The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-26
POLITICAL POINTS.
Which Embraces Beth City and
COunty-DemOcratie, and
Likewise Republican.

The political pot of the city is
to simmer.
Mr.. F. II. Eastey is mentioned
~ republicans for city treasurer.
The county and circuit clerks,
probate judge and recorder hold over.
1T is understood among democrats
hat Judge Hslstead desires q renomi'
1stion for city recorder.
Sheriff Smith, it is stated, has q
notion of being defeated by the demo
cratic nominee for collector.
The republicans are talking Of
Louis Kahrs and A. r. Laird, for
city marshal.
All democrats in favor of organ
ization should be at Hurleyis hall
Tuesday night.
Bob Ramsey will hustle the man
that beats him for the republican
for sheriff
Bob Shy will "shy his castor in
the ring" for the democratic nomina-
ton for the marshalship.
M. Doherty, the present popular
collector, it is understood, will be a
for denomination.
DIR. Muehl, the present very
capable coroner, will be up before
the convention for denomination.
The Sedalia democratic club has
been organized and means business.
The membership is increasing rapidly.
Democratic clubs should be
formed throughout the county, and
there should be no delay in the mat.
ter.
There will be q meeting Of the
Sedalia democratic club at Hurley's
hall next Tuesday night. Come and
join.
j. r. Esston, and E. r. Heaton
are reported to be contestants for the
republican nomination for city col
lector.
John belong is mentioned
favorably BY many in connection with
the democratic nomination for city
marshal.
-Cbas. s. Dexter is the only one
spoken of 60 far in connection with
the democratic nomination for city
treasurer.
John eastman appears to have
Q walk over on the democratic side Of
the house for the city attOrneyshiI
nomination.
The splendid record of the pres
ent city administration ought to in.
sure Q continuance of the same polit-
ical complexion.
B. Rsuck. the present efficient
city clerk. is prominently mentioned
in connection with the recordershiE
on the democratic ticket.
The friends of Rudolph Dean, in
the fourth ward. are urging him t.
become q candidate for the democratic
nomination for alderman.
They say that the grip has 60
John Hyatt. our worthy street com
missioner "A grip of the hand, will
the city marsbalship in view.
For prosecuting attorney, on tbt
democratic ticket, no name has beer
mentioned except thst of w. d
Steele-and he would make q goot
one.
Archie Campbell, james Robl
and X. w. Barnett are among thos'
who seem willing to be beaten for tn
city marshalship by some good demo
crst.
County Treasurer Hughes, As
SCISSOR Logan, Surveyor Slaven and
Public Administrator Clopton. it il
said. will be applicants for renomina
ton.
Conductor Bill Lawson is bein,
urged by many friends to contest fo
the democratic nomination FIR city
marshal. He has about concluded t
say yea
Judges R E Ferguson an
Harry Conway of the eastern an
western districts respectively, vii
probably b. candidates for renomina
ton. Both are democrats.
Mont Carnes, John Scally, Pow
ell Kemp aud J. r. Smith, on tn
part of the democrats are in the rae
for sheriff, and each one claims he j
not the under man in the fight.
Chris Hye, Judge Bailey an
Hon. j. H. BIthweIl are spoken G
by republicans for mayor. 1t seems
difficult matter to iEd a man of prom
iuenc. who is willing to sacrifice him