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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-04-04

Wylie F. Creel, of the Goddard Gro
Gerry Co., has been chosen as delegate
to the National Travellers Convention
which will convene early in June.
We would respectfully ask our
Treasurer not to become over familiar
with lady visitors who call for other
members of this Club. Miss Blanche
has gone so far as to ask for his re-
moval.
We wish to thank Mr.. j. Lehman
| for favoring the Club with several
tickets for a grand stereopticon lec-
ture on Tropical Mexico given under
the auspices of the Missouri Coffee
Growers Association at Masonic Hall
Friday, March goth. Several OF our
members attended. and report the lec-
ture both pleasing and instructive,
Arthur E. Geserich of the Entertain
ment Committee has his benefit at the
Imperial Theatre Monday night, April
Sth. Attraction, Treasure Island"
Tickets for sale at this Club, and we
respectfully ask all our members to
attend.
Henry Simerman, our old friend OF
frontou, Mo-, makes an extensive trip
through Southern California the latter
part of next month where he will visit
the Valleyjedians who have now made
that part of their country ther perma-
nent home.
Will Kaths, Will and Henry Efinger
have opened bachelor apartments at
3144 Olive st.
Doc. Fred Trauernicht of Missouri
Ave. is on the sick list.
If Julius Rodach, our Sd Y. p, is
not more courteous to the ladies we
will severely reprimand him at our
next regular meeting. Jules, it is a
time honored cutom to take lady to
supper at the dance to which you ask
her to accompany you, even If you do
have to walk home. Kindly attend to
this in future, AMI oblige,
The IRON COUNTY CLUB.
Mr.. F. W., better known as Fire
Water) Pullem, has written up true
ghost story which will appear in our
our next weeks letter. Subscribers,
order your extra copies in advance.
This will be good reading.
considering that Carnegie is trying
to be man in some respects even if
he is q Millionaire, we'll wish him
some good luck. Here's hoping his
daughter, If he has one. may not mar
~ a title. De Soto Press.
As Mr.. Carnegie is not married he
probably does not care who his daugh-
ter weds. even if 1t is the editor of the
above publication or a member of the
Iron County Club.
Chas. Newman passed through st.
Louis Saturday. Chas. has been con-
nected with The Cunning Advertise
ment Co.
Miss Nettie O'Neal, of Ironton, Mo-,
is in st. Louis the guest of of her uncle,
Mr.. Perkins, of the Perkins Herpel
College.
Miss Tillie Rieke is in the city the
guest of Miss Lizzie Schick, of 1908
Lammi street.
Frank Nall is quite i'll, being con-
fined to his bed.
Miss Matte Long passed through st.
Louis to Ironton, Mo. Miss Long has
been attending school at Fulton. Mo.
Miss Pearl Stafford has accepted a
position with Meyer Bros. Drug Co.
DR.. Trauernicht has improved; he
mas been quite sick the last week.
Mumps are epidemic in ST. Louis at
present and several of the Club boys
ire somewhat swelled.
Jake Grandhomme called at Club
headquarters accompanied by Edward
0inger and G. II. Broadwell.' Jake
hould saw good night to his sweet
leart earlier next time and call around
EARLIER. l. C. C.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-04-04
For Sale.

The most profitable and best located
general store business in the Flat River
lead district. Stock will invoice about
$4,000. One-half cash, balance on
time with approved security. Will
rent store room. Address Lock Box
Is, Flat River, Mo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

The poultry editor of n leading ngri-
cultural paper says:
Some poultry breeders are afraid of
the Belgian hare taking the place of
poultry. No one need be alarmed about
that. The poultry business has n dis
tlnct place and Il distinct mission to fill.
The Belgian hare has another. Event
ually the Belgian will be bred for It's
fine quality OF meat. but hare meat AMI
the meat OF poultry are two distinct
qualities. One can never fill the place
Of the other. The demand for the mea;
Of the Belgian hare is away beyond the
supply, and the demand for poultry Is
no less than 1t has been. So no poul-
try breeder need be alarmed about be-
Ing driven out of business by the Bel
gian hare, which cannot lay eggs.
which are imported in large quantities
each year. 1t will only help the bust
ness instead of destroying 1t. We see
no reason why the two should not be
carried on under the same manage
ment."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15
FARMING MATTERS


