Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1885-01-29
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 2O.-.Thc senate o1Cn.
ed with the usual number Of petitions. Those
against prohibition were from citizens
OF Morgan Benton and Barry counties. Those
asking for instructions on effects of alcohol In
public schools were from citizens Of Henry,
Ruckaway and LaclcdG counties.
Mr Butts offered resolution requesting the
state treasurer to pay the clerks and employees
ui the senate from time TO time when Ccrii-
Gates are properly certified by the chairman Of
committee on accounts Adopted.
Mr. hathaway introduced bill TO appro-
PIRATE $4,000 for the capitol and grounds,
Mr Dunulng: To provide for the use in
the pub ic schools Of the state Of books and
charts treating of and illustrating the effects
ul alcohol on the human system.
Mr. Hunter introduced hill to allow Fhcr-
ifls milrgc Tor serving process In civil eases.
Mr.. Proctor: A bilI appropria!iug $4,000
for The purpose VI erecting barns and sheds
md purchasing tools and stock for the state
agricultural farm ut Columbia.
Mr. q ycr from the judiciary committee, re-
ported back The hill changing the time Of hold
lug court In Waync county and recommended
IT. pa SIgc with amendments
On motion of Mr. Young the senate proceed
ed tb the election of a Uuitrd States senator to
succeed Gcurgc &. Vest for r. c-crCtOn
Mr.. Farris briefly seconded the nomination
In few remarks laudatory Of NJ. Vest
Mr., Halliburton followed, iudulging In rem
ini-CCnScs NJ the dark DAYS Of 1850 aud 1861,
when West represented Pcttis in the house, and
hr occulird the same scat in which he now
sits. lie praised Vest In warm and glowing
terms.
Mr.. Gideon arose to place In nomination a
man Ia succeed George &. Vest, a man who
al held several official trusts and never be-
traycd one II them. a gentleman and scholar
worthy uf the honor oi being elected United
States senator lltuampd Hon. William War
n"r' T' ''" '''''' ''' ~
Mr.. Drrissou s,conrd the nomination, sav-
ms he did SD rot for party hut business
reasons lie WAS for Warner because " the
rrG question. he, m,cli, was elected ON
hat issue. Iii, district was for protection.
Mr. Vest received - vote, and Mir Warner
:. NJ. Jacoh. and Mr.. Kelly. republicans,
were absent.
Mr. Oliver introduced bill to authorize the
condemnation Of one acre Of real estate for
public burial grounds.
Mr. Baldwin: A bill 10 require witnesses to
attend from term to term without being sum
noncd
Mr.. Wool. Rrpral ngarl of chaptor ~ of
rlr revised statutes rplat nv 10 banking and
/ iEr,,l currency and loluiur money In this
state Ly foreign corporations. Adjourned
/ In he house, resolution preceded by Mr..
| Gum Of Pike that The speaker az point % com
uittrc to investigate the alleged omission, 10
Ir,,rss railroad and tr!rTAlh urulcrty, WIS
| carried
/ Mr.. Stprts callrlup the resolution aproint-
| u,r a urrs.u tn ,uprril.trpd tnp work Of tLc
| lrntcr and art AS clerk In committee ON prrt.
! mg wn,catri~l.
From several tuU'r, petitions were pre-
/ .n,t.l usLipo, f.r u.s'rl,riirus in lie pyLI,c
,chco,s A. 10 the effects d! alcohol On lhr hI-
man system.
Mr.. Krruon. Of Audralu. introduced a h,ll
,o prevent prrsrus f1nu breaking down
hrilr, $ and frirh'cning horses and mules hy
m,yjur seam ,rluirrs. cane mills and SAW
! mil. niou,f puh,ir hi,Nw.ys
By MIR Wr rrnt Of Carroll, Recurring all
railroad rorrnrIions 20 have cnmprtcui physi-
ci,n, in nil loans uf : N nlhabitaiits and with
In five miles Of AL druots and stations,
Ry Mr. Wrinrr. Of GENTRY: Providing that
one p.r cent prr month on ,lrlIuuucnt taxes
T." ,,drj from lhc Gr,t Of Mach instead Of
Nh, fist Of .Iaiuury.
Uv Mr. HnrL nf s, Louis. tn comrcl tcl-
.cpr;uh and trIrrLorr rnmpnnirs to Inv th,,r
NIrri rIr,irr nrnlnd
Il, Nr si,,,.,rt nf Iirupdy. r., r.yrut in
b.r; f." r,,J. and Lf,hwny. by r,nws mr. ntLrr
i"1,rrrnts unir.s Ey u~imiS .inn of oy,,r,rrr,
Hy Nr hrrnid of CGorrr. tn allow public
.,L,tJ ico,.l,,r.rn r,v Tor hnI Jnvs tyr,nt
Tbauksciyin, ,lny.
Ry NIr Johnson of MONTGOMERY, Torcducc
railrpn messenger rates 10 three cents A IN lr
t" n3N '",i.i " .,''uo' Jaws
Ey Mr. salisbury of Charlton: To prevent
ign'lin. rod and other swiudcrS from vie
tmiz ~ granger, and making certain notes
non non .",S'ua .'r, = n.ui,... r.,,.,.n,,
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ranizri into school district, and limiting levy
for schoo 5 TO amount author zcd hy consttu-
t!on.
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pr Hh'cuS oi Marion s.ate'i ',lII nt Mas nu
n'teu ny lrmhi,H lur "r"l'ns Mn Mnn HupI'',,,'' ,''
relating TO The federal rolislllulioi' ana Wa'
pcrhllcu 70 resign ihr chalrhiahshIP VI Vo''
mlior ON irueral relations
Mr hohu ol 81 Louis was JCtlh',WI 70 IT.
Gm from tnc coiilnhIrH on Notiuaa schoI'I D.,
Tue cIalr apnolh,su M'sStS' Ialncs VI Du
ch0nan to succeed DR., ,sniclds - chairman o
commiilecon iedGr'lrtl tons foIeH 9i IRON u
succeed Mr. anthony 9s chairin4il IN Oh norma