - ioast ~ et'aeat - ooe
Louis Common 20 FAR Extra - 20 p 79' FAIR N 'ot
FER FER we sf ist,es ~ 70 - 5 SonS america 81 oa o.
marSct c"sing Observation-Disclosures flour ruled
steady with noderlte export ana .9o9 trade Se.
- 20: Gooi 10 Choice. - 25q>' 9o.----kHE FLOU h
5 5b. aS sa at G 40 81 a. a,r price, or very Choice
e.. BuCkW HtAI fLoI I'm - TAR -uppIy ana ana G1l at
corn MEAI-Dal. yellow Western 81 oOa - 40, Bran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROT TF . 49,
Ferries ~ follows
Harrsbrrs Pttsburg, the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. ard p daily. YORK
ana tlctso Limited ~ Paror Dining, smoking anu sleep
ara. at y a. ~.
Wlliamsp0rt Lock Haven. a CORY and Erie m
and the on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south Timitel Washington
EXpress' of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday -
o. Il, arrive WASHINGTON iO5 m. Regular via r. ana T.
Et, at tlO 900 and $50 m. 3Al and pm AMI might
via l. and o. r. r., and y IN. and II night sunday, VIA
u ami p r. r. 81 a. m p. m and II night via b. and D.
q r. D.. aud - night.
For Atlantic Cy except sunday 1l.lO m, loo AMI 200
p m tlron ~ car o1 100 p n train.
For Cane FAY eVcrpf SUNDAY. l.nOp
Long Branch Raw Junction and intermediate stations
Railway and Anbov A. D. TAO ana n. II noon 3O
40. so. ana p M. on sunday 4.lj and y:O1 A. N.
D. m. do NOT STOP al Ashury Park
Eoatsot brooklyn Annex" connect with all through an3N
Jersey CITY. aforiing speedy and direct transfer tor
Brooklyn trave.
Trains aruvc-From Pttsbnrg flo and l2oa 80 AMI
lu.,0 D.. daily amt a. daily eycrpt Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore g. % and $40 100, $40.
800, $50 900. 1908 and 1035 p m. sunday O. D. GAO
M. 1905 and 1925 D.. m. From Baltimore go p. M.
From Philadelphia $50. $500, G3O $50 7. except Monday.
90 600 1Oi0 1880 N, 20. .. $50, 800 80 61o,
100 20 $50 400 1905. lO"O and 1925 p sunday.
$50 Goo 625 GOO 7O5. 1875 6:20 3J, $40, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

~ HlNlR RAILROAD Commencing June 2k 1854
n rurrh ttalua viii Leave 0rnud to0ttal Depot
a.m tAtsLtl Mountains -ar4toea Lake GEORGE Noch
este, ami Montreal UNrrvs thounh drawing tuon
t 90 M lHpi limited tliravo Nrtrra with dining cara
rtoppur ALBANY, tirA tacusr. No,hstrr NuoaN NJ
aaap lHlt lug Cleveland and Toledo artng a 'W'as"
iuil q m urNi dHv
1880 twcaso tNrrrs. drawing room ears ~ Canan
dniruA lt',hrtivr NlHsnrt tl}'e Nuntn ami Rr'trld
Nprnra connects tor nvNrrn ~lou srtnra tud CLAYTON
n o. m, Western NrW Nctk aui Northern lNWre7 with
drawing oon caiA Aao coutrcte tor polnta IA hc tAaNd
Mountains
$3.50 r. m, Albany. rrov SARATOGA aud ruce rSprcss
through drawing rou cara t"uo,tsiot tAt,An Mountains
VIA thtvkin on ~1iurds'4
i 4. M, Accommodation a. Nl' ,ny and Troy,
% p list louN Expires WIfn 1lug cars Tor Niagara
Falls lu1uo Cincinnati cNcp ~ttur tVl Toledo Detroit
and ~ Louis.
t0p Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse and 70
Auburn road and 90 SARATOGA also 10 Montreal
iacuc Express With sleeping cars Tor Rochester,
Hunho, Nanta Falls Cleveland, Toledo Detroit chicago,
~ IOu7 Cape Vincent also Clayton except saturday,
IL D. Night Express sleeping Albany ana
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
North Except saturday night
Tickets on sale at Grand central Depot, No Bowling
Green 252 aud 12j broadway. and AZ Wcscpts Express
Offices Park place AMI 7Sj and 90 Broadway Now York
aud 1873 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn, and 20
Fourth.st. WILLIAMSBURG.
Accommodation I'm drawngroom and sleeping cars can be
procured a. any Of the ticket Offices NowlOrk Guy and at
J3S Washngiou-st BROOKLYN.
Baggace called forand oheck cd from residence
-IheSe trains daily. All others daily except sunday
j. VI. IOtCEY. G. Is. MEEkEN,
Agcnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
MINES lNp MINING.

