The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
MISSOURI NOTES.

1t wi require just about seven
lamps to make Richmond the best
light d town in Missouri.
There is TX of converting the
annex hui di g at Excelsior Springs
into a 'wo-d llir a day hOtrl.
A few of the wealthy citizens OF
Butler have made a pr posi- ion TO
put in system of water works at
that place.
Some one has been breaking the
windows la The Office eff Rich Hill
Review by shooting through Them at
the editor.
"A single dealer at Columbis S id
135, 900 cigarettes iu one year That
is N ne ord thai no other town need
be ambitious TO rival.
The st. Lnuis Chronicle wants
some rich man to die and leave 2
million dollars t. the city for the es-
tabIi>hHent of free library.
The st. Louis S ar-Sayings adj
vances the tt cory hat persons afflicted
with rh, umatrm can be cured by
riding IN the elecric cars.
Chile ,thians want the Spring
field, Be ialIa d Northern raj road,
ami if hey en-inepr the scheme tight
they will get it. Kansas City Globe.
j. I. Williams b betn chosen
to t Ike he census OF the enlarged
Mex co. If he doesn't lind more than
5000 people he will be drummed out
of town.
Park college has just received al
endowment OF $50, 900 from Wealth.
citizen IF New York, who Is interes,ey
in the spread of Presbyteriani.m in
Nilsson
john Fossati and Lnlu Sphoo-
heimer were Welded the other day at
St. Jo-eph Macaroni and sauerkraut
were among tie da'ntirs which fur
nished firth the marriage table.
There is Dockery in the Mis-
souri, legislature this year Thomas +.
Dorker,, o: ST. Louis, elected from
the Thirty second district As his
name would indicate he Is "a democrat.
About 100 memb rs of The Mis-
souri, b use have already picked out
their seats for the approaching session.
Tie new members always attends TO
this matter as soon after the election
as they can get away from home.
According to the report of the
Secretary of the Interior there are yet
in Missouri 1,l51, 1853 acres of govern
ment vacant land. These are for
lie al SIPS an acre and subject to
pre-emptiou and entry at the govern
ment land Offices at Springfield, Boon
vile and Ironton.
-Plattsburg, Mo-. will hold it,
fourth annual poultry and pet stock
exhibition, December IL to 20. The
The Southwes ern Poultry association
not to be outdOne, will hold its meet
ing and exhibit at Lamar, Mo-, Dec.
% to 26 inclusive. There is more
money In raising chickens than most
farmers dream of.
1T seems to be the general i'm
preston that the Thirty-sixth assem-
hly will get through with Its work and
reach adjourn nent by the time the
seventy days limit expires. If that
is the caseit will be the first legisia-
ture that ever transacted its business
within the limit since the present con-
stiiution went into effect.
Eight acres Of land have been
donated to the town of Columbia on
which TO locate its water works plant.
The council has the authority to issue
bonds to the amount of s45, 900. The
bonds will be of the denomination of
$500 each, and will be issued the LIST
Of next January. They will be 500
bonds and bear per cent interest
Willard Nichols has the banner
piece of corn of Caldwell county, as
far as heard from. He had a small
field of eight acres, and it has aver.
aged seventy-eight bushels to the
acre. Ii he should sell this Germ at
the ruling price it would return him
$31 20 per acre, which is almost
l. IL Al