The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-12
BAZOO GOSSIP.

DAAUV UUSS1f.
Will some one ask Mayor Stevens
to publish the contents of that postal
on dancing and signed Heaven
A state official who passed through
the city yesterday, said to the Cos
siper: 81 think that tine result of the
governors deliberations will be an
extra session, although the general
opinion is to the contrary" "The su-
preme court" be continued, "has a
task before it in s=lecting a clerk.
There are now twenty-seven appli-
cants. Your man Marvin is very
highly spoken of.
"Some game dealers are very care
less IN the kind of game they offer for
SALE" remarked a citizen. SAT one
place observed a rabbit that had
been on exhibition for two weeks be.
fore it vas sold or disposed of. FIRE.
quently game is not cleaned in the
least and is kept IN this condition for
days. II the insides are removed and
the weather is cool, game is really i'm.
proved by remaining on hand even
for week, especially if it is frozen.
but it is not good unless so treated.
A little care will enable any game
dealer to keep his stock in gooi con-
ditiOn."
T. T. Slattery Of Galesburg, ILL.,,
passed through this city this morning
en- route to Taylor, Texas. Mr.. Stat
terry who is a remarkably intelligent
as well as handsome and genial gentle
man, occupies the position OF Sec
ond vice grand master of the Brother
hood of railroad trainmen. He goes
to Texas for the purpose, if possible,
of settling by arbitration the Arkansas
Pass railway troubles. Mr.. Sla'tery,
who is acting in the absence Of Grand
Master Wilkerson, who is in the east
settling some similar troubles, states
that the trainmen acted in an uncon-
stitutional manner in assisting the
telegraphers and the matter must be
settled on this basis.
Hon. Wilbur F. Tuttle, speaker of
the Missouri house of representatives,
but equally as well known as the
Dresden farmer. who uses pure Greek
cuss words while blowing new ground,
has puzzled the congressional aspirants
of the Sixth district. He has been
a prospective candidate for some time
but his political bee has disarranged all
existing campaign lines. He is now
organizing a cavalry company of the
N. G. NJ. among his constituents on
Green Ridge. The friends of Con
gresham Heard regard this as proof
that futile is in the race and are
booming an infantry company TO be
composed of Howard county yeomen.
Kansas City Times.
ga wise move was that of the city
council in petitioning the county
court to mscadamize the county
roads, said Justice of the Peace j J
Stillman, of Bowling Green township
to the Gossiper to day. "The idea Of
keeping a score of prisoners eating
their heads off in idleness at the
county Jail and costing the people
$3.50 each per week, when they
might be employed for the county's
benefit. Some might be disposed to
object on account of the cost, but
that will be of little consequence when |
it is considered how much the facili-
ties for travelling VIII be improved
and how, as Consequence, the value
of the farmers lands will be enhanced
by virtue of this easy access. II
heartily favor the project and l he
lieve all the farmers will to, when
the matter is brought before them"
There is certain class of indi-
viduals who make the court house a
loafiing place durlug the seasons of
the court, said a court off .ial the t o
Gossiper. Especially is this notice !
able during cold weather. OF course |
the court rooms are KEEP nice and |
warm, and the loafers find themselves
in clover. They take 10 interest in
the cases that are up for trial, but all |
the same they occupy seat in the
court room day after day and are
there just as regular as though Their
presence were required. Then there Is
another class Of loaters who are always
hanging around in the hope Of getting
on the jury. They make themselves
conspicuous when they find out ira.
the regular panel is not full AMI the
court is called upon to FIJI it with
specials at once. If there is anything
in the world that makes ME weary it
is this same class of individuals.
There is man in town who bat