Observer irand.nbure. in charge OF
the weather bureau station AT Denver.
has contributed an article 10 IA recent
issue of the Weather Review in which
lie discusses Irrigation and the amount
anL value Of rainfall and snowfall In
Colorado.
Coming To the matter of snowfall
Mr. Branienbnrs eomiais the idea that
n heavy snowfall assures mn abundance
OF water for irrigation during the fol-
lowing season. This proposition he
snsiaIns by recitins the following facts:
During the closing months OF lsss
III. snowfall along the Continental Ill
vide AMI nijncent regions IN Colorado
was er-a'sr than experienced for many
year. January added fifteen p.r cent.
AMI February n iik. amount. stormy
weather having h@.n almost continn'
Gus, with plenty Of wind Ia sweep the
snow into III. suiches AMI rnyines-
March WIS even wcticr than any OF
III. four preceding months As com
pared with th. stup.nious amounts
that fell during that season, the winter
OF is:k-i:sJ was dry, especially dur
ing January nnd March. though octo
l-rr contributed heavy fall. nni Feb
ruary less than the normal amount Tot
th. r,.Ian NJ whole. II thus appears
that tile winters w.r, notably differ
.nt. Tn. spring Of is:s was practical.
Is rnIni.ss. that OF 1870 exceptionally
wet. Til. summer Of is:s had slightly
mor- than III. normal precipitation.
Will. III. summer Of ii.S wn.
droushiy. We now come To the water
supply: the volume nvnilnbl. during
III. spring and summer of 1870 wns
InaIcluni. ON the Eastern slope. cS'
c-pt for brief period In June. not
withs,nniins the s;np-n'l"ns amount
Of snow TINT fell during the
preceding winter. In iDrS irrigation en-
i.rprls..s farr,i h"ticr during spring
aud part 81 summer despite I'll" Hight
snowfall Of the preceding winter"
This anomaly Mr.. Brand-nburE cS.
plains hy iir'c;inE attention Z" the fact
that prior To- the stormy winter Of ISIS
~ III. ground was dry AMI unfroz"n
and hence absorbed large amount OF
moisture. while prior 'o the winter OF
is:a 1901 the ground WIS well supplied
with moisture and frozen. and hence
the melting SHOWS reached the streams
with comparatively slight loss. From
ih.s. facts III" following proposition Is
dc,iucci: whether or not large
amounts fall In autumn nni early
winter. the condition OF the soil when
winter sets In. the temperature during
May and June ani the precipitation
during srmtu-r. rather than the total
snowfall ~ I'll, winter. arr the essential
factors In determining the duration OF
material How.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

,oooooooeare now in Use. The best
IN are set aside for the use
CT th6 ladies. and good use they are
making Of them. 4 woman's auxiliary
has been formed in this county. with a
membership OF about Il thousand. and
meeting have heen begun. and work n
actively in progress. Republicans from
all parts OF the state. whether men or
women. will be made welcome at head
quarters whenever they are in Denver.
The bill TO consolidate the city OF
Denver and the county OF Arapahoe.
commonly known rs III. Rush bill. is
meeting with great deal Of opposition.
IL is pointed cit that IL will hardly he
Possible 10 include the whole OF the
present county. east TO the stale line.
within the city limits OF Denver; and
IL that is not done. a new county must
h. created. which must have a county
seat and county buildings and full
set OF county officers: so that even II
the city OF Denver were To he relieved
OF some eSpens. by the proposed meas
ur. the people In Arapahoe county out
side OF Denver would be taxed much
higher than they ar. now. Further
more. It is urged that while a eonsolI'
dalton would get rid Of one set OF OIL
cSFs, there would H. practically about
the same amount OF work to be done n
ther. Is now. and Just abou, as many
employees would have TO be provided
for; so that the saving TO the city
would be comparatively small after all
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

\ Greeley correspondent OF the Den.
yer Republican says:
Their. has existed n friendly rivalry
among tn. farmers Of this section OF
the country for several years IN the
matter OF hauling large loads OF po'n.
toes, and the record was again brok'
IN during the last few days by e.
Griffith. who hauled load OF 1i3 sacks
N n total net weight OF is,ioo pounds.
This load was hauled upon one OF the
ordinary broad-tirc farm wagons ami
would be OF the cash value. estimating
ut 81 cents per hundred, Of Si53.s5.
''rhc largest load on record year
ago was one hauled by Ex-Governor
Eaton from one OF his ranches near the
town OF Eaton. II consisted Of 10
sacks and was OF the net weight Of H.
300 pounds. and OF the estimated value,
reckoning on the above price per hun
tircd. OF Si1S15. This record stood rs
the highest on record until this winter
when Herman Eishcncord. young
farmer living four miles east from this
city. loaded 100 sacks upon his wac-
on and hauled them into Greeley. the
total net weight OF the load being H.
100 pounds. and Of the estimated value
of Slio1I Mr.. Griffith broke. this rec
ord with his recent load. however. and
he will no doubt remain the king OF
hnulcrs until next season. owing TO the
late snow which will make the roads
heavy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15
SUMMARY OF THE WORK OF
THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE

ends by cheating the wholesaler Of his
money, The measure ms passed pro
yides tina, sale OF any portion OF a
stock Of merchandise otherwise than ia
the ordinary course OF trade IN the reg
uiar and usual prosecution OF the sell
er's business. or sale OF an entire
stock OF merchandise In bulk. will IL
prima facic evidence of fraud and viii
be void as against the creditors OF III.
seller. unless the seller and purchaser
shall at least ten days before the sal.
make full detailed inventory showing
the quantity and cost price 10 the seller
OF each article Included in tn. sale, and
unless such purchaser shall. NJ least
ten days b.for. the sale. make inquiry
Of the seller as to III. names and places
OF residence or PAGES OF business OF
each and all OF III. creditors OF the sell
er and unless the purchaser shall nj
least ten days befor. III. sale notify
each OF the sellers creditor OF the pro
posed sale.
The joint resolution introduced 10y
Senator Taylor OF Glcnwooi Springs
TO combat the claims OF Kansas In n.
gard TO the waters OF III. Arkansas
river reads ns follows: 'whcr.a-. the
Legislature OF the stat. Of Kansas has
s'SfANN s. s'fus'h'
instructins the attorney general OF that
stat. to employ LEGAL assistance and
bring suit nj once against the state 81
Colorado and our citizens to prevent
the further diversion OF the waters al
the Arkansas river for Irrigation pur
poses: and. Whereas. u Is the sense oil
the Thirteenth General Assembly al
the state OF Colorado that III" citizens
OF this state have nm unlu-stion-i L.
rni AMI moral right TO continue Co dI
vert the waters OF said stream for ir
ricn'ion purposes IN this state: now
therefore. liz II resolved. by the Scnni"
the House or Representatives concur
ring. that the attorney general OF ihi'
sinic hc AMI h. hereby Is Instructed ic
employ such counsel nni inkc such FUR
Their Steps rs may be- necessary In the
premises ana to protect the legal right
OF Colorado To the use OF the waters oil
the Arkansas river"
The Senate Inns nassci IN. Amman,
road bIli which proroscs 10 inaugural,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

Senate Bill No. 22s. by Senator Sci
domridgc. providing FOR constitution
nj amendment TO take care OF the In
dcbtedness OF the state. gives n state
ment OF the debt already accrued. =.
The first part OF the proposed amend
ment Is to provide against the piling III
OF another such debt rs that whicf
now faces the state, and the SECOND
part provides for the payment OF tn,
entire debt which now exists.
It Is set forth in section 1 that tn,
state shall not contract any debt except
for the purpose OF erecting public
buildings for the use OF the state. tt
suppress insurrcction, defend the stat,
or. in time of war. to assist the nation
nj government. The present constitu
ton Is construed by many TO provide
for the same thing. but instead of par
ticularly setting forth that money,
shall be expended for the state by tn,
governor only in times of war and in
surrection, 1t adds eases of emer
gency," which has been construed b,
governors to cover all manner of eX
penses and deficiencies. The express
language of Senator Seldomridre'y
amendment will leave no doubt abou
this matter.
The bill further proposes that tn,
debt In any one year for public build
ings shall not exceed one. half mill or
each dollar of valuation of taxabl,
property within the slant. 1t Is further
proposed that 1t shall not be Lawful
for the General Assembly to appropri
ate money except for Instructions ant
war. in excess of the revenue for tn,
preceding two years. At present m
preparations are made on ANTICIPATED
revenue
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

Work for winter: Clean out the hen
house. and put coal oil on the roosts
and places where vcrmin are likely to
hide. Fix place where you can put
some straw so that their feed can be
thrown into it, and thus give the birds
an incentive to exercise in scratching
for the grain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

When the work was done by hand 1t
required thirtyfivc hours of human Ia
Dor to NOW, turn. rake. cock and bale
n ton of hay. Now It requires only
eleven hours. The economy Is princi-
pally In the moving and curing. The
hay crop Is one of the most important
on the farm, and one of the most profit
able.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15

In Cherryficld., Maine. there are two
cold storage buildings in which 1000
to 10000 dozen eggs each are stored an
nunlly. There are in the town some
littoan pcddlcrs' wagons which are run
through the surrounding country, in all
directions for thirty miles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15
COLORADO Nm

