The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 4, 1883, Page 1

——_—— THE STATE CAPITAL. The Legislature, After Wasting yume at 5$ per Day, is Doing Geoe Work For $1 per Day. Bashaw’s bill to establish fa state: joard of health was passed, and an gather bill thereby added to the many portant 02¢s that have gone into | the statute books this session. There | jsno doubt when the gavel falls on / fnal adjournment, the record nade | py the thirty-second general assem- bly, in the passage of wise and im- | portant measures, will compare fa- | yorably with the best made by its’ predecessors It will alse be feund | chat there has been less than the usu- al amount of tinkering done with the | statutes, and more thorough and | accomphshed in | thorough | wholesome work the way of complete and | enactinents | H HOUSE SESSION—-YESTERDAY AF‘TE NOON. | The bill to establish an insane asy- | lum in the southern portion of the state, to be known as state lunatic asylum No. 3, and to apprepriate money therefor, passed. The bill appropriates $200,000 for the’ estab- lishment of a new asylum in the southwest, to be located south of the Osage and west of the Gasconade rivers, and provides ter its location and management. H Jefferson City, March 29——The prohibition reselutions and remons- trances, which were said te be the most deal ot dead issues, were the subject ef another hour’s discussion this morning, the chairman of the committce on constitutional amend- | ments, recommending that they be | burned by the sergeant-at-arms in| the presence of the house. Half a dozen substitutes were im- mediately offered. One, Mr. | Harrington, to allow members who so desired to withdraw their peti- tions and remonstrances, and that all | others be destroyed. TI substi- tute, after an argument which spun all around the house, was adopied. by Mr. Jones immediately arose and stated that the members would have to identify their own contributions, H asa majority ot them were sent in| without endorsement of the mem- | bers thereon; he therefore moved a | reconsideration of the vete. Then | another tong debate followed, dur- | ing which Mr. Jones stated a strorg effort was being made by outside} parties pessession of the rolls. | Mr. Harrmgton insisted that he be | entitled to the petition from his coun- ty, and in the meantime Harrsson ef | Johnson, offered a resolutien that! the petiuons and remonstrance be | filed with the secretary of state, and i after reconsideration of the vote, by which the former resolution | to get | was | passed und another long debate, the | resolution was adopted, and the doc- | uments go into the effice of ihe sec- | retary ef state. House bill No. 637, ntreduced by | Mr. Moler, entitled an act to amend section 4,833, article 4, chapter Sg, Tevisee statutes, of cities. towas and Villages, passed. Ayes, 93: The Butler Week The agricultural committee’s doz law was deicated. VHE PENTLENTLARY BILL. House bill No. 677, introduced by Mr. Dawson, amending six sections of article 1, chapter 135, ‘*pemitentiary.’’ passed; ayes 7!, nays 26. ‘The bill prohibits the pur- chase of any goods whatever by the warden without the consent of the board cf inspectors, and makes the | offense a felony, punishable by from one te three years inthe penitentiary It contains other provisions equally severe, reduces the office of toa cipher, and places him under more strict censureship than the con- victs, presumably under his charge debate In the afternoon the was continued on the farmers’ club rail- read bill which was defeated. ‘The Cabinet Vacancy. Washington. D. C.. March 29g—It is confidently asserted that the presi- dent contemplates, and may have de- finitely decided, to award the post- master-generalship to the south. This gives rise to considerable spec- ulation as to who may be The name of Congressman-elect Hancock ot ‘I'exas 1s mentiened, who was a union man but always a dem- ocrat. The theery is that Mr. Han- cock’s appointment may _ secure more theroughly national accord in the south. It ‘is believded the Grant syndicate will press the appointment ef Judge Hichey Morgan, present minister to Mexico. Mr. Morgan is a native of Louisiana, and a republi- can. He wishes to return home, and his appointment to the cabinet will afford the syndicate working the Mexico treaty the opportunity ef naming Mr. Morgan’s successer. Washington, D. C.. March 29.