Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-03
There will be Il roll call at the Baptist
Church next Saturday, 2:30 p. NJ. Every
member is expected to be present.
+. NJ. SHOUSH, Pastor.

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Messrs. j. n. Bishop, Louis J. Gioyanoni,
A. Rleke and ]. T. Baldwin have formed
company for the manufacture and sale of
the patent ironing board recently in
troduced in this vicinity by Mr.. E. l.. Reid
OF ColliersYiIle, Tennessee. The orgapiza
ton will be known as the Ironing Table
Manufacturing Co, and they will have ex-
elusive control of the business in Missouri.
1t is a convenient invention, and we see no
reason why the company shouldn't meet
with good success.
Denny, the Reynolds county school war
rant forger, who took his case to Washing
ton county on a change of venue, pleaded
guilty in the Circuit Court at Potosi one day
last week, and received 4 sentence of five
years in the penitentiary. Denny has been
source of intermilnable trouble to the officers
of Reynolds county ever since his incarcera-
ton about year ago, and while he was con-
| fined in the Jail here, made number of at
| tempts to escape, neces>itating very strict
watch by the jaier. The fast that he is now
safely domiciled i'll the pen" i no doubt
welc 1me news to the officers he has occas-
Toned so much discomfort the past year.
Haley Thurman, an eighteen year-old-glrl
| from Ora i,eyisIe came down To Irontoa last
| Monday and swore out a warrant against
VIM. Brooks, charg ny that he had seduced
her under promise of marriage. The de-
| PENDANT was arrested that evening and next
day when he appeared in court, stated that
he was willing to marry the plaintiff, but
that he was only tweaty years of age and
ba
license without the consent of his parents
which could not be secured. On this show
| Ing and the defendants promise that he
| would marry the girl soon a he became OF
age, the case was dismissed by the States
attorney.
| Because of Capt. Searles' connection there
with, the following from late issue of the
Denver Mining Industry and 1rodesman,
will be of local interest: The G len Mohawk
Mining company, o. l.. Garrison, president,
J. 2. Foster secretary and treasurer, both OF
St. Louis; VIM. Searie, superintendent
This mine i, located on Spruce gulch, MI.
| Helen, at timber line, consisting OF Il claims
| and worked by a 40 foot tunnel on vein.
| 1t has two levels, and considerable stopping
| has been done. The VEN runs from lnches
| to II feet; pay streak averages To IL lhchts.
There are several other veins which nave
not been developed. There is 2O-stanip
Automatic Feeder mill, completely arrang-
ed, and connected with the tunnel by 3ooo-
foot elevated road. with incline plane Tor
lowering ore to the mill. This company was
e-organized short time ago, and it Is the
intention t. develop the different veins, and
show I'D the true value of the property
Aouilla Magma, the big Indian in the Med
! icine Company, got slightly under the III
tluence during the absence of his boss one
dav last week, and, while in that CONDITION.
came to the conc, usion, as he recalled tlliles
past, that he hadn't been treated at all tunes
inst as he should have been by the other
members of the company. The more he
thought over the matter, the firmer was his
conviction that he had sonnet thing to revenge.
He declared he could whip any man VINO
lifted a barrel containing six gallons OF
wafer. and passed it off on an unsuspecting
public as a full barrel: he could wipe up the
ground with the defendant of Hercules tha'
broke rock on his chest; he was the great
est man in the town and he would JUST MT
the fellow who insulted him once. Iheh ne
left for the purpose of hunting up the object
of his wrath, but as no report OF serious
difficulty has been heard, we suppose some
one coaxed the bad man into good humor
again and averted fatal encounter.
Three BOYS from Horace Pease's came in
to town Tuesday night of last week to see the
Indian show. Two of the boys rode mules
and the other horse: they hitched the AMI
mails to Whtworth's horse rack ana went up
to the show. on returning about ten O'CLOCK
one of the mules was missing. Ihey iooheu
around a little and soon saw Sufficient 10
convince them that the animal hadn't broken
loose, but had been taken away. After walt
inc a while the bows went home not knowing
whether some one was playing a joke on
, them or whether the mule had oeen stolen.
Next morning, however, as there was sui
+ no clue to the mules whereabouts 1t became
evident that he had been stolen and the elder
of the boys, Jesse, started toward Freder-
icktown to see if he could learn anything oil
the animals Whereabouts. There is no clue
to the thief; some parties who were standing
near the HORSEBACK about nine O'Clock now
remember seeing a stranger looking rather
closely at the mules, but no attention was
has yet been heard from the young man since
he started in pursuit, and it is not known
whether he has secured any trace of the
e fugitive or not The missing animal is de-
v scribed AS ga brown horse mule, years old
II hands high, aud the letter "S" branded
4 on left shoulder; had on saddle and bride;
n new shoes on front feet; none on hind feet. "
e A reasonable reward Will be paid by Horace
o Pease, Ironton Mo-, for information leading
e to the animals recovery.
As the time of year is coming on wher
every hunter wants to know all about the
game law, we herewith print that section OF
$ the Statute, as amended by the last Legis
: lature, which relates to killing of game:
/. "If any person shall ea'ch, kill or injure, o
attempt to catch, Kill or injure, any wiit
y buck. doe or fawn, between the first day o
- January and the first day Of October, or any
: wild turkey between the first day of Marcel
: and the fifteenth of September, or any pin
5, mated grouse, commonly called prairie chick
: en-, between the first day of February an'
e the fifteenth day of August, or any rutle
grouse, commonly called pleas ant or part
n ridge. or auy quail, sometimes called Virgin
t, partridge, between the first day of Januar
and the first day of October, or any wood
cock between the tenth day OF January an
the first day uf July, or any turtle dove, O
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