Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-01
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


New P0stmasterp.
The following new postmasters Of
the fourth class have BEEN appointed
for Missouri:
Denver. Worth county, G. r. Dawson, vice J..
Garrison. removed
Moorehouse, New Madrid county, r S. Cole
mS Awe. wee John Berry resigned
kfncaid, resigned
Bacon, Moniteau county, Christ Bolton. Vice
]. G. Burger. resigned
De Witt Carroll county J. T. Dewey vice A.
d. Richards. removed.
Hall Rock. Mercer county, Charles Evans,
Kearney. Clay county, J. r. Dykes, vice G. w.
Smith, removed.
Winston. Daviess county. w. F. Richardson,
vice w. S. Mallory, removed.
Allendale. Worth county R. b. Tandy vice w.
Plumlee, resigned.
Berger, Franklin county, j. L. Meyer, vice d.
Dixon, Pulaski county, J. II. Imtoden, vice e.
W. Murphy. resigned.
Knobnoster. Johnson county. II. S. Coney, vice
Longwood, Pettis county, VIM. Holman, vice
JAS Smiley. resigned.
rS Suitmap Moda.ay county, W. L Holt. vice
Roscoe, st. Clair county, J. E. Rudolph, vice
A. A. Marquis. resigned.
St. Elizabeth Miller county, b. J. Bode, vice
VIM. Wetlock. resigned.
Bridgeton. st. Louis county, Julius Kessler.
wee Jacob Blum. removed
q. M. Foreman, resigned.
Kenoma. Barton county. E. H. schreiner. vice
Sentinel Prairie. Polk county. II. M. Light.
foos, vice Nancy T. Redeye. resigned
PRESIDENTIAL POST OFFICES.
George w. Vaughn, at Glasgow. vice E. W.
John A. Kibbe, at Grant City. vice E. J. SEQ
luf. ONCE become presidential.
W. F. Snyder. at Joplin, vice p. Schnur. re.
John w Sheplar ct Milan, vice w. Cochran.
removed
William r. Basket, at Paris, vice J. p.
Holdsworth, removed
NEW POST OFFICES.
Jmtewn, Schuyler county. VIM. T. Braden
Biggs. Douglas county, John T. Morris, post
master.
The st. Louis Court Of Appeals.
THE LIABILITY OF BoNDsMEN.
Globe Democrat. May "a.
The three cases of the State vs. Henry Wat
son, ct al. an appeal from New Madrid eoun-
ty, were affirmed in opinions given by Judge
Bond.
Watson was indicted on three charges Of
forgery by the grand jury Of New Madrid coun-
He was subsequently, arrested and placed in
jail. In the absence Of the circuit judge the
probate court admitted him to bail. fixing the
ing the tond. When the case was called
watson failed to appear, and the court en-
sureties. requiring them to show cause why
the judgment should not be made absolute.
They appeared and claimed that the recogni-
Zance was void, because the officer taking and
approving the same had no legal right to do
SO. The circuit court sustained this position
when the state appealed. The appellate court
sustains the lower court holding that the
probate judge under the circumstances. no
writ OF habeas corpus being involved, had no
authority to admit Watson to bail and for this
reason the recognizance by him was null and
void.
a.
sTATIsrIC1AN CHuBBUcK's SUCCESSOR.
WASHINGTON May 25-The secretary of ag
q Grant City as state statistical agent OF the
agricultural department for Missouri. vice Levi
ChIbbuek to take effect June l.. IMr. Carve,
represented that county in the Missouri legis.
lature for three terms from 1881 He is one OF
the strongest editorial writer's in the country
press of the state, is active. aggressive party
worker, and is regarded in Washington as well
equipped for the position to which appointed
Live Stock Attendants Go Free.
The following order has been pro
mulgated by the board of railroad com.
missioners of Missouri
Complaints are made to this board OF non.
compliance on the part of some of the railroads
of this state with the provisions of section
1892 Revised Statutes of Missouri 1892 which
require that all railroads shall pass free to ano
from point designated in contract bill OF
lading the shipper of carload of live stock
or the employe of such shipper. Your atten.
ton is called to said section 1852, and also to
section $780, of the said statutes. which pro-
vides penalty for the neglect or refusal on
the part OF any railroad company in this state
to comply with the requirements OF said Sec
ton 1892. The commissioners recommend and
will expect strict compliance. on the part OF
the railroads Of this state. with the provisions
of said section 2592. BY order of the railroad
and warehouse commissioners.
JAMES HARDING,
Secretary Of the Board.