Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-31

Mr.. 4. Roehry re-opened his saloon last
week.
Probate Court next week. See docket in
this issue.
1t is reported that another big lead find
has been made near Pennington.
Ironton is now a flag station for all pas
senger trains-even the Accommodation.
The pavement in front of the Blue store
building is a nuisance this frosty weather
and some steps should be taken to abate it.
We hear that another time-card will be
issued next week, As the passenger trains
are unable to make the speed required by
the card which went into effect last week.
Four or five cars of a north bound freight
train jumped the track just north of the
dump at Pilot Knob last Sunday morning
and suspended traffic for about six hours.
No one was injured.
The passenger trains on the Cape Girar-
deau Southwestern arrives at WILLIAMSBURG
at Il O'Clock NJ, and leaves at 1 O'Clock P. NJ,
thus making close connection with No. ga
Oh the Iron Mountain.
For RENT-Room in Academy of Music
lately vacated by the Iron County Bank.
Has large fire. proof vault with steel doors
and combination lock. Apply to L. d.
Goulding, President, or W. L. Gay, Superin-
tendent.
Hon. J. W. Emerson commences series
of articles on "Grant West of the Mississip-
piu in the st. Louis Magazine for February
Among the illustrations is one.of the Grant
Oak and monument, also one of the Fort at
Pilot Knob.
Mr. E F. Blomeyer was recently promoted
to Assistant Superintendent ofthe Cape Hir-
ardeau Southwestern Railway. This Is quite
a responsible position, and MIR. BIS many
friends in Iron County congratulate him Oh
his well-merited good fortune.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
of the Des Arc FIGURING Mill which appears
in this issue. We have tried Its products
and can recommend them as being first
class, in every respect. All orders VIII
be promptly and carefully filled.
A monster s.caving in" occurred In Iun-
nels Nos. = and on Pilot Knob MONDAY
night, exposing thousands OF tons OF ORE
most of which is all ready for shipping. a
further investigation demonstrated that the
pinnacle on the summit OF the nil had iai-
fen from six to eight feet.
Reports have been in circulation that tee
Eiustein silver miles east OF lronton "oulu
be re-opened and worked this year, Out d
vet nothing has been done. One OF the
stockholders having the largest interest uie''
last wear. and a reorganization may take
place,-PODIGr Bluff Reptile.
Mr.. f. Low, of Belleview, survivor oil
the Nexicapwar.was some time since granted
apension and last week received his nrst re-
mittanee with back pay since 1887, the date
of the passage of the act for the beneht oil
.he old soldiers who participated III INC
late unpleas antness with Mexico.
In the account of the quarterly proceed
ings of the Farmers Alliance published I'D
our last issue, the types read, ADJOURNED
to meet the second Tuesday IN IueSddy
1889, at > O'Clock P. NJ" 1t should nave
been: second Tuesday in April" which Is
the time of the next Quarterly meeting.
Snow to the depth of four inches fell Sat-
urdav night, and the two DAYS following
furnished very fair sleighing. AT TINS
writing however, the "beautitul'' Is last
taking flight and the indications are That
by to. morrow "wednesday evening it Will
have entirely disappeared. The ice is not
yet.
We are panied to hear that Mr. YIN. ID.
Reese is suffering from rather severe attack
of "mouutain fever" ut Trinidad, Colorado,
where he is at present sojouring for the
Sbro,si. Of his health. We trust that the
indisposition will be of hut short duration
and that Mr.. II. will soon be himself once
more.
Two boys named Hughes and Henderson,
who live at Sabula, were brought to Iron
ton last Friday and lodged in Jail to serve a
twenty days sentence, having been convict
ed before Squire Kinney of disturbing the
public school services at Annapolis. Thos.
Jackson had charge of the prisoners during
their trip to this place.
A couple of stragglers, having two bears,
passed through our town, northward. bound,
Monday evening. Not being so fortunate as