The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-10
The Sights and Scenes incident
To the Meeting Of the
Missouri Law
Makers.
The Capital Removal Project
Demanded by Many
Who Are at the
Capital.
The Newspaper Men sin 1t" To
Stay, and Hold the Key
To the Good Places.

been such a rush OF boys from the farm
and students out of school rs now, y
said an old timer. who has been here
at every organization OF the Genera.
Assembly for two decades.
The sight is appalling, and is in
creasing.
The throng in the rotundas of
the hotels assumes the proportions of
II crush, while tobacco smoke is stiff
ling and the air torpid with breaths of
those who had been indulging in poor
gin not wisely but too much.
Will change ever come?
1t is pretty well settled that the
newspaper boys hold the
KEY TO THE ORGANIZATION
situation. in fact they have the call
and the adherent journalists will carry
the caucuses tonight with a whOop.
Roach, editor of Democrat, Car
thage, for Secretary of the Senate.
Mabrey, editor Ripley County
Prospect Ne,cs. for speaker of the
House.
Jacks, editor Montgomery Stand
ard, will be nominated for Chief
Clerk of the House.
There are many other minor places
to fill, which editors of Democratic
papers will drop into, no doubt, but
which | am unable at this time to
name, but it can he safely predicted
that the press will for once get its first
and proper recognition at the hands
of the party.
A rare occurrence, however, in Il
civilized country.
Jefferson City is forward, as usual.
with its mouth watering for a seventy
day crop and harvest. The boarding
houses are offering bounty to those
who can furnish the
MOST RABBITS
and get rid of them 10 the members of
legislature hangers-on and transient
people who drop in.
This is an old industry assuming a
new phase and new feature.
Supreme court is IN session and
prominent attorneys from all over the
state are in attendance, among whom
/ noticed Capt. {. b. McAfee and
Jno. ODay of Springfield.
have been Intercepted by great
numbers of members Of the Thirty
seventh General Assembly. if Sedalia
will be in the swim for the capital re-
moval project this winter. OF course
they were answered in the affirmative.
| think from what | can learn and see
that the time is now here and
THE OPPORTUNITY RIPE
to introduce proposition looking to
the removal of the capital at an early
day.
The old members come here with
a great many misgivings regarding
their comfort for the next seventy
days, while the new ones are
vet to experience the dis
comforts of this place. known for Its
peculiarities from one end of the COM
mOnwealth to the other.
The streets here are almost impassa-
BILE from the ice. The greatest care
must be observed to keep in proper
position approved by refined and cul-
tured society. One warm day will
mend the matter.
Sam Mosby, of Linn, Usage comfy,
was elected to the Thirty-seventh and
Thirty-eighth general assembly from
the Twenty-seventh senatorial district
at the last election. He died about
ten days since, and the governor ha.
ordered an election to fill the vacancy,
to take place on January 2Sth.
Ex-senator r. s. Ryors, of Usage
county, the predecessor of the de-
ceased, is here and will try and
hold the seat in the senate un
til his successor is elected, and
and qualified. There are various