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Finding Aid 3.27

OFFICE OF GOVERNOR DAVID ROWLAND FRANCIS, 1889-1893

Abstract: Records (1878-1893) of Governor David Rowland Francis (1850-1927),

include appointment notifications, certifications, correspondence, handbills, inquiries,

legal opinions by the attorney general and supreme court justices, copies of legislation,

recommendations, newspaper clippings and editorials, petitions, reports, resignations,

resolutions, telegrams, and letters of appreciation.

Extent: 5.2 cubic ft. (12 Hollingers, 2 half Hollingers)

Physical Description: Paper

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

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publication should carry the credit line: Courtesy of the Missouri State Archives.

Preferred Citation: [Item description], [date]; Records of Governor David Rowland

Francis, 1889-1893; Office of Governor, Record Group 3.27; Missouri State Archives,

Jefferson City.

Processing: BC compiled the preliminary inventory on October 7, 2004. Electronic

finding aid updated by SEB on April 25, 2008.

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES David Rowland Francis was born October 1, 1850 in Richmond, Kentucky to John

Broaddus and Eliza Caldwell Rowland Francis. During the Civil War, Francis worked as

a newsboy in Richmond, saving money for college. Following graduation from

Washington University (St. Louis) in 1870, an uncle offered him a position with the

commission house of Shryock and Rowland in St. Louis. Francis founded his own grain

merchant business, D. R. Francis and Brother Commission Company in 1877. He married

RECORDS OF GOVERNOR DAVID ROWLAND FRANCIS

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Jane Perry, the granddaughter of former Missouri Treasurer James Earickson, in St. Louis

on January 20, 1876. The couple had six sons.

While serving as president of the St. Louis Merchants Exchange in 1884, Francis was

elected delegate at large to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago, and in 1885

as mayor of St. Louis. As mayor, Francis collected a $1,000,000 debt owed to the city by

the Missouri Pacific Railroad, reduced gaslight rates and interest rates on city bonded

debt. He is the only mayor of St. Louis to serve as governor.

Francis won a narrow victory in the 1888 gubernatorial election, receiving 49.2% of the

statewide vote. He was sworn in as Missouri’s 27th

governor on January 14, 1889.

Governor Francis lowered taxes twice, established the Bureau of Geology and Mines, and

introduced the Australian voting procedure to the Missouri election system. Featuring

printed ballots containing the names of all candidates, the system allowed for private

voting and ticket splitting. Previously, citizens cast their votes orally or on tickets printed

by the political parties.

Known as the "second father" of the University of Missouri, Francis secured the addition

of a Civil War direct tax of $600,000 to the University's endowment and established the

nine man bipartisan Board of Curators. When Academic Hall (the main administration

building) burned in 1892, Francis secured $250,000 from the state legislature to rebuild

and successfully fought to keep the University of Missouri in Columbia. A bronze bust of

Francis graces the campus quadrangle located on the site of Academic Hall and named in

his honor.

Governor Francis served as U.S. Secretary of the Interior in the second administration of

President Grover Cleveland. He served as president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition

from 1889 to 1904. Promoting the fair abroad, he visited heads of state in France,

Germany, England, and Belgium. Francis’ efforts paid off and the 1904 St. Louis World's

Fair was considered an international showcase and a financial success. In 1916, he

donated 60 acres of land to the city of St. Louis. The land was developed in the 1930s and

is known as Francis Park, located at the heart of the St. Louis Hill Neighborhood.

James A. Reed defeated Francis for U.S. Senator in the 1910 Democratic primary.

Francis declined a diplomatic appointment to South America but accepted the

ambassadorship to the Russian Empire from President Woodrow Wilson in 1916. On

November 6, 1918 Francis was carried on a stretcher to an American warship and taken

to London. He died in St. Louis on January 15, 1927. David Rowland Francis is interred

in Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Timeline

October 1, 1850 Born in Richmond, Kentucky, to John Broaddus Francis and Eliza Caldwell

Rowland



1870 Graduated from Washington University in St. Louis

January 20, 1876 Married Jane "Jennie" Perry, granddaughter of former Missouri State

Treasurer James Earickson, in St. Louis

1877 Started grain merchandising business in St. Louis

1885-1889 Mayor of St. Louis

1889-1893 Governor of Missouri

1895 University of Missouri dedicates Francis Quadrangle in his honor

1889-1904 President of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition

1896-1897 U.S. Secretary of the Interior

1916 Donates 60 acres of land to St. Louis, now known as Francis Park

1916-1917 Last U.S. Ambassador to the Russian Empire

January 15, 1927 Died in St. Louis

ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION Bibliography

Carnahan, Jean. If Walls Could Talk: the Story of Missouri’s First Families (Jefferson

City, MO: Missouri Mansion Preservation, Inc., 1998), pp. 74-89.

Christensen, Lawrence O., "Francis, David Rowland (1850-1927)," in Dictionary of

Missouri Biography (Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1999), pp. 313-315.

Evans, Eldon Cobb, A History of the Australian Ballot System in the United States

(Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press, 1917), pp. 1-60.

Official Manual of the State of Missouri (Jefferson City, MO: Office of Secretary of

State, legislative years 1963-64), pp. 16, 21, 23.

St. Louis Parks and Recreation Department: "Francis Park"

http://stlouis.missouri.org/citygov/parks/parks_div/Francis.html

Shoemaker, Floyd Calvin, Missouri and Missourians, Vol. II (Chicago, IL: Lewis

Publishing Company, 1943), pp. 117-134.

http://stlouis.missouri.org/citygov/parks/parks_div/Francis.html



Stephens, Walter B., "David R. Francis," in The Messages and Proclamations of the

governors of the State of Missouri, Vol. VII (Columbia, MO: The State Historical Society

of Missouri, 1926), pp. 207-217.

University of Missouri, Archives http://muarchives.missouri.edu/answers.html

Related Material Kansas City Public Library, Missouri Valley Special Collections, holds numerous

materials pertaining to David Rowland Francis. Please see that institution for a complete

listing. http://www.kchistory.org/

Missouri History Museum, St. Louis holds numerous materials related to David Rowland

Francis and the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. Please see that institution for a complete

listing. http://www.mohistory.org/home/

Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois holds Reasons why the world’s fair of 1892 should

be located at St. Louis: arguments made before the Senate World’s Fair Committee,

January 8, 1890, David Rowland Francis, et al (Washington, D. C.: Rufus H. Darby,

1890).

Pickler Memorial Library, Truman State University, Kirksville holds

Francis, David Rowland, and the United States Department of State, Russia in

transition: the diplomatic papers of David R. Francis, U. S. Ambassador

to Russia by Francis and the United States Department of State (Frederick,

Md.: University Publications of America, 1985).

Kohlenberg, Gilbert C., David R. Francis, American businessman in Russia (S. I.,

1957).

Columbia Research Center, State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia holds Tour of

Europe in nineteen days: report to the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Purchase

Exposition on European Tour, made in the interest of the St. Louis World’s Fair, David

Rowland Francis, (St. Louis, Mo, 1903).

KU Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence holds Russia by David Rowland Francis

(Chicago, Ill.: McCoy, 1919).

Elmer Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia possesses the following materials

pertaining to Governor Francis. Please see also that institution for a complete listing of

holdings pertaining to the Australian ballot system.

Barnes, Harper, Standing on a Volcano: the Life and Times of David Rowland

Francis (St. Louis, Mo.: Missouri Historical Society Press in association

with Francis Press, 2001.)

http://muarchives.missouri.edu/answers.html

http://www.kchistory.org/

http://www.mohistory.org/home/



Cockfield, Jamie H., Dollars and Diplomacy: Ambassador David Rowland

Francis and the fall of Tsarism, 1916-1917 (Durham, NC: Duke

University Press, 1981).

Francis, David Rowland, The Universal Exposition of 1904 (St. Louis, Mo.:

Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 1913).

Francis, David Rowland, Russia from the American Embassy, 1916-1918 (New

York: Charles Scribner, 1921).

Francis, David Rowland, What the Democratic Party has done for the people of

Missouri, speech delivered at Pleasant Hill, September 24, 1892.

Hawes, Harry, Memorial Address, David Rowland Francis, (Washington, D. C.:

U. S. Government Printing Office, 1929).

National Nicaragua Canal Convention, Proceedings of the Nicaragua Canal

Convention held in St. Louis, Missouri: in the Exposition Music Hall, June

2nd

and 3rd

, 1892 (St. Louis, Mo.: 1892).

Pusateri, C. Joseph, A Businessman in Politics: David R. Francis, Missouri

Democrat (St. Louis, Mo.: St. Louis University, 1965).

Stevens, Walter Barlow, David R. Francis, ambassador extraordinary and

plenipotentiary (St. Louis, Mo.: 1939).

Thomas Jefferson Library, University of Missouri, St. Louis holds First annual

report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, David Rowland Francis

(St. Louis, Mo.: Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 1902).



RECORDS OF GOVERNOR DAVID ROWLAND FRANCIS, 1879-1892 Scope and Content The bulk of the collection pertains to appointments to statewide offices. Includes but is

not limited to the adjutant general; boards of managers to the deaf and dumb asylum and

to the asylums for the insane; bureau of geology and mines; coal oil inspector; county

engineer, recorder, surveyor, treasurer; circuit court judge, and county court judge;

insurance commissioner; labor commissioner; probate court judge; state board of health;

and state mining inspector.

The collection also includes requests for pardons of inmates and commutations of death

sentences; annual reports detailing the conditions of the state insane asylums and the deaf

and dumb asylum. The Records also include limited typed correspondence and a select

few of these documents have faded and are almost illegible.

Materials include appointment notifications, certifications, certified copies,

correspondence, inquiry requests, legal opinions by the Missouri Attorney General,

legislation, letters of recommendation, newspaper clippings and editorials, petitions,

annual and quarterly reports, resignations, resolutions, telegrams, thank yous, and

withdrawals of candidacy.

All references to places are within the state of Missouri unless indicated, and county is

specified when known. The spelling of proper names varies greatly. When correct

spelling could not be determined the original spelling was retained. Officeholders are

Missouri officials unless noted (U.S. Senator, U.S. Secretary of State). State

Representatives are referred to as Representative. U.S. Representatives are noted with the

title Congressman.

When the collection was microfilmed, it was determined that the collection required

rehousing. As a result, all box numbers and some folder numbers have changed. Original

box and folder numbers are noted within parentheses. For example, box 40 is now box 1.

Under the box heading, the new box number is listed first (original box number in

parenthesis) or 1 (40). Under the folder heading, 8 (3) indicates that the item originally in

folder 3 is now located in folder 8.

Unless otherwise noted, the Records are arranged by type of appointment in alphabetical

order and thereunder chronologically. Material dated by only the year are filed following

fully dated material. Supporting petitions with no date are arranged in county order and

precede dated material. Undated correspondence is arranged in alphabetical order by

surname and follows undated petitions.

Box 1 contains appointment requests, letters of recommendation, and supporting petitions

pertaining to the positions of adjutant general, board of agriculture, census taker, and

circuit clerk.



Appointment requests for the position of coal oil inspector comprise Box 2. Files include

correspondence, letters of recommendation, and supporting petitions. Of special interest

are recommendations for Frank P. McDonald as coal oil inspector by labor organizer

Eugene V. Debs of Terra Haute, Indiana (folders 9 and 15).

Appointment requests for coal oil inspector continue in Box 3. The box also includes

appointment requests for commissioner of deeds, county assessor, county collector,

county coroner, and county recorder of deeds

Box 4 includes appointment requests for county recorder of deeds, county surveyor, and

county school commissioner. Please see also box five for additional surveyor applications

and recommendations.

Box 5 contains appointment requests for county surveyor, county treasurer, insurance

clerk, state asylums (to the board of managers of the Missouri Lunatic Asylum and

Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb), state bureau of geology and mines, state board of

health, and state insurance. The files also include letters of recommendation and

supporting petitions.

Appointment requests for judges to county, circuit, and probate courts; to the Missouri

Supreme Court; and to the St. Louis criminal court comprise boxes 6, 7, and folders 1-6

of box 8. The files, arranged chronologically within each box, include correspondence,

letters of recommendation, and supporting petitions. Petitions dated 1890 from Buchanan

County, regardless of recommended applicant, are filed together (box 6, folders 16-18).

The remainder of Box 8 includes appointment requests for labor commissioner, which

may also contain letters of recommendation and supporting petitions.

Appointment requests for labor commissioner and to the state asylums (Missouri State

Hospitals in Fulton, Nevada, and Saint Joseph) comprise Box 9. Positions appointed to

the state asylum include the board of managers and the physician. Please see also box 5

for additional asylum materials. The files also include letters of recommendation,

supporting petitions, and resignations.

Box 10 contains appointment requests pertaining to the State Mine Inspector, Normal

School Regents, and for warden at the Missouri State Penitentiary. The files also include

letters of recommendation and supporting petitions.

Box 11 contains appointments to the Missouri State Penitentiary, filed in the following

order: Penitentiary—Doctor, followed by Guard, Usher, and Miscellaneous. The box also

includes materials pertaining to the state board of pharmacy, and board of police

commissioners (Police Commissioners—Kansas City, Police Commissioners—St.

Joseph). The files also include letters of recommendation and supporting petitions.



Box 12 includes appointment requests for board of police commissioners of St. Louis,

prosecuting attorney, reform school, surgeon general, tobacco inspector, treasurer,

University of Missouri, and world’s fair (Chicago) delegates. The files also include letters

of recommendation and supporting petitions.

Prosecuting Attorney appointment requests include county offices and for the St. Louis

Court of Criminal Correction and are filed in chronological order, regardless of position.

Box 13 contains miscellaneous appointment requests, extra legislation session files, and

files pertaining to the University of Missouri fire (folders 24-26). Folder 22 includes

newspaper clippings pertaining to an extra session of the General Assembly fron 1891 to

1892.

Miscellaneous appointment files include requests primarily for state positions arranged in

chronological order and thereunder alphabetically by applicant surname. The files also

include limited federal employment materials. Applicants expressed interest in

employment with the board of regents for Lincoln Institute (Lincoln University), board of

commissioners for the industrial home for girls, coal oil inspector, county public

administrators, commissioner of deeds, grain inspector, state veterinarian, and night

watchman at the Capitol Building. Missourians also applied for the positions of clerk for

the state auditor, attorney general, adjutant general, governor’s office, and board of

equalization.

Legislature files include newspaper clippings and correspondence pertaining to a possible

extra session of the General Assembly. All newspaper clippings are filed together in

chronological order (if known) at the end of the Legislature—Extra Session files.

Files also contain materials pertaining to the adoption of the Australian ballot system.

Widespread use of the Australian ballot occurred in the U.S. after the 1884 presidential

election. Missouri adapted the system to allow for separate party ballots in 1897.

Box 14 contains correspondence pertaining to the offices or departments of the adjutant

general, agriculture, coal oil inspector, geological survey, insurance department, state

hospitals, pardons, reform school for boys, state treasurer, and miscellaneous. The box

also includes reports.

Geological Survey files contain reports of the state geological survey, expense report of

the state geological survey, detailed mapping of 400 square miles of coal fields,

paleontology work in Lafayette and Pettis Counties, crystalline rocks in southeast

Missouri, clay deposits in St. Louis County, and number of clay works businesses in St.

Louis, St. Louis lime deposits. Also contains materials pertaining to the collection and

analyzing mineral waters of Platte and Clinton counties; coal beds extending into

Missouri, coal deposits in Randolph and Stoddard counties, iron ore deposits in Crawford

County, Morgan County lead mining, shipment of specimens, mineral water testing, Cape

Girardeau clay deposits, Greene County survey, and mineral waters in Henry, St. Clair,

Benton, Clark, and Johnson counties.



Miscellaneous files include correspondence pertaining to appointment requests, letters of

recommendation, resignations, and issuances of commission orders for various state

positions; election results, resolutions, and legal opinions; education appropriations and

distribution of fees and funds; terms of circuit courts per each county; creation of local

boards of health; and invitations.

Container List

Location Box Folder Date Contents

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of

Hamilton, Caldwell County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham of Gallatin, Daviess County; document signed by

Eli Penney, father of J. C. Penney

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of Carroll

County; recommends James B. Smithof Carrollton


Daviess County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of Gallatin


Johnson County; recommends A. W. Rogers

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, employees of the

Kansas City, Fort Scott, and Gulf Railroad; recommend J. W.

Johnson of Marshfield

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petitions (3), commercial

men of Missouri; recommend James B. Smithof Carrollton;

Carroll County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of St.

Louis; recommend J. W. Johnson of Marshfield, Webster

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, St. Louis and San

Francisco Railroad employees; recommend J. W. Johnson of

Marshfield, Webster County



1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: Ben M. Anderson,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends R. A. Edmonds;

Edmonds’ service under Stonewall Jackson; Boone County

convention; Audrain County, Monroe County, Randolph

County, President Cleveland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: S. H. Boyd, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends J. W. Johnson of Marshfield,

Webster County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: Theodore Brace, Jefferson

City, Cole County; Missouri supreme court justice

recommends Arthur M. Hong

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: R. H. Keith, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends J. C. Landis of St. Joseph

1B/1/4 1 (40) 1 No Date Appointments—Adjutant General: A. W. Rogers,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; transmittal of letters from his

friends recommending Rogers’ appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) August 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. W. Rogers,

Warrensburg, Johnson County to Robert A. Campbell; vote

for Albert Pickett Morehouse (governor, 1887-1889) by the

Eastern District of Johnson County; Francis’ failure to visit

Johnson County prior to the election; personal interest in

position

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) August 31,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Harding, Jefferson

City, Cole County; personal application for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 4,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William P. Hunt,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Charles W.

Stevenson to a position in state government; Johnson County

newspapers, election

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 9,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: U. S. Senator George

Graham Vest, Washington, D.C.; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham; request by Alexander Monroe Dockeryto write a

letter to Governor Francis on Wickham’s behalf

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: O. G. Young, Carrollton,

Carroll County; recommends J. B. Smith; Democrat



1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: U. S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham of Gallatin, Daviess County; Missouri Militia,

Union Army, Civil War

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Richard A. Love, Laclede

Hotel, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. C. Sherwood,

Columbia, Boone County; request for appointment;Charles

Cicero Rainwater, Col. Freeman, Senator Sam Majors

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) September 30,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: E. C. More, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends C. C. Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) October 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. H. Kennan, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Warner Lewis of Danville

1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 (1) October 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James N. Burnes, Jr., St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John C. Landis;

Calvin F. Burnes

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, Pettis County

residents; recommends A. W. Rogers of Warrensburg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, Webster County

residents; recommends J. W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John B. Waddill,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Frank Baird, Macon,

Macon County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. A. Dessert, Macon,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. A. Hudson, Macon,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: L. A. Thompson, Macon,




1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 6,

1888

Appintments—Adjutant General: Election returns, Randolph

County; presidential election of 1888

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Beauchamp Clark,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends retention of

incumbent General Jamison; support for Francis in Pike

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (2) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles N. Mitchell, La

Plata, Macon County; note attached to a supporting petition;

1888 election

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles J. Hynes,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends A. W. Rogers;

political support of Francis in Johnson County; Johnson

County politics; election, St. Louis politics; military service

during the Civil War with the 81st Illinois Regiment;

Warrensburg Normal School

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Cravens, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends J. W. Johnson; Webster County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John T. Doneghy, La

Plata, Macon County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. Percy, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends J. W. Johnson (note on back of

document: cannot make out the signature)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. S. Sears, La Plata,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Washington Adams,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: B. M. Dilley, Hamilton,

Caldwell County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of

Gallatin, Daviess County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. C. Farr, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Gibson, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Arthur M. Hough



1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. W. Moore, et al,

Marshfield, Webster Conty; recommend J. W. Johnson; also

signed by W. J. moore and C. S. Walliss

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: George J. Warren, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Phil E. Chappell, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. R. Edwards, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. Gillespy, La Plata,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Elijah Hise Norton,

Jefferson City, Cole County; Missouri Supreme Courtjustice

recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 3 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, Chariton County

officials, Keytesville; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

(written on Chariton County Treasurer stationery)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Maecenas Eason Benton,

Neosho, Newton County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham;

Webster County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Maecenas Eason Benton,

Neosho, Newton County; the U. S. attorney for the

Department of Justice, Western District of Missouri

recommends Joseph A. Wickham; southwest Missouri,

Democrat, Phelps County, Oregon County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles Henry Hardin,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

(Governor Charles Henry Hardin, 1875-1877)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Gus Leftwich, Miami,

Saline County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, residents of

Grundy County, Trenton; recommends Joseph A. Wickham



1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Joseph A. Wickham,

Daviess County; request for appointment; Alexander Monroe

Dockery, J. W. Alexander; Missouri State Militia

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Nicholas M. Bell,

Washington, D.C.; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Phil B. Branham,

Salisbury, Chariton County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. M. Brown, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough; Charles

Henry Hardin; Thomas Theodore Crittenden

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: H. Clay Ewing, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough; George

Caleb Bingham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. A. Gobenly, Kirksville,

Adair County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: D. H. McIntyre, Jefferson


1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. B. Thomas, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Joseph A. Wickham; also signed by

Charles Goodman, John S. Williams, H. M. Wayman, D. F.

Robertson, F. M. Setzer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. H. Wayland, Salisbury,

Chariton County; recommends Phil B. Branham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Francis Marion Black,

Jefferson City, Cole County; the chief justice of the Missouri

Supreme Court recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William G. Downing,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. T. Garner, Richmond,

Ray County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888


Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends A. W. Rogers



1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Frank E. McGrady,

Blackwell, St. Francois County; recommends R. P. Archer of

Sedalia

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Henry Neill, Warrensburg,

Johnson County; recommends A. W. Rogers; Democrats of

Johnson County; Civil War battles of Donelson to Fort

Blakely; Mrs. Rogers is a sister of Judge Matthews of the

U.S. Supreme Court.

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. W. Rogers,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. W. Wood,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of Loutre

Island, Montgomery County; recommends Col. Warner Lewis

of Danville

1B/1/4 1 (40) 4 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of

Richmond, Ray County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: T. W. Barrett, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888


Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends C. W. Stevenson

over A. W. Rogers; election, political support

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Kerby, West Plains,

Howell County; editor of Howell County Gazette;

recommends James B. Smithof Carrollton

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John C. Landis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; county assessor requests appointment;

Civil War military service; General John S. Bowen; General

D. H. Manny

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Warren Lewis, Danville,

Montgomery County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: P. T. Miller, Jefferson




1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles N. Mitchell, La

Plata, Macon County; request for appointment; letter includes

newspaper clipping regarding appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Ewing Young Mitchell,

Rolla, Phelps County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. H. Shelly, et al,

Princeton, Mercer County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham;

also signed by R. G. Smith, G. R. Thompson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James W. Suddath,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Thomas T. Crittenden,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends A. W. Rogers;

military service during the Civil War, General A. J. Smith’s

Fighting Brigade, Illinois (former Governor Crittenden, 1881-

1885)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: David B. Holmes, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Lawrence Minor,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough;

temperance

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: T. O. Towles, Washington,

D. C.; recommends Arthur M. Hough (letterhead of U. S.

House of Representatives, Office of Chief Clerk)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: S. P. Williams,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: U.S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; recommends A. W.

Rogers,Warrensburg, Missouri; General Assembly; 81st

Regiment Illinois Infantry, Civil War

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John O. Edwards, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends R. P. Archer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John D. Henry, Kansas

City, Jackson County; response to Francis’ letter;

recommending the retention of Jameson; election



1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles J. Hynes,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Congressman Charles

Harley Mansur, Chillicothe, Livingston; recommends Phil B.

Branham of Salisbury

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William W. Ramsay,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommending Arthur M.

Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: B. G. Thurman, Lamar,

Barton County; recommends Dick Lore

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. P. Archer, Sedalia,

Pettis County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Lucius L. Bridges, et al,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. P. Archer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Will G. Barrett, Columbia,

Boone County; owner of Missouri Statesman recommends

Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Oliver M. Spencer, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: E. A. Barbour, et al,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends R. A. Lowe of

Independence, Jackson County; also signed by V. J.

Stillwagen and R. L. Goode

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Meyer Brass, St. Louis; to

J. B. Smith, Carrollton, Carroll County; personal endorsement

for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Thomas J. Powell

andCharles A. Bast, New Florence, Montgomery County;

recommend Warner Lewis of Danville, Montgomery County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Samuel P. Sparks,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Col. A. W.

Rogers; Miami University, Ohio; Civil War military service

1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Benjamin E. Turner,

Kahoka, Clark County; recommends Arthur M. Hough



1B/1/4 1 (40) 5 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: O. G. Young, Carrollton,

Carroll County; recommends James B. Smith

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. T. Baird, Kirksville,

Adair County; recommends Mr. Mitchell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Richard Parks Bland,

Lebanon, Laclede County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. H. Bull, St. Louis;

recommends James B. Smithof Carrollton (letterhead: Dr.

Bull’s Blood and Liver Pills)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. H. Burckhartt, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: E. M. Hughes,

Montgomery City, Montgomery County; recommends Arthur

M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. W. Love,

Independence, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: N. P. Minor, Bowling

Green, Pike County; recommends Warner Lewis of Danville,

Montgomery County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. Mack Peacock,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends Richard A.

Love

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: H. S. Platt, St. Louis;

recommends James B. Smithof Carrollton

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Monroe Seibert,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888


Cameron, Clinton and Dekalb counties; recommends Joseph

A. Wickham of Gallatin

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888


Maysville, Dekalb County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

of Gallatin, Daviess County



1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 26,

1888


Maysville, Dekalb County; recommends Col. Joseph A.

Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James L. Applegate, St.

Louis; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments: G. D. Burgess, Linneus, Linn County;

recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments: B. F. Dillin and Virgil Dillin, Hale, Carroll

County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Warren Lewis of Montgomery

County; Democrat, 7th

District

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: T. B. Price, Sweet Springs,

Saline County to Arthur M. hough; recommends Hough

(letterhead: breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and Denmark Saddle

Horses, Avondale Farm)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John P. Sebree, Jefferson


1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. F. Tuttle, Dresden,

Pettis County; recommends R. P. Archer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. H. Waller, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, employees of

Randolph Bank, Moberly, Randolph County; recommend

Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. E. Black, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles F. Booher,

Savannah, Andrew County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. Y. Chrenshaw,

Maysville, DeKalb County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham



1B/1/4 1 (40) 2 November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James D. Fox,

Fredricktown, Madison County; recommends J. E. F.

Edwards

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. H. Horner, St. Louis;

recommends R. P. Archer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Edwin H. Jeffries, St.

Clair, Franklin County; recommends Winthrop J. Johnson of

Webster County; U.S. Internal Revenue Service

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. B. Kelly, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell of La

Plata

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William G. McCarty,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John F. Mitchell, La Plata,

Macon County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell, brother to

John F. Mitchell; progressive element of the Democratic Party

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. F. Rothwell, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John E. Ryland,

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends A.W. Rogers;

Madison County, Kentucky

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Congressman William Joel

Stone, Washington, D.C.; recommends Richard A. Love

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. B. Teasdale, Jackson

County; recommends Richard A. Love

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, Platte City, Platte County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 29,

1888


Pettis County to W. T. Anderson, St. Louis; personal

consideration for the position; support in Sedalia and St.

Louis

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 29,

1888


Pettis County; request for appointment (includes newspaper

clipping)



1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John France, Forest City,

Holt County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: T. A. Stephens, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham; Governor

John Sappington Marmaduke

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Congressman William Joel

Stone, Washington, D.C.; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Rollins Bingham,

Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Rollins Bingham,

Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment; seved

as both enlisted and officer in the Missouri National Guard

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Benjamin Ulpian Massey,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Arthur M. Hough;

State Capitol, Supreme Court

1B/1/4 1 (40) 6 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. L. Smith, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 1888 Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, residents of

Plattsburg, Clinton County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: D. C. Allen, Liberty, Clay

County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Joe Burnett, Paris, Monroe

County; recommends J. C. Suell; Burnett considering running

for the office of governor at the next election

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (2) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: H. W. Kastor, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. T. Sears, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles A. R. Woods,

Norborne, Carroll County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Elbridge Jackson

Broaddus, Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends

Joseph A. Wickham



1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Turner Andrews Gill,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. F. Kinney, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. R. Newberry,

Fredericktown, Madison County; recommends John E. F.

Edwards

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. N. Shanklin, Trenton,

Grundy County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of Daviess

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. P. Waxly, Rolla, Phelps

County; recommends R. P. Archer; Sedalia newspapers

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Edward E. Yates, Gallatin,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: T. B. Yates, Gallatin,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John E. F. Edwards,

Fredericktown, Madison County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Richard A. Love,

Independence, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. Benton Taylor, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends J. B. Smith; Democratic

Committee

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888


Pettis County; inquiry whether he needs to secure petitions on

his behalf; includes newspaper clipping

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. W. Atterbury, Madison,

Monroe County to S. N. Holliday, St. Louis; recommends J.

C. Snell, former sheriff, brother of Mrs. Lasley; Judge Bacon

and the Cornelius v. Burton Case; building construction

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: B. F. Duncan, Maryville,

Nodaway County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of




1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John H. Falkerson,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Harding, Jefferson


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. Robinson, Easton,

Buchanan County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham;

Democrat (letterhead: Easton Stock Farm, breeders of pure

short horn cattle)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Fred F. Schrader, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

(letterhead includes engraving of the St. Joseph Board of

Trade Building)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Thomas H. Bach,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. H. Biggs, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends James Snell of Monroe County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John M. Blankenship,

Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends James B. Smith

1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. G. Riddler, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 7 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. M. Ringo, Kirksville,

Adair County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell as adjutant

general

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Ephraim B. Ewing,

Jefferson City, Cole County; editor of the Jefferson City

Tribune recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Samuel N. Holliday, St.

Louis; transmittal of letter recommending James P. Snell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: H. S. Julian, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends L. C. Garrett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A.W. Pubman, Warrenton,

Warren County; recommends James B. Smith

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Joseph L. Rust, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends L. C. Garrett



1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James A. Snell, Paris,

Monroe County; request for appointment to any position

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, Warren County

residents; recommends R. P. Archer of Sedalia, Pettis County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. F. Burnes, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends John C. Landis

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John E. Phelps,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham; Webster County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John M. Richardson, et al,

Carthage, Jasper County; recommends Jordan M. Johnson;

also signed by George S. Rathburn and E. L. Roberson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Xenophon Ryland,

Lexington, Lafayette County to Arthur M. Hough, Jefferson

City, Cole County; support for Houghs application

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Silas Woodson, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends John C. Landis (Governor

Silas B. Woodson, 1871-1873)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 9,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Jordan W. Johnson,

Marshfield, Webster County to E. A. Levy, Salem, Dent

County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles L. Dobson,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends John F. Edwards

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James L. Ford, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John M. Bullock

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles J. Luttrell,

Washington, D.C.; recommends James B. Smith; Civil War,

Virginia 1860s, military service

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: B. H. Newman, Cuba,

Crawford County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. C. Brand, Rolla, Phelps

County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham



1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: James Hagman, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends Mayor Bullock; Missouri,

Kansas, and Texas Railway

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Eppa Hunton,

Washington, D.C.; recommends James B. Smith; Virginia

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. H. Keith, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends John C. Landis; former

Confederate officer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: F. L. LaForce, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends J. M. Bullock

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: L. C. Garrett, Kansas City,

Jackson County; personal refusal of candidacy

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Arthur M. Hough,

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for appointment;

Columbia, Boone County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John H. Lucas, Osceola,

St. Clair County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Richard A. Love, Baxter

Springs, Kansas; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John M. Oldham,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: David W. Wallace, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Richard A. Love;

Independence, Jackson County, Democrats

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Jamison, Jefferson

City, Cole County; incumbent requests reappointment;

transmittal annual report

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John C. Peirsol, New

London, Ralls County; recommends James C. Snell as

adjutant general; Monroe County; Park Hotel

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. E. Young, Mountain

Grove, Texas County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of




1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: B. P. Bailey, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Nat Cooper, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham of


1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William Muir Williams,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 8 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: L. F. Cottey, Edina, Knox

County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. P. Giles, Shelbina,

Shelby County; recommends James C. Snell; Paris, Monroe

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. D. Jamison,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: C. C. Matlock,

Marionville, Webster County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. D. Shannon, Joplin,

Jasper County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Henry M. Withers, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. F. Elliott, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends J. B. Hill

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 19,

1888


Pettis County; personal willingness to accept an appointment

if chosen for a position; E. H. Richardson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. G. Houston, Carrollton,

Carroll County to Jeff; request for Jeff to use his influence in

recommending James B. Smith

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Thomas Holladay,

Washington, D. C.; recommends Jordan W. Johnson of




1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Thomas Holladay,

Washington, D.C.; to Jordan W. Johnson, Marshfield,

Webster County; transmittal of his letter of endorsement

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles H. Morgan, St.

Louis; recommends John C. Landis

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: E. Ticknor, St. Louis;

recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. W. Alexander, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham; personal

friendship with Governor Morehouse (Albert Pickett

Morehouse,1887-1889)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Richard A. Love,

Independence, Jackson County; advising the governor to

appoint Democrats to the position of warden, insurance

commissioner, labor commissioner or adjutant general

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: W. J. McQuitty,

Rocheport, Boone County; recommends James H. Lowrey

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. A. Farris, Richmond,

Ray County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 23,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Charles P. Hough, Butte

City, Montana; recommends Arthur M. Hough; memories as a

law clerk in St. Louis with Governor Francis

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: G. Clay, Mexico, Audrain

County; recommends Richard A. Love

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John Augustus Hockaday,

Fulton, Callaway County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 25,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. W. Johnson, Jonesburg,

Montgomery County; recommends Clay Taylor

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. M. Allen, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. P. Archer

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: Clay Taylor, St. Louis;

request for appointment; Chris P. Ellerbe



1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Gillaspy, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends J. H. Lowry

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Jamison, Jefferson


1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: H. W. Salmon, Clinton,

Henry County; recommends John C. Landis, St. Joseph

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: R. L. Yeager, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: William S. Hart, Midway,

Boone County; recommends James H. Lowrey

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: J. C. Rule, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (3) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Adjutant General: John A. Haynes, Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (1) 1888 Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, substantial

business Democrats of La Plata, Macon County; supports

Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 9 (1) 1888 Appointments—Adjutant General: F. W. Moore, et al,

Marshfield, Webster County; recommends Joseph A.

Wickham; also signed by W. J. Moore, C. S. Wallis, M.D.

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: Malcolm Wilson,

Marshfield, Webster; recommends Jordan W. Johnson;

requests the governor to enact legislation to change the way

juries are selected; prosecuting attorney, circuit attorney,

federal court; lawlessness, southwest Missouri

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: H. Clay Daniel,

Harrisonville, Cass County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: M. S. Gillidett, Bethany,

Harrison County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham; Sweet

Springs Encampment; Civil War; Missouri State Militia

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: McLain Jones,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson,

cites qualifications; Elijah Gates



1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: John L. Thomas, De Soto,

Jefferson County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: L. B. Woodside, Salem,

Dent County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: Wellington Gordon,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Arthur M. Hough

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: Homer Osborn, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: petition, citizens of

Laclede County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson, Webster

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Adjutant General: Ed E. Yates, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham;

investigation of smear campaign against Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: Robert Washington Fyan,

Marshfield, Webster County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: John M. Wood, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends James C. Snell; request for

appointment as adjutant general’s clerk

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 13,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. H. Livingston, West

Plains, Howell County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: James H. Maxey, West

Plains, Howell County; recommends Joseph A. Wickham

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: Edward G. Orear, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends James P. Snell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: John R. Walker, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Clay Taylor; Governor

Crittenden (Thomas Theodore Crittenden, 1881-1885)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: William G. Cantrell, West

Plains, Howell County; recommends Jordan W. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 10 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Adjutant General: A. H. Clark, St. Louis;

recommends Jordan W. Johnson



1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) November 3,

1888

Appointments—Agriculture: C. C. Maffitt and Alexander

Maitland, St. Louis; newspaper clipping pertaining to

Republican Party attempts to defeat David Rowland Francis

for governor

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) March 1, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: B. J. Orear, Orearville, Saline

County; recommends Abiel Leonard to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (5) March 28, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: A. Nelson, Lebanon, Laclede

County; transmittal of document recommending James H.

Failbright to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 1, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: L. A. Goodman, Westport,

Jackson County; recommends J. C. Evans to the state board;

fruit growers; Missouri Horticultural Society

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 2, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: P. D. Etue, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends Mr. Matthews, Mr. Cowan, Mr. Evans

of Clay County to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 4, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Abner S. Smith, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Ava E. Page to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 4, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Homer Smith, Hannibal, Marion

County; recommends Ava E. Page to the state board; farming

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 4, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends men from Boone

County to the state board, Nathan King, R. P. Glenn, W. A.

Bright, J. West Goodwin

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 9, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: J. H. Logan, Westport, Jackson

County; recommends Ava E. Page to the state board;

Missouri Horticulture Society

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: D. L. Kost, Gallatin, Daviess

County; recommending the retention of Levi Chubbuck to the

state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: petition, Democrats of Linn

County; recommends James M. Smith of Meadville to the

state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 15, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: petition, Boone County citizens,

Columbia; recommends W. Pope Yeaman to the state board;

Farmer’s Alliance, Board of Curators, 6th

Congressional

District



1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 15, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: petition, residents of Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Abiel Leonard to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 15, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: John L. Erwin, Fulton, Callaway

County; recommends J. M. Smith to the state board;

dairymen; Missouri State Dairy Association

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 15, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: R. Gaines Robertson, Marshall,

Saline County; resolution, Saline County F and L. M. of

Missouri; recommends Abiel Leonard to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Gus R. Keill and W. E.

Harbaugh, Waverly, Lafayette County; members of the

county board of agriculture recommend Ava Page of St. Clair

County to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: J. L. Erwin, Fulton, Callaway

County; requesting a delay in appointment to the state board

until M. F. Bell provides the governor with documents;

recommends J. M. Smith of Meadville to the board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: John C. Quarles, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Norman Jay Coleman to the

state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: C. F. Clark, Mexico, Audrain

County; recommends the current state board; removal of

name from consideration; support for Mr. Potts; Standardbred

horse breeding

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Robert Morgan White, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends B. F. Clark to the state

board; Audrain County (also known at Robert Mitchell

White)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Robert Morgan White, Mexico,

Audrain County; support for the appointment of J. A. Potts to

the state board (also known at Robert Mitchell White)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: telegram, Robert Morgan White,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends J. A. Potts to the state

board (also known at Robert Mitchell White)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: J. A. Potts, Mexico, Audrain

County; acceptance of appointment to the state board



1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: F. E. Bybee, Harrisonville, Cass

County; acceptance of the appointment to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: J. R. Rippey, Glenwood,

Schuyler County; refusal to accept appointment to the state

board; recommends the appointment of David Ely of Adair

County; Clydesdales draft horses

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Thomas D. Bogie, et al,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends Alexander Maitland to

the state board; also signed by J. C. Brown and C. F. Garner

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: R. A. Blair and E. W. Stevens,

Jefferson City, Cole County; J. R. Barrett would accept

appointment to the state board if offered

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: R. A. Clair, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends J. R. Barrett to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: J. L. Farris, Richmond, Ray

County; recommends E. M. Endsley or Alexander Maitland

to the state board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) May 4, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: David E. Lurman; recommends

Levi Chubbuck to the state board (location in Missouri is

unknown)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 11 (7) May 14, 1891 Appointments—Agriculture: Thomas D. Bogie, Richmond,

Ray County; recommends Alexander Maitland to the state

board

1B/1/4 1 (40) 12 (6) No Date Appointments—Census: E. A. Roberts, Springfield, Greene

County; recommends W. Thomas Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 12 (6) No date Appointments—Census: John B. Sherwood, Moberly,

Randolph County; request for appointment, includes

endorsements (2 petitions) by Moberly residents

1B/1/4 1 (40) 12 (6) No date Appointments—Census: petition, Democrats of Sedalia;

Pettis County; recommends Gilmer Gilbreath as census taker

1B/1/4 1 (40) 12 (6) No date Appointments—Census: petition, citizens of Moberly,

Randolph County and Democrats; recommends William S.

Boulware as census taker for Randolph County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: E. A. Barbour, Springfield, Greene




1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: W. C. Hornbeak, Springfield,

Greene County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: S. Kennedy, Springfield, Greene

County; recommends W. C. Hornbeak

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: D. M. Noe, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: E. D. Ott, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: John E. Phelps, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: petitions (2), Greene County citizens

of Springfield; recommends W.Thomas Morrow


County; transmittal of petitions supporting the appointment of

W. Thomas Morrow


Greene County to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

requesting Rowland to write to the governor supporting his

appointment


Greene County to R. M. Youst, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting recommendation supporting his appointment


Greene County; transmittal of petitions on his behalf

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Census: Benjamin Ulpian Massey,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends W. Thomas

Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Census: R. J. McElhany, Springfield, Greene

County; recommends W. C. Hornbeak; previously signed

petition for W. Thomas Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Census: H. L. Roberts, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Census: petition, citizens of Springfield,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends W. C. Hornbeak



1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Census: M. Bowerman, Springfield, Greene

County; recommends E. D. Ott

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Census: John F. Bryan, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Census: J. T. Rice, Springfield, Greene

County; certification, transmittal of the ordinances passed by

the city council recommending W. Thomas Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Census: C. B. Sperry, Springfield, Greene




1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Census: Appointments—Census: petition,

citizens of Springfield, Greene County; recommends W.

Thomas Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Census: David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

recommends W. C. Hornbeak

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 20, 1889 Appointments—Census: Benjamin Ulpian Massey,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends W. Thomas

Morrow

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 20, 1889 Appointments—Census: John E. Phelps, Springfield, Greene


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) April 25, 1899 Appointments—Census: Thomas S. Cunningham, St. Charles,

St. Charles County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Census: R. P. Archer, Sedalia, Pettis County;

recommends Gilmer Gilbreath; member of the Francis Club

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Census: W. M. Draffen, Boonville, Cooper

County; recommends Gilmer Gilbreath

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Census: J. West Goodwin, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Gilmer Gilbreath; election of 1888

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Census: Congressman John Taddeus Heard,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Gilmer Gilbreath;

Democrats



1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Census: W. D. Steele, Sedalia, Pettis County;

recommends Gilmer Gilbreath

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Census: Gilmer Gilbreath, Sedalia, Pettis

County; formal request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Census: John Cashman, et al, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Marvin; Gilbreath not sufficiently

acquainted with the city for the position; also signed by

Charles Carroll, Richard Olmstead

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Census: John R. Clopton, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Census: John D. Crawford, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Mr. Marvin; objections on city council

to Gilmer Gilbreath

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Census: Louis Deutsch, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Census: John N. Dalby, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) May 22, 1889 Appointments—Census: A. N. Baldwin, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 1899 Appointments—Census: J. B. Sherwood, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 8, 1889 Appointments—Census: O. E. Hannah, Moberly, Randolph

County; recommends J. B. Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 8, 1889 Appointments—Census: N. F. Hanworth, Moberly, Randolph

County; recommends John B. Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 8, 1889 Appointments—Census: R. R. Haynes, Moberly, Randolph

County; recommends A. T. Franklin

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 8, 1889 Appointments—Census: James R. Lowell, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John B. Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 9, 1889 Appointments—Census: C. Adams, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 10, 1889 Appointments—Census: J. C. Hutton, Moberly, Randolph




1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 11, 1889 Appointments—Census: Howard Jennings, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John B. Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: Willard P. Cave, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: H. M. Porter, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: H. Clay Rutherford, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends A. T. Franklin

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 12, 1889 Appointments—Census: Frank P. Wiley, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 13, 1889 Appointments—Census: A. T. Franklin, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 17, 1889 Appointments—Census: W. S. Boulware, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 17, 1889 Appointments—Census: John. B. Sherwood, Moberly,

Randolph County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Census: C. Adams and H. O. Hannah,

Moberly, Randolph County; inquiry as to the governor’s

actions regarding the appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Census: A. P. Terrill, Moberly, Randolph

County; response to the governor’s request for information

about John B. Sherwood; support for Sherwood

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 20, 1889 Appointments—Census: W. F. Elliott, Moberly, Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 24, 1889 Appointments—Census: Huntly S. Priest, Moberly, Randolph

County; appointment of J. B. Sherwood; now opposed as new

facts have become knowledge

1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 25, 1889 Appointments—Census: Huntly S. Priest, Moberly Randolph


1B/1/4 1 (40) 13 (6) June 25, 1889 Appointments—Census: telegram, R. R. Haynes, Moberly,

Randolph County; support for W. S. Boulware

1B/1/4 1 (40) 14 (8) No Date Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petitions (4), members of the

Jackson County bar; recommend David McClanahan



1B/1/4 1 (40) 14 (8) No Date Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, members of the

Kansas City, Jackson County bar; recommend Hilton Henry

Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 14 (8) No Date Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, Francis delegation of

Independence and Blue Township, Jackson County

recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 14 (8) No Date Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petitions (6), citizens of

Lafayette County; recommend William S. Claggettto fill the

unexpired term of Clifton B. Daniels

1B/1/4 1 (40) 14 (8) No Date Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petitions (5), citizens of

Lafayette County; recommend George B. Gordon to fill the

unexpired term of Clifton B. Daniels, deceased

1B/1/4 1 (40) 15 (8) October 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Benjamin Holmes, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland;

Democrat, Kansas City Convention, Blue Township

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 14,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. D. Conner, Lexington,

Lafayette County; recommends Frank Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, Higginsville,

Lafayette County members of the bar; recommends Frank

Trigg to replace Clifton B. Daniel, deceased

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, Lexington, Lafayette

County members of the bar; recommends Frank Trigg to

replace Clifton B. Daniel, deceased

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, residents of

Wellington, Lafayette County; recommends Frank Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. N. Branch and E. F.

Keytons, Higginsville, Lafayette County; recommends Frank

Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. M. Edwards, Waverly,

Lafayette County; death of Clifton B. Daniels; recommends

Frank Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Charles L. Ewing, Odessa,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Richard Field, Marshall, Saline

County; recommends Frank Trigg



1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 15,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John E. Ryland, Lexington,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, voters of Wellington,

Lafayette County; recommends W.S. Clagett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, officers of the

Criminal Court, Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends

Frank Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: R. O. Boggess, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: O. H. Dean, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: George B. Gordon, Dover,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Daniel B. Holmes Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Johnson and McNeil, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Amos H. Kagy and J. H.

Bremermann, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. V. C. Karnes, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends David M. McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. A. Redd, Waverly,

Lafayette County to Charles Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis;

request for recommendation

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. L. Scarritt and W. C.

Scarritt, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton

Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Mrs. Thomas Standish,

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends C. Ben Russell

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. Steele, Lexington,




1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. Scott Thomas, Waverly,

Lafayette County; recommends W. A. Redd

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Frank Trigg, Lexington,

Lafayette County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 16,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Frank C. Wyatt, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 17,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: T. W. McNeil, Kansas City,

Jackson County to Hilton H. Noland; recommends Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 17,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Amun L. O. Schueler, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends David McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 16 (8) November 17,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. A. Scoven, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. C. Brown, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry Nolandfor

Jackson County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Phil E. Chappell, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Thomas Theodore Crittenden,

Jr. Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry

Noland (Crittenden, former governor, 1881-1885)

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. E. Higgason and M. L.

Hall, Independence, Jackson County; recommends Hilton

Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John T. Harlow, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. M. Hughes, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Ben C. Johnson

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Ben Johnson, Mexico, Audrain

County; request for appointment as Jackson County circuit

clerk



1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John B. Noland,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry

Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: R. B. Robinson, et al,

Robinson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends David

M. McClanahan; also signed by John O’Grady and James H.

Harkless

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: G. A. C. Rochester, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. L. Russell, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Joseph Rust, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Isaac P. Ryland, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: C. W. Samuel, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. L. Sherman, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. S. Smith, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. N. Southern,

Independence, Jackson County; the manager of the The

Independence Sentinel recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. M. Trimble, Kansas City,

Jackson County, recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: H. C. Wallace, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends David M. McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John T. Wilson, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John W. Wofford, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends David M. McClanahan



1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Blake Lynch Woodson,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry

Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, Democratic voters of

Middleton Township, Lafayette County; recommends W. A.

Redd

1B/1/4 1 (40) 17 (8) November 18,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, citizens of Lafayette

County; recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. S. Chick, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. H. Chick, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: L. E. Davison, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. F. Ferguson, et al, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommend David M. McClanahan;

also signed by R. W. Tureman and S. M. Williams

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: R. J. Hawkins, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Richard E. Hays, Lexington,

Lafayette County; request for appointment; Frank Trigg;

William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: H. S. Julian, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: L. C. Krauthoff, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Hugh Lynch, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. L. Martin, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James F. Mister, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. Morgan, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland; Pacific

Hotel

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: H. L. Nicol, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Charles Cicero Rainwater, St.

Louis; recommends W. A. Redd as Lafayette County circuit

clerk; transmittal of letter from Redd

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Charles Cicero Rainwater, St.

Louis; to W. A. Redd, Waverly, Lafayette County; reply to

Redd’s request for a letter to the governor recommending his

appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. F. Sawyer, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John A. Sly, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. L. Stocking and Paul

Alexander, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Hilton

Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. F. Swinney, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. G. Taylor, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John F. Thornton, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends David M. McClanahan; Civil

War, Richmond, Kentucky

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Peter H. Tiernan, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 19,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: O. G. Young, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. A. Andrews, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: R. S. Adkins, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Marcy K. Brown, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Bernard Corrigan, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Wiley O. Cox, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James Ellison, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Turner Andrews Gill, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends James S. Chase

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Benjamin Thomas Hardin,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends William S.

Claggettfor Lafayette County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Benjamin Thomas Hardin,

Kansas City, Jackson County; death of incumbent court clerk;

recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Charles D. Lucas, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends L. F. McCoy

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Thomas Ridge, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends David McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: C. Ben Russell, Lexington,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Xenophon Ryland, Lexington,

Lafayette County; recommends William A. Redd

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Samuel L. Sawyer, Kansas

City, Jackson County recommends David McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. H. Seeger, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. R. Stoller, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. D. Strong, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends David M. McClanahan



1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. L. Webb, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: S. G. Wentworth, et al,

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends William L.

Clagett; also signed by William Morrison and John D. Perry

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. D. Wood, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: S. B. Woods, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Samuel H. Woodson,


Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Albert Young, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 18 (9) November 20,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James G. Young, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. J. Anderson, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Langston Bacon, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. Buckner, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Redman Callaway, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. P. Curres, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: F. W. Fleming, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. J. Francisco, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: George B. Gordon, Dover,

Lafayette County; transmittal of petitions supporting

appointment of Gordon



1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James Hagerman, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. B. Jewell, Carrollton,

Carroll County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Isaac H. Kinley, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland; Brunswick,

Missouri

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: M. V. L. McClelland,

Wellington, Lafayette County; recommends L. K. Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Witten McDonald, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: T. H. McNeil, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. A. Mellier, Jr., Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James F. Mister, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. B. Morris, St. Louis;

recommends William S. Claggettas Lafayette County circuit

clerk

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. G. Paxton, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: William J. Scott, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Alexander Tyler, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: David W. Wallace,


Noland

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: William C. Wells, Platte City,

Platte County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland



1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Ed E. Yates, Gallatin, Daviess

County; recommends William S. Claggett as Lafayette

County circuit clerk

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: William Allbritain, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: A. W. Alexander, et al, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends Hilton Henry Noland for

Jackson County; also signed by R. N. Bodine, T. B.

Gaunaway

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Edwin F. Bowman and Frank

Bowman, Lexington, Lafayette County; owners of The News

recommend William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. H. Brown, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: D. J. Caldwell, Independence,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: C. R. Hallar, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Samuel Harrison, Auxvasse,

Callaway County; recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. B. McAntire, Joplin, Jasper

County; recommends William S. Claggett for Lafayette

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. C. McGrew, Lexington,

Lafayette County; recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Thomas R. Morrow, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: George W. Mountjoy,

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends William S.

Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends David McClanahan

for Jackson County



1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: C. O. Tichenor, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends James S. Chase

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: William H. Wallace, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends W. A. Redd of Waverly,

Lafayette County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 22,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Henry P. White, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. N. Bauthern, Higginsville,

Lafayette County; editor of the Higginsville Advance

recommends William S. Claggett

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: F. N. Chick, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. F. Gordon, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends George B. Gordon for Lafayette

County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Robert H. Hamilton, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends David McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. J. Hollis, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Richard A. Love, Baxter

Springs, Kansas; recommends Hilton Henry Noland for

Jackson County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James M. Nave, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends James S. Chase

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. A. Redd, Waverly,

Lafayette County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: B. E. Reese, Independence,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland; The Sentinel

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Frank L. Wilkinson, Kansas


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Ned Withers, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Henry Wollman, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Hilton H. Noland; rescinding

recommendation for David M. McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 23,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: R. L. Yeager, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 24,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: James M. Callahan,

Wellington, Lafayette County; recommends Frank Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 24,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. D. Conner, Lexington,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 24,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: J. B. Silver, Lexington,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 25,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John S. Blackwell, Lexington,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 25,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: petition, bar of Jackson

County; recommends David M. McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 25,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: John Augustus Hockaday,

Fulton, Callaway County; recommends David McClanahan

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) November 25,

1889

Appointments—Circuit Clerk: W. T. Wood and Perlilli

Wood, Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends Frank

Trigg

1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) 1889 Appointments—Circuit Clerk: E. S. Martin, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) 1889 Appointments—Circuit Clerk: Milton Moore, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 1 (40) 19 (9) 1889 Appointments—Circuit Clerk: telegram, David A. Hancock,

et al, Blackburn, Lafayette County; recommends W. A. Redd;

also signed by C. W. Banks, A. S. Spendler

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) March 14, 1889 Appointments—County Clerk: petition, citizens of Miami,

Saline County; recommends Giles R. McDaniel

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 12,

1889

Appointments—County Clerk: Frank B. Pauley, Carthage,

Jasper County; request for appointment; Jesse Rhoads

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) August 11,

1890

Appointments—County Clerk: Sam C. Downing, New

London, Ralls County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) December 20,

1890

Appointments—County Clerk: J. M. Proctor, Sturgeon,

Boone County; recommends T. V. Kemper

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) December 26,

1890

Appointments—County Clerk: William C. Knight, Sturgeon,

Boone County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) 1890 Appointments—County Clerk: petitions (3), citizens of

Sturgeon, Boone County; recommends W. C. Knight

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) February 24,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: John M. Wood, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends J. G. Farmer for Lewis County

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 23,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: G. D. Burgess, Linneus, Linn

County; recommends R. W. Steckman for Mercer County

clerk

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 25,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: Hugh Kesterson, Princeton,

Mercer County; requesting a delay in the appointment

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 25,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: James Nigh, Princeton,

Mercer County; notice of vacancy in the Mercer County

clerk’s office

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 26,

1891


Mercer County; recommends Edward Evans

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 26,

1891


Mercer County to J. H. Carroll, Jefferson City, Cole County;

vacancy in the clerk’s office, death of J. M. Alley;

qaulifications of candidates; favors Edward Evans

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 28,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: J. H. Carroll, Unionville,

Putnam County; recommends Steckman for Mercer County

clerk

1B/1/4 1 (40) 20 (10) September 29,

1891

Appointments—County Clerk: J. H. Shelly, Princeton,

Mercer County; recommends R. B. Ballew; Edward Evans

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends I. C. French

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens and

businessmen of Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Silas

Wilson



1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Petition, Brotherhood of

Locomotive Firemen, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, cigar makers and

citizens of St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Frank

P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Democrat voters

of Buchanan County; St. Joseph; recommends Robert M.

Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Journeymen

Stone Cutters’ Association of North America, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petitions (10), residents

of Buchanan County; recommend Frank P. McDonald


Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends Thomas E. Riley

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Springfield, Greene County; recommends John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, businessmen and

citizens of Springfield, Greene County; recommends E. D. Ott

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Democrats of

Springfield; Greene County; recommends William E.

Sheffield


Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends George A. Dunn


Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. E. Harris

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, democrats of

Pettis County; recommends David Pittman Rowland of St.

Louis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of Pike

County; recommends David Pittman Rowland of St. Louis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petitions (2), citizens of

Ralls County, New London; recommend Samuel C. Downing



1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, councilmen of

the city of Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Adam

Given


Webster County; recommends David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Theodore Brace,

Jefferson City, Cole County; chief justice of the Missouri

Supreme Court recommends Robert E. Bodine of Shelbina,

Shelby County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, T. J. Burgess,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Foley, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas L. Fox, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Adam Given

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: State of Missouri

Executive Department, recommends J. C. French

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. H. Howard, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends J. C. French

1B/1/4 2 (41) 1 No date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas P. Hoy;

recommends David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Hyndman, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas McNerney,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends William M.

Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Seeger, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends William M. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Simerly, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Henry M.

Stonestreet, Kansas City, Jackson County; inquiry regarding

appointment; McClanahan delegation meeting with governor



1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 (1) No Date Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Wayland Todd, Moberly,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 2 January 6, 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Wallace and

Jerome D. Eubanks, Kansas City, Jackson County; request for

meeting with the governor; recommends Brightwell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) January 7, 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. A. Ball, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends A. D. Atkins

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) January 10,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas H. Bacon,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. J. Langenberg, St.

Louis; recommends Judge Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) March 2, 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John R. White,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) March 12, 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William H. Wallace,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 10,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel H. Woodson, et

al, Independence, Jackson County; recommends J. H. Wood;

also signed by T. C. Caldwell, William R. Wilson, A. F.

Sawyer, T. W. Herson, and J. D. Wood

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Richard H. Bodine, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends Robert E. Bodine of Shelby

County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert E. Bodine,

Shelbina, Shelby County; acceptance of position in

Springfield, St. Joseph, St. Louis, Kansas City

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Frank

P. McDonald; qualifications, solid Democrat, good character

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Springfield,

Green County citzens; recommends J. H. Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. N. Gerard, Shelbina,

Shelby County; recommends Robert E. Bodine; Monroe

County, election



1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. T. Lingle, Clinton,

Henry County; recommends George N. Dunn of Pleasant Hill,

Cass County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward A. Roberts,

Springfield, Greene County; details of election and political

maneuvers (includes handwritten note by Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John F. Bryan,

Springfield, Greene County to Henry Laugenburg, St. Louis;

requesting aid in gaining appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: N. O. Parsons, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. M. Noe, et al,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends John F. Bryan; also

signed by E. A. Barbour, John E. Phelps, A. J. Clements, and

R. J. McElhenay

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John C. Peirsol, Monroe

City, Monroe County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Phelps,

Springfield, Greene County; rescinding support for J. H.

Shackelford; endorsing J. D. Bryant

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert E. Bodine,

Shelbina, Shelby County; transmittal of letter from John C.

Piersol

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. O. L. Jewett,

Shelbina, Shelby County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Charles

Harley Mansur, Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends

Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. H. Murray,

Springfield, Greene County; rescinding support for John H.

Shackleford and recommending John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. F. Langenberg, St.

Louis; recommends John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James R. Vaughan,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John D. Dale,

Shelbyville, Shelby County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. O. L. Jewett,

Shelbina, Shelby County; recommends Robert E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. F. Langenberg, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. N. Russell,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends William E.

McMahan of Saline County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Abbott,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. W. Hohl, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Irving McGowan, St.

Louis; recommends George N. Dunn for St. Joseph,

Buchanan County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Irving McGowan, St.

Louis; previous correspondence with governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert D. Patterson, St.

Louis; receipt of letter from governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. L. Watson,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Barbour,

Springfield, Greene County; response to the governor’s

request for information about E. A. Roberts’ appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. M. Headley


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles H. Heer,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. H. McBride,

Springfield, Greene County; support for N. B. Mikeswell or

John H. Shackleford



1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. H. McBride

Springfield, Greene County; recommends the incumbent N.

B. Miksell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. M. Noe, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A.Y. Ross, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. M. Smith, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 November 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles H. Goffe,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George H. McCann


1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. B. Clements,

St. Louis; recommends John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 (2) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: S. H. Horine, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. A. Dittrick,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. G. Miller and J. W.

Jones, Springfield, Greene County; recommends John F.

Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 1888 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. H. Patterson,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. McElhany and A. J.

Clements, Springfield, Greene County; recommends John F.

Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Richard E. Bodine,

Shelbina, Shelby County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: S. F. Carpenter, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Emmett Harris, Sedalia,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. P. Shryock, St. Louis;

recommends Samuel W. Shryock

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Sutter and Company,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. P. Richards, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Richard E. Bodine; Robert N.

Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Beauchamp Clark,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Richard E. Bodine

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. Clay Daniel,

Harrisonville, Cass County; recommends George N. Dunn;

Kansas City

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. D. Milligan,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William E. Sheffield,

Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment;

reception at the Immigrant Convention, Ozark Hotel,

Springfield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. B. Sperry, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends W. E. Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. A. Stoughton,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. D. Berry, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. T. Carrington,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends John F. Bryan;

Metropolitan Hotel

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Cravens,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. B. Holland,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. M. Stancill,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Silsby Stove Co.,

Springfield, Greene County; ecommends John F. Bryan;

includes letterhead of factory

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. G. Willeke,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Spencer,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends William E.

Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. S. Boarman,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. S. Heffernan,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert M. Carter, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert Washington Fyan,

Marshfield, Webster County; recommends John H.

Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles W. Gregg,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James A.

McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James McCord, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert M. Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James L. Rush,


Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. H. Wilson,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Thomas M. Cox

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Silas Woodson, et al, St.


(Governor Woodson,1871 to 1873); also signed by C. C.

Burrus; John C. Evans; Hill Garlichs; Tootle Hosen; Isaac

Thomas Hosea

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James R. Bell,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George W. Custer,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James A. McEvoy, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. B. Woodward,

Plainfield, Monroe County; recommends E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Yeakley,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends E. A. Roberts;

includes note by Roberts on Yeakley

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel Dickey,


Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Evans, Springfield,

Greene County; recommend E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. E. Headley,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. W. Holland,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. H. Murray,


President Grover Cleveland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel Reid, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Roberts,

Springfield, Greene County; requests appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. H. Travers,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. O. Bedell,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888


Shelbina, Shelby County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Waldo A. Booth,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. E. Everett,


letterhead of Springfield Planing Mill and Lumber Company

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. A. Hall, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends John H. Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Jake Marx, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. A. Barrett,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends John H.

Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. R. Hudnoll,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Byron T. King,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William A. Reed,


Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: V. J. Stillwagen,


Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. A. Stoughton,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. A. Townsend,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. H. Travers,


Shackelford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. H. Wear, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George S. Catlin,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. E. Cox, Springfield,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Shackelford,

Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888



1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. J. Gray, Ebenezer,

Greene County; recommends E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 4 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Lowrance,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank P. McDonald,

Chicago, Illinois; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Powers,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. O. Oldham,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. L. Whitaker, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. Fairbanks, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Foley, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: K. D. Mellier, St. Louis;

recommends George N. Dunn of Pleasant Hill, Cass County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 December 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. Pate and J. P. Shaw,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Young

Democrats of Drury College, Springfield, Greene County;

recommends John F. Bryan

1B/1/4 2 (41) 3 December 19,

1888


Shelbina, Shelby County; request for appointment (includes

note from Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. C. Love, Springfield,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John D. Perry, St. Louis;

letter of introduction for Adam Green

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Hunly S. Priest, St.

Louis; recommends his brother Theodore F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 20,

1888


Shelbina, Shelby County; appreciation for governor’s

attention and correspondence; includes handwritten note from

governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Valentine W. Cleveland,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Benjamin Thomas

Hardin, Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Theodore

F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. C. Love, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Valentine W. Cleveland,

Kansas City, Jackson County; transmittal of letters supporting

his appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. J. Delaney,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: X. Hawkins, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends Thomas M. Cox

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. J. McElhany,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William F. Pitcher,

Springfield, Greene County to Mr. McEnnis; request for

assistance for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. T. Posten, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. B. Sarwich,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles S. Bryan,

Cassville, Barry County; recommends J. S. Plummer



1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Cravens,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. W. Hackney,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. O. Richardson, St.

Louis; recommends George W. Dunn

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 23,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph Fisher,


Ozark Lumber Company

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. J. Harrigan,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Michael McEnnis,

St. Louis; letter of introduction for William J. Pitcher

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. C. O’Day, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 25,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. H. Buchanan,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends Theodore F.

Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. R. Blackmore,

Moberly, Randolph County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Springfield, Greene County; recommends William Pitcher

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Lewis T. Bell,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas M. Cox,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. G. Newbill,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends E. D. Ott

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. D. Ott, Springfield,

Greene County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. E. Bowden,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. C. Hornbeak,

Springfield, Greene County to David Pittman Rowland, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William F. Pitcher,

Springfield, Greene County to A. Douglas, request for help

obtaining appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Terrill, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends B. Y. Clarkson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. Newt Williams,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas K. Hanna,


Stonestreet; includes letterhead of Burnam, Hanna,and

Munger Company building

1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Hatfield and Davis,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William Peake, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 5 (3) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John M. Wood, Kahoka,

Clark County; recommends Theodore F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, county officials

of Buchanan County, St. Joseph; recommends reappointment

of Rice D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert G. Campbell,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Brother Marcellian,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James A.

McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. M. Rainey,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. G. Rountree,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Barton Brothers, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends William M. Stonestreet;

includes letterhead of Barton Brothers Shoes and Boots

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. B. Eveland, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends J. W. Kittle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Kennedy,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends B. H. Mikesell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph Titus, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends Thomas M. Cox

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Withers,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. W. Kittle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Clay Gregory, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. Goodloe Lackey,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Roberts,

Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment; Dan

Kennedy, L. H. Murry, Tom Delaney, Julian Frazier

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. B. Wingate, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. M. Buchanan,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends J. R. Blackmore

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Patrick Hayes,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Thomas B.

Mikesell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. W. Julian, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends E. D. Ott

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. L. LaForge, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. C. Price, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends E. D. Ott



1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Stonestreet,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. L. Carson, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. G. Goldsmith,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends William P.

Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. D. Ott, Springfield,

Greene County; transmittal of letters of endorsement for the

position

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Phelps,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends John E. Bryan;

funeral of Mrs. William Tecumseh Sherman in St. Louis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. B. Sperry, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends William P. Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. M. Doling, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends William P. Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. O. Boggess, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. Douglas, St. Louis;

recommends William F. Pitcher

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Beakey, St. Louis;

recommends William P. Sheffield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: P. H. Gillespie,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends N. Byron Mikesell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. R. Lowell, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends retainment of B. N.

Clarkson; Albert Pickett Morehouse (governor, 1887-1889)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. S. Adkins, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Hayes,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Benjamin Holmes,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. W. Kittle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: N. Byron Mikesell,

Springfield, Greene County; request for reappointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. C. Stancill,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. S. Vomax,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John F. Bigbee,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Conlon,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. S. Dowden, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. Coleman Gardner,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. S. Headley,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 14,

1889



1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. A. Martin, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Theodore F. Priest; Wabash

Western Railway

1B/1/4 2 (41) 6 (4) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Michael McEnnis, St.

Louis; recommends William J. Pitcher

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. H. Christopher,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends George N. Dunn

of Pleasant Hill, Cass County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank P. Wiley, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Theodore F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. Goode, Springfield,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Osborn,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889


Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment;

recommendations forthcoming

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. T. Sears, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends George N. Dunn

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William E. Sheffield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Merchants and

Manufacturers of St. Louis; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George N. Dunn,

Pleasant Hill, Cass County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Representative John H.

Estill, Jefferson City, Cole County, to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; notification that the governor is in St.

Louis but Estill will make his recommendation when the

governor returns to Jefferson City

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Helm, Mexico,

Audrain County, to Sidney Rowland, location unknown;

requesting a recommendation

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Helm, Mexico,

Audrain County; requesting a delay in the appointment until

Helm submits petitions on his behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas W. Kersey,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mordecai Oliver,


(Oliver was former secretary of state)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. B. Smith, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 20,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Francis Marion Black,

Jefferson City, Cole County; judge on the Supreme Court of

Missouri recommends William E. Sheffield



1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 20,

1889


Harley Mansur, Washington, D.C.; recommends David

Pittman Rowland (uncle of Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 20,

1889


Harley Mansur, Washington, D.C.; to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; transmittal of letter of recommendation

to the governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 20,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: S. V. Rowland, Danville,

Kentucky; transmittal of letter; recommends Helms

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. Billingsley, St.

Louis; recommends E. D. Graham

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman James

Tilghman Lloyd, Washington, D.C.; recommends David

Pittman Rowland; Governor John Sappington Marmaduke

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman John

Edward Hutton, Washington, D.C.; to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; transmittal of a letter on his behalf to the

governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman John

Edward Hutton, Washington, D.C.; recommends David

Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman James

Tilghman Lloyd, Washington, D.C., to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; reply to request for a recommendation

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John O’Day, St. Louis;

recommends Herbert Walker; Albert Pickett Morehouse

(governor, 1887-1889)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: U. S. Senator George

Graham Vest, Washington, D.C., to David Pittman Rowland,

St. Louis; refusal to write to the governor on anyone’s behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petitions (3), merchants

and manufacturers of St. Louis; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, employees of the

First National Bank, Springfield, Greene County;

recommends John F. Bryan



1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 22,

1889



1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Elbridge Jackson


William R. Doyle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 7 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. S. Duncan,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. H. Ketchum, Jefferson

City, Cole County, to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

report of his meeting with the governor; transmittal of

Rowland’s letter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James M. Kirby,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edwin W. Salmon,

Marshfield, Webster County, to David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; transmittal of petition on Rowland’s behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. K. Anderson,


Herbert Walker of Springfield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Augustus

Hockaday, Fulton, Callaway County to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; transmittal of a letter on behalf of

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Paine,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. T. Rice, Springfield,

Greene County to J. E. Smith and S. W. Headley;

recommends E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. T. Rice, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends E. A. Roberts; Albert Pickett

Morehouse (governor, 1887-1889)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman William

Joel Stone, Washington, D.C.; to David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; receipt of previous correspondence; has written to the

governor



1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman William

Joel Stone, Washington, D.C.; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889


Callaway County, Fulton; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 24,

1889


Henry County, Clinton; recommends David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Brown, Richmond,

Ray County; recommends James E. Lee

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Foley, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas P. Hoy, Sedalia,

Pettis County, to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis; reply to

request for petitions on Rowland’s behalf to be submitted to

the governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph A. Leinauel,


(best guess, surname illegible due to ink feathering)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George S. Rathburn,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John C. Tarrney and

Bernard Corrigan, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

J. W. Kittle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens,

businessmen and Democrats of Springfield, Greene County;


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889


Springfield, Greene County, to David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; status of petition in circulation on Rowland’s behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. F. Mathews,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland; Palmer House Hotel; Pike County Democrats

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889


Louisiana, Pike County; recommends David Pittman Rowland



1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. J. McElhany,


broken promises of neutrality made by Springfield mayor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889


Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment; Ed

O’Day; Herbert Walker’s support of Hornbeak; newspaper

clippings

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 26,

1889


merchants and manufacturers of St. Louis, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: U. S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; recommends David

Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: U. S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; apology for his delay in writing a letter of

support

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889


Springfield, Greene County, to David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; transmittal of a supporting petition from the citizens of

Springfield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889


Springfield, Greene County; transmittal of article from the

Springfield Daily Leader stating that Hornbeak supports

Herbert Walker; article in error

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Tom Love, Springfield,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles A. McCann,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends William F. Pitcher

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John W. Moore, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John B. Noland,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland



1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John B. Noland,

Independence, Jackson County to David Pittman Rowland;

recommendation sent to governor on your behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889


Marshfield, Webster County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889


Marshfield, Webster County, to David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; notification of the transmittal of Rowland’s petition

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 28,

1889


Jackson County, Independence; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. Ward Child, Clinton,

Henry County to David Pittman Rowland, St Louis; support

for Rowland’s appointment; transmittal of petition

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. A. Hobart, St. Louis;

to W. E. Sheffield, Springfield, Greene County; refusal to ask

favor of the governor on Sheffield’s behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. N. Salmon, Clinton,

Henry County to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

Salmon’s agreement to support Rowland’s appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 29,

1889


merchants, manufacturer’s and businessmen of St. Louis;


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert M. Carter, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. Ward Child, Clinton,

Henry County to David Pittman Rowland, St Louis; invitation

to meet with Rowland at the Planter’s House in St. Louis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles H. Goffe,


includes city map of Springfield

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. H. Murray and L.L.

Watson, Springfield, Greene County; recommends E. A.

Roberts



1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Silas Wilson, Mexico,

Audrain County; request for appointment; Charles Henry

Hardin (governor, 1875-1877)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Will H. Wood, Eldorado

Springs, Cedar County; complying with the governor’s

request to circulate a petition regarding appointment; health

benefits of Eldorado Springs

1B/1/4 2 (41) 8 (4) January 31,

1889


Marshall, Saline County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Barbour, City

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Dr. Roberts

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: K. M. Mitchell, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James A. McEvoy;

Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Phelps,

Springfield, Greene County; approval of the governor’s

selection

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mabel Tootle, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County to Mr. Waugh; request for assistance in

obtaining the appointment for Henry M. Tootle; Reece D.

Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles Ransom

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James

A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, laborers of the

Democratic Party, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: N. P. Ogden, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County to Mr. James Waugh, Columbia, Boone

County; request for assistance in obtaining appointment for

Henry M. tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 3,

1889


Louisiana, Pike County; transmittal of petition recommending

David Pittman Rowland; Palmer House



1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Donelan, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: David A. Hancock,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John Menafee;

Hancock’s trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas (written on Hotel

Kaiser letterhead)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Waugh, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eugene Victor Debs,

Terre Haute, Indiana; recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 5,

1889


Hockaday, Fulton, Callaway County; recommends David

Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 5,

1889


Hockaday, Fulton, Callaway County to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; transmittal of petition to governor

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph St. Vrain,

Washington, D.C.; to David Pittman Rowland; refusal to

write a letter of recommendation

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Blair Brothers, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John W. Menefee

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John S. Clay, Jefferson

City, Cole County to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

solicitation of senators to support the appointment of

Rowland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 6,

1889


Louisiana, Pike County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland; unpaid claims for Civil War damages to property

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County to David Pittman Rowland; previous promise

of support for Col. Prather

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John M. Stewart, St.




1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 7,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John W. Menefee and

John N. Dalby, Sedalia, Pettis County; request for

appointment; mules

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Adam Given, St. Louis;

to John D. Perry, Sr. Louis; withdrawal of his candidacy for

position; support for Theodore F. Priest; includes note of

transmittal to the governor from Perry

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Adam Given, St. Louis;

withdrawal of his application for appointment; personal

support for the appointment of Theodore F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 9,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. P. Abbott, Savannah,

Andrew County; recommends James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 13,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Green and Burnes, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 16,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles Ransom


H. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George C. Crowther, St.


Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Oliver M. Spencer, St.


Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 9 (5) February 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John B. Stone, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends V. W. Cleveland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank P. McDonald, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; charges against him to defeat his

appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, Platte City, Platte County; recommends Frank P.

McDonald; precincts in St. Joseph; Republican Party

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. D. Crisp, Holden,

Johnson County; misunderstanding of previous letter; grateful

for the governor’s tolerance



1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; defense of the

integrity of Frank P. McDonald; includes note written in

either code or shorthand

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. F. McCoy, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. F. Sawyer,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends William M.

Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. E. Barnhart, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Rollins Bingham, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. A. Bogie, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. W. Dowden, Kansas


fire insurance

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. C. Garrett, Kansas


brother of Henry W. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph L. Rust, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. B. Sloan, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends William M. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. C. Tyree, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William Allbritain,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. J. Anderson, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. W. Cary, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas F. Crane, Kansas


Kentucky House Hotel

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. H. Dean, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Hagerman, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Stanley Hobbs, Kansas


note from Charles H. V. Lewis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Milton Moore, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. A. Peake, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Potter, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. R. C. Rochester,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Leander J. Talbott,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. J. White, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Blake Lynch Woodson,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. Yeager, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends William M.

Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. E. Ball, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William C. Duvall,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Fred B. Glover, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. S. Julian, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William A. Knight,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. L. Martin, Kansas


liquor dealers

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas McNabb, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: N. P. Simonds, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Web Withers, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. N. Ewing, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward P. Gates, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. A. Frank Jones,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. A. Frank Jones,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas R. Morrow,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Bob Ricketts, Kansas




1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank F. Rozzelle,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George M. Shelly,


Stonestreet; note of transmittal by Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Garner, Kansas



Holden, Johnson County; recommends W. H. Craig

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 16, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Will S. Cowherd, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Garner, Richmond,

Ray County to William M. Stonestreet, Kansas City, Jackson

County; transmittal of letter of endorsement


Richmond, Ray County; recommends William M. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. V. L. McClelland,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John S. Blackwell,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John W. Henry, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends F. K. Porter or John B.

Noland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James J. Lindley, St.

Louis; letter of introduction, recommendation for L. L.

Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Farner McBaird,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends L. L. Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John B. Noland

Independence, Jackson County; request for appointment;

support from senators Teasdale and Allen



1B/1/4 2 (41) 10 (6) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. McD. Trimble, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John B. Noland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. S. Smith, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Lewis/Louis L. Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 4, 1899 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. S. Chick, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Lewis/Louis L. Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 4, 1899 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Witten McDonald,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Louis L. Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 5, 1899 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Gregory Grocer

Company, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Lewis/Louis L. Patterson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James W. Fowler, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. C. Burnes, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. M. Harber, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends John R. Conrad; Missouri v.

Hiddleson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: McCord and Collins, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Ernest Hull, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Harry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James McCord, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joshua Motter, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Walker, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; rescinding his support for of G. R. Adkins;

recommends Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 28, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Henry;

transmittal of petition recommending Porter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 30, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. H. Porter, Kansas City,

Jackson County; request for appointment; Judge Gibson



1B/1/4 2 (41) 11 (7) April 30, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William R. Penick, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Granville P. Adkins

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 1, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Granville P. Adkins, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; transmittal of letters on his behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 4, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eli Townsend, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends E. L. Edwards

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 5, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Saunders,

Maryville, Nodaway County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. G. Gandidge, Malden,

Dunklin County; request for appointment; transmittal of

petitions on his behalf; includes one attached petition

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Dunklin County

citizens of Malden; recommends R. G. Gandidge

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 8, 1899 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. I. Heddens, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Donelan, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 10, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Demond, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 10, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. S. Sitlington, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James C. Davis, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Garlichs, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Tootle;

Missouri Fish Commission

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. J. Hawkins, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Samuel C. Downing;

Ralls County politics

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel I. Smith, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Tootle;




1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel H. Woodson,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends B. E. Reese;

previous letter signed by himself and others

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel H. Woodson, et

al; Independence, Jackson County; recommends B. E. Reese

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 12, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. E. Reese,


Stonestreet under the condition Reese is appointed assistant

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John C. McCoy Jr.,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. F. Sawyer,


Stonestreet and B. E. Reese as deputy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward C. Smith, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Stonestreet,

Kansas City, Jackson County; visit by Reese and Samuel

Woodson to convince the governor to appointment William

M. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel Westheimer and

Company, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. R. Berry, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: V. W. Cleveland, Kansas


personal withdrawal of application; Louisville, Kentucky

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles B. Sanders, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Stonestreet;

transmittal of letters supporting the appointment of William

M. Stonestreet; Henry’s occupation as Jackson County court

stenographer; V.W. Cleveland



1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, mayor and

council of the city of Fulton, Callaway County; recommends

E. L. Edwards

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Ewing, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John S. Logan, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Clay C. MacDonald, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey;

progressive wing of the Democratic Party

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: David Pittman Rowland,

St. Louis; request for appointment (maternal uncle of

Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 12 (8) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Tootle, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment;

transmittal of letters on his behalf

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas V. Douglass, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward A. King, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eli Townsend, Fulton,

Callaway County; withdrawal of application of E. L. Roberts;

wishes to now recommend John T. Jameson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Garlichs, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey; St.

Joseph’s Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James M. Hall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey;

John Donovan as police commissioner of St. Joseph

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Johnson, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. L. McDonald, St.




1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George P. Rowe, St.






1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. R. Barrett, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John Menefee

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Gibson, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Henry M. Tootle; C. H.

Grast; reconciliation between the governor and Dr. Mumford

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. G. Parry, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (7) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, John Patee, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mike S. Allgaier, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. D. Burnes, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Connell, Easton,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. R. W. Hartwig, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. K. James, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John T. Johnson, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. Lindsay, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. McDonald, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward V. Riley, St.




1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Nelson J. Riley, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 22, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. K. Givens, Fayette,

Howard County; recommends Charles Evans of Higbee,

Randolph County; mining

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 24, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Fred W. Fleming, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Fred W. Fleming, Kansas


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 27, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. C. Dawes, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (7) May 27, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, James W.

Heddins, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 28, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry Tate, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 13 (8) May 31, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Carey, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 2, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Willard Preble Hall, St.


(Willard Preble Hall, governor of Missouri, 1864-1865)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 5, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Alexander

Monroe Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends

Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Purd B. Wright, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 8, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert Morgan White,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Henry M. Tootle,

brother in law of Charles H. Grasty, Kansas City Times

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, S. J. Burrus, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mont M. Crandall, St.




1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, C. H. Darby,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Isaac Thomas Hosea, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Charles King,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, James Wash,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (1) June 14, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William Young, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Richard A. McCurdy, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Robert

Patterson Clark Wilson, Platte City, Platte County;

recommends Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, John H. Trice,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: ordinance by the city of

Fulton, Callaway County; authorizing the appointment of a

coal oil inspector

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 18, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, C. C. Burnes,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert M. Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, D. D. Burnes,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. D. Burnes, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Robert M. Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, E. A. Donelan,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, John Donovan,

Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Tootle



1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William G. Hall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recall of his recommendation for

Harry M. Tootle; now recommends Robert M. Carter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, George Lyons,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, J. D. McNeely,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Joseph B. Moss

and Warren G. Samuels, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, W. H. Patrick,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Don Riley, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Michael J.

Sheridan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Oliver M. Spencer, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, G. A. Walker,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Richard Walsh,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Thomas H.

Doyle, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Ramey, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommending Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 20, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, J. H. Waugh,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, W. K. James,




1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Graham G.

Lacy, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George R. Mokes, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Granville G. Adkins;

Henry M.Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Waller Young,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 22, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Thomas H.

Parish, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 22, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, James

Williams, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; against Henry M.

Tootle; has been voting Republican ticket for years

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 28, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Robert

Patterson Clark Wilson, Platte City, Platte County; Henry M.

Tootle has voted Republican for years

1B/1/4 2 (41) 14 (9) June 30, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mont M. Crandall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert M. Carter;

Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 7, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. H. Womack, New

London, Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing,

petition circulating in Ralls County favoring William Davis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 8, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert M. Carter, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Beauchamp Clark,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Samuel C.

Downing (James BeauJames Beauchamp Clark aka James

Beauchamp Clark)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Alexander

Monroe Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends

Henry M. Tootle

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Farrell, Bowling

Green, Pike County; recommends Samuel C. Downing



1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Elijah Robinson,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Samuel C.

Downing of New London, Ralls County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 10, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. Dalton, Saverton,

Ralls County; recommends Mr. Woodson

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 15, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Biggs, New

London, Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 17, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, Oliver M.

Spencer, et al, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Henry M. Tootle; also signed by James Gibson, Charles H.

Grasty

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 19, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James P. Grubb, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 23, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends Henry C. Lovell

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 25, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eugene Victor Debs,

Terre Haute, Indiana; to U. S. Senator Daniel Wolsey

Voorhees; recommending Frank P. McDonald; Brotherhood

of Locomotive Fireman

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) July 26, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: U. S. Senator Daniel

Wolsey Voorhees, Terre Haute, Indiana; transmittal of letter

of recommendation for Frank P. McDonald

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (10) August 3, 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. F. Davis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, board of trustees

of Lewistown, Lewistown, Lewis County; recommends J. C.

Brown

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, judges of Lewis

County Court, Lewistown; recommends J. C. Brown

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September 5,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. W. Graham, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James McEvoy



1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September 10,

1899

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Martin S. Brennan, St.

Louis; recommends James McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September 13,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: S. M. Young, Savannah,

Andrew County; recommends James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September 17,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Stephen Crittenden


McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 15 (11) September 25,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. C. Lovell, Carrollton,

Carroll County to Michael A. Fannan, Jefferson City, Cole

County; inquiry as to when Riles term as coal oil inspector

ends; Lovell’s personal guarantee from the governor of his

appointment (handwritten note: Riley term ended September

7, 1889)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Supreme Court of

Missouri decision in the case of Missouri ex rel Henry M.

Withers; George W. Belt, respondent, vs William M.

Stonestreet, appellant; appeal from Jackson County Circuit

Court; Governor Francis’ appointment of William M.

Stonestreet; appointment by Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse of George M. Belt

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward T. Abbott,

St.Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment; Silas

B. Woodson (governor, 1873-1875)

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (9) October 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: telegram, S. J. Burnes, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 20,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas F. Ryan, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James McEvoy;

"Irish element” of the city of St. Joseph; Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Tootle, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; withdrawal of application for

appointment; describes his political interests and activisim;

satisfied with personal political stances

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 22,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: S. A. Garth, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County to John H. Garth, Hannibal, Marion

County; request for assistance in securing appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Michael G. Moran, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert M. Nash



1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 28,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James O. Starks, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; personal application for

appointment; Silas B. Woodson (governor, 1873-1875); A. M.

Dougherty

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. M. D. Coffey, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. C. Kemper, Edgerton,

Platte County; recommends James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank P. McDonald, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; withdrawal of application for

appointment; recommends James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. F. Starks, Buchanan

County; recommends his brother James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William C. Wells, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Congressman Robert

Patterson Clark Wilson, Platte City, Platte County;

recommends James O. Starks

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James W. Boyd, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John C. Evans, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert M. Nash, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment; Grover

Cleveland

1B/1/4 2 (41) 16 (12) October 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James L. Spencer, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James E. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 5,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James W. Heddens, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James E. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. Clay Cockerill,

Glasgow, Howard County; recommends A. B. Southworth



1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 11,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George W. Vaughn,

Glasgow, Howard County to John L. Morrison, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Al Southworth; Billie

Wickes

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 12,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John D. Finney, St.

Louis; recommends his first cousin, James A. McEvoy of St.

Joseph

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 12,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eli Garrett, Omaha,

Nebraska; request for appointment in St. Joseph; Waller

Young

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 12,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William H. Tatum,

Glasgow, Howard County; recommends Dr. Pritchett; Al

Southworth, John Sebree

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) November 21,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James M. Riley,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends David Pittman

Rowland for St. Louis

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. K. Porter

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Theodore F. Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Ramey, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Reece D. Gilkey or

James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 1,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas F. Ryan, St

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James E. McEvoy,

work with the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the St. Joseph

state convention; Irishmen; Alexander A. Lesueur

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 2,

1889


Glasgow, Howard County; recommends W. M. Pritchett

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 3,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel A. Garth, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; replies to rumors and hearsay

aginst him



1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 3,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel B. Smith, Perry,

Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 4,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. M. Thompson, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 6,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James W. Byrd, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 9,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Abe Davis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Phillip W. Helsley

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 13,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. T. Davis, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 14,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Waller Young, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County to Winslow Judson, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Samuel A. Garth

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 15,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Winslow Judson, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Samuel A. Garth;

Henry M. Tootle; Oliver M. Spencer; James A. McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. H. Doyle, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James A. McEvoy; Jefferson

Club; Burnes family

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 18,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. W. Garth, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends Samuel A. Garth of St. Joseph

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 23,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petitions (2), citizens of

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Samuel A. Garth

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 27,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Terrill, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends William James; Howard

County

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 27,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Alex H. Waller, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Judge Sherwood

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 27,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. A. Wight, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends William James; Theodore F.

Priest

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 29,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Waugh, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends Samuel A. Garth; Catholic

voters



1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. M. Garlichs, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Samuel A. Garth; H.

U. Turner, Rev. Father Graham; James McEvoy

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 30,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: N. C. Botelers, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends S. A. Garth

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel A. Garth, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; transmittal of letters and petitions

supporting his appointment

1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. J. McCabe, St.


1B/1/4 2 (41) 17 (13) December 31,

1889

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Patrick Martin, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 4 (1) 1889 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Representative J. O.

Allison, Jefferson City, Cole County; misunderstanding

regarding the Ralls County appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Representative J. O.

Allison, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Samuel C.

Downing; Ralls County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 16,

1890


Audrain County; recommends Thomas Helm

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 21,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. W. Mitchell, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 24,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. W. Adams, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 24,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George Bennett

MacFarlane, Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Price

Guthrie or Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 24,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. T. Nelson, Mexico,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 24,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. A. Potts, Mexico,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 27,

1890


Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Sterling Price Guthrie



1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 28,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Pinckney French,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 January 29,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George D. Biggs, written

from Hot Springs, Arkansas (by a resident of Ralls County);

recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 3,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. M. Lackland, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Isaac French; Grover

Cleveland; Pinckney French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 5,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Nat C. Dryden, Mexico,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 6,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George E. Mayhall, New


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 8,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William O. Gardner,

Hatch, Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 10,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. P. Pixey, Mexico,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 10,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 12,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. M. Proctor, Sturgeon,

Boone County; recommends Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 15,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Hutton, Mexico,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 15,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. W. Johnson,

Jonesburg, Montgomery County; recommends Isaac French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 17,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Pinckney French,

Mexico, Audrain County; transmittal of petition

recommending Isaac C. French

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 22,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Aylett Hawes Buckner,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Sterling Price Guthrie

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 February 25,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Brown, Lewistown,

Lewis County; transmittal of supporting petition



1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 March 13, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Theodore Brace,

Jefferson City, Cole County; Missouri Supreme Court justice

recommends T. B. Duncan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 March 13, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. F. Dobyns, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends S. W. Bickley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 1 March 25, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Representative James O.

Allison, Jefferson City, Cole County; Ralls County is waiting

patiently for the appointment of Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Coontz, New

London, Ralls County; false support for Davis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 4, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. B. Rule, New London,

Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 17, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. O. Allison, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Samuel C. Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 18, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Settle, New


1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 18, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. W. Whitecotton, New


Senator Rule of Pike County; Cyclone Manufacturing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John A. Gorly, St. Louis;

recommends L. Woodson

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Alex C. James, New


1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Representative J. O.

Allison, Jefferson City, Cole County; correspondence with

Governor Francis; support for Davis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George W. Jameson,

New London, Ralls County; recommends Samuel C.

Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 25, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. H. Coontz, New


1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 25, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Reubert Ray, New




1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 25, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. W. Whitecotton, New

London, Ralls County; recommends Samuel C. Downing;

previous correspondence

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 26, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Resolution, Democrats of

Clay and Saverton Townships, Ralls County; recommending

William A. Davis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 28, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Organizers, 7th

Congressional District, Missouri State Grange, Centre, Ralls

County; support for William A. Davis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 28, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Garth, New

London, Ralls County; transmittal of papers supporting

William A. Davis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 2 (1) April 30, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Coontz, New

London, Ralls County; reasons for supporting Samuel C.

Downing

1B/1/4 3 (42) 3 (1) May 19, 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James N. Burnes, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 3 (1) August 27,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. Clay, Kentucky

Landing, Bolivar County, Mississippi; recommends Mr.

French; Isole Plantation, Kentucky Landing, Mississippi

1B/1/4 3 (42) 3 (1) October 14,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Burton,

Carthage, Jasper County; request for appointment, includes

signatures of support

1B/1/4 3 (42) 3 (1) October 18,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eugene O’Keefe,

Carthage, Jasper County; recommends John Burton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 3 (1) October 21,

1890

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Eugene O’Keefe,

Carthage, Jasper County; recommend John H. Burton;

problems in Carthage

1B/1/4 3 (42) 4 (1) 1890 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, citizens of Ralls

County to Representative James O. Allison, Jefferson City,

Cole County; call for legislation to appoint a coal oil

inspector for Ralls County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Burress, Sedalia,

Pettis County; request for reappointment



1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) January 16,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. Dunklin, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends Dr. E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) January 16,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas W. Kersey,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Dr. E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) January 16,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mordecai Oliver,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends Dr. E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. A. Rothwell,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends John B. Freeman

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) February 21,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. B. Freeman, Moberly,

Randolph County to John T. Moneso; transmittal of letters on

his behalf (includes handwritten note by Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) February 21,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. H. Waller, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John B. Freeman

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) February 26,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Craig, Holden,

Johnson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) March 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. S. Forney, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John B. Freeman

1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) March 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. H. Tatlow, Holden,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 5 (2) March 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Farris, Lebanon,

Laclede County; transmittal of petition supporting the

appointment of William A. Ryden

1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 1, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Farris, Lebanon,

Laclede County; recommends William A. Ryden or A. R.

Jones

1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 10, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry Bloomfield,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Adam Given

1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 10, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. Hutchison, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 10, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O’Keefe Brothers,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 11, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. M. Clark, Moberly,

Randolph County; rcommends Adam Given



1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 11, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, residents of

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends Adam Given

1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 12, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. S. Hedges, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: P. T. Burton, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank P. Fox, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. E. Hannah, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: D. C. Holtsinger,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Jennings, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Ed Kaufmann, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. Knowles, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Ragsdale, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Johnson Settle, Moberly,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Wellott and Sicotte,



Higbee, Randolph County; recommends Adam Given


Moberly, Randolph County; recommends John B. Freeman

1B/1/4 3 (42) 6 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Granville G. Adkins, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; request for reappointment;

invitation to visit Adkins summer home, harness racing



1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 5, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Frank F. Rozzelle,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 5, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: C. S. Owsley, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Gibson, Kansas


problems with Stonestreet’s predecessor, collection of fees

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. E. Guinutte, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommendsWilliam M. Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John W. Hinde, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Samuel W. Moore,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Milton Moore, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry P. Stewart, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Web Withers, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 7, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Washington Adams,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 7, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Hinton H. Noland,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. S. Sitlington, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Henry M. Stonestreet,


Stonestreet



1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Hugh J. McGowan,


Stonestreet

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles D. Wiehl, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; banks

and banking

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James C. Davis, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. E. Forsee, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Nelson J. Riley, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 7 (2) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Sandusky and Company,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 16, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Berry, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 16, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Clayton and J. J.

Sheridan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward

Hull


Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull;

mercantile

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. T. Davis, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. G. Geiwitz, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; pharmacist;

druggist

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. C. Ryan, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; clothing stores;

boots and shoes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. F. Stuart, Rushville,




1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. T. Whelan and W. J.

Meek, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward

Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 18, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. S. Wogan, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 19, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John C. Griffith, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. J. Flynn, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; plumbers

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. L. Graham, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; feed store; feed

industry

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. F. Griffith, St.Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William R. Millan, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward H. Nash, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Joseph D. Smith, St.


railroads

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. A. Borden, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; iron works

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Combe, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas H. Davis, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. J. Flynn, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; hardware store

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles D. McCranor, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. E. Gibson, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; fire insurance



1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. S. Hinckley, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Lewis, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James Richmond, St.


haberdashery; hats

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. T. Smith, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; boots and

shoes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: G. J. Spencer, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; iron works

1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 21, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: James T. Williams, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Ford Brothers, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: F. B. Griffin, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Lancaster, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John Schleicher, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 8 (2) May 22, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John F. Tyler, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. C. Brouse, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Burns and Company, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. A. Caviezel, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; brooms

and brushes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. P. Clayton, St. Joseph,




1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George A. Kennard, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; grocers

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles E. Owen, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; Union

Depot Hotel

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George Payne, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 23, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: O. M. Spalsbury, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. W. Bernard, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. H. Carpenter, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Donilan, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George Payne, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; coal

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John T. Payne, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thorpe and Company, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 25, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. Zimmers, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 26, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. B. Frazer Jr., St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 26, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. D. Frazer, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 27, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. S. Frazer, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 27, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. H. Kelly, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull; grocer

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 27, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Isaac A. Veitch, St.




1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 27, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Richard Walsh, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 29, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: B. F. Binswanger, St.


druggist

1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 29, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Crawford and Wright, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 30, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. G. Bartlett, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 9 (2) May 30, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas Norris, St.


1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 4, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William M. Shepherd, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Granville G. Adkins

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: David Rowland Francis,

Jefferson City, Cole County to Alexander A. Lesueur,

Secretary of State; order commission for unnamed individual

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 6, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Archelaus Marius

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Edward Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 12, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Thomas J. Portis, St.

Louis; recommends David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 15, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Edward Hull;

National Editorial Association

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 17, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George Miller, Tarkio,

Atchison County; recommends Edward Hull

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) June 19, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Edward Hull, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; withdrawal of candidacy

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) July 10, 1891 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: J. B. Reynolds, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George Tolin

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Mont M. Crandall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Abe Furst



1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Alex Davis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Abe Furst

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: R. H. Fawcett, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends George Toline

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Y. N. Finch, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends George Tolin

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Abe Furst, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Elijah Gates, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Abe Furst or George Toline;

Granville G. Adkins

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 17,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John W. Stewart, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Abe Furst

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 21,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George Knapp, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Abe Furst; painter

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: M. J. Schwarz and Co.,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert F.

Rennick; cigars, tobacco

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) December 5,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. McConahy, Columbia,

Boone County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) December 7,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, Boone County

citizens, Columbia; recommends Jo Shelby Dysart

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) December 7,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. J. McQuitty,

Rocheport, Boone County; recommends his father

1B/1/4 3 (42) 10 (2) December 8,

1891

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. J. McQuitty,

Rocheport, Boone County to Lawrence Vest Stephens

(Lawrence Vest Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901),

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for aid in securing

appointment


Lebanon, Laclede County; recommends William A. Ryder

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) April 4, 1892 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: A. R. Jones, Lebanon,

Laclede County; withdrawal of name for consideration



1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: T. L. Rubey, Rolla,

Phelps County; recommends John A. Fitch, Laclede County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) September 7,

1892


Livingston County, Chillicothe; recommends Charles L.

Cooper

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) September 9,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Governor David Rowland

Francis to his private secretary, Jefferson City, Cole County;

inquiry whether resolution was passed by Chillicothe City

Council for the governor to appoint coal oil inspector;

handwritten note: W. R. Ryder appointed to position for

Livingston County, June 23, 1889

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) September 20,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: George J. Gove, Linn,

Osage County; support for Vaughn over Wyatt

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) October 17,

1892


Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends John E. Stone;

Standard Oil

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) October 17,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Stone,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; transmittal of petition

recommending his appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 9,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: petition, councilmen of

Warrensburg, Johnson County; requesting a coal oil inspector

for the city

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 9,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: John E. Stone,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; transmittal of petition by city

council

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 10,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Buxton Brown,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Charles D.

Middleton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 10,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William L. Embree,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; previous correspondence with

governor; previously signed petition for John E. Stone; better

candidate is Charles D. Middleton but would be happy with

either

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 10,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Turner C. Hornbuckle,


Middleton



1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 10,

1892


Warrensburg, Johnson County; request for delay until after

Hornbuckle’s meeting with the governor

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 10,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: H. H. Russell,


Middleton; haberdasher, hats, clothier

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 13,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. A. Morrow,


Middleton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 16,

1892


Warrensburg, Johnson County; city council has not passed an

ordinance regarding the appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 19

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William L. Embree,

Johnson County Collector, Warrensburg; recommends

Charles Middleton; Jack Middleton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 19,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: Robert H. Walker,

Springfield, Greene County to Lawrence Vest Stephens

(governor, 1897-1901), Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting Stephens meet with the governor

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 20,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: L. G. Fath, Springfield,

Greene County; requesting Governor Francis refuse to

reappoint E. A. Roberts

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) November 22,

1892

Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. Weaver,

Springfield, Greene County; against reappointment of E. A.

Roberts

1B/1/4 3 (42) 11 (3) 1892 Appointments—Coal Oil Inspector: William L. Embree,

Warrensburg, Johnson County to Turner C. Hornbuckle,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; status of the appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Thomas C. Brown,

Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment for

Missouri in Omaha, Nebraska

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Morrow Colley

Nashville, Tennessee; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri (note: typewriter ink has

bled into paper, almost illegible)



1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; notification that Ernst

Pohl and Henry N. Claiborne serve as commissioners of

deeds in Nashville, Tennessee

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) February 28,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: F. A. Campbell,

Denver, Colorado; appreciation for appointment; inquiry to

the fee for commission; includes message from Secretary of

State Alexander A. Lesueur requiring the collection of $7.50

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) July 22, 1889 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Theodore Clarkson,

New York, New York; requesting appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) July 26, 1889 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: F. L. Cramer,

Oklahoma City, Indian Territory; requests appointment for

commissioner residing in Indian Territory (Oklahoma)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) August 4, 1889 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Ben Bogy, St.

Louis; recommending F. L Cramer

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) September 14,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Francis Nohl, St.

Louis; requesting appointment as commissioner in New York

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) October 16,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Charles L. Johnson,

Denver, Colorado to G. F. Rinehart, Kansas City, Jackson

County; Rinehart needs recommendation from the governor

of Missouri before he can be appointed as commissioner of

deeds for Colorado

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) October 18,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: G. F. Rinehart,

Kansas City, Jackson County; transmittal of letter from

Governor Job Adams Cooper of Colorado; letter includes

handwritten memo by Governor Francis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) November 1,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Archibald A.

Austin, Kansas City, Jackson County; requesting certificate of

appointment by Missouri to serve as a commissioner of deeds

for Georgia; letter includes handwritten reply by the governor

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) December 12,

1889

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Guthrie Savage,

Flagstaff, Arizona; requesting certificate of appointment by

Missouri to serve as a commissioner of deeds for Arizona;

letter includes handwritten memo by the governor



1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) January 6, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Conrad Fauntleroy,

Seattle, Washington; requesting certificate of appointment by

governor of Missouri to serve as a commissioner of deeds for

Missouri in Washington

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) February 11,

1890

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Governor Elisha

Peyre Ferry, Seattle, Washington; recommends Conrad

Fauntleroy as commissioner of deeds for Missouri in

Washington

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) February 19,

1890

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: J. L. Van

Derwerker, Oklahoma City, Indian Territory; request for

appointment as commissioner of deeds for Missouri in

Oklahoma Territory

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) March 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: William J. Maharry,

Guthrie, Indian Territory; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Oklahoma; includes

endorsements from the residents and officials of Worth

County, Missouri

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) March 1, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: J. E. Jones,

Oklahoma City, Indian Territory; recommends J. L.

VanDerwerker as commissioner of deeds for Missouri in

Oklahoma Territory; includes handwritten note by the

governor ordering the commission be issued

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) March 21, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Talbot Stillman,

Fort Smith, Arkansas; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Arkansas

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) March 28, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Governor James

Philip Eagle, Little Rock, Arkansas; recommends Talbot

Stillman as commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Arkansas

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) April 10, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Joseph Stewart,

Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor Job Adams

Cooper, Denver, Colorado; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Colorado


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor Joseph Wilson

Fifer, Springfield, Illinois; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Illinois




Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor Alvin Peterson

Hovey, Indianapolis, Indiana; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Indiana


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor Horace Boies, Des

Moines, Iowa; request for appointment as commissioner of

deeds for Missouri in Iowa


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor John Quincy

Adams Brackett, Boston, Massachusetts; request for

appointment as commissioner of deeds for Missouri in

Massachusetts


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor David Bennett Hill,

Albany, New York; request for appointment as commissioner

of deeds for Missouri in New York


Kansas City, Jackson County; transmittal of applications for

appointments as commissioner to Ohio, Colorado, Indiana,

and New York


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor James Edwin

Campbell, Columbus, Ohio; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Ohio


Kansas City, Jackson County to Governor Lawrence Sullivan

Ross, Austin, Texas; request for appointment as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Texas

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) June 8, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Chancey H. Gage,

Saginaw, Michigan; recommends Charles C. Stevens as

commissioner of deeds for Missouri in Michigan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) June 8, 1890 Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: Charles O. Stevens,

Saginaw, Michigan; transmittal of his letter of

recommendation from Chancey H. Gage

1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) October 30,

1890

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: John W. Hodgkin,

St. Louis; request for appointment in St. Louis



1B/1/4 3 (42) 12 (4) November 1,

1890

Appointments—Commissioner of Deeds: J. W. Hodgkin, St.

Louis; requesting the governor’s signature on his commission

as commissioner of deeds for Texas

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: James M. Farmer,

Mountain Grove, Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: George K. Foote,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: petition, Democrats of

Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: petition, Republicans of

Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd; death of A. Pierce

Bruton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: petition, citizens of Wright

County; recommends James W. Forrest as Wright County

assessor

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: petitions (13), citizens of

Wright County; recommends John H. Benton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 13 (5) No date Appointments—County Assessor: petition, citizens of Wright

County; recommends James Forrest; death of A. Pierce

Bruton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: C. C. Thomas, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: unknown author; character

of T. J. Montgomery, Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: M. D. Gorman, Hartsville,

Wright County; transmittal of petition recommending James

Forrest

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: D. P. Leonard, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Matt Scanlon, Mountain

Grove, Wright County to Edward Silvey; requesting help in

convincing the governor to appoint William D. Spyres



1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: W. D. Spyres, Mountain

Grove, Wright County to W. E. Young, Jefferson City, Cole

County; requesting assistance to obtain appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: E. H. Stewart, Hartsville,

Wright County to F. M. Mansfield, Jefferson City, Cole

County; death of A. A. Pierce Bruton; requesting assistance to

appoint James Forrest for Wright County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: S. T. Talcott, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends William D. Spyres

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Peter R. Young, Hartsville,

Wright County; notification that the Republican fraternity will

submit a petition for James Forrest

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, citizens of Wright

County; recommends William D. Spyres; death of A. Pierce

Bruton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Clark Dooley, Houston,

Texas County; recommends A. J. Rudd for Wright County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: A. S. Forrester, Houston,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: S. W. Hubbard, Houston,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: T. J. Montgomerie,

Hartville, Wright County to F. M. Mansfield, Jefferson

City,Cole County; requests delay in appointment until people

signify their choice; his own qualifications; additional

applicants John H. Benton; James Forrest; Sylvanus Austin;

E. C. Steele

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Thomas F. Nicholas,

Houston, Texas County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: C. M. Ross, Houston,

Texas County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: A. J. Snelson, Houston,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: J. W. Allen, Mountain




1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: J. H. Cramer, Norwood,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: F. W. Duggan, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: John O. Hearn, Cabool,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: D. L. Henderson,

Norwood, Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Thomas R. Hughes,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: A. J. Rudd, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: James Archer, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: J. H. Benton, Hartville,

Wright County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: G. W. Freeman, Mansfield,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: D. L. Kerns, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: T. J. Mansfield, Mansfield,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: H. J. Smith, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: W. H. Wells, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends A. J. Rudd; flour mill

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Alex Barnett, Duncan,

Wright County to Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole

County; request for assistance to obtain appointment for

Wright County; includes handwritten note from Lesueur to

the governor recommending appointment



1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Congressman Richard

Parks Bland, Lebanon, Laclede County; recommends A. J.

Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: H. E. Conner, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: G. P. Evans, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Isaac Shelby, to Alexander

A. Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting

assistance to obtain the appointment of Alex Barnett

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: H. C. and E. J. Miller,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 9, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: F. M. Garner, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 9, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: O. H. Travers, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends A. J. Rudd

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 10, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, members of the R.

P. Bland Club of Mountain Grove, Wright County;

recommends John Benton (Congressman Richard Parks

Bland)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 10, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: H. E. Stiff, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 10, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: S. T. Talcott, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends W. D. Spyres

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 11, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: W. E. Young, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends W. D. Spyres

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 12, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: D. F. Gossley, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends John Benton for Wright

County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 12, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, Wright County

citizens; recommend W. D. Spyres; death of C. P. Bruton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 13, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: James Forrest, Hartville,

Wright County to F.M. Mansfield, Jefferson City, Cole

County; withdrawal of application for appointment



1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 13, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Will P. Raney, Mountain




1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 13, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, citizens of

Hartville, Wright County; previously recommended James

Forrest; T. J. Montgomerie a better choice for the county

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 15, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Representative D. F.

Gournley, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends John H.

Benton

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 16, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: H. C. Miller and E. J.

Miller, Mountain Grove, Wright County; recommends T. J.

Montgomerie

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 16, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: W. D. Spyres, Mountain


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) April 16, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: J. T. Wood, P.M., Boyer,

Wright County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) May 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, Democrats of


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) May 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: Charles R. Hughes,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) May 1, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: A. J. Rudd, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; transmittal of affidavit of his service

to the Democratic party in Wright County; Senator Mansfield

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) May 5, 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: W. E. Young, Mountain

Grove, Wright County; political drawbacks for appointing

either A. J. Rudd or T. J. Montgomerie

1B/1/4 3 (42) 14 (5) 1889 Appointments—County Assessor: petition, citizens of Wright

County; recommends W. D. Spyres as Wright County



1B/1/4 3 (42) 15 (6) May 21, 1889 Appointments—County Collector: Sampson Barker, Forsyth,

Taney County; request for consideration of anti bald knobber

appointment of Taney County collector; Samuel J. Williams,

Bald Knobbers

1B/1/4 3 (42) 15 (6) March 3, 1890 Appointments—County Collector: J. N. Mittelberger, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 15 (6) March 17, 1890 Appointments—County Collector: petition, citizens of St.

Charles, St. Charles County; recommends George C. Dyer

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) February 5,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: E. C. Hall, Plattsburg,

Clinton County; recommends Henry C. Hughes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 16 (6) February 5,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: petitions (36), citizens of

Clinton County, Plattsburg; recommend Charles E. Jones;

death of collector John M. Jones on February 3, 1891

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) February 6,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: Amos Carpenter, Clinton

County; recommends Berkley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) February 11,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: George R. Riley,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; vacancy in Clinton County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) February 23,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: J. G. Farmer, Monticello,

Lewis County to John M. Word, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommending the governor appoint a farmer

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) February 23,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: telegram, R. M. Wallace,

La Grange, Lewis County; requesting the governor take no

action in appointing a collector for Lewis County until

meeting with H. B. Garnett

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 21,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: A. B. Martindale,

Williamsville, Wayne County; transmittal of petitions

recommending John K. Lowrance; other candidates J. F.

Rhodes, Matthew L. Rhodes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 21,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: C. C. Mitchim,

Williamsville, Wayne County; editor of the Transcript

recommends John K. Lowrance

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 21,

1891


Wayne County, Williamsville; recommends John K.

Lowrance



1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 21,

1891


Wayne County; recommends John K. Lowrance

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891


Wayne County, recommends John Watson Imboden

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: J. Perry Johnson, Poplar

Bluff, Butler County; recommends John K. Lowrance

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: A.T. Lacey, Greenville,

Wayne County; recommends Matthew L. Rhodes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: Leo M. Pettit, Piedmont,

Wayne County; recommends John Watson Imboden

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: telegram, James Yancey,

Piedmont, Wayne County; requesting the governor delay

acting to appoint a collector from Wayne County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 22,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: petition, citizens of Wayne

County, Greenville; recommends Matthew L. Rhodes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 23,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: J. P. Sebastian, Patterson,

Wayne County; recommends John Watson Imboden

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 23,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: John F. Rhodes, St. Louis;

notification he will meet with the governor to discuss

appointment of Wayne County collector; includes reply

written by F. R. Walker stating the governor will not “start

home until tonight”

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 24,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: D. J. Allen, et al, St.

Louis; requesting the governor delay acting to appoint a

collector from Wayne County; also signed by Lee M. Pettit, J.

F. Hatton, and C. D. Yancey

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 24,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: J. F. Mitchim, St. Louis;

transmittal of letter from C. C. Mitchim recommending John

K. Lowrance as Wayne County collector; journalism in

Southeast Missouri, purchase of The Southeast Democrat at

Potosi, Washington County (note: typewriter ink has bled into

the paper, almost illegible)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 24,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: F. R. Newberry,

Fredericktown, Madison County; recommends John K.

Lowrance



1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 25,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: Telegram, D. J. Allen and

J. F. Hatton, St. Louis; endorse anyone recommended by Dr.

Pettit for Wayne County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) September 26,

1891

Appointments—County Collector: George W. Holladay,

Piedmont, Wayne County; transmittal of petitions

recommending John K. Lowrance

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) 1891 Appointments—County Collector: Memorandum, Porter and

Woodson, Plattsburg, Clinton County; facts pertaining to the

Jones case

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) 1891 Appointments—County Collector: Memorandum, Riley and

Herndon, Plattsburg, Clinton County; Missouri State Statutes

regarding the governor’s appointment power to fill the

vacancy in the Clinton County collectors office; death of John

H. Jones

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) 1891 Appointments—County Collector: petition, citizens of Wayne

County; recommends Matthew L. Rhodes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 17 (6) 1891 Appointments—County Collector: petitions (6), tax payers of

Wayne County, Greenville; recommends John K. Lowrance

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 28, 1889 Appointments—County Coroner: George C. Dyer, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; inability of Dyer to meet with

the governor until Friday

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 28, 1889 Appointments—County Coroner: W. A. Jones, Warrenton,

Warren County; transmittal of Warren County Court order,

vacancy; recommends Martin Cloonan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 28, 1889 Appointments—County Coroner: certified Warren County

Court order, vacancy in the office of Warren County coroner;

incumbent has left the county

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 28, 1889 Appointments—County Coroner: W. A. Jones, Warrenton,

Warren County to H. W. Johnson, Jefferson City, Cole

County; transmittal of documents recommending Martin

Cloonan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 30, 1889 Appointments—County Coroner: H. W. Johnson, Jonesburg,

Montgomery County; transmittal of papers recommending

Martin Cloonan



1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) May 6, 1890 Appointments—County Coroner: George C. Dyer, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; transmittal of letters inquiry to

the attorney general for legal opinion

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: E. S. Cave, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Dr. Clarence A. Rothwell for

Audrain County

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: C. F. Clark, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Clarence A. Rothwell for

Audrain County; harness racehorses

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: Charles Henry Hardin,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Clarence A. Rothwell

(Governor Charles Henry Hardin, 1875-1877)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: F. R. Jesse, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Clarence A. Rothwell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: Benjamin F. Johnson,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: W. H. Kennan, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Dr. Clarence A. Rothwell;

resignation of E. S. Cave

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: George Robertson, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Clarence A. Rothwell;

resignation of E. S. Cave

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: J. G. Trimble, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Dr. Clarence A. Rothwell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: Robert Morgan White,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 21, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: J. V. Williams, Mexico,

Audrain County; county court clerk recommends Clarence A.

Rothwell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) April 23, 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: G. Clay, Mexico, Audrain

County; recommends Clarence A. Rothwell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 18 (7) 1891 Appointments—County Coroner: petition, citizens of Audrain

County, Mexico; recommends Dr. Clarence A. Rothwell



1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: Hiram Doolin, Galt,

Grundy County; recommends J. M. Winters for Sullivan

County; Doolin family remembrances

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph Orville Shelby,

Bates County; political war for appointment to Bates County;

Radicals and Black Republicans; J. B. Shelby; recommends

James T. Williams

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, N. C. Yantis,

Marshall, Saline County to Add. C. Lewis, Jefferson City,

Cole County; sentiment favoring Lewis in Saltpond

Township, forwarding petitions to the governor

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (3), voters of

Bates County; recommend James T. Williams; death of

incumbent S. A. Douglas

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (3), citizens of

Saline County; recommend Jennie S. Sandidge, the widow of

Michael C. Sandidge; women in politics

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petition, residents of

Saline County; recommends C. Lewis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (5), citizens of

Saline County; death of incumbent Michael C. Sandidge;

recommend Richard F. Gaines

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens and

taxpayers of Sullivan County; recommends John

McClannahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 19 (8) No date Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens and

taxpayers of Sullivan County; recommends John C. Schnelle

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) January 2, 1889 Appointments—County Recorder: D. H. Leonard, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John V. Teasdale

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) January 7, 1889 Appointments—County Recorder: Thomas C. Brown, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John V. Teasdale

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) February 16,

1889

Appointments—County Recorder: Henry C. Bell, Potosi,

Washington County; recommends John V. Teasdale



1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) February 19,

1889

Appointments—County Recorder: Jasper N. Burks,

Farmington, St. Francois County; recommends John V.

Teasdale for Kansas City

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) July 31, 1889 Appointments—County Recorder: Daniel O’Connell Tracy,

St. Louis; request for appointment for St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) September 24,

1889

Appointments—County Recorder: G. W. Wear, St. Louis;

recommends D. W. Wear for St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) October 31,

1889

Appointments—County Recorder: John M. Wood, Jefferson

City, Cole County; legal opinion from the attorney general

regarding the expiration of term for the recorder of voters in

the city of St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 20 (8) December 20,

1889

Appointments—County Recorder: James Overton Broadhead,

St. Louis; opinion regarding the appointment of recorder of

voters for the city of St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 7, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: Sullivan County Court,

Milan; order separating the offices of circuit clerk and

recorder; certified by Reuben Payne, circuit clerk

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 8, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (6), citizens of

Sullivan County; recommends J. M. Winters to new position

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 8, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: J. M. Roberts, Pollock,

Sullivan County; recommends John C. Schnelle

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 10, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: E. E. Crumpacker, Milan,

Sullivan County; requesting appointment for her husband, D.

H. Crumpacker

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 10, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: T. A. White, Milan,

Sullivan County; previously recommended J. M. Winters;

personal request for appointment

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 12, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph C. Samuel,

Huntsville, Randolph County; request for appointment as

Randolph County recorder; includes handwritten legal

opinion by Missouri Attorney General John M. Wood that

one person can hold both the office of circuit clerk and county

recorder



1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 12, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: D. M. Wilson, Milan,

Sullivan County; requesting receiver of letter to speak with

the governor and ask for a delay in the appointment of the

Sullivan County recorder of deeds

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 14, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: M. Y. Buchanan and H.

Felps, Moberly, Randolph County; judges on the Randolph

County Court recommend J. C. Samuel

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 14, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: William Parsons, Green

Castle, Sullivan County; recommends John McClanahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 15, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: Hannibal Fox, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends John McClanahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 15, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: W. C. Hall, Huntsville,

Randolph County; recommends J. C. Samuel

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 15, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: James R. Powell, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends J. C. Samuel

1B/1/4 3 (42) 21 (9) March 15, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: W. T. Stephenson, New

York, New York; recommends John McClanahan as Sullivan

County recorder

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) March 21, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: John P. Butler, Milan,

Sullivan County; appointment by the governor of Samuels as

Sullivan County circuit clerk; recommends H. T. McClanahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) March 21, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: N. J. Winters, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends his brother J. M. Winters;

character of John McClanahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) March 22, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: John P. Butler, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends H. T. McClanahan; petitions

supporting John C. Schuelle, J. M. Winters and John

McClanahan

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) March 22, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: T. H. Jones and Jefferson

G. Hart, Unionville, Putnam County; gratitude for

appointments as representatives to the Interstate Cattlemen’s

Convention in Ft. Worth, Texas; recommends John C.

Schuelle for Sullivan County



1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) August 7, 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: J. H. Chandler, Kansas

City, Jackson County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends reappointment of John C.

Hope (note: Govenor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 4,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: official election returns of

Bates County, election held November 4, 1890

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Jokshan Freyman, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Charles S. Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Frank F. Rozzelle, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 14,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Thomas Morrow, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 15,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: L. C. Krauthoff, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 17,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: E. L. Martin, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Charles S. Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 21,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Hinton Henry Noland,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Charles S.

Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 21,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: R. F. Stevenson, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 21,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. C. Wells, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 22,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: L. W. Byram, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 22,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. S. Chick, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 22,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: O. H. Dean, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 25,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. H. Kinley, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 26,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: H. L. Nicol, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Henry D. Barton, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Charles A. Hibbard,


Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: S. M. Lane, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: S. C. Little, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: F. Emrich and J.

Newhouse, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Charles S. Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: T. H. McNeil, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph D. Sutton, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Frank Titus, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. E. Vincil, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 28,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: H. C. Garth, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. H. Carrol, Unionville,

Putnam County; recommends Charles S. Owsley as Jackson

County recorder

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. W. Cowen, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: George W. Goldman,


Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: R. R. Kreeger, Kansas




1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Thyge Logard, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: M. J. Payne, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Eugene Pearson, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: T. J. Thornhill, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John L. Wheeler, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 22 (9) November 29,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: A. H. Cline, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Bernard Corrigan, Austin,

Texas; recommends Charles S. Owsley in Kansas City

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: petition, Jackson County

office holders, Kansas City, Jackson County; protest against

the appointment of John C. Hope; Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse, Governor John Sappington Marmaduke

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: A. A. Freyman, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. M. Jones, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: R. L. Mason, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 1,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Edward W. Taylor, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 2,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. H. Bauerlein, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 2,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: H. B. Carswell, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 2,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: R. J. Hawkins, Kansas




1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 2,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: T. J. Seehorn, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 3,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. D. McLeod, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 4,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: A. M. Allen, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 4,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: A. L. Charles, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 4,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: James S. Chase, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 4,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: George W. Warder,

Kansas City, Jackson County toCharles Cicero Rainwater, St.

Louis; solicitation of support to persuade the governor to

appoint F. W. Fleming

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 5,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Frank Muehlschuster,


Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 5,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Daniel B. Henderson and

G. Harrison Smith, Kansas City, Jackson County;

recommending Charles S. Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 5,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Andrew L. Fulton, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Warwick Hough, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Frederick Howard, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John W. Polk, Kansas

City, Jackson County; John Sappington Marmaduke’s

appointment of John C. Hope for Kansas City; Joseph Orville

Shelby

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John D. Tinner, St. Louis;

recommends Campbell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. W. Wilson, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell for St. Louis; Ed Butler



1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 6,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. W. Wilson, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for St. Louis; also

signed by E. F. Williams and W. A. Hargendrine

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Shannon C. Douglass,


Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Rufus M. Eades, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: L. Knight, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: A. R. Lyon, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John I. Martin, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell for St. Louis

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder:Charles Cicero Rainwater,

St. Louis; recommending F. W. Fleming; transmittal of letter

from George W. Warder

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 9,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Byron Sherry, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 10,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. J. Hollis, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 10,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: F. G. Johnson, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Charles S. Owsley;

Owsley’s presidency of the Young Men’s Democrat Club

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 10,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Henry J. Latshaw Jr.,


Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 11,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. H. Brown, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 11,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: E. T. Collins, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Fred W. Fleming; Radical

Republicans

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 11,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Felix L. LaForge, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends H. H. Crittenden



1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 11,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: W. C. Scarritt, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 11,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John Sullivan and G. F.

Ballingal, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Fred

W. Fleming

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 12,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: M. A. Fyke, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 12,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: J. E. Guinotte, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 12,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: D. Phelan, St. Louis;

recommends Michael H. Phelan for St. Louis; Irish

Americans in politics

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 12,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Frank F. Rozzelle, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Charles S. Owsley; Fred

W. Fleming; Henry Stonestreet; Hilton Henry Noland; Irish

political presence in Kansas City

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 12,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Leander J. Talbott, Kansas


1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: M. H. Crawford and R. W.

Tureman, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommend Charles

S. Owsley

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John F. Eaton, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Charles S. Owsley; note

of concurrence from L. E. Irwin

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John J. Granfield, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Fred W. Fleming; 3rd

Missouri, National Guard

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: B. F. Jones, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends John C. Hope or Fred W.

Fleming

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 13,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: E. F. Pierce, Kansas City,




1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 17,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: E. J. O’Connor, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for St. Louis; also

signed by Dan Abe, George Burnett, M. L. Holman, Richard

Klemm, and M. Murphy

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 20,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: John J. McPherson,


Owsley; molasses industry

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 22,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: Thomas P. Lulkin, St.

Louis; recommends James G. Carlisle; politics in Missouri,

Republicans

1B/1/4 3 (42) 23 (9) December 27,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: James F. Birch, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell; David Pittman Rowland

1B/1/4 3 (42) 24 (9) 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: John W. O’Connell, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell

1B/1/4 3 (42) 24 (9) 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens of Saline

County; recommends Lee Hughes

1B/1/4 3 (42) 24 (10) 1890 Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (10), Democratic

voters of Saline County; recommend Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) August 30,

1890

Appointments—County Recorder: official results of

Democratic Party primary election in Bates County

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) April 11, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Manly J. Brecoper,

Marshall, Saline County to John L. Morrison, Jefferson City,

Cole County; Michael C. Sandidge gravely ill; recommends J.

W. Sparks

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (8) May 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: W. L. Hancock, Marshall,

Saline County to David A. Hancock; consideration to appoint

a relative to Saline County

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. M. Allee, Nelson, Saline

County to R. F. Walker, Jefferson City, Cole County; request

for information about the governor’s appointment for Saline

County; recommends W. E. McMahon

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: W. H. Godlove, Sweet

Springs, Saline County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Telegram, John R. Hall

and Leslie Orear, location unknown; please delay

appointment of county recorder until Monday

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Lee Hughes, Marshall,

Saline County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Charles E. Leonard,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends McMahan

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. J. McMahan, Marshall,

Saline County; death of Micahel C. Sandidge; requesting

delay appointing the Saline County recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. J. McMahan, Marshall,

Saline County to William E. Mc Mahan; promise to support

Judge John W. Spark, candidate for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: William E. McMahan,

Nelson, Saline County to Lon. V. Stephens, Jefferson City,

Cole County; death of Michael C. Sandidige; request for help

in securing appointment (note: Lawrence Vest Stephens,

governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, William E. Mc

Mahan, Nelson, Saline County to Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Jefferson City, Cole County; scheduled meeting with

Stephens (note: Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-

1901)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W.E. McMahan,

Nelson, Saline County to Lon. V. Stephens, Jefferson City,

Cole County; request for help in securing appointment (note:

Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder:Charles Cicero Rainwater,

St. Louis; recommends Addison C. Lewis of Marshall as

Saline County recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Van Court Yantis,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends Addison C. Lewis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 1, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Saline County

Officials, Marshall, Saline County; requesting the governor





County; recommends William E. Mc Mahan

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: A. G. Bailey, Malta Bend,

Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: C. W. Banks, Blackburn,

Saline County to E. S. Hernden; requesting aid in securing

appointment for Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: C. W. Banks and H. C.

