Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-03-28

pleaded guilty and we're fined 81 and
costs each. Persons liquidated, but
Masterson went to Jail. IT'S a pity
the penalty Is not greater. Timber
stealing should be stopped
Silas Vaughn, the long established
and old reliable knight of the razor,
wishes the public to know that he has
recently reftted and improved his shop
and now has as neat and attractive
t~onsorial parlor as there is in the
State. With none but the most skill
ed BARRIERS employed Silas says he is
in q position to guarantee satisfaction
to ali. He asks you to give him q
call.
1t is reported that ". L. Mathews
has severed his connection with the
b. K Co, and will devote his time to
the Office of Circuit Clerk. Lat has
been with the Company for several
years and always held a very response
BILE position He is familiar with the
Company's landed interests and his
place in the real estate department
will be hard to flL-WdyKe County
Journal
About April 9Th there will be q
change of service on the Iron Noun
tain. The Cotton Belt train will be
pulled of and an Iron Mountain night
train put on in its place. The new
train will I'll through to Charleston
and will carry two sleepers and connect
at Delta with the Cotton Belt. One
sleeper will run through TO Texas owe
the Cotton Belt and one from ST. Louis
to Observation-Disclosures Demo
cTdt-NeUs.
The a. V. Band will give q Spider
Web, to be followed by a Ball, Monday
evening, April Sth, st the Academy of
Music. The prizes viii be numerous,
and some of them very desirable Ar
raugements are being made to insure
to every PURCHASER the string he is
entitled to. There will be no 'smix
up" or misplaced numbers this time.
Admission to the hall free. String
tickets, 25c each. Tickets for the
dance, extra
DR.. Villars went to Bismarck, Iues-
day, to visit his nephew, Sam Collier.
kIc WIZ IA III Al
pneumonia. though recovering. He
reports the appearance Of the burned
district as one of genuine desolation-
Many of the victims of the fire are, he
says, in q state of extreme restitution
and he recommends that all charitable
efforts should, for the present at least,
be directed toward their relief instead
of toward the rebuilding of a church,
which a much better afford 10 wait.
-FYedeTicktosCn Tribune.
Gov. Dockery has appointed, under
the provisions of the eleenosynary ap-
preparation bill, a new board of com
missiouers TO expeud the money ap-
propriated for Asylum No 4. Nj Al
len, chairman Of the old board, is
retained, and Judge j. T. Green OF
jefferson county and Frank Wells OF
Bollinger county are the other two ap-
poiutnepts-ihe board consisting OF
three instead of FIVE members, as here
tofore. Our people would have been
pleased 10 have had the old board re-
tanned. as they were faithful and Ell
Gent in the discharge of their duties,
and were conversant with the general
plans adopted, which should be carried
out-FGrn1tngtoB Times.
Contrary to all expectations, a vote
was reached in the Senate, on the last
day. by which the House game and
| fish bill was passed It provides a:
follows: Il il unlawful TO kill deer be-
tween January l and October /; quail
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and November /; doves, from January
/ TO August l; wild ducks, from April
l to October /. For 8 period OF five
wears it il unlawful to sell or buy any
wild deer, quail or wild turkey. The
same section prohibits shipment o
game from one county TO another
though shipment from other states l:
unrestricted. SEEMING OF fish Is alsc
prohibited. Violation of this provi
sion is punishable by fine of from S2t
to 800 for each ofense.
Following is the new stray Law, pass
ed By the late legislature: "If any an
imal liable to be taken up be found OF
any plantation on the 18th day Of De
cember of any year or on any dal
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following, the occupant thereof shall
cause notice OF such stray 70 be filed il
the Office of the clerk of the count.
court of the county thereof within fv'
DAYS after the finding of such stray
Said notice shall be substantially tn
same g. that OF intention to post ant
must be given be given before any So
imal liable to be taken up can be post
ed under the provisions Of this chap
ter. Any person failing to compl,
with the provisions of this sectioI
shall be liable to a fine of not less tina
$40.
Wednesday evening Of last week
favored half-dozen Irontonians too
one of Collins rigs and went TO II
Convent, by special invitation. III
night was cold, dark and gloomy, an
the lights and warmth within the Co
lege walls were TO Us doubly cheerfr
and comforting. Greeted by Rev
Father Wernert and the good Sister
we were soon .sat home" in the sp'
. cious Recreation Hall-expectant, II
deed, OF good entertainment but o
no means anticipating the very RAJ
; treat in store for US. The hall VS.
well filed by the Sisters and their pr
pills and the invited guests, among II
latter being two ladies and " gentle
men from ST. Louis. In front OF II
stage stood two elegant grand piano
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