The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
FOUND AT LAST.
A Warner Oemocrat-BehoId
The Spectacle Pet the Re-
publican BOOSTERS Grow
Nevada Democrat.

Nevada. He has put himself on re-
cord As a Warner democrat and he
had formerly put himself on the pub
lie records. Both records have gone
to the people of Vernon county, but
not to the people of Missouri. We
propose to give both and democratic
papers in Southwest Missouri that can
spare the space should do likewise.
Because this man King is being quo
ted by the republicans all over the
state. Here is your Warner demo-
crat:
Ex- Mayor A. J. King of Nevada
is in the city to-day on his return from
a trip to Wentworth, where he has
mining interests. Mr.. King is life
long democrat, but is going to vote
for Warner and says there are 500
like him in Vernon county, which it
must be remembered is the home of
the Willy Bill Stone.
There are people in town, said Mr..
King, who say Stone will fall 800
votes behind the ticket in Vernon
county, but / am disposed to think
that is an over estimate. He will,
however, be fully 800 votes behind
Cleveland. There are those who try
to belitle the idea that there are War
ner democrats but if you will 90 with
me to Vernon comfy will show you
any amount of them. They are there
and they are not afraid to say boldly
how they propose to vote. You will
find them all over Missouri, too.
If Warner gets the vote in St.
Louis l think he will, he will he our
next governor. He is the best cam
paigner that ever set foot on Missouri
soil and he deserves to be elected.
Carthage Press.
1t is needless to say that the Car
thage Press is rank republican pa
per.
WHY Is HE A WARNER DEMOCRATIC?
Here is the record, rs well as the
reason why A. j. King is a Warner
democrat
Special term of county court, Octo-
her 3, 81.
All the Judges present
1t having come to the knowledge of
the county court that there is good
reason to believe that A. j. King,
late recorder of Vernon county, Mo-,
has failed to keep full, true and
faithful account of all fees of every
kind received by him while holding
the said office of recorder of deeds, as
required by section 1850 of the revised
statutes of 1889 of state of Missouri |
and that he has failed and neglected |
to pay into the county treasury of
Vernon county the surplus arising from
such fees to which the county is en-
titled, under and by virtue of said
section No. 1850 for the years from
1883 to 1890 inclusive. 1t is there
fore considered and ordered that l..
L. Scott, prosecuting attorney of Yer
non county be authorized and EN-
powered to employ such additional
counsel as he may deem necessary to
assist him IN making a proper inyesti- .
CATION of the books of the office of the
recorder of deeds during the years
aforesaid, and the fees of said office
received during that period, the said
counsel so employed by him to receive
such compensation for their services
as may hereafter he agreed upon IN
der written contract.
After the above order and at the !
same meeting the prosecuting attor-
ney is further ordered to institute suit
in the proper court to recover any
balance found due the county from
said A. j. King.
The prosecuting attorney was fur
Their ordered that if any balance was
found due Vernon county, which had
been wrongfully withheld, to present II
the matter to the next grand jury and h
to take such action before said body, h
as the law requires and authorizes in s.
such cases. Z
The proceedings are signed by Jno. l.
L. Mays, presiding judge. Il
Soon after the above meeting a con- "
tract was entered into with Stone, O
HOss Il King to assist Prosecuting a
Attorney Scott in the investigation d
and recovery of any sum found due Il
he county from Ex-Reeorder A. J. }
King. s
Col. W. J. Stone, democratic nomi- IN
nee for governor, is the senior men, b.
Der of this prominent law firm, and lie
rom the date of the employment of &C
his firm to make King fork over the pl
money he owed the county begins the "a
personal aminus and hatred that causes be
\. j. King to desert his party, the
'arty that did everything for him he
'sked as long as they thought him