Spencer, Blackburn, Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Robert T. Brightwell,

Slater, Saline County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Syd B. Burks, Slater,

Saline County to Ed. T. Orear, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Y. N. Edwards, Slater,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: P. H. Franklin, Marshall,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: W. R. Gist, Marshall,

Saline County to Edward T. Orear, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Reub Davis; politics in Saline County;

death of Michael C. Sandidge; Thomas Theodore Crittenden

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Henry H. Harris, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends John Bryant

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Thomas R. E. Harvey,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends Addison C. Lewis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. C. Horne, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends R. F. Gaines or David A.

Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Lee Hughes, Marshall,

Saline County to Ed, surname, location unknown; seeks

appointment; death of Michael C. Sandidge



1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. P. Huston, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes; Michael C.

Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: William Barclay Napton,

Jr., Marshall, Saline County; recommends E. D. Montague

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, William E.

Parrish, Marshall, Saline County; delegation is traveling to

meet with the governor on May 5 regarding the appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: T. W. Russell,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends William E.

McMahan for Saline County

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: T. W. Russell,

Independence, Jackson County to Lawrence Vest Stephens;

support for William E. McMahan (Lawrence Vest Stephens,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens of Saline

County; recommends Lee Hughes


County; Marshall; recommends Edward D. Montaque

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (2), citizens of

Saline County, Nelson; recommends William E. Mc Mahan

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 2, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (3), citizens of

Saline County, Marshall; recommends John W. Sparks

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. R. Brown, Malta Bend,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph G. Dill, Mount

Leonard, Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: William E. Mc Mahan,

Nelson, Saline County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson

City, Cole County; Michael C. Sandidge (note: Lawrence

Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: P. B. Stratton Jr.,

Democrat-News Marshall, Saline County to Ed; recommends

David A. Hancock



1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. E. L. Smith, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends John V. Bryant

1B/1/4 4 (42) 1 (10) May 3, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: T. C. Rainey and Robert J.

McMahan, Marshall, Saline County to Lawrence Vest

Stephens; recommends William E. McMahan (note:

Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor 1897-1901)


County opposed to the appointment of all applicants for the

position of Saline County recorder; death of Michael C.

Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Charles Banks,

Mount Leonard, Saline County; recommends David A.

Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Logan B.

Chappell, Mount Leonard, Saline County; recommends David

A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. C. Cordell, Marshall,

Saline County to Ed; death of Michael C. Sandidge;

recommends E. D. Montague; county politics

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. G. Dill, Mount

Leonard, Saline County; David A. Hancock not considered a

true Democrat

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: A. R. Edmonds, Miami,

Saline County; transmittal of petition recommending Mrs.

Jennie S. Sandidge, widow of the late recorder, Michael C.

Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. R. Edwards, Slater,

Saline County; recommends Whit Williams; Howard County,

Cooper County

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Jerome D.

Eubanks, et al, Slater, Saline County; requesting the governor


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph W. Field, Slater,

Saline County; death of Michael C. Sandidge; recommends

Robert T. Brightwell



1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Joseph W. Field, Slater,

Saline County; death of Michael C. Sandidge; recommends

Robert T. Brightwell, provides qualifications

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: W. R. Gist, Marshall,

Saline County to Edward T. Orear, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Reub Davis; Michael C. Sandidge;

women in politics

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: L. J. Hammer, Miami,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. L. Hancock,

Mount Leonard, Saline County to David A. Hancock;

political fight for appointment as Saline County recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. L. Harvey, Slater,

Saline County; recommends Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: T. J. Hawkins, New

Frankfort, Howard; recommends Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: E .S. Herider, Slater,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. W. Heskell, Malta Bend,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: W. Cliff Kapp, Slater,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: L. Leonard, Mount

Leonard, Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. Morrison, Slater, Saline

County to John L. Morrison, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting support for Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: William E. Parrish,

Marshall, Saline County; inquiry whether the governor would

consider appointing a female as Saline County recorder;

includes a handwritten note by Governor Francis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Alfred T. Rector,

Marshall, Saline County; burial of Michael C. Sandidge; no

action taken on appointment of Lee Hughes



1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: John A. Rich, Slater,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. J. Robertson,

Mount Leonard, Saline County; recommends David A.

Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. Gaines Robertson,

Marshall, Saline County to John, surname and location

unknown; death of Michael C. Sandidge; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: R. Gaines Robertson,

Marshall, Saline County; request for help in obtaining

appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Jennie S. Sandidge,

Marshall, Saline County; request for appointment, widow of

incumbent Michael C. Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Sparks Brothers, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: John W. Sparks, Marshall,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Conner Starts, Slater,

Saline County; recommends death of Michael C. Sandidge;

Robert T. Brightwell

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. T. Wettack, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: C. Whit. Williams,

Gilliam, Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes; Gilliam

(Mo.) Prairie Bee

1B/1/4 4 (42) 2 (10) May 4, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, voters of Saline

County; recommends Addison C. Lewis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, M. N.

Alexander, Marshall, Saline County; recommends R. F.

Gaines


County; recommends R. F. Gaines; J. L. Woodbridge; Hugh

Allen; H. Y. Gephart



1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: P. C. Armentrout,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends John W. Bryant

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. Barbee,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends R. A. Gaines

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Bernard and

Company, Marshall, Saline County; recommends R. F.

Gaines

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Sam M. Brown,

Slater, Saline County; transmittal of petition to the governor

recommending Jennie Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, R. Davis,

Marshall, Saline County to John G. Miller; inquiry to what he

should do with a petition favoring the appointment Mrs.

Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. G. Dell, Mount Leonard,

Saline County; recommends Lee Hughes; David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Theodore Fields,

et al, Blackburn, Saline County; recommends David A.

Hancock; also signed by W. L. Helat and H. V. Spencer

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Theodore Fields,

et al, Blackburn, Saline County; recommends David a.

Hancock; also signed by H. C. Spinner and W. L. Abelat (sic)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Henry S. Harris, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends R. F. Gaines

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Henry S. Harris,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends R. F. Gaines

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, A. J. Haynes,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, C. W. Herndon,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. S. Huston,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock



1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, A. Leonard,

Marshall, Saline County to E. T. Orear; requesting support for

appointment of David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, A. Leonard,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, B. F. McClure,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends R. F. Gaines or John

W. Sparks

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: William E. Parrish,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends John W. Bryant

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, D. B. Ruff,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: E. B. Ruff and George W.

Sanders, Marshall, Saline County; recommends David A.

Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: L. W. Scott, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Addison C. Lewis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. A. Smith,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. H. Sprague,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, John R. Stoll,

Marshall, Saline County; transmittal of petitions

recommending Jennie S. Sandidge

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, George W.

Stondord, Marshall, Saline County; recommends David A.

Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Sturgeon and

Shepherd, Marshall, Saline County; recommend R. F. Gaines

1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. N. Wagner,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. N. Wagner,




1B/1/4 4 (42) 3 (8) May 5, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: J. C. Wilson, Sweet

Springs, Saline County; recommends E. A. Hancock


County; death of Michael C. Sandidge, recommends Jennie S.

Sandidge


County; recommends John W. Sparks

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegrams (2), John

Duncan, et al, Blackburn, Saline County; recommends David

A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. P. Dickson,

Marshall, Saline County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Ben W. Small, et

al, Blackburn, Missouri; recommend David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, P. B. Strathon,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, S. T. Tuttle,

Blackburn, Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: George E. Walker, St.

Louis; recommends William E. McMahan as Saline County

recorder of deeds

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, L. F. Walker, et

al, Blackburn, Saline County; recommends David A. Hancock

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) May 6, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, voters of Saline

County; recommends Addison C. Lewis

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) May 7, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Jerome D. Eubanks and

Robert T. Brightwell, et al, Slater, Saline County; since

Brightwell wasn’t appointed, okay with Allen

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) May 7, 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Jerome D. Eubanks, et al,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Robert T.

Brightwell


County; recommends Jennie S. Sandidge



1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) December 20,

1891

Appointments—County Recorder: Ed Biggs, Bowling Green,

Pike County; petition for Mr. Reed’s successor

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Hiram Doolin;

recommends J. M. Winters as Sullivan County recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (8) 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: Jerome D. Eubanks,

Dallas, Texas; recommends Robert Brightmen as Saline

County recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 4 (10) 1891 Appointments—County Recorder: L. W. Scott, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Addison C. Lewis; Joseph O.

Shelby

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 28, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: N. A. Wade, Butler, Bates

County; recommends J. C. Martin as Bates County recorder;

lack of support for Julia Douglas, the widow of late recorder

S. A. Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 29, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. C. Clark, Butler, Bates

County; urging the governor to ignore General Joseph Orville

Shelby’s recommendation to appoint the widow of Bates

County Recorder S. A. Douglas to the office of Recorder;

women in politics

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, G. W. Clandy,

Butler, Bates County to J. L. Roci; Clint Tilling had telegram

from governor, Martin will be appointed

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, W. P. Coleman,

Rich Hill, Bates County; inquiry whether the governor will be

home tomorrow

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. E. Dowell, Adrian,

Bates County; recommends J. W. Duncan

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: John W. Jamison, Rich

Hill, Bates County; death of recorder S. A. Douglas;

recommends J. C. Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: C. L. Mills, Adrian, Bates

County; death of recorder S. A. Douglass; recommends John

W. Duncan

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. C. Reavis, Butler, Bates

County; death of recorder S. A. Douglas; request for

appointment



1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Joseph Boswell

Shelby, Butler, Bates County; requesting the governor to

delay appointment

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, Joseph Orville

Shelby, Adrian, Bates County; requesting the governor to

delay action until Shelby’s arrival

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: C. R. Walters, Rich Hill,

Bates County; recommends J. C. Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: F. J. Wiseman, Rich Hill,

Bates County; death of recorder S. A. Douglas; recommends

J. C. Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 30, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: petitions (2), Democrats

and citizens of Bates County, Butler; recommends J. C.

Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: W. H. Duncan, Butler,

Bates County; recommends James Williams

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, T. N. Lisle,

Butler, Bates County; approval of the appointment of J. C.

Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. H. Norton, Butler, Bates

County; recommends the widow, Julia Douglas, of Bates

County recorder S. A. Douglas to the office of recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. H. Norton,

Butler, Bates County; recommends Julia Douglas, widow of

Bates County recorder S. A. Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: telegram, J. L. Pace,

Butler, Bates County to C. Tillery; rumor that the governor

has refused to appoint J. C. Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: T. W. Silvers, Butler,

Bates County; recommends James Williams; S. A. Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: N. A. Wade, Butler, Bates

County to Joseph Orville Shelby, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends James Williams



1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: Telegram, N. A. Wade,

Butler, Bates County; telegram to Lisle and Walton gave

almost universal approval

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) May 31, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens of Butler,

Bates County; recommends J. C. Martin; death of S. A.

Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 1, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: L. R. Allen, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends J. W. Duncan as Bates County

recorder

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 1, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: P. C. Fulkerson, Butler,

Bates County; recommends James T. Williams

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 1, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: John B. Newberry, Spruce

Township, Bates County; recommends James T. Williams

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 1, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: R. G. Simmons, Butler,

Bates County; recommends Julia Douglas, widow of late

recorder S. A. Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 2, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: Alex Brewington, Butler,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 2, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: William E. Walton, Butler,

Bates County; if J. C. Martin not appointed then recommends

James T. Williams

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 2, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: W. A. Williams, Hume,

Bates County to Joseph Orville Shelby, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Jimmie Williams (James T. Williams)

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 3, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. N. Bradley, Papinville,

Bates County to James T. Williams, Butler, Bates County;

inability to support Williams’ appointment as he already

supports J. C. Martin

1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 3, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: J. M. Courtney, Butler,


1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 3, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: Silas W. Dooley, Rich

Hill, Bates County to Joseph Orville Shelby, Jefferson City,

Cole County; political aspirations in Bates County;

recommendation of J. C.Martin; ppointment of delegates to

national convention; Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse



1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) June 4, 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens of Bates

County; recommends Julia Douglas, widow of the late


1B/1/4 4 (42) 5 (11) 1892 Appointments—County Recorder: petition, citizens of Bates

County; recommends Julia Douglas, widow of the late


1B/1/4 4 (42) 6 (7) April 22, 1891 Appointments—County Surveyor: Franklin Houston, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John W. Conner

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) February 12,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

Crawford County; recommends Edward Marsh

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) May 8, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

Scotland County, Memphis; recommends J. R. Johnston;

includes note from Johnston requesting position


Scotland County, Memphis; recommends William R. Moore


Scotland County, Memphis; recommends J. R. Johnston

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) May 12, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: J. P. Blanton,

Memphis, Scotland County; recommends W. R. Moore

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) May 12, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: John R. Grave,

Memphis, Scotland County; recommends John E. Monroe

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) May 12, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: Horace P. Tate, La

Grange, Lewis County; recommends J. R. Johnston for

Scotland County


Memphis, Scotland County; recommends J. R. Johnston

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 14, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: Robert A. Austin,

Carrollton, Carroll County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 15, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: Job G. McVeigh,

Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends Robert A. Austin

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 16, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

Carroll County, Carrollton; recommends Robert A. Austin



1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 21, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: F. M. Vance,

Farmington, St. Francois County; request for appointment as

county school commissioner

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 22, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: W. E. Coleman,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends F. M. Vance for

Ste. Genevieve County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) July 24, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: J. W. Sebree,

Carrollton, Carroll County; resignation of W. D. Dobson;

recommends Robert A. Austin, man of great character

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 3, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, Johnson

County teachers, taxpayers, and citizens of Warrensburg;

recommends Arthur A. Hobbs

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 6, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, Johnson

County teachers, taxpayers, and citizens of Warrensburg;

recommends Arthur A. Hobbs

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 8, 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: W. C. Fisher,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; transmittal of petitions (4)

recommending Arthur A. Hobbs for Johnson County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 11,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: John L. Thomas,

Greenville, Wayne County; recommends J. B. Scott for

Jefferson County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 15,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: John B. Scott,

DeSoto, Jefferson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 22,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: John W. Burks,

Humansville, Polk County; recommends James R. Lightfoot

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 25,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: George T. Crutcher,

Paris, Monroe County; transmittal of (19) petitions


1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 25,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: J. T. Morris,


1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 26,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: A. W. Alexander,

Paris, Monroe County; recommends George T. Crutcher

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) August 27,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: George N. Ratliff,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends Thomas J. Terrill



1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) September 2,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: T. J. Terril, Moberly,


1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) November 17,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: J. C. Brown,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends George Zimmerman;

resignation of Mr. Dickey

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) December 26,

1890

Appointments—School Commissioner: Augustus R. Jones,

Lebanon, Laclede County; request for appointment; includes

two supporting petitions

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) December 26,

1890


Laclede County; resignation of Thomas L. Rubey;

recommends Augustus R. Jones

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petitions (19), citizens

of Monroe County; recommend George T. Crutcher;

resignation of J. T. Vaughn (note: Crutcher was offered the

position but declines)

1B/1/4 4 (43) 7 (1) 1890 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

Stone County; recommends Otis F. Douglas

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) February 27,

1891


Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris for Taney County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) March 8, 1891 Appointments—School Commissioner: petitions (3), citizens

of Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) March 8, 1891 Appointments—School Commissioner: W. G. Corman,

Forsyth, Taney County; recommends R. C. Grove

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 2,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: A. W. Duff, Osceola,

St. Clair County; request for appointment for St. Clair County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 2,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: George L. Mann,

Osceola, St. Clair County; recommends A. W. Duff

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 3,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: W. T. Carrington,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends A. W. Duff for St.

Clair County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 5,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: A. W. Duff, Osceola,

St. Clair County; requesting the governor to place his

application on file until the incumbent resigns; includes

newspaper clipping



1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 6,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: G. T. Dunn, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends A. W. Duff for St. Clair County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 6,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: T. D. Williams,

Osceola, St. Clair County; Matlock’s decision to remain in the

position of St. Clair County School Commissioner until

county residents can select another candidate; A. W. Duff

1B/1/4 4 (43) 8 (1) November 7,

1891

Appointments—School Commissioner: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends A. W. Duff for St. Clair County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

St. Clair County: recommends A. W. Duff

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 2, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: C. L. Mowder,

Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends Emma Encil for

Caldwell County; The Breckenridge Bulletin

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 6, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: Charles F. Stratten,

Kidder, Caldwell County; recommends J. F. Kennedy

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 7, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: Matt Gresmley,

Kingston, Caldwell County; recommends William R. Spicer

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 7, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: J. T. Kenower,

Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends J. F. Kennedy

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 7, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: Harden Steele,


1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 7, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: William A. Wood,


1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 8, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, Caldwell

County officials, Kingston; recommends J. F. Kennedy

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 9, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: F. M. Kern and

William H. B. Carter, Polo, Caldwell County; transmittal of

petition recommending William R. Spicer

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 9, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, Caldwell

County citizens; resignation of C. F. Trotter; recommends

William R. Spicer

1B/1/4 4 (43) 9 (1) January 11,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: W. C. Holman, Polo,

Caldwell County; recommends William R. Spicer; resignation

of C. F. Trotter



1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 6,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: James C. Johnson,

Bradleyville, Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris for

Taney County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 9,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Sampsen Barker,

Forsyth, Taney County; withhold appointment to the position

of Taney County school commissioner

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 10,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to Thomas A. Layton,

Kirbyville, Taney County; resignation of James E. Minor;

inquiry to R. E. Morris’s political views

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 10,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: W. J. Lawrence,

Bradleyville, Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 12,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Thomas A. Layton,

Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 14,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: R. C. Grove, Taney

City, Taney County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 15,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Sampsen Barker,

Forsyth, Taney County; refusal to support R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 15,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: C. C. Brown, Forsyth,

Taney County; requesting the governor appoint a Democrat

rather than R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 17,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: James Elinor,

Kirbyville, Taney County; recommends Andrew Brown

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 18,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: J. M. Haworth,

Forsyth, Taney County; recommends Andrew Brown

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 22,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: W. J. Lawrence,

Bradleyville, Taney County; requesting the governor to

withhold the appointment

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 23,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Andrew Brown,

Mincy, Taney County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 23,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Thomas L. Fitch,

Bradleyville, Taney County; requesting the governor refuse to

appoint Morris



1B/1/4 4 (43) 10 (1) February 23,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: Thomas A. Layton,

Forsyth, Taney County; recommends Andrew Brown

1B/1/4 4 (43) 11 (1) March 1, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: K. L. Burdell Jr.,

Bradleyville, Taney County; recommends R.E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 11 (1) March 2, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: R. E. Morris,

Bradleyville, Taney County; transmittal of petitions

supporting Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 11 (1) March 9, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petitions (2), Taney

County citizens; resignation of James E. Minor; recommend

R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 11 (1) March 14, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: W. T. Carrington,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends R. E. Morris to

Taney County

1B/1/4 4 (43) 11 (1) March 28, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, citizens of

Ava, Taney County; recommends R. E. Morris

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) July 25, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: D. G. McConnell,

Holden, Johnson County; recommends J. C. Ryan as Johnson

County school commissioner

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 4, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: James Cochran,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends C. H. Hitchborn

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 4, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, teachers of

Johnson County State School, Warrensburg; recommends C.

H. Hitchborn

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 5, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, teachers and

taxpayers of Johnson County, Warrensburg; recommends

Arthur A. Hobbs as Johnson County school commissioner

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 6, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: petition, teachers and

taxpayers of Johnson County, Centre View; recommend

Arthur A. Hobbs

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 8, 1892 Appointments—School Commissioner: W. C. Fisher,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; transmittal of petition

supporting Arthur A. Hobbs; resignation of A. A. Dodd

1B/1/4 4 (43) 12 (1) August 10,

1892

Appointments—School Commissioner: John M. Kinyoun,

Centre View, Johnson County; recommends Arthur A. Hobbs




of Taney County, Bradleyville; resignation of James E.

Minor; recommends R. E. Morris


Taney County, Brown Branch; resignation of James E. Minor;

recommends R. E. Morris


Taney County, Hercules; resignation of James E. Minor;



Taney County, Kirbyville; recommend R. E. Morris;

resignation of James E. Minor


Taney County, Kissee’s Mill; resignation of James E. Minor;



of Taney County, Protem; resignation of James E. Minor;



Taney County, Swan; resignation of James E. Minor;



Taney County, Taney City; resignation of James E. Minor;



Taney County, Tidwell; resignation of James E. Minor;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 2 December 9,

1889

Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Moniteau

County, California; recommends Henry H. Simpson for

Moniteau County; resignation of R. L. C. Miller

1B/1/4 5 (43) 2 December 18,

1889

Appointments—Surveyor: N. J. Robertson, California,

Moniteau County; transmittal, from the judge of the county

court, of petition recommending an unnamed appointee

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: C. P. Ellerbe, St. Louis;

recommends Berkley E. Johnson as St. Louis County

surveyor and road commissioner



1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: S. W. Fordyce, St. Louis;

recommends John C. Kelton for St. Louis County; brother of

U.S. Adjutant General

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: Henry T. Kent, St. Louis;

recommends Berkley E. Johnson; Kirkwood, St. Louis

County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: John H. Lippelmann, St. Louis;

recommends a resident from Kirkwood for the position; death

of Julius Rupp

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: Charles Castellon, Florissant, St.

Louis County; recommends Berkley E. Johnson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: J. E. Hereford, St. Louis;

recommends Berkley E. Johnson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: Berkley E. Johnson, Kirkwood, St.

Louis County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: William J. Mitchell, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: J. Pitman, Kirkwood, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 3 (2) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Surveyor: D. M. Covie, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 4 (2) March 14, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: George E. Catterlin, Butler, Bates

County; request for appointment as Bates County surveyor;

Governor Marmaduke; campaign of 1890

1B/1/4 5 (43) 4 (2) March 14, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Waller W. Graves, Butler, Bates

County; recommends George E. Catterlin

1B/1/4 5 (43) 4 (2) March 14, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: John C. Hayes, Butler, Bates

County; recommends George E. Catterlin

1B/1/4 5 (43) 4 (2) March 16, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. W. Bradley, Papinville, Bates

County; recommends George Catterlin; former surveyor

Haggard and his family joining the Union Labor Party

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, August T. Fleischmann,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor



1B/1/4 5 (43) 2 April 12, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, J. West Goodwin,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: John N. Dalby, Sedalia, Pettis

County; requesting the governor to appoint a mechanical

engineer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Franklin Houston, Sedalia, Pettis

County; request for a delay in appointing the surveyor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: R. A. Slaid, Sedalia, Pettis County;

recommends John W. Connors; death of incumbent James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Mont Carnes, Sedalia, Pettis

County; request for a delay in appointing the surveyor; J. D.

Connor is a citizen of Jackson County


County; recommends Thomas O. Stanley


County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: George P. B. Jackson, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: John Montgomery, Jr., Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor; death of James

C. Johnson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Pettis County,

Sedalia; recommends Thomas O. Stanley; death of James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: D. T. Chaney, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: sworn affidavit of John W.

Connor, Sedalia, Pettis County; Missouri resident from 1873

to 1887; lived in California from 1887 to 1891; returned to

Sedalia, Missouri in 1891; certified by John D. Crawford,

notary public



1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: A. P. Morey, Sedalia, Pettis




1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: E. C. Evans, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Thomas Stanley

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: sworn affidavit, Charles Gibson,

Sedalia, Pettis County; John W. Connor attempts to purchase

house in Pettis County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: sworn affidavit, John W.

Hartshorn, Sedalia, Pettis County; residency of John W.

Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: sworn affidavit, Franklin Houston,

Sedalia, Pettis County; John W. Connor attempts to purchase

house in Pettis County, former resident who is trying to move

back

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: sworn affidavit, A. P. Morey,

Sedalia, Pettis County; John W. Connor making every attempt

to move family to Pettis County; sworn before Franklin

Houston, notary public

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: James M. Offield, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Charles E. Yeater, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, Sedalia, Pettis County;

protest of appointment of John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. A. Bowers, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Sedalia, Pettis County to Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends John W. Connor

(Governor Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: W. F. Tuttle, Sedalia, Pettis

County; opposition to the appointment of John W. Connor

and support for the appointment of Slaven



1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. R. Barrett, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, R. S. Gentry, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. S. Hughes, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends John Slaven

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, George F. Longan,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. H. Pilkington, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. H. Pilkington, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommending the Democratic Party of Pettis County

select the next surveyor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, W. D. Steele, Sedalia,

Pettis County; requesting the governor postpone appointing

the surveyor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, Charles E. Yeater,

Sedalia, Pettis County; requesting the governor postpone

appointing the surveyor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 5 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: N. H. Evans, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: John Cashman, Sedalia, Pettis

County; city attorney recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, E. G. Cassidy, Sedalia,

Pettis County; protest appointment of John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Charles Gibson, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: J. West Goodwin, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Franklin Houston, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommending the governor meet with John Slover

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Peter Kuhn, Sedalia, Pettis




1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 3, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: R. P. Archer, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommending the governor refuse to appoint John

W. Connor; requests governor attend the Blue-Gray

Encampment over July 3rd

and 4th

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 3, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Franklin Houston, Sedalia, Pettis


1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 3, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Pettis County;

recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 4, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: C. W. Fristoe, Longwood

Township, Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 5, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 5, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: W. J. Manker, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Stanley

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) May 6, 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, George F. Lorgan,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommendation undecided

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, B. W. Connor, Sedalia,

Pettis County to Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor,

1897-1901); request for support

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, August T. Fleischmann,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: telegram, R. T. Gentry, Hot

Springs, Arkansas; supports John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Clinton

County; recommends David H. Lindsay; death of Andrew J.

Everly

1B/1/4 5 (43) 6 (2) 1891 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Pettis County,

recommends John W. Connor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) February 9,

1892

Appointments—Surveyor: D. H. Lindsay, Plattsburg, Clinton

County; request for appointment for Clinton County, death of

Andrew J. Everly

1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) February 15,

1892

Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Clinton

County, Plattsburg; recommends David H. Lindsay; death of

Andrew J. Everly



1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) February 18,

1892

Appointments—Surveyor: David H. Lindsay, Lathrop,

Clinton County to Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole

County; request for assistance to obtain position in Clinton

County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) September 26,

1892

Appointments—Surveyor: John McDaniel, et al, Osage

County; recommends John C. Vaughan for Osage County;

also signed by George J. Gore, William S. Bronson and J.

Rhey McCord

1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) 1892 Appointments—Surveyor: petition, citizens of Moniteau

County; recommends Henry H. Simpson; resignation of

incumbent, R. L. C. Miller

1B/1/4 5 (43) 7 (2) 1892 Appointments—Surveyor: Edward W. Turner, Jefferson City,

Cole County; transmittal of papers regarding the appointment

of Henry C. Ransdell for Clinton County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 8 (3) No date Appointments—Treasurer: T. B. Morrow and W. Hunt,

Warsaw, Benton County to Christian H. Behrens, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends John Davison for Dallas

County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 8 (3) No date Appointments—Treasurer: telegram, L. G. McNoir, New

York, New York; recommends M. Monroe for county

treasurer (county not named)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 8 (3) No date Appointments—Treasurer: David Pittman Rowland, St.

Louis; recommends Christian H. Behrens for Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 8 (3) No date Appointments—Treasurer: petitions (4), Dallas County

citizens; recommend John N. Davidson, to replace M. G.

Lovan, deceased

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 11,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, citizens of Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommends John N. Davison; death of M. G.

Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 17,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: John Haymes, Buffalo, Dallas

County; notification of the death of M. G. Lovan, county

treasurer; recommends county Democrats chose the

replacement

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 17,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Franklin W. Randles, Buffalo,

Dallas County; requests appointment; long time Democrat



1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: George T. Edmisson, Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommends John N. Davison

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petitions (11), citizens of Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommend Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petitions (5), citizens and

Democrats of Buffalo, Dallas County; recommend Christian

H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, legal voters and

Democrats of Buffalo, Dallas County; recommends Christian

H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, legal voters and

Democrats of Buffalo, Dallas County; recommends John N.

Davison; death of M. G. Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, citizens of Buffalo,


Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, citizens of Urbana, Dallas

County; recommends Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 9 (3) August 19,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Theo G. Rechow, Bolivar, Polk

County; recommends Christian H. Behrens for Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 20,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Franklin W. Randles, Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommends Christian H. Behrens for Dallas

County; John N. Davison; George Edmission; Republicans in

Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 21,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: John George, Buffalo, Dallas

County; recommends John N. Davison

1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 21,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Washington, D.C.; recommends Chris Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 21,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: T. B. Morrow, et al, Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommend Christian H. Behrens; Davison’s

support for Albert Pickett Morehouse (former governor,

1887-1889) and his affiliation with the Greenbacks

1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 21,

1889


Dallas County; recommends John N. Davison



1B/1/4 5 (43) 10 (3) August 21,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: resolution by Dallas County

Central Democratic Committee; recommends John N.

Davison; signed by John S. Haymes, George T. Edmission

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Christian H. Behrens, Pacific,

Franklin County; please withhold his application for position

of Dallas County treasurer until Behrens has a chance to meet

with the governor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Harry Fyan, Marshfield, Webster

County; letter of introduction for Christian H. Behrens,

candidate for appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Robert Washington Fyan and

James L. Rush, Marshfield, Webster County to David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; request for Rowland to support the

appointment of Christian H. Behrens for Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Robert Washington Fyan,

Marshfield, Webster County; letter of introduction for

Christian H. Behrens, candidate for appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: C. D. Lyman, The Bolivar Herald,

Bolivar, Polk County; recommends Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: T. S. Rechow, Bolivar, Polk

County; recommends Christian H. Behrens for Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: James L. Rush, Marshfield,

Webster County; recommends Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, Democrats, Buffalo,

Dallas County; recommends Christian H. Behrens; death of

M. G. Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, citizens and voters,

Buffalo, Dallas County; recommends John N. Davison; death

of M. G. Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 22,

1889



Lovan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 23,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: A. S. Stanley, Buffalo, Dallas

County; recommends John N. Davison



1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 23,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: T. B. Morrow, Buffalo, Dallas

County; transmittal of petitions supporting Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 23,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: C. C. Lightner, Urbana, Dallas


1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 24,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: John S. Haymes, St. Louis;

Democratic Party recommends John N. Davison; politics in

Dallas County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 24,

1889


County to Christian H. Behrens; transmittal of petitions to

governor supporting Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 24,

1889


County to Christian H. Behrens; destroy any old letters

written by Morrow; political consequences

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 24,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: George W. Sichton, Urbana,

Dallas County; candidates for Dallas County John N. Davison

and Christian H. Behrens; recommends Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 24,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: T. G. Weatherby, Buffalo, Dallas


1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 25,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: J. S. Burns, Conway, Laclede

County; withdrawal of his previous support for the

appointment of Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 25,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: T. B. Morrow, Springfield, Greene

County to Christian H. Behrens; political actions by

Democrats to support the appointment of John N. Davison;

has said all he can to governor

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 26,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: Christian H. Behrens, Pacific,

Franklin County to David Pittman Rowland, St. Louis;

request for support sent to Governor Francis for the

appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 26,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: A. S. Stanley, Buffalo, Dallas

County; recommends John N. Davison; Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 26,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: B. G. Thurman, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Christian H. Behrens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 26,

1889


Dallas County; recommend John N. Davison



1B/1/4 5 (43) 11 (3) August 26,

1889

Appointments—Treasurer: petition, citizens of Dallas

County; recommends John Davison

1B/1/4 5 (43) 12 (3) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: petition, Shannon County citizens;

failure of elected Alex J. P. Deatherage to file bond; vacancy

in office; recommends Erasmus A. Duncan

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: A. S. Gregory, Warsaw, Benton

County; recommends Rollins A. Stephens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: Rollins A. Stephens, Warsaw,

Benton County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City,

Cole County; request for support to gain appointment as

Benton County treasurer; note: Stephens is future governor,

1897-1901


Benton County; request for appointment as county treasurer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: T. B. Wheeler, Warsaw, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: J. T. Ryan, Warsaw, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: J. S. Wilson, Fairfield, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: J. J. Ashinhurst, Fairfield, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: John T. Eoff, Fairfield, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: B. R. Lingle, Warsaw, Benton



Benton County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City,

Cole County; request for support to obtain appointment;

Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: John H. Alexander, Fairfield,

Benton County; recommends Rollins A. Stephens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: W. W. Barkley, Pale Point,

Benton County; recommends Rollins A. Stephens



1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: David Jones, Fairfield, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: N. J. Snyder, Benton County;

recommends Rollins A. Stephens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: W. F. Wright, Warsaw, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: I. A. Campbell, Warsaw, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: H. T. Patten, Warsaw, Benton

County; recommends R.A. Stephens

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: E. H. Richardson, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Charles Davis as Benton County

treasurer; resignation of Oscar Freeman; Samuel Orr

1B/1/4 5 (43) 13 (3) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: E. H. Richardson, Sedalia, Pettis

County; appointment of Benton County treasurer; Rollins A.

Stephens is highly favored in the county


County; recommends Charles B. Davis


County; resignation of the incumbent treasurer; settlement

with the county court

1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: J. P. Grissam, Warsaw, Benton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) July 10, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: R. A. Bakewell, St. Louis;

recommends Otis M. Munroe as Jefferson County treasurer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) July 11, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: P. E. Hoffman, St. Louis;

recommends Otis M. Munroe for Jefferson County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) July 16, 1891 Appointments—Treasurer: J. L. Hornsby, St. Louis;

recommends Otis M. Munroe for Jefferson County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) October 6,

1891

Appointments—Treasurer: George H. Pope, Platte City, Platte

County; personal resignation as county treasurer due to

continued illness; recommends John Skillman as replacement



1B/1/4 5 (43) 14 (3) October 7,

1891

Appointments—Treasurer: William C. Wells, Jefferson City,

Cole County; transmittal of George H. Pope’s resignation;

recommends John Skillman for Platte County treasurer

(written on Executive Dept. Stationery)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) December 12,

1888

Appointments—State Asylums: Isaac Hockaday, Fulton,

Callaway County; appointments to the board of managers at

the asylum in Fulton; Callaway County; J.K. Rickey, Thomas

Theodore Crittenden (former Governor of Missouri, 1881-

1885); former Governor John Sappington Marmaduke

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: J. H. Bloom, Kansas City,

Jackson County; judge of the circuit court recommends

Horace Sheley as director of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 22,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: John N. Southern,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends Horace Sheley

to the board of directors of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: W. S. Flournoy,


to the board of directors of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: John Augustus Hockaday,

Fulton, Callaway County; recommendations for the board of

directors of the deaf and dumb asylum in Fulton; Frank A.

Hunter

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: W. N. Southern, Jr.,

Independence Sentinel, Independence, Jackson County;

recommends Horace Sheley to the board of managers of the

deaf and dumb asylum in Fulton

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel S. Sawyer,


to the board of managers of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: A. E. Higgason,



1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 29,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Jeptha Boulware, Fulton,

Callaway County; request for appointment to the board of

managers of the deaf and dumb asylum; Governor Thomas

Theodore Crittenden



1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: J. Sam Watson, Fulton,

Callaway County; requests appointment; recommendations

may be obtained from B. A. Watson, Judge Broadus, John

Augustus Hockaday, Dr. McCall, John R. Ferrell or Thomas

H. Dawson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: C. W. Jameson, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Jeptha Boulware to the board

of managers of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 26,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Congressman Richard Parks

Bland, Washington, D.C.; recommends L. Boulware of Fulton


1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) May 17, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: John H. Howard, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends John Augustus Hockaday,

Samuel L. Dedman and James B. Snell to the board of

managers of the deaf and dumb asylum; recommends Charles

W. Jameson and John R. Ferrel to the board of the lunatic

asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 8, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: J. N. Tate, Fulton, Callaway

County; transmittal of corrections to previously submitted

financial reports

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 31,

1891


Fulton, Callaway County; transmittal of resignation from the

board of managers of the deaf and dumb asylum; reasons for

resignation

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) January 31,

1891


Fulton, Callaway County; resignation from the board of

managers of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 2,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: Augustus Hockaday, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends James A. Leavell to the board

of managers of the deaf and dumb asylum; resignation of his

father from the board

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 2,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: John J. Rice, Callaway

Gazette, Fulton, Callaway County; recommends James A.

Leavell to the board of managers of the deaf and dumb

asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 2,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: George J. Warren, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends J. A. Leavell to the board of

managers of the deaf and dumb asylum



1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 3,

1891




1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 3,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: W. H. Wilkerson, Fulton,



1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 13,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: Walter B. Douglas, St. Louis;

request for appointment to the board of managers of the deaf

and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 15 (4) February 28,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: J. Sam Watson, et al, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends James A. Lewel and M. F.

Bell to the board of managers of the deaf and dumb asylum

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 9, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: E. A. Seay,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends L. B. Woodside to

the board of managers

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 10, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: E. C. O’Day,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends L. B. Woodside

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: J. R. Barrett,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 11, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: Mentor

Thomson, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 12, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: petition, state

representatives, General Assembly, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends L. B. Woodside to the Geological

Commission; includes signature of James Beauchamp Clark,

Pike County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: Reuben A.

Blair, Sedalia, Pettis County; request for appointment to the

board of managers

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: J. S. Buskett,

Rolla, Phelps County to H. S. Gray, Jefferson City, Cole

County; request for Gray’s assistance with appointment to the

board of managers

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: D. T. Chaney,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair to the board

of managers



1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: Thomas B.

Hoy, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: M. L. Jacobs

and Max Jacobs, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A.

Blair to the board of managers

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: F. J.

McClure, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: J. W.

McClure, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: W. C.

Overstreet, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: John D.

Russell, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: O. A.

Crandall, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: John D.

Crawford, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: A. P. Morey

and John D. Crawford, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends

R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: C. Newkirk,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines:Charles

Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis; recommends J. L. Buskett

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: D. T. Chaney,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: H. L. Gray

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends James L. Buskett

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: James M.

Seibert, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Henry R.

English; Thomas B. English, Thomas Hart Benton, Judge

Waldo P. Johnson



1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: E. N. Small,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: D. E.

Holcomb, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: John G.

Prather, St. Louis; recommends James L. Buskett

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) May 18, 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: B. G. Boone,

Clinton, Henry County; recommends James L. Buskett

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: John D.

Russell; recommends R. A. Blair

1B/1/4 5 (43) 16 (5) 1889 Appointments—Bureau of Geology and Mines: petitions (2),

citizens of Cape Girardeau County; recommend Henry R.

English

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) April 17, 1888 Appointments—Board of Health: resolutions adopted by the

Missouri Medical Association at their meeting in Kansas City,

Jackson County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. Edward F. Brady,

Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment;

Kansas City Homeopathic Medical College

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: James Gibson, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends E. F. Brady; homeopathic

medicine

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: R. L. Yeager, et al, location

unknown; recommend E. F. Brady

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. William G. Hall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting the governor not

appoint Dr. Brady; S.B. Parsons, Dean of the St. Louis

Medical (letterhead includes engraving of Dr. Hall’s

Sanitarium Complex at N. 3rd

St. in St. Joseph)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. William S. Foster,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Dr. T. Griswold

Comstock



1B/1/4 5 (43) 17 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. Moses T. Runnels,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Dr. T. Griswold

Comstock; forced resignation of Dr. Cox; Missouri Institute

of Homeopathic Medicine

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: G. H. Johnson, Atchison,

Kansas; member of the Kansas State Board of Health

recommends Edward F. Brady

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. Edward F. Brady,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: N. B. Allen, Thayer,

Oregon County; recommends Dr. D. T. Powell

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George Homan, St.

Louis; transmittal of list showing number of boards of health

in surrounding states; includes list

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Jefferson City, Cole County; lists (2) of members of the state

board of health

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) February 11,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: George H. Morgan, St.

Louis; resolution from the St. Louis Merchants Exchange

calling for the immediate appointment of head of board of

health

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) February 27,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: George S. Homan, St.

Louis; Sanitary Conference in Montgomery, Alabama;

Missouri’s representation at the conference, Missouri’s lack

of financial compensation to State Board of Health members;

appointments held up in the Missouri Senate; epidemics

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) February 27,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George S. Homan, St.

Louis; upcoming meeting of various State Boards of Health,

in Montgomery, Alabama; representation from Missouri,

refusal of the legislature to support the State Board of Health



1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) March 14, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George Homan, St.

Louis; report on the proceedings and conclusions of the

Quarantine Conference at Montgomery, Alabama, March

1889; action to solidify quarantine procedures in Texas,

Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia,

Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Illinois, Missouri

barred; transmittal of propositions relating to railway

operations in times of epidemics and measures deemed

necessary to secure the general public against the spread of

dangerous diseases; yellow fever epidemics, refugee stations;

Holt quarantine and disinfection system; meeting of the

Sanitary Council of the Mississippi Valley; small pox

epidemic; Cuba

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) March 15, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George S. Homan, St.

Louis; response to letter by the governor regarding the status

of the State Board of Health; detractors who accuse the board

of malfeasance should be forced to provide proof; utter

contempt towards the board by the state legislature

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) April 1, 1899 Appointments—Board of Health: T. J. Boyd, Thayer, Oregon

County; recommends Dr. D. T. Powell

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: E. A. Seay, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommending Dr. D. T. Powell

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) May 13, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. J. T. McClanahan,

Boonville, Cooper County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) May 14, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. J. T. McClanahan,

Boonville, Cooper County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, St.

Louis; request for Stephens’ assistance to obtain position;

Thomas Theodore Crittenden (governor, 1881-1885);

(Lawrence Vest Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) May 15, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Lawrence Vest Stephens,

St. Louis; recommends Dr. J. T. McClanahan (Lawrence Vest

Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (7) June 5, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George Homan, St.

Louis; list of board members, occupations, and terms;

William Gentry, Sedalia; Albert Merrell; J. D. Griffith,

Kansas City; James B. Prather, Maryville; George S. Homan,

St. Louis; G. M. Cox, Springfield



1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 9, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: W. W. Teasdale, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Dr. Edward F. Brady of

St. Joseph, Buchanan County

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 16, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. J. D. Griffith, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommendations of physicians to fill

his seat; M. A. Bogue, Joseph Sharp, Dr. Camp of

Springfield, George Homan, Albert Merrill

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Edward F. Brady, St.


1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. James C. Boleter,

request for appointment; homeopathic, eclectic, allopathic, lay

persons; Governor Thomas Theodore Crittenden; Governor


1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 21, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. W. C. Boleter, St.


1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 27, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. H. W. Loeb, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. Charles R. Woodson,

resolution of support by the St. Joseph Medical Society

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 28, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. George S. Homan, St.

Louis; charges against Dr. Fisk by the board for

unprofessional and dishonorable conduct; refusal to accept

Dr. J. N. Hathaway as a licensed physician, charges against

Dr. Hathaway by the St. Joseph Medical Society

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) June 28, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. E. A. Donelan, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. Charles R.

Woodson; Governor Silas Woodson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) July 6, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. J. N. Hathaway, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. W. C. Boteler,

includes a portrait of Dr. Hathaway

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) July 9, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Edward F. Brady, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; qualifications for position; death

of homeopathic member of the board

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) July 18, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: Edward A. Norrison, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. Edward Brady as the homeopathic

member to the board



1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) July 30, 1889 Appointments—Board of Health: W. R. Kennett, St. Louis;

recommends Dr. Y. H. Bond

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) October 2,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: George B. Thomson, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. Y. H. Bond; Dr. T. G. Comstock;

allopathy, homeopathy

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) October 14,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: Robert C. Atkinson, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. Y. H. Bond

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) December 3,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: petition, Homeopathic

Medical Society of Kansas City, Jackson County;

recommends Dr. T. G. Comstock

1B/1/4 5 (43) 18 (6) December 27,

1889

Appointments—Board of Health: L. C. McElwee , St. Louis;

recommends Dr. T. G. Comstock; Homeopathic Physicians of

St. Louis; meeting of the St. Louis Homeopathic Medical

Society December 21, 1889 at the Lindell Hotel in St. Louis

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) November 28,

1890

Appointments—Board of Health: H. N. Judson, St. Louis;

recommends Dr. Robert C. Atkinson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) December 9,

1890

Appointments—Board of Health: S. W. Cobb, St. Louis;

recommends Robert C. Atkinson as secretary

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 21, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. Remy J. Stoffel, St.

Louis; request for appointment; St. Louis Medical College, 9th

Ward

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 21, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: petition, citizens of St.

Louis; recommends Dr. Remy J. Stoffel

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 30, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: S. J. Harrison, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 30, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: D. H. Shields, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 31, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: R. Dalton, Saverton, Ralls

County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 31, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: D. M. Dulany, Sr.,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) March 31, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: Dr. E. C. Hays, Hannibal,

Marion County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) April 1, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: John M. Wood, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) April 3, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: J. F. Davidson, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Dr. E.C. Hays

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) April 3, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: C. H. Yancey, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Dr. E. C. Hays; St. Louis

Medical College

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (7) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: George Homan, St. Louis;

setting a date for the next board meeting

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (7) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: Robert C. Atkinson, St.

Louis; transmittal of letters from Dr. George Homan

explaining why the meeting date for the board has been

changed

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) June 12, 1891 Appointments—Board of Health: Montgomery M. Hamlin,

Gray Summit, Franklin County; recommends Dr. Albert

Merrell

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) September 22,

1892

Appointments—Board of Health: J. J. Norwine, Bismarck, St.

Francois County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 19 (6) September 26,

1892

Appointments—State Board of Health: William Nifong, Mine

La Motte, Madison County; recommends Dr. J. J. Norwine

1B/1/4 5 (43) 20 (7) 1885 Appointments—Insurance: copy of House Bill Number 153,

An Act to Amend an act entitled an act to amend Section

1274, Article 2, Chapter 24 of the Revised Statutes of

Missouri, approved March 5, 1883

1B/1/4 5 (43) 20 (7) 1885 Appointments—Insurance: copy of House Bill Number 540;

An Act to amend Article 3, Chapter 119 of the Revised

Statutes of Missouri, Entitled “Of Insurance” by adding

thereto a New Section, to be numbered Section 6010a

1B/1/4 5 (43) 20 (7) 1885 Appointments—Insurance: copy of House Bill Number 538;

An Act to Repeal Section 3921 of Article 1, Chapter 119 of

the Revised Statutes of Missouri, Entitled “Of Insurance” and

to enact a New Section in Lieu thereof and to Amend Section

5924 of Article 1, Chapter 119 of the Revised Statutes of

Missouri Entitled “Of Insurance



1B/1/4 5 (43) 20 (7) 1885 Appointments—Insurance: copy of House Bill no. 629; An

Act to Repeal Chapter 88 of the Revised Statutes of the State

of Missouri, Entitled “Of the State Census”

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (2) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: Charles E. Hochstetler, Kansas

City, Jackson County; congratulations upon governor’s recent

election; request new head of Department of Insurance

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (2) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: William F. Switzler, Washington,

D.C.; requesting appointment for son, Irvin Switzler; politics,

presidential election, Grover Cleveland

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (7) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: Alfred Carr, St. Louis; request for

reappointment as insurance commissioner

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (7) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: S. B. Green, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Alfred Carr

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (7) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: John H. Tennent, St. Louis;

recommends Alfred Carr as commissioner

1B/1/4 5 (43) 21 (7) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Insurance: Joseph A. Brown, Eureka, St.

Louis County; recommends reappointment of Alfred Carr

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Insurance: Albert O. Allen, New Madrid

County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer as deputy

commissioner

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Andrew Van Wormer, West

Plains, Howell County; application and transmittal of

documents requesting appointment

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: S. C. Bunn, St. Louis;

recommends Noah M. Given

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. J. Russell, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Attorney General John M. Wood,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Jacob Harris, Hannibal, Marion

County; recommends J. C. Blanton



1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Secretary of State Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Andrew

Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Edward T. Noland, Jefferson City,

Cole County; the state treasurer recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: D. J. Allen, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer for deputy state

insurance commissioner

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: telegram, J. H. Blanton,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends G. F. Rothwell or

Elijah Robinson

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Alex Davis, St. Louis;

recommends appointment of C. P. Ellerbe

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, Missouri Congressmen,

Washington, D.C.; James Peter Walker, Martin Linn Clardy,

Alexander Monroe Dockery, John Taddeus Heard, Richard

Parks Bland, John Edward Hutton; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Supreme Court Justice Thomas

Adiel Sherwood, Jefferson City, Cole County to the Insurance

Commissioners of Missouri; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 22 (7) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County to Andrew Van Wormer; support

for Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Shepard Barclay, St. Louis;

recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: T. J. Braswell, Alton, Oregon


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: T. P. Buford, Fredericktown,

Madison County; recommends John E.T. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Andrew Ellison, Kirksville, Adair

County; withdrawal of John Williams as candidate



1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Andrew Ellison, Kirksville, Adair

County; recommends C. P. Ellerbe

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: William N. Evans, West Plains,

Howell County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: T. W. Mabrey, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Clem C. Randel, Willow Springs,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. G. Thompson, West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Andrew Van Wormer, Jefferson

City, Cole County; request for appointment; transmittal of

supporting documents

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: L. B. Woodside, Salem, Dent


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Steelville,

Crawford County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Salem, Dent


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Willow

Springs, Howell County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Madison

County; recommends John E. T. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Alton, Oregon


1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Waynesville,

Pulaski County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Birch Tree,

Shannon County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 23 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Cabool, Texas




1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. W. Farris, Lebanon, Laclede


1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. C. Kerby, Howell County

Gazette, West Plains, Howell County; recommends Andrew

Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Lebanon,

Laclede County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens, Charleston,

Mississippi County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Rolla, Phelps


1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Eminence,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 24 (7) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Winona,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. Felix Norman, Alton, Oregon


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petitions (2), citizens of Howell

County; West Plains; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Oregon

County, Thayer; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Oregon

County, Thomasville; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Ozark

County, Bakersville; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: O. C. Brand, Rolla, Phelps


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: B. B. Cahoon, Fredericktown,

Madison County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Ben Coleman, Mine La Motte,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: William Evans, Steelville,




1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: William Hunter, Benton, Scott


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: John O’Day, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: L. M. Pettit, Piedmont, Wayne

County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, Van Buren, Carter


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Moody,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Mountain

View, Howell County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 25 (7) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Texas

County, Houston; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: John S. Clay, Farmington, St.

Francois County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. B. Old, Thomasville, Oregon


1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Henry N. Phillips, Malden,

Dunklin County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Willis P. Head, St. Louis;

recommends R. T. Gentry; letterhead for the Laclede Hotel

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. C. Murray, Nevada, Vernon


1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Bollinger

County, Marble Hill; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, Marble Hill, Bollinger


1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Edward Robb, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer



1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Livingston Winningham, West

Plains, Howell County to John M. Wood, Jefferson City, Cole

County; protest against the appointment of Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Livingston Winningham, West

Plains, Howell County to Maecenas C. Benton, Jefferson

City, Cole County; protest against the appointment of Andrew

Van Wormer; 1880 election, Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Thomas T. Crittenden, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

(Crittenden, governor, 1881-1885)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: F. C. Farr, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: F. C. McGuinn, Jackson, Cape

Girardeau; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: H. V. Warren, Vancleve, Maries


1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Perryville,

Perry County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 26 (7) January 31,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petition, residents of Benton, Scott


1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Livingston and Winningham,

West Plains, Howell County; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: S. G. Ramsey, et al, West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 3,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: J. A. Maxey, West Plains, Howell

County; recommends Andrew Von Warmer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: W. W. Bumbarger, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends T. S. Burnett (bottom of letter

has note written in shorthand)

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: William Dawson, New Madrid,

New Madrid County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer



1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Samuel Galloway, et al, West

Plains, Howell County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: W. T. Wright, Waynesville,

Pulaski County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer; The

Pulaski County Democrat

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: James Orchard, Eminence,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: James Orchard, Eminence,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: petitions (2), citizens of West

Plains, Howell County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: S. T. Talcott, The Mountain

Prospect, Mountain Grove, Texas/Wright counties;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: Petitions (2), citizens of Mountain

Grove, Wright County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 9,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: James T. Bradshaw, Lebanon,

Laclede County; recommends Andrew Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 27 (7) February 17,

1889

Appointments—Insurance: W. C. Gumm, West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 28 (7) March 3, 1889 Appointments—Insurance: Thomas J. Portis, St. Louis;

recommends C. P. Ellerbe

1B/1/4 5 (43) 28 (7) March 4, 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of Bismark, St.

Francois County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 28 (7) June 24, 1889 Appointments—Insurance: Representative D. J. Allen,


Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 28 (7) June 28, 1889 Appointments—Insurance: H. M. Ramsey, Steelville,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: James A. Turner, recommends

Andrew Van Wormer



1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, members of General

Assembly Committee on Insurance; recommends Andrew

Van Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, Missouri politicians,


Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, House of

Representatives, 33rd General Assembly of Missouri;


Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, House of

Representatives, 35th

General Assembly of Missouri;


Wormer

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, Senate, 35th

General

Assembly of Missouri; Jefferson City, Cole County;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens and Democrats

of Iron County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens and officials of


1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, Missouri citizens;

recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, Missouri Press;


1B/1/4 5 (43) 29 (7) 1889 Appointments—Insurance: petition, citizens of St. Francois

County; recommends John E. F. Edwards

1B/1/4 5 (43) 30 (7) February 3,

1890

Appointments—Insurance: J. Canterbury, West Plains,


1B/1/4 5 (43) 30 (7) September 2,

1891

Appointments—Insurance: Joseph H. Edwards, St. Charles

County; appreciation for appointment by Governor Francis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: telegram, Rev. Francis Grabrer, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Ryan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: telegram, John S. Login, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Ryan

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: Stephen Crittenden Woodson, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Ryan; Saxton

National Bank

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: newspaper clipping, newspaper and

publication date not identified; recommends Lewis M.

Switzler as Circuit Court judge to succeed G. H. Burckhartt;

Boone County

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (4), citizens of Barton

County; recommend John W. Callison; resignation of W. S.

Hickman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (4) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Barton County;

recommends J. M. Herlocker as Barton County Court judge;

resignation of Judge W. S. Hickman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (3), citizens of Barton

County; recommends S. P. Smith for county court;

resignation of W. S. Hickman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (4) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Buchanan

County; St. Joseph; recommends Joseph P. Grubb for circuit

court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of the southern

district of Iron County; recommend W. T. O’Neal for circuit

court; death of Judge John Kemper

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Pettis County;

recommends John N. Dalby for county court; death of

William Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends O. M. Harris for county court; death of

William Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Pettis County;

recommends J. W. Perdue for county court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends J. W. Perdue for county court



1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens and taxpayers of

Pettis County; recommends Charles G. Taylor for county

court; death of William Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Scotland County;

recommends James M. Clark for county court; death of Judge

W. W. Burford

1B/1/4 6 (44) 1 (3) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of St. Charles

County; recommends James Miller for county court; death of

W. W. Kirkpatrick

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (3) April 12, 1888 Appointments—Judges: Joshua Sholar, Eminence, Shannon

County; pending resignation of Judge Hezekiah Weaver

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) February 28,

1889

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Mansur, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends William M. Rush

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Winslow Judson, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Judge Oliver M. Spencer, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, members of the bar

Maysville, Dekalb County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, lawyers of Maryville,

Nodaway County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, members of the Atchison

County bar, Rockport; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 27, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, Easton, Buchanan County;

recommend Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 28, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, lawyers of St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Ramey (authors

are members of the Platte County bar)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 28, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, public officials of St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommend Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 28, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Joseph city council, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Ramey



1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: W. H. Brownlee and H. Lander,

Brookfield, Linn County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John A. Gromm, Lathrop, Clinton

County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Virgil R. Porter, Plattsburg, Clinton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James M. Riley, Plattsburg, Clinton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 30, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles F. Booher, Savannah,

Andrew County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 30, 1889 Appointments—Judges: F. W. Graham, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 30, 1889 Appointments—Judges: C. L. Ewing and W. W. Witley,

Trenton, Grundy County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 30, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. T. Stampes, et al, Garrettsburg,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 2 (1) March 31, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Congressman Alexander Monroe

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Henry M.

Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, Caldwell County bar,

Kingston, Caldwell County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Thomas P. Maupin and Bernard

Patton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 9, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. A. Boyd, et al, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting the governor delay

appointing a new circuit court judge until people in Buchanan

County are aware of the matter; also signed by C. F. Burnes,

C. C. Burns and S. B. Green

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 9, 1889 Appointments—Judges: H. W. Garlichs, and Thomas V.

Doyle, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M.

Ramey



1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 9, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Clay C. MacDonald, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Ramey while

remaining loyal in supporting the appointment of Joseph P.

Grubb to the position

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: A. Y. Dinwiddie, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; transmittal of petition recommending

William M. Rush, Jr., for circuit court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: C. B. France, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James M. Hall, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: George W. Marlow, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Samuel I. Smith, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, pastors of the Methodist

churches in St. Joseph, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. C. Wilson, Bethany, Harrison


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, Elijah Hise Norton, W. C. Wells and W. H. Childs,

Platte City, Platte County; recommend Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Wash Adams, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, S. O. Brooks and C. R.

Berry, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Henry M.

Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. B. Brady, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: C. Crossan, Bethany, Harrison


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: R. A. DeBolt, Trenton, Grundy




1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. L. Farris, Richmond, Ray County;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles H. S. Goodman, Albany,

Gentry County; judge of the 28th

Circuit recommends William

M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: E. N. Harbed, Trenton, Grundy


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John Logan, et al, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry M. Ramey;

also signed by Theo J. Burgess, N. J. Riley and Joe Robinson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John Lysaght, et al, St.


also signed by Charles McGuire and J. D. McNeeley

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. R. Poteet, et al, St.


also signed by T. M. South and L. A. Vare

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, C. B. Sanders, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, A. N. Schuster, J. T.

Hosea, A. P. Busey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Lawrence Vest Stephens, St. Louis;

recommends William M. Rush, Jr. (Stephens, governor, 1897-

1901)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. B. Thomas, Albany, Gentry


1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Landy H.Tild and H.

Osborne, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: C. W. Turner, Jefferson City, Cole




1B/1/4 6 (44) 3 (1) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Ed E. Yates, Gallatin, Daviess


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Thomas Ashton, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Maecenas Eason Benton, Neosho,

Newton County; the United States Attorney recommends

William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Edward Buler, Lamar, Barton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Lee Chriswell and H.C. Brandon,

Lamar, Barton County; recommends William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: H. M. Cornell, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends William M. Rush Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Thomas T. Crittenden, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Henry M. Ramey (Crittenden

was governor of Missouri, 1881-1885)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James L. Davis, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends William M. Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Congressman Alexander Monroe

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends William M.

Rush, Jr.

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Congressman Alexander Monroe

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends either

William M. Rush or Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Thomas W. Evans, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. H. Faucet, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John M. Huffman, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles W. Huggins, Lamar, Barton




1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James H. Lewis, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: W. L. Mack, Lamar, Barton County;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James E. McColgin, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John T. McElhany, Neosho, Newton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: F. L. McLean, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends J. P. Gamble

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. C. Minteer, Chillicothe, Livingston


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles H. Morgan, Lamar, Barton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles H. Morgan, Lamar, Barton


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Herbert A. Owen, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Thomas W. Rogers, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Serdlan and Andrews, St.


1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. Francis Smith, et al, St.


also signed by J. T. Carbury, A. Manning

1B/1/4 6 (44) 4 (1) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Union Steel and Iron

Workers, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. W. Alexander, Gallatin, Daviess


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Gabe W. Cox, Gallatin, Daviess




1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. H. Shanklin, Trenton, Grundy


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John N. Smith, Easton, Buchanan

County; recommends Joseph P. Grubb

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Preston Ramsey, Dekalb, Buchanan

County to Mrs. Green O. Burns, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: George Textor, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends William M. Rush, Jr

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: George Tuggle, Gallatin, Daviess


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Judges: T. B. Yates, Gallatin, Daviess


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 14, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Eugene Spratt, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Judges: S. A. Garth, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County to James Waugh, Columbia, Boone County;

requesting Waugh support the appointment of Joseph P.

Grubb

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (3) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Nevada, Vernon

County; recommends Joseph E. Harding; death of Thomas J.

Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James H. Waugh, Columbia, Boone


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Judges: William C. Wells, Platte City, Platte

County; gratefulness for the appointment of Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 19, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Samuel I. Smith, St. Joseph,


1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) April 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Virgil R. Porter, Plattsburg, Clinton




1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (3) May 16, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Eminence,

Shannon County; recommends William G. Smotherman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (1) October 12,

1889

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Emery Dry Goods Co., St.


1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (1) November 5,

1889

Appointments—Judges: John Marens, Hamilton, Caldwell

County; resignation of Judge Leander Alexander, Caldwell

County; recommends James Cowgill

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (2) December 3,

1889

Appointments—Judges: Thomas A. Davis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;

resignation of Judge Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (2) December 5,

1889

Appointments—Judges: William A. Alexander, St. Charles,

St. Charles County; death of W.W. Kirkpatrick; recommends

James Miller to fill vacancy in the St. Charles County court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Englehardt, Wining and

Company, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Henry

M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Joseph McInerney, St.


1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Oliver M. Spencer, St.


1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. F. Spratt, Hamilton, Caldwell


1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, George B. Thomson, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Bob Claiborne

1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Stephen Crittenden

Woodson and J. W. McAllister, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommend Henry M. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: handwritten schedule of

recommendations and letters for Henry M. Ramey; compiled

listing of counties that sent letters

1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, Buchanan County bar, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Ramey;

President Cleveland



1B/1/4 6 (44) 6 (1) 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, Platte County bar, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Mr. Ramey

1B/1/4 6 (44) 7 (4) January 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Varner, Ripley

County; recommend James K. Hill for county court; death of

William Proctor

1B/1/4 6 (44) 7 (4) January 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petitions, citizens of Varner, Ripley

County; recommend James K. Hill for county court; death of

William Proctor

1B/1/4 6 (44) 7 (4) January 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: T. W. Mabrey, Doniphan, Ripley

County; recommends either W.H. Boon or Levi C. Dalton for

county court judge; death of William Proctor; Attorney

General Wood, Cape Girardeau, Farmers, Alliance-Wheel

Organization, James K. Hill, J. N. Presson; handwritten note

from Governor Francis directing his secretary to contact

Dalton about his appointment to the position; The Prospect

News

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) January 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Ripley County,

Varner; recommends James K. Hill

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. Scofield, Memphis, Scotland

County; recommends delay appointing to the Scotland County

Court until he hears from Attorney General John M. Wood;

George T. Myers

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. Scofield, Memphis, Scotland

County to John M. Wood, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting the attorney general persuade the governor to

withhold appointment to the Scotland County Court until the

Democratic Central Committee has time to meet

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. P. Moore, Memphis, Scotland

County; recommends J. M. Clark; death of W. W. Buford

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John C. Moore, Memphis, Scotland

County; the county prosecuting attorney recommends J. M.

