Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-07-13
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Missouri Bankers.

"lSSOOnI ~ Z News
Missouri Bankers.
The Missouri Bankers association
held their annual meeting at Excelsior
Springs.
number OF papers were read and discussed.
and, as might be expected. finances generally
were considered. resolution, requesting the
legislature to place the express companies 1sSu-
ing money orders under the banking laws OF
the state, had some very ardent advocates;
but one banker suggested that the express
companies could easily retaliate by rails
ing charges for carrying packages of money
between banks and bankers. and as
result. the resolution was lost. Logan c. Muir
ray, of the Tradesmens national bank, New
York, delivered a lengthy address 1t was de-
cidedlv speech in favor of a single-money
standard. and that gold one. Mr.. Murray
talked of the various phases of the banking
business. keeping prominently before his audi
| ence the necessity of q good reserve deposit as
| the basis for credit both for bankers and the
national government. and took particular pains
| to leave no uncertainty as to what the reserve
deposit should consist Of: SO far as the national
| gold. resolution in favor Of repeating the
| Sherman law was passed. and applauding Pres.
| ldent Cleveland for calling an extra session OF
congress for the especial purpose OF repeating
| the same
The following are the names of the newly
| elected officers: J. d. Wilcoxson. president.
| Carrollton; j. c. Russell first vice president,
| st. Louis: j. p. Huston. second vice president,
Marshall: Miss Kate NJ. Cox. third vice-presi-
| dent, Kingston: F. p. Hayes secretary and
| treasurer. Lancaster; w. L. Bigbee. assistant
secretary and treasurer. Springfield. w. j.
| Anderson. Kansas City and b. Jones. St. Louis,
were appointed as the executive committee.
New Postmasters.
The following new postmasters OF
the fourth clsss have been appointed
| for Missouri:
IT
bosch, vice JOS. Lueckenhof removed
Nashville, Barton county, w. H. Crouch, vice
| A. ID. P1ttenger. removed.
Pttsburg. Hickory county. P. ]. Dennis, vice
| N L. Mcdonald. removed.
Highlandville: Christian county, j. w. White,
| vice Il W. Handy. removed.
Lawrenceburg. Lawrence county, j. E. Adam
| son. vice G. w Merrick. removed.
Lehman, Cole county, j. H. kautsch, vice c..
| W. Lehman. removed.
Loose Creek, Usage county, Ferd Ebert, vice
| Theo. Helmen removed
Orla, Laclede county w. L. Dugan, vice S. P.
| Smith. resigned.
Ridgeway, Harrison county, H N. Burgin,
| vice Joseph Ieates resigned
! Alamode. Reynolds county, E. D. Wadlow.
vice w. F. Spear, resigned
Lurd: Dent county. Robert H. WEIGH, vice
| w. L. McGee. resigned.
| SARGENT. Texas county, Minnie Palmer, vice
j. *. Palmer, resigned.
Lincoln. Bolton county, S. Il. DySart, vice J..
| II. Bruins removed
Panacea. Barry county, A. ]. Medley, vice
Andrew Harris. removed.
NEW POST OFFICES
| Bautf. Taney county John F. Boles, postmas-
Brackcn, Webster county, Emma Sans post
master.
The Forty-E Eight Hour Limit.
The state board of railroad and ware
house commissioners has made the fol-
lowing order:
| Forty-eight hours must be allowed after the
/ n Il mo "a nf at
| grain in bulk upon team tracks private
tracks at any railroad station in this state, for
the loading or unloading of such cars, and until
| the expiration Of the said specified tiAe nc
| charge for demurrage must be made.
The above ruling is in accordance with the
rules of the Car Service association at St.
| Louis and Kansas City. understood and ap-
| proved by the commissioner. and prompt
compliance with the same on the part of al.
| railroad companies in this state is expected.
| BY order of the railroad and warehouse com
| missioners. JAS. HARDING, Secretary
st. Louis Schools.
The ways and means committee of the
st. Louis school board has approved the
report of the auditor upon the annual
receipts and expenditures.
| The total estimated receipts for 1895 1894 are
| S1.a55, S47.46 and the total estimated expendi-
| lures $l.54s3O9. The main revenue will be de-
rived from taxes. it being estimated that ST orc
| bJ Will tie raised In this way The state school
| fund will furnish $40 900. Main expenditures:
Teachers. $780, 600: janitors, $4,000: repairs,
| $4,000: text books. $4,000: fuel, s23000. The
building fund will have S,9. 80 to its credit. of
which $4,000 will be used in purchasing heat
| ing apparatus. and s174.OOl in erecting new
| buildings.
Missouri Supreme Courts Reports.
Acknowledgement r. F. Walker has
approved the 10th volume of the Mis-
souri, Supreme Court Reports.
| He has filed the same with the secretary of
! state. This volume contain opinions by the
| judges follows: Black. Is; Sherwood. IA:
| Brace. 49, Barclay, 13: Thomas. IL: CAN'T. s:
| McFarlane :. Total. 81. The opinions in this
| volume include decisions rendered ty the court
up to June. 1892. The succeeding volume. No.
| III, will include all between June and Novem-
Der. 1892. The court is now only about one year
| behind. and with the work being done by the
| new Division No. = it will soon he up with all
|