SALES Ar rHG NEWrO&E MiyIy5 EN0HtyGG
New.loRK. sept 20, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
OSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANcIscD. sept 20, 1884,
TIE PETROLEUN N1RHET

NLW-1 DIRK sept 20
The sensation of the day in the petroleum
speculation not developed until the last hai hour
During OF the day prices firmly held, hut the
dealings extremely sht and without significance.
II traders market of the supiIest kind The news
from tie Phillips wei indicated that it had about passed
IT. maximum Of produ ton. Prices opened , OF cent
above last nights figures at 1913 cents and by p.
had improved 1Gl cents. Hero there evidences
of frcey selling, but after rcactlnS TO 9J4, there
was a recovery of p Of cent suddenly
the street flooded with reports that the Johnston
well which is now due had been opened wha yield of
over 20 barrels I'm the first hour Within thirty minutes
the room traders had been dcmorAtgd, and OIL had
fallen to 4oi cents The rJWor- proved 70 hc cauad-,
but tho market closed unsettled, az almost the bottom
prices. It is NOT believed Boy WcUluiumcd operators
that this Wei viii Doe brought I'm until sunday or Moud'"
The average daily pine line runs from september to
amount To $3.50 barrels. and tho deliveries 10 T1l@5
barrels "a daily average excess Of deliveries OF 1l.-59
barrels
The business done I'm stocks the largest since tc
department was opened 800 shares changing hands,
Tue range OF prices and the total dealings ia ccri-
f....f s|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

VIA philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
Trains leave from Prnu-y lyania r. ~. Depot
except SUNDAY fOr W34hin gton ami a points Wes'
p an. DAILY FAST EXPR ~. through sleeping
coachcs TO chicago Cincinnati, ST. Louis Connects f0r All
points West.
T. MIDNIGHT daily FOR Washington and all points West.
For Time laples. Ictets. Sleeping Brtths and Baggage
81. 3d. -tl aud 80 Broadway.
. ou ST. rou Auu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

trains leave depot tut of tuttlanlt aud pt.hroSaos it,
~ siOa nm. l. Nioand u No. Zen acton. Nrthrhru Allen.
town, lUs'hnr Nauch chunk Mukrshatrr toNanda VA
Nctl lha,a, GENEVA iNNuv uunan ami tho Mrst Pullman
Through cra hrs ruu daily Local trltas al aud 80
y. u. TOT taatou, hcthohrm aud topiaN
lttns having AZ N.in m, Hud 40 m connect FOR
al points Mthauov Rul lltlniun coal Regions SUNDAY
uau' local Tot Mauch thnUk Ntoa LcaNo AaUoh chunk
at Z. ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

