The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-23
MISSOURI NEWS.

Boon county has over three hun
dred and fifty ex-confederates living
In it.
Butler will have a new opers
house ready for christening Decem-
Der /.
The Missouri Valley college al
Marshall opens with 1S5 students
Last year the enrolment was 153.
Howard county ex-confederates
meet September 25th to organize q
county association. The call is signed
by N. P. Todd, Walter B. Cooper, r
II. Walden, G. B. Harris, w. F.
Turner and G. j. Walden.
-Josey Arlington, a lad II years of
age, fell ninety feet in a shaft at Jop.
lin. fracturing his skull and breaking
boy the same age, was playing about
the top of the shaft, when his foot
slipped. He lived but au hour.
The ferry boat on the Osage
river at Tuscumbia was capsized re-
Gently, while loaded with forty-two
head of cattle that stampeded while
on board. The cattle and one man
were caught under the boat. The
man escaped drowning by pulling Of
his boots and diving under the cattle.
Only ten head of cattle were saved.
Col. G. 81. Jones, .itor of the
Republic. spent Sunday in Washing.
ton. ID. g., on his way back TO St.
Lpuis. Col. Jones and wife arrived
in New York from Europe last week.
Mrs. Jones will remain in Washing
ton for week or ten days visiting
her parents and arranging for the re-
moval of her personal eff cts to St.
Louis. Col. Jones has already re-
turned to St. Louis.
The Schell City bank paid out
s25, 900 in ten days preceding Sat
urday, for flax and fax only. 1t es-
too, that only about one.
third of the fax crop of that vicinity
mas been shipped. This being true.
the fl x crop of that part of Vernon
his year will bring in $4,000. As
hat section is only fraction of the
area of the county devoted t. fax cul |
;ure, some idea may be had from the
above quoted figures of the value OF
he flax crop to this county. Add |
he castor bean crop and you have
'eturns that rival the corn product.
Nevada Mail.
oprI6gu, ta~mnrs of the vicinity off
eason will do for them. rnr,tabe
lad a good wheat and hay crop with
inc weather to harvest it. They will |
,ather an excellent corn crop, and in
many casss a very heavy one. They
ave fair crop of apples and the
rop OF small fruits was very good.
he oat crop was light and early DO
atoes were light with only a small
verage. Late potatoes and sweet po-
atoes, turnips, cabbage and ether
arden truck, including melons, as
ood as the average and perhaps b. +
r, and they will have fine crop of
Ill pasture. Add to this the fact
lat the prices are wei up, and it
ould seem that farming ought to pay
Greene cOun y.-Springf feel!
[erall.
Missouri game law: Ifany per-
IN shall catch, kill or injure, or at ,
,mpt to catch, Kill or injure anv [
lid duck, doe or fawn between the
st day of February and the first day s
October, or any wild turkey be- I
Eeen the first day of March and the 1
teenth day ofSeptember, nr and pin s
ited grouse, commonly called prairie
'icken, between the first day of Feb
AIRY and the 18th of August, or any ,
I'll d grouse, commouly called :
leasan. or partridge, or any quail, .
metimes called Virginia partr dye. L
tween the first day of January nd St
e first day of October, ,r any VOL :.
- 1nli l. = nm q
Y and the first day of Ju y, O. any /"
rite dove or any me do. lax o. C
y plover between the first hav 4
ugust, or any wild surg bird "r III :"
ctivo,ous bird at any season o. the y
ar, or shall at any line or ,ea~ N
tch, take or injure. b. me rs of NY
is, traps, pens. or pI s. or tner de- .:
re of the kind, any p innate grouse,
called pr air chicken, or
Y quail, sometimes Cal ed Virgnia II
rtridge, or shall at ny umr or S. q
1 disturb, rob or deslry any wild ;,
DIS nest, or take theretrom any egg I.
eggs of any wild bird ~hatsoev. r, =.
cry such person offe ding a.ant =
Y of the provisions OF b 5 section I.
Ill be deemed gull V of a m,sda- -
amor. Coon, mink, otter, be- yer :,
d muskrat may be cau.h' b tweel:
, first day of November AMI the 81