Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-12

DT-WEEKEY RAYMKNr Law.
Aftsntson = direstsd 20 the efforts Of the ad :
weekly payment law. which ths governor says
has been substantially Observed for the past
amendment OF the law % as 70 maks it, viola
ton misdemeanor.
RAILROAD srrrczns, rRoos, ETC
s.itehss froes and eu.rd r.iis g IS bioeF Ssa
f3e governor anyS that IN every instance with.
IN the krowisdge Of the board Of railroad COM
masssoners the law has been complied with
LABOR BUREAU.
The absence OF strikes and disorder Is felicit-
ously commented upon Ths recommends
tablishment OF free employment bureau BY
the state ut st. Louis and Kansas City are ADJ
provfngiy Submitted
THE INSURANCE. DEPAKT,GENF.
This department has been we'll managed and
source OF revenue, $4,000 OF its earnings be-
ing applied to stats university buildings. and
0 Tb nsan ash S..ncs OF
ton that the entire tax Of psr cent. on gross
premiums be paid directly to the state instead
proved It is also recommended that all for
eign companies doing business in Missouri BE-
compelled 20 have . local authorised agent
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
The continuation Of this good work Is strong
" recommended, rs the results are already ap.
parent
Every precaution should be taken against
en0lsra invasion, and the passage OF Hesitation
mAk1ng compulsory the organization OF local
boards OF health recommended.
NATIONAL GUARD.
This branch Of the government has never
been in such good condition at present. The
statutes limit the membership tn g 500 men in !.
Guiding the cadet corps ut the state university.
Tho present organization consists Of four reei-
ments OF infantry. two batteries Of artillery
and four unattached companies Of infantry and
the cadst corps Of the state university, and
numpers 1ss commissioned officers and 2. 1ss
Suggestion has been on sred and effort made
to make the national guards of the different
or to establish some kind Of a relation whereby
the state troops would be subject to the orders
OF the federal government. / have discour-
aged such q movement in Missouri and advise
against 1t should it be renewed in the future.
The national guard Of the state should be main
tanned as an adjunct to the state government
fairly compensated for services rendered, and
should be at all times be solely subjsct to state
authority.
The Law regulating the state national guard
IL Guide and imperfect, and requires amend.
ment and supervision. A hill framed by Brig
Gen. Moore. OF Kansas, City will be submitted
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MISSOURI AT THE woHLD's FAIR
Such satisfactory progress has been made
that 1t Is stated by the exposition authorities
that the Missouri exhibit is farther advanced
Forty Thousand dollars of the appropriation
has been set aside by the commission for the
erection OF a state building. which Is now rap
idly approaching completion. It Is construct ed
of Missouri material, and is well adapted for
the purpose OF a state building After spirited
competition between distinguished architects
throughout the country. the design of Mis-.
souri, architect was accepted The structure Is
intersection of two of the most prominent
avenues on the grounds.
The state commission has made the follow
ing superintendent OF the funds at its dis
pOsal.