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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1890
Page
4
A Marble Hill paper urges immediate construction of sturdy wagon bridges over Crooked Creek and others to connect Marble Hill with Lutesville. The plea argues current floods disrupt courts, funerals, taxes, and business, forcing costly delays and harm to citizens, witnesses, and litigants.
Last week city papers circulated rumors that the State Treasurer Ed. No land gambled away about 45000 of the State funds. Nolan’s supporters and Gov. Branch stoutly defended the office against these charges, while the Governor took charge of the affair.
The governor faced a deficit at the state treasury with Treasurer Nolacrd resigning. Most of the shortage is covered by bondmen, with the remainder to be paid once exact figures are determined. Governor Francis earns praise for prompt, prudent action protecting state and individuals’ reputations. A. Lincoln Jr died in London at 17, son of Robert T. Lincoln, in Weld World where his father serves as minister.
The 1889 act requires judges clerks and tellers at primaries to take the oath of election officials. It defines misdemeanor penalties for ineligible voters duplicate voting and illegal vote procurement. It also penalizes fraudulent election result statements by officials, with fines and possible jail terms. Approved May 16 1889.
The London Freeman urges girls to trust their mothers as the wisest confidants. It advises openness about mistakes, warns against concealing wrongs, and promotes honesty in friendships by avoiding secrecy and deception. Mothers should guide, counsel, and maintain confidence in all youthful dealings.
The Leavenworth Times letter argues Missouri bears annual road taxes to aid migrants and subsidizes Kansas farmers. It claims Kansas leads Missouri in state development except population and accuses Kansas of relying on Missouri generosity every winter for fifteen years.
The Jefferson City Tribune notes Missourians have never relied on charity from overseas or Hamas and asserts no aid will be gratefully received if needed, warning against ingratitude from the press.
A historical survey notes tobacco use among lawmakers, citing many senators and representatives who chew or smoke. It highlights notable abstainers and admittees, with mention of Speaker Carlisle’s heavy chewing and Senator West’s attempt to quit. It also previews a biographical sketch of James P. Walker and shifts to agricultural advice for spring pig litters and sow care.
A monument honoring Gen. R. E. Lee will be unveiled in Richmond on November 29, standing 61 feet 2 inches tall with the statue head 22 feet 2 inches from the ground. Nearby swine husbandry notes advise salt and ore mixed feed in troughs and separating brood sows from the main herd as farrowing nears.
Bollinger County teachers are asked to meet in Marble Hill on Saturday March 22 to mature arrangements for a Normal Institute next summer. Attendance will determine whether the Institute is held. Com. W. A. Dun.
Letters of administration issued by Bollinger County Probate Court on the Sunday in February 1890 to Albert J and John H Smitz. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year or be barred from estate benefits. claims not filed within two years from publication will be forever barred. 944 administrator's
Administrators Notice announces the issuance of letters of administration for the estate of Joseph M. Baker in Bollinger County Missouri by the Probate Court on February 18. 188? All claimants must exhibit their claims within one year for allowance or be barred from benefits. If published notice is not given within two years, they will be forever barred. Emanuel Mouser Administrator.
Letters testamentary granted on estate of A J Campbell of Bollinger County Missouri to Wilson Wariner dated January 4 1690. Also court notices of liens and executions against Martha J Watkins Charles C Poe John Miller John H Moosere John F Cobb and George W Hawn with property descriptions and public auctions set for March 18 1890 March 19 1890 at Marble Hill courthouse due to debts and delinquent taxes.
Delinquent tax and special execution notices from Bollinger and nearby counties announce courthouse auctions. Listings describe seized parcels in Marble Hill and Marble Hill areas, with dates March 11 12 1890, times 9am to 5pm, and terms cash to satisfy debts and costs. Sheriff notices name John Huskey and James Seabaugh as collectors.
The Circuit Court and Sheriff announce public auctions to satisfy executions on real estate in Marble Hill Missouri. Properties include Lot 2 West Half Northwest Quarter Sec 2 T?R8E and Lot 23 Range B in Marble, with sales set for March 11 and March 12 1800 or 1890, cash only.
The circuit court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri directs a sheriff sale under a lien for F O Sehlatz plaintiff against Fred Zent. Land described includes parts of section 27 township 33 range 30 and fractional sections 23. Sale to be held March 18 1890 at the courthouse door in Marble Hill for cash to satisfy the execution.
In Bollinger County Missouri a special execution sale is ordered by the circuit court with property levied for Jane Seabaugh against David Delaney and George Nash. Notices also announce an administrator’s appointment for the estate of C.G. Arnold with the Public Administrator titled to administer the estate.
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