Clark as Scotland County Court judge, death of W. W. Buford

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George L. Myers, Memphis,

Scotland County; recommends J. M. Clark; death of W. W.

Buford

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: N. M. Pettingill, Memphis, Scotland




1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George T. Collins, Memphis,

Scotland County; recommends J. M. Clark; death of W. W.

Buford

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John M. Wood; Mr. Moore has had

great success in enforcing the decision by the U.S. Supreme

Court; collection of taxes from the railroad

1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. G. Mety Memphis, Scotland


1B/1/4 6 (44) 8 (4) February 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Congressman Alexander M.

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends D.C. Allen

of Liberty as circuit court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 2, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. H. Howard, Fulton, Callaway

County; recommends John Augustus Hockaday

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 22, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Alex H. Waller, Paris, Monroe

County; death of Judge G. H. Burckhartt, recommends W. A.

Martin; Moberly, Randolph County

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 23, 1890 Appointments—Judges: R. C. Clark, Fayette, Howard


1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 23, 1890 Appointments—Judges: F. C. Farr, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends John Augustus Hockaday to fill the

vacancy created by the death of Judge G. H. Burckhartt

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 23, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Perry S. Rader, Brunswick, Chariton


vacancy created by the death of G. H. Burckhartt

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Judges: John L. Erwin, Fulton, Callaway

County; recommends John Augustus Hockaday

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Judges: A. J. Harbison, Neosho, Newton


vacancy created by the death of Judge George H. Burckhartt;

2nd

Judicial District; election of 1862; Whigs

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 24, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Benjamin Thomas Hardin, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends W. A. Martin to fill the

vacancy in the 2nd

Judicial District created by the death of

Judge George H. Burckhartt



1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (1) April 25, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Edwin William Stephens and C. B.

Sebastian, Columbia, Boone County; appreciation of the

governor’s appointment of John Augustus Hockaday

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 25, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. West Goodwin, Sedalia, Pettis

County; death of William Gentry; recommends Charles G.

Taylor

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 26, 1890 Appointments—Judges: John H. Bothwell, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends John N. Dalby; death of William Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 26, 1890 Appointments—Judges: W. H. Evans, Sedalia, Pettis County;

recommends John N. Dalby

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: R. P. Archer, Sedalia, Pettis County;

recommends John N. Dalby as Pettis County Court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: John H. Bothwell, Sedalia, Pettis

County; R. T. Gentry supports the appointment of John N.

Dalby

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: C. E. Brown, et al, Houstonia, Pettis

County to Edward T. Orear, Sedalia, Pettis County; death of

William Gentry; requests five day delay in appointment of

successor; also signed by J. A. Butts, T. G. Brown, Andy

Erskin, William Mc Daniel, A. W. Blackburn, and M. C.

Higgins (note: Orear is presiding judge in Pettis County)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: C. W. Denny, Green Ridge, Pettis

County; recommends J. W. Perdue; death of William Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Richard T. Gentry, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends O. M. Harris; death of William, father

of Richard Gentry

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: James S. Kean, Green Ridge, Pettis

County; recommends J. W. Purdue

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 27, 1890 Appointments—Judges: T. A. Nelson, Green Ridge, Pettis

County; death of William Gentry; recommends J. W. Perdue

1B/1/4 6 (44) 9 (4) May 28, 1890 Appointments—Judges: C. W. Leabo, Green Ridge, Pettis

County; recommends J. W. Perdue



1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) June 7, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. A. Campbell, Hartville, Wright

County; recommends George Freeman; death of Judge Ellis

(includes handwritten note from Governor Francis directing

his secretary to correspond with Campbell and request

petitions from Wright County )

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) June 16, 1890 Appointments—Judges: F. M. Mansfield, Hartville, Wright

County; recommends James Forrest; Newton Hillhouse;

George Freeman; President James Monroe

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) June 17, 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Wright County;

recommends Newton Hillhouse

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) June 19, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. A. Campbell, Hartville, Wright

County; recommends Newton Hillhouse

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) June 24, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Note, by David Rowland Francis to

Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; send

commission to James Forrest for unexpired term in Wright

County

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) July 2, 1890 Appointments—Judges: E. R. Sentz, Poplar Bluff, Butler

County; opposes appointment of Henry N. Phillips of Dunklin

County; Judge John G. Wear; 23rd

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (3) August 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James B. Gantt, Clinton, Henry

County to James H. Lay; decision by Judge David Albaugh

De Armond to postpone resignation until after the election

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) September 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas J. Fitch, Bradleyville, Taney

County; recommends Isaiah Stewart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) September 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Francis M. Keithley, Forsyth, Taney

County; personal resignation as judge from the Taney County

Court; recommends Isaiah Stewart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) September 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Taney County,

recommends Isaiah Stewart (includes handwritten note by

Governor Francis)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) October 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas Fitch and S.W. Linzy,

Forsythe, Taney County; inquiry as to delay in appointing

Isaiah Stewart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (1) November

1890

Appointments—Judges: Congressman John Taddeus Heard,

Sedalia, Pettis County to Ed; transmittal of letter from

Marshall Wright; please show to Governor Francis



1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (1) November 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Marshall Wright, Clinton, Henry

County to Congressman John Taddeus Heard, Sedalia, Pettis

County; requesting Heard lobby Governor Francis to appoint

a fair man

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. C. Samuel, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends Judge Broaddus to the

Missouri Supreme Court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Congressman Alexander Monroe

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends D. C. Allen

of Liberty as circuit court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (1) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Parks, Clinton, Henry County;

recommends James H. Lay to replaced Judge David Arbaugh

DeArmond who is resigning from the 22nd

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (1) November 29,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James T. Beach, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Archie Woodson due to the


1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Platte County bar, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends Archelaus Marius

Woodson; resignation of Judge Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1890 Appointments—Judges: Abner Randall, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. J. Burtis, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends James P. Thomas

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James W. Coburn, Weston, Platte



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Alexander Martin, Columbia, Boone



1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Elijah Hise Norton, Platte City,

Platte County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge James M. Sandusky, Liberty,

Clay County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;




1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 1,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Marshall Wright, Clinton, Henry

County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends James H. Lay; election of Judge David

Albaugh De Armond to Congress; Bates County (Stephens,

future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. J. Beekman, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William H. Carpenter, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. B. Collins, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. S. Herndon, Plattsburg, Clinton



1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. Harkins, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; letter of introduction for Grant R. Bennet from the

editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette; Jefferson Club

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Johnston-Fife Hat Company, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends J. P. Thomas

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James H. McCord, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. N. Schuster, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. N. Schuster and Company, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James P. Thomas, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for appointment; resignation of

Judge Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Henry C. Wallace, Lexington,

Lafayette County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;




1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William C. Wells, Platte City, Platte



1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 2,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Robert Winning, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. W. Brown, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel B. Claggett, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas H. Davis, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; long time resident recommends Archelaus

Marius Woodson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Henry W. Dun, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 5 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Donovan, Jr., St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; support for the appointment of Archelaus

Marius Woodson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Abe Furst, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Martin Gill, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Graham, Stringfellow and Lake, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Archelaus Marius


1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James L. Leavel, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson

as Circuit Court judge; resignation of Judge Oliver M.

Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Herman Mark, St. Joseph, Buchanan





1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Mosely, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: F. M. Posegate, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John D. Preston, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: T. F. Van Natta, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. R. Calkins and W. E. Hosea, St.



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. M. Chesmore, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John T. Chesnut, Wallace, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge Charles H. S. Goodman,

Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Archelaus Marius


1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Gregg and F. P. Futvoye, St.



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Peter Hughes, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Harry Keen, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George Knapp, Painter, St. Joseph,





1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. W. Noyes, et al, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George C. Smith, et al, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas; also

signed by Sam H. Smith and Brittain Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Eugene H. Spratt, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 4,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Wood Manufacturing Company, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas

1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 5,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. P. Clayton, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 5,

1890

Appointments—Judges: T. P. Gordon, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 5,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. W. Mansfield, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 12 (2) December 5,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Congressman Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, Washington, D.C.; recommends Archelaus Marius


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. T. Connett, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Crosby and Rusk, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. F. Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Thomas J. Porter

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James K. Graham, Halleck,





1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. N. Harrington, Dearborn, Platte


resignation of Judge Oliver M. Spencer; Dearborn (Mo.)

Democrat

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Pape, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. M. Parrish, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Bennett Pike, St. Louis; recommends

Archelaus Marius Woodson; resignation of Judge Oliver M.

Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. G. W. Ritchie, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 6,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William D. Rusk, Kansas City,

Jackson County to Benjamin J. Woodson, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; transmittal of letter recommending

Archelaus Marius Woodson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 7,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Henry Tutt, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. B. Brady, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: S. D. Cowan and C. M. Thompson,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommend Archelaus Marius


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Ben W. Fleming, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: M. M. Goode, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. R. Jack, Platte City, Platte





1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William M. Matney, Platte River,


resignation of Judge Oliver M. Spencer; Grover Cleveland

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Smith, Agency, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 9,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Joshua LaDue, Clinton, Henry

County; request for appointment due to the resignation of

Judge DeArmand

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 9,

1890


County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Hot Springs, Arkansas;

request for Stephens to solicit the governor requesting

appointment 2nd

Judicial Circuit (Stephens, future governor,

1897-1901)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 9,

1890

Appointments—Judges: David Rea, Savannah, Andrew



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 9,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. L. Whittington, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 13 (2) December 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John W. Stoker, Craig, Holt County;

member of the Buchanan County bar recommends

recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson; resignation of


1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Swinney, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. M. Harber, Trenton, Grundy



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. W. Brooks and Thomas P.

Maupin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends A. M.




1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. P. Coleman, Rich Hill, Bates

County; recommends T. J. Smith; resignation of Judge

DeArmond (David Albaugh DeArmond, elected to U. S.

Congress)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. A. Deakins, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John C. Evans, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Faucett, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. D. McCranor, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. L. McDonald, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: B. F. Stuart, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James P. Thomas, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for appointment due to the


1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James J. Lindley, Kansas City,

Jackson County; letter of introduction for Grant R. Bennett

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 15

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. V. Banes, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 10 (4) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. B. Branch, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; explanation for signing petitions supporting the

appointments of James P. Thomas and Archelaus Marius

Woodson for circuit court judge



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John H. Carey, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. B. Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Doniphan, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Dudley M. Steele, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Thomas F. Ryan; resignation

of Judge Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 11 (2) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. C. Kemper, Edgerton, Platte



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Moran, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Mordecai Oliver, Springfield, Greene



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Wallingford, Edgerton, Platte



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: P. V. Wise, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. H. Haynes, et al, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas; also signed

by B. J. Casteel, H. N. White, J. D. Strong and C.A. Mosman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. A. Mosman, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends James P. Thomas; resignation of Judge

Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Page, St. Joseph, Buchanan





1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William B. Sanford, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends James P. Thomas;

resignation of Judge Oliver M. Spencer; Woodson family:

Governor Silas Woodson (1973-975), Archie (Archelaus

Marius) Woodson, Dr. Charles Ransom Woodson, Stephen

Crittenden Woodson, Benjamin Jourdan Woodson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. D. Strong, St. Joseph, Buchanan


1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George A. Madell, St. Louis;



1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Edwin William Stephens, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends T. J. Smith due to the resignation

of Judge David Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 14 (2) December 23,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. P. Yeaman, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends T. J. Smith due to the resignation of

Judge David Albaugh De Armond; 22nd

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 15 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: Jessie Kay, St. Joseph, Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 15 (4) 1890 Appointments—Judges: C. E. Brown and others, Hustonia

Bank, Hustonia, Pettis County; recommends D. H. Orear

1B/1/4 6 (44) 15 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County bar,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends John Augustus

Hockaday as judge of the 2nd

Judicial Circuit; death of Judge

George H. Burckhartt

1B/1/4 6 (44) 16 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petitions (20), citizens of Buchanan

County; St. Joseph; recommend Joseph P. Grubb

1B/1/4 6 (44) 17 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petitions (27), citizens of Buchanan

County; St. Joseph; recommend Joseph P. Grubb


Joseph; recommends James P. Thomas; eminent resignation


1B/1/4 6 (44) 18 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, bankers of Buchanan

County, St. Joseph; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson;





Joseph; recommends Archelaus Marius Woodson; resignation


1B/1/4 6 (44) 18 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, merchants of Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 18 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, physicians of Buchanan



1B/1/4 6 (44) 15 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Clay County bar, Liberty;



1B/1/4 6 (44) 15 (2) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Randolph County bar,

Randolph County; recommends W. A. Martin for the 2nd

Judicial Circuit; death of Judge G. H. Burckhartt

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (2) January 1891 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Benton County,

Warsaw; recommends James H. Lay; 22nd

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (4) January 18,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. A. Leflevish, Steelville, Crawford

County; withdrawal of support for the appointment of Judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (4) January 21,

1891

Appointments—Judges: A. N. Farnon, Steelville, Crawford

County; requests delay in appointment of replacement judge

for James C. Wheeling, deceased

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (4) January 21,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Frank H. Farns, St. Louis; United

Masonic Benefit Association of Missouri requests that

appointment to fill vacancy caused by the death of Judge

James C. Wheeling of Crawford County be held until county

Democrats can make recommendations

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (3) January 27,

1891

Appointments—Judges: House Bill No. 286, An Act to

authorize the governor to appoint special judges of circuit

courts in cases of absence, continued sickness or physical or

mental infirmity of the regular judge, and to fix their

compensation

1B/1/4 6 (44) 19 (3) January 28,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Chenes D. Core, Butler, Bates

County to Lawrence Vest Stephens; election of Judge David

Albaugh De Armond to Congress; recommends Thomas J.

Smith (note: Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-1901)



1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 1891 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. D. Allen, Butler, Bates

County; resolution of Central Democratic Committee

recommends Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 1891 Appointments—Judges: R. Hawkins, Chillicothe, Livingston

County; recommends Samuel Forrester; death of Judge Wate

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 2,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. J. Tygard, Butler, Bates County to

Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting Stephens recommend the appointment of Thomas

J. Smith; resignation of Judge David Albaugh De Armond

(Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 3,

1891

Appointments—Judges: C. O. Rockwell and T.P. Hilburn,

Annapolis, Iron County; recommends Charles Hart; death of

Judge Joseph Clarkson

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 3,

1891

Appointments—Judges: John E. Ryland, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends Joshua Ladue; resignation of Judge

David Albaugh De Armond; appointments to the board of

regents of the Second Normal School

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: William R. McVey, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; meeting of county Democratic

Committee; recommends Samuel Forrester as replacement for

Judge Prentiss Wait, deceased

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: C. O. Rockwell, Annapolis, Iron

County; recommends Judge Charles Hart; death of Judge

Joseph G. Clarkson; southern part of the county not well

represented

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, Bates County bar and court;

recommends Thomas J. Smith; resignation of Judge David

Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, Bates County Democratic

Committee; recommends Thomas J. Smith; resignation of

Judge David Albaugh De Armond; 22nd

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, out-going Democratic

officials of Bates County; recommends Thomas J. Smith;

resignation of Judge David Albaugh De Armond, 22nd

Judicial Circuit



1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, Vernon County bar;


Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: N. A. Wade, Butler, Bates County;


Albaugh De Armond, 22nd

Judicial Circuit; The Bates County

Democrat

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Duncan, Butler, Bates County;

protesting the appointment of Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. B. Wheeler, Warsaw, Benton

County; recommends James H. Lay; T. H. Smith; resignation

of Judge David Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. B. Wheeler, Warsaw, Benton

County; recommends James H. Lay; resignation of Judge

David Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Iron County;

death of Joseph G. Clarkson; recommends Charles Hart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. M. Huxten, Annapolis, Iron

County; death of Joseph G. Clarkson; recommends Judge

Charles Hart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: John Jordan, Des Arc, Iron County;

recommends Charles Hart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. S. Wilson, Warsaw, Benton

County; recommends James H. Lay; appointment would

allow T. B. Wheeler to serve as prosecuting attorney

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (4) February 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. M. Hunter, Annapolis, Iron

County; recommends Charles Hart

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. N. Ballard, Montrose, Henry

County; recommends Thomas J. Smith; resignation of Judge


1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. J. Orr, West Plains, Howell

County; recommends William N. Evans; illness of Judge J. F.

Hale



1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. F. Oldam, West Plains, Howell

County; recommends William N. Evans; illness of Judge J. F.

Hale

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: John F. Williams, West Plains,

Howell County; recommends William N. Evans; illness of

Judge J. F. Hale

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Petition, Howell County citizens;

recommend William N. Evans of West Plains for 13th

Circuit

Court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. M. Hoover, Alton, Oregon County;

recommends William N. Evans of West Plains

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. E. Moseley, Alton, Oregon

County; recommends William N. Evans; 13th

Judicial Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. V. Ragland, Alton, Oregon

County; recommends William N. Evans to the 13th

Judicial

Circuit

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. J. Delaney, Springfield, Greene

County; recommends William N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 13,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James L. Nicholas, Gainesville,

Ozark County; transmittal of petition, recommends William

N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: John L. Kelly, Windsor, Henry

County toCharles Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis; recommends

James H. Lay; resignation of Judge David Albaugh De

Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. S. Plattenburg, Gainesville, Ozark


1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Judges:Charles Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis;

recommends James H. Lay; resignation of Judge David

Albaugh De Armond

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 17,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. H. Winningham, West Plains,

Howell County; recommends William N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 18,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Barrett, Harrisonville, Cass

County; recommends Thomas J. Smith; resignation of Judge




1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 18,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Noah M. Givan, Harrisonville, Cass

County; recommends Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 18,

1891

Appointments—Judges: William L. Jarrott, Harrisonville,

Cass County; recommends Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 18,

1891

Appointments—Judges: R. T. Railey, Harrisonville, Cass

County; recommends Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 20,

1891

Appointments—Judges: T. J. Braswell, Alton, Oregon

County; recommends William N. Evans; incapacity of Judge

J. F. Hale

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 20,

1891

Appointments—Judges: V. M. Hines, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends William N. Evans; incapacity of Judge

J. F. Hale

1B/1/4 6 (44) 20 (3) February 24,

1891


County; recommends James H. Lay; election of Judge David

Albaugh De Armond to Congress

1B/1/4 6 (44) 21 (3) March 1, 1891 Appointments—Judges: S. J. Langston, West Plains, Howell


1B/1/4 6 (44) 21 (3) March 17, 1891 Appointments—Judges: J. H. Maxey, West Plains, Howell


1B/1/4 6 (44) 21 (3) March 12, 1891 Appointments—Judges: Robert Washington Fyan,

Marshfield, Webster County; recommends Thomas J. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 21 (3) May 27, 1891 Appointments—Judges: A. C. Baldwin, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends O. M. Harris as Pettis County Court

judge; withdrawal of support for the appointment of Dalby

1B/1/4 6 (44) 21 (3) May 30, 1891 Appointments—Judges: A. C. Baldwin, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends O. M. Harris

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (4) July 21, 1891 Appointments—Judges: Frank H. Farns, Steelville, Crawford

County; requests governor delay appointing a replacement to

the Crawford County Court until the Democratic Committee

submits their recommendation; death of James E. Wheeling

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 1891 Appointments—Judges: Harvey Batts and James Ingram,

Hale, Carroll County; recommends Elbridge Jackson

Broaddus



1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 9, 1891 Appointments—Judges: telegram, James Booth, Washington,

Franklin County; request for the governor to withhold

appointing Franklin County Court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 21,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Meinteer, St. Louis; resignation

of Judge James M. Davis from the 17th

Judicial District;

recommends Judge Elbridge Jackson Broaddus

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 22,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Virgil Conkling, Carrollton, Carroll

County; requesting the governor delay appointing a person to

replace Judge James M. Davis until the Carroll County bar

has had an opportunity to meet

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 22,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. T. Dixon, Hale, Carroll County;

recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus; resignation of

James M. Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 22,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. D. Rois, et al, Kingston, Caldwell

County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus to replace

James M. Davis who has resigned; also signed by Clem

Laughlin, J. M. Millan, R. L. Dodge, J. C. Chapman, and

William Mc Afee

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. J. Benghofer, Hale, Carroll

County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus; resignation

of Judge James M. Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Oliver J. Chapman, Breckenridge,

Caldwell County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus;

resignation of Judge James M. Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. M. Dilley, Hamilton, Caldwell



1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: S. J. Jones, Hale, Carroll County;

recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus; resignation of Judge

James M. Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: William A. Wood, Kingston,

Caldwell County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus;

resignation of Judge James M. Davis; notes of concurrence

from Crosby Johnson and B. M. Young

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: C. W. Asper, Chillicothe, Livingston

County; resignation and ill health of Judge James M. Davis;

recommends Judge Elbridge Jackson Broaddus



1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. C. Ireland, Chillicothe, Livingston



1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. B. Gill, Chillicothe, Livingston

County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus as Circuit

Court judge, pending resignation of Judge James M. Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. S. Leeper, Braymer, Caldwell



1B/1/4 6 (44) 22 (3) August 28,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. B. Hale, Carrollton, Carroll



1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: R. S. Banks, Iron Mountain, St.

Francois County; recommends W. T. O’Neal as circuit court

judge; death of Judge Kemper

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Congressman Charles Harley

Mansur, Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends

Elbridge Jackson Broaddus, resignation of Judge James M.

Davis

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. L. Mack, Lamar, Barton County;

recommends J. M. Herlocker; resignation of Judge Hickam

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Barton County;

recommend J. M. Herlocker; resignation of Judge S. P.

Hickam

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. R. McVey, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus;


1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. G. Thurman, Lamar, Barton

County; recommends J. M. Herlocker; resignation of Judge S.

P. Hickam

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. C. Timmonds, Lamar, Barton

County; recommends John W. Callison

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Jonas J. Clark, Chillicothe,





1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James M. Davis, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: A. Keller, Lamar, Barton County;

transmittal of petitions supporting the appointment of Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 14,

1891


recommends O. P. Smith; resignation of Judge S. P. Hickam

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (3) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: William McIlwrath, Chillicothe,



1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 15,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. R. Banks, Lamar, Barton County;

recommends S. P. Smith

1B/1/4 6 (44) 23 (4) September 15,

1891


recommends John W. Callison

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: A. H. Livingston, Alton, Oregon

County; recommends William N. Evans; illness of J. F. Hale

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: L. P. Norman, Alton, Oregon


1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (4), 13th

Judicial Circuit;

recommend William N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Benton County;

recommends James H. Lay

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Douglas

County; recommend William N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (5), citizens of Henry

County; recommends James H. Lay of Benton County

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of West Plains,

Howell County; recommends William N. Evans

1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (18), citizens of Howell


1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petition, members of the bar,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends Elbridge

Jackson Broaddus



1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (10), citizens of Oregon


1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Ozark


1B/1/4 6 (44) 24 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (4), citizens of Shannon


1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 18,

1892

Appointments—Judges: C. R. Jolley, Steelville, Crawford

County; certificate of vacancy of office in the Crawford

County Court, death of Judge James C. Wheeling

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 18,

1892

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Leftwich, Steelville, Crawford

County; death of Judge James C. Wheeling, First Judicial

Circuit; withdrawal of personal name from petition

recommending Judge E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: William D. Bass, Steelville,

Crawford County; withdrawal of support for the appointment

of Judge E. A. Pinnell; Democratic politics in county

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: J. T. Haley, Steelville, Crawford


E. A. Pinnell; personal request for the appointment

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: C. R. Jolley, Steelville, Crawford


E. A. Pinnell; forced to sign petition during a secret caucus in

which Pinnell was present; Democratic Party county politics

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Crawford

County, Steelville; recommends William Self; death of James

C. Wheeling

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 20,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, A. U. Farrow, Steelville,

Crawford County; requesting the governor to delay

appointment to the Crawford County Court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 20,

1892

Appointments—Judges: A. U. Farrow, Steelville, Crawford

County; death of Judge James C. Wheeling; recommends E.

A. Pinnell but needs time to obtain support for the nomination



1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 24,

1892


County; death of Judge James C. Wheeling; transmittal of

petition recommending E. A. Pinnell; candidacy of William

Self and obtaining a dramshop license; Governor Albert

Pickett Morehouse; Democratic Party county politics; success

of new Australian ballot system depends upon the

appointment of Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 24,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, B. H. Newman, Cuba,

Crawford County; recommends E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 25,

1892


County; transmittal of letters supporting E. A. Pinnell;

personal representation to Jefferson City tomorrow

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 25,

1892

Appointments—Judges: L. C. Taff, Wilsons Mills, Crawford

County; recommends Jenkins Clinton; death of Judge James

C. Wheeling

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 25,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of the First Judicial

District, Crawford County; recommends E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 26,

1892

Appointments—Judges: L. C. Taff, Wilsons Mills, Crawford

County; recommends Jenkins Clinton

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 27,

1892

Appointments—Judges: A. C. Coppedge, Steelvill, Crawford

County; recommends E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 27,

1892


County; Representative Coppedge endorses E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 27,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Crawford

County; recommends Jenkins Clinton

1B/1/4 6 (44) 25 (4) January 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, B. H. Newman, Cuba,

Crawford County; recommends E. A. Pinnell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 5,

1892

Appointments—Judges: B. H. Newman Cuba, Crawford

County; requests delay in appointment; Newman’s attempt to

compromise with the Crawford County Court to find a

suitable applicant

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 6,

1892

Appointments—Judges: B. H. Newman, Cuba, Crawford

County; recommends William Self; opponent for the position

is a poor Democrat; county politics



1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 9,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Thomas R. Gibson, Steelville,

Crawford County; recommends William J. Self

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: W. O. Atkeson, Butler, Bates

County; notification of vacancy in the Bates County court

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: W. W. Graves, Butler, Bates County;

recommends D. R. Braden as Bates County Court judge;

death of Judge Jesse Connell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: C. C. Harris, Butler, Bates County;

request delay appointing to the Bates County Court until

petitions can be drawn up, death of Judge Jesse Connell

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: James E. Hollow, Cuba, Crawford

County; recommends William Self

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Joseph Boswell Shelby,

Butler, Bates County; notification of vacancy in the Bates

County Court; request delay appointing replacement until

petitions are submitted from Bates County

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 11,

1892

Appointments—Judges: D. A. Colyer, Butler, Bates County;

death of Judge Jesse Connell, notification of vacancy in the

Bates County Court; Braden, James R. Simpson; Governor

Morehouse

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 11,

1892

Appointments—Judges: T. D. Rafter, Butler, Bates County;

requests time to suggest qualified candidate; does not support

Richard Braden or William J. Self

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 11,

1892

Appointments—Judges: J. H. Wheeling, Cuba, Crawford

County; recommends Ed Marsh

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 15,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Thomas R. Gibson, Steelville,

Crawford County; reply to the governor’s inquiry about the

applicants for appointment; William J. Self was a supporter of

Morehouse; Pinnell supported Glover; recommends Preston

Halbert, W. R. Hible, J. I. H. Western, R. P. Cook or John M.

Eaton

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 15,

1892

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Newman, Cuba, Crawford

County; recommends William Self

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 15,

1892

Appointments—Judges: T. B. Webb, Steelville, Crawford




1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 16,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. O. Atkeson and M. N.

Carroll, Butler, Bates County; recommends M. R. Lyle; death

of Judge Braden

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) February 16,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. S. Page, Butler, Bates

County; death of Judge Braden

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 1, 1892 Appointments—Judges: P. F. Peitz, Washington, Franklin

County; request for appointment for county court judge

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 1, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Hermann Wiesel, Union, Franklin

County; death of Judge Bernard Cleve

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 4, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Judge A. H. Bolte, Union, Franklin

County; response to Governor Francis’ inquiry; recommends

P. F. Peitz

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 6, 1892 Appointments—Judges: F. C. Strothmann, Berger, Franklin


1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 6, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Franklin County;

recommends Robert Hoffman; death of Judge Bernhard Cleve

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 6, 1892 Appointments—Judges: James J. Jones and John W. Booth,

Washington, Franklin County; requests a Republican

appointment to the Franklin County Court; recommends

Robert Hoffman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 7, 1892 Appointments—Judges: P. N. Butler, Washington, Franklin

County to R. T. Booth, Jefferson City, Cole County; support

for the appointment of Robert Hoffman

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 9, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Judge A. H. Bolte, Union, Franklin

County; death of Judge Bernard Cleve; recommends either

Frederick C. Strothmann, J. D. Hibleler or J. T. Connally

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 10,

1892

Appointments—Judges: E. B. Adams, Woodstock, Vermont;

recommends Judge Hughes (note: no Missouri location or

county listed)

1B/1/4 6 (44) 26 (4) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of the First District,

Franklin County; recommends J. T. Connally

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: G. C. Fowler, Clark Township, Cole

County; recommends W. A. Maddux



1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: W. B. McAntire, et al, Joplin, Jasper

County; recommend Elijah Hise Norton to the Missouri

Supreme Court; also signed by other Joplin attorneys

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: J. N. Mittelbuerger and Theodore

Borbeg; recommends Ora A. Keithly as St. Charles County

probate judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (7) No date Appointments—Judges: newspaper clipping, The

Brunswicker; recommends Judge Gavon Drummond Burgess

or George Bennett MacFarlane for Supreme Court; Andrew

A. Ellison; Mexico, Audrain County; St. Joseph

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (7) No date Appointments—Judges: newspaper clipping, Henry County

Democrat; recommends John L. Thomas of Jefferson County

and Judge George Bennett MacFarlane of Audrain County for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, city and county unknown;

recommend Judge George McFarland for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;

recommends William P. Coleman for probate court judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (9), Boone County citizens;

recommend Lewis M. Switzler, Columbia as Boone County

probate judge; resignation of Judge W. W. Garth

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 No date Appointments—Judges: petition, Caldwell County;

recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: Petition, citizens of Cole County,

recommends W. A. Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Cole County;

recommends W. A. Maddux; resignation of John H. Dierckx

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Clark Township,

Cole County; recommends W. A. Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Jefferson

Township, Cole County; recommends W. A. Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Liberty




1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Marion and

Jefferson Townships, Cole County; recommends W. A.

Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Morean


(possibly Marion Township)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Osage City

and Liberty Townships, Cole County; recommends W. A.

Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of Osage


1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Scotts Station,

Cole County; recommends W. A. Maddux

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, Chillicothe, Livingston

County bar; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, Maryville, Nodaway County

bar; recommends Judge William W. Ramsay for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), citizens of St. Charles

County; recommends Ora A. Keithly; death of Judge John T.

Powell

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of St. Charles

County; recommends Richard G. Woodson; death of Judge

John T. Powell

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (5) No date Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), St. Louis bar, St. Louis;

recommends Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (5) No date Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Louis Merchants

Exchange, St. Louis; recommends Thomas B. Harvey for

criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 1 (2) No date Appointments—Judges: George Thagner, personal request for

appointment as probate court judge; includes signatures of his

supporters



1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis; request

for appointment for criminal court; Judge Noonan

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) March 29, 1889 Appointments—Judges:Charles Cicero Rainwater, St. Louis;

recommends Judge D.W. Fauntelroy for criminal court; Judge

Noonan

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) March 30, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles F. Orthwein, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; Judge

Noonan

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) March 31, 1889 Appointments—Judges: George Dasthimm, San Antonio,

Texas; recommends E. J. White for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Webb M. Samuels and

Charles F. Orthwein, St. Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Robert W. Good, St. Louis;

recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Judges: George W. Anderson, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles T. Cady, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Webb M. Samuels, et al,

St. Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Web M. Samuel, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Judges: William Druhe, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; letterhead of

Amerika

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Elmer B. Adams, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Adolphus Busch, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Ashley C. Cloner, St.

Louis; recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, William Druhe, St. Louis;




1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: P. W. Fauntleroy, St. Louis; request

for appointment for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, James A. Gregory, St.

Louis; recommends James R. Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas B. Harvey, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. B. Henderson, St. Louis;

recommends P. W. Fauntleroy for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. M. Hubbard, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: R. M. Hubbard, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. J. Kenifiek, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends James R. Claiborne for

criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James M. Lewis, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. G. Lodge, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. C. Norwiler, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Patrick Shuhaise, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, P. M. Stack, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. B. Valiant, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Robert Francis Wingate,

St. Louis; recommends Robert Claiborne for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, residents of St. Louis;

recommends P.W. Fauntleroy for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, W.T. Anderson, St. Louis;

recommends Campbell for criminal court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Wesley Austin, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Simon S. Bass, St. Louis;

young Democrats against Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: J. Boogher, St. Louis; protesting

James R. Claiborne for criminal court; J. H. Wear; Judge E.

A. Noonan; blue laws, Missouri

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, William Bull, et al, St.

Louis; recommends P. W. Fauntleroy for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Adolphus Busch, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; Germans in

Missouri

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Carl Daenzer, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John J. Daly, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, William Druhe, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Joseph Duffy, St. Louis;

protesting appointment of Robert A. Campbell for criminal

court; voted Republican

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John H. Fisse, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. M. Galvin, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. M. Galvin, St. Louis to

M. A. Farming, Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting

Farming to use his influence to secure the appointment of

James R. Claiborne


wish to withdraw the subject of yesterdays message; now for

Bernard Dierkes





1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John Jackson, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Charles Phillip Johnson,

St. Louis; recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, A. Kane, J.P., St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. H. Leslie, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, H. C. Lewis, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Frank J. Luz, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, D. F. Maloney, St. Louis;

recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court (note:

telegram names Robert C. Claeburne, possibly confusing

Robert A. Campbell with James R. Claiborne)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Michael McEnnis, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, T. S. McPheeters, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court;

James R. Claiborne

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Dave Nicholsen, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, E. A. Noonan, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Frank R. O’Neil, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court and

appointing Tom Knapp to fill the vacancy created by the

appointment of Dierkes

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Charles Orthwein, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas Portis and John F.

Cahill, St. Louis; recommends James R. Claiborne for

criminal court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Chester H. Pruni, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Phil Rohan, et al, St. Louis;

recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court; also

signed by John Lindsy and E. J. O’Connor

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, David Pittman Rowland,

St. Louis; recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court

(note: telegram names Robert C. Claiburne, possibly

confusing Robert A. Campbell with James R. Claiborne)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John Scullin, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Chris Van Derahe, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 (5) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas H. Warren, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: M. M. Buck and Co., St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: L. L. Butler, St. Louis; recommends

Robert A. Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, James L. Carlisle, et al, St.

Louis; recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal court;

also signed by John W. O’Connel, John D. Finney, and

Phillip Zepp

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Carl Daenzer, St. Louis;

recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; German

Democrats in St. Louis

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, William Duche, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; also

sigend by Henry John Spaunhorst, and Fred Arendes

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Tim T. Farrell, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court’

also signed by Will McHale, F. A. Drew, James W. Corcoran,

and J. J. Adamson

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Henry Hall, St. Louis; recommends

Robert A. Campbell for criminal court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: W. A. Hargadine and J. C.

Wilkinson, St. Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for

criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Loyd G. Harris, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Jerome Hill, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Samuel H. Holliday, et al,

St. Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal

court; also signed by James G. Holliday, Charles Jones, Jr.,

James P. Wright, P. F. Kelcher, Hector Nouhoff, Stephen F.

Quinette, and W. Nichols

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Charles Hoyle recommends P. W.

Fauntleroy for St. Louis Criminal Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. J. Lackland, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, P. S. Lanham, et al, St.


also signed by Alex H. Smith, john H. Tracy, and Joseph

Temple

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John B. Lionberger, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Frank J. Lutz, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Fielding Mansfield, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court;

letterhead of F. Mansfield and Co.

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. H. Markham, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Leslie A. Moffett, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Samuel Rathill, et al, St.


also signed by J. Clay Wilson, Dave J. Hayden, and Alex J.

Finney



1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Simon B. Sale, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, G. H. Small, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Edwin Obed Stanard, et al,

St. Louis; recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal

court; also signed by S. A. Benies and Thomas Booth

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. P. Tansey, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John H. Terry, et al, St.


also signed by M. A. Wolff, John G. Prish, James E. Griffith,

and John Loler

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John D. Vincill, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Theo A. Warris, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. B. Wheltemeyer, et al,

St. Louis; recommends P. W. Fauntleroy for criminal court;

also siged by James E. Yeatman, E. W. Duncan, R. R.

Hutchison, Jack P. Richardson, Joseph Dickson, Charles

parsons, and Simon L. Boogher

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John J. Williams, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Jessie Arnot, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: James Overton Broadhead, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. B. Clements, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Carl Daenzer and Charles

Orshman, St. Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for

criminal court; will satisfy the Germans in St. Louis



1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Hamilton Daughaday, St. Louis;


letterhead of Brown, Daughaday and Company (successors to

Dodd, Brown and Company), wholesale dry goods for cash

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, James Edwards, et al, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas B. Estep, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: William Glasgow, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Samuel N. Holliday, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Frederick N. Judson, St. Louis;


statement of concurrence from Warwick Hough

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Kerr and Tiltman, St.

Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court;

Germans in Missouri

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, George W. Lubke, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, James McCaffery, St.

Louis; anybody but James R. Claiborne for criminal court

would be a mistake

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Frank R. Oniel, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John O’Neill, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: R. E. Rombauer, Seymour

Thompson and William Biggs, St. Louis; recommends Robert

A. Campbell for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Phillip H. Sopp, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 6, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Amos M. Thayer, St. Louis;




1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 7, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Freeman Barnum, St. Louis;

recommends Robert A. Campbell for criminal court; Judge

Noonan’s election as the mayor of St. Louis; letterhead of

Barnum Hotel, St. Louis

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Joseph Boyce, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: William H. Biggs St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Carl Daenzer, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes for criminal court; also

signed by Charles Orthwein, William Drude, and Fred

Orendes

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis;

request for appointment for criminal court; if not Dierkes,

then James R. Claiborne

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John A. Harrison, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Holland, St. Louis;

organized labor recommends James R. Claiborne for criminal

court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas K. Nedinghaus, St.

Louis; recommends James R. Claibornefor criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Martin Neiser, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Charles Orthwein, St.

Louis; recommends Bernard Dierkes rather than James R.

Claiborne for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 8, 1889 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Charles Orthwein and Web

M. Samuel, St. Louis; support for the appointment of Bernard

Dierkes for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 9, 1889 Appointments—Judges: Jesse L. Boogher, St. Louis;

appreciation for appointing Robert A. Campbell for criminal

court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 3 (5) April 9, 1889 Appointments—Judges: John A. Gilliam, St. Louis; thanks

for appointing Robert A. Campbell for criminal court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 4 1889 Appointments—Judges: petitions (3), St. Louis bar;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 4 1889 Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Louis Merchant

Exhange; recommends Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 2, 1890 Appointments—Judges: W. D. Jordan, Hickory Hill, Cole

County; recommends Arthur M. Hough; resignation of John

H. Diercks

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 5, 1890 Appointments—Judges: S. K. Miller, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Arthur M. Hough for Cole County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Judges: A. Brandenberger, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Arthur M. Hough for Cole County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Jesse W. Henry, Jefferson City, Cole


1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Judges: W. H. Lusk, Jefferson City, Cole

County; certification by the court clerk of a vacancy in Cole

County Probate Court; resignation of Judge John H. Diercks

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 8, 1890 Appointments—Judges: W. K. Bradbury, Jefferson City, Cole


1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Arthur M. Hough, Jefferson City,

Cole County; request for personal interview with the governor

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (2) May 28, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Thomas D. Bogie, Richmond, Ray

County; death of Judge John T. Banister, Ray County Probate

Court; requests delay in appointing successor until Bogie can

meet with the governor

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) March 18, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Anton Bruegging, Jefferson City,

Cole County; request for appointment as Cole County probate

court judge; German

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) May 28, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. S. Demasters, Richmond, Ray

County; death of county probate court judge John T. Banister;

recommends W. M. Allison as replacement

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) May 29, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Chrit Tilley, Liberty, Clay County;

recommends Wesley M. Allison for Ray County



1B/1/4 7 (45) 2 May 31, 1890 Appointments—Judges: Mrs. Willie Banister, Richmond, Ray

County; death of her husband Judge John T. Banister;

recommends Wesley M. Allison for county probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (2) May 31, 1890 Appointments—Judges: James Stone, Knoxville, Ray County;

recommends John C. Brown for Ray County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (6) June 16, 1890 Appointments—Judges: J. McDonald Trimble, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 5 (6) October 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John M. Barker, Mexico, Audrain

County; request for appointment for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles L. Dobson, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) November

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Lamar bar, Barton County;

recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 (7) November

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Buchanan County bar, St.

Joseph; recommends T. H. Parrish for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 (7) November 3,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, members of the bar and

citizens of Holt County, Oregon; recommends Thomas H.

Parrish for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 7,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. E. McKeighan, St. Louis;

recommends George Bennett MacFarlane and Maverick

Hughes for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Gallatin Craig, Maryville, Nodaway

County; recommends William W. Ramsay for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 8,

1890

Appointments—Judges: L. M. Lane, Maryville, Nodaway

County; recommends William W. Ramsay for Supreme

Court; biographical material, service; Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 9,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. H. Waller, Moberly, Randolph

County; recommends Alexander Martin for Supreme Court;

includes handwritten response from the governor; University

of Missouri, School of Law



1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge C. A. Anthony, Maryville,

Nodaway County; recommends William W. Ramsay for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles T. Booher, Maryville,


Supreme Court; Kansas City Court of Appeals; circuit judges

of St. Joseph; northwest Missouri; Platte County; Judge Elijah

Hise Norton

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge Turner Andrews Gill, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends George Bennett

MacFarlane for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George R. Lockwood, St. Louis;

personal information regarding Judge Burgess, candidate for

appointment for Supreme Court; Sullivan County v. Burgess

(37 Mo. 300)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William McIlwrath, Chillicothe,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Minteer, Chillicothe, Livingston

County; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Morrow, Louisiana, Pike

County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge James B. Newman, Maryville,


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Lyman Parcher, Maryville, Nodaway


1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Scott, Oregon, Holt County;

opposes Parish as a possible candidate for appointment for

Supreme Court; alcoholism

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Todd, Maryville, Nodaway

County; recommends W. W. Ramsey for Supreme Court;

Noland; Kansas City Court of Appeals; Nodaway County



1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Wiefly, Maryville, Nodaway


1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John J. Williams, Macon, Macon

County; recommends Andrew Ellison for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 10,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Howard County bar,

Fayette; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Atchison County elected

officials, Rockport; recommends William W. Ramsay for

Supreme Court, includes the signature of brother L. D.

Ramsay

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: T. B. Buckner, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: T. H. Ensor, Maryville, Nodaway


1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Benjamin Thomas Hardin, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends George Bennett

MacFarlane for Supreme Court; Mexico, Audrain County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Newton Jones, Cuba, Crawford

County; recommends Judge Burgess for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel M. Kennard, St. Louis;

recommends Noah M. Givan for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Gardiner Lathrop, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Scott J. Miller, Chillicothe,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge N. P. Minor, Bowling Green,

Pike County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. P. Munro, Webb City, Jasper


Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Norton, Troy, Lincoln County;

recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Julius Sawers, Maryville, Nodaway

County; recommends William W. Ramsey for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 6 November 11,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Byron Woodson, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Elijah Hise Norton for

Supreme Court; Platte County; Silas Woodson (governor,

1871-1873)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. P. Giles, Shelbina, Shelby

County; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: D. J. Allen, Piedmont, Wayne

County; recommends John L. Thomas for Supreme Court;

southeast Missouri

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Phil E. Chappell, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890



1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George T. Dunn, Troy, Lincoln


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. L. Martin, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas R. Morrow, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George W. Royse, Clayton, St. Louis


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. McDonald Trimble, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court; biographical and genealogical material;

Governor B. Gratz Brown (1871-1873); Audrain County



1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John F. Williams, Macon, Macon

County; recommends Andrew Ellison for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles J. Wright, Springfield,

Greene County; recommends A. H. Wear for Supreme Court;

President Grover Cleveland

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 12,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Lincoln County bar, Troy;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. M. Boulware, Palmyra, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Joe Burnett, Paris, Monroe County;

recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles Henry Hardin, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court; (note: Charles Henry Hardin, governor,

1875-1877)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John A. Hockaday, Columbia, Boone


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles M. King, Shelbina, Shelby


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Felix L. LaForce, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Edward McCabe, Palmyra, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Peirsol, Monroe City, Monroe


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Elijah Robinson, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Frank P. Sebree, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court; Chicago and Alton Railroad Company



1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Joel Stone, Nevada, Vernon


Supreme Court (Governor William Joel Stone, 1893-1897)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 13,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Dade County bar,

Greenfield; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme

Court; Nevada, Vernon County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John W. Booth, Washington,

Franklin County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John M. Bullock, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. J. Drummond, Palmyra, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. J. Hawkins, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James M. DeGrance, Kirksville,

Adair County; protest against any appointment of Andrew

Ellison as Supreme Court justice

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John C. Hinton, Columbia, Boone


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. O. L. Jewett, Shelbina, Shelby


1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. S. Julian, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. C. Kennen, Laddonia, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. C. Lackland, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Monroe County bar, Paris;

recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. B. Rust, Montgomery City,

Montgomery County; recommends J. McDonald Trimble for

Supreme Court; Railroad industry

1B/1/4 7 (45) 7 (6) November 14,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James G. Trimble, Mexico, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Henry B. Babb, Columbia, Boone


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: S. B. Cook, Mexico, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Cowgill, Cowgill, Caldwell


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: L. E. Davison, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890


County; response to the governor’s request for his opinion as

to the best candidates for appointment for Supreme Courts;

Judge Thomas, Alex Martin or Ramsay; Nevada Asylum; Ed

O’Day

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John H. Garth, Hannibal, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Matthew W. Hall, Marshall, Saline

County; recommends William Muir Williams for Supreme

Court; Boonville, Cooper County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: B. F. Hammett, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. H. Hatch, Hannibal, Marion

County; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court;

previous support for Andrew Ellison



1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Warwick Hough, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: L. Krauthoff, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James J. Lincoln, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: resolution of the Buchanan County

bar, St. Joseph; recommends Thomas H. Parrish for Supreme

Court; certified by Clay C. MacDonald

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. A. Munger, Hannibal, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas B. Reed, Hunstville,

Randolph County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. W. Salmon, Clinton, Henry


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

J. W. Davidson

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. G. Trimble, Mexico, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William Muir Williams, Boonville,

Cooper County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. C. Timmonds, Lamar, Barton

County; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Hannibal Business Men’s

Association, Hannibal, Marion County; recommends Thomas

H. Bacon for Supreme Court (includes single page promotion

of the city of Hannibal from unnamed publication)



1B/1/4 7 (45) 8 (6) November 15,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Randolph County,

Huntsville residents; recommends George Bennett


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. W. Alexander, Gallatin, Daviess


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 16,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. L. Ross, Versailles, Morgan


Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas H. Bacon, Hannibal, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: D. A. Ball, Louisiana, Pike County;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Maecenas Eason Benton, Neosho,

Newton County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. Buler, Lamar, Barton County;

recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. F. Clark, Mexico, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas T. Crittenden, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Elijah Hise Norton, Henry and

Warwick Hough for Supreme Court (Crittenden, governor,

1881-1885)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge James Ellison, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: U. S. Hall, Hubbard, Randolph


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles H. Hellorgan, Lamar, Barton




1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. J. Herbison, Neosho, Newton


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. J. Herndon, Fayette, Howard

County; recommends William W. Williams for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: G. W. Hyde, Lexington, Lafayette

County; opposes Burgess for Missouri Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. M. Hughes, Louisiana, Pike


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. W. Kelso and J. E. Schooler,

Grant City, Worth County; recommends William W. Ramsay

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Warner Lewis, et al, Danville,

Montgomery County; recommends George Bennett


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel R. Lloyd, Clarence, Shelby


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John W. Matson, Louisiana, Pike


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Clay C. MacDonald, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; transmittal of resolutions passed by the

Buchanan County bar; John Doniphan

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. P. Mann and Mason Talbutt,

Greenfield, Dade County; transmittal of petition

recommending Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Congressman Charles Harley


Elbridge Jackson Broaddus for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John V. McMillan, Maryville,


Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Montgomery Jr. and George P.

B. Jackson, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends George

Bennett MacFarlane for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John H. Owsly, St. Louis;

recommends Hudson Ellison for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John D. Parkinson, Butler, Bates

County; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court;

25th

Judicial Circuit, St. Clair County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. S. Priest, St. Louis; recommends

Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: S. B. Rust, Mexico, Audrain County;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Daniel P. Stratton, Nevada, Vernon

County; request for appointment to the Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. J. Sturgis, Neosho, Newton


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Todd, Maryville, Nodaway


1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890



Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890



Supreme Court; transmittal of letter from Congressman

William Joel Stone (governor, 1893-1897)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Robert Morgan White, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane

for Supreme Court; Mexico (Mo.) Ledger

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Robert Patterson Clark Wilson,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends Judge Elijah Hise

Norton for Supreme Court (Congressman R. P.C. Wilson,

1889-1892)



1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Stephen Crittenden Woodson, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends Elijah Hise Norton for

Supreme Court; Thomas Parrish

1B/1/4 7 (45) 9 (7) November 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Montgomery County bar;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Anonymous, Neosho, Newton

County; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane and Judge

Thomas for Supreme Court; signed “A Democrat”

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: F. M. Carter, Farmington, St.

Francois County; recommends Judge Gavon Drummond

Burgess for the Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Beauchamp Clark (James

BeauJames Beauchamp Clark) Louisiana, Pike County;


(note: Clark, future Congressman, 1893-1920)

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Cordell, Marshall, Saline

County; recommends William Barclay Napton, Jr. for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Farrell, Bowling Green, Pike


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John C. Gage, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: C. E. Porter, Bowling Green, Pike


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Nolen Samuel, St. Louis;

recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court; William Jewell

College

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Clint Tilley, Liberty, Clay County;

recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890



Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. W. Tinneman, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 18,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Andrew County bar and

citizens of Savannah; recommends T. H. Parrish for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge William H. Biggs, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John A. Blevins, Versailles, Morgan


Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James Carr, St. Louis; recommends

D. C. Allen for Supreme Court; Liberty, Clay County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Alfred Davault, New Florence,



1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: M. S. Goodman, Clarksville, Pike


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. M. Harber, Trenton, Grundy

County; recommends Gavon Drummond Burgess for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James F. Mister, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Elijah Hise Norton for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: P. J. Sims, Thompson, Audrain


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 10 (7) November 19,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge Seymour D. Thompson, St.

Louis to George Bennett MacFarlane, Mexico, Audrain

County; personal support for MacFarlane’s appointment to

the Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel Boyd, Marshall, Saline


Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John P. Butler, Milan, Sullivan

County; recommends Thomas H. Parrish for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: S. H. Claycomb, Joplin, Jasper

County; recommends Elijah Hise Norton and Castleman for

Supreme Court; includes plat of mining lands in Jasper and

Newton counties

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Rufus M. Eades, Kansas City,

Missouri; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge James Ellison, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends WilliamW. Ramsay for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: S. S. Laws, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court; Liberty,

Clay County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Lewis Lowry, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge John A. McDonald, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Hugh J. McGowan, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: James F. Mister, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. F. Perdue, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. S. Potts, Mexico, Audrain County;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. T. Stewart, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: L. C. Slavens, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: G. Pitman Smith, Montgomery City,





1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. P. Terrill, et al, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Alex Waller for Supreme

Court; also signed by W. A. Martin, H. M. Porter, Willard P.

Cave, and G. F.Rothwell

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George W. Trigg, Richmond, Ray

County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court; Liberty,

Clay County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890



Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: F. L. Wilkinson, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. Winston, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Versailles bar, Morgan


Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 20,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Oregon County;

recommends Gavon Drummond Burgess for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: D. C. Allen, Liberty, Clay County;

death of Clint Tilley’s mother in law; postponement of

meeting with the governor

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. Arnold and J. P. Ross, Versailles,

Morgan County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Thomas D. Bogie, Richmond, Ray


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. S. Chick, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. M. Greenwood, Kansas City,


1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: D. J. Heaston, Bethany, Harrison




1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Augustus Hockaday, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends T. Burton Taylor for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: F. W. Parrish, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; withdrawal of candidacy for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel P. Sparks, Warrensburg,

Johnson County; recommends A. F. Alexander for Supreme

Court; Kansas City politics

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Edwin William Stephens, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. L. Stephens, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court;

University of Missouri

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: William H. Wallace, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: G. M. Walden, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends D. C. Adams for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Morgan County bar,

Versailles; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 11 (7) November 21,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Ray County members of the

bar, Richmond; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. S. Adkins, Kansas City, Jackson


1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: D. C. Allen, Liberty, Clay County;

transmittal of letter from Professor Greenwood

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. E. Chamberlain, Hannibal,

Marion County; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme

Court; Civil War military service

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. C. Clark, Fayette, Howard


1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John D. Dale, Shelbyville, Shelby




1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John Doniphan, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends T. W. Parrish and D. C.

Allen for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: P. B. Dunn, Shelbyville, Shelby


1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: John H. Garth, Hannibal, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Judge Charles H. Goodman, Albany,

Gentry County; recommends Thomas H. Parrish for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Gill Sebree, Springfield, Greene


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens Callaway County,

Fulton; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Clay County bar, Liberty;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Gentry County,

Albany; recommends Thomas H. Parrish for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Greene County,

Springfield; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Linn County bar,

Brookfield; recommends Thomas H. Parrish for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, Monroe County bar,

Monroe City; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) November 22,

1890

Appointments—Judges: resolution, Shelby Union, Saline


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 23,

1890

Appointments—Judges: R. N. Banister, Eldorado Springs,

Cedar County; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme

Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 12 (7) November 23,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. P. Terrill, Moberly, Randolph

County; recommends Alex Waller for Supreme Court;

wedding of Miss Gay Hammett in St. Louis

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: E. O. Brown, Carthage, Jasper

County; recommends Judge Elijah Hise Norton for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: H. W. Johnson, Jonesburg, Cedar

County; recommends John L. Thomas for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (6) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Samuel M. Kennard, St. Louis;

recommends Noah M. Givan for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890


County; support for George Bennett MacFarlane’s

appointment to Supreme Court; flour mills

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: A. A. Whitsitt, Pleasant Hill, Cass

County; recommends John L. Thomas for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Charles Willis, Shelby Union, Saline

County; secretary of the Brotherhood of Farm Laborers and

Workers forwards resolution (November 22, 1890)

recommending William Barclay Napton, Jr. to the Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 24,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Barry County;

recommends Gavon Drummond Burgess for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Levi Chubbuck, Columbia, Boone


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: George C. Dyer, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Mr. McDearmon for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Cedar County,

Eldorado Springs; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 25,

1890

Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Theoderick F. McDearmon to

the Supreme Court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 26,

1890

Appointments—Judges: Henry J. Herrick, Houston, Texas

County; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Missouri

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (7) November 30,

1890

Appointments—Judges: J. C. Brown, Richmond, Ray County;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 13 (2) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Judges: W. W. Garth, Columbia, Boone

County; illness of Judge Hinton, incumbent Boone County

judge of the probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: Thomas H. Bacon, biographical

material; Civil War military service; Hannibal; St. Louis;

Federal Circuit Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: F. M. Carter, Farmington, St.

Francois County; recommends Gavon Drummond Burgessfor

Supreme Court; Linn County, Constitutional Amendment, Dr.

McAnually, editor of the St. Louis Christian Advocate,

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: W. J. Hollis, Kansas City, Jackson


Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: Judge J. L. Smith, Kansas City,


for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: memorandum, points on selection of

applicant; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court;

Adiar County voted republican in recent election

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Atchison County citizens;

recommends Thomas H. Parrish to the Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Audrain County bar and

elected officials; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Audrain County

businessmen of Mexico; recommends George Bennett


1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Bates County bar, Bates


(note: signed by future Congressman David Albaugh De

Armond)



1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County Bar,

Columbia; recommends George Bennett MacFarlane for

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Caldwell County bar, and

Kingston businessmen; recommends Elbridge Jackson

Broaddus for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Jackson County, Kansas

City businessmen; recommends D. C. Allen for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Jasper County, members of

the bar and county officials; recommends Elijah Hise Norton

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (6) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, residents of Livingston

County, Chillicothe; recommends Elbridge Jackson Broaddus

for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Marion County bar, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, bar of Hannibal, Marion


1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Monroe County bar and

elected officials; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Nodaway County, members

of the bar; recommends Judge William W. Ramsay to the

Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Pemiscot County, members

of the bar; recommends John L. Thomas for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, citizens of Pike County;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Ralls County bar, New

London; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Ray County, citizens,

merchants and county officials; recommends George Bennett




1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Saline County bar;


1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Shelby County bar and

businessmen; recommends Thomas H. Bacon for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Clair County bar, St.

Clair County; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 14 (7) 1890 Appointments—Judges: petition, Vernon County bar,

Nevada; recommends Daniel P. Stratton for Supreme Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 22,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Josh E. Stephens, Stockton, Cedar

County to Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor, 1897-

1901), Jefferson City, Cole County; request for assistance to

obtain personal appointment as Cedar County probate court

judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: N. H. Cruce, Eldorado Springs,

Cedar County; recommends John W. Gilpin

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. W. Davidson, Eldorado Springs,

Cedar County; request for appointment; death of Judge John

F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. S. Martin and D. R. McLain,

Eldorado Springs, Cedar County; recommends John W.

Davidson; death of Probate Court Judge John F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James Masters, Stockton, Cedar

County; urging the governor to appoint a lawyer

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: C. A. Ragland, Stockton, Cedar


1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891


County; formal request for appointment; C. R. Church; J. E.

Stephens; served under Robert E. Lee during the Civil War

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Joshua E. Stephens, Stockton, Cedar

County; request for appointment; death of incumbent Judge

John F. Chiles



1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 23,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, Cedar County, citizens of

Eldorado Springs; recommends John W. Davidson; death of

Judge John F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. L. Cullar, Eldorado Springs, Cedar

County; recommends John W. Davidson; death of Judge John

F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 24,

1891

Appointments—Judges: W. B. Leslie, Eldorado Springs,

Cedar County; recommends John W. Davidson; death of


1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: telegram, William H. Anthony,

Harwood, Vernon County; county Democrats recommend

Samuel R. Crockett for probate court judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: William H. Anthony, Eldorado

Springs, Cedar County; opposition to Joshua E. Stephens for

Cedar County probate court judge; popular only in Stockton,

has issues with alcohol

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: telegram, William Anthony,

Eldorado Springs, Cedar County; against Joshua Stephens

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Thomas J. Armstrong, Eldorado

Springs, Cedar County; recommends John W. Davidson;

death of Judge John F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: telegram, N. H. Cruce, Eldorado

Springs, Cedar County; against Joshua Stephens; wait for

letter

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Thomas Terry and J. H. Davidson,

Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting the postponement of

an appointment for Cedar County probate court judge until a

suitable candidate from El Dorado Springs can be found

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 25,

1891


Stockton; recommends Samuel R. Crockett

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 26,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Charles R. Church, Stockton, Cedar

County; recommends Samuel R. Crockett; death of Judge

John F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 26,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. W. Davidson, Eldorado Springs,

Cedar County; recommends Samuel R. Crockett; death of




1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 26,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Clement Hall, Stockton, Cedar

County; recommends Samuel R. Crockett; death of Judge

John F. Chiles

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 26,

1891


County; request for appointment as Cedar County Probate

Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 26,

1891

Appointments—Judges: petition, Cedar County; citizens of

Jerico Springs; recommends Samuel R. Crockett; death of


1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) February 27,

1891


Eldorado Springs; recommends John W. Davidson; death of


1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) April 9, 1891 Appointments—Judges: Will G. Barnett, Columbia, Boone

County to B.M. Anderson; notify the governor that the

Missouri Statesman will support appointment of either J. S.

Waugh, C. C. Newman, J. S. Dorsey, A. H. Conley or B. M.

Anderson

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) April 9, 1891 Appointments—Judges: William Franklin Switzler, no

address; requesting the governor delay appointing a probate

judge until he meets with Switzler

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) August 30,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Mann Ringo, Williamsville, Wayne

County to Thomas P. Fitz, Des Arc, Iron County; support of

the appointment of Judge Hart; appointment of Judge Kemper

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 1,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Thomas P. Fritz, Des Arc, Iron

County; notification that Judge Hart is too old and feeble to

be appointed as judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 4,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James Carlisle, St. Louis;

recommends Ora A. Keithly for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 4,

1891

Appointments—Judges: telegram, O.A. Keithly, O’Fallon, St.

Charles County; request for appointment; current probate

judge has died

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 4,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Ora A. Keithly, O’Fallon, St. Charles

County to L. R. Walker, Jefferson City, Cole County; request

for assistance in obtaining appointment as probate judge for

St. Louis



1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 (2) September 5,

1891

Appointments—Judges: D. A. Ball, Louisiana, Pike County;

recommends Ora A. Keithly for St. Charles County probate

judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Charles J. Walker, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Mary Powell, daughter of the

deceased incumbent Judge Powell, for probate court court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: E. S. Wilhite, St. Charles, St. Charles

County; recommends Mary Powell for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 6,

1891

Appointments—Judges: G. Clay, Mexico, Audrain County;

recommends Ora A. Keithly for probate court court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: L. T. Henry, St. Peters, St. Charles

County; recommends Judge John R. Throe, Sr., for probate

court court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Warwick Hough, St. Louis;

recommends Richard G. Woodson for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. W. Gleason, Jonesburg,

Montgomery County; recommends Ora A. Keithly for probate

court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Pitman, Woodlawn, St. Charles

County; recommends R. H. Dunlap for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 7,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Marie Powell, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; death of her father Judge John T. Powell;

request for appointment to probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Augustus W. Alexander, St. Louis;

recommends R. G. Woodson for probate court for St. Charles

County

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: D. P. Dyer, St. Louis; recommends

Charles J. Walker for probate court of St. Charles County;

Mary A. Powell

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Judge W. W. Edwards, St. Charles,

St. Charles County; recommends Miss Mary Powell for

probate court; death of Judge John T. Powell

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Casper Ehrhard, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends John H. Thro for probate court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. C. Lackland, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Mary Powell (daughter of

Judge John t. Powell, deceased) for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Charles J. Walker, Wentzville, St.

Charles County; Mary Powell’s decision not to seek

appointment for probate court; Walker’s request for

appointment

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 8,

1891

Appointments—Judges: telegram, C. W. Wilson, St. Charles,

St. Charles County; requests delay in appointing probate court

judge until recommendations are presented by Richard G.

