The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-31
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tion.
Mr.. Sartin introduced Joint apt
concurrent resolution providing fo
an amendment to the constitution
giving women the right to vote a
all elections.
Memorial services we're held il
the house out Of respect to tn,
memory Of the late representatives
John Coffman of Scott county, JohI
Requa of Vernon and j. L. Paxton o
Boone. The senate attended tn,
exercises In a body and listened t,
short eulogistic speeches by repre-
sentatives De Reign Of Scott, Jen
kins of Boone, Drabelle of st. Louis
Correll Of Vernon and Pettijohn o
Linn.
Representative Bittepger, of st
Joseph, introduced bill appropriat
ms E12. .G8Sfor the purpose OF having
marble or bronze busts OF Thomas H
Benton and Frank p. Blair, to b.
placed in memorial hall, at Washing
ton, d. @. 1t names the following
well known persons to act in con
junction with the governor in carry
ing out the purposes of this act
Peter L. Foy, of St. Louis; Odoi
Guitar, Columbia; o. M. Spencer
st. Joseph, and B. B. Cahoon, st
Francois county. Several attempt
to enact such law have failed
This was pet measure Of the lat,
Senator McGinnis, OF st. Louis, ant
whils he could invariably get the
measure through one house, Il
always failed in the other. Maj
Bittinger will give it close attention
and believes it will become law.
Mr.. Swanger introduced resolu
ton for the appointment by the
speaker Of a pecial committee oil
three to go to st. Louis and investi
gate the affairs pertaining to the
Office of Excise Commissioner Bell
Alter long debate the resolution
was amended so as to include the
city collector of st. Louis in regard
to the collection of dramshop reve-
nue. and adopted after long debate
Mr.. Gmelich offered resolution
for the appointment of a committee
of five to examine the State Reform
School at Boonville with view oI
ascertaining what appropriations
may be needed. Adopted.
Mr.. Tubbs' house bill regulating
the compensation OF coal oil inspect
ors and requiring inspection fees to
be paid into the state treasury was
called up for third reading. Mr.
Moran moved to have it recommitteG
for amendment. The motion wa,
lost, and tho bill was read thirt
time and passed by vote of 124 te
6.
House bill providing that when &
continuance is granted on defend
ants application in criminal casei
the cost Of witnesses shall be taxeC
against defendant was read thirc
time ard passed.
Following are the appointments
which Governor Stone sent to the
senate:
st. Louis Police Commissioners-Jere
miah Fruin and John A. Lee, appointed
June II, 1893, for n term OF four year
from January l, 1893
st. Joseph Police Commissioners-T. F
Vannatta,appointed hIay 21, is93,to tern
OF three years, from April 2s, 1893, ant
John III. Trice appointed May q, 1894, to I
term Of three years, from April %, 1894.
Managers Lunatic Asylum No. 3 located
at NevaSa-David 8. Brown, appointed
August 20. 1893, to term ending Febru
ary 1, 1895, and Thomas b. Love, ap
pointed April 80, 1894, to a term endin,
February l, 1897.
4 tal
Kirksville-OliverJ J. Chapman, appointe.
December 10, 1894, to a term ending Jan
uary l, 1899.
Regent Normal School No. 8, located a
Cape Girardeau-J. H. Rainey, appointed
September II, 1893, to term ending Jan
uary 1, 1897.
Regents Lincoln Institute, located a
Jefferson City-B. b. Cahoon aud Georg
II. Green, appointed October 2, 1893, Il
terms ending January 1, 1899.
Curutors State University-Charles c
Bland, appointed June 20, 1893, to a tern
OF six years, from January /, 1893; Ma
NJ. Shelton. appointed August 7, 1888, to
term ending January /, 1897; VIM. Fades
appointed January 27, 1894, to a tern
ending January 1, 1897; g. B. Rollins
appointed January IA, 1894, to a tern
ending January 1, 1899.
Manager School for the Blind-O. q
Halliburton, appointed December 8, 1891
to term ending February 1, 1897.
Manager Reform School for Boys
Walt NJ. Monroe, appointed February q
1904, to term ending February /, 1897.
Board OF Geology and Mines--W. o.
Jewett, John II. Britts, e. NJ. sheppar
and W. II. Seaman, appointed Novembe
Is, 1893, to term ending May 20, 1897.
State Board OF Health-Drs. Willis 1
King, Andrew W. McAlester and Fran
]. Lutz, appointed on November ls, 1885
to terms ending April 1s, 1897; D.
Thomas II. Hudson, appointed June q
1894, TO term ending April 1s, 1885, D.
Paul Paquin, appointed July 2, 1894, to
term ending July 2, 1893; DR.. Edward
Garner, appointed December 81, 1894, to
term ending July 2, 1898.