The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-23

| City Water Works Co. was held at 1t,
Office at 0 o'clock Monday the 18th inst
The stockholders proceeded to the cleo.
ton of seven directors for the ensuing
year, resulting as follows: W. W. Wag-
ner, VIM. S. Dawson, #. II. Binder, W.
| A. Dallmeyer. r.. L. Walker, j. G.
! Fisher ard J. r. Edwards. Mr.. Binder
was reelected president; Mr.. j. II.
Edwards, vice-prcsidcnt; W. W. Wag-
ncr treasurer, and w. A. Dallmeyer sec.
rotary.
Mr.. Lorenz FAM "a native of Bavaria,
and q resident of this city for t~wenty-four
years, died at his home on Bolivar
street, on last Saturday night, aged ~
years, Mr.. Franz has been in the mer-
camille and brewery business in this city
with his brother, Mr.. Andrew Franz, for
a number of years and they have gained
the acquaintance ana Friendship of an
extensive circle. The funeral services
were had at the Catholic church Monday
morning.
The following are the newly elected
officers of the Odd fellows lodge Of this
city:
Henry Grimm, p. G.; Judge j. S.
Dierck3, N. G.; A. j. oefer, V. g.;
Emil Staihr recording secretary; George
Schultz p. secretary Joseph O%bcrnaycr,
treasurer; w. j. Carew, wardcnj Louis
Doering, conductor; John Schmidt, r.
S. N. c.; Henry Schmidt, l.. s. N. c.;
Capt. j. Steiningcr, r. $. V. G. ;;W. j.
Doeming, l.. S, V. g.; Geo. Perth, II.
s.. s.; III. j. Gerstenkorn. l.. S. S., G..
b. Maus, l. G.; IL. l.. Mccormick,
o, G..
The publishers of "Southcrn So.
ciety and Drama" No. GO Main
street, Norfolk Va, desire q CORES
pondcnt in this section TO attend
theatres and society meetings and
forward reports of same. Credentials
for admittancc furnished, Address
with stamped envelope for reply.
In the opinion of Mr.. Erastus Wiman.
a nan we'll qualified to speak upon the
subject, the present year is likely to be
the most prosperous n thatthis country
has ever known. in all his business cX-
pcrlencc, he says, he has never seen a
more favorable outlook for every form Of
trade and industry. This view is in
dorsed by all the leading business men of
New York. Only a series of unforeseen
great cslainities can prevent the r%ealiza-
ton of an unprecedented degree of sue
cess In all sections and for all classes.
q. b.
Miss Charlotte Thompson is Of
charming presence and gifted by ma.
ture with rare talent. She IS most
undoubtedly in the folcmos. ranks Of
the artistic world. There arc few, if
any, who have all the advantages
which Miss Thompson possesses. At
times she has also vivacity and arch
ness, and all the buoyant and electric
spirit of glowing genius.-N. Y.
Herald, February 10.
At Lohman's opera house next
Saturday evening, January %.
The State Convention of the 1lepub-
lican Club League of Missouri will meet
at Kansas City on February 10. for the
purpose of elccting officers for the COM
lug year and to elect delegates to the
National League convention which meets
OIL March 4. The presidents of several
clubs in the county arc requested to call
n meeting of their clubs at such time as
they may select, Saturday, January %,
at 2 p. M suggestcd) to elect delegates
to the state convention. One delegate
for each club and one for each additional
90 members is the basis of representation,
and n full attendance at the club meet
ing, and the selection Of delegates who
will attend the convention is hoped for.
Missouri mast fall into the republican
column next year. Tiirty-onc demo-
cratic members of the lower house were
elected last year by less than 200 major
ity. Had the advice of Chaunccy L.
Filley been needed those changes would
have taken place in 'SS. Bit it is never
too late to mend, and the republicans
having seen their error will correct it in
80. They are resting on their oars now,
but their vigilance at the proper time
will attest the wisdom Of their cour @.
The democracy will have exhausted
themselves before the battle begins,
while the republicans will be full Of
vigor and Observation-Disclosures.
Edltrate OF Soda.
Over 800, 900 tons of Chill Salt Petre
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