Woodson

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Julian Bates, St. Louis; recommends

Richard G. Woodson for probate court; Edward Bates

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James Beauchamp Clark, Bowling

Green, Pike County; recommends Ora A. Keithly for probate

court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Ed C. Detling, St. Charles, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; recommends Judge J. B. Thro

Sr. for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 9,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Marie A. Powell, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; request for appointment as probate judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Henry Angert, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends John B. Thro for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Hy Bredensteiner, Portage Des

Sioux, St. Charles County; recommends John B. Thro for

probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Ora A. Keithly, O’Fallon, St. Charles

County to R. F. Walker, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting Walker’s help in recommending his appointment

for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Anton Mennemeyer, Portage Des

Sioux, St. Charles County; recommends John B. Thro for

probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. R. Mudd, St. Charles, St. Charles

County; recommends John B. Thro for probate court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. G. Thurman, Lamar, Barton

County; recommends John W. Callison for Barton County

probate

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. A. Brass, St. Charles, St. Charles


1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Matthew R. Cullen, St. Louis;

recommends Richard G. Woodson for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: R. H. Dunlap, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; approval of the appointment of James H.

Edwards for probate court Court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: E. E. Gray, St. Charles, St. Charles


1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James C. Holmes, St. Charles, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: B. A. Alderson, St. Charles, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Louis H. Breker, St. Peters, St.

Charles County; death of John t. Powell; recommends John B.

Thro to probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Henry B. Denker, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends John F. Thro for probate court

judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Henry Kemper, St. Charles, St.


1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: F. T. McDearmon, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Richard G. Woodson for

probate court; University of Missouri alumni

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: H. Reineke, St. Peters, St. Charles;

recommends John B. Thro for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 12,

1891

Appointments—Judges: C. W. Wilson, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Richard G. Woodson for

probate court



1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: J. N. Mittrelberger, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; recommends Joseph H. Edwards for probate

court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 14,

1891

Appointments—Judges: Barton Bates, Dardenne, St. Charles

County; recommends Richard G. Woodson for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 16 (3) September 15,

1891

Appointments—Judges: James L. Carlisle, St. Louis;

gratitude for the appointment of Joseph Edwards as St.

Charles County probate judge

1B/1/4 7 (45) 15 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), Cedar County citizens;

recommends John W. Davidson

1B/1/4 7 (45) 17 (3) 1891 Appointments—Judges: petition, Cedar County citizens;

recommends Joshua E. Stephens for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens of

Bourbon township; recommend William P. Coleman for

probate court; resignation of Judge W. W. Garth

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: William P. Coleman, Centralia,

Boone County; request for appointment for probate court;

resignation of Judge W. W. Garth

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: J. W. Morris, Rocheport, Boone

County to Frank Walker; request for assistance to obtain

appointment

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: J. W. Morris, Rocheport, Boone

County; request for appointment; support in Howard and

Cooper counties for Morris’ appointment

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: C. C. Newman, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. H. Ritchie, Sturgeon, Boone

County; recommends William P. Coleman for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Lewis M. Switzler, Columbia, Boone

County; request for appointment for probate court; resignation

of Judge W. W. Garth

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Wallis Williams, Columbia, Boone




1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Thomas S. Carter, Sturgeon, Boone


1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: J. S. Darcey, Columbia, Boone


1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. J. McQuitty, Rocheport, Boone

County; recommends J. W. Morris for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Dr. M. T. Simon, Columbia, Boone


1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: William F. Switzler, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for

probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20,1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;

recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County, Centralia

citizens; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 21, 1892 Appointments—Judges: A. J. Gentry, Columbia, Boone


1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 21, 1892 Appointments—Judges: James H. Rollins, Columbia, Boone



recommends William P. Coleman for probate court

1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 21, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), Boone County citizens;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 1 (4) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;




1B/1/4 7 (45) 18 (4) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens,

Sturgeon; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 1 (4) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petitions (4), Boone County citizens,

Columbia; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court










Hallsville; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court


Rocheport; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 1 (4) April 25, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petitions (2), Boone County citizens;

recommend William P. Coleman for probate court






Rocheport; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 1 (4) April 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. T. Anderson, St. Louis;

recommends Lewis M. Switzler as probate



1B/1/4 8 (45) 1 (4) April 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Congressman John Taddeus Heard,

Washington, D.C.; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for

probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 1, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens,

Sturgeon; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court


Columbia; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate court;

resignation of Judge W. W. Garth

1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 3, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 3, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petitions, Boone County citizens;




1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 4, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;





Columbia, Boone County; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for

probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 9, 1892 Appointments—Judges: William P. Coleman, Columbia,

Boone County; request for appointment for probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 9, 1892 Appointments—Judges: T. W. Holloway, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends William P. Coleman for probate court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 21, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. W. Garth, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate

court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 2 (4) May 21, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. W. Garth, Columbia,

Boone County; inquiry when the governor will appoint his

successor for probate court; father’s estate needs attention

1B/1/4 8 (45) 6 (1) July 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Board of Trade, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Blake Lynch Woodson

for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 22, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,

Jackson County; regretfully refuses appointment to criminal

court; cannot be away from his practice for the term required

for the salary offered; would accept circuit judgeship

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 23, 1892 Appointments—Judges: E. F. Swinney, Kansas City, Jackson

County; death of Judge White; upcoming meeting of Central

Democratic Committee to appoint democratic candidate for

the position

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 23, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Thomas H. Mastin, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends James R. Waddill for criminal

court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 23, 1892 Appointments—Judges: James F. Mister, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends James R. Waddill for criminal

court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 23, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Milton Moore, Kansas City, Jackson

County; meeting with the officers of the 1st Regiment in St.

Louis; death of Judge White

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 24, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Milton Moore, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends Blake Lynch Woodson for criminal

court; minorities in Kansas City

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 25, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Hugh C. Ward, Kansas City, Jackson

County; political upheaval in Jackson County

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 26, 1892 Appointments—Judges: James Gibson, Kansas City, Jackson

County; receipt of letter from the governor; opposed to

appointment of James Richard Waddill

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Miles C. Cowherd, Kansas City,

Kansas City, Jackson County; the mayor recommends Blake

Lynch Woodson for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: L. B. Eveland, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Horace E. Fleming, Kansas City,

Jackson County; reminding the governor that the Democratic

Central Committee of Jackson County names the new Jackson

County Criminal Court judge; death of Criminal Court judge

Henry P. White

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Witten McDonald, Kansas City,

Jackson County; dissatisfaction with the Jackson County

Central Democratic Committee’s selection of nominee;

recommends James Richard Waddill for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: George Peake, Kansas City, Jackson


court; death of Judge Henry P. White

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: C. G. Perrin, Kansas City, Jackson


court; death of Henry P. White



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: George B. Spratt, Kansas City,

Jackson County; requesting the governor stay neutral in the

selection of the candidate for judge

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 27, 1892 Appointments—Judges: newspaper clipping, newspaper

unknown; discussion of the merits of Blake Lynch Woodson

versus James L. Waddell for appointment to the criminal

court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, railroad company officers

operating in Kansas City, Kansas City, Jackson County;

recommends Blake Lynch Woodson for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: S. G. Burnside, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. H. Brown, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: George Holmes, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Blake Lynch Woodson for

criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Martin H. Holmes, Kansas City,


criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: G. O. Keck, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Ed M. Smith, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: J. H. Stephens, Kansas City, Jackson



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: C. J. White, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends James R. Waddell for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Samuel H. Woodson, Independence,


criminal court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Henry Crawford, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends John W. Wofford for criminal

court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: James Gibson, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends John W. Wofford for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Frank G. Graham, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends John W. Wofford for Jackson

criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Frank. G. Graham, et al, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John W. Wofford for

criminal court; also signed by F. F. Rozelle, J. E. Guinotte,

and Thomas R. Leon

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Judge J. E. Guinotte, Kansas City,



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Roland Hughes, Kansas City,

Jackson County; resignation as applicant for the position;

recommends John W. Wofford for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Arthur S. Lyman, Kansas City,


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: Hugh J. McGowen, Kansas City,


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: T. F. Timmonds, Kansas City,


criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Judges: William H. Wallace, Kansas City,


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: A. M. Allen, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends John W. Wofford for criminal court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Marcy K. Benown, Kansas

City, Jackson County; requesting immediate appointment for

criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: L. A. Tillman and W. A. Bibb,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Blake Lynch

Woodson for criminal court; favored by African American

Democrats in Jackson County

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: C. E. Corcoran, Kansas City, Jackson


court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, R. J. Hawkins, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends James Richard Waddill

for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, Felix Layerce, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends James Richard Waddill

for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 3 (1) July 30, 1892 Appointments—Judges: telegram, John W. Wofford, Kansas

City, Jackson County; personal appreciation for appointment

for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 August 11,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Dr. Alex Montgomery, St. Louis;

recommends Augustus W. Alexander for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 11,

1892

Appointments—Judges: William H. Thompson, St. Louis


1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Louis businessmen;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, St. Louis wholesale

merchants and businessmen; recommends Thomas B. Harvey

for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: John Hall, St. Louis; recommends

Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, E. D. Kenna, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 13,

1892

Appointments—Judges: George W. Lubke, St. Louis;




1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 14,

1892

Appointments—Judges: James Booth, Washington, Franklin

County; death of Judge Bernard Cleve

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 15,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. C. Parker, St. Louis;

successor to Normile for criminal court; the St. Louis

Chronicle would appreciate an early hint as to the successor

to Normile on the criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 15,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Patrick M. Staed, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 16,

1892

Appointments—Judges: W. C. Jones, St. Louis; recommends

O. C. Bishop for criminal court; written from Battle Lake,

Minnesota

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 17,

1892

Appointments—Judges: R. N. Alexander, St. Louis;

recommends William Barclay Napton, Jr. for criminal court;

William L. Ewing

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 18,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Frederick N. Judson, St. Louis;

recommends Judge WarwickHough for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: H. E. Hayward, St. Louis;

recommends Charles M. Napton for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: H. M. Hill, St. Louis; transmittal of

petition from the St. Louis Central Democratic Committee

recommending Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: H. M. Hill, St. Louis to Clint Tilley,

Jefferson City, Cole County; petition recommends Thomas B.

Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: William H. Shirk, St. Louis;

recommends Thomas J. Portis for criminal court; election

1888

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 19,

1892

Appointments—Judges: George B. Thomson, St. Louis;

recommends Thomas J. Portis for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 25,

1892

Appointments—Judges: C. M. Napton, St. Louis; request for

appointment to criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 26,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Fielding Mansfield, St. Louis;

recommends appointment as soon as possible; Judge Normile,

suicide



1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 27,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Fredrick M. Crunden, St. Louis;

recommends Orrick Bishop for criminal court; includes

clipping from a St. Louis newspaper regarding the governor’s

visit to St. Louis and his attempt to appoint a worthy person

as judge; Judge Warwick Hough; Supreme Court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 27,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Henry John Spaunhorst, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 28,

1892

Appointments—Judges: John C. Wands, St. Louis;

recommends A. Moore Berry for criminal court; Tennessee

politics; Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse; Masons;

Knights of Pythias; Royal Areanum, Knights of Honor,

Legion of Honor, St. Louis Court of Appeals

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: R. E. Gardner, St. Louis; transmittal

of photographs taken of the governor on his trip to Colorado;

recommends Judge Anderson for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, C. P. Ellerbe, St. Louis;

meeting with Leubke; possibility he might accept

appointment to criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: C. P. Ellerbe, St. Louis; action taken

at the request of the governor to secure Leubke’s appointment

for criminal court; Moffitt, Prather, James L. Carlisle;

Muench, Leubke; Bob Kern

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: John I. Martin, St. Louis;

recommends George W. Anderson for criminal court;

encampment of the Knights of Pythias, Kansas City

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 29,

1892

Appointments—Judges: Sybil Rex, St. Louis; recommends

Thomas Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 30,

1892

Appointments—Judges: John T. Cahill, St. Louis;

recommends Judge Thomas J. Portis for criminal court;

1B/1/4 8 (45) 4 (5) August 31,

1892

Appointments—Judges: L. C. Nelson, St. Louis; recommends

Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September

1892

Appointments—Judges: petition, Central Democratic

Committee, St. Louis; recommends Thomas B. Harvey for

criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 1,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Fielding Mansfield, St.

Louis; recommends Leverett Bell for criminal court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 1,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Dr. R.P. Volner, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 2,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas R. Nearse, St.

Louis; recommends A. Moore Berry for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Atkinson, St. Louis “M.

says no, don’t like criminal law.”

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Robert A. Campbell, St.

Louis; recommends George Bell for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, James L. Carlisle, St.

Louis; recommends Merrifield W. Huff or Anderson for

criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, James L. Carlisle, St.

Louis; recommends Anderson for criminal court; Ryan won’t

do

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. F. Carter, et al, St.

Louis; recommends Merrifield W. Huff for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Charles C. Clark, St.


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892


which Ryan? What about Merrifeld W. Huff; includes

handwritten reply from the governor naming Frank K. Ryan

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892


Frank K. Ryan not in the running; recommends George Bell

or Orrick C. Bishop for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Frank M. Estes, St. Louis;

recommends Merrifield W. Huff for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Robert W. Goode, St.

Louis; if not Thomas Harvey appoint Merrifield W. Huff

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. L. Hereferd, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Jerome Hill, St. Louis;

recommends Thomas Harvey for criminal court



1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Warwick Hough, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, W. C. Jones, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. H. Overall, St. Louis;

Merrifield W. Huff would be a good choice but governor

should appoint Thomas Harvey for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. H. Overall, St. Louis;

Frank K. Ryan business interests will not permit him to accept

position; recommends Merrifield W. Huff

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Joseph K. Rickey, St.

Louis; recommends Frank K. Ryan for criminal court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, J. K. Rickey, St. Louis;

Frank K. Ryan has removed himself for consideration and

recommends Merrifield W. Huff

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: George Robertson, Mexico, Audrain

County; recommends Thomas B. Harvey for criminal court of

St. Louis

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, Thomas A. Russell, St.


1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, L. B. Valliant, St. Louis;

conversation with the governor on September 2

1B/1/4 8 (45) 5 September 3,

1892

Appointments—Judges: telegram, F. G. Zeibig, St. Louis;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 6 (4) 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens;


1B/1/4 8 (45) 6 (4) 1892 Appointments—Judges: (14) petitions, Boone County

citizens; resignation of Judge W. W. Garth; recommend

Lewis M. Switzler for probate court

1B/1/4 8 (45) 6 (4) 1892 Appointments—Judges: petition, Boone County citizens,

Brown’s Station; recommends Lewis M. Switzler for probate

court



1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Augustus W.

Alexander, Paris, Monroe County; recommends William V.

Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas BonDurant,

request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: T. B. Price, Sweet

Springs, Saline County to W. H. Graham; recommending

Graham petition the governor for appointment as clerk in the

Labor Commission office

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James Synnamon,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends Lycurgus Shepard

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Chariton

County, citizens of Keytesville; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Crawford

County citizens and Democrats; recommend J. L. Maxwell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 7 (1) No date Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, state officials

and representatives, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends John T. Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) September 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John M. Wood,

Kahoka, Clark County; recommends John Daniel; Maryville,

Nodaway County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) September 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Congressman

Alexander Monroe Dockery, Washington, D.C.; recommends

Harvey L. Cross as Department of Labor Statistics chief

clerk; Cross’s current employment as editor of the Cameron

Sun, Clinton County, Dekalb County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) September 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. H. Burckhart,

Moberly, Randolph County to William V. Hall , St. Louis;

request of support to appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) September 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Clinton

County, Plattsburg friends; recommends Harvey L. Cross

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 2,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. Lester Hall,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. D. Duggins,




1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Abiel Leonard, Mount

Leonard, Saline County; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 8,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Harvey L. Cross,

Cameron, Clinton County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James B. Gantt,

Clinton, Henry County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 18,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. E. Coleman;

recommends Thomas N. BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 8 (1) October 25,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Lawrence Vest

Stephens, St. Louis; recommends James W. Craig(Lawrence

Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 8,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James A. Gustin,

Platte City, Platte County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. A. Ball, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends Thomas N. BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Lycurgus Shepard,

Hampton, Platte County; request for appointment; Platte

County politics; Judge Elijah Hise Norton; Albert Pickett

Morehouse; Thomas Theodore Crittenden

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: P. H. Grace, Sedalia,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: F. F. McDearmon, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; recommends Thomas N.

BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Ed T. Orear, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James P. Wood, New

London, Ralls County; recommends Thomas N. BonDurant;

Freemasons

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Congressman Charles

Harley Mansur, Washington, D.C.; recommends G. W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; recommends W. W.

Ramsey



1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Saline

County, citizens of Miami; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Minor Meriwether, St.

Louis; recommends son Lee Meriwether; biographical

material; American Free Trade League in New York, service

as special agent for the U.S. Bureau of Labor; A Tramp Trip

– How to See Europe on Fifty Cents a Day, includes copy of

portrait engraving from Lee Meriwether’s book, copyright

1887

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. P. Shryock, St.

Louis; recommends Lee Meriwether

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Judge W. P. Chiles,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends James A.Gustin;

Platte County politics

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John Ducoing,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; request for appointment; State

Convention, Sedalia Convention, Jefferson City; includes

note written by "Max"

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hiram Ferril,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Lee Meriwether, St.

Louis; request for appointment as Labor Commissioner

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; recommends Hugh G.

Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William C. Wells,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends James A. Gustin

1B/1/4 8 (46) 9 (1) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, Platte City, Platte County; recommends James A.

Gustin

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George C. Dyer, et al,

St. Charles, St. Charles County; recommends Thomas N.

BonDurant; also signed by Clay Taylor, Robert H. Norton,

James P. Wood and W. E. Coleman



1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Congressman

Alexander Monroe Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County;

recommends Harvey L. Cross of Cameron, Clinton County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Maecenas Eason

Benton, Jefferson City, Cole County recommends James W.

Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Joe Clarke, St. Louis;

recommends A. P. Archer

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Morton Jourdan,

Norborne, Carroll County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. H. Waugh,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Washington Adams,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends R. W. Mullin

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. D. Crisp, Holden,

Johnson County; recommends H. Martin Williams

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. J. Reed, Bevier,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: U. S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington D.C.; recommends Thomas N.

BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George F. Davis,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends Hugh G. Allen; Hiram

Ferril; Governor John Sappington Marmaduke

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. J. Hawkins,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Thomas N. BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Clay Taylor,

Pendleton, Warren County; recommends Thomas N.

BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James Beauchamp

Clark, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends H. Martin

Williams



1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. D. Gash, La Plata,

Macon County; recommends C. N. Mitchell; Grover

Cleveland

1B/1/4 8 (46) 10 (1) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. F. Sawyer,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends C. P. Pattison

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Andrew Ellison,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends C. N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. L. Martin, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends R. M. Mullins

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: L. J. Dryden,

Warrenton, Warren County; recommends Thomas N.

BonDurant as Labor Commissioner

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: T. B. Goodson,

Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends W.V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: N. A. Newman,

Huntsville, Randolph County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. E. Peers,


BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William A. Wood,

Kingston, Caldwell County to C. L. Ewing, Trenton, Grundy

County; recommends Harvey L. Cross

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William A. Wood,

Kingston, Caldwell County; recommends Harvey L. Cross;

Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Morton Jourdan,

Norborne, Carroll County; receipt of letter from the governor;

although a position would be appreciated, it is more important

to Jourdan that the administration is successful

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. W. Mullins, Kansas

City, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. P. Crisp, Holden,

Johnson County; recommends H. Martin Williams



1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Edwin Silver,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Washington Adams,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends R. W. Mullin

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. F. Davis, Marshall,

Saline County; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. T. Garner, Sr. et al,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends William V. Hall; also

signed by C. T. Garner, Jr.; Thomas D. Bogie and Ed Denison

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: F. C. Cake Jr.,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Harvey L. Cross,

Cameron, Clinton County to C. L. Ewing, Trenton, Grundy

County; request for assistance in obtaining appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John H. Garth,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends J. D. Pitt; invitation

to the governor for a hunting party

1B/1/4 8 (46) 11 (1) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: M. Jack Jones,

Frankford, Pike County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James H. Orr,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William E. Jones,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Z. T. Maxwell, Cuba,

Crawford County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. H. Ruthwell,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommending William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. B. DeBernard,

Independence, Jackson County to R.C. Sneed, Sedalia, Pettis

County; personal inquiry for position; politics in Missouri,

1870s; economic conditions—Missouri, 1873

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George W.

Whitecotton and Joseph M. Gentry, New London, Ralls

County; recommends J. D. Pitt



1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. L. Ewing, Trenton,

Grundy County; transmittal of letters recommending Harvey

L. Cross

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William Heryford,

Forest Green, Chariton County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. W. Witten,

Trenton, Grundy County; recommends Harvey L. Cross

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John S. Haynes and

Thomas B. Morrow, Buffalo, Dallas County; recommend H.

Martin Williams

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Edward T. Noland,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Frank Trigg as

clerk

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William R. Pitts,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: L. Silvey, Salisbury,

Chariton County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. C. Sinnett, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William G. Tiggs,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends H. Martin Williams

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John M. Wood,

Kahoka, Clark County; recommends Frank Trigg; Lexington,

Lafayette County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. C. Crawley,

Keytesville, Chariton County; recommends Dr. James W.

Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James A. Egan,

Keytesville, Chariton County; recommends Dr. James W.

Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Henry C. Minter,

Keytesville, Chariton County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. N. Basline, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends James W. Craig



1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Dr. F. B. Chilpott

Salisbury, Chariton County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. W. Gilstrap, Bevier,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. W. Herndon,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends William V. Hall ; The

Christian Quarterly Review

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George W. Stephens,

Linneus, Linn County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. W. Turner,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; recommends John Ducoing

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Linn County,

Democrat of Linneus; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John P. Butler, Milan,

Sullivan County recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. S. Coleman,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. T. Hitchcock, St.

Louis; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Mansur,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. P. Munro, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. H. Wilcox, et al,

Linneus, Linn County; recommends J. W. Craig; also signed

by other officials of the probate court

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, tobacco

interest of St. Louis; St. Louis; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Justice Theo Brace,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. Moorehead,




1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. B. Speed, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends Thomas N. BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 9,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. Halliburton, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 12 (2) December 9,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James A. Turner,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. H. Wayland, et al,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: U. S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; recommends William V.

Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James G. Harding,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. B. Jennings,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: B. F. Harvey,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert McCulloch,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Supreme Court Justice

Thomas Adiel Sherwood, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends James W. Craig; includes recommendation by

Justice Francis Marion Black

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William Muir

Williams, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends James

W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Pike County,

citizens of Bowling Green; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James Beauchamp

Clark, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. M. Harber and J.H.

Shanklin, Trenton, Grundy County; recommends James W.

Craig



1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John O’Day, St. Louis;

recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William G. Downing,

Jefferson City, Cole County to William V. Hall; regrets that

James W. Craighas already solicited his support in seeking

the appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William Heryford,

Forest Grove, Chariton County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles Carroll,

Sedalia, Pettis County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John Clark, Salisbury,

Chariton County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Jeff D. Hostetter,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Web M. Ruby, Macon,

Macon County; transmittal of news clipping from the La

Plata Home Press, regarding “The War at Bevier,” St. Louis

Republican newspaper

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. C. Sneed, Sedalia,

Pettis County; transmittal of letter from Mr. Bernardi;

recommends Bernardi; Lawrence Vest Stephens (Governor

Lawrence Vest Stepens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. J. Hollis, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Elijah Robinson,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends J. D. Pitt; North

Missouri Insurance Company

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. S. Forney, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas BonDurant,

Warrenton, Warren County; request for appointment;

transmittal of letters of support

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William V. Hall, St.

Louis; request for appointment, transmittal of letters and

petitions recommending his appointment



1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William A. Carter,

Jonesburg, Montgomery County; recommends Thomas

BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John Ducoing,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; request for appointment,

transmittal of letters of his behalf

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Sam Cash, Frankford,

Pike County to Mr. Hubbard; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 13 (2) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles N. Mitchell,

La Plata, Macon County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. M. Allen, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends Wade, transmittal of petition

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Randolph

County, citizens of Roanoke; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. G. Middelkamp,

Warrenton, Warren County; recommends Thomas BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: B. F. Heaton, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 22,

1888


La Plata, Macon County; recommends H. Martin Williams

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, St. Charles

County, citizens of St. Charles; recommends E. F. Pagetti;

Knights of Labor; Charles Noland

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Schuyler

County; Democrats of Queen City; recommends William V.

Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hugh G. Allen,

Marshall, Saline County; notification that he is unwilling to

represent the Democrats of Saline County; requesting the

governor consider their claims

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John P. Sebree,

Jefferson City, Cole County to William V. Hall, Huntsville,

Randolph County; regrets that James W. Craighad already

secured his support



1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. M. G. Short, et al,

College Mound, Macon County; recommend William V. Hall;

Randolph County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Chariton

County, citizens of Brunswick; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Casper Ehrhard, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; recommends E. F. Pagetti

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James A. Gustin,

Platte City, Platte County; previous correspondence with the

governor regarding application for position

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Dr. J. B. Winn,

Macon, Macon County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Edwin Crebs, et al,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Lee Meriwether

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Stephen Crittenden


Gustin as clerk; Platte County (Mo.) Argus

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William Leech, Cape

Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County; request for appointment;

includes document written in shorthand

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Broaddus, et al,

Darksville, Randolph County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. N. Hubbard, St.

Louis; Sam Cash, recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Miller, Jackson,

Cape Girardeau County; recommends William V. Leech

1B/1/4 8 (46) 14 (2) December 31,

1888


La Plata, Macon County; request for appointment; clipping

from St. Louis Republic, regarding J.A. Hudson of Macon;

John F. Williams; Macon and Chariton County politics

1B/1/4 8 (46) 15 (1) 1888 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. W. Alexander,

Paris, Monroe County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 15 (1) 1888 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Clay County;

recommends William V. Hall



1B/1/4 8 (46) 15 (2) 1888 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Crawford

County, citizens and Democrats; recommends Z. T. Maxwell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 15 (2) 1888 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Pike County,

Democrats of Louisiana; recommends H. Martin Williams

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: News clippings-

Huntsville Herald, Huntsville, Randolph County;

recommends William V. Hall as Labor Commissioner

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas Spear, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. G. Trimble, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Thomas BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hugh G. Allen,

Marshall, Saline County; explanation for his withdrawal as a

candidate for the appointment, defeated at Saline County

election

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. Tinsley and W. N.

Tinsley, Louisiana, Pike County; recommends William V.

Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William V. Leech,

Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County; receipt of letter

from Mayor Francis; refusal to recommend any name but his

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. H. Middelkamp,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. G. Winning, Slater,

Saline County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William R. Samuel,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. F. Burnes, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John T. Daniel

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. H. Burckhartt,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. H. Burckhartt,

Huntsville, Randolph County to William V. Hall, St. Louis;

notification that he has sent a letter to Francis on Hall’s behalf



1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. M. Garlichs, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John T. Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: S. B. Green, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. J. Heaston, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John T.

Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Walter J. Blakely, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William C. Wells,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends John T. Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. M. Coffey, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends John T. Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William V. Hall, St.

Louis; transmittal of letters of endorsement

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. R. Jack, Platte City,

Platte County; recommends John T. Daniels

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William J. Logan, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 13,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. N. Bodine,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Sam Boyer, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: N. T. Cherry, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. F. Clark, Jefferson


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George T. Collins,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. T. Dunn, Jefferson




1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Hickman,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends J. D. Pitts

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. O. L. Jewett,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Representative James

A. Jadwin, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends J. D.

Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. S. McClintic,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Representative Mann

Ringo, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends J. D. Pitt

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James W. Underwood,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: L. T. Collier, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C.C. Fogle, Jefferson


1B/1/4 8 (46) 16 (3) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Congressman William

Joel Stone, Washington, D.C.; recommends H. Martin

Williams (Governor Stone, 1893-1897)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Ephraim Brevard

Ewing, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends R. P.

Thompson for position in Bureau of Labor Statistics (note:

this is the not the former Missouri Secretary of State who died

in 1873)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Henry D. Hill, St.

Louis; personal request for appointment as assistant; written

on letterhead of the National Greenback Labor Party of

Missouri

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles A. Morgan,

Lamar, Barton County; recommends James W. Craig

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hamlin Russell, St.

Louis; recommends H. Martin Williams



1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Joseph A. Goodnough,

Nevada, Vernon County; recommends H. Martin Williams;

Knights of Labor, Nevada

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas N.

BonDurant, Warrenton, Warren County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John T. Daniel,

Camden Point, Platte County; request for the appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: T. J. Fariss,


BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 19,

1889


Louis; request for appointment; U.S. Department of Labor

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Z. J. Overbeck and A.

A. Jack, Platte City, Platte County; recommends James Gustin

as clerk in Bureau of Labor Statistics

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 20,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. D. Gash, La Plata,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 20,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Fred W. Goetz, St.

Louis; recommends Oscar R. Lake; transmittal of preamble

and resolutions of the Knights of Labor

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Butler, Macon,

Macon County; recommends H. Martin Williams; Knights of

Labor—Macon

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. E. Peers,

Warrenton, Warren County; recommends Thomas

BonDurant; statement by the governor against BonDurant,

includes reply written in shorthand

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: R. Dalton, Saverton,

Ralls County; recommends Thomas BonDurant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: telegram, John

Eberlin, St. Louis to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole

County; personal inquiry to possible candidacy for

appointment



1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Obadiah Read Lake,

St. Louis to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole County;


1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. S. Leitch, St. Louis;

recommends Obadiah Read Lake as Labor Commissioner;

resolution by the Knights of Labor; American Federation of

Labor

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Shepard Barclay, St.

Louis; recommends Henry D. Hill

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles H. Whitaker,

Macomb, Illinois; recommends Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: T. W. Mabrey,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Henry D. Hill, St.

Louis to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole County;

tansmittal of letter from Judge Barclay to file with the

governor supporting Hill’s appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Carpentry

Union, St. Louis; recommends Oscar R. Lake

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hugh McMurtry, St.

Louis; request for appointment; St. Louis High School, St.

Louis Typographical Union

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George Harry Stone,

St. Louis; Typographical Union resolution supporting the

appointment of Obadiah Read Lake (note: written on union

letterhead)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: S. Y. Thornton, Fulton

County Ledger, Canson, Illinois; recommends Charles N.

Mitchell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: S. W. Tyree,

Bakersfield, Ozark County; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Andrew Van Wormer,

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for appointment as

deputy



1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. D. Yancey;

recommends Andrew Van Wormer as deputy

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert M. Yost,


Wormer as deputy

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George C. Bryan, et al,

St. Louis; officers of labor organizations recommend Oscar R.

Lake; also signed by John Barger, A. S. Leitch, A. F.

Battirger, John Glasshill, Frank Reise

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, St. Francois

County, citizens of Farmington; recommends Andrew Van

Wormer as deputy

1B/1/4 8 (46) 17 (3) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Philip S. Lanham, St.

Louis; recommends Hugh T. McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: broadsheet, speaking

engagement of W. J. Rees, labor candidate for mayor of

Kansas City

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. T. Anderson, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Phillip Chew, St.

Louis; recommends Josiah M. Anthony; Missouri State

Farmer’s Alliance; written on Journal of Agriculture

letternead

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 1,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. W. Evans, St. Louis;

recommends William V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Josiah M. Anthony, St.

Louis; request for appointment; Missouri State Farmer’s

Alliance

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: L. W. Badger, Monett,

Barry County; recommends Hugh McMurtry (back of letter

contains map of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway)

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James L. Carlisle, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. V. Darroch,

Monett, Barry County; recommends Hugh T. McMurtry



1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: A. D. Gash, St. Louis;

recommends Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 2,

1889


Louis to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole County; receipt

of letter from the governor to Meriwether’s brother inquiring

if he would accept appointment as clerk; parts of the job

require skills he does not have; must regretfully decline

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 3,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. G. Middelkamp,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 3,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Greene

County, officers of the Springfield Typographical Union,

Local No. 158; recommends Oscar R. Lake

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 3,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: F. A. O’Neal, et al,

Springfield, Green County; delegates from various

Typographical Union locals endorse Oscar R. Lake

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Benjamin E. Bloom,

St. Louis; recommends Lee Meriwether, includes newspaper

clipping regarding fear of the abolition of the Labor

Commission; Knights of Labor

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. M. Greenwood,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James M. Rhodes and

D. J. Kellery, Kansas City, Jackson County; resolution

recommending Obadiah Read Lake; Kansas City

Typographical Union, No. 80

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Otto Ostendorf, et al,

St. Louis; endorsements for Obadiah Read Lake by various

labor ogranizations; also signed by Frank Riese, V. Sebree,

James Griel, Val W. Bockius

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Sterling Price

Broughton, New Madrid, New Madrid County; recommends

Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: F. W. Goetz, St. Louis;

to Owen Miller; transmittal of supporting documents

recommends Obadiah Read Lake; Noble Order of the Knights

of Labor



1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: telegram, Charles N.

Mitchell, La Plata, Macon County; lack of support from T. J.

Norris

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Paul H. Bierman, St.

Louis; recommends Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 7,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: D. J. Reed, Bevier,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 9,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. H. Woodward, St.

Louis; recommends Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 11,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Lycurgus Shepard,

Hampton, Platte County; request for appointment; Governor

Albert Pickett Morehouse; Bureau of Labor Statistics.

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 16

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William J. Rees,

Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment; tariff

reform clubs; Senator George Graham Vest; secret labor

organizations

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 17,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert Patterson Clark

Wilson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John T.

Daniel; Nodway County

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 19,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George L. Bauer, St.

Louis to Owen Miller; transmittal of resolution

recommending Obadiah Read Lake from the Noble Order of

the Knights of Labor

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 19,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. W. Evans, St. Louis;

recommends W. V. Hall

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 20,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hugh T. McMurtry,

St. Louis toCharles Cicero Rainwater; request for

appointment; conversation with Governor Francis

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 21,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles Cicero

Rainwater, St. Louis; transmittal of McMurtry’s letter;

recommends Hugh T. McMurtry

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 23,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John Eberlin, St.

Louis; request for appointment, transmittal of correspondence

between Eberlin and John J. O’Neill, the governor’s choice

and candidates for the position



1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 23,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. D. Oldham,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 25,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert A. Anthony,

Fredericktown, Madison County; recommends Josiah M.

Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 25,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Justice Theo Brace,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends John T. Daniel

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 25,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: T. P. Buford,


Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 27,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Madison

County, citizens and officials of Fredericktown; recommends

Josiah M. Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) February 28,

1889

Appointments—Labor Commissioner: William Spear, St.


1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. H. Burckhartt,


1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. D. Pitt, Frankford,

Pike County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: George W. Register,

Poplar Bluff, Butler County; recommends Josiah M. Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 18 (4) March 1, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. C. Wood, La Plata,

Macon County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell; includes

newspaper clipping-“O’Neill may be Honored,” Kansas City

Times, Kansas City, Jackson County; reappointment of labor

commissioner

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 2, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Josiah M. Anthony,

Fredericktown, Madison County; request for appointment;

includes newspaper clipping

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 3, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. W. Hickman,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Josiah M. Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 15, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Phil Child, St. Louis;

recommends Josiah M. Anthony; Journal of Agriculture;

illustration of press machine



1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 16, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: G. M. London, Macon,

Macon County; recommends Josiah M. Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Judge N. B. Allen,


Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James D. Fox,


Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas Holladay,

location unknown; recommends Josiah M. Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 23, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Thomas P. Bashaw, St.

Louis; recommends John T. Daniel

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 23, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James G. Donawell,


Anthony; Farmer’s Alliance of Missouri

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 23, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. A. Sebastian,


Anthony

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John W. Drabelle, St.

Louis; recommends John T. Daniel

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (3) March 26, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: W. C. Hall, Jefferson

City, Cole County to John D. Perry, St. Louis; request for

Perry’s assistance in obtaining appointment as assistant

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (3) March 27, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John D. Perry, St.

Louis; endorsement of W. V. Hall’s request for appointment

1B/1/4 8 (46) 19 (4) March 28, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: F. H. Carter,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Robert A. Campbell,

St. Louis; recommends Hugh McMurtry

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: John E. Fallens,

LaBelle, Lewis County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell



1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: note, David Rowland

Francis to Senator Shelton; requesting information about

unknown matter

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 11, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles N. Mitchell,

LaPlata, Macon County; request for appointment; Jim Howe,

politics in St. Louis

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. W. Salmon,

Clinton, Henry County; recommends Dr. W. N. Graham as

clerk; Southwest Missouri Immigration Society

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Richard T. Gentry, Hot

Springs, Arkansas; recommends Dr. W. N. Graham as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: N. B. Watts,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: E. D. Anthony,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 16, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Josiah M. Anthony,

Fredericktown, Madison County; transmittal of letter

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 16, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: James D. Fox,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: M. McKillop,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends John T. Daniel

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 19, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. R. Rowland,

Jefferson City, Cole County to C. L. Ewing, Trenton, Grundy

County; request for assistance in obtaining appointment as

clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 21, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Phil Child, St. Louis;

disappointment with the governor’s refusal to appoint a

farmer; Lee Meriwether

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Hiram Berry,


Anthony; farms and farming



1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: C. L. Ewing, Trenton,

Grundy County; transmittal of letter from Charles Rowland;

Judge Ramsey

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Judge John Finis

Philips, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Charles

Rowland as clerk; Cameron, Clinton County

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Henry S. Spiva,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 26, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Elbridge Jackson


Charles Rowland as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 28, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Josiah M. Anthony,

Fredericktown, Madison County; letter sent to the governor

about the integrity of Josiah M. Anthony; Farmer's Alliance,

St. Louis

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) April 29, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. E. Clardy,


Anthony

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Theodore Brace,

Jefferson City, Cole County; Supreme Court justice

recommends R. P. Thompson as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) May 17, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: J. A. Hudson, Macon,

Macon County; recommends R. P. Thompson as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) June 3, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Lawrence Vest

Stephens Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Dr.

Graham as clerk; Lee Meriwether (future governor Lawrence

Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) June 4, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: H. S. Priest, St. Louis;

recommends Coty Hall as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 1 (4) June 10, 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Jefferson City, Cole County; the Secretary of State

recommends Frank Trigg as clerk

1B/1/4 9 (46) 2 (4) 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: newspaper clippings,

promoting the appointment of Charles N. Mitchell



1B/1/4 9 (46) 2 (4) 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: Charles N. Mitchell ,

La Plata, Macon County; transmittal of newspaper clipping

endorsing his appointment

1B/1/4 9 (46) 2 (4) 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petitions (10), Macon

County, tax payers and Democrats of Northeast Missouri,

Macon; recommend Charles N. Mitchell

1B/1/4 9 (46) 2 (4) 1889 Appointments—Labor Commissioner: petition, Saline County

citizens; recommends Hugh G. Allen

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 January 9, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: A. B. Rust, Mexico, Audrain

County; recommends Dr. B. A. Watson to the board of

managers (Missouri State Hospital) No. 1 at Fulton;

Columbia, Boone County

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 17,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Jefferson City, Cole County; list of all members of the board

of managers for state asylums; includes name of board

members, term and institution; Missouri State Statutes

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 17,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel A. Nichols, Fulton,

Callaway County; encouraging the governor to make

appointments to the board of mangers

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 18,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: W. A. Lichmon, Fulton,

Callaway County; list of representative men of Callaway

County, in compliance to the governor’s request; Boone

County; Callaway County Savings Bank

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 22,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: I. W. Boulware, Fulton,

Callaway County; request to meet with the governor

regarding state lunatic asylum No. 1 in Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 25,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: F. C. Cake, Hannibal, Marion

County; recommends Dr. P. L. Kabler as asylum physician

Fulton, Callaway County; President Grover Cleveland

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) January 29,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: E. Swon, Auxvasse,

Callaway County; recommends Samuel Harrison and Dr. W.

S. McCall to the board of managers (Missouri State Hospital)

at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) February 5,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: John R. Ferrell, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Judge Elbrdige Jackson

Broaddus to the board of managers of the deaf and dumb

asylum; Chillicothe, Livingston County



1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) February 5,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: J. H. Waugh, Columbia,

Boone County; transmittal of letters; Mary King Tootle,

Tootle family, St. Joseph; recommending of Winslow Judson

as an assistant to the governor; Governor Thomas Theodore

Crittenden, Governor John Sappington Marmaduke;

recommends Dr. Berry A. Watson to the board of managers at

Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—State Asylums: Rev. George J. Warren,

Fulton, Callaway County; withdrawal of application for

appointment to the board of managers, state lunatic asylum at

Fulton; recommends Guy Broadwater

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) March 1, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: T. Jeptha Boulware, Fulton,

Callaway County; transmittal of letter from R. P. Bland,

appointment to the board of managers of the Deaf and Dumb

Asylum

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) March 9, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Robert Morgan White,

Mexico Ledger, Mexico, Audrain County; recommends

William H. Hennan to the board of managers of the state

lunatic asylum (Missouri State Hospital) No. 1 at Fulton;

includes note written in shorthand

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (6) March 24, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. W. C. Boteler, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; requesting the governor remove Dr. F. C.

Hoyt from his position at the state lunatic asylum (Missouri

State Hospital) at St. Joseph; Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) March 31, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: W. J. Jones, Nevada, Vernon

County; recommends Dr. C. A. Rockwood to the board of

managers of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (6) April 8, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: C. R. Berry, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. A. P. Bussey to the board

of managers of state hospital at St. Joseph; includes map of

railroad lines of the Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City

Railway

1B/1/4 9 (46) (6) April 17, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Samuel M. Nave,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. A. P. Bussey

to the board of managers of state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) May 3, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. I. N. Love, Weekly

Medical Review, St. Louis; recommends Dr. J. R. Buchanan

to the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada



1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) May 4, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: J. K. Cole, Lamar, Barton

County; request for reappointment to the board of managers

of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) May 8, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Morris Frederick Bell,

Fulton, Callaway County to Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Boonville, Cooper County; transmittal of lists; House bill

#638, appointment of governing boards for insane asylums;

Missouri State Hospital (Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor,

1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) May 11, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Lawrence Vest Stephens, St.

Louis; correspondence from Morris Frederick Bell in regards

to the appointment to the board of managers, Missouri State

Hospital at Fulton (Lawrence Vest Stephens, governor, 1897-

1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 3, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: E. D. Gregory, St. Louis;

recommends Dr. J. R. Buchanan to the board of managers of

the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 3, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: W. P. Larsen, St. Louis;


the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 3, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. Henry H. Mudd, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. J. R. Buchanan to the board of

managers of the state asylum at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Walter Coles, St. Louis;


the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 5, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. E. A. Dunlin, Nevada,

Vernon County to Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Dr. J. R. Buchanan to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 6, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Jefferson City, Cole County; transmittal of letter from Dr. E.

A. Dunlin recommending Dr. J. R. Buchanan to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 8, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Bates County,

Democrats of Butler; recommends Jacob D. Allen to the

board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada



1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 8, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: William E. Walton, Butler,

Bates County; transmittal of petition recommending Jacob D.

Allen to the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 24, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Harry C. Moore, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommending reform in civil service before

appointing members to the board of managers of the state

hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (7) June 27, 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: Charles Cicero Rainwater, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. C. A. Rockwood and Gus Street to

the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 3 (5) 1889 Appointments—State Asylums: list of names of physicians;

Fulton, Callaway County; Booneville, Cooper County;

Columbia, Boone County; Fayette, Howard County, St. Louis

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (5) January 26,

1890


Callaway County; recommends Dr. C. D. Avery to the board

of managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) January 30,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Philip E. Chappell, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Edward P. Gates to the

board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) January 30,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: R. W. Hocker, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Edward P. Gates to the board

of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) January 30,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: J. V. C. Karnes, Kansas City,



1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) January 30,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: L. C. Krauthoff, Kansas City,



1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) January 31,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Thomas Theodore Crittenden

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Edward P. Gates

to the board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph

(Crittenden, governor, 1881-1885)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 2,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: J. S. Smith, Kansas City,





1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 3,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: A. F. Sawyer, Independence,



1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 4,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Washington Adams, Kansas



1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 11,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: James M. Riley, Plattsburg,

Clinton County; recommends a Clinton County resident to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 11,

1890


Boone County; St. Joseph politics; appointments

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 18,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: William H. Wallace, Kansas



1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 24,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Joseph D. Smith, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for appointment to the board of

managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 25,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Elijah Hise Norton, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends William C. Wells to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 25,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: James O. Starks, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends J. W. McCalister to the board


1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 25,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Platte County,

residents of Platte City; recommends William C. Wells to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 27,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: John S. Logan, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. S. F. Carpenter to the

board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph;

University of Louisville, Medical School

1B/1/4 9 (46) 4 (6) February 27,

1890


Boone County; recommends Charles B. Sanders to the board

of managers of the state asylum at St. Joseph



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 1, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. S.

F. Carpenter to the board of managers of the state hospital at

St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 2, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Judge Henry M. Ramey, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John H. Cary and J.

W. McCalister and Waller Young to the board of managers of

the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 3, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, F. W. Graham, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John H. Carey to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 3, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Charles P. Sanders, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 3, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Alex and L. A. Vories, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John Cary and James

W. McCalister to the board of managers of the state hospital

at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 5, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: William C. Butler, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; political favors in appointing

members to the board of managers of the state hospital at St.

Joseph; Governor John Sappington Marmaduke, Governor

Albert Pickett Morehouse

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. S. F. Carpenter, St.



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 8, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel McKane, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; requesting that a new treasurer be

appointed to the board of managers of the state hospital at St.

Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 8, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: F. A. Simmons, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommending the appointment of Dr. S.

F. Carpenter to the board of managers of the state hospital at

St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 13, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: T. E. Campbell, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends John H. Cary and J. W.

McCalister to the board of managers of the state hospital at

St. Joseph



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 14, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Elijah Gates, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. P. J. Kirschner to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 15, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel M. Nave, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommending the governor read the

report by the 1889 legislative committee before appointing

members to the board of managers of the state hospital at St.

Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 18, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: H. M. Garlichs, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. P. J. Kirschner to the



Buchanan County; recommends Doyle as superintendent of

the state hospital at St. Joseph; Doyle, C. C. Woodson,

Kirschner, J. W. McAlister

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 23, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. P. J. Kirschner, St.



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 23, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, W. F. Merrill, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. James Heddins to

the board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 23, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: L. A. Walker, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; request for meeting with the governor to

discuss the appointment of Heddings to the board of managers

of the state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: James W. Boyd, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. F. A. Carpenter to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: C. C. Burnes, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. A. P. Busey to the board


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: R. E. Culver, St. Joseph,





1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. Thomas Doyle, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. A. P. Busey or

Dr. Kirschner to the board of managers of the state hospital at

St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, John France and

Levi Zook, Forrest City, Holt County; recommends J. M.

Ford to the board of managers of the state hospital at St.

Joseph


Buchanan County; recommends Dr. Kirschner to the board of

managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph; Dr. Thomas

Doyle; Lincoln Club

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel M. Nave, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; petition will be transmitted to the governor

recommending J. M. Ford to the board of managers of the

state hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: C. M. Schultz, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County to M. J. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole

County; reappointment of Dr. Heddins as commissioner state

hospital at St. Joseph; Dr. Thomas Doyle, St. Joseph politics

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: E. Tadberg, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; protest against appointment of Dr.

Heddins as superintendent of the board of managers of the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 24, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: L. H. Vories, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Dr. A. P. Busey to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 25, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: James W. Coburn, Weston,

Platte County; recommends Dr. A. P. Busey to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 25, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, S. D. Cowan, et al,

recommends Dr. James Heddins to the board of managers of

the state hospital at St. Joseph; also signed by Phil Roger and

Eugene Spratt

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 25, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Rufus L. McDonald, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John H. Carey to the




1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 25, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. A. Piner, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. P. J. Kirschner and Dr,

James Heddons to the board of managers of the state hospital

at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 25, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Henry M. Ramey,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends reappointment of

Dr. James Heddins to the board of managers of the state

hospital at St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 26, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Benjamin Casteel,

et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. P. J.

Kirschner and Jacob Ford to the board of managers of the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 26, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Carroll L. Cornett,

et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends J. M.


St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 26, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Robert R. Poteet, et

al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends J. M.


St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 26, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, J. H. C. Robinson,

et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends J. W.


St. Joseph

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 27, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: James C. Davis, St. Joseph,



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 28, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Buchanan County,

citizens of St. Joseph; recommends J. W. McAlister to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 29, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. Robinson, at al, Easton,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. J. P. Kirschner to the

board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph; also

signed by J. N. Brooks and N. C. Connell (note: letterhead of

Easton Stock Farm)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 31, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Oliver M. Spencer,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; Dr. Hoyt, Dr. James Heddins



1B/1/4 9 (46) 5 (6) March 31, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: C. M. Schultz, The Daily

News, St. Joseph, Buchanan County to M.A. Fanning,

Jefferson City, Cole County; receipt of the Fanning’s letter;

Waller Young; Dr. James Heddins

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 1, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Anonymous Democrats,

Savannah, Andrew County; recommends O. J. Hurley to the

board of the managers of the state hospital

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 4, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: John L. Gates, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. J. P. Kirschner to the

board of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph; Dr.

James Heddins

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 4, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Waller Young, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; receipt of the governor’s letter, request for

appointment; Hyde; James Heddins; John H. Cary of

Buchanan, Wells of Platte, and John L. Gates of Jackson; C.

C. Woodson, Dr. Wallace

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 5, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Judge Henry M. Ramey, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommending John H. Cary, J.

W.McAllister; C. C. Woodson; or Waller Young

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: C. B. France, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends J. W. McAlister to the board


1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. H. Waugh, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends J. W. McCalister to the board

of managers of the state hospital at St. Joseph; Waller Young

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; Woodson’s

understanding that John H. Carey; Wells; James Heddins; J.

W. McCalister, and John L. Gates were to be appointed to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Buchanan County,

bankers of St. Joseph; recommends J. W. McAlister to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 14, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Clint Tilley, Liberty, Clay

County; recommends Dr. J. M. Allen to the board of




1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 (7) April 16, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Jerome S. Boarman,

Springfield, Greene County to Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting help in obtaining

appointment; Governor John Sappington Marmaduke;

(Governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 (7) April 17, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Jerome S. Boarman,

Springfield, Greene County; request for appointment to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 17, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Clint Tilley, Liberty, Clay

County; recommends Dr. J. M. Allen to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 (7) April 19, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Lon. V. Stephens, Jefferson

City, Cole County; letter of recommendation for Jerome S.

Boarman (Governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 6 April 28, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. P. J. Kirschner, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; receipt of the governor’s

appointment; conditions at the state hospital at St. Joseph,

waste of taxpayer's money

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 (5) May 7, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. Sam Watson, Fulton,

Callaway County; appointment of Dr. Tate to the board of

managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 (5) May 9, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. Sam Watson and John H.

Howard, Fulton, Callaway County; recommends Thomas H.

Hulley to the board of managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 (5) May 10, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: J. Sam Watson, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Thomas H. Hulley to the

board of managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 June 5, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: D. Kennedy, The Leader,

Springfield, Greene County; request for reappointment to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 July 12, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. J. F. Robinson, Windsor,

Henry County; governor’s anticipated appearance at Nevada,

on July 22nd

; request for reappointment to the board of




1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 July 12, 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: Dr. R. E. Young, Nevada,

Vernon County to Lawrence Vest Stephens Jefferson City,

Cole County; meeting with Governor Francis; appointments

to the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada;

Harry Moore (Governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 September 17,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: R. B. Speed, The Southwest

Mail, Nevada, Vernon County to Lawrence Vest Stephens

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Todd and

Timmonds to the board of managers of the state hospital at

Nevada (Governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 September 29,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends reappointment of the

entire board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 October 11,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: David Rowland Francis to W.

J. Jones, Nevada, Vernon County; receipt of Jones’ letter;

support from H. C. Moore

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 October 15,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: W. J. Jones, Nevada, Vernon

County; gossip that H. C. Moore had written a letter

condemning Jones; J. M. Stratton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 November 15,

1890

Appointments—State Asylums: W. J. Jones, Nevada, Vernon

County; election results

1B/1/4 9 (46) 7 (6) 1890 Appointments—State Asylums: telegram, Ed Campbell, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommending the “proposition of

Woodson and Spencer” in making the appointment to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) January 26,

1891


Callaway County; recommends Dr. C. D. Avery for state

hospital (location not provided)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 2,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: D. W. Kennedy, The Leader,

Springfield, Greene County; receipt of the governor’s letter,

recommends Harry Moore and Dr. Robinson to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: Theo J. Bolton, Clinton,

Henry County to W. H. Davis, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends Dr. Trevey



1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: W. M. Bumbarger, et al,

Nevada, Vernon County; recommends a “mugwump” to the


1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: A. Cummins, et al, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommend J. B. Latimer and Mr. Moore to

the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada; also

signed by A. J. King; C. O. Graves, W. Y. Gardon, C. H.

Prewitt, J. B. Harvey, Charles E. Gilbeck, Oscar Diehn

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: F. E. Soongi, et al, Clinton,

Henry County to W. H. Davis, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends Dr. Robert Trevey to the board of managers of

the state hospital at Nevada; also signed by G. Y. Salmon and

R. B. McConnell

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 5,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: W. H. Salmon, Clinton,

Henry County; recommends Dr. Robert Trevey to the board

of managers of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 6,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: Frank P. Anderson, Nevada,

Vernon County; the chairman of the Vernon County Central

Democratic Committee recommends H. C. Moore and J. B.

Lattimer to the board of managers of the state hospital at

Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 7,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: A. C. Street, Nevada, Vernon

County; dissatisfaction with the appointment of H. C. Moore

to the board of managers of the state hospital at Nevada;

political matters in Vernon County

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 9,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Bates County

citizens; recommends Dr. E. P. Rice to the board of managers

of the state hospital at Nevada

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) February 11,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: H. F. Childers and G. S.

Townsend, Troy, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. C. D.

Avery to the board of managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 11,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: R. B. Speed, Nevada, Vernon

County to Lawrence Vest Stephens; requesting Stephens to

telegraph as soon as governor appoints new members to the

board of managers (Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) February 13,

1891

Appointments—State Asylums: T. V. V. Shelby, Butler,

Bates County; recommends Jake Allen to the board of




1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) March 16, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to Robert Clark, Fayette,

Howard County; charges made in the Mexico Intelligencer

and Fulton Sun newspapers regarding the management of the

state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (7) March 17, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: W. J. Jones, Kansas City,

Jackson County; appreciation for appointment to the board of


1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) March 19, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: R. C. Clark, Fayette, Howard

County; reply to the governor’s inquiry regarding the status of

the asylum at Fulton; Dr. Hall, Mr. Harrison; resignation of

Dr. Rhodes from the board, Dr. Young, Dr. Sexton


Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to R. C. Clark, Fayette,

Howard County; reply to Clark’s letter dated March 19, 1891,

explanation for the appointment of new board member


Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to Samuel Harrison,

Auxvasse, Callaway County; acceptance of Harrison’s

resignation with appreciation for service

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) March 25, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: Samuel Harrison, Auxvasse,

Callaway County; inquiry whether the governor had received

his resignation of March 17, 1891

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) April 7, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: Nathaniel C. Dryden,

Mexico, Audrain County; request for appointment to the

board of managers of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) April 7, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: R. F. Walker to R. C. Clark,

Fayette, Howard County; requesting Clark to withdraw his

letter of resignation from the board of managers of the state

hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) April 9, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: petition, Howard County

citizens; recommends J. C. Ferguson to the board of managers

of the state hospital at Fulton

1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) May 1, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to R. C. Clark, Fayette,

Howard County; receipt and acceptance of Clark’s letter of

resignation from the board of managers of the state hospital at

Fulton



1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) May 3, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: Frank T. Baker, et al, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends J. Lee Jameson to the board


1B/1/4 9 (46) 8 (5) May 6, 1891 Appointments—State Asylums: H. S. Leke, Guthrie,

Callaway County; recommends J. Lee Jameson to the board


1B/1/4 10 (47) 1 No date Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, acquaintances

of Charles Evans; recommends Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 1 No date Appointments—State Mine Inspector: D. P. Reed; request for

appointment (fragment)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) September 25,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William Walton and S.

Lessley, Higbee, Randolph County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) September 26,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. H. Burckhartt,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) November 22,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Jesse A. Zook, Joplin,

Jasper County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) November 26,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: S. H. Claycomb,

Joplin, Jasper County; transmittal of application from Jesse A.

Zook; Board of Examiners for the Commissioner of Labor

Statistics

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) December 19,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. H. Burckhartt,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends W. H. Deer of

Randolph County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 2 (1) December 19,

1888

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. H. Deer, Renick,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) January 2, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Thomas M. Orr, Rich

Hill, Bates County; letter of introduction and recommendation

for C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) March 7, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A.V. Bohn, Clear Fork,

Johnson County to Charles Evans; orders to cut expenses at

the mine

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) March 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. R. Haynes,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Capt. Porter, Bonne

Terre, St. Francois County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 16, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: memorandum, M. A.

Fanning, private secretary of the governor to Oscar

Kostinzky, Commissioner of Labor Statistics and Inspection;

request for information regarding the term of the state

inspector of mines

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 17, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Oscar Kostinzky,

Jefferson City, Cole County; report as to the term of office as

state inspector of mines; M. L. Wolfe; C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 23, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John A. Gallaher,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: O. L. Garrison, St.

Louis; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John C. Varney,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 26, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John N. Dalby,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 26, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A. Kirkpatrick, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 27, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: U.S. Senator Francis

Marion Cockrell, Washington, D.C.; recommends John A.

Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James K. Sheley Jr., et

al, Fulton, Callaway County; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 3 (1) April 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Morgan D. Griffiths,

Huntsville, Randolph County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John Cronan and

James Blee, Moberly, Randolph County; recommends

Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: D. S. Forney, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Pettis County,

citizens of Sedalia; recommends John A. Gallaher



1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 3, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: D. Marmaduke, Sweet

Springs, Saline County; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 3, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John Montgomery Jr.,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends John A. Gallagher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 3, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Johnson

County, citizens of Warrensburg; recommends John A.

Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: George B. Kelly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J.B. Tymony, Higbee,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: N.M. Baskett,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Edward M. Frostier,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: O.E. Hannah, Moberly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John N. Hamilton,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Benjamin Thomas

Hardin, Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. J. Hughes, et al,

Vandalia, Audrain County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Howard Jennings,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Ben Levy, Moberly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Joseph Milam,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. B. Tymony, Higbee,

Randolph County to Nathaniel M. Skelton, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Charles Evans



1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Alex H. Waller,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William Walton and S.

Lessley, Higbee, Randolph County; recommend Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. A. Wight, Moberly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 6, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Frank P. Wiley,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 7, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Charles Harley


Morgan D. Griffith

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 8, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Democratic

voters of Macon County, Macon City; recommends David J.

Reed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 4 (1) May 9, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: L. N. Guild, Kansas

City, Jackson County; letter of introduction and

recommendation for Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 10, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John D. Davidson and

W. P. Bunch, Higginsville, Lafayette County; recommends

Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 12, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Francis A. LaGrave,

Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: B. H. Ashcom,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. T. Baird,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Charles Evans; Bald

Knobbers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Alfred Bunge and John

Tobin, Vandalia, Audrain County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. M. Burton,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. T. Damerven,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Alex Davis, St. Louis;

recommends Francis A. LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. S. Dysart, Highbee,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John T. Fort,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. H. Morris, Renick


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. C. Samuel,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. R. Samuel,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William Joel Stone,

Nevada, Vernon County; recommending C. C. Woodson

(Stone, governor 1893-1897)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John N. Stewart,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: David M. Williams and

A. Diebabler, Wellsville, Montgomery County; recommends

Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 14, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. V. Adams, Higbee,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 14, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: C. H. Schilling,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 14, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. W. Summers, et al,

Corder, Lafayette County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A. E. Asbury,

Higginsville, Lafayette County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Henry Blee, Lexington,

Lafayette County; recommends Charles Evans



1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Charles Evans,

Highbee, Randolph County to W. B. Teasdale, Jefferson City,

Cole County; requesting Teasdale to hand deliver letters of

endorsement and application to the governor

1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: George W. Evans,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 5 (1) May 15, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. H. Munson, et al,

Brunswick, Chariton County; recommends Francis A.

LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 16, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. H. Burckhartt,

Hunstville, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 16, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James E. Rucker,

Higbee, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 17, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. H. Dorsey and A. H.

Conley, Columbia, Boone County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 17, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James C. Orr,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 18, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James McDonald,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 18, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Charles H. Morgan,

Lamar, Barton County; recommends reappointment of C. C.

Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 18, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petitions (2), Bates

County coal miners of Rich Hill; recommending

reappointment of C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 20, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: George N. Ratliff,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 20, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: L. E. Wolfe, Moberly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William Blee, Russell,

Howard County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. J. Crawford,

Russell, Howard County; recommends Charles Evans



1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. W. Dinsmoor,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Joseph C. Elgin,

Higbee, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: T. J. Moss, St. Louis;

to Lawrence Vest Stephens Boonville, Cooper County;

recommends Charles Evans (Stephens, governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 21, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: T. J. Moss, St. Louis;

recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 22, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: O. S. Barton, Fayette,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 22, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. Desloge, St. Louis;

recommends Francis A. LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 22, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: D. O. Morris, Fayette,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 22, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John D. Tolson,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 22, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: C. J. Walden, Howard

County Advertiser, Fayette, Howard County; recommends

Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 23, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. W. Grierson, Bevier

Weekly Post, Bevier, Macon County; recommends David J.

Reed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 23, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John N. Southern,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 24, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Barton

County, coal miners of Binden; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Andrew Ellison,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Nat M. Shelton,

Lancaster, Schuyler County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. B. Tymony, Higbee,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 27, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: E. L. Hubbard, Renick,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 27, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John W. Hubbard,

Renick, Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 27, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. J. Tygard, Rich Hill,

Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Joe Burnett, The Paris

Mercury, Paris, Monroe County; recommends Charles Evans;

letterhead includes illustration of newspaper editors

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. F. Hudson, Rich

Hill, Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson; miners

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. T. Reanley, Rich

Hill, Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. F. Smith, Rich Hill,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: E. W. Stevens, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. R. Sweeney, Rich

Hill, Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson as State

Inspector of Mines

1B/1/4 10 (47) 6 (2) May 28, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: L. E. Wolfe, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends Charles Evans; Missouri

State Teachers Association

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: B. F. Blanton, The

Appeal, Paris, Monroe County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: S. W. Hopkins, Rich


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Irish and Walters, Rich

Hill, Bates County; the editors of the Daily Review

recommend C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. K. Martin, Rich




1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 29, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: S. F. Rosse, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. P. Coleman, Rich


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. W. Drain, Macon,

Macon County; recommends David J. Reed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: B. F. Harvey, Moberly,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. K. Martin, Rich


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. T. North, Rich Hill,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 30, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. F. Rothwell,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 31, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Dr. R. Gillaspy,

LaPlata, Macon County; recommends David J. Reed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 7 (2) May 31, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A. D. Gash, LaPlata,

Macon County; recommends David J. Reed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. J. Wiseman, Rich


1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 3, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: M. A. Greenball,

Foster, Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 3, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Blake Lynch

Woodson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends C. C.

Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. E. Bybee,

Harrisonville, Cass County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: N. R. French, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Daniel B. Holmes,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: H. T. Lemist,

Atchison, Kansas; recommends Charles Evans



1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 4, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. L. Yeager, Kansas


1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 5, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John B. Newberry,

Spruce, Bates County; recommends retention of C. C.

Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 7, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Bates County,

residents of Butler; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 7, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: E. H. Sawyer,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends Morgan D.

Griffith

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 8, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. P. Bible, Huntsville,

Randolph County; recommends Morgan D. Griffith;

recommendation endorsed by O. D. Wallace, secretary of the

National Progressive Union of Miners and Mine Laborers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 12, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Douglas Inglish,

Mindenmines, Barton County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 12, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John Russell,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) June 13, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James B. Gantt,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) July 14, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Congressman Charles


Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) July 19, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: L.W. Kniffin, St.

Louis; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) July 25, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Ben F. Williamson,

Windsor, Henry County; recommends Charles Evans; Martin

Van Buren

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) August 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. A. Hughes, Windsor,

Henry County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) August 1, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: H. B. McCleverty,

Windsor, Henry County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) August 8, 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Richard Bowen, Lewis

Station, Henry County; recommends Charles Evans



1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) August 14,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. D. Blair,

Brownington, Henry County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 8 (2) August 14,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. D. Blair,

Brownington, Henry County to Charles Evans, Higbee,

Randolph County; transmittal of letter of recommendation

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 2,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Charles H. Morgan,

Lamar, Barton County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 5,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: R. P. Hopkins, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 6,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: James Bradley,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 6,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. J. McLoney,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 6,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Robert Morgan White,

Mexico, Audrain County; Mexico Ledger editor recommends

Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 9,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: U. S. Hall, Hubbard,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 17,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: J. B. Tymony, Higbee,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 18,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Andrew V. Rayburn,

St. Louis; recommends Francis LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 19,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John W. McCart,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 25,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Lawrence Vest

Stephens, Chicago, Illinois; future Governor Lawrence Vest

Stephens (1897-1901) recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) September 28,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: H. A. Dickson,

Richmond, Ray County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 9,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: G. Clay, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 14,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Samuel P. Sparks,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends John Gallaher



1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 24,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Cord Wheeler, Cape

Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 25,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. V. Leech, Cape

Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County; recommends Charles

Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 30,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: W. B. Teasdale,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends John Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 31,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. C. Farr, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends John Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) October 31,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William P. Hunt,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends John Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) November 5,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Nat Shelton, Lancaster,

Schuyler County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) November 22,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A. R. French, Kansas


1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) December 14,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Nat Shelton, Lancaster,

Schuyler County; recommends Charles Evans

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) December 31,

1889

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: A. R. French, Kansas


1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (1) 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Johnson

County, citizens of Lewis Station; recommends John A.

Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (1) 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Lafayette

County, citizens of Lexington; recommends John A. Gallaher

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Ste.

Genevieve County citizens; recommends Francis LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 9 (2) 1889 Appointments—State Mine Inspector: petition, Ste.

Genevieve County citizens; recommends Francis LaGrave

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 22,

1890

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John B. Newberry,

Spruce, Bates County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 23,

1890

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. E. Bybee,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 23,

1890

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: William Hygard, Rich


1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 24,

1890

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Charles H. Morgan,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 28,

1890

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Lee Meriwether,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends C. C. Woodson;

miners, mines

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 17,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: O. D. French, Kansas

City, Jackson County to Ed. T. Orear, Jefferson City, Cole

County; request to influence the governor to reappoint C. C.

Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 22,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: John B. Newberry,

Spruce, Bates County to J. N. Bradley, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 23,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Congressman David

Albaugh De Armond, Clinton, Henry County; recommends C.

C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 23,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Congressman David

Albaugh De Armond, Clinton, Henry County; recommends C.

C. Woodson of Bates County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 27,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: Congressman William

Joel Stone, Washington, D.C.; recommends C. C. Woodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 10 (2) January 29,

1891

Appointments—State Mine Inspector: F. E. Bybee,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 11 (3) No date Appointments—Normal School—Cape Girardeau: petition,

Butler County citizens; recommends S. M. Chapman

1B/1/4 10 (47) 11 (3) No date Appointments—Normal School—Cape Girardeau: petition,

Ripley County citizens; recommends S. M. Chapman

1B/1/4 10 (47) 11 (3) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Cape Girardeau: J. Perry

Johnson, Poplar Bluff, Butler County; recommends S. M.

Chapman

1B/1/4 10 (47) 11 (3) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Cape Girardeau: W. F.

Neal, Poplar Bluff, Butler County; transmittal of petitions

recommending S. M. Chapman



1B/1/4 10 (47) 12 (4) No date Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Benjamin Eli

Guthrie, Macon, Macon County; withdrawal from candidacy

for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 12 (4) No date Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Adair

County, citizens of Kirksville; recommends George A. Giller


County, citizens of Kirksville; recommends Benajmin Eli

Guthrie or William B. Hays


County, citizens of Millard; recommends James B. Dodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 12 (4) No date Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, citizens

of Northeast Missouri; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 13 (4) June 20, 1887 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: board of

directors of the Kirksville Savings Bank, Kirksville, Adair

County to the board of regents of the Kirksville Normal

School, Kirksville, Adair County; requesting one of their

board members be appointed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 13 (4) June 27, 1887 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Attorney

General Banton Gallatin Boone to William Sears, Kirksville,

Adair County; legal opinion that the Kirksville Normal

School Board of Regents have no authority to enter into the

aforementioned agreement, any such agreement is illegal

1B/1/4 10 (47) 13 (4) January 25,

1888

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: G. H.

Burckhartt, Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends O. E.

Hannah

1B/1/4 10 (47) 13 (4) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Dr. G. A.

Goben, Kirksville, Adair County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 13 (4) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. M. Ringo,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: V. H.

Greenwood, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A.

Goben to the board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: James M.

DeGrance, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A.

Goben



1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: W. N.

Rutherford and John F. Mitchell, LaPlata, Macon County;

recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: A. D. Gash, La

Plata, Macon County; recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: D. C. Pierce,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. P. Blanton, et

al, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Benjamin Eli

Guthrie or William B. Hays to the board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. P. Blanton,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommendations to the board of

regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: George T.

Spencer, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A.

Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: David A. Ely,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends reappointment of

Benjamin Eli Guthrie and William P. Hays

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Simpson Ely,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends new members to the

board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. H. Harris,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends new members

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John R. Musick,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends new members

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Jacob Sands,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends new members to the

board of regents; Sands’ service as presiding judge of the

Adair County Court

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Payton F.

Greenwood, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A.

Goben



1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. M. Ringo,

Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting the governor meet

with John M. Oldham before appointing a new board

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: W. S. Sears,

LaPlata, Macon County; recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. A. Hudson,

Macon Times, Macon, Macon County; recommends Benjamin

Eli Guthrie to the board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: W. R. Chappell,

Kirksville Democrat, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends

Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. R. Ringo,

Kirksville, Adair County; previous personal interview with

the governor; Benjamin Eli Guthrie and Hays; Andrew

Ellison poor management of the school; infighting

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: G. A. Smith,

Humphreys, Sullivan County; Kirksville Normal School,

Warrensburg Normal School; recommends Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 20,

1889


Kirksville, Adair County; requesting the governor postpone

appointing members until he meets with Blanton

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: telegram, J. P.

Blanton, Kirksville, Adair County; requesting the governor

postpone appointing members until he meets with Blanton

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 21,

1889


Kirksville, Adair County; appointment of Benjamin Eli

Guthrie to the Kansas City Court of Appeals; recommends

Dr. G. A. Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Dr. Andrew

Ellison, Kirksville, Adair County; William Baird; Kirksville

Savings Bank; G. A. Goben’s federal employment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. Gillaspy,

Macon, Macon County; recommends Benjamin Eli Guthrie



1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: William B.

Hays, Lancaster, Schuyler County to Nat M. Shelton,

Jefferson City, Cole County; reappointment to the board of

regents; Governor Thomas Theodore Crittenden

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: William D.

Oldham, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. G. A.

Goben

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: William B.

Hays, Memphis, Scotland County; reply to the governor’s

letter; Kirksville Normal School; R. M. Ringo, Andrew

Ellison, Professor J. P. Blanton; appointment by Governor

John Smith Phelps

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. B. Murrow,

The American Journal of Education, St. Louis; recommends

J. P. Blanton to the University of Missouri if not appointed

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Sam Russel,

Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends Arthur C.

Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. H.

Schrenberger, Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends

for Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 14 (4) 1889 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Benjamin Eli

Guthrie, Macon, Macon County; recommends O. E. Hannah

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) January 4, 1890 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Dr. R. B.

Turner, Canton, Lewis County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 24,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: David A.

Rouner, Elmira, Ray County; recommends James E. Adams

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 26,

1890


Kirksville, Adair County; recommends James B. Dodson and

James E. Adams; Dodson from pioneer family of Adair

County; Adams’ work as cashier of the Edina Bank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 26,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: D. T. Gentry,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends James B. Dodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 27,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: G. R. Balthrope,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends James B. Dodson



1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 27,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. H. Kinnear,

Kirksville, Adair County (fragment); recommends James B.

Dodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 27,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Knox

County, citizens of Edina; recommends James E. Adams to

the board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 30,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Adair

County Republicans; recommends George a Giller to the

board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 30,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. T. Miller, The

Adair County Farmer, Kirksville, Adair County; recommends

George A. Giller

1B/1/4 10 (47) 15 (4) December 31,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John M.

Gilkerson, St. Louis; transmittal of letter

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Louis F. Cottey,

Edina, Knox County; recommends James E. Adams

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: O. D. Jones,

Edina, Knox County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: A. W. Lyon,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Charles L.

Mowder, The Breckenridge Bulletin, Breckenridge, Caldwell

County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John R. Musick,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends James Dodson;

includes published article about John R. Musick

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Adair

County citizens; recommends James B. Dodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition,

Daviess County, citizens of Gallatin; recommends Arthur C.

Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Ben E. Turner,

Edina, Knox County; recommends James E. Adams;

Democrats



1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Robert D.

Cramer, Memphis, Scotland County; recommends J. E.

Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. A. DeBolt,

Trenton, Grundy County; recommends George Hall

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: E. M. Harber,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: M. G. Kennedy,

Trenton Times, Trenton, Grundy County; recommends

George Hall

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: F. M. Kimball,

Cameron, Clinton County; recommends Arthur Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. S. Parker,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Oval Pirkey,

Kahoka, Clark County; recommends Professor John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Hiram Smith Jr.,

Cameron, Clinton, County; recommends Arthur Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: C. W. Barrett,

The Canton Press, Canton, Lewis County; recommends

Professor John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: E. R. Bartlett,

Memphis, Scotland County; recommends Professor John E.

Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: W. E. Black,

Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Oliver J.

Chapman, Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends

Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Congressman

Alexander Monroe Dockery, Washington, D.C.; recommends

Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John E. Fellers,

La Belle, Lewis County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: W. B. Henton,

Canton, Lewis County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Sam Russel, et

al, Breckenridge, Caldwell County; recommends Arthur

Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: C. D. Stewart,

Edina, Knox County; recommends James E. Adams

1B/1/4 10 (47) 16 (4) January 3, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Edward E.

Yates, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Arthur

Burbank

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 4, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Arthur C.

Burbank; request for appointment; includes certificate of

election for Burbank dated April 13, 1883

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: F. P. Sever,

Neosho, Newton County; recommends John E. Fellers to the

board of regents

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: H. C. Wilson,

LaBelle, Lewis County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: A. F. Woodruff,

Bethany, Harrison County; personal request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 6, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Joel Brown,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 6, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Arthur C.

Burbank, Gallatin, Daviess County; transmittal of petition,

newspaper clipping, and recommendations supporting his

appointment (seven enclosures follow)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) June 13, 1878 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: T. B. Yates,

Gallatin, Daviess County; recommendation for Arthur C.

Burbank (enclosure 1 of 7)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) June 14, 1878 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: D. M. Ferguson,

Hamilton, Caldwell County; recommendation for Arthur C.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) June 19, 1878 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: E. J. Smith,

Cameron, Clinton County; recommendation for Arthur C.




1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) July 20, 1878 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: H. C.

McDougal, Gallatin, Daviess County; letter of

recommendation for Arthur C. Burbank (enclosure 4 of 7)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) July 22, 1878 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John Ballinger,

Gallatin, Daviess County; recommendation for Arthur C.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) August 10,

1878

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: A. F.

McFarland, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommendation for

Arthur C. Burbank (enclosure 6 of 7)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) March 19, 1881 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition,

Caldwell County, citizens of Breckenridge; recommending

Arthur C. Burbank (enclosure 7 of 7)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 6, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: J. W. Moore,

LaBelle, Lewis County; political affiliations of John E.

Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 7, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition,

Livingston County, citizens of Chillicothe; recommends

George W. Hall

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 7, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Baird, Clark and

Porter, Jefferson City, Cole County; examination of petition

supporting the appointment of James B. Dodson; irregularities

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 7, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Andrew Ellison,

Kirksville, Adair County; letter of introduction for U. M.

Browder

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 8, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: A. C. Eubanks,

Milan, Sullivan County; transmittal of petition supporting the

appointment of John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: U. M. Browder,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Arthur C.

Burbank, Gallatin, Daviess County; transmittal of

endorsements of Charles Patton of Albany and Charles E.

Mosley of Stanberry

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: L. W. Summers,

Monticello, Lewis County; lack of support by Democrats for

the appointment of John E. Fellers



1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Milan

County citizens of Sullivan County; recommend John E.

Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 13,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: John E. Fesler,

Stanberry, Gentry County; recommends John E. Fellers;

includes broadside from Northwestern Normal School, Gentry

County, December 10, 1890

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 13,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Michael Hayes,

Adair County; recommends James B. Dodson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 13,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: R. M. Wallace,

La Grange Democrat, La Grange, Lewis County;

recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 14,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: S. B. Barr,

Laclede, Linn County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 15,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: E. L. Cooley,

Shelbina, Shelby County; recommends John E. Fellers

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 15,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Marion

County, residents of Hannibal; recommends Robert Elliott

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) January 16,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Cornelius

Voorhis, Hannibal, Marion County; transmittal of petition

recommending Robert Elliott

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) February 27,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: Benjamin Eli

Guthrie, Macon, Macon County; recommends A. D. Risdon

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition, Adair

County, citizens of Kirksville; recommends George A. Giller


County, Republicans of Kirksville; recommend George Hall

of Trenton, Grundy County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 17 (4) 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Kirksville: petition,

Sullivan County, citizens of Milan; recommends John E.

Fellers


County citizens; recommends A. D. Risdon



1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John E.

Ryland, Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends Judge

William McLean and James M. Duncan

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John H.

Kinycum, Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends

William McClean and Tom Henry Wallace

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: telegram, S.

Gilkeson, Warrensburg, Johnson County; requesting the

governor delay appointing new members

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: S. Gilkeson,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends James Parker

and James H. Duncan

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John N.

Dalby, Sedalia, Pettis County; appreciation for the governor’s

offer of appointment to Warrensburg; Lincoln Institute

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (5) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: J. R. Kelley,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; approval of the appointment

of C.W. Stevenson; Missouri politics

1B/1/4 10 (47) 18 (4) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Charles W.

Stevenson, Warrensburg, Johnson County; acceptance of

appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) August 24,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: S. P.

Francisco, Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Dr.

W. L. Hedges

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 1890 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Gardiner

Lathrop, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 9,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John T.

Buchanan, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill; University of Kansas, Frank Fitzpatrick, W.E.

Coleman

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Judge Turner

Andrews Gill, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J.

C. McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Ross Griffin,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C. McNeill



1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 13,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: J. V. C.

Karnes, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 14,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Charles E.

Hasbrook, The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends J. C. McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: William F.

Bahlman, Independence, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill; Civil War military service

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: F. B.

Novinger, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Edward L.

Scarritt, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: H. C. Kumpf,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 16,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Hilton Henry

Noland, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill; Morse School of Kansas City

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: A. C. Dawes,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends J. C. McNeill;

Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Hugh J.

McGorman, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 17,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Frank F.

Rozzelle, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 18,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: R. H. Field,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 18,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: R. L. Yeager,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 18,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: W. Pape

Yeoman, Columbia, Boone County; recommends L. J.

Schofield

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: James

Gibson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: J. M.

Greenwood, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Thomas R.

Morrow, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: James L.

Norman, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 19,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: L. E. Wolfe,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends J. C. McNeill

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 20,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: A. H.

Gilkeson, Warrensburg, Johnson County to John M. Gilkeson,

St. Louis; recommends W. L. Hedges

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 20,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: E. L. Martin,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 20,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John E.

Ryland, Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends William

McLear

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 24,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Robert

Franklin Walker, Washington, D.C.; recommends Oliver L.

Howits and Charles G. Burton

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 27,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: L. E. Wolfe,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C. McNeill;

State Committee on Course of Study in the Common Schools

1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) December 29,

1890

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: W. J.

Hawkins, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends J. C.

McNeill



1B/1/4 10 (47) 19 (5) 1890 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Judge J. L.

Smith, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Dr. W. L.

Hedges and Charles Burton

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: W. W.

Wood, Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends W. L.

Hedges

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: John N.

Dalby, Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Dr. W. T.

Schievel

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 8, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Dr. T.

Griswold Comstock, St. Louis; recommends W. L. Hedges;

letter includes handwritten response from Governor Francis

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 9, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: W. L.

Hedges, Warrensburg, Johnson County; grateful for

consideration for the position; not eligible as he is a member

of the Board of U. S. Examing Surgeons; recommends

Charles E. Clark

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 9, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: W. W.

Wood, Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Charles

E. Clark (note: Governor Francis has written a response

across the face of the letter)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) January 9, 1891 Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: James W.

Suddath, Warrensburg, Johnson County; recommends Charles

E. Clark; Senator Sparks

1B/1/4 10 (47) 20 (5) November 16,

1891

Appointments—Normal School—Warrensburg: Henry Clay

Fike, Warrensburg, Johnson County; death of board of

regents member Joshua LaDue; recommends S. G. Kelly as

replacement

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Ben M. Anderson,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker;

support for Crowder’s election as governor

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: William Holiday,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: E. C. Hughes,

Centralia, Boone County; recommends James C. Johnson



1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. W. Langfitt,

Centralia, Boone County; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: telegram, Clint

Tillery, Liberty, Clay County; death of Tillery's mother-in-

law and delay of his trip to see the governor

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: O. L. Witter,

Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: newspaper clippings

(2), St. Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommend Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: newspaper clipping,

Columbia Herald, Boone County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petitions (3),

unknown location; recommends James C. Johnsonof

Wentzville , St. Charles County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Audrain

County, businessmen of Mexico; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, St. Charles

County, citizens of O’Fallon; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Shelby

County citizens; recommends John L. Morrison

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, citizens and

Democrats, county unknown; recommend John M. McGinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, members of

the 35th

General Asssembly, Jefferson, Cole County;

recommend John M. McGinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Benton

County citizens; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Callaway


1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Cass County

citizens; recommends John N. McMinn



1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petitions (2), Cedar

County citizens; recommend John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Cedar

County, citizens and Democrats of Jerico Springs;

recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Cooper

County citizens and Democrats; recommends John N.

McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Dade


1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Dallas


1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition (2), Henry

County citizens; recommend John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Henry

County, citizens of Windsor; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Johnson


McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Johnson

County, citizens of Holden; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Miller


McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Moniteau


McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Moniteau

County, citizens of Tipton; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petitions (2), Morgan

County citizens and Democrats; recommend John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Pemiscot




1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Pettis

County, citizens and Democrats of Sedalia; recommends John

N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 22 (6) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Vernon

County, citizens and Democrats of Schell City; recommends

John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) January 1, 1888 Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: E. B. Ewing,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends removal of

Morrison as warden; recommends Elijah Gates

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) January 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. A. Daugherty,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends C.R. Marmaduke as;

Daugherty’s service as warden under B. Gratz Brown

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) August 29,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Clint Tillery, Liberty,

Clay County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) September 20,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Robert Morgan

White, The Ledger, Mexico, Audrain County; friends of

Governor Francis in Audrain County support John F. Rucker;

candidacy of J. W. Morrison

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) September 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. V. Williams,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) October 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John A. Blevins,

Woodland, California; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) October 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: C. W. Samuel,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 23 (6) October 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. F. Cross,

Centerville, Reynolds County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 2,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: James H. Lowrey, St.

Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 2,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Henry Clay Ewing,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends J. R. Willis

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: A. W. Anthony,

Versailles, Morgan County; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: C. T. Davis, Nevada,

Vernon County; recommends J. D. Wright



1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: G. S Hoss, Nevada,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. B. Speed,

Southwest Mail, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends J. D.

Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Congressman

William Joel Stone, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends J.

D. Wright (also Governor Stone, 1893-1897)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Bumbarger and Bean,

The Daily and Weekly Democrat newspaper, Nevada, Vernon

County; recommends J. D. Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. F. Gordon,

Vernon County Clerk, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends

J. D. Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Charles B. Ingels,

Nevada, Vernon County; recommends J. D. Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. J. Jones, Nevada,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. C. Murray,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. A. Wighl, Nevada,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: A. C. Sterett,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Congressman

Alexander Monroe Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County;

recommends Clint Tillery

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: G. W. Goodlett,

Windsor, Henry County; recommends John E. Ball

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Charles H. Morgan,

Lamar, Barton County; recommends J. D. Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Thomas P. Maupin,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; requests the appointment;

includes note written in shorthand



1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: James C. Johnson,

Wentzville, St. Charles County; request for political

appointment; will send recommendations if necessary

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John P. Sebree,

Jefferson City, Cole County to John D. Perry, St. Louis;

attempt by Elijah Gates to be appointed; John Morrison

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: T. C. Goodrich,

Wentzville, St. Charles County; recommends James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Charles J. Walker

and W. W. Walker, Wentzville, St. Charles County;

recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Ben M. Anderson,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker; John

Morrison

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. H. Norton and H.

W. Johnson, Troy, Lincoln County; recommends James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 26,

1888


Clay County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. K. Gwynn,

Clinton, Henry County; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 21 (6) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Montgomery

County, residents of Montgomery City; recommends James

C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. N. Ewing, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Clint Tillery

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John P. Harmon,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Elijah Gates, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends J. R. Willis; request for

the governor to overlook the investigation of Secretary of

State Willis

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 29,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Anonymous,

Callaway County; recommends J. R. Willis



1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: G. W. Brown, St.

Louis; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: A. H. Clark, St.

Louis; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 24 (6) November 30,

1888


Wentzville, St. Charles County; transmittal of letters of

recommendation

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 1888 Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John P. Boogher, St.

Louis; recommends John F. Rucker, Sturgeon, Boone County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 1888 Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. S. Claggett,

Lexington, Lafayette County; recommends John F. Rucker;

Rucker’s race for Secretary of State, defeated by Lesueur

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Lincoln

County, residents of Troy; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. J. Roberts,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Jesse L. Boogher, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: James Beauchamp

Clark, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: H. T. Force, et al, St.

Louis; recommends John F. Rucker; also signed by J. S. Jones

and George Scott (proprietors of Scott-Jones Hat Company)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. Hargadine, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: H. H. Higginbotham,

St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker; Lincoln County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Janis, Saunders and

Company, St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edwin McCabe,

Palmyra, Marion County to John F. Rucker, Sturgeon, Boone

County; support for Rucker’s appointment



1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edwin McCabe,

Palmyra, Marion County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Orr and Lindsley

Shoe Company, St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Ben F. Reed, Troy,

Lincoln County to John F. Rucker, Sturgeon, Boone County;

previously signed petition supporting James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: James M. Riley,

Plattsburg, Clinton County to John F. Rucker, Sturgeon,

Boone County; support for Rucker’s appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: H. C. Threlkeld, et al,

Centralia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. B. Warren,

Eldorado Springs, Cedar County; recommends John N.

McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 25 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. S. Wear, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John W. Andrews,

Kirkwood, St. Louis County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. T. Anderson, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. W. Batterton, et

al, Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: David W. Caruth, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. E. Coleman,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: P. P. Connor, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Degnan-Maginnis

Saddlery Company, St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John D. Finney, St.




1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edward J. Gay and

Co., St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. O. Gray,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Jennie Hill, St. Louis;

recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888


Wentzville, St. Charles County; transmittal of petitions

recommending appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edward P. Lindley,

and C. C. Graves, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends J.

D. Wright

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: B. A. Melton, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: T. G. Rechow, St.

Louis; recommends John F. Rucker, Polk County

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. B. Nowell and W.

M. Scott, Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: O. F. Rawlings, et al,

Bagnell, Miller County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Frank Shapleigh, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, members

Boone County Court, Columbia; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Randolph

County, citizens of Moberly; recommends John F. Rucker;

written on stationery from the Moberly city clerk’s office

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: A. W. Alexander,

Paris, Monroe County to John F. Rucker, Sturgeon, Boone

County; has signed a petition in favor of Morrison

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: D. A. Ball, et al,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. L. Boland, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: James Beauchamp

Clark, et al, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends John

F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. A. Damewood, et

al, Huntsville, Randolph County; recommends John F.

Rucker, includes supporting newspaper clipping

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. W. Middlekamp,

Warrenton, Warren County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. A. Pendleton, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Elijah Robinson,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. P. Wood, New

London, Ralls County; recommends John F. Rucker; Free

masons

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Lafayette

County, citizens of Waverly; recommends John F. Rucker;

written on Middleton Bank Stationery

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Saline

County, residents of Marshall; recommends John F. Rucker;

written of P. H. Rea Farm Machinery stationery

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, St. Charles

County, residents of Mechanicsville; recommends James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. S. Bassett, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: M. B. Chapman,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends John F. Rucker; Park

Methodist Church

1B/1/4 10 (47) 26 (6) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, Randolph

County citizens; recommend John F. Rucker



1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. N. Bodine, Paris,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: C. M. Diggs, St.


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Thomas F. Hurd,

Paris, Monroe County; has already signed a petition

supporting Morrison; later learned of John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: D. H. Moss, Paris,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. O. Osborn, Paris,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: L. T. Searcy,

Rocheport, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Judge Oliver M.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Y. M. Walden;

recommends John F. Rucker; yellow dog Democrat

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. F. West, Paris,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: D. K. Pilman,

O’Fallon, St. Charles County; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: David Ball,

Carrollton, Carroll County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. M. Edwards,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Jesse Lewis, Paris,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. W. Lyons,

Glenwood, Schuyler County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. S. Reid, Paris,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Joseph D. Smith,

Saline Township, Audrain County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. Staley, Schell City,

Vernon County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Simon L. Boogher,

St. Louis; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: B. R. Dysart, Macon,

Macon County; recommends John F. Rucker; Missouri

Constitutional Convention, 1875

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: George S. Hassett,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: M. S. Johnson,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. S. Mantifly,

Clarksville, Pike County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: R. B. Price,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John F. Rucker,

Mexico, Audrain County; transmittal of letters supporting his

appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 27 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. S. Tompkins,

Orrick, Ray County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: P. J. Barron,

Centralia, Boone County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: C. A. Clark, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. R. Emmons,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Ben C. Johnson,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. D. Morris, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. B. Thomas,

Albany, Gentry County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. G. Trimble,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 11,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. V. Williams,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Ben M. Anderson,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Judge Oliver M.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; receipt of the

governor’s letter; disappointment in the governor’s decision

not to appoint Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: petition, St. Charles

County, residents of Wentzville; recommends James C.

Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: H. M. Meyers, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; recommends James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: George Yates,

Williamsburg, Callaway County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. N. Anderson,

Hamilton, Caldwell County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: O. M. Taylor,

California, Moniteau County; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. C. Abney,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. W. Mason,




1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 19,

1888


Wentzville, St. Charles County; letter from the governor

dated December 15; request for appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Conway Jones,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John N. McMinn, St.

Louis; decline of the governor’s offer; wants specific position

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Edwin W. Salmon,

Marshfield, Webster County; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: newspaper clipping,

The Advance; no city listed; Morrison candidacy (note: both

Higginsville and Liberty publish a paper entitled the

Advance)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 22,

1888


Wentzville, St. Charles County; letter from the governor

dated December 22; appreciation for the governor’s

consideration for appointment (Johnson not appointed)

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Blake Lynch

Woodson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends John F.

Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 23,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: N. B. Allen, Couch,

Oregon County; recommends M. G. Norman; member of the

27th

General Assembly

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: D. C. Allen, Liberty,

Clay County; recommends Clint Tillery; inflammatory

editorial written about Warden Morrison in the Liberty

Advance

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. B. Wolfe,

California, Moniteau County; recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John K. and T. F.

McDearmon, St. Charles, St. Charles County; recommends

James C. Johnson

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: John K. McDearmon,

St. Charles, St. Charles County to James C. Johnson,

Wentzville, St. Charles County; transmittal of letter or

recommendation to Governor Francis



1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Web M. Samuel, St.

Louis; transmittal of newspaper clipping

1B/1/4 10 (47) 28 (6) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Albert Rothschild

and Julius Rothschild, St. Louis; recommends John N.

McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: J. Sam Watson,

Fulton, Callaway County; recommends John F. Rucker

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Dr. John B. Thruston,


1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: W. J. Dougherty,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends D. W. Marmaduke

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: S. W. Greer,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends M. G. Norman

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: Judge Thomas Adiel

Sherwood, Jefferson City, Cole County; Supreme Court

justice recommends Clint Tillery

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: telegram,

Congressman Alexander Monroe Dockery, Washington, D.C.;

recommends John N. McMinn

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 17,

1889


Clay County; declining offer of appointment

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: M. Mitchell, Jerico

Springs, Cedar County; recommends John N. McMinn;

McMinn's Civil War service

1B/1/4 10 (47) 29 (6) January 22,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Warden: C. C. Wood, et al, La

Plata, Macon County; recommends Charles N. Mitchell;

attached newspaper clipping states that John Morrison of

Howard County was appointed

1B/1/4 11 (47) 1 (7) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, Lincoln

County citizens; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 1 (7) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, residents of

Missouri, recommends Dr. James D. Moore; Charity Hospital

of New Orleans



1B/1/4 11 (47) 1 (7) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, members of

the Missouri legislature; recommend Dr. M. B. Lewellyn

(includes signature of future Congressman James Beauchamp

Clark)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 1 (7) No Date Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, Ralls County

physicians; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) October 25,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: D. M. Tucker, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Dr. E. L. Epperson; Governor

Albert Pickett Morehouse (note: written to Mayor David

Rowland Francis, St. Louis)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 6,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Judge C. F. Kirtley,

New London, Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Hugh Rogers,

Vermont to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends Dr. Edwards; (future Governor

Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: C. L. Lamb,

Hannibal, Marion County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: D. H. Shields,

Saverton, Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Henry Clay Ewing, et

al, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends Dr. James A.

Kerr

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, Boone

County, residents of Columbia; recommends Dr. W. R. Smith

of Ashland

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Charles E. Peers, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: C. H. Watkins and H.

S. Marvin, Montrose, Henry County; recommends Dr. B. B.

Barr



1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John C. Peirsol,

Monroe City, Marion County; recommends Dr. M. B.

Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: James Beauchamp

Clark, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Dr. M. B.

Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John P. Fisher,

Saverton, Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen;

farmers, agriculture, tariffs

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: D. A. Ball, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: J. P. Blanton,

Kirksville, Adair County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee,

Lincoln County

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: J. T. Fisher, Saverton,

Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: James Beauchamp

Clark, Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Dr. J. J.

McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. John North,

Keokuk, Iowa; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Lawrence Vest

Stephens, St. Louis; transmittal of letters recommending the

appointment of Dr. Edwards (Governor Lawrence Vest

Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. J. C. Hughes,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. George F. Jenkins,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: J. H. Alexander, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John M. Barton, Troy,




1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: George D. Biggs, New

London, Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: W. H. Biggs,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: H. F. Childers and

G.S. Townsend, Troy, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J.

McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: George T. Dunn,

Troy, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Ben F. Reed, Troy,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: George W.

Whitecotton, New London, Ralls County; recommends Dr.

M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. S. B. Ayres,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: David A. Ball,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: R. Dalton, Saverton,

Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. D. E. Hewitt,

Winfield, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Charles E. Leonard,

Ravenwood, Nodaway County; recommends Dr. Edwards

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Judge Charles E.

Peers, St. Louis; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 2 (7) November 30,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Charles J. Walker,

Wentzville, St. Charles County; recommends Dr. J. J.

McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Brice Edwards, St.

Paul, St. Charles County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, Boone

County, residents of Ashland; recommends Dr. W. R. Smith



1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 2,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: J. O. Allison, New


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 2,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. M. B. Lewellen,

Hannibal, Marion County to John H. Garth, Hannibal, Marion

County; requesting Garth write the governor on his behalf


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John Calvert,

Saverton, Ralls County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. J. C. Hearne,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: S. Reller, Chain of

Rocks, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. W. A. O'Bryan,

Bismarck, St. Francois County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: O. H. Avery, et al,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Thomas H. Harris,

Tory, Lincoln County; the Temperance Benevolent

Association recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. M. B. Lewellen,

Saverton, Ralls County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Jesse J. Shaw, Troy,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: P. G. Shelwin, Troy,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John H. Garth,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. J. J. McElwee,

Chain of Rocks, Lincoln County; transmittal of letters of

recommendation; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. E. C. Hays,




1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Darwin W.

Marmaduke, Jefferson City, Cole County to Dr. M. M.

Powell, St. Louis; personal support from the prison warden

for Powell's appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. Tinsely Brown,

Hamilton, Caldwell County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Alex C. James, New


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: J. H. Dickason, St.

Louis; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Ev. M. Bass, Ashland,

Boone County; recommends Dr. W. R. Smith

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: W. O. Gray,

Louisiana, Pike County; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. S. O. Davis,

Warsaw, Benton County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. A. M. Carpenter,

St. Louis; recommends Dr. M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: G. W. Vaughan,

Elsberry, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. C. B. Simcoe,

Fulton, Callaway County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: W. A. Woodson,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John J. Rice, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Dr. E. L. Epperson

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: H. H. Higginbotham,

Louisville, Lincoln County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. W. D. Jordan,

Hickory Hill, Cole County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: William Moore, Troy,




1B/1/4 11 (47) 3 (7) 1888 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: S. L. Dedman, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends Dr. C. B. Simcoe

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: L. E. Davison, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends M. M. Powell; transmittal

of recommendation from Darwin W. Marmaduke to former

Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Congressman John

Hutton, Washington, D.C.; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Charles Cicero

Rainwater, St. Louis; recommends Dr. E. L. Epperson

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: George W.

Whitecotton, New London, Ralls County; recommends Dr.

M. B. Lewellen

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: John Augustus

Hockaday, Fulton, Callaway County; recommends Dr. C.B.

Simcoe

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: Dr. J. J. McElwee

Chain of Rocks, Lincoln County; appreciation for being

considered for the position; back of document has shorthand

notes from Governor Francis

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: M. M. Powell, St.

Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 4 (7) 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Doctor: petition, members of

the militia; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) November 8,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: Henry W. Redman,

Nelson, Saline County; request for job

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: G. C. Thorton, Cape

Galena, Morgan County; recommends B. H. C. Ellmore

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: Judge W. P. Chiles,

Platte City, Platte County; recommends J. D. McDonald

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) December 23,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: Dr. D. I. Stephenson,

Linneus, Linn County; recommends John H. Bradley to a

position (back of document has a shorthand note written by

Governor Francis)



1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: A. R. Voorhees, Osage

Iron Works, Camden County to Dr. J. W. Craig, location

unknown; requesting Craig carry his letter to the governor,


1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: A. R. Voorhees, Osage

Iron Works, Camden County; request for appointment to a

position

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: T. J. Srindle,

Otterville, Cooper County to J. L. Morrison, Jefferson City,

Cole County; reply to Morrison's offer to hire him as a guard

at $50 a month; letter from M. A. Fanning offering Srindle the

position at $55 a month; request for explanation of different

salary offers

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) September 27,

1890

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; letter of introduction for

R. A. Boatright, recommending his appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) September 29,

1890

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: Ben M. Anderson,

Columbia, Boone County to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends R. A. Boatright

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) September 29,

1890

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: J. G. Evans, et al,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends R. A. Boatright

1B/1/4 11 (47) 5 (8) September 29,

1890

Appointments—Penitentiary—Guard: J. H. Waugh,

Columbia, Boone County to M. A. Fanning, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends R. A. Boatright

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: L.T. King, Auxvasse

Review, Auxvasse, Callaway County; receipt of the governor's

letter dated the 14th

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: petition, Democratic

Party members of the 10th

and 14th

Congressional District,

Southwest Missouri; recommends Sterling Price Broughton

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: petitions (2),

Montgomery County residents; recommend Alfred Duvault

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: petition, Montgomery

County, Democrats and citizens; recommends George W.

Summers



1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) November 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Richard Tarleton,

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Ben Elliott, Odessa,

Lafayette County; recommends George Berry; names of

citizens who can vouch for Berry

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Charles Cicero

Rainwater, St. Louis; transmittal of Richard Tarlton

application for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: T. J. O. Morrison, New

Madrid, New Madrid County; recommends Sterling Price

Broughton; James Harding (written on Missouri State Senate

stationery)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Henry N. Phillips:

recommends Sterling Price Broughton

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Sterling Price

Broughton, New Madrid, New Madrid County; request for

appointment; James Harding

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 3, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Matt J. Connary, New

Madrid, New Madrid County; recommends Sterling Price

Broughton

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: E. M. Hughes,

Montgomery City, Montgomery County; recommends Alfred

Duvault

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: H. M Garlichs, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends S. R. Shrader; Clay

County

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: L. T. King, Auxvasse

Review, Auxvasse, Callaway County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: George J. Schulte, St.

Louis; transmittal of petition recommending George W.

Summers

1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: J. L. Wilcox, The

Bugle, Ashland, Boone County; recommends John M.

Vandiver



1B/1/4 11 (47) 6 (9) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Usher: Sterling Price

Broughton, New Madrid, New Madrid County; governor's

question of Broughton's competency to serve

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: Henry Clay

Ewing; requesting the governor retain Ewing's niece Mrs.

Jennie Dunscomb as superintendent, Female Prison

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) No date Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: W. M. Sorel,

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: William Joel

Stone, Nevada, Vernon County; recommends William

McCanddess as clerk to the warden (Governor Sonte, 1893-

1897)

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) December 7,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: James Hill, St.

Louis; recommends Rev. Gierlow as chaplain

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) December 15,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: Philip E.

Chappell, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Richard

Tarlton; position not mentioned

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: H. Buckner,

Herndon, Saline County; recommends Dr. J. J. McElwee as

prison inspector

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: G. P. Gregory,

Mexico, Audrain County; request for appointment as time

keeper

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: Gavon

Drummond Burgess, Linneus, Linn County; recommends J.

H. Bradley to any position

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: O. M. Gauss,

Jefferson City, Cole County; request for appointment as

chaplin

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: Dr. D. I.

Stephenson, Linneus, Linn County; recommends John H.

Bradley as yard master, assistant, commissary, steward, or

usher

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: George J. Rice,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; request for appointment as

keeper; biographical materials; tornado, 1882



1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: R. C. Clark,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends J. T. Howard as mail

clerk

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: V. O.

Saunders, St. Louis; recommends T. J. Small as custodian of

arms

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: James Gibson,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Rev. Gauss as

chaplin

1B/1/4 11 (47) 7 (10) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Penitentiary—Miscellaneous: George H.

Boughner, Fayette, Howard County; recommends Tom J.

Smith as accountant

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) No date Appointments—Pharmacy: William T. Ford, Kansas City,

Jackson County to T. W. Parks, Jefferson City, Cole County;

requesting assistance to obtain reappointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: Rollins A. Stephens, Warsaw,

Benton County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Boonville,

Cooper County; requesting help in obtaining appointment

(governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: Willis F. Wright, et al, Warsaw,

Benton County; recommends Rollins A. Stephens; also signed

by J. W. Alexander, B. R. Single, and J. F. Ryan

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Boonville, Cooper County; transmittal of letter from Rollins

A. Stephens (Governor Stephens, 1897-1901)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson

City, Cole County; response from the secretary of state to the

governor's inquiry regarding members and term length

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: H. E. Ahlbrandt, St. Louis;

request for appointment; Germans in Missouri

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) December 17,

1889

Appointments—Pharmacy: Rollins A. Stephens, Warsaw,

Benton County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Boonville,

Cooper County; requesting Stephens' help in obtaining

appointment (Governor Lawrence Vest Stephens, 1897-1901)



1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) April 16, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: Dr. George Homan, St. Louis to

Maurice W. Alexander, secretary, State Board of Pharmacy,

St. Louis; State Board of Pharmacy issuing druggists licenses

to graduates of Medicine; Pharmacy Act of 1881, Medical

Practice Act of 1883

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) April 18, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: Maurice W. Alexander, St. Louis;

to Dr. George Homan, St. Louis; reply to Homan's letter;

asking the governor to submit the matter to the Attorney

General for an opinion; State Board of Health, amended

Pharmacy Act, Section two; note written by Governor Francis

transfers documents to the Missouri Attorney General for

legal opinion

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) April 19, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: Dr. George Homan, St. Louis;

transmittal of correspondence between Homan and Maurice

W. Alexander; separation of powers

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) April 25, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: Maurice W. Alexander, St. Louis;

receipt of the governor's letter; Alexander's resignation is

irrevocable

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) April 28, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: John M. Wood, Jefferson City,

Cole County; legal opinion; physician must be certified to

practice in Missouri before receiving certification from the

State Board of Pharmacy to practice as a pharmacist

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) August 6, 1890 Appointments—Pharmacy: Dr. W. H. Moorhead, Bryant,

Christian County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 19, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: John S. Moffitt, St. Louis;

recommends August Fleischman of Kansas City; Missouri

Pharmaceutical Association

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 20, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: Ben E. Turner, Kahoka, Clark

County; recommends Newton Ford of Williamstown, Lewis

County

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 20, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: John M. Wood, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 22, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: petition, Lewis County, citizens

of Monticello; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 22, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: T. L. Marchand, Monticello,

Lewis County; recommends Newton Ford



1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 22, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: C. S. Orcutt, Lewis County

Journal, Monticello, Lewis County; recommends Newton

Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 22, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: R. M. Wallace, Monticello, Lewis

County; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 23, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: E. B. Christy, Gazette-Herald,

Kahoka, Clark County; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 24, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: G. H. Charles Klie, St. Louis;

transmittal of list of nominees recommended by the Missouri

State Pharmaceutical Association for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 24, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: petition, Clark County citizens;

recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 27, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: David A. Rouner, Edina, Knox

County; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) June 27, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: Judge J. L. Smith, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Dr. Howard Willett

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) July 3, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: Congressman John T. Heard,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Dr. August T.

Fleischman

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) July 4, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: W. D. Legg, Williamstown,

Lewis County; recommends Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) July 9, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: John S. Moffitt, St. Louis; protest

of Newton Ford's application; recommends either August T.

Fleischman of Sedalia or Love of Kansas City.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) July 23, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: F. L. Marchand, Monticello,

Lewis County; reply to the governor's inquiry; letter by Mr.

Legg; transmittal of clippings from local newspapers

regarding Newton Ford's application for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) July 31, 1891 Appointments—Pharmacy: Hugh J. McGowan, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends G. Howard Willett

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) August 26,

1891

Appointments—Pharmacy: list of State Board of Pharmacy

members whose term has or is about to expire

1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) August 26,

1891

Appointments—Pharmacy: Congressman John T. Heard,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Newton Ford



1B/1/4 11 (48) 8 (1) November 21,

1891

Appointments—Pharmacy: John Moffitt, St. Louis;

recommends August T. Fleischman of Sedalia and Pettit of

Carrolton; Kansas City College of Pharmacy; Newton Ford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 19, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Daniel H.

Cecil, Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment;

includes handwritten note by Governor Francis to Judge

Gibson and H. M. Stonestreet inquiring about Cecil

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Willis B.

Moore, Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: George W.

Warden, Kansas City, Jackson County; appointment of Frank

F. Rozelle as city counselor, imminent resignation; request

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 26, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: James Gibson,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas R.

Morrow; Frank Rozzelle, Barney Corrigan

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: R. E. Ball,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: John O'Grady,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: R. L. Yeager,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Benjamin

Holmes, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow; Commissioner Frank F. Rozzelle

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Thomas A.

Imlah, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Willis B.

Moore

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Hilton Henry

Noland, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow; Commissioner Frank Rozzelle



1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Frank F.

Rozzelle, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: W. S.

Sitlington, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Henry M.

Stonestreet, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Judge J. E.

Guinotte, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Elihu W.

Hayes, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: W. B. Teasdale,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: John H.

Thomson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: A. P. Foley,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas T.

Morrow (written on Board of Public Works stationery)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Frank G.

Graham, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow; resignation of Frank F. Rozzelle

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Charles E.

Hasbrook, The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends William C. Glass

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: George

Holmes, Jackson County; recommends Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: F. L. LaForce,


Morrow; resignation of Frank F. Rozzelle



1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: John

Langsdale, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Thomas

McNamara, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Judge Henry P.

White, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas R.

Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: William A.

Wilson, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Judge C.

L. Dobson; resignation of E. E. Rozzelle (actually Frank F.

Rozzelle)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Thomas B.

Bullene, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow; resignation of Frank F. Rozzelle

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: telegram,

Bernard Corrigan, Austin, Texas; recommends Thomas R.

Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: O. H. Dean,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Judge S. W.

Hudson, Eastern District, Kansas City, Jackson County;

recommends Thomas R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: E. R. Hunter,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: L. R. Moore,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Henry P.

Stewart, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow



1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Thomas

Corrigan, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow: resignation of Frank F. Rozzelle

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: James W.

Fraher, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas

R. Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Stanley Hobbs,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: Hugh J.

McGorman, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas R. Morrow; resignation of Frank F. Rozzelle

1B/1/4 11 (48) 9 (2) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—KC: John P. O'Neill,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 10 (3) No date Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

Buchanan County, residents of St. Joseph; recommends H. W.

Burke


Buchanan County, residents of St. Joseph; recommends

Charles Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 10 (5) No date Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: newspaper

clipping, St. Joseph Daily Gazzette; former commissioner

Charles Nowland, shot Lewis Jackson, colored (original

language); details of case; inflammatory communication with

Nowland’s daughter


Buchanan County, citizens of St. Joseph; recommends

William B. Sanford


Mayor and City Council Members, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Harris Ettenson to the St. Joseph Board

of Police Commissioners

1B/1/4 11 (48) 10 (4) No date Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George M.

Good, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. A.

Meadows, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) February 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. W.

Burke, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment; biographical materials

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) February 5,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Samuel B.

Green, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Charles

Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) February 6,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen

Crittenden Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Charles Nowland; St. Joseph politics

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) February 7,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles

Nowland, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 2, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Winslow

Judson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 4, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. B. Geler,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; letter of recommendation for

William B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. W.

Ramsay, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles B.

Sanders, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Silas


William B. Sanford (Governor Silas B. Woodson, 1873-1865)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: N. C.

Dawes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Charles

Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James C.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends W. B.

Sanford



1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dudley M.

Steele and J. W. Walker, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Charles Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Oliver

M. Spencer, St. Joseph; recommends John Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 9, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen


requesting verification that the governor had received the

petition recommending Charles Nowland given to Francis in

February by James O. Starks

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. J. Chew

Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Charles

Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 11, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William B.

Sanford, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 12, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. M.

Saxton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 14, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. B.

France, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Albert E.

McKinney, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James

M. Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 18, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John

Doniphan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

William B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 20, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John A.

Dolman, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 21, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: K. M.

Mitchell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Charles

Nowland




Ritchey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 21, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Samuel M.

Nave, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 22, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe:

Congressman Alexander Monroe Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess

County; recommends James C. Ritchey

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (5) March 22, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. D.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 11 (3) March 25, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Bernard

Patton and Thomas P. Maupin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends John Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Mrs. H. S.

Wood, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Enos E.

Bacon; Women's Christian Temperance Union

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Henry S.

Kelley, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Franklin

Porter, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William B.

Sanford, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; transmittal of letters

recommending appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 10, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. Furst, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County to John M. Wood, Jefferson City,

Cole County; requesting Wood to solicit the governor for

personal appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 12, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John C.

Evans, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.; includes supporting newspaper clipping



1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James M.

Hall, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; personal request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 13, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. M.

Saxton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. L.

Maupin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A. P.

McDonald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James

M. Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. N.

Rosegate, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James

M. Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. A.

Shoup, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 15, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. M.

Wyeth, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 16, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. P. Greer,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Charles Nowland

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 17, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. E.

Turner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 18, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles

Nowland, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 19, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A.

Ferrill, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 19, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. M. Frazer,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John Donovan Jr.



1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 20, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John


William B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 22, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. W.

Burke, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; transmittal of letters of

recommendation for Burke's appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 23, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. M.

Saxton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 24, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Robert T.

Penick, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; personal application

for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 24, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Robert T.

Penick, St. Joseph, Buchanan County to Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting the

Secretary of State to recommend his governor appointment;

includes handwritten note by Secretary Lesueur to the

governor recommending Penick for the position

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 27, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. W. Harl,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (5) April 29, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen


application of Charles Nowland for appointment; John Evans,

shooting of Lewis Jackson by Mr. Nowland (see also 11/f.10)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 30, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. Charles

Ransom Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Arthur Kirkpatrick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 2, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. C.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; continued support for

the appointment of Charles Nowland; shooting of Lewis

Jackson on April 25, 1889 (see also 11/f.10, 12)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 2, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Richard L.

Spencer and R. E. Culver, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends William B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 4, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John Giller,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment;

Germans in Missouri



1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 5, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John

Doniphan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Arthur

Kirkpatrick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. C.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Samuel D.

Canan and C. W. Thompson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. W.

Carson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Arthur

Kirkpatrick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. J. Carson,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Arthur

Kirkpatrick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James C.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James M.

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. K.

James, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Silas

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Arthur

Kirkpatrick; William B. Sanford (Governor Silas B.

Woodson, 1873-1875)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Graham G.

Lacy, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William B.

Sanford

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George P.

Rowe, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William B.

Sanford; blue laws

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Benjamin

Jourdan Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;




1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. Charles



1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. F.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James W.

Walker

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. D.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends James W.

Walker; Waller Young; Samuel Garth

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Henry M.

Ramey, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

John Donovan Jr.; correspondence with the governor

regarding the appointment; also signed by Willard P. Hall,

and Oliver M. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen

Crittenden Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; against

appointing Charles Nowland; disapproval of Samuel Garth's

candidacy; Arthur Kirkpatrick; recommends John Donovan

Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (3) May 9, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles

Nowland, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; withdrawal of his

candidacy for appointment; recommends John Donovan Jr.;

(see also box 11/ folders 10 and 12)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 13 (5) May 10, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Edward

Tadbreg, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends William

B. Sanford; Germans in Missouri

1B/1/4 11 (48) 3 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: telegram,

Stephen C. Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; public

support for the appointment of John Donovan Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 12, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. T. Davis,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 12, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James Hull,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 12, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Henry

M. Ramey, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

George Hall; also signed by former governor Silas Woodson

(1873-1875), Willard P. Hall, and Oliver M. Spencer



1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. P.

Clayton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. T.

Corbin, The St. Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends George Hall


Culver, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James C.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

Hall; appointment of Dr. Busey to the Board at State Hospital

#2

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Clay C.

MacDonald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

George H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William M.

Rush Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John J.

Sheridan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. R.

Vineyard, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends George

H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) April 14, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Alex D.

Vories and L. A. Vories, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends George H. Hall Jr.

1B/1/4 11 (48) 14 (3) June 4, 1890 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen


recommends Isaac Thomas Hosea

1B/1/4 11 (48) 15 (4) February 19,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. D.

Webb, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin




Ritchey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. B. Foley,


Morrow

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Bernard

Patton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Thomas B.

Maupin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

reappointment; expiration of term, April 28, 1891

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Michael G.

Moran, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment; controversy regarding the appointment of a

police commissioner already holding public office as

prosecuting attorney

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George H.

Hall Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: L. C.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 12 (3) April 13, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. L.

Bittinger, St. Joseph Herald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Judge Bernard Patton


Vineyard, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Judge

Bernard Patton

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 18, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. M.

Garlichs, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 18, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. P. J.

Kirschner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas B. Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 18, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles B.

Sanders, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin



recommends Thomas B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. O.

Busey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. Ed

Campbell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. D.

Cowan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. M. Finch,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin



Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge John

W. Stewart, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. W.

Thompson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. R.

Womach, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. D.

Bassett, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin


St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas B.

Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. V.

Fairleigh, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

B. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John T.

Johnson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Patrick

Martin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. Robinson,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 16 (4) April 21, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Eugene H.

Spratt, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Thomas A.

Brown, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. C.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. E. A.

Donelan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. A.

Meadows, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. B. Moss,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: N. P. Ogden

and George W. Samuel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Phil Rogers,


Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 22, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William B.

Sanford, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John H.

Carey, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Thomas

Hudson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Harry C.

Macon, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 23, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. F. Van

Natta, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John J.

Lysaght, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin


Nowland, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 24, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. O. Starks

and K. M. Mitchell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (5) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James

Burlington, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John

Trice

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: E. S.

Garner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. H.

Faucett, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Willis B.

Moore, Kansas City, Jackson County; request for appointment



1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. M.

Posegate, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. H. C.

Richardson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 17 (4) April 25, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William M.

Shepherd, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 26, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. L.

Bittinger, St. Joseph Herald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 26, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen S.

Brown, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin



appointment; burglary case of E. R. Cooper

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. C. Burke,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. E. Cook,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. C.

Dawes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. T. Dyer,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: G. J.

Englehart, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: M. E.

Herbert, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: E. M. Hohl,


Maupin


St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael G.

Moran


Muehleisen and J. L. Unangst, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Edward C.

Smith, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Eugene H.

Spratt, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John R.

Talbot, Galt House, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Silas


Michael G. Moran (former Governor Silas B. Woodson,

1873-1875)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 27, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

Buchanan County, St. Joseph City Council members;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. P. Bennett

and Aug Vegely, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. H.

Haynes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran


Martin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Peter

Nugent, Catholic Tribune, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Michael G. Moran; blue laws, crime, criminals,

Elijah Gates

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. A. Piner,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. A. Piner,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Purd B.

Wright, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 18 (4) April 28, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. C. Wyatt,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. R. Berry,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George B.

Clemons, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. Ed


Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George B.

Clemons, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George C.

Crowther, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. K.


Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Joseph C.

Hermann, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin





appointment; Judge Willard P. Hall, Judge Henry M. Ramey,

Ed Campbell, Judge Silas B. Woodson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Oliver M.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; previous support of Clay C. MacDonald

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Purd B.

Wright, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin


Abercrombie and R. W. Abercrombie, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Max

Audriano, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. J. Beach,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Henry

Binswanger, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. G. Brady,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Orson

Brokaw, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. H.

Chowning, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. H.

Churchill, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Clarence B.

Claggett, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Enos Craig,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William

Deisch, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; gambling, gamblers, saloons, bawdy houses,

billiards

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Abe Furst,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. D. Evors,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Louis Hax,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Michel

Hilgert, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. Kinder,


Maupin


McCord, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Bernard

Patton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran


Patton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran



1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. A.

Schelhamer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: David

Siegel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J.

Wickenhoefer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) April 30, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Benjamin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Joseph

Andriano, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 19 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. E. Baker,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. A.

Buddy, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John C.

Evans, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; Irish in Missouri

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George M.

Good, location unknown recommends Thmas R. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. Newman,

The Cathedral , St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran; blue laws, gamblers

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: E. J.

Sheeby, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; possible corruption within the Board, policemen

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 1, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John F.

Tyler, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael G.

Moran



1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John

Combe, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. Ellinger,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: telegram, J.

L. Bittiger, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran; also signed by M. L. Owler; C. M. Shultz;

and H.W. Koslen

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Buchanan

County, petition, members of the St. Joseph banking

community; recommends Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Fred F.

Schrader, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 2, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: M. M.

Cranston, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 3, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. W.

Spencer, St. Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 3, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Henry M.

Ramey and Willard P. Hall, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

response to the governor's inquiry regarding the appointment

to the St. Joseph Board of Police Commissioners; continued

support for the appointment of Thomas P. Maupin; Michael

G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 4, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. W.

Graham, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; reappointment of Thomas P. Maupin a mistake

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 7, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Rufus K.

Allen, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 7, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. T.

Bacon, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin



1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. J. Burns,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. F.

Carpenter, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. L.

Connett, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. W. B.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Elijah

Gates, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin; call for the resignation of Donovan and Hale

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. P. Jones

and R. E. Townsend, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. T.

Pendleton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: O. A.

Sandusky, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas P. Maupin; Kentucky; African Americans in

Kentucky

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Ferman S.

Winn, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Willman

Mercantile Company, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 8, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

members of the St. Joseph City Council, Buchanan County;




1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. H.

Akhurst, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. O.

Beverly Campbell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John S.

Logan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 20 (4) May 9, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Carl Weigel,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 11, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. J. M. D.

France, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 11, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Friend of

morals and temperance, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

protesting appointment of Michael G. Moran; drunkenness

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 11, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. A. Perry,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 13, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Peter Kelly,


Moran; blue laws, Judge Bernard Patton

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 14, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. W.

Burke, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; Thomas P. Maupin term expired; police force is

not what it should be

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 14, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. M.

Thompson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Michael G. Moran; Judge Bernard Patton, Irish in St. Joseph,

Missouri

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: G. H.

Hynes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; Railroads-Missouri



1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 15, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James

Mitchell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; crime

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 16, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles W.


Michael G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 16, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Peter J.

Carolus, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 16, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John P.

Strong, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Michael

G. Moran; gambling

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 19, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. F.

Hobart, St. Louis; recommends Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 19, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Harl and

Harl, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas P.

Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (3) May 19, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: E. L.

Marney, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward

Hull

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 19, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. A. Taney,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Edward Hull

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John Kelly,


Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 20, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James A.

Ransone and George S. Garrett, St Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 26, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. M.

Shultz, St. Joseph Daily News, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 21 (4) May 29, 1891 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. B. Vance,


Moran



1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 15,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Robert T.

Penick, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 16,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. F. Davis,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; delay in making political

appointments in St. Joseph; Insane Asylum No. 2, St. Joseph

Board of Police Commissioners

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 22,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. P.

Kingsbury, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Robert T. Penick, service in the Confederate Army, Civil War

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. S. F.

Carpenter, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 24,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John C.

Hope, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 25,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Graham,

Stringfellow and Lake, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Robert T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 27,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. E. A.

Donelan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 27,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. P. Jones,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 27,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. Francis

Smith, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 28,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Warren

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 28,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. M.

Posegate, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick



1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 28,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Robert T.

Penick, St. Joseph, Buchanan County to Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting

recommendation; adjutant of the 10th

Missouri Infantry

C.S.A, includes handwritten note by Lesueur

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 29,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. F.

Buzard, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 29,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Harry

Keene, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 29,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John A.

McGee, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) August 31,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Peter

Langan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 1,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Frank N.

Devorss, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick; Civil War military service

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 3,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Joseph L.

McAllen, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick; Civil War military service

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 4,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Ford

Brothers, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 4,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Thomas R.

Smith, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick; Boonville, Missouri

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 10,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Kendall B.

Randolph, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 24,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George W.

Pooler, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick



1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) September 27,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Spencer

Pitts, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 22 (5) October 28,

1891

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John H.

Trice, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment;

Thomas P. Maupin

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (3) April 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Van H.

King, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 15, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. F.

Cochran, St. Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Judge Bernard Patton

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (3) April 15, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge

Archelaus Marius Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends John C. Landis

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (3) April 16, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Mont M.

Crandall, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment


Donovan Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting a

meeting with the governor prior to seeking reappointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 16, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. Charles


recommends Judge Bernard Patton (note: written from

Missouri State Hospital, St. Joseph)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 16, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Luke H.

Moss, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer


Vineyard, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 16, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Young,

Townsend and Frazer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 17, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: N. B.

Norris, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer



1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: F. W.

Graham, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Judge

Bernard Patton; former Governor John Sappington

Marmaduke

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. J.

Casteel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. F.

Cochran, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. D.

Cowan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Howard

Paschal and C. C. Darrow, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John F.

Imel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer, currently serves as chairman of the Democratic

Central Committee

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Johnson and

Wilson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: L. R.

Lancaster, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: T. H.

Parrish, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer


Phillip, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Thomas J.

Porter, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer



1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William E.

Sherwood, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. S. Shull,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Oliver M.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Richard L.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James P.

Thomas, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William H.

Utz, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer




1B/1/4 11 (48) 23 (5) April 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. W.

Walker, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. D.

Burnes, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles W.


Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. Ettenson,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. B.

France, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer



1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Joshua A.

Graham, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. N.

Harrington, The Democrat, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends H. Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (3) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John O.

Landis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James W.

Mytton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. J. B.

Reynolds, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends S. P.

Reynolds; John Donovan

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Richard L.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge John

M. Stewart, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer


Turner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 19, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Alex D.

Vories, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James N.

Burnes Jr. St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer


St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harry Ettenson


Donelan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer




Donovan Jr. St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

reappointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: R. K.

Enwright, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas F. Ryan; also signed by K. M. Mitchell, Will E.

Woodson, E. M. Ingoldsby, J. O. Starks

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 20, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles F.

Strop, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (3) April 21, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: B. J.

Casteel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harry

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 24 (5) April 21, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Saxton

National Bank, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Thomas F. Ryan

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (5) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. H.

Carroll, Unionville, Putnam County; recommends Thomas F.

Ryan; Woodson family, Judge Spencer


Donelan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; protesting the

possible appointment of Judge Bernard Patton; Patrick

Martin; Germans, Democrats

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Harris

Ettenson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; transmittal of petition

supporting his appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John F.

Imel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Phil J.

Nowlin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. W.

Walker, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson



1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. K.

Amick and R. A. Brown, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. W. Burke

and D. S. Currian, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (5) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles C.

Crow, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (3) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James C.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 25 (5) April 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. M.

Garlichs, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends R.L.

Spencer and H. Ettenson; John Donovan; saloons, policemen,

Republicans; Missouri Fish Commission

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (5) April 25, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Joe E.

Gates, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard L.

Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 25, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge James

W. Mansfield, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Harris Ettenson


Martin, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson


Townsend and W. P. Jones, Jones, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; recommends Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 25, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Lawrence

A. Vories, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 25, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. R.

Womach, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson



1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. M.

Carson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. Craig, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: H. R.

Fardwell, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Louis Hax

Furniture Company, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. E.

Heaton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. P. J.

Kirschner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James W.

Mytton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William W.

Ramsay, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William H.

Utz, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (5) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Author

unknown, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; letter from governor

dated April 25, 1892, recommends Thomas F. Ryan; John

Donovan


Crittenden Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; letter

from Governor Francis indicating he would appoint Thomas

F. Ryan



1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (5) April 26, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

Democratic members of the Common Council, St. Jsoeph,

Buchanan County; recommends Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Charles F.