AAANs
L. A. Moulrpe =.
buena Vista, did - ~
the 9th inst. Ai'ssI
The new p.an, -
springs ElecIIle 90
operation FebFuary - Y
II is anR0uhCuI ,s,T.
been appOinIf,i rs,', s !,
!" sue'-'i ", T. iIalt.s.1,..F 4
In the District Coos
I'VE Year ssaieser M, !. -
'.u; The nesEu uhs i.s,.,ss ~
At sallda last Ausss. ''' y
The graduates q, c.s..|
living In Ciitaso L,rs
ISOLATION. ". l.. ma, !. ~ !
1873 was elecly,i pgnis,.,
franches have Ls.s tsf,J
Colorado spF.u.s i,,,Si ~
pahy with 4 vlrH . -
tending the ssrvyv a, ~
Arthur Bsll ,usr,l III
tom the eNpI1,55a to-,
boiler in No, 4: ,Lzt, Inn,
sn,lhe Mlnins CU=,aay ~
4 few days asO. Il
| Lewis q. s'srrssa a,
President A,ilai T. 81
hereafter make d, l6n,
He Is Interested IL LENA
mining sntrIgl.rs
J Mrs. Samu,l wosu- 81
.. Wolcul, an,l IIssTET
Denver. dlr,i At s.:slsal,
chusctis, on tho 5ih u, Id,
sercniy'niuv years
Mrs. u. ". SVsy!s. VI, :
provisional s1vgrugr ss6s,
II was n part n iAr ,,r-s-
son. died In Coip'aAs So
airy 9th. asr'! r,shIy yaa
The buslhg,s ira 4 Ca
cinliy arr bsyus8lls rt,y !
estcd IN the sugar tyr :,
mn effort viii l.. izsssnA.
tory near Gol!,n @ MyaA.
The Col1ga,lo Twzs.i. d
ciaiion rC,ruIly MT Il Tn.
ell the SANE suuHrf ca
that wCrc iu yIrri lac "a:
as the sauir sIs7c.1l ,fa 4 IA
It Is stated tia, az nrs
Ararah0c county III "
their school bard, b 4
monthly Institutes EEg4 ID
the county suVrfih;esiJa; Z
has organized
The Idaho onloHy hi' We
ntcd with a capital o, So
have oiiicrs ut Salt I-iR On
Yer. The lHcugpo;z,H Is
Mainland. \. ". Eaissn
BracLcnhury.
Ex-Governor DAVIS Il
Clark Wheeler and 0'Ass y
lied the Colorado 81 n! 4
pany, capital stock S"ts
vclop 2i."I1 acre Q; 81 d
In Koutt county
NJ. +. Leach = st H. IA
combination Ut E5zll,s =
cured n franchise lCF asH
stipulated that a mix 4 .
bc laid The Hr.t nay 4!
within .Iy yrar
.,,..,,.
been yaccluaic,l 10 iss7
Board OF Health 80 flf ~!
doctors arr cmpl6yci ty 4
Tho WORT ay,rarip. % q
,wen,y.four houT,,
-.
The Supreme CG "a ~, 8
disearrcd NJ; L. wa. Ma.s'i !,
sindlingrr Of l,Snt 80. = !,
s SION , T",,,"Ti, - Y
, ciIcn, npd Slndlin.,.', a
m,,crInc n frnudulsn, ed
49, 49,, .a,a,,,n, b,,, ,u.
Iuroi -, I ,'nocrn a. ~. n. Id
ETY. to be known ,n u :, "a
w;ts 81 u lewis ,,'T Z d
, W. c, ~ va. I'D
- III AL IA pppvan 20
Thirteen II I,aHIlr. M arn slrsiy q
" me'''ot's NV "", - "a
On February End he
Board decided to close
possibly for two weeks
ATTENDANCE re-. occ east, sa., !.
people entertained Of (. "a y
the latter was NV IS
against Wilson P: G e,as
the District Court Of ~ a.
should 81 uG( pay over to b. 5i., 7
moneys s c" I%o cap ss T Wi
" T ,'HS Greeley reel Bu.Ine.
n tnr sIr Mt''y years, elected ,.
o lg for the cnsuin: r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-15
DENVER LEN..ble
REVENUE BILLS PROPOSED IN
THE FUSION LEGISLATURE.