stations in New.York sI. ana Desbrosscs-st.
tPhila. & Read RR. foot Liberty ~.
LEAVE NEN-lORK. commencing sept. -, l-si
south Amboy, via Phil & caltng RR too -, 900.
100 a m Zoo, lij 23O. 400 500 5:i5 1880 p. m.
sundays 4uO 50 a. 1900. 400 p me- Penn. Rs
4:,3 I'D 200 a. m 1900 m 4;lO 300, 700 pr sundays
For Natawan. SC, via Phil. & Reading RR. 400. 7.45
900 Hoo .. m, 1900. 10, 43D AGO. 49,. 800. jA5.
73O p. m SUNDAYS 800. sij m. 1900. 400 p. m
Penn. R, 3, 7:lO 800 m, 300. 4:ll, $780, 700 p
sundays as. . a. m, D.
For Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove. Asbury Park
Ocean Beach spring Grit Point Pleasant &C.
Philadelphia AID Reamg RR. 400, 10 9OJ Hoo M,
l2uO. IA, 3:}l 400 43O. 54j 1870 p. m sundays mol
stopping at ocean Grove Asbury Park. 400 sij a. ~
1910 400 via Pennsylvania RR, as 40. 900
700 3.lp 1lO 300 800 m. sundays not stopping Al
ocean Grove or Ashury Park 4 D. . a. m, 3 p m.
For Freehold. via Philadelphia ana Reading RRr 145,
lloo a. No. 2$1 500 300 545 p m. For Keyport va
Philadelphia and Reading Bltr 10, 400 p For Lake
wood Toms river ami Barneslt va p & r. RR, at 80!
m, l:tJ. 4:3U p. For Toms River, Penn. kR al
9ooa M. 3 m For ymea1l. Brlseton, Arllntic city
&c via phila Reading RR, lij p m - .r
r. BLODGETT. {. .. HANC0Ck j. r. WOOD
Supt. c. =. g. T. \, p. & r. RR G. T. A p Rh
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston aud he East Al rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily sundays excepted 10 Boston al
a. M, m parlor car attached aud 10 p m with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 p with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
i. W. POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
lienmt onls nno Railroads.

A 81 80 TO SARATOGA and RETURN !;
duuna season, Iroy noats rit1en' Ine ~isaw,Is
Christopher dlycvotpt saturday. ~ p M connecting with
morning trains tor North and west sundays steamer
touches ai Albany
ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK tribune WILL BE- RECEIVED Al 1bT
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l2 y Broadway corner Ihnty
Eighth ave. No l53 toulth ave. corner touUronth st.
sSS noar Tp'u or az iS f,I @rf}Cr y 90
1hiri One hundred audtNeuy ATHEIST, up to
tp regular office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

FOX bNNlDN AND ALL iDl fl' tNNls
Tho steamers PILGRIM AMI iRoNIDINtE leave New
YORK alternate davs SUNDAYS included az $500 rom
Pier p a.. foot ol MurTay-st connection by Annex "
roai from No0kyn a 3Hp M, jersey CITY a. pm. 1ilofs
aud 10 occurred IN New ork a. n PRINCIPAL
hoirs transfer and ticket o0ccA al The oco on Pier and
on - 0rnors
BORDEN & LOWELL -
Agents oEo. T. tVNNoh
Afrut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

~ TER, NASHUA PORTLAND and the WHITE
MOUNTAINS without transfer. city Of Worcester" tho
travellers fayore Pier No 40 Norh River u
C0nalst, New York Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays,
ami The popular "City OF Boston Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS at p.
Limited AMI Excursion Tickets reduced rates. state.
be al POI Broadway and az Pier 10
perior advantages are offered by This line as FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two steamers each every weekday.
For Information referring to pasengero or freight rates apply
G.. ". BRADY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
ortctal Eastern ONCE No 9s5 nr,advay
h. a. MlNUlON, q. T.. A,
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM

Y Nv -IINNT IN NIINMI'IINI NVN : 7 ENW-
~ ERS, CT NOnruAM AND CONTINENTAL lcavs
icck slip, flur No -, T. r., at p m. and
n Sundays ,Xorpttd connecting NewiIayen with
special trains FOR MEluDEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD hOlNOk 4, sc Tickets sod ami baggage checked
al VA Broadway, n ~ ami Courtst, brooklyn. Excur.
sion ~ WV IlaNnn and lttnIm " In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
/ TUIGU NAIITY RAtIROAn -pnssnngor

U SArONIC aud NNU0ArUCK RAtt ROADS steamers
lpavp catherine Sup8 n y. I'D 81 Hast Rivnr
..lOp. m latc lover than D, any other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
Gieamboats ano Railroads.