Keller, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. M.

Massard, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (5) April 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. B.

Norris, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends R.L.

Spencer and Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (3) April 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Tobias E.

Weaver, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson



recommends Harris Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 26 (5) April 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Reid J.


Richard L. Spencer


Moran, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Harris

Ettenson

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 1, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George H.

Hall Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Richard

L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 5, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. Henshaw,

St. Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;


1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 13, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. J. Carson,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Waller Young

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 14, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: resolution,

Council of the American Protective Association of the city of

St. Joseph; recommends Thomas F. Ryan



1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 16, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Olin E. Van

Deventer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Waller

Young; Democratic Convention in Sedalia

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 17, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

Buchanan County, residents of St. Joseph; recommends

Judge Bernard Patton

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. A. Taney,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends John H. Trice

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 20, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John H.

Trice, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Henry

M. Ramey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; complaints

regarding John Donovan's abilities; election of George Hall as

Buchanan County collector and expected resignation from the

board; recommends Thomas F. Ryan, John C. Landis and

Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 23, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Silas


Thomas F. Ryan, John Patton and John Landis (former

Governor Silas B. woodson, 1873-1875)

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 24, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge

Archelaus Marius Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

recommends Richard L. Spencer; resignation of George Hall

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (4) May 27, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Clay C.

MacDonald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A.

Bowen, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment; Patee Park Baptist Church

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (4) May 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Clay C.

MacDonald, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; dissolution of law

partnership with Thomas F. Ryan; both are candidates for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (4) May 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: A. P.

Clayton, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Clay C.

MacDonald



1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George H.

Hall Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert T.

Penick

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (5) May 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Robert T.

Penick, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 31, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: D. D.

Burnes, et al, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Harris Ettenson; also signed by C. F. Burnes, C. C. Burnes, B.

J. Casteel, C. F. Cochran, R. E. Culver, W. Clayton, R. T.

Davis, James Hull, R. L. McDonald, John D. Richardson,

George C. Smith, Eugene H. Spratt, B. R. Vineyard,

Lawrence A. Vories, J. W. Walker

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (3) May 31, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A.

Lowe, St. Joseph, Buchanan County to Tom Park, Jefferson

City, Cole County; requesting Park influence the governor for

appointment

1B/1/4 11 (48) 27 (4) May 31, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. W.

Walker, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Clay C.

MacDonald


Democratic members of the Common Council of the city of

St. Joseph, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 1, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Henry

M. Ramey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; letter from the

governor; Thomas F. Ryan, Richard L. Spencer

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 3, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: petition,

Buchanan County, citizens of St. Joseph; recommends Isaac

Thomas Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 3, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A.

Lowe, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment;

biographical materials; Decatur County, Indiana; Weston,

Platte County; T. W. Park

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. A.

Bowen, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment



1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: W. C.

Brown, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Isaac

Thomas Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John

Donovan Jr., St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Isaac Thomas Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Isaac

Thomas Hosea, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for

appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: George W.

Samuel, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Isaac T.

Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Benjamin



1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 4, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Stephen



1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 5, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James C.

Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Isaac

Thomas Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 5, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Elijah

Gates, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Waller

Young

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 5, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Rainalters

Grocery, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Thomas

R. Penick

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 6, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: M. E. Holly,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends W. A. Bowen

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (4) June 6, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Lawrence

A. Vories, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Clay

C. MacDonald

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 7, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Dr. Charles





1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 9, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John

Doniphan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends W. A.

Lowe

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 9, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: John Giller,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment;

Germans in Missouri

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 9, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: James Hull,

St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends W. A. Lowe

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 9, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Judge Henry

M. Ramey, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; receipt of the

governors letter of June 6th

; Harris Ettenson; recommends

Isaac Thomas Hosea, J. W. Walker

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 10, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: J. P.

Sheridan, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Robert

T. Penick

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 11, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: P. E.

Chesnut, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, recommends W. R.

Penick

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 11, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Samuel M.

Nave, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) June 13, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Van H.

King, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 18, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: William H.

Carpenter and H. K. White, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

requesting delay in appointing a new member

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Michael

Hilgert, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; personal information

that Richard L. Spencer is not anti-Catholic; Anheuser Busch

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) June 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Richard L.

Spencer, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; erroneous claims

made against himself

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) July 2, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: C. M.

Shultz, St. Joseph Daily News, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;




1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) July 22, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: S. S.

McCord, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Isaac

Thomas Hosea

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (5) July 28, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: Rufus H.

Todd, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 1 (3) July 29, 1892 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. Joe: telegram,

Stephen Crittenden Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County;

appointment of James M. Hall would not offend William Joel

Stone (future governor, 1893-1897)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) No date Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: petition,

residents of St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) 1888 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: list of

commissioners, unknown author; also includes names of

those who wrote to Mayor Francis before December 27

requesting position

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 1888 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Henry C.

West, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 13,

1888

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: J. H.

Chassaway, St. Louis; recommends Oliver P. Gooding

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Dr. Z. T.

Martin, Lathrop, Clinton County; recommends Howard A.

Baker

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: John D.

Vincent, St. Louis; recommends Oliver P. Gooding;

Freemasons, St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: George H.

Small, St. Louis; recommends P. P. Connor

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Frank Ely, et

al, St. Louis; recommends John Buchanan

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: W. A.

Hargardine, et al, St. Louis; recommends John T. Buchanan;

also signed by A. F. Shapleigh and Hamilton Daughaday

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: William

Jefferson Pollard, St. Louis; request for appointment



1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: petition,

citizens, merchants and manufacturers of St. Louis; St. Louis;

recommends P. H. Degnan; Degnan-Maginnis Saddlery

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Lewis

Dorshiemer, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: John M.

Wood, Jefferson City, Cole County; attorney general

recommends William Jefferson Pollard

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 12,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Morton

Jourdan, Norborne, Carroll County; recommends William

Jefferson Pollard

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Oliver P.

Gooding, Jefferson City, Cole County; request for

reappointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: P. P. Connor,

St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: William F.

Cox, Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve County; recommends

Oliver P. Gooding

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Charles C.

Rozier, Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve County; recommends

Oliver P. Gooding

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Jack P.

Richardson, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: J. M. Lewis,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Chares A.

Cox, St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Louis

Schnaider and George Koemer, St. Louis; recommends Henry

C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: R. J. White,

St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West; hats, straw goods



1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: E. F.

Williams, St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Lewis D.

Dozier, St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Charles F.

Orthwein, St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Thomas H.

West, St. Louis; recommends Henry C. West

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 20,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Frank G.

Cossman, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 23,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: E. J. White,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: William

Jefferson Pollard, St. Louis to M. H. Fanning, Jefferson City,

Cole County; letters written by Pollard to Yeats and Morton

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: J. M. Galvin,

St. Louis to M. H. Fanning, Jefferson City, Cole County;

personal candidacy for appointment; requesting Fanning's

help; W.V. Wolcott, Eugene Fields

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: E. A. Pegram,

St. Louis; recommends Col. C. Jones

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 25,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: William

Jefferson Pollard, St. Louis; request for the governor's

immediate appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 29,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: John D.

Turney, St. Louis; recommends John E. Mohan

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: L. S. Baur, St.


1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) January 30,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Richard

Ennis, St. Louis to E. H. Richardson, Jefferson City, Cole

County; recommends P. H. Degnan

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) February 2,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: Thad C.

Harris, St. Louis; request for appointment



1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) February 16,

1889

Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: W. W. Nall,

St. Louis; request for appointment as secretary

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) July 7, 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: William A.

Hargadine, St. Louis; recommends John Buchanan

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: petition,

citizens of St. Louis; recommends Frank G. Cossman

1B/1/5 12 (48) 2 (6) 1889 Appointments—Police Commissioners—St. L: petition,

residents of St. Louis; recommends P. H. Degnan

1B/1/5 12 (48) 3 (7) No date Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: petition, Howard

County, citizens of Boonslick Township; recommends Sam C.

Major, Jr.


County, citizens of Bonne Femme Township; recommends

Sam C. Major, Jr.


County, citizens of Franklin Township; recommends Sam C.

Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 3 (7) January 30,

1879

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John L. Morrison, et

al, Bonne Femme, Howard County; certified copy of notice of

primary election; also signed by Major H. Hughes, C. S Muir,

Charles B. Fisher; includes petition, Democrats and white

men of Howard County; appointment to replace the late Judge

Robert A. Rowland

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Judge Leroy B.

Valliant, St. Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 1, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: W. E. Wagner, St.

Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Charles P. Chouteau,

St. Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: James J. Lindley, St.

Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Walter F. McEntire,




1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Alfred A. Paxson, St.

Louis; possible appointment of J. F. Claiborne to replace

Judge Noonan; request for appointment to replace Claiborne

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: James A. Seldon, St.

Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire for Court of Criminal

Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 2, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Judge J. G. Woerner,

St. Louis; recommends Walter F. McEntire for Court of

Criminal Correction; appointment of Claiborne as judge

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Andrew Haley, St.


Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John A. Harrison, St.

Louis to Walter F. McEntire, St. Louis; recommendation for

appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Charles F. Joy, St.

Louis; recommends Alfred A. Paxson for Court of Criminal

Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: George W. Lubke, St.

Louis; recommends Alfred A. Paxson for Court of Criminal

Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, James J.

McBride, St. Louis; request for appointment to replace

Claiborne

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, J. C.

Normile, St. Louis; recommends Tom Knapp to replace

Claiborne

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: V. C. Sacreche, St.


Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 3, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: petitions (10), St.

Louis citizens; recommends Alfred A. Paxson for Court of

Criminal Correction

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) April 4, 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Judge Charles F.

Cady, St. Louis; recommends Alfred A. Paxson for Court of

Criminal Correction



1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) 1889 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: George W. Boughner,

St. Louis; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 4 (7) February 28,

1890

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John R. Hariston,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends William C. Arline;

farmers

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: R. C. Clark, Fayette,

Howard County; recommends William C. Arline

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 1, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Joseph S. Silvey,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends William C. Arline

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 2, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. J. Herndon, et al,


also signed by Mayor Y. R. Deatherage, S. J. Preston, and A.

J. Herndon, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 5, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. C. Lee, et al,

Fayette, Howard County; recommend William C. Arline; also

signed by H. C. Shields, and Benton P. Jackson

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 8, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. R. Estill, Estill,

Howard County; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: George C. Crigler,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 10,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. C. Maupin, Fayette,

Howard County; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.; Maupin's

retirement as sheriff, effective, January 31, 1891

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 17,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: C. B. Fisher, et al,


also signed by John R. Hariston, J. C. Whiteside

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 21,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. F. Willis, Fayette,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 28,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: James H. Robertson,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends William C. Arline

1B/1/5 12 (48) 5 (7) January 31,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: C. J. Walden, Howard

County Advertiser, Fayette, Howard County; recommends

Samuel C. Major, Jr.



1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 2,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: W. H. Collins, Fayette,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 2,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John H. Elliott,

Fayette, Howard County; protesting the possible appointment

of Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 2,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: P. E. Morrison,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 2,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Harry B. Watts,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 3,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Samuel C. Major, Jr.,

Fayette, Howard County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Henry T. Burckhart,

The Democrat, Fayette, Howard County; recommends


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 4,

1891


Fayette, Howard County; transmittal of letter from John K.

Ricketts

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 4,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John D. Tolson,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 6,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: R. J. Payne, Fayette,

Howard County; recommends Stonewall Pritchet

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, Joseph S.

Silvey, Fayette, Howard County; requesting the governor

delay the appointment until Silvey meets with him

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. T. Davis, Fayette,

Howard County; importance of the relationship between the

county prosecutor and Central College Board, of which

Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901) is a

member

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 11,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, Howard

County businessmen and Democrats of Fayette; recommends

William C. Arline

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February11,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: John K. Ricketts,




1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, R. C. Clark,

et al, Fayette, Howard County; recommends Samuel C.

Major, Jr.; also signed by W. F. Mitchell, John Farrinton, M.

P. Bell, James B. Brooks, Thomas J. Payne, A. J. Herndon Jr.,

and A. J. Herndon

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. D. Hammond,

Fayette, Howard County to Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting Stephens influence

the governor to appoint William C. Arline; resignation of Mr.

Barton (Stephens, governor 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 12,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: H. C. Shields, Howard

County; recommends William C. Arline; farmers and

laborers union of the county

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: George H. Boughner,

Fayette, Howard County; meeting held in Howard County to

determine who should fill the office of prosecuting attorney;

William C. Arline

1B/1/5 12 (48) 3 (7) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: petition, Howard

County, citizens of Brerton Township; recommends Sam C.

Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 15,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. B. Bergwine and

Sam W. Johnson, Fayette, Howard County; report of meeting

held in Howard County, requesting the governor call an

election to choose the next prosecuting attorney

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 15,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: G. H. Boughner,

Fayette, Howard County; report of meeting held in Howard

County; Frank Mitchell's nomination of William C. Arline;

recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.; Howard County politics

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 15,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Sam C. Major,

Fayette, Howard County; request for appointment (letter

number 1)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 15,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Sam C. Major,

Fayette, Howard County; Howard County politics (letter

number 2)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 15,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A.T. Prewitt and R. J.

Bagby, Roanoke, Howard County; recommends Samuel C.

Major, Jr.; Prairie Township



1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, Samuel C.

Major, Jr., Higbee, Randolph County; notification that 500

men had signed petition recommending his appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, J.

Rosenbaum, et al, , Fayette, Howard County; recommends

Samuel C. Major, Jr.; also signed by J. H. Pearson, N. C.

Boyd, J. Keller, W. A. Dudgen, George S. Guss, J. A.

Freeman, Boyd and Shaffroch, B. S. Pearson

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 16,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: petition, Howard

County, citizens of Richmond and Prairie; recommends


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 18,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: C. J. Walden, Howard

County Advertiser, Fayette; previous support for the

appointment of Samuel C. Major, Jr.; recommends a primary

to be held to select new prosecuting attorney

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 19,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: telegram, B. E. Nance,

Franklin, Howard County; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 20,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. F. Davis, Fayette,

Howard County to Lawrence Vest Stephens, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends William C. Arline; requesting

Stephens transmit his letter to the governor; Montague,

Pritchett, Samuel C. Majors (Stephens, future governor 1897-

1901)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 20,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: R. V. Montague,

Glasgow, Howard County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 20,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Robert Franklin

Walker, Washington, D.C.; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 22,

1891


Columbia, Boone County; Major's political enemies;

Governor's political enemies; William C. Arline, St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) February 22,

1891

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: David W. Wallace,

Independence, Jackson County; recommends R. V. Montague

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) March 3, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. B. Rust, St. Louis;

recommends William C. Arline; opposition to the possible

appointment of Samule C. Majors, Jr.



1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) March 13, 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: William C. Arline,

Fayette, Howard County; request for appointment; (letter

written in third person)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Edward S. St. Clair,


1B/1/5 12 (48) 6 (7) 1891 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: petition, Ozark

County, residents of Bridger Township; recommends George

W. Boone; resignation of J. L. Nicholas

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 2, 1892 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Moses Sanders,

Gainsville, Ozark County; request for appointment;

resignation of James L. Nicholas

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 8, 1892 Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. S. Plattenburg, West

Plains, Howell County; recommends George W. Boone for

Ozark County; Moses Sanders; includes written note from

Governor Francis

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 13,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Y. E. McClendon,

Gainesville, Ozark County; request for appointment; previous

political appointments received by McClendon; Governor

Thomas C. Fletcher (1865-1869); Moses Sanders

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 13,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Thomas A. Layton,

Kirksville, Adair County; reply to the governor's inquiry;

recommends the governor write the chairman of the Central

Democratic Committee; Judge Evans, Moses Sanders

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 19,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Judge William N.

Evans, West Plains, Howell County; recommends George W.

Boone for Ozark County; Y. E. McClendon; bootleggers,

drunkenness

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 20,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: A. B. Preston,

Prestonia, Ozark County; recommends. Y. E. McClendon;

Moses Sanders

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 21,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: S. W. Tyree,

Bakersfield, Ozark County; recommends George W. Boone;

E. Y. McClendon, Moses Sanders

1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 25,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: Dr. L. K. Garton,

Almartha, Ozark County; recommends George W. Boone



1B/1/5 12 (48) 7 January 28,

1892

Appointments—Prosecuting Attorney: J. W. Terry,

Gainsville, Ozark County; recommends George W. Boone

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 2, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: Lyman D. Drake, Boonville,

Cooper County; transmittal of references supporting his

ability as superintendent

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 3, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: Olive Ennis, Albuquerque,

New Mexico; to Mr. Fanning; reform of the Industrial School

for Boys; Superintendent Blake (Drake), Republican;

recommends John C. Hite, Lancaster, Ohio as superintendent;

forwarded by Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor 1897-

1901), Boonville, Cooper County

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 4, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: John R. Walker, Boonville,

Cooper County; suggestions for appointment to the new board

of commissioners; recommends Charles E. Leonard

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 5, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: Morris Frederick Bell,

Fulton, Callaway County; resignation from the board of

commissioners

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 8, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: John R. Walker, Boonville,

Cooper County; disposition of left over construction funds

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 March 9, 1889 Appointments—Reform School: Lawrence Vest Stephens,

Boonville, Cooper County to Mike (surname unknown);

correspondence from Olive Ennis dated March 3, 1889;

Albert Pickett Morehouse; Northern Methodist Church;

Radical Republicans (Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (48) 8 February 2,

1891

Appointments—Reform School: William Muir Williams,

Boonville, Cooper County; appreciation for reappointment;

support for the reappointment of Morris Frederick Bell to the

board; recommends Samuel C. Major, Jr.

1B/1/5 12 (48) 9 December 1888 Appointments—Surgeon General: petition, Cape Girardeau

County, Commissioned Officers, Missouri National Guard,

Cape Girardeau; recommends Dr. Joseph H. Leslie

1B/1/5 12 (48) 9 December 1888 Appointments—Surgeon General: petition, Jackson County,

Commissioned Officers, Headquarters 3rd

Regiment, Missouri

National Guard, Kansas City; recommends Dr. Joseph H.

Leslie



1B/1/5 12 (48) 9 December 19,

1888

Appointments—Surgeon General: petition, St. Louis,

Commissioned Officers of the Missouri National Guard, 1st

Regiment Infantry; recommends Dr. Joseph H. Leslie

1B/1/5 12 (48) 9 December 21,

1888

Appointments—Surgeon General: petition, Cape Girardeau

County, Commissioned Officers, Headquarters Jackson Light

Guard, Missouri National Guard, Jackson; recommends Dr.

Joseph H. Leslie

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: H. W. Covington and

James Lail, location unknown to H. W. Johnson, Jefferson

City, Cole County; transmittal of documents supporting

William Clark; Chariton County, tobacco

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: George W. Stephens,

Linneus, Linn County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: N. A. Woodson, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Jefferson S. Ray

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Audrain County

businessmen and citiaenz; recommend Judge William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Callaway

County citizens; recommends William Clark for St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, citizens of

Missouri; recommends William L. Kidwell of Callaway

County for position in St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petitions (3), Missouri

citizens; recommends Jefferson S. Ray; Lincoln County

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Montgomery

and Ralls counties, residents of the 7th

Congressional District;

recommends Judge William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, citizens of

Montgomery County; recommends William Clark for position

in St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Montgomery

County Democrats; recommends William Clark for position

in St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Monroe County,

citizens of Monroe; recommends James H. Sullivan



1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petitions (2), Pike County

residents; recommend Andrew L. Adkins

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, St. Charles

County residents; recommends William Clark of Montgomery

City, Montgomery County for position in St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 10 (1) No date Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Warren County

citizens; recommend Judge William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: J. C. Crawley,

Keytesville, Chariton County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 15,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: J. A. Hudson, The Macon

Times, Macon, Macon County; recommends James H.

Sullivan

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Chariton

County, citizens of Keytesville; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Chariton

County, citizens of Salisbury; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: W. H. Pollard, Eolia,

Pike County; recommends Andrew D. Adkins; saloons,

organized crime

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: R. A. DeBolt, Trenton,

Grundy County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Congressman Charles


John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 23,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: James Beauchamp Clark,

Bowling Green, Pike County; recommends Andrew D.

Adkins

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: John P. Butler, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 1888 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: members of subordinate

lodges A.O.U.W., St. Louis; list of deceased members

statewide, includes membership date, date of death, cause of

death; N. C. Dryden; William C. Richardson



1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 1888 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: A. M. Harden, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends James H. Sullivan

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 1888 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Texas County,

citizens of Mountain Grove; recommends W. E. Young

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: W. S. Goodman, The

Sentinel, , et al, Clarksville, Pike County; recommends

Andrew D. Adkins

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Preston Adams, Paris,

Monroe County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: B. F. Blanton and J. H.

Whitecotton, Paris, Monroe County; recommend Preston

Adams

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: A. S. Buchanan, Troy,

Lincoln County; recommends Jefferson S. Ray

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: G. T. Rothwell, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: John C. Crawley, ,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: T. B. Gannaway and Joe

Burnett, Paris, Monroe County; recommends Preston Adams

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Jesse Lewis, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends Preston Adams

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Henry C. Minten,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Frank L. Pitts and J. A.

Curtwright, Paris, Monroe County; recommends Preston

Adams

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 4,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: James L. Wright, et al,

Paris, Monroe County; recommends Preston Adams; also

signed by William F. Buckner, Dr. D. C. Gore, Dr. T. B. Loyd

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Charles R. Hughes and J.

L. Hughes, Mountain Grove, Texas County; recommends W.

E. Young



1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 9,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: W. Halliburton, Milan,

Sullivan County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: R. H. Norton, Troy,

Lincoln County to William Clark, Montgomery City,

Montgomery County; letter of recommendation for Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Lucius Salisbury,

Salisbury, Chariton County; recommends John P. Phillips

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: William Clark,

Montgomery City, Montgomery County to E. A. Pegram, St.

Louis; request for Pegram's influence with the governor for

personal appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 13,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: H. W. Johnson,

Jonesburg, Montgomery County; recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: E. A. Pegram, St. Louis;

recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 16,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petition, Montgomery

County, citizens of Montgomery City; highly recommends

Judge William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Joe Burnett, Paris,

Monroe County; recommends James H. Sullivan (letterhead,

The Mercury Printing Company)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 18,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: James H. Sullivan,

Monroe City, Monroe County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: R. B. Dula, St. Louis;


1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 19,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: J. C. Peirsol, Monroe

City, Monroe County; recommends James H. Sullivan

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: W. S. McClintic, Monroe

City, Monroe County; recommends James H. Sullivan

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: James H. Sullivan,

Monroe City, Monroe County; transmittal of letters

recommending Sullivan's appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 25,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Sol Hughlett, Wellsville,

Montgomery County; recommends William Clark



1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 29,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: A. W. Myers, et al,

Brookfield, Linn County; recommends John P. Phillips; also

signed by H. Lander, Charles W. Green

1B/1/5 12 (49) 11 (1) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: H. W. Hart, Bethel,

Shelby County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: petitions (2), Chariton

County citizens, recommend J. M. Staples

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 5, 1889 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: William Logan, St.

Louis; recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: William Clark,

Montgomery City, Montgomery County to B. F. Hammett, St.


1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Nat C. Dryden, Jefferson

City, Cole County; regrets at not presenting papers to the

governor in person

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: George Myers, Memphis,

Scotland County; recommends C. G. Meek; letter from the

governor dated January 8, 1889

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: William E. Hill,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 14,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: W.V. Hall, St. Louis;


1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 15,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Edward Martin, St.

Louis; recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Judge James D. Barnett,

Montgomery City, Montgomery County; recommends

William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: E. M. Hughes,


William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Frank M. Hayden,


William Clark



1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: E. P. Moore, Memphis,

Scotland County; the editor of the The Memphis Democrat

recommends George Mety

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: A. DeYong, St. Louis;

recommends J. M. Staples

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: I. I. H. Talbott, Loutre

Island, Montgomery County; recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Thomas J. Powell, New

Florence, Montgomery County; protesting the possible

appointment of William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 4,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Aylett Hawes Buckner,

Herndon, Saline County; recommends Andrew D. Adkins

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: M. W. Erwin, St. Louis;


1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: E. A. Pegram, St. Louis;


1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 8,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: D. V. Phelan, Western

Watchman, St. Louis; recommends William Clark; Blair

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 9,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Charles Cicero

Rainwater, St. Louis; recommends William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 11,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: P. J. Woodlock, St.

Louis; recommends William Clark; 5th

Ward, St. Louis; Civil

War

1B/1/5 12 (49) 12 (1) February 19,

1889

Appointments—Tobacco Inspector: Charles T. Hamilton,


William Clark

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) No date Appointments—Treasurer: telegram, Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; recommends Lawrence

Vest Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) No date Appointments—Treasurer: petition, Boone County citizens;

recommends James H. Waugh

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Treasurer: telegram, William M. Drappen,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Lawrence Vest

Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901)



1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 8, 1889 Appointments—Treasurer: telegram, William Williams,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Lawrence Vest


1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 5, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: J. R. Uriles, St. Louis;

recommends Elijah Gates

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: George R. Hunt, Warrensburg,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: L (possibly Lawrence Vest

Stephens), Boonville, Cooper County; inquiry to the necessity

of sending the governor telegrams, letters and newspaper

endorsements (Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 6, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: T. V. Shelby, Clinton, Henry

County; recommends Lawrence Vest Stephens (future


1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 8, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: J. R. Estill, Estill, Howard

County; recommends Lawrence Vest Stephens (future


1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 8, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Hammett and Davison, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Lawrence Vest Stephens

(future governor, 1897-1901); resignation of E. T. Noland

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 8, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Perry S. Rader, The Weekly

Brunswicker, Brunswick, Chariton County; request for

appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: J. S. Dorsey, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends James H. Waugh

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: H. A. Forman, Chicago, Illinois;

recommends Lawrence Vest Stephens (future governor, 1897-

1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: P. H. Fox, Kansas City, Jackson

County; recommends Harry W. Salmon

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: James D. Hignight, Brunswick,

Chariton County; recommends Perry S. Rader

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Jackson V. Montgomery, Jr.,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends Perry S. Rader



1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: T. Shackelford, Glasgow, Howard

County; recommends Perry S. Rader

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: John P. Strother, Marshall, Saline

County; recommends Perry S. Rader

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 11,1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Ben M. Anderson, Columbia,

Boone County; recommends John H. Waugh; opposition from

John Toalson to the appointment of Lawrence Vest Stephens

(future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 11, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: S. P. Griffith, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Lawrence Vest Stephens

(future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 11, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Washington, D.C.; recommends Lawrence Vest

Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901); recommends Ed

Orear as clerk; Ed Noland

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 12, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: Edwin William Stephens,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Lawrence Vest


1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) March 13, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: W. H. Thompson, St. Louis; reply

to the governor's telegram asking Thompson to trace checks

that do not appear in the Treasurer's records; Bank of

Commerce, Kansas City

1B/1/5 12 (49) 13 (2) June 14, 1890 Appointments—Treasurer: U. S. Treasurer J. A. Huston,

Washington, D.C.; encloses draft of $131.98 due to State of

Missouri from the federal government

1B/1/5 12 (49) 14 (3) No date Appointments—University of Missouri: E. B. Ewing, location

unknown; recommends H. K. Ewing to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 14 (3) No date Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, citizens of

the 1st Congressional District of Missouri; recommends

George T. Colliers to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 14 (3) No date Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, Dunklin

County citizens; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn to the board

of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (3) January 12,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: Frank F. Rozzelle,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends James W. Black

to the board of curators; Richmond, Ray County



1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (3) January 13,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: James Gibson,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends James W. Black

to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (3) January 16,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. R. Estill, St. Louis;

necessity in appointing a good man to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 17,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: Odon Guitar,

Columbia, Boone County; poor management at University of

Missouri

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 17,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: James C. Orr,

Columbia, Boone County; recommending the governor

appoint "his friends" to the board of curators; University,

School of Agriculture

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 19,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: James H. Waugh,

Columbia, Boone County; requesting a meeting with the

governor

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 21,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: Edward G. Taylor,

Kansas City, Jackson County; reply to the governor's request

for recommendations

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 22,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: James L. Carlisle, St.

Louis; recommends Rev. Dr. John D. Vincil

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. T. Ridgeway, et al,

Kansas City, Jackson County; notification of alumni meeting

to select candidate for appointment to the board of curators;

also signed by G. N. Elliott, James Black

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 23,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; notification by the

secretary of state pertaining appointments and resignations to

the board of curators; appointment of W. Pope Yeaman;

resignation of Edwin William Stephens; appointment of

William S. Pratt; resignation of George C. Pratt

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; urging the governor

delay making appointments to the board of curators until the

investigation by the legislature is complete



1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 25,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: James H. Waugh,

Columbia, Boone County; investigation of the University of

Missouri by a committee from the House of Representatives

and Senate; newspaper articles in The Republic regarding the

board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (4) January 30,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. B. Merwin,

American Journal of Education, St. Louis; protesting the

retention of Dr. Laws as University of Missouri president;

Mr. Waugh, saloons, Kansas City, Missouri

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) February 1,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Blackwell,

Columbia, Boone County; information regarding the

movement to oust President Samuel Spahr Laws

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) February 7,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, Executive

Committee of the Kansas City Alumni Association of the

Missouri University, Kansas City, Jackson County;

recommends Frank F. Rozzelle to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 1, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Cash Blackburn and

C. G. Daniel, Vandalia, Audrain County; recommends Dr.

Broaddus to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 1, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: John E. Phelps,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends C.V. Buckley to the

board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 2, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Elbridge Jackson

Broaddus, Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends Rev.

M. E. Broaddus to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 3, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: William Muir

Williams; recommends Ref. M. E. Broaddus to the board of

curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 4, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: John R. Walker,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Rev. M. E.

Broaddus to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 6, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. C. Cravens,

Springfield, Greene County; Cravens' resignation from board

of curators; Investigative Committee, General Assembly;

forcing removal of Dr. Samuel Spahr Laws as chancellor



1B/1/5 12 (49) 20 (3) April 5, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Lawrence Vest

Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901), Boonville, Cooper

County; recommends Rev. M. E. Broaddus

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 8, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: C. C. Bland, Rolla,

Phelps County; Bland's resignation from the board of

curators; recommendation of the removal of 7 of the 9

members for failure to attend meetings

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 8, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Joseph Campbell,

Rolla, Phelps County; pursuant to investigation by House of

Representative; immediate resignation tendered

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 9, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: L. H. Murray,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends C. V. Buckley

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 10, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: D. W. Kennedy, The

Leader, Springfield, Greene County; recommends C. V.

Buckley

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 10, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Moss,

Columbia, Boone County; resignation from board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 10, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. Pope Yeaman,

Columbia, Boone County; resignation from board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 12, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: M. E. Broaddus,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; request for appointment;

attempt by the legislature to remove members of the current

board of curators; letter from Governor Francis stating his

desire to appoint alumni

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 15, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: S. B. Kirtley,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Hartley H. Banks

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 15, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Hiram Phillips,



Stephens, St. Lousi; visited with M. E. Broaddus of

Boonville, Cooper County who is much interested in

appointment to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 17, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. H. Truitt,




1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 18, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: G. W. Burckhartt,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends Dr. Lenior, John

Clarkson and S. F. Conley to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 18, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Buskett, Rolla,

Phelps County; requesting influence with Governor Francis

for personal appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 18, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. R. Estill, Estill,

Howard County; immediate resignation from board of

curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 19, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. D. Morton,

Boonville, Cooper County; recommends Rev. M. E.

Broaddus; Boonville Presbyterian Church

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 19, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: H. W. Salmon,

Clinton, Henry County; recommends Rev. M. E. Broaddus

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 19, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, faculty of

the School of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Phelps County;

requesting the governor refuse to accept the resignations of

Joseph Campbell and C. C. Bland; recommends John O'Day

to succeed Jerre C. Cravens

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. T. Carrington,

Springfield, Greene County; recommending the dismissal of

Dr. Samuel Laws as president University of Missouri;

recommends high school principals to the board of curators;

Supt. Long, St. Louis; Supt. Greenwood, Kansas City; Supt.

Spencer, Marshall; Supt. White, Carthage; Prin. J. L.

Holloway, Sedalia; Supt. L. J. Hall, Montgomery City; Prin.

T. L. Ruby, Lebanon, Prof. Soldan, St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Robert S. Rutledge,

Pierce City, Lawrence County; recommends A. H. Wear

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Abiel Leonard,

Mount Leonard, Saline County; recommends Rev. M. E.

Broaddus; state board; Ravenswood

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: David Pittman

Rowland, St. Louis; recommends Arthur C. Burbank to the

board of curators



1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 23, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: O. K. Graves,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends Rev. M. E. Broaddus


1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 24, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Thomas Theodore

Crittenden, Jr., Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Hartley H. Banks

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 24, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: E. L. Mitchell,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 24, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: A. K. Yancey,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Rev. M. E. Broaddus;

Hardin College for Young Ladies, Mexico

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 25, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Charles Henry

Hardin, Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Rev. M. E.

Broaddus (Hardin, governor, 1875-1877)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 25, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, members of

the General Assembly, Jefferson City, Cole County;

recommends John D. Vincil

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 27, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: C. J. Garner Sr., et al,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends Dr. Charles N. Palmer


1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 27, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: George W. Warder,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 29, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: M. E. Broaddus,

Boonville, Cooper County to Lon (likely Lawrence Vest

Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901); reason's for the

governor's consideration for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 16 (4) April 30, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Rev. M. E.

Broaddus, Boonville, Cooper County; concerns that Governor

Francis intends to appoint him because he is a minister of the

gospel

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 1, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: John Hinton,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends James H. Waugh

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 2, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Ben M. Anderson,

Boone County Collector, Columbia, Boone County;

recommends James H. Waugh



1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 2, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: C. C. Bruce, Rolla,

Phelps County; recommending Campbell; protesting the

possible appointment of Buskett

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 3, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. T. Thurmond,

The Troy Herald, Troy, Lincoln County; recommends C. M.

B. Thurmond as president of the University of Missouri; Civil

War service

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 4, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: B. F. Duncan,

Maryville, Nodaway County; recommends Rev. T. M. S.

Kinney for board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 6, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. C. Brown,

Richmond, Ray County; recommends Dr. Charles N. Palmer

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 6, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: R.C. Montgomery

and John Saunders, Maryville, Nodaway County;

recommends Rev. T. M. S. Kenny to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 6, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: B. S. Newland,

Washington University, St. Louis; request for appointment

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 9, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Lawrence Vest

Stephens, St. Louis; transmittal of letter from Rev. M. E.

Broaddus; Bald Knobbers (Stephens, future governor, 1897-

1901)

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 13, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: David E. Cowan,

Rolla, Phelps County; recommends Dr. J. D. Carpenter

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 14, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Buskett, Rolla,

Phelps County; withdrawal of application for appointment to

the board of curators and request for appointment to the

geological commission

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 14, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: G. B. Morrison,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends C. M. Woodward

as president of the University of Missouri; resignation of Dr.

Samuel Spahr Laws

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 15, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; protesting the possible

appointment of James H. Waugh



1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (4) May 15, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. H. Drummond,

Columbia, Boone County; inquiry to names of members of

the current board of curators so a meeting for June 4, 1889

can be called

1B/1/5 12 (49) 17 (3) May 15, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: James C. Gillaspy,

Columbia, Boone County; protesting the possible

appointment of James H. Waugh

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 16, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: James E. Kensley,

Jefferson City, Cole County; recommending Dr. E. W.

Herndon, E. W. Pratt and John S. Clarkston for the board of

curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 18, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Dorsey and

James C. Orr, Columbia, Boone County; recommends James

H. Waugh for board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 18, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: John D. Tolson,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends James H. Waugh


Columbia, Boone County; previous correspondence with the

governor; recent legislation pertaining to board of curators;

alumni dissatisfaction with university management; too much

power rests with Boone County, better representation much

appreciated

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: H. L. Gray, Jefferson

City, Cole County; recommends James H. Waugh; applicable

state law regarding appointees

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Thomas J. Lowry,

Columbia, Boone County; recommending Thomas E. Tutt,

St. Louis and Judge Robert Burett Oliver, Cape Girardeau

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Dr. R. T. Miller,

Sedalia, Pettis County; recommends James H. Waugh

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 20, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. W. Ramsay,

Maryville, Nodaway County; recommends Rev. T. M. S.

Kenney to the board of curators; qualifications for position

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Dr. John R. Hall,

Marshall, Saline County; recommends James H. Waugh



1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Frank F. Rozzelle,

Kansas City, Jackson County; possible appointment of

Republican to board of curators; willing to withdraw his name

from candidacy at governor’s request

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: R. S. Sandridge, et

al, Marshall, Saline County; recommends William H. Letcher;

also signed by G. F. Davis, Hugh G. Allen, Eugene Graham,

E. T. Orear, Thomas H. Harrison, and Matt W. Hall

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Anonymous, (likely

J. McD. Trimble) to Frank Rozzelle, Kansas City, Jackson

County; solicitation of Frank Rozzelle for possible

appointment; Gardiner Lathrop

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. McD. Trimble,

Kansas City, Jackson County; transmittal of duplicate letter

Trimble sent to Frank Rozzelle urging his candidacy

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (3) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Norman J. Colcord,

St. Louis; request for retention on the board of curators;

recommends Judge Breckenridge

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (3) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: P. J. Hainey,

Barnard, Nodaway County; recommends L. M. S. Kenney

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: E. T. Orear,

Marshall, Saline County; support for the appointment of

William H. Letcher and M. E. Broaddus

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: R. Q. Roache,

California, Moniteau County; recommendations for

renovation of the administration at the University of Missouri;

James Sidney Rollins; Samuel Spahr Laws; Professor

Sanborn; university newspaper; funding by the General

Assembly

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Edwin William

Stephens, Columbia, Boone County; recommends John S.

Clarkson, John Hinton and Henry B. Babb; unwise to appoint

a Republican to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 18 (4) May 22, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: telegram, G. W.

Tremble, Columbia, Boone County; recommends W. W.

Garth



1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (3) June 4, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. N. Drummond,

location unknown; certified copy of the June 4, 1889 meeting

minutes of the board of curators; membership named and

terms cited

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (3) June 6, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: G. G. Clayy, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends R. K. Biggs

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) June 7, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: John D. Vincil, St.

Louis; request for appointment; Freemasons—St. Louis

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) June 8, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Board of Curators,

Columbia, Boone County; resolution regarding location of the

board of managers of the Bureau of Geology and Mines to the

University of Missouri at Columbia

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) June 14, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. H. Drummond,

Columbia, Boone County; transmittal of resolutions; return of

certificate for correction

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) June 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. G. Trimble,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends George Bennett

MacFarlane; impending resignation of former Governor

Charles Henry Hardin

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) June 21, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: Robert Morgan

White, Mexico, Audrain County; the editor of the Mexico

Ledger recommends George Bennett MacFarlane to the

board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (4) July 17, 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: James C. Orr,

Columbia, Boone County; recommends the resignation of Dr.

Samuel Spahr Laws and Professor Sanborn from the

University of Missouri

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (3) December 14,

1889

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. S. Clarkson,

Columbia, Boone County; refusal to accept appointment to

board of curators; needs a very good manager

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (3) 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: newspaper clipping,

unidentified newspaper; listing the members of the board of

curators and their occupations

1B/1/5 12 (49) 19 (3) 1889 Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, old students

and graduates of the State University (University of

Missouri); recommends James W. Black



1B/1/5 12 (49) 15 (3) January 2, 1890 Appointments—University of Missouri: William T. Sullivan,

Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank to

the board of curators; Kidder College, Cameron,

Breckenridge, Jameson


Stephens (future governor, 1897-1901), St. Louis; inquiry

from Rev. M. E. Broaddus about the governor's decision for

appointment; Ed Stephens


Columbia, Boone County; receipt of letter from the governor,

confirmation to wait appointment of a new board of curators

before calling a meeting, legislation prohibiting appointment

of more than one member from each Congressional District to

the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 20 (3) December 3,

1890

Appointments—University of Missouri: J. D. Morris, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 20 (3) December 8,

1890

Appointments—University of Missouri: Charles Cicero

Rainwater, St. Louis; transmittal of letter from J. D. Morris,

recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 20 (3) December 9,

1890

Appointments—University of Missouri: George E. Walker,

St. Louis; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 20 (3) December 10,

1890

Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, citizens of

Washington County, Potosi; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn to

replace George Bennett MacFarlane

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 1, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. N. Cross, Mexico,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 2, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: U. S. Hall, Hubbard,

Randolph County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 2, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: J. V. Leadd,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 3, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: A. B. Rust, Centralia,

Boone County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 3, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: T. J. Simms,

Thompson, Audrain County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn



1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 5, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: George A. Morris,

Mexico, Audrain County; recommends Ben R. Cauthorn

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 5, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: W. A. Morton,

Excelsior Springs, Clay County; editor of The Excelsior

Times recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 5, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Stephen Perry,

Trenton, Grundy County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank to

the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 5, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: C. L. Porter,

Plattsburg, Clinton County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 7, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Charles L. Mosely,

Stanberry, Gentry County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 9, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Charles O. Patton,

Albany, Gentry County; recommends Arthur C. Burbank

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 19,

1891

Appointments—University of Missouri: Thomas M. Johnson,

Osceola, St. Clair County; suggestions regarding

appointments; University of Kansas, Governor Albert Pickett

Morehouse

1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (3) January 23,

1891

Appointments—University of Missouri: A. B. Rust, Mexico,


1B/1/5 12 (49) 21 (4) February 19,

1891

Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, citizens

engaged in the Mechanical Industries, St. Louis; requesting

the governor appoint a representative of the manufacturing

and mechanical arts to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (4) March 3, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Newspaper clipping,

Mexico (Mo.) Intelligencer, Audrain County; paragraph by S.

B. Cook, editor; B. R. Cauthorn to be appointed to the board

of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (4) April 7, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Odon Guitar,

Columbia, Boone County; protesting the possible

appointment of C. B. Sebastian

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (3) April 8, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: petition, alumni and

citizens of Columbia, Boone County; recommends John S.

Clarkson to the board of curators



1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (3) April 8, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Thomas J. Lowry,

Columbia, Boone County; transmittal of petition supporting

John S. Clarkson

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (4) April 8, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: Thomas J. Lowry,

Columbia, Boone County; resignation of Judge John Hinton;

protesting the possible appointment of C. B. Sebastian,

academic career, poor professional record in Boone County,

ignorance of the law, no financial management skills;

conversations with J. G. Babb, Edwin William Stephens, H.

B. Babb recommends John S. Clarkson, R. B. Price, James L.

Stephens, G. W. Trimble, D. W. B. Kurtz, B. A. Watson

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (3) April 9, 1891 Appointments—University of Missouri: G. F. Rothwell,

Moberly, Randolph County; recommends John S. Clarkson;

resignation of Judge John Hinton

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (3) August 25,

1891

Appointments—University of Missouri: Sam Byrns, Potosi,

Washington County; recommends W. R. Goodykoontz of

Caldonia; resignation of Robert Burrett Oliver from the board

of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 22 (3) September 11,

1891

Appointments—University of Missouri: Jesse L. Eaton,

Potosi, Washington County; recommends W. R.

Goodykoontz to the board of curators

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) March 21, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): William H. Hall,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas B.

Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 3, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): William Warner,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends James William

Leander Slavens, former mayor of Kansas City

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 6, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): W. H. Chick,


Leander Slavens

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 7, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Benjamin Holmes,


Leander Slavens

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 9, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Phil E. Chappell,


Leander Slavens



1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 11, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): James Gibson,


Leander Slavens; charges against H. L. Preston, editor of the

Kansas City Sun

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 13, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): L. E. Davison,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 13, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Charles L. Dobson,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): A. M. Allen, Kansas

City, Jackson County; recommends Thomas B. Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): J. S. Chick, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): James Gibson,


Bullene; rescinding support for James William Leander

Slavens; also recommendations for notary

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Judge J. E. Guinotte,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Leander J. Talbott,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 19, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): C. J. White, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): A. W. Armour,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): S. B. Armour,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): J. W. Barney,


Bullene



1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Charles E.

Hasbrook, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas B. Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): E. S. Jewett, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): L. C. Krauthoff,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): F. L. LaForce,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Gardiner Lathrop,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): George W. Lee,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Thomas R. Morrow,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): E. E. Parker, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Frank F. Rozzelle,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): J. J. Squier, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Watson J. Terry,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Web Withers and R.

L. Moore, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas B. Bullene



1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): W. H. Winants,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 20, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): John B. Wornall,

Jackson County; recommends Thomas B. Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 21, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Erwan H. Allen,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 21, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Adam Long, Kansas


1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 21, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): J. Seymour Scott,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 22, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): J. L. Coates and A.

C. Coates, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas B. Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 22, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): William B. Grimes,


Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 22, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Henry M.

Stonestreet, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends

Thomas B. Bullene

1B/1/5 12 (49) 23 (5) May 23, 1890 Appointments—World’s Fair (Chicago): Thomas K. Hanna,


Bullene

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: fragment, telegram, Wash

Adams, et al, unknown location

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, Christian H.

Behrens, Marshfield, Webster County to M. H. Fanning,

Jefferson City, Cole County; inquiry whether the governor is

home

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: fragment, telegram, J. J.

Campbell, unknown location; "in the country"

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: James L. Ford, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommendation for unnamed individual



1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: Gilbreath, first name

unknown, Sedalia, Pettis County to H. L. Myers, location

unknown; Baldwin will write the governor tonight

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, T. B. Morrow,

Buffalo, Dallas County; requesting the governor delay

appointment until he meets with Morrow or Christian H.

Behrens

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, Don Palmer, et al,

Union Stock Yards, St. Louis; recommends Thomas Turner as

state veterinarian

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: fragment, telegram, J. J.

Robertson, unknown location; recommends unnamed

applicant

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, W. D. Steel,

Sedalia, Pettis County to Frank Walker, Jefferson City, Cole

County; requesting information on the status of Connor;

requesting a meeting with Lawrence Vest Stephens (future


1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, Longan, Stevens,

Mitchum, Sedalia, Pettis County; notification of arrival of the

delegation for Connor (first names not provided)

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: fragment, telegram, T. B.

White, unknown location, ‘refute them by an appointment

answer"

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: fragment, William L.

Whittingham, recommends unnamed applicant

1B/1/5 13 (49) 1 (6) No date Appointments—Miscellaneous: petition, Linn County,

citizens of Linn County, Brookfield; recommends John H.

Bradley

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) May 22, 1888 Appointments—Miscellaneous: A. B. Upshaw, Washington,

D.C. to Congressman Alexander M. Dockery, Washington,

D.C.; Dockery's endorsement of Arthur C. Burbank of

Gallatin for a position in the Indian School Service, Office of

Indian Affairs; no positions open

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) May 24, 1888 Appointments—Miscellaneous: David Rowland Francis, St.

Louis to C. H. McMillion, Bowling Green, Pike County; reply

to letter requesting employment for another



1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) September 3,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Mrs. James H. Turner,

Carrollton, Carroll County; requesting appointment for her

husband

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) September 12,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. D. Harrigan, Grant City,

Worth County; request for appointment as clerk; former

Governor Albert Pickett Morehouse; Nodaway County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) September 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: D. J. Reed, The Home Press,

Bevier, Macon County to C. M. no location provided; protest

against the possible appointment of Col. Williams or Web M.

Robey

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) October 11,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Charles N. Mitchell, La Plata,

Macon County; request for political appointment; protest of

appointment for Col. Williams; Web M. Robey

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) October 16,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Lewis J. Maupin, The Semi-

Weekly Star, Boonville, Cooper County; request for a position

either in Jefferson City or at the Reform School in Boonville

1B/1/5 13 (49) 2 (6) October 20,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: David Rowland Francis, as

mayor of St. Louis, St. Louis; form letter encouraging

recipients to vote Democratic at the upcoming election

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 10,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: C. C. D. Carlos, California,

Moniteau County to Lawrence Vest Stephens; application to

James Monroe Seibert for appointment as chief clerk in the

auditor's office; Alexander A. Lesueur, Edward T. Noland

(Stephens, future governor, 1897-1901)

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. F. Flannery, Platte City,

Platte County; request for unspecified appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 12,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: E. S. Webster, Hamilton,

Caldwell County; request for appointment; Kingston,

Missouri; Congressional Convention at Liberty

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. W. Anderson, Hamilton,

Caldwell County; recommends Webster Segins

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 13,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. D. Ballard, Camden Point,

Platte County; request for unspecified appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 14,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: James C. Snell, Paris,

Monroe County; request for unspecified appointment



1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. P. Bartholow, Washington,

D.C.; request for political appointment; previous employment

with John M. Glover, qualifications

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 16,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. H. Bohart, Cameron,

Clinton County; recommends Charles H. Roland

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. O. Broaddus, Harwood,

Vernon County; request for political appointment; President

Cleveland

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John M. Rice, Warrensburg,

Johnson County; recommends Charles W. Stevenson; former

chief clerk of the House of Representatives

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; reply to the letter

received from Francis

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 18,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Ben M. Anderson, Columbia,

Boone County; apology by the lieutenant of the university

cadets

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 18,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. R. Elson, Mt. Leonard,


1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 18,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Ben Harrison, Marshfield,

Webster County; congratulating the governor on his election

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 18,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Elijah Robinson, Louisiana,

Pike County; recommends Cash Blackburn of Vandalia,

Audrain County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 18,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. J. Thornton, Lebanon,

Laclede County; request for appointment to a position; Joseph

Pulitzer; Moore-Norton affair

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Dr. A. R. Edmonds, Miami,

Saline County; recommends J. B. Smith; Carrollton, Carroll

County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: M. C. Harty, Puxico Express,

Puxico, Stoddard County; request for an appointment;

includes a written note



1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John D. Henry, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends his son, Robert Henry, as clerk

to the attorney general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: G. A. Meyer, Bolivar, Polk

County; request for unspecified appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 19,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. D. Scudder, Marshall,


1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. F. Slatter, Patton,

Bollinger County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 20,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: C. W. Stevenson,

Warrensburg, Johnson County; personal request for any

position governor feels appropriate

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 21,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. C. Broaddus, Blue

Springs, Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 22,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Joseph Orville Shelby,

Adrian, Bates County; recommends John Willis to any

position in state government

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Lawrence Vest Stephens, St.

louis; recommends C. C. D. Carlos (Stephens, future


1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 24,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: A. W. Alexander, Paris,

Monroe County to John P. Phillips, Keytesville, Chariton

County; promise of support for unnamed individual

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 26,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Charles L. Blanton,

Washington, D.C.; request for appointment; Blanton's

appointment to the Government Printing Office in 1887;

Senator Francis Marion Cockrell, Congressman Charles

Harley Mansur

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. Ansel Boulware, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends William T. Harris as clerk to

the adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: E. W. Hagans, Independence,

Jackson County; request for appointment as clerk to the

adjutant general



1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 27,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: James Winter, St. Louis;

recommends Charles H. Holland as secretary to the St. Louis

board of police

1B/1/5 13 (49) 3 (6) November 28,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. Frank Leake, New London,

Ralls County; request for appointment (note: includes

handwritten message in shorthand)

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Samuel M. Nave, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; letter of introduction for S. O. Brooks

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 1,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Judge Leroy B. Valliant, St.

Louis; recommends Pat Wall

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. B. Herndon, Holliday,

Monroe County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 3,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Thomas P. Maupin, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; letter of introduction for his

brother in law, S. O. Brooks

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 5,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: H. L. Moles, Aurora Springs,

Miller County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 6,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: William C. Wells, Platte

City, Platte County; recommends James F. Flannery

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 8,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Silas C. Rowland, Gallatin,

Daviess County; recommends Charles Rowland

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 10,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Thomas H. Ellis, Hot

Springs, Arkansas; request for appointment; residency in St.

Louis; Kansas government, Democrat newspaper

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 12,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Lula Austin, Clinton, Henry

County; request for appointment as copy clerk

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John W. Henry, Kansas City,

Jackson County; clarification of his previous letter requesting

a political appointment for his son, Robert Henry

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Irvin Switzler, Columbia,

Boone County; request for appointment as coal oil inspector

or to the insurance commission; includes handwritten note

from the governor



1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 14,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: petition, Platte County,

residents of Platte City; recommends James F. Flannery

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: James F. Flannery, Platte

City, Platte County; transmittal of letter of introduction,


1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Henry L. Hart, Louisiana,

Pike County; requesting appointment for his son in law, A.W.

Moore; St. Louis, Jefferson City, Kansas City, St. Joseph

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John A. Hockaday, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends William Harris as clerk in the

adjutant general's office

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 17,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John A. Hockaday, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends William Harris as clerk in the

governor's office

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. F. Carrington,

Springfield, Greene County; recommends William Harris as

clerk for adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 20,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John R. Ferrell, Fulton,

Callaway County; recommends William Harris as clerk to the

adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 21,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: William Franklin Switzler,

Washington, D.C.; recommends his son, Irvin Switzler

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 22,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: G. D. Morrow, Seneca,

Newton County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: M. R. DeGroff, Pineville,

McDonald County to Dr. H. C. Dalton, City Hospital, St.

Louis; requesting Dalton's help in securing appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 24,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: H. C. Pepper, Pineville,

McDonald County; recommends M. R. DeGroff as clerk to

the board of equalization

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 26,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Robert W. Henry, Kansas

City, Jackson County; request for appointment; includes note

written in shorthand



1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 27,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Dr. H. C. Dalton, St. Louis;

transmittal of letters from M. R. DeGroff; recommends

DeGroff

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 28,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: George Askins, Cuba,

Crawford County; request for a job at the governor's mansion;

experience as a hotel porter

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 30,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Charles L. Rowland,

Jefferson City, Cole County; clarification of his request for

appointment; letter from Attorney General John Wood

regarding receipt of a letter from Judge Elbridge Jackson

Broaddus asking the attorney general to appoint Rowland as

assistant attorney general; requesting a personal meeting with

the governor

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. A. Crews, Fulton,


adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 31,

1888

Appointments—Miscellaneous: petition, Linn County,

residents of Linneus; recommends John H. Bradley

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 1, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: John H. Bradley, Linneus,

Linn County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 2, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: John M.Wood, Kahoka,

Clark County; recommends Charles L. Rowland

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: George T. Myers, Memphis,

Scotland County; recommending any man from northeast

Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 7, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Ed. E. Yates, Fulton,

Callaway County; response to the governor's request

regarding appointment of a clerk to the adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 8, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: petition, residents of

Richmond, Ray County; recommends William Jefferson

Pollard

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 9, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. W. Crutcher, Middletown,

Montgomery County; recommending J. T. C. Alvord and G.

W. Hammack; Phillip Hockaday; S. W. Hammack

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 10,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: William Jefferson Pollard, St.




1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 11,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. T. Jenkins and Jesse J.

Blakely, Platte City, Platte County; recommends Lycurgus

Shepherd

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. A. Crews, Fulton,


adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 16,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Cliff H. McMillin, Bowling

Green, Pike County; resubmission of application for

appointment; James Beauchamp Clark

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 17,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: H. S. Hubbard, Chicago,

Illinois; request for appointment; Callaway County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. T. Howard, St. Louis;

transmittal of letter from R. C. Clark

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 18,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: John M. Wood, Jefferson

City, Cole County; attorney general recommends James C.

Snell as clerk to the adjutant general; Paris, Monroe County;

also recommends John T. Clark and Charles Rowland

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 19,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: James C. Snell, Paris,

Monroe County; request for appointment as adjutant general

or assistant adjutant general

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 21,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: H. S. Hubbard, Chicago,

Illinois; receipt of letter from the governor, request for

appointment as coal oil inspector in Kansas City, Jackson

County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 24,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: William Jefferson Pollard, St.


1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 26,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Maecenas Eason Benton,

Neosho, Newton County; recommends Luke Kelly; Civil War

military service

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 27,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: James A. Gustin, Platte

County Argus, Platte City, Platte County; receipt of letter

from the governor

1B/1/5 13 (49) 5 (6) January 28,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. R. Elsea, Mount Leonard,




1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 February 3,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: O. M. Napton, St. Louis;

recommending the adjutant general retain Dan Roche as chief

clerk, appointed by former Governor John Sappington

Marmaduke

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 February 6,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Samuel M. Kennard, St.

Louis; recommends Scott H. Blewett to the board of

managers of the School for the Blind; meeting with the

governor and Mr. Scruggs

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 March 1, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: C. B. Oldham, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends John F. Heinrichs to the board of

regents for Lincoln Institute ( Lincoln University)

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 March 16, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Henry M. Stonestreet, Kansas

City, Jackson County; designation of an honor guard on the

excursion to New York

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 March 31, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: S. E. Pope, Hartville, Wright

County; recommends Sy P. Austin to replace Bruton

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 2, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: telegram, Milton Moore,

Kansas City, Jackson County; Moore to come to Jefferson

City on Thursday

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 3, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Thomas Thoroughman, St.

Louis; intent to meet with the governor and make a personal

application

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 3, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Robert Bakewell, St. Louis;

to W. Fauntlery, personal support for Fauntlery's appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 24, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: F. J. McClure, Kansas City,

Jackson County; request for appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 26, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Elbridge Jackson Broaddus,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends Mrs. L. M.

DeBolt to the board of control of the Industrial Home for

Girls at Chillicothe; also recommends John Spratt, of

Caldwell County; John Maries, of Hamilton; and James

Cowgill, of Cowgill



1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 April 28, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: William McIlwrath and A.

M. Johnston, Chillicothe, Livingston County; recommends no

delay in appointing members to the board of control of the

Industrial Home for Girls at Chillicothe; expiration of terms

for Mrs. L. M. DeBolt of Trenton, and John T. Daniel of

Maryville

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 July 4, 1889 Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. B. Yates, Gallatin, Daviess

County; charges filed by Mrs. Vincent against William

McIlwrath, chairman, Industrial Home for Girls

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 September 18,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. J. Moss, St. Louis; letter of

recommendation for J. B. Tymony of Higbee

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 October 3,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Orlander Scott, Galena, Stone

County; transmittal of petition recommending Otis F. Douglas

as Stone County commissioner

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 November 6,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. B. Clark, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Archibald A. Austin

1B/1/5 13 (49) 6 November 7,

1889

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Archibald A. Austin, Kansas

City, Jackson County; transmittal of letter of recommendation

from W. B. Clark

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) March 10, 1890 Appointments—Miscellaneous: W. E. Perkins, Jefferson City,

Cole County; personal application for appointment as night

watchman at the state capitol, resignation of Tom Brown

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) March 11, 1890 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Judge Francis Marion Black,

Jefferson City, Cole County; Supreme Court judge

recommends Charles McCarty as night watchman at the state

capitol

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) April 8, 1890 Appointments—Miscellaneous: M. A. Bates, Worth County

Times, Grant City, Worth County; protest against the possible

appointment of W. J. Mahoney to unspecified position

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) July 14, 1890 Appointments—Miscellaneous: Representative Joseph C. A.

Hiller, Jefferson City, Cole County; recommends A. G.

Warden as Barton County public administrator

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) August 27,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: A. W. Florea, Hopkins,

Nodaway County; request for appointment to the committee

to review public institutions; candidacy for re-election to the

General Assembly and candidacy for speaker of the house



1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) September 24,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: George H. Boughman,

Fayette, Howard County; recommends Lee Hughes as state

grain inspector

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) September 29,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. W. Phillips, Taney City,

Taney County; reply to the governor's inquiry regarding

Isaiah Stewart

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) October 15,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: E. T. Orear, Jefferson City,

Cole County; recommends Mr. Francisco as public

administrator; Saline County

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) December 7,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: U. S. Senator George Graham

Vest, Washington, D.C.; recommends N. W. Perry as state

grain inspector

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) December 12,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Robert Ruxton, Mexico,

Audrain County; recommends Frank Washington as state

grain inspector; includes supporting newspaper clipping

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) December 15,

1890

Appointments—Miscellaneous: Robert Thompson Van Horn,

The Journal, Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends J. C.

McNeil to the state board of education

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) January 18,

1891

Appointments—Miscellaneous: P. W. Fauntleroy, St. Louis;

recommends Conrad Fauntleroy as commissioner of deeds;

includes handwritten note from Governor Francis agreeing to

make appointment

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) February 7,

1891

Appointments—Miscellaneous: R. R. Haynes, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends J. B. Freeman

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) February 14,

1891

Appointments—Miscellaneous: A. P. Terrill, Moberly,

Randolph County; recommends John B. Fauman

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) July 3, 1891 Appointments—Miscellaneous: T. J. Turner, Mexico,

Audrain County; request for appointment as state veterinarian

1B/1/5 13 (49) 7 (6) January 13,

1892

Appointments—Miscellaneous: J. B. Gantt, Jefferson City,

Cole County; transmittal of letter, recommends R. E. Lewis,

graduate of Westminter College; Phineas H. Holcomb of

Butler County (signed by A. J. Wray, Lamar, Barton County)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) No date Legislature—Extra Session: J. W. Sebree, et al, Jefferson

City, Cole County; state senators Sebree, Jasper N. Burks, and

M. McKillip request special session for October 1, 1891



1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) January 2, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: D. G. McReynolds, Carthage,

Jasper County; no special session of the Legislature; Mr.

Broadhead, Mr. Armstrong

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) January 5, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: R. N. Bodine, Paris, Monroe

County; response to Mr. Wilson’s publication in the St.

Charles Missouri Republic; Missouri State Statutes Sections

2358 and 2359

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) March 3, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: H. L. Gray, Jefferson City, Cole

County; Senate resolution asking the governor to special

session of the legislature on the second Wednesday in January

1892

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) April 14, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: L. A. Goodman, Westport,

Jackson County; include legislation in the special session

regarding the removal or separation of the Agricultural

College for the University of Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) May 4, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: H. F. Davis, Cassidy, Christian

County; transmittal of preamble and resolutions by the 13th

Congressional District of the F. and L. U. of Missouri;

regarding freight rates and express charges; railroad, miners;

Farmers and Laborers Union; Journal of Agriculture;

Missouri World; McDonald County

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) May 30, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. T. F. Prewitt, Kansas City,

Jackson County; transmittal of resolutions adopted by the

Medical Association of Missouri; revision of the laws

governing our boards of health

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) June 8, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: C. A. Via, Rolla, Phelps County;

inquiry whether the governor is going to call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) June 10, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: petitions (2), members of the

Missouri Pharmacutical Association, Excelsior Springs, Clay

County; special session to address regulation for the practice

of pharmacology

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) July 11, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: W. A. West, Lancaster, Schuyler

County; special session to address railroad freight rates

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) August 4, 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: B. G. Thurman, Lamar, Barton

County; special session to adopt the circuit attorney system;

redistricting Congressional Districts, Criminal Court, Probate

Court



1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) September 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. G. Hays, Overton, Cooper

County; recommends Charles Leonard, A. D. Walker, Sam

Roberts, Hugh Rodgers or Judge Clifton to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; appointment of George

Harwood to attend the Southern Road Congress; special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 8 (2) September 25,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Governor David R. Francis,

Jefferson City, Cole County to Nat L. Johnson, Lancaster,

Schuyler County; refusal to add bills not dealing with

redistricting to the special session; too may other issues from

which to choose; too expensive

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: James O. Broadhead, St. Louis;

memorandum on electoral court law

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 5,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James G. Donnell,

Fredericktown, Madison County; special session needed

pertaining to redistricting and regulating express companies

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 5,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. B. McRoberts, Monticello,

Lewis County; no special session needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 11,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. C. Minteer, Chillicothe,

Livingston County; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 12,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. F. Collins, Birch Tree,

Shannon County; special session should be called

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Marion Sparks, Kansas City,

Jackson County; request for appointment as a delegate to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; includes handwritten

note to Ed Orear pertaining to the special session and

handwritten response from Orear

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 20,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Charles A. Doughterty, Myers,

Howard County; reply to the governor’s letter dated October

20, 1891; recommends J. J. Winn and John Farrington to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress, appointment of

George D. Gibson to attend the Southern Road Congress; in

opposition to a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 20,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: M. N. Evans, West Plains,

Howell County; no special session; Oregon County, Shannon

County, Douglas County, Ozark County, Howell County



1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. I. M. Abraham,

Harrisonville, Cass County; reply to the governor's letter

dated October 20, 1891; recommends H. M. Bledsoe and F. E.

