Iron County register., 1893-04-06
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
OF Interest to Farmers and Dairyme,

State Dairy association, Columbia, Mo-:
The Missouri State Dairy association is try
Ing to secure an exhibit of dairy products for
the Worlds fair. This is desired as means
OF demonstrating to the world that Missouri Is
good dairy state. We believe that the nat
ural conditions for dairying are not surpassed
If, indeed. they are equaled in any other state
in the union: and that, properly developed and
followed. there is no line OF agriculture that
will be of more value to farming community
and those eng aging in 1t than this 1t yields
regular income in cash, gives constant en-
ployment. affords scope for the exercise OF
great skill and intelligence, can be carried on
extensively, or by the small farmer, and, right
ly managed. it is profitable.
Space has been secured by Executive Com
missioner Gwynn of the Missouri Worlds fair
board, and he is depending on the State Dairy
association to fill it.
There will be five classes of butter: Dairy.
made on farm from mixed herd: dairy. from
one BREED prints. creamery. from separated
cream from mixed herd. and creamery from
gathered cream also, nine classes of cheese.
There will be four distinct exhibits between
the 1st and 10th Of June, July, September and
October.
We appeal to the private dairymen and
women and managers of butter and cheese
factories of the state to help make such an ex-
hibit as will show what Missouri can do in
this line, and by this means greatly stimulate
the industry.
Exhibitors will be to no expense Tor car
riage. cold storage or care of products while
on exhibition.
Instructions and entry blanks will be sent on
application to Levi Chubbuck. secretary State
Dairy association.
Signed by the Governor.
The governor has signed the follow
ing bills left in his hands at the ad-
journment Of the Legislatures:
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loan money of their wards, with approved Sc
curity.
Authorizing drainage districts in countie.
having swamp lands.
Providing for recording notes which repre-
sent the Indebtedness Of Cancelled mortgages.
Providing for the organization Of levee dis
tr1cts in southeast Missouri
Requiring probate judges to furnish the as
SCISSOR annually with list of the property Of
estates subject to taxation.
Increasing the salary of the chaplain OF the
Missouri penitentiary from $500 to s1,2OO per
year.
Allowing the coroner of the city OF st. Louis
an additional deputy
Changing the time of holding court in the
Seventeenth judicial circuit.
Providing for the disposition of the state ex-
hlbltS at the Worlds fair.
Levied on the Wrong Property.
A complicated suit in equity was filed
the other day in the Office of the circuit
clerk of Pettis county.
The plaintiff. Chastine L. Morris. seeks to Sc
cure from Milo Brown a tract of land valued at
5000. which was lost by the plaintiff in pecul-
lar way. In 1891 judgment in suit was Sc
cured by Milo Brown against Mr.. Morris son..
also named Chastine The sheriff levied upon
what was supposed to be the sons property.
and the same was purchased at the sheriff s sale
by Brown for So The sale was entered for
record office.
transpires that the land belongs to the father,
and that the mistake was caused by lack of at
tention to the suffixes. ST. and Jr.' The suit
seeks to have the sneriff's deed declared null
and void.
A Roy Shot.
A mysterious tragedy was enacted at
Swinde Hill, suburb of Joplin, the
other day.
Arthur Glasscock aged 70 years. while run
ming across an open common. was observed to
fall by the engineer at mining plant. The en-
gineer supposed that he had stumbled and
went about his work. until he was called to the
boys side by a stranger. Examination dis
closed bullel-hole in the lads right temple
and blood stains on his face. He was conscious
and asked to be taken home He lived about
three hours. but could not tell who shot him.
The prevailing theory is that the boy was struck
hy a stray bullet from marksman's rife but
murder is limited at.
A New Railway.
The Central Railway and Terminal
Co. of st. Joseph has filed articles of as
sociation with the secretary of state,
and a charter was issued thereon.
The capital stock is s30OO.O0O. The object in
view is TO construct standard gauge railroad
from Plattonsburg, Dayiess county, to ST. Jo-
seph, and from the latter place to the Missouri
river railroad bridge in Ray county, known as
Sibley's bridge. The length of the road is 40
miles. and it will pass through the following
Daviess. Gentry. Dekalb, Andrew,
Platte, Clay, Clinton. Ray.
Released and Rearrested.
Gov. Stone issued two pardons the
other dav.
One was to Samuel Whitaker, who was serv-
ing 2-year sentence for grand larceny He
was arrested Immediately upon his release,
and taken hack to Ozark county for trial on an
other and more serious charge. The other, G.
P. Sullivan. of st. Louis. was also serving 9
year sentence for grand larceny. He is in the
last stages of consumption and his pardon was
by the prison physician.
A Child Poisoned.
Raymond, the 7-year-old son of Rich
ard S. Yost, of Sedalia. died from the eff
fects of a peculiar poisoning.
About ten days ago he little boy ate a guam
tity of canned plumS, which had been pre-.
served by his moth er. and afterwards drank
glass of milk. The chemical action is supposed
to have generated a poison that resulted in his
death.
Introduced Harrison's Brother.
Representative Tarsney, of Missouri,
called at the White House the other
day to in troduce to the president John
Scott Harrison, brother of ex-Presi.
dent Harrison, who wants to be ap.
pointed surveyor of the port at Kansas
City. John Scott Harrison is demo.
crat.
Joe Shelby's Rival.
A special from Washington to the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat, dated the
10Th, says:
j. b. Breathitt of Marshall. Mo-. candidate
Tor United States marshal for the western dis |
.rict of Missouri in opposition to Gen. Joe Shell
oy arrived in the city this morning to push his |
Too Much Whisky.
James Burnes, an employe on the |
. construction of the Kansas, Pittsburgh
& Gulf railroad. drank nearly half
gallon Of whisky at Nevada, and soon |
lied from the effect of the poison.
A building and Loan League.
Representatives of many building |
md loan associations throughout the |
state met at Sedalia and organized q |
state league the other day.
Charged with Passing Counterfeits.
At Wilson's Store, 10 miles west of |
Ozark, two men named Gorden and |
8levins were arrested the other day 70, |
passing counterfeit money.