Gieamboats an0 Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BYDAYLIGIT.
~ Albany bay Line steamers.
ALBA ~ and G.. VlBBARD.
DauY except ~uniy5.
Lo1ye FnlfOn't, Br Nyn By anIoN 300 n
Yesty a. plor Nes-YOrk a m
West !2I-,t pier 900 m
TorALBNNY Ian lon a. Nylck AMI Tlrryown ny ferry,
west 20 nt. NrgDurr POu .tIineDeCk Cats III
aui iuisDn. Albany with trains for Iuca
Niagara Fils. Il lo the West for saratoga ths NOr'n
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
ts KILL MOI NfAtN-.-I.tn ing A. transtOns west
ron, Cornwall Ncwours Marlboro Mutton P0ngh kecpsie
anu tppns cOnnocung win Ulster nni DELAWARE stony
','F' AMI tNsNl Mountain, AMI kalt.r4<I Eailrpida
0Lc1 n,rt Eiy 81 Kingston ant James W. BALDWIN eavs
'F'.F Va ~ ~ p. Per iOO' Htr1s)1 81. y. X. or
',pt W." Ivy "icn City OF ain ggt)n leaves - 1 n
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
. DREW and 81 JOHN
Leave Pier w. Y e. foot o Canasf every week day
= Tickets 7yi AID JtglE3 cl.c t. zat.
Now YORK Central r ". ari west Shore Railroad
Regular unlimited clets pf above uads sor pass
axe and stale berth. Limited tie cts for passage only
N.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30
Executors Notice.

Notice - herehv gwen. taa. letters test..
ea-htmrs nn the Estate az LEROY Maxim ~.
ceseed, were sraate,i 10 th~ asslcrs,ynrsl m
sne arse .s'.v ai se;t~R,-r 1854. hv she PRO.
Way ! !, souse g iron c"aatv. Missouri. =
tNtr, are = qairesi 10 rxhlhit them lar .Isew,
aas~ - ~. ~x.eator within one vrar after
s ~, aats ~ sssl l.stcrs. a. thew may 81 er...
r'ua a.sa lrpM any l~nrtit II such Estat4: and
= -. wv" H'aans 81 A"e eNhthie~sl within two
Shsia IN forever haFrss. ~
G. A. MArxsN.
ANS \, n MArErN.
Executors.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30
'nty aud CITY purposes.

county anu City PURPOSES,
under'ahd by virtue of section IL Of arti-
Gle 10 of the constitution of this state. the
county courts OF the several counties OF
this State are authorized to levy for road
and bridge purposes, an additional tax.
not to exceed tl5) fifteen cents on each
one hundred dollars of valuation. and the
city OF st. Louis is authorized to levy for
street purposes an additional tax not to
exceed fifteen cents on each one hundred
dollars OF valuation. the rate herein al
lowed to be levied and collected the same
as other taxes for county and city purpos.
es, and subject to all existing constitu-
tional restrictions as to valuation ofprop.
erty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30

|cIef3ss of each county, who shall have the
Fsame duly posted at each voting place In
his county on the morning of the election
day on which said amendments are to be
voted OIL. laws 1888, p. AZ.
SEC =. The Secretary Of State shall
desi gnate i'm what newspaper in each
county said proposed amendments shall
be published, and the claim due the pub
Usher of such newspaper for such publi-
Cation and the costs of publishing the
copies OF the amendment hereinbefOre
provided for, shall be certified by the
Secretary OF State to the State Auditor,
who shall draw his warrant on the State
Treasurer therefor, payable out of any
money i'm the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated Laws 1888, p' 4s.
SEC. 3. Whenever any General Assem-
bly, shall propose more than one cOnsti-
tuliOnal amendment, such amendments
shall be numbered by the Secretary of
State in the order i'm which they are
passed. as ''Fiist Constitutional Amend
ment. Second Constitutional Amend
ment," and SO on. Laws 1881, p. SO.
SEC. i. The vote on such proposed
constitutional amendments shall be taken
by ballot. and such amendments shall be
designated OF each ballot by their respect
i've numbers. If but one amendment has
been proposed, each ballot shall have
written or printed thereon the words
Constitutional Amendment but if
more than one amendment has been pro-
posed, then each ballot shall have writ
ten or printed thereon the words "First
Constitutional Amendment" ''SecOnd
Constitutional Amendment and so on,
designating, in numerical order, each
amendment. Al those voting i'm favor
of any amendment shall have written or
printed OH thei. ballots, after such
amendment. the word Yes and all
those voting against any amendment
shall have written or printed on their
ballots, after such amendment, the word
''No. Flaws 1881, p. 80.
SEC. 5. The election on such proposed
constitutional amendments shall be con-
Quoted. and the returns thereof made to
the several county clerks and by them
certified TO the Secretary of State. us pro-
vided by law i'm the case of election of
State officers. -Laws 1881, p. SO.
SEC. &. If, upon such returns so made
to the Secretary of State. it is found that
there is a majority Of the qualified voters
of the State voting for and against any
one of said amendments. i'm favor of such
amendments. the same shall be deemed
and taken to have been ratified by the
people, and the Secretary of State shall
certify the result of such vote to the Gov
ernOr, who shall thereupon, without I'M
necessary delay, issue his proclamation
declaring such amendment ratified by
majority of the qualified voters of this
State. and valid and binding to all intents
and purposes as part of the constitution
of the State of Missouri.--I Laws 1881, p.
50.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30