— The president will not take any ac tion with the vacancy in his cabinet caused by the death of Postmaster General Howe before aext week. A delegation trom Ohie, consisting of General Grosevenor, Briggs, Cun- ningham and W. P. Lippincott. called upen the president this after noon and urged upon him the impor- tance of having in his cabinet a rep- resentative irem Ohno. German Generosity. Washington, D.C... March The president to-day received trom Brash & Rothenstine, bankers ot Berlin, an additional centribution ot 4,300 marks for the benefit of the 29— fee : sufferers trem the floods in the west. Ot this amount, 3,900 marks were contributed by the emperor anh em- press of Germany. The funds were turned over to the American Asso- ciation of the Red Cross for distribu- tion. The total amount of these con- tributions trem citizens of Germany, transmitted through Brasch & Roth- enstein, is 8.800 marks. The Postal Black List. Washington, March, 29—The postoffice department to-day placed the following names on the list et trauds: W. M. Clinton & Co. and the Comet Publishing company, Bleomington, Ills., Western Card company, Nermal, [i], Unien Nov- eky company. Mt. Pulask:, Ils., nees, o | Star Publishing company. Atlanta. | sumed the payment of the debt evidenced | BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY APRIL 4 . | entitled | warden | selected. | 1883. ln Times, ustee’s Sale. Wi M. Wheat, on day ot December, 1851. undersigned, as tru of trust conveying to | real estate Tne west ha | and biocks 15, 16, 17, 18 3 addition to Rich Hill, i Missou n trust to secure the et a certain note ot describe d, and which deed of t recorded in the recorder’s of {city of Butler, on page three [and thirty-six ot Book No. | 27 of mortgages and deeds of trust, anil, | whereas, said note is due and unpaid, | . ereas, F. the executed to owing ot block 14, tgin Sperry’s ] | now, therefore, by vi-tue of the power in! | me vested by said aeed of trust. and at { the request of the legal holder of said ! note, I will, on Clothing, Boots and Snoes. SATURDAY, THE 28rn DAY OF | ! APRIL, A.D. 1883, at the court house door in said cty of} H tT ee aving bought the j all the right, title and interest in lands conveyed to me by said deed of | trust to satisty said debt, the sale to be} b tween the hours of § o'clock in the} forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of thatday. | WILLIAMHENRY, | 5 Apu 4,283. Prastec. ae ——— 3 i of A.S, Martin & Co, we are mak- Final Settlement Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under- signed administrator of the estate ot Ju- dith Tilson, deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts with said es- tate as such administrator at the next term of the probate court ot Bates coun- ty, Missouri, to be holden at the court j house in Butler, in said ceunty, on the second Monda: j 8-4 T. H. TILSON, Administrater. ing a general Order of Publication. Starr oF Missouri, ) > SS J In the Circuit court of said county, June t‘our.ty of Bates. Coner room under Palace Hotel. term, 1883. Hudson T. Shove, plaintiff, vs J. D. Very Respectiully, Thurmond, defendant. ‘ A Tv THIS vay comEs the plaintiff a& co nd files his ve petition and affidavit, alleging, among uther things, that defendant, J. D. Thur- ; mond is not a resident of the State ot | herein, by his attorney « M. S, COWLES Missouri: Whereupon, it is ordered by by publication that plattiir has com THE BOSS FURNITURE DEA ERS OF | L by publication that plaintiff has com-/} menced a suit against him in this court, } They dety competition in this line of trade, and guaranteed satisfaction in all cases 14 40 uw specialty. J. R. Jennins, : cl ke | ‘Trustee’s Sale. { Whereas, Willtam Pearce and Lillie E Pearce, his wife, of mates county, Mis- sou i, by their deed of trust. dated De- cember 26th, 1874, and recorded in the | Recorder’s office of said Bates county, in | book No, 9, at page 359, did convey to’ T, D, Ratter, astrustee, for the purpose | of securing the payment ot a certain prom- | issory note therein described, the tollow- ing realestate, in the county ot Bates and State of Missouri, to-wit: The southeast | Prescriptions Carefully Compounded buth Day and Night. quarter of section No, 33, township No, fraying opened a new Drug Store en North Main Street, a No, 32. And, wh : nd*haying had many years experience iu the dog aap aes ae April, 1881, eaid Wm, | busniess