Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-04
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
New Postmasters.

New Po8em08tef0s
The following new postmasters OF
the fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
Bagnen. Miller county. o. c. Brockman. vice
Hallway. Polk county. S. L. Brock, vice J. G.
Cowdeu. resigned.
Fgcs,o ,; Morgan county Samuel Roe vice $.
Selkirk. Laclede county, L. A. Harrin, vice
O. r Percy, resigned
TORONTO, Camden county, }. +. Mcclure, Vaco
Baur. Gasconade county, ]. F. Hartmeister,
vice H. C. Burr, resigned.
Center Town. Cole county. W. B. Pace vice
GS g Iss fnla.H county. J. W. Hicks, vice
.Decaturville. Camden county. W. F. Claiborne.
vice w. F. Heavener, resigned
Gooch's Mill. Cooper county, A. I, McFall, vice
]. A. Smith, resigned.
Hess Charlton county. John Disney. vice J.
Racine. Newton county. w. r. FISHERMAN,
vice John Cavanaugh, resigned.
vice. Msiory re sGse
Wheeler Pulaski county, Roy Wheeler, vice
J. w. Wheeler, resigned
vice f. W. Rauchenstein, resigned
Latour. johnson county, J. w. Wright, vice
Minnith. Ste. Genevieve county. Eli Clifton.
vice Fl. Kenner, resigned.
Mint Hill. Usage county, J. B. Bonnet, vice
w S. Alexander. resigned.
son, vice j. W. Mann. resigned.
Cappa Miller county, w. z. Burton, vice L.
King, resigned
Corsicana Barry county. sallis S. Burk, vice
]. H. Turner, resigned.
Grub Town, Grundy county, Maggie e. Mich
OILS, vice W: a Bulyar, resigned
Sturges. Livingston county, N. c. Mayhem,
vice w. w. Tracy, dead.
Colony Knox county, w. Z. St. John, vice
Sarah L. Hull. resigned.
Derrahs. Lewis county, Jefferson Eakins, vice
c. H. Mays, resigned.
Fairfield, Benton county, L. T. Suffer. vice n
Fairmont. Clark county, J. S. Bolts, vice
W. Lewis, resigned.
orrayille. Saline county. J. D. Norvell, vice
H. N. Edwards, resigned.
Rayville, Ray county, G. N. Robertson, vice
Thomas Hankins. resigned.
Valley City. johnson county, z. s. Wamplet.
vice D. c. Makeever, resigned.
NEW POST OFFICE.
A post Office has been established at Baryties.
Washington county, and Thomas WEIGH ap'
pointed postmaster.
The Treasurer Elucidates.
JEFFERSON CITY. May with reference to
the provision of house bill No. CO.'S which was
signed by Gov. Stone and is now a law which
requires bond investment companies doing
business in this state to deposit 100000 with
the state treasurer that official, in letter sent
the other day to an inquirer says:
After carefully examining the act passed at
lation to bond investment companies I do not
think that I have any authority to accept
tors, but the act clearly requires the deposit
with me OF cash or securities that can be con-
verified into cash: bond Of indemnity is not
within the provisions Of the law. There can be
little question about this from the language it
self in the first section OF the bill. IF it had
been intended that an indemnifying bond should
be given, different language would have been
used: and the conditions that the bond should
contain to whom payable. and who might sue
struction is also made plain by section T. The
deposit must be. paid out, and it shows that
nr c ant 1C mo- nj har n
provision in the act for recovering upon a bond
with collateral conditions. I am clear, there
deposit of cash or securities that can be turned
into cash, and that the execution of a bond con-
ditioned to indemnify the investors will not be
in compliance with the statute"
Knights Templar Annual Conclave.
The thirty-seventh annual conclave
of the Missouri Knights Templar was
held in st. Louis. Following officers
were elected:
Chas. S. Gaspel, Trenton grand commander;
Thomas R. Morrow Kansas City. deputy grand
commander; Leslie Obear, Marshall, grand
generalissimo; Harry v. Mcmillan. Maryville,
grand captain-general: Rev. C. C. Woods, Neo-
sho, grand prelate; John ellis. Monette. grand
senior warden M. Fred Bell Fulton, grand
junior warden; F. j. Taggart Butler, grand
treasurer; W. H. Mayo, st. Louis, grand re-
corder.
The next conclave will be held at Kansas
City. Fifty-fve of the hftysix communicates
in the state were represented.
Thousands In Gold.
The Boatmen's bank of st. Louis the
other day exchanged $3.50, 200 in gold
for greenbacxs. This was in order to
assist the United States treasury. The
coin was hauled to the sub-treasury in
st. Louis in wagon, and made a very
GOOD load as $3.50 600 in GOLD weiphs
half ton.
The Tickle Missouri.