Kansas City S0urt Z
known as the ify court Of :ap-
peals, the jg< sda of which shah be
so-extensiE Wit the counties in the
isdictionbf the st. Louis purt of appeals,
There &all be held mach year two
terms n said Kansas City court of ap-
pealss zone on the first Monday of March
and one on the first Monday of October
The Kansas City court of appeals shall
consist of three judges, who shall be
elected by the qualified voters of the
equities under the jurisdiction of said
court. and shall be residents of said terri
toriai appellate district.
SEC. 3. The general assembly shall
have power by law to create one addition
q court of appeals. with new distric .
enerefOr; to change the limits of the ap :.
|peilate districts, and the names of the
courts of appeals. designating the dis
tricts by numbers or otherwise; to change
the time of holding the terms of said
courts; to Increase or di nilish the pecu-
MARY limit OF the jurisdiction of the courts
of appeals; to provide for the transfer of
cases from one court of appeals to anoth-
er court of appeals; to provide for the
transfer of eases from /; court of appeals
to the supreme court. and to provide for
the hearing and determination of such
cases by the courts to which they may be
transferred.
SEC. 4. The first term of said Kansas
nrst Monday of March i'm the year 1885,
and the frs. judges thereof shall, upon
the adoption of this amendment, be APP
pointed by the governor of said State tor
the term of four years each, beginning on
the first day of January, 1885. and at the
general election in the year 1885, the first
election for the judges OF said court shall
Dc held. and the provisions of the consti-
tuition of the State concerning the organ
lzatlon. the judges, the powers, the juris-
dicslon and proceedings of the st. Louis
couft of appeals as herein amended, shall
10 l-appropriate respects apply to the
KANSAS City court of appeals. and to such
saddtio nal court OF appeals as may be by
law created.
J Hfs9 ~. In I'LL causes Or proceedings
1raR theiSble by the supreme court. writs of
"a Ill run from the supreme court
TO the circuit courts and to courts
SOC jurisdiction pertaining to cir
~ in 2 FSiich causes or pro-
III lie from sucl. trial
supreme court, and
bali have exclusive
5 of error and APP
CHI cases eXclus-
ling control over
81 said courts
~ proceed
rome of
EN- con-
my one
Sa-
peals
the
Dr. proceeding and the
llfa therein TO the supreme
h0 theretfDOn the Sunrpnae eOurt
Dand determine said cause or
IS, in case OF jurisdiction OBJ
u appellate process; and
z1efOus E1fi2gs of the supreme
any questiSf of law or equity
I'LL q I'll eases. be CONTROLLING authOri-
~ !d courts of appeals.
6.c. z Z. An cases which may be pend. !.
ss soe 1s saasna and Which Ghi sS
bme within the territor-
sslietion of Kansas
Gslls, shalls be certified
1ueh court to- be heard
me court shall have
oil ever the courts of
,prohibition and
1feyide suit
CITY, in which
ksappeals shall
Clerk 5 office and
judges. -
Dc the Kansas City
such additional
be created by
{eceiyeA salary
htHdred dollars
Athkr with the EN-
sol the st. Louis
61Said out of the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30
STATE OF MIssoURI-ss.

STATE OF MIsSoURI.-ss.
|, Michael X. McGrath, Secretary of
State of the State of Missouri. certify the
foregoing to be full, true and complete
copies OF resolutions passed by the Thir-
ty-Second General Assembly OF the State
of Missouri entitled concurrent resolu-
ton submitting to the qualified voters of
the State of Missouri an amendment to
the constitution thereof, concerning the
judicial depa rtment," and Concurrent
resolution submitting to the qualified
voters of the State of Missouri an amend
ment to the constitution thereof, concern