we -erdially invite the public to call and see us. We guarantee our drugs to be pure and our prices*at | 2 s ; by petition and attachment, the object and general nature of which isto obtain i judgment upon an account of One Hun-} dred and Twelve dollars and 35 cents and | that his property has been attached and } unless the said.i. D. Thurmond, be and | thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house inthe city of Butler, in said } on or petorS the the sixth day of said | term, ifthe term shallso long contin- } . > * | ry ; - . ° . ae . ae . “hee not, Their stock of Furniture is new and complete and their prices last day of said term—answer or pie. qd) to the petionin said cause, the same wil are le ymwer t han t he lowest ? will be rendered accordingly. t And it is further ordered, th FOpy | . : A redruestsce << Parlor Goods, Lounges and Chamber Suits newspaper printed and published in Bates the last insertion to be at least tou weeks before the first dav of the next | J. R. Jenness, Circuit Clerk. : : Temes ee NEW DRUG STORE —— , Wiexrss my and the 4 sear. }seal of the Circuit court of | } ot March, 1883. oe err Bros -s H Seer ena ue : é :, BD PAINE Oils, Varnishes, and Everything in the Drug Line. appear at this Court, at the next Term county, oa the 4th day of June next, and | I N T H E OPERA BLOCK. ue—and if not, then on or betcre the be taken us contessed, and judgment | . hereof be published, according to county, Mo., for four weeks successively, term of said court. ‘ - hand (oT? ates county, this, 23rd day Keep Constantly on hand a well Selected Stock 0! FIRST DOOR WEST PALACE HOTEL i ‘low ae any place in the eity. Give us call BERRY BROS. sold and conveyed said land to G, W, j Maddox, of Bates county, Missouri, b | gene al warranty deed in which said deed } tthe said G, W; Maddox, expressly as With emergency clause, the tollew- | Ills, agents of the Guide and Guide j by the note aforesaid as part ot the pur. chase money of saidland and gave his} McFARLAND BRO’S ing is the bill as amended: {Publishing company, Lincoln, Ills. Section 4. 833 No person shail { The postmasters at these places men- ae cages be beret temas tioned have been directed to discon- | . . in: iclivery ta these 2 sses vears of age, a citizen ef the United | time the Se ees one Now, theretore, at the request of the | States, and a resident thereot ter five ot money erders ‘or registered legal holder of saia last mentioned Note, | Years next preceding “his election packages. These addresses are the j and in accordance with the provisions | iat 1 }and terms of said deed ot trust and by; Provide ygan- | #liases of the same persons whe op- | Virtue of the power in me vested as trus— j , That until any city ergan- | z ‘ ‘ i ized eat ; y (erated under the name et C. C. | tee, by said deed of trust and the agree- as a city ef the third class shall | 7” Sc z "| ment of said G, W, Maddox made as! have been in existence fer the period | Wilhame ® Co... Spametet4, ls. | atoresaid in the premises, I, T.D, Rat! @f five vears. thatthe residence re. | The fraud consisted in advertising io | ter, as trustee as atoresaid, will on i : ee a a as , > > ee av: ec t quired ot the mavor of said city shall | <¢"4 — oe ‘watch for i Saturday. May 35th, 1583, de only one year. When t#o or | >! the article furnished being a | between the hours et y o'clock in the | 2 Se ee \ fore: x o'clock inthe afternoon , isma dial. costing them about | forenoon and 5 o'clock in 2 $ Mere persons shall have an equal small sun dig = | ot said day at the court house door, in the | five cents. ' aS Rumber ci own (now city) of Butler, Bates county a5: sae aoe the office ef) = EPS Missouri, sell said real estate above de- mayer, orany electien for mayor be! According to an Ayrshire paper | scribed or so much thereet ws may be contested, i all he ee tact is sinele copy ot Burns ecessary to satist; said debt and the certested, it shall he determined by { there = not asingic c ~ : | cast of this trust.to the highest bidder ! j peems in the tree public library at! por cash in hand at p : Mauch tz-4t T, D. Rarter, Trustee. own individual note in lieu of said note | first named. And, whereas, said last | mentioned note is due and unpaid, though | the payment of the same has otten been | demanded from id G, W, Maddox, © : TroR Harness 4»» Saddles, GREAT INDUCEMENTS lic vendue. the council, THE DOG LAW