Measures Ia Increase r~sAiion. Discourage
Capital, fstisr EntsrPrise and hsrass
ha.ine.., Hut No sisas OF Eeoaoay OF
hetFenshment-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30

Arrangements for thu Oahu College
Kamehameha field day today at Kapio-
lani Park have about been completed
Policemen have been secured to keep
the crowd within the grand stand, as
no one besides officials will be allowed
on the track or within the enclosure.
The management has decided that
no carriages will be allowed within the
enclosure. A large crowd Is expected.
The boys have been resting mp dur
ing the last two days and are in fine
condition. Kamehameha is very conf
dent and is laying odds (soda water
and the like) that they will win every
thing except the high jump and $50
yard run. On the other hand, the
Oahuans are saying nothing. but look
ing wise. They promise a few sur
prises, whatever the final outcome may
be. Over thirty-four men are entered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30
SUED BY K|MBAu CO.
HONOLULU MARKET COMPANY
ASKS FOR S9S,000 DAMAGES
Plaintiff Claims That Big Cold Storage
Contract for Steamship Space Be-
tween Honolulu and FRS
co Was Repudiated.

Suit has been brought by the KIM
ball Steamship Company of San Fran
cisco against the Honolulu Market Co..
for $9S,0i3.i9, interest and attorneys
fees. The complaint sets forth a con-
tract between the Honolulu Market
Company and the steamship company
in which the former agreed to use $50
tons Of refrigerator space. to be sup
piled by said steamship company. This
space was taken for a period Of two
years and was to be paid for at the rate
Of $40 per ton measurement. 1t was
further agreed that the Kimball Steam
ship Company upon three months no.
tice from the Market people. should
put on an additional steamship.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
in pursuance Of the terms OF the con-
tract. the plaintiff has been ready to
carry out the agreement. and that a
steamship has been supplied and two
voyages made. 1t alleges that the de-
mas i'iuoNu' p'hNN
February 10. 1901. to use the refrigera-
tor space upon the steamship. supplied
by plaintiff and on March 2S. 1901. no.
titled the plaintiff that 1t would make
no further shipments under the con-
tract.
In consequence Of this refusal, the
plaintiff claims to have been damaged
in the sum OF 100000
AS further damage. the stm OF SCI.
1877. spent by plaintiff for special equip
ment of refrigerator space. useless
since the breach of contract, is added
to the judgment asked. Also $4,000
which plaintiff claims 1t could have
earned in the Alaska trade. while maxi
ing the voyages to Honolulu. The CON-
plant claims the defendant company is
indebted to the plaintiff for past SER
vices in the amount of s22,Il3.50.
The suit is brought by John H. Bull
lock. secretary for the Kimball Steam.
ship Company. Kinney. Ballou & Nc
Glanahan are plaintiffs counsel,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30
NOTICE

The following bicycles are now at the
Police Station and owners can have them
by proving property and paying expenses
Of advertising:
Tribune, No, 475o; Columbia, No. 82o4;
Columbia, No. 6iI& Eldredge, No. 247,o;
Imperial, No. I4so6s I7I6-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30
Association Football Today

This afternoon, the men OF the
Icarus will meet the Scotchmen on the
football field at Makikl. The two
teams are strong ones and will put up
a pretty exhibition OF play. The two
teams have met before, the tars being
victorious, to /.
On Thursday the Icarus will play
England and, on Saturday. they will
play n picked team from the League.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30

The band will give concert in En-
ma Square this afternoon. beginning
at 4 o'clock. Sunday afternoon at Q
o'clock. the band will play on Makes
Island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30

TO CURE A GUILD IN ONE DAY.
Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
is on each box. rs cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-30
In Circuit Court
Yesterday Afternoon

BY decree OF Judge Humphreys, Rel
mann Devauchelle was made trustee
yesterday for the purpose OF withdraw
Ing postal savings deposits to place
them In savings branch OF the Bank
of Hawaii for August Reimann Jr. and
Maria NJ. d. Reimann. minors.
Return of execution was made
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Chilling
worth against Akoi and J. II. Barren
aba, In favor of c. Lai Young on a
Judgment OF $224.97.
The sum of sl2 was realized on an
execution, return of which was made
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff J. X. Ma
hale OF North Kona, on a judgment for
s132.1l, In favor OF F. w. McChesney
against J. r. Figueira.
Petition for the appointment OF
Cecil Brown. administrator OF the es-
tate of Lolikana was filed yesterday
by Nahuina. son of deceased. The es-
tate consists of $500 worth of property
In Eva.
Petition was filed yesterday by w. X.
Rees for the probate Of the will OF
Kealoha Rees.
Geo. r. Carter. guardian Of II. A. p.
Carter and Grace S. Carter, fled an
amended answer to the petition for in.
crease of allowance admitting all al
legations except those alleging that
present allowance was insufficient.
In the suit of the Kimball Steamship
Co. VS.. Honolulu Market Co., the de-
position of J. II. Bullock will be takei
, at 1880 p. m. Monday.
An answer has been filed by Fred II
Hayselden. president Of the Maunale
Sugar Co, to the suit OF Gear. Lansing
& Co.. for the appointment of a re-
celver.