Bybee to attend the Southern Road Congress; John B.

Creighton, John Harrelson and William H. Lane to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Governor David R. Francis,

Jefferson City, Cole County to J. W. Dickenson, Elk Creek,

Texas County; request for nominations to serve on the

reception committee at the National Farmer’s Congress;

nominations to appoint delegates to attend the Southern Road

Congress in Atlanta, Georgia October 29, 1891; opinions

concerning a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. F. Miller, Conklin, Webster

County; recommends William McMahan and Perry Chaffin to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; appointment of T. C.

Love to attend the Southern Road Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Samuel P. Sparks, Warrensburg,

Johnson County; special session; dire redistricting matters

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891


Johnson County; recommends Nicholas Fulkerson, John E.

Robinson, R. T. Fryer, O. D. Williams, L. D. Ewing or W. P.

Gibson to attend either the National Farmer’s Congress or the

Southern Road Congress; answer to special session question

in separate letter

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommends Judge A. G. Williams and G.

W. Haller to serve on the reception committee at the National

Farmer’s Congress; A. F. Sawyer, John N. Southern, G. W.

Haller, A. G. Williams, James W. Stanley, A. M. Allen and J.

H. Lipscomb to attend the Southern Road Congress; cannot

say as to special session, avoiding politics altogether

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. F. Cochran, The St. Joseph

Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends special

session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. D. Eubank, Slater, Saline

County; recommend H. S. Tucker, B. F. McClure, A. M.

Guthrie, A. C. Garnett, J. C. McAmis, J. Frank, Martin

Campbell, N. B. Ross and C. W. Garnett to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; appointments of L. J. Mammer,

A. T. Parmer, C. W. Banks, Dr. W. H. Morris, J.W. Winning,

Joseph Field, S. T. Lyne and J. P. Brown to attend the

Southern Road Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: A. W. Florea, Hopkins, Nodaway

County; special session requested; recommends James

Hempburn, Horace Jones, Boone Halley, James Lamar, James

Pistole and Dr. Wallis to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: H. B. Fraser, Webb City, Jasper

County; need for special session; recommends E. T. Webb to

attend the Southern Road Congress in Atlanta, Georgia

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: V. M. Hines, Houston, Texas

County; no special session; recommends T. N. Bridford, J.

R. Farris and R. F. Ford to serve on the reception committee

at the National Farmer’s Congress; appointment of James

Freeman to attend the Southern Road Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: G. R. Kenamore, Salem, Dent

County; recommends Judge A. A. Flett and J. C. Welch to

serve at the National Farmer’s Congress; Dr. J. N. McMurtrey

and A. P. Duckworth to attend the Southern Road Congress;

special session is needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 9 (2) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. F. R. Newberry,

Fredericktown, Madison County; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. F. R. Newberry,

Fredericktown, Madison County; reply to the governor’s

letter; recommends Eugene Logan and Charles Bell to attend

the National Farmer’s Congress; Joseph Schulte to attend the

Southern Road Congress; call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. E. Perkinson, Brunswick,

Chariton County; call special session solely to redistrict the

state; recommends E. W. Price, Newton Long and Ed Welch

to attend the National Farmer’s Congress



1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Mann Ringo, Arcadia, Iron

County; recommends E. M. Logan to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; Joel B. Halloman to attend the Southern

Road Congress; special session needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891


Johnson County; recommends special session; judicial

system, congressional districts, electoral college

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. R. Stephens, Linneus, Linn

County; recommends Samuel L. Gibson, Edward Barton and

W. C. Shepherd to serve at the National Farmer’s Congress;

Dr. H. DeGraw to attend the Southern Road Congress; call a

special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: P. F. Stuart, location unknown;

special session desirable for congressional redistricting;

recommendations for the National Farmer’s Congress and

Southern Road Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. W. Turner, Plattsburg, Clinton

County; recommends Granville M. Hiett, John Shepherd and

Sherman J. Waful to serve at the National Farmer’s Congress;

Frank B. Ellis and R. H. Alexander to attend the Southern

Road Congress; special session is needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Norton B. Anderson, Platte City,

Platte County; recommends James W. Anderson, Columbus

C. Graves and James Wallace to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress; appointments of Judge Stephen McComas, R.T.

Murray and Col. Gid Thompson to attend the Southern Road

Congress; sentiment against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Mont Carnes, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends J. W. Marsh, R. N. Lower, E. F. Scott

and Nathan Norton to serve on the reception committee at the

National Farmer’s Congress; appointments of W. E. Hoffman,

B. H. Scott and E. G. Cassidy to attend the Southern Road

Congress; special session would better serve interests of

Democratic Party

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. F. Collier, Birch Tree,

Shannon County; recommends J. B. Reasner, T. J. Waggoner,

A. H. Livingston and Judge Ware to attend the National

Farmer's Congress in Sedalia, recommends special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: John W. Coots, Platte City, Platte

County; recommends Benton Gaffert and E. O. Waller to

serve on the reception committee at the National Farmer’s

Congress; appointments of D. B. Layton and C. H. Collier to

attend the Southern Road Congress; special session needed;

transmittal of newspaper clipping from The St. Joseph

Gazette

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: B. F. Couther, Excello, Macon

County; recommends Gran Goodson, Thompson Bradley,

William H. Yearrel, Dr. Allen, William White, Green Walker

and E. W. Hutchinson to attend the National Farmer's

Congress; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: David N. Crouch, Humphreys,

Sullivan County; recommends A. Jones and Judge Boynton to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Dr. J.E. Nelson and

Dr. Shearer to attend the Southern Road Congress; special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. E. A. Donelan, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends John Utz, William Jefferson

Pollard and Dr. John Logan to serve at the National Farmer’s

Congress; John Stokes, D. D. Burns, P. S. Hudgens and Peter

Bliss to attend the Southern Road Congress; the Democratic

party will favor a special session, focus on redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. C. Fogle, Lancaster, Schuyler

County; recommends Michael Keeho, James Ford, Aaron

Starrett to the National Farmer's Congress; P. C. Berry to

attend the Southern Road Congress; recommends special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 10 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: H. B. Fraser, Rushville,

Buchanan County; special session; recommends Horace

Connett, John Utz and William Page to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress, request for personal appointment to

attend the Southern Road Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. A. Gwinn, Mound City, Holt

County; recommends R. C. Benton and T. M. Davis to serve

at the National Farmer’s Congress; C. C. Fuller and B. O.

Cowan to attend the Southern Road Congress; feeling among

Democrats is that a special session should be called for

congressional redistricting



1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: U. S. Hall, Hubbard, Randolph

County; does not think an extra session is thought necessary

nor is it advisable; two pages of nominations to the National

Farmer’s Congress and the Southern Road Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. H. Hickman, Winston,

Daviess County; William Reynolds, Hamlet Wynn, Martin

Welders; D. H. Davis to the Southern Road Congress; no

special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. J. John, Ash Grove, Greene

County; recommends T. J. Greenade, and August Baker as

delegates to go to National Farmer’s Congress; Mack Evans

and Joseph Lybarger, to go to Southern Road Congress;

recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: D. T. Killiam, Rolla, Phelps

County; recommends Dr. William M. Lenox, Dr. Headley St.

James, John A. Linsay, James Freeman and William James

attend the Southern Road Congress; O. P. Paulsell, and

Charles Martin to attend the National Farmer’s Congress;

citizens have been expecting a special session for

congressional redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: D.W. B. Kurtz, Columbia, Boone

County; recommends Fielding W. Smith and William H.

Cochran to attend the National Farmer's Congress at Sedalia;

recommends Professor Hiram Phillips to attend the Southern

Road Congress; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Samuel C. Major, Fayette,

Howard County; recommends David Bagby and Joseph

Tolson to attend the National Farmer's Congress at Sedalia;


1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: A. B. Medley, Laddonia,

Audrain County; recommends John M. David and Judge M.C.

Flint to the National Farmer's Congress at Sedalia, the

appointment of D. W. Hughes to attend the Southern Road

Congress; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Robert O. McLin, Kansas City,

Jackson County; recommending the governor confer with

William Steele, for recommendation of men to attend the

National Farmer's Congress; no special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. H. Richardson, Sedalia, Pettis

County; recommends G. A. Hollenbuck, V. T. Chilton, J. R.

Wade and Charles O'Neill to attend the National Farmer's

Congress; E. G. Cassidy, M. Doherty, Thomas Mitchum and

James Class to attend the Southern Road Congress;


1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: D. A. Rouner, Edina, Knox

County; recommends C. M. Campbell, David Meriwether,

Jacob Thomas and Albert Arthur to the National Farmer's

Congress; John M. Glover to attend the Southern Road

Congress; recommends special session for redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Nathaniel M. Shelton, Lancaster,

Schuyler County; recommends Peter C. Berry and William

Ford to serve at the National Farmer's Congress in Sedalia;

Williams Miles to attend the Southern Road Congress;


1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. T. Tuttle, Dresden, Perry

County; recommends John Banks, Frank Hayman, J. R.

Barrett, S. T. Lupe, R. T. Gentry, Mayor Ed Stevens and John

D. Crawford to attend the National Farmer's Congress;

strongly in favor of calling a special session for congressional

redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 11 (1) October 23,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. T. Webb, Independence,

Jackson County; recommends W. M. Johnson and James

Latimer to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Judge A.

G. Williams, Thomas Duffield and Joel F. Chiles to attend the

Southern Road Congress; recommends special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. T. Brandon, Standish, Carroll

County; recommends John E. Leym and Isaac Craven to the

National Farmer’s Congress; no special session recommended

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Jasper N. Burks, Farmington, St.

Francois County; recommends Thomas J. Highley to attend

the National Farmer’s Congress; special session necessary

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: George W. Carleton, Gayoso,

Pemiscot County; recommends H. Clay Garrett and John A.

Cunningham to serve at the National Farmer’s Congress;

appointment of William H. Shelton to attend the Southern

Road Congress; special session; redistricting, electoral college



1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. N. Conn Jr., Rush Tower,

Jefferson County; recommends R. G. Madison, Judge T. C.

Charles, Judge M. C. Byrnes and Reed McCommack to attend

the Farmer’s Congress; appointment of Sumner Jewett to

attend the Southern Road Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Alfred Davault, New Florence,

Montgomery County; recommends Henry Clark and W. A.

Graham to serve on the reception committee at the National

Farmer’s Congress; J. B. Shelton and C. A. Bass to attend the

Southern Road Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. H. Davis, Windsor, Henry

County; recommends G. W. Goodlett, W. L. Shankland and

W. C. Bronaugh to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; J.

G. Dorman and Harvey W. Salmon to attend the Southern

Road Congress in Atlanta, George; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. T. Davidson, Hannibal, Marion

County; recommends James E. King and Benjamin Pike to

serve at the National Farmer’s Congress; Jasper Turner and

George J. Parker to attend the Southern Road Congress in

Atlanta, Georgia; apprehension regarding a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: L. D. Evans, Meadville, Linn

County; no recommendations to the National Farmer’s

Congress or to Southern Road Congress; special session

necessary for congressional redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: A. J. Hesz, Wolf Island,

Mississippi County; recommends Samuel Moss, M. A.

Bram, A. C. Harris, J. T. Barnes or J. A. Miller to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; recommends the governor use

his own judgment in regards to special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: M. McKissup, Rock Port,

Atchison County; recommends George Steck and Conrad

Dietz to attend the National Farmer’s Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: George T. Lee, Van Buren,

Carter County; recommends James W. Snider, Timothy

Canitz, Charles White and S. D. McSpaddin to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; Representative Donnell, W. T.

Leeper, J. Johnson, Lennis Dansforth, Joseph Anderson, Cal

Olden, and A. H. Livingston to attend the Southern Road

Congress; no special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. B. McCrary, Clifton Hill,

Randolph County; recommends James E. Rucker and W. L.

Landrum to serve on the reception committee at the Farmer’s

Congress; Judge B. F. Harvey and Judge Austin Christman to

attend the Southern Road Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. A. Scott, Evansville, Buchanan

County; recommends Ashby Snell and Judge S. C. Field to

the reception committee at the Farmer’s Congress;

recommends J. H. Rhodes and Evan S. Anderson to attend

the Southern Road Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. J. Ward, Idalia, Stoddard

County; recommends W. G. Lincoln, T. C. Wilson and J. H.

Flemming for the National Farmer’s Congress; H. A. Davis

and Benton Chastein to attend the Southern Road Congress;

special session requested

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 25,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: A. C. Cappedge, Steelville,

Crawford County; special sessionis needed for congressional

redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 25,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. Dalton, Saveton, Ralls

County; recommends W. O. Gardener and George Calvert to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; W. W. Ely and Capt.

Jamison to attend the Southern Road Congress; special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 25,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Jesse L. Eaton, Irondale,

Washington County; special session with reservations for

congressional redistricting; recommends E. Deering, Ross M.

Crom, F. Maxwell and Childers Scott to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; Edmond Carey and W. Smith to attend

the Southern Road Congres

1B/1/5 13 (50) 12 (1) October 25,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: B. F. Hughes, Osborn, Clinton

County, DeKalb County; recommends William Duncan,

William Caldwell and John Steele to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; popular support divided for special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. S. Anderson, Newark, Knox

County; recommends John Vanhorn and John R. Gibbons to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; no special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. S. Bank, Iron Mountain, St.

Francois County; will leave the decision whether to call

special session to governor’s better judgment; recommends

T. T. Tullock, Fields Grider, Caleb Clark and Michael Post to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Peter Murphy, D. L.

Rivers and John Murphy to attend the Southern Road

Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. I. Bradford, Waynesville,

Pulaski County; recommends G. W. Colley and D. A.

Claiborne to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; county

against a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. P. Colley, Mt. Vernon,

Lawrence County; recommends Ben K. Turner and Norman

Gibbs to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; C. C.

Mattlock to attend the Southern Road Congress; no special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James Cowgill, Cowgill,

Caldwell County; no recommendations for appointments to

attend either the National Farmer’s Congress or the Southern

Road Congress; county against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. D. Dickson, Reynolds

County; citizens of Reynolds County expect the governor to

call a special session, believe he will do what is best for

Missouri; recommends J. B. Wood and John Johnson to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. T. Ferguson, Bates City,

Lafayette County; recommends Jackson Corder and Fred T.

Miller to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Judge

Joseph F. Smith and Walker Osborn to attend the Southern

Road Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: S. W. Greer, Greer, Oregon

County; recommends C. Culp and Wright Simpson to attend

the National Farmer’s Congress; special session needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. C. Hiller, Kenonia, Barton

County; recommends Thomas Seal, John A. Dickerson, Matt

Price and William P. Tate to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress; H. H. Steele to attend the Southern Road Congress;

special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. F. Hynes, West Plains, Howell

County; recommends W. W. McLelland, Robert Reed and C.

H. Dyer to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; A. J.

Hopkins to attend the Southern Road Congress; special

session very much needed

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. T. Kenney, Stella, Newton

County; recommends F. T. Owsley and J. F. William to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Dr. C. Plumlee and

John Price to attend the Southern Road Congress; county

strongly favors calling a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: T. W. Mabrey, The Prospect

News, Doniphan, Ripley County; special session is necessary

for congressional redistricting; no one in his district would be

able to attend either the National Farmer’s Congress or the


1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. F. Miller, Webster County;

county in favor of special session as the county needs to be

re-districted, currently in Republican congressional district;

favors William T. McMahan, Perry Chaffin to the Southern

Road Congress; T. C. Love

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Abram Neff, Arrow Rock, Saline

County; recommends H. S. Tucker, James Baskin, J. S.

Terrill, John Thompson, Joseph Cornell and R. E. Reichart to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. C. Patrick, Little Blue, Jackson

County; special session needed to pass road legislation;

recommends David Sample and D. C. Mastin to attend the

National Farmer’s Congress; T. W. Greene to attend the


1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. Bell Roberts, Monticello,

Lewis County; county taxpayers are strongly against a special

session since learning that Missouri would not lose a

congressional seat by not redistricting; recommends Judge

Joseph Bradshaw and S. M. Finely to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; S. M. Finley to the Missouri Livestock

Display Committee at the Chicago World’s Fair

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Representative O. P. Russ,

Enyart, Gentry County; no one from the district is willing to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress or the Southern Road

Congress; Gentry County will go along with a special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. W. Sebree, Carrollton, Carroll

County; recommends Morton Jordan to attend the Southern

Road Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. J. Smith, Cyrene, Pike

County; recommends S. W. Bucker, John M. Gervus and Ben

M. Campbell to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; Dr. J.

H. Matson to attend the Southern Road Congress; no special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James W. Underwood, Hume,

Bates County; recommends David Arnold and Frank

McCutchen to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; John

Gullens to attend the Southern Road Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 13 (1) October 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. A. Via, Rolla, Phelps County;

Phelps County citizens expect the governor to call a special

session to elect Congressmen-at-large; focus should only be

on redistricting and public roads; two pages of

recommendations for the National Farmer’s Congress and the


1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. M. Adams, Roark, Andrew

County; special session for congressional redistricting;

recommends G. G. James to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress, L. D. Blankenship to attend the Southern Road

Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: T. J. Braswell, Alton, Oregon

County; county strongly against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. C. Brooks, Centerville,

Reynolds County; no special session; Harry Johnson;

handwritten note on letter by Governor Francis

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. P. Cook, Round Grove,

Lawrence County; recommends A. R. McHall and W. R.

Harleif to serve at the National Farmer’s Congress; special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Representative James G.

Donnell, Fredericktown, Madison County; special session is

understood and expected by the House of Representatives



1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: P. B. Dunn, Shelbyville, Shelby

County; recommends Dr. Luther Turner, Dr. R. L. Cooper,

and J. T. Keith to serve on the reception committee at the

National Farmer’s Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891


County; telegram from the governor appointing Webb and

Daugherty delegates to the Southern Road Congress,

recommends John C. Guinn and William A. Daugherty to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; special session; Webb

City, Centreville, Joplin; road improvements; possible

corruption in fees for justices, recorders, and mayors courts;

legislation enabling women to sell their own real estate;

collection of city taxes, organization of the city of Joplin as a

third class city

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. B. Ganis, Caruthersville,

Pemiscot County; recommends R. H. Sherrill and David

Kincaid to serve on the reception committee at the National

Farmer’s Congress; B. F. Hunter to attend the Southern Road

Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. P. Hawkin, Clarkton, Dunklin

County; recommends L. L. Laferney and Virgil McKay to

serve on the reception committee at the National Farmer’s

Congress; special session; redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (2) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. F. Hynes, West Plains, Howell

County; special session needed for congressional redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. P. Lilus, Poplar Bluff, Butler

County; recommends William Macomb and Mike Caldwell to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; county against special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: G. P. Skaggs, Vancleve, Maries

County; recommends G. D. Underwood and Alonzo Walker

to serve on the reception committee at the National Farmer’s

Congress, M. Williams to attend the Southern Road Congress;

special session is necessary for congressional redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: S. T. Weeks, Williamsburg,

Callaway County; recommends John C. Cove and J. E.

Robinson to attend the National Farmer’s Congress, John S.

Erwin and David Jones to attend the Southern Road Congress;

no special session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 27,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James M. Zimmerman,

Glenallen, Bollinger County; recommends A. McMinn, B. F.

Stevens and J. J. Conrad to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress; Democratic Party pleasing the county and it would

go along with special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. Taggart, Bethany, Harrison

County; recommends Frank P. Burris and J. K. Davis to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; county against special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Joseph G. Weinhold, Wittenberg,

Perry County; recommends R. M. Brewer and James F.

Tucker to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; no special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. L. Farris, Richmond, Ray

County; recommends John Crowly and Benjamin Brasher to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; the governor should

use his own discretion at calling a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. C. Gristy; recommends

Granville Daggs and Henry Fugate to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; county ambivalent about special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. M. Russell, Jackson, Cape

Girardeau County; recommends Judge F. M. Williams, J. D.

Burford, Judge William Schneider and Judge Hy Brindell to

attend the National Farmer’s Congress; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 30,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Ralph F. Lozier, Carrollton,

Carroll County; special session; redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (1) October 30,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. L. C. Woods, Versailles,

Morgan County; recommends W. A. Taylor, J. H. Webster,

Conway Jones, and D. C. Dale to attend the National

Farmer’s Congress; call a special session for revenue

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (2) October 31,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. W. Dickenson, Elk Creek,

Texas County; recommends J. K. Davis, F. Merritt and J. R.

Simmons to attend the National Farmer’s Congress; special

session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 14 (2) October 31,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: T. L. Rubey, Rolla, Phelps

County; recommends F. M. Russell to serve on the reception

committee at the National Farmer’s Congress; opinion in

Phelps County is against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 2,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James F. Anderson, Spring Hill,

Livingston County; recommends James Allen, A. S. Fish,

John Hill and J. B. Kirk to attend the National Farmer’s

Congress; against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 2,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Judge William N. Evans, West

Plains, Howell County; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 2,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. P. Mayo, North Springfield,

Greene County; recommends John Y. Fullrey and George

Biggs to serve on the reception committee at the National

Farmer’s Congress; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 4,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Virgil Marcellus Conkling,

Carrollton, Carroll County; support in Carroll County for

special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 6,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Democrat newspaper, unknown

location; if an at-large congressman is possible, no reason to

call a special session; expensive

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Thomas Adiel Sherwood,

Jefferson City, Cole County; legal opinion from the chief

justice of the Supreme Court regarding number of electors,

senators and congressional representatives

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: T. Terry, Jerico, Cedar County;

against special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Justice Theodore Brace,

Jefferson City, Cole County; legal opinion from Supreme

Court justice regarding additional Congressional seat from

Missouri; U.S.Constitution, Missouri State Constitution

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Justice John L. Thomas,


Court justice regarding additional Congressional seat from

Missouri



1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 11,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Justice George Bennett

MacFarlane, Jefferson City, Cole County; legal opinion from

the Supreme Court justice regarding an additional

Congressional seat from Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 12,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Justice Francis Marion Black,


Court justice regarding the Apportionment Act

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 13,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Jesore L. Eaton, Irondale,

Washington County; support in Washington County for a

special session to address redistricting the state

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. W. Bishop, Ravenwood,

Nodaway County;no support in the county for special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 15 (2) November 18,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James Overton Broadhead, St.

Louis; opinion whether a special session should be called to

avoid the risk of loosing a Congressional seat; U.S.

Constitution, Missouri Constitution

1B/1/5 13 (50) 16 (2) November 19,

1891


Louis; transmittal of Broadhead’s opinion (see letter,

November 18th

), that a special session should be called

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) November 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. C. Lemmp, Osceola, St. Clair

County; requesting the governor “desist” any further actions

towards ceding Jefferson Barracks to the United States;

interest law legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 16 (2) November 25,

1891


County; opinion on a special session; Governor Thomas

Theodore Crittenden; number and location of the

congressional districts; Grover Cleveland; state vs. federal

powers

1B/1/5 13 (50) 16 (2) November 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: G. R. Kenamore, Salem, Dent

County; discouraging the governor from redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 16 (2) November 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. H. Richardson, Sedalia, Pettis

County; support in Pettis County for special session;

redistricting; road conditions; Jefferson Barracks; Platte

County

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) No date Legislature—Extra Session: Newspaper clipping, paper

unknown, Kansas City, Jackson County; no special session

required; electoral college



1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 2,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. L. Eaton, Irondale,

Washington County; special session to address mine owners

paying employees “in lawful money”

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 3,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James C. McGinnis, St. Louis;

opinion that the governor should redistrict the state not the

Legislature; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 3,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Elijah Hise Norton, Platte City,

Platte County; governor use his “best judgment” when

deciding to special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 4,

1891


Platte County; electoral college; U. S. Constitution

requirements for congressional redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 5,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: E. C. Crow, Webb City, Jasper

County; transmittal of resolutions from the club

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 8,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. G. Williams, Fulton, Callaway

County; special session and address the lack of funding for

the Colored Teachers Institute; minority education

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 8,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. J. A. Eaton, Belgrade,

Washington County; special session to address mine owners

paying employees in unlawful money

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Levi Chubbuck, Columbia,

Boone County; transmittal of petitions calling for a special

session to address road conditions

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. H. Duncan, Butler, Bates

County; special session; Cass County, Johnson County, Henry

County, St. Clair County

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: telegram, R. Ogden, Maryville,

Nodaway County; inquiry whether the governor has called a

special session; includes note from S. H. C. that the governor

is not in town and no special session has been called

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 9,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: C. C. Owen, Prater, Franklin

county; inquiry whether the governor has decided to call a

special session



1B/1/5 13 (49) 4 (6) December 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: William Franklin Switzler,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; recent election results won’t

affect governor’s administration; Switzler adjustment to

living in Chillicothe; Industrial Home For Girls needs further

attention

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Charles Ransom Woodson, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; special session needed because

legislature needs to transfer two thousand dollars from the

institutions maintenance account to the officers’ salary

account; conditions at St. Hospital #2 in St. Joseph

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 11,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: George T. Lee, Van Buren,

Carter County; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 17 (2) December 11,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: V. M. Hines, Houston, Texas

County; inquiry whether the governor is going to special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 13,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of St. Charles

County; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: James O. Broadhead, St. Louis;

transmittal of paper written regarding Electoral College law

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Gentry

County, Albany; request special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. H. Franklin, Trenton, Grundy

County; call a special session of the Legislature to address

additional funding for the State Industrial Home for Girls in

Chillicothe; William McIlwrath; Missouri State Constitution

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. T. Wells, Phelps City,

Atchison County; special session not necessary if Missouri

does not lose any congressional representation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: author unknown, Kansas City,

Jackson County; don’t call special session, would set back the

Democratic Party in Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Henry

County; requests special session to address road legislation



1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Saline

County, Marshall; requests special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Bollinger

County, Marble Hill; special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Carter

County, Ellsinore; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Miller

County, Eldon, Rocky Mount, High Point, Amana Springs,

Olean and Spring Garden; special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: W. S. Jewett, Crystal City,

Jefferson County; transmittal of petition from the residents of

Jefferson County requesting a special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Bates

County, Rockville; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Cass

County, Harrisonville and Pleasant Hill; special session to

address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents Hickman

Mills, Holmes Park, Kansas City and Raytown, Jackson


1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Jefferson


1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Lebanon,

Laclede County; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 18,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Dr. John S. Frost, Macedonia,

Phelps County; transmittal of petition from the residents of

Phelps County requesting a special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 18,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Caldwell

County, Kingston; requests special session to address road

legislation



1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Stephen Hugh Claycomb, Joplin,

Jasper County; transmittal of newspaper article by Claycomb

that caused “embarrassment” to the governor; opinion that a

special session of the legislature is unnecessary; Democratic

Party, Republican Party, Prohibitionist Party, Farmer’s

Alliance

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Abe Davis, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; governors call as to whether to call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Jesse L. Eaton, Irondale,

Washington County; transmittal of Southeast Missouri

newspaper clippings; call for special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: R. L. Fleming, Humansville,

Polk County; transmittal of resolution by the Farmer’s

Institute calling for a special session to redistrict the State of

Missouri and address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: H. C. Jackson, Union Ridge,

Miller County; return of blank petition from Miller County,

no support for calling a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Audrain

County, Martinsburg; special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Perry

County, Brewer, Perryville and St. Marys; special session to

address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Worth

County, Sheridan; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 21,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. M. George, Fayette, Howard

County; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: Charles A. Dougherty; special

session (note: location is given as Myers, Missouri, no

information available)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Andrew

County, Rea; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Greene




1B/1/5 13 (50) 18 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Jefferson


1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Pike

County, Gazette and Middletown; special session to address

road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891


County, Louisiana; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Phelps

County, Rolla and Macedonia; special session to address road

legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Taney


1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 24,

1891


Louis; inconsistent paragraphs in Broadhead’s legal opinion

regarding a special session sent to the governor, legal Opinion

dated November 18, 1891

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Macon

County, Redman; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 26,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: J. A. Gregory, Louisiana, Pike

County; transmittal of petitions from Pike County requesting

the governor to special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 26,

1891


Johnson County; dissatisfaction with the legal opinion

submitted by James Overton Broadhead regarding a special

session; Johnson County; call for special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, Jackson County

residents; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 28,

1891


County, Louisiana; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Shelby

County, Bethel; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 28,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Shelby

County, Shelbina; special session to address road legislation



1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Cape

Girardeau County, Gordonville and Allenville; special session

to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Carter

County, Freeland; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, resident of Lewis

County, LaGrange; special session to address road legislation;

one signature, that of S.M. Finley

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Lewis

County; special session to address road legislation, includes

signature of one resident opposed to session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) December 30,

1891


Platte County; the governor has the authority to call a special

session under section 9 article 5 of the Missouri Constitution

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (1) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: Governor David Rowland

Francis, handwritten letter on Executive Department

stationery to the 36th

General Assembly; reform of the

Australian ballot law; filing of objections to the bill with the

Secretary of State on April 23, 1891; Australian election law

was passed for the protection of the voters; the purity of the

ballot is the corner stone of our political structure (not signed)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: W. L. Forsyth, Monroe County;

calling for a special session to include road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: J. W. Sebree, Jasper N. Burks,

M. McKillup, Jefferson City, Cole County; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: W. Wells, no location; returned

blank petition form; opposition to calling an extra session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 19 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: petition, Shelbina, Shelby

County residents; call extra session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 2, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: petitions (2), residents of Newton

County, Neosho; special session to address road legislation



1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 4, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: anonymous author, letter to the

editor, Paris, Monroe County; legal authority to redistrict

Missouri; Constitution of 1835, section 2359; statutes of

1845, statutes of 1855, electors selection from congressional

districts (note: Missouri Constitution was successfully passed

in 1820, 1865, 1875, and 1945)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 6, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: Joseph Orville Shelby, Adrian,

Bates County; special session; St. Louis

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 6, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Macon

County, Barnesville, Atlanta, Cottage and La Plata; special

session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 7, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Christian


1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 7, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: John H. Duncan, Butler, Bates

County; call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 7, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: J. M. Harrel, Liberty, Clay

County; call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) January 18,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: unsigned form letter from the

Executive Department, Jefferson City, Cole County;

Governor’s decision to call special session to meet February

17, 1892

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: Andrew Ellis, et al, Kirksville,

Adair County to Nathaniel M. Shelton; inadequate funding for

road construction and maintenance; requests constitutional

amendment to address this problem

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 6,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: Nathaniel M. Shelton, Lancaster,

Schuyler County; transmittal of petitions pertaining to the

special session; may not be able to attend

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 12,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: J. R. Hairston, Fayette, Howard

County; transmittal of resolution from the 6th

Congressional

District of the Farmers and Laborers Union; requesting a

special session be called to act on divorcing the Agricultural

College from any connection whatever with the State

University (University of Missouri)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 16,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: petitions, residents of Grundy




1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 19,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: Ferd Meyer, Sedalia, Pettis

County; legislation drafted in Sedalia regarding road

improvements to be considered by the governor and

legislature

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) February 21,

1892

Legislature—Extra Session: petitions, residents of Grundy


1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) April 25, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: William Franklin Switzler,

Chillicothe Constitution, Chillicothe, Livingston County;

Boone County politics; appointment of L. M. Switzler

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) May 2, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: resolution, proposed bill for road

improvements in Missouri (note: proposed by Mr. Neff

written on outside cover of document)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 21 (1) 1888 Legislature—Extra Session: list delegates from Ozark

Township; author unknown

1B/1/5 13 (50) 21 (2) 1890 Legislature—Extra Session: election results of the Missouri

general election of 1890 (note: William Ballinger written in

upper right hand corner)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: interview with Lieutenant

Governor Stephen Hugh Claycomb by Times reporter;

Missouri Constitution (1875) statute pertaining to extra

sessions of the state legislature; congressional redistricting,

electoral college, U. S. Constitution; useless expenditure of

state money to call for special session; separation of powers

in Missouri; U. S. Congress

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: Alexander A. Lesueur, Jefferson

City, Coloe County; roster, 36th

Missouri General Assembly;

includes handwritten notes regarding responses from State

Representatives as to whether they support a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 20 (2) 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: petition, residents of Adair

County, Kirksville; special session to address road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 7,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, St. Louis

(Mo.) Republic, St. Louis; special election for Congressman-

at-large instead of special session for redistricting

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Jefferson

City (Mo.) Tribune, Cole County; no support for a special

session



1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 10,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Kansas City

(Mo.) Star, Jackson County; plan by Governor Francis to hold

a special election for an additional representative to Congress

rather than a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 11,

1891


(Mo.) Republic, St. Louis; governor in a quandary over

whether to call extra session; congressional redistricting; State

Democratic Committee meeting in St. Louis

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 11,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, West Plains

(Mo.) Gazette, Howell County; lack of support for a special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 12,

1891


(Mo.) Star, Jackson County; special session is needed, much

work to be done by General Assembly

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 12,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, St. Joseph

(Mo.) Gazette, Buchanan County; special session, railroads,

mining companies, telephone and telegraph companies, “tax-

dodgers”

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 12,

1891


(Mo.) Chronicle, St. Louis; extra session not required

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 13,

1891


(Mo.) Times, Jackson County; special interests against special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 13,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County newspaper; special session is a waste of

taxpayer money

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 13,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Springfield

(Mo.) Leader, Greene County; Governor Francis’ indecision

whether to special session of the legislature

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Hermann

(Mo.) Ledger, Gasconade County; lack of support for a

special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 14,

1891


(Mo.) Chronicle, St. Louis; special session; list of present

congressional districts



1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, California

(Mo.) Democrat, Moniteau County; legislature should deal

with redistricting during the regular session and not waste tax

payer money

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Cass County

(Mo.) Democrat, Harrisonville; governor cannot decide

whether to call for special session; redistricting issues

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Gallatin

(Mo.) Democrat, Daviess County; no redistricting special

session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Neosho

(Mo.) Times, Newton County; call for special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Nevada

(Mo.) Noticer, Vernon County; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 15,

1891


(Mo.) News, Buchanan County; special session issues

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Boonville

(Mo.) Advertiser, Cooper County; special session not

necessary

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Hannibal

(Mo.) Journal, Marion County; interviews with individuals

pertaining to the possibility of an extra session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Howell

County Gazette, Howell County; in favor of a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Moberly

(Mo.) Democrat, Randolph County; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Paris (Mo.)

Mercury, Monroe County; no special session; recommend an

additional Congressman at Large be elected

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891


(Mo.) Herald, Buchanan County; letter by G. W. Hendley;

reassertion that the governor wants to call a special session;

Democratic Party wants to waste citizens money



1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 16,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping,

Warrensburg (Mo.) Journal-Democrat, Johnson County;

opinion that the governor will not call a special session, roads

and municipal government development

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Brookfield

(Mo.) Argus, Linn County; pros and cons for calling a special

session; redistricting satisfied by electing congressman-at-

large; listing of all14 Missouri congressmen

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 17,

1891


(Mo.) Herald, Buchanan County; costs of previous

redistricting special sessions

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, California

(Mo.) Democrat, Moniteau County; Legislature should deal

with redistricting Missouri during regular session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Cass County

(Mo.) Democrat, Harrisonville; no special session; William

Joel Stone as a candidate for Congressman at Large, 12th

District

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (1) October 22,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Monroe City

(Mo.) News, Monroe County; no special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (1) October 23,

1891


(Mo.) Gazette, Buchanan County; detailed reasons for special

session; St. Louis (Mo.) Republic; C. F. Cochran

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 24,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Marshall

(Mo.) Democrat-News, Saline County; if losing one vote in

electoral college process means calling a special session,then

call one

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 24,

1891


(Mo.) Leader, Greene County; no special session; Missouri

Constitution, U.S. Constitution, electoral vote

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Henry

County (Mo.) Democrat, Clinton; opposed to special session

for economic reasons; opinions of other newspapers



1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Lamar (Mo.)

Democrat, Barton County; General Assembly adjourned

without finishing it’s work; extra session needed for

congressional redistricting; Platte City (Mo.) Landmark;

Springfield (Mo.) Leader

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 29,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Lebanon

(Mo.) Rustic, Laclede County; support for a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) October 30,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Hannibal

(Mo.) Journal, Marion County; political consequences to

governor if special session not called

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 2,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, unknown

newspaper; congressman-at large could mean that Missouri

loses a presidential elector vote; country cannot afford another

electrical fraud like 1876

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 13,

1891


(Mo.) Star, Jackson County; special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 14,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping,

Independence (Mo.) Progress, Jackson County; Missouri

cannot afford to lose an electoral vote; special session should

be called; road legislation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 14,

1891


(Mo.) Leader, Greene County; rumored reason why governor

won’t call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Columbia

(Mo.) Herald, Boone County; assumption that Governor

Francis will not call a special session and an additional

Congressman can be elected at Large

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) November 19,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, unknown

newspaper; the governor seeking legal advice as to whether to

call a special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) December 17,

1891

Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Southeast

Democrat, Potosi, Washington County; opinion pertaining to

special session

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, Weekly

Brunswick, Chariton County; addition of congressional seat

without calling a special session of the legislature; history of

congressmen-at-large in Missouri



1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (1) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, St. Joseph

(Mo.) Daily Gazette, Buchanan County; extra session of the

legislature; mining companies, saw-mill companies, telephone

and telegraph companies, state prison contracts

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) 1891 Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, unknown

paper, Van Buren, Carter County; roads should be supported

by taxation

1B/1/5 13 (50) 22 (2) January 6, 1892 Legislature—Extra Session: newspaper clipping, unknown

paper; Missouri map showing the 80 judicial districts by

county

1B/1/5 13 (50) 23 (3) No date University of Missouri—Fire: petition, citizens of Missouri,

no county or other location provided; call a special session for

the purpose of rebuilding the University of Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 15,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: Thomas Jefferson Lowry,

Columbia, Boone County; requesting the governor help

organize alumni associations in every town in missouri to

help support the university; Gardiner Lathrop of Kansas City,

C. B. Sebastian of Columbia; University of Missouri Alumni

Association

1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 16,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: Frank B. Fulkerson, Columbia,

Boone County; destruction of building (Administration

building) by fire Jan. 9, 1892 at the University of Missouri

campus; petition for relocation of the University; recommends

total separation of the University of Missouri from the

Agricultural College, support for moving the University of

Missouri; Columbia; includes petition signed by students

1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 19,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: C. C. Kelly, DePauw

University, Greencastle, Indiana; meeting of 46 delegates to

discuss moving the University of Missouri from Columbia;

poor railroad transportation to Columbia

1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 21,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: C. B. Sebastian, Columbia,

Boone County; form letter requesting signatures on petition to

the Missouri Senate and House of Representatives

1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 25,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: William H. Utz, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; transmittal of resolutions by the St. Joseph

Chapter of the University of Missouri Alumni Association



1B/1/5 13 (50) 24 (3) January 28,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: petition, Missouri students

attending the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; move the

University of Missouri away from Columbia to a more central

location; poor curriculum, instructors at MU

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (3) February 2,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: petition, alumni and former

students of the University of Missouri, Slater, Saline County;

resolutions by Saline County alumni and former students;

Senator Richardson, Representative Eubank, Representative

Neff, University of Missouri President R. H. Jesse

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 3,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: resolutions by the Denver

chapter of the University of Missouri Alumni Association,

Denver, Colorado; destruction of Academic Hall on the

University of Missouri at Columbia, January 9, 1892; call for

a special session of the General Assembly to make

appropriations for rebuilding; transmittal of resolutions to St.

Louis and Kansas City newspapers for publication

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (3) February 4,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: H. B. Babb, Denver, Colorado;

transmittal of resolutions by the Denver chapter of the

University of Missouri Alumni Association

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (4) February 8,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: Alexander Martin, Columbia,

Boone County; 26 page letter of the history and construction

of the University of Missouri at Columbia in response to the

calls from removal of the University from Columbia to either

Cooper or Saline counties; University of Missouri endowment

(note: Missouri Constitution forbids relocation of the

University of Missouri)

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 10,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: report, Board of Visitors,

Columbia, Boone County; brief history of University of

Missouri; rehabilitation of the University of Missouri

Campus; G. B. Rollins, Frank F. Rozzelle, Elijah Hise

Norton and Norman J. Colman; rebuilding

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 12,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: R. H. Phillips, St. Louis;

transmittal of resolutions by the St. Louis chapter, University

of Missouri alumni; includes resolutions

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 16,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: Elijah Hise Norton, Platte City,

Platte County; transmittal of letter from Mr. Rozzelle in

which “destruction” is misspelled; Norton’s hope that the

University will not be removed from Columbia



1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 17,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: G. B. Rollins, Columbia,

Boone County; transmittal of letter from the Board of

Visitors, Col. Williams recently deceased

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (5) February 18,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: John M. Wood, Jefferson City,

Cole County; legal opinion from the attorney general as to

whether the Board of Curators may use insurance claim

money to rebuild the buildings destroyed by the fire or

whether insurance companies may elect to reconstruct the

buildings

1B/1/5 13 (50) 25 (3) February 29,

1892

University of Missouri—Fire: financial sheet, University of

Missouri, Columbia, Boone County; list of outstanding

warrants

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (5) March 7, 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to 36th

General

Assembly, Jefferson City, Cole County; form letter,

transmittal of report submitted to the governor by the Board

of Visitors of the State University at Columbia, rehabilitation

of the institution, buildings destroyed by fire January 9, 1892

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (5) March 8, 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: Richard Henry Jesse,

Columbia, Boone County; reply to the governor’s request for

Jesse’s opinion whether to remove the University of Missouri

from Columbia


statement, Columbia, Boone County; response to newspaper

article; statement to a friend that moving the University of

Missouri from Columbia would result in the election of a

Republican Governor


Columbia, Boone County; transmittal of his manuscript to the

governor, requesting the governor consult with Mr. Rothwell

and Mr. Stephens

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (3) 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: tally sheet of attendance at the

University of Missouri, Columbia, Boone County; number of

enrolled students from Civil War to 1892, includes Rolla

students

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (3) 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: financial statement; list of

assets vs. loss by fire; combined assets at Columbia and Rolla

campuses



1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (3) 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: petition, University of Missouri

law students, Columbia, Boone County; requesting the

governor special session to address the loss of Academic Hall

at the University of Missouri

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (4) 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: 1839 list of subscribers to fund

the University of Missouri to be located at Columbia, Boone

County, June, 1830; eight page alphabetical listing of

contributors and dollar amount pledged

1B/1/5 13 (50) 26 (5) 1892 University of Missouri—Fire: resolution, St. Louis Alumni

Society of the University of Missouri, St. Louis;

recommending the General Assembly appropriate $500,000

for the erection of buildings; support for the University

remaining in Columbia

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (3) August 24,

1889

Correspondence—Adjutant General: Col. Milton Moore,

Kansas City, Jackson County; report on Excelsior Springs

encampment; 3rd

Regiment, Missouri National Guard; Clay

County, Special Orders No. 21

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 December 31,

1889

Correspondence—Adjutant General: Joseph A. Wickham,

Adjutant General, Jefferson City, Cole County; reports and

transactions of the office, number and location of National

Guard members in the State of Missouri, number of enlisted

men, number of officers, expenditures, fund balance, state of

readiness

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 December 31,

1889

Correspondence—Adjutant General: Joseph A. Wickham,

Adjutant General, Jefferson City, Cole County; regiment

commissions, resignations and appointments, 1st Regiment

and 3rd

Regiment; Drury College Cadet Corps; Mound City

Guard; Brookfield Rifles; Eldorado Guard; Linneus Guards;

Bethany Rifles

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 8, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: John F. Waters, Kansas

City, Jackson County; request for supplies for encampment to

be held June 2-9, 1890

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 13, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Joseph A. Wickham,

Jefferson City, Cole County; notification from the adjutant

general that all military equipment is currently in use and

none will be provided to the August 1st encampment



1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 16, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Milton Moore, Kansas

City, Jackson County to Thomas T. Crittenden, E. S. Jewett,

Benjamin Holmes, C. J. White, J. S. Chick, D. T. Beals;

receipt of request asking Moore’s help in securing attendance

of General McCook and regular army detachment to attend

Kansas City Encampment, National Guard, Adjutant General

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 16, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: W. H. Seeger and R. M.

Snyder, Kansas City, Jackson County; certification of money

subscribed towards the National Encampment and Drill in

Kansas City; citizens National Bank

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 17, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Thomas B. Bullene,

Kansas City, Jackson County; requesting the governor ask the

Secretary of War for troops from Ft. Leavenworth to

participate in the National Encampment and Drill in Kansas

City

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 17, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Benjamin Holmes,

Kansas City, Jackson County; requesting the governor ask the

Secretary of War for troops from Ft. Leavenworth to

participate in the National Encampment and Drill in Kansas

City, General McCook

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 18, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: A. McDonald McCook,

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; offer for troops to attend June

National encampment and drill in Kansas City; July

encampment and drill in Excelsior Springs

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 20, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Assistant Adjutant

General, Headquarters Department of the Missouri, St. Louis;

communication received from W. Merritt, Brigadier General,

United States War Department refusing the governor’s

request for Ft. Leavenworth troops to attend the June national

encampment and drill in Kansas City; War Department Policy

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 21, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Lewis Addison Grant,

Washington, D.C.; acting secretary of war explains War

Department policy refusing to send troops to June National

Encampment and Drill in Kansas City; General A. McDonald

McCook

1B/1/5 14 (51) 1 (12) May 27, 1890 Correspondence—Adjutant General: Fred W. Fleming,

Kansas City, Jackson County; appreciation for the governor’s

unsuccessful attempt to obtain troops from Ft. Leavenworth to

attend the June National Encampment and Drill in Kansas

City



1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (13) No date Correspondence—Agriculture: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Secretary of State, Jefferson City, Cole County; transmittal of

copy Executive Order by Governor Albert P. Morehouse

regarding payments to the Missouri Agricultural College,

dated January 6, 1889; Agricultural Experimental Stations,

Congressional Act

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) April 7, 1890 Correspondence—Agriculture: Edward D. Porter, Columbia,

Boone County; transmittal of Agricultural Experiment Station

financial report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) January 31,

1891

Correspondence—Agriculture: Edward D. Porter, Columbia,


financial report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) January 30,

1892

Correspondence—Agriculture: H. G. Babb, Columbia, Boone

County to Dr. E. D. Porter, Columbia, Boone County;

financial statement of Missouri Agricultural Experiment

Station

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) January 30,

1892

Correspondence—Agriculture: Edward D. Porter, Columbia,


financial report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) June 8, 1892 Correspondence—Agriculture: Edward D. Porter, Columbia,

Boone County; transmittal of supplementary Agricultural

Experiment Station financial report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) March 1, 1892 Correspondence—Agriculture: J. H. Carroll, Jefferson City,

Cole County; transmittal of document from C. M. Levy

1B/1/5 14 (51) 2 (9) March 4, 1892 Correspondence—Agriculture: Robert Franklin Walker,

Jefferson City, Cole County; attorney general on the legal

requirement for submission of the report of Missouri

Agricultural Experiment Station

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) July 8, 1889 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,

Jefferson City, Cole County; quarterly report (written on

Missouri Supreme Court stationery)

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) July 20, 1889 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: William Baggot, St.

Louis; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) September 6,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles Kesweter,

Carthage, Jasper County; annual report



1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) September 13,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: J. F. Rauch, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) September 18,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,

Jefferson City, Cole County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) October 1,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: R. N. Clarkson,

Moberly, Randolph County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) October 18,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: George W. Belt,

Kansas City, Jackson County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) December 26,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: John H. Davis,

Hannibal, Marion County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 3 (2) December 31,

1889

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: George Peak, Bethany,

Harrison County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) January 2, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Reece D. Gilkey, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) January 2, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,

Jefferson City, Cole County; quarterly report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) March 12, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: S. W. Bickley, Mexico,

Audrain County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) March 18, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Roberts,

Springfield, Greene County; annual report; gasoline

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) March 19, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to John M. Wood;

question as to whether gasoline can be sold without being

inspected; reply from the attorney general

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) April 2, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) April 29, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: James R. Spilman,

Pierce City, Lawrence County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) July 2, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) July 7, 1890 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. Stonestreet,




1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) August 28,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles Kesweter,

Carthage, Jasper County; annual report; includes handwritten

note to the Secretary of State from the governor inquiring

when Kesweter’s term expires and if there have been

applications received for new appointee

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) September 1,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: James Robertson,

Joplin, Jasper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) September 13,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: J. F. Rauch, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) October 2,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles F. Glenn,

Jefferson City, Cole County; quarterly report; includes

handwritten note from Governor Francis inquiring as to how

many gallons were inspected

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) November 20,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: John T. Jameson,

Fulton, Callaway County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 4 (2) December 30,

1890

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: D. E. Kennedy,

Kahoka, Clark County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 1, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: James T. Bohon, La

Grange, Lewis County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 1, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: G. G. Adkins, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; annual report; Adkins appointment

to the office on January 11, 1890; gasoline, kerosene

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 2, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Burress, Sedalia,

Pettis County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 5, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Hagar, Webb

City, Jasper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 5, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: S. C. Jones, Canton,

Lewis County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 7, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Correspondence—Coal

Oil Inspector: James T. Bohon, La Grange, Lewis County;

annual report





1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) January 17,

1891

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: M. L. Jones, Mexico,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) February 5,

1891

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. Stonestreet,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) February 10,

1891

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: E. A. Roberts,

Springfield, Greene County; annual report; complaints that

Scofield Shurman does not comply with the law when filling

barrels



1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) July 1, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: John G. Prather, St.

Louis; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) August 1, 1891 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Charles Kesweter,

Carthage, Jasper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) September 1,

1891



1B/1/5 14 (51) 5 (2) September 14,

1891

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: G. G. Adkins, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; bi-annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) January 1, 1892 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. D. Howard,

Nevada, Vernon County; annual report


Jefferson City, Cole County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) January 8, 1892 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Hagar, Webb

City, Jasper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) January 8, 1892 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: M. L. Jones, Mexico,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) February 5,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. Stonestreet,




1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) May 10, 1892 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: James R. Spilman,

Pierce City, Lawrence County; annual report



1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) June 30, 1892 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Peter Nugent, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) September 1,

1892



1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) September 1,

1892


Joplin, Jasper County; annual report (note: Robertson filed

two separate reports on the same day, this is report # 2)

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) December 17,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: S. D. Gillis, California,

Moniteau County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) December 30,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: O. B. Oldaker, Aurora,

Lawrence County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) December 31,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: T. J. Norris, Macon,

Macon County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) December 31,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: M. L. Jones, Mexico,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 6 (2) December 31,

1892

Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: Alfred Mitchell,

Boonville, Cooper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 7 (2) January 4, 1893 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. M. Stonestreet,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 7 (2) January 6, 1893 Correspondence—Coal Oil Inspector: J. W. Burress, Sedalia,

Pettis County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 7 (2) January 7, 1893 FebruaryCorrespondence—Coal Oil Inspector: W. B. Hagar,

Webb City, Jasper County; annual report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 8 (4) May 1890 Correspondence—Geological Survey: Arthur Winslow,

Jefferson City, Cole County; financial account for Bureau of

Geology and Mine salary and expenses



1B/1/5 14 (51) 8 (4) May 31, 1890 Correspondence—Geological Survey: Arthur Winslow,

Jefferson City, Cole County; report of the State Geological

Survey; expense report of the State Geological Survey;

detailed mapping of 400 square miles of coal fields,

paleontology work in Pettis County; Southeast Missouri, clay

deposits in St. Louis County, number of clay works

businesses in St. Louis, collection and analyzing mineral

waters; Platte, Clinton counties; coal beds from Leavenworth

County extending into Missouri, iron ore deposits in

Crawford County, Morgan County Lead mining

1B/1/5 14 (51) 8 (4) June 30, 1890 Correspondence—Geological Survey: Arthur Winslow,


Survey for June; paleontology work in Pettis and Lafayette

Counties; shipment of specimens to Professor Williams;

crystalline rocks in Southeast Missouri; mineral water testing;

St. Louis lime deposits; Cape Girardeau Clay deposits;

Stoddard County Coal deposits

1B/1/5 14 (51) 8 (4) July 31, 1890 Correspondence—Geological Survey: Arthur Winslow,


Survey, expense report of the State Geological Survey,

Randolph County Coal Fields, Greene County Survey,

Southwest Missouri mapping of crystalline rocks, mineral

waters in Henry, St. Clair, Benton, Clark, and Johnson

Counties

1B/1/5 14 (51) 8 (4) August 4, 1890 Correspondence—Geological Survey: Arthur Winslow,

Jefferson City, Cole County; transmittal of July report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 9 (5) February 19,

1892

Correspondence—Insurance: C. P. Ellerbee, Missouri

Insurance Department, St. Louis; transfer of insurance funds

to general revenue to make appropriation towards rebuilding

the University of Missouri; destruction of University of

Missouri main campus building by fire January 9, 1892;

statement of insurance department funds

1B/1/5 14 (51) 10 (12) No date Correspondence—Labor: Charles Kassel, St. Louis;

resolution of mass meeting of trades and labor unions,

Knights of Labor and unorganized laborers; support for the

retention of Commissioner Lee Meriwether

1B/1/5 14 (51) 10 (12) March 1, 1891 Correspondence—Labor: John Samuel, St. Louis; transmittal

of resolution by St. Louis Chapter of the Knights of Labor,

Commissioner Lee Meriwether



1B/1/5 14 (51) 10 (12) March 5, 1891 Correspondence—Labor: remarks made by Mr. Lee

Meriwether at the mass meeting of labor unions and

workingmen, Central Turner Hall, St. Louis; unacceptable

working conditions in Missouri; George Sweeny; Charles

Morgan; Mendota Mining Company; Putnam County; Wayne

County; H. N. Holliday; child labor; Senator Hendrickson;

Gast Lithograph Company; Governor Francis; Meriwether's

personal life; King George IV of England

1B/1/5 14 (51) 10 (12) March 2, 1892 Correspondence—Labor: William R. May, St. Louis;

transmittal of resolutions adopted by the Knights of Labor,

support for the retention of Commissioner Lee Meriwether

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 November 23,

1889

Correspondence—Pardons: W. C. Stewart, Kansas City,

Jackson County; requesting commutation of death sentence,

Mitchell, execution date of December 1889

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 23,

1889

Correspondence—Pardons: E. S. Edwards, Jefferson City,

Cole County; requesting the release of Fountain Stevens from

the Penitentiary; Governor Francis issues pardon with the

condition that he will immediately leave and not return to the

counties of Cole or Callaway; African American

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 26,

1889

Correspondence—Pardons: Thomas B. Mahaw, Jefferson

City, Cole County; county sheriff requests a pardon for

convict Fountain Stevens

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 (12) April 30, 1890 Correspondence—Pardons: H. L. Preston, The Kansas City

Sunday Sun, Kansas City, Jackson County; governor’s order

to arrest Preston and his partner J. H. LaVeen, in Kansas for

libel

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 May 21, 1890 Correspondence—Pardons: W. B. Teasdale, Kansas City,

Jackson County; requesting the governor strike his name from

a petition supporting the pardon of Jack Keith; recommends

Thomas B. Bullene, to be Commissioner to the World’s Fair

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 (12) May 23, 1891 Correspondence—Pardons: J. W. Alexander, Gallatin,

Daviess County to J.A. Wickham; had written to the governor

requesting Attorney General (Robert Franklin Walker) to look

into the “Hill Case

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 January 16,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: E. U. Harber, Trenton, Grundy

County; information regarding the conviction of Joseph A.

Howell; petition by residents of Ironton, Ohio for the pardon

of Howell; Supreme Court Decision by Chief Justice Robert

D. Ray (100 Mo. 629)



1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 January 30,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: Mrs. Adelia Conduitte, Trenton,

Grundy County; requesting a pardon of convict Joseph A.

Howell, to be executed in February; death penalty opponent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 February 4,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: Robert Franklin Walker, Jefferson

City, Cole County; letter from Edward Harber, reply to the

governor’s inquiry regarding the conviction of Joseph A.

Howell for murder in Grundy County

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 November 22,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: Judge William N. Evans, West

Plains, Howell County; requesting a pardon of convict Joshua

Irwin, convicted of seduction by promise of marriage; Evans

was the sitting judge at the time of the trial in Douglas County

Circuit Court

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 November 30,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: petitions (2), citizens of Douglas

County; requesting a pardon of convict Joshua Irwin who was

found guilty of seducing Hetta Moore and sentenced to two

years in the Missouri State Penitentiary

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 2,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: E. W. Green, et al, West Plains,

Howell County; conviction of Rufus Henson; belief that the

railroads unduly influenced the jury in the trail and

conviction of Henson at the Howell County October 1882

term of the Circuit Court which convicted Henson of murder,

signees served as members of the petit jury, 2nd degree

murder, Missouri State Penitentiary; also signed by W. H.

Crisp and E. F. Hynes

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 2,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: A. H. Livingston, West Plains,

Howell County; requesting pardon of convict Rufus F.

Henson; convicted of 2nd

degree murder for the death of a

railroad foreman; Henson was threatened by a mob, evidence

falsified

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 5,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: B. P. Smith, Huntsville,

Tennessee, requesting a pardon of convict Rufus F. Henson;

Smith’s position as Howell County prosecutor in the trial of

Henson

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 6,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: Judge W. N. Evans, West Plains,

Howell County; requesting a pardon of convict Rufus F.

Henson

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 9,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: J. B. Tillman, West Plains,

Howell County; requesting a pardon of convict Rufus F.

Henson



1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 December 21,

1892

Correspondence—Pardons: E. F. Hynes, West Plains, Howell

County; requesting a pardon of convict Rufus F. Henson

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 1892 Correspondence—Pardons: petition, officers and citizens of

Howell County, West Plains, Howell County requesting a

pardon of convict Rufus F. Henson

1B/1/5 14 (51) 11 1892 Correspondence—Pardons: petition, citizens of Lawrence

County, Ohio; requesting the commutation of death sentence

imposed on Joseph A. Howell by the Grundy County Circuit

Court

1B/1/5 14 (51) 12 No date Correspondence—Roads: copy of bill, Construction of Free

Macadam or Turnpike County Roads and to Provide means of

Payment authority given to county court for road

construction; county surveyor, bids, contracts, road

construction, bond issue

1B/1/5 14 (51) 12 No date Correspondence—Roads: Newspaper clipping, Buchanan

County, unknown newspaper; area farmers urging

improvement of county roads

1B/1/5 14 (51) 12 February 20,

1892

Correspondence—Roads: petition, citizens of Sedalia, Pettis

County; requesting action to improve county roads; urges

governor to call special session of the legislature

1B/1/5 14 (51) 13 (6) March 29, 1890 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: treasurer, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; financial statement listing assets and

liabilities

1B/1/5 14 (51) 13 (6) January 1, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Eighth Biennial Report,

board of managers, state hospital No. 2, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; submitted to the 36th

General Assembly

1B/1/5 14 (51) 13 (6) January 1, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Charles Ransom

Woodson, Suprintendent report, state hospital No. 2, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; submitted to the 36th

General

Assembly

1B/1/5 14 (51) 13 (6) January 1, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Frank C. Hoyt,

Pathological report, state hospital No. 2, St. Joseph, Buchanan

County; submitted to the 36th

General Assembly



1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) January 3, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: W. C. Meadows,

Stewards’s report; Eighth Biennial Report; state hospital No.

2, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; submitted to the 36th

General

Assembly; includes invoice of asylum property and treasurer

report

1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) February 12,

1891

Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Charles Ransom

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County to James Cowgill,

Cowgill, Caldwell County; action by the legislature taking

$2000 from the officers salary fund to cover hospital building

expenses, requesting Cowgill to encourage the governor to

transfer $2000 from the maintenance fund to the officers

salary fund, state auditor

1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) February 12,

1891

Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Charles Ransom

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting the

governor to ask the legislature to transfer $2000 from the

maintenance fund to the officers salary fund, transmittal of the

board of managers minutes

1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) July 3, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: William C. Wells, Platte

City, Platte County; operations at State Hospital No. 2, St.

Joseph

1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) February 13,

1892

Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: R. M. Nash and P. J.

Kirschner, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting the

governor special session to transfer $2000 from the

maintenance fund to the officers salary fund

1B/1/5 14 (51) 14 (6) February 15,

1892

Correspondence—State Hospital # 2: Edward P. Gates,

Kansas City, Jackson County; requesting the governor call a

special session of the legislature to transfer $2000 from the

maintenance fund to the officers salary fund

1B/1/5 14 (51) 15 (7) June 1, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 3: W. P. Munro, Nevada,

Vernon County; treasurer’s report, account balances of

institution

1B/1/5 14 (51) 15 (7) June 11, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 3: O. K. Caldwell,

Nevada, Vernon County to H. C. Moore, Nevada, Vernon

County; reply to the Moore’s request for information

regarding the financial condition of State Hospital No. 3

1B/1/5 14 (51) 15 (7) June 11, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 3: H. C. Moore, Nevada,

Vernon County to O. K. Caldwell, Nevada, Vernon County;

request for account balance of State Hospital No. 3 treasurer’s

account



1B/1/5 14 (51) 15 (7) June 11, 1891 Correspondence—State Hospital # 3: H. C. Moore, Nevada,

Vernon County; transmittal of treasurer’s report, asylum’s

warrant register, resignation of Munro; appointment of Joseph

Harper as treasurer

1B/1/5 14 (51) 16 (8) December 1888 Correspondence—State Reform School: financial statement,

State Reform School at Boonville, Cooper County

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) December 1,

1888

Correspondence—Treasury: J. H. Carroll, Unionville, Putnam

County to Charles N. Mitchell, Lafayette County; denial of

bill for campaign services, recommends Mitchell send his bill

for services to the Democratic Chairman, C.C. Moffett

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) December 20,

1888

Correspondence—Treasury: J. H. Carroll, Unionville, Putnam

County to Charles N. Mitchell, Lafayette County; in answer

to enclosed newpaper clipping, Carroll has no knowledge of

any bill presented by Mitchell to the state Democratic

Committee nor any payment made

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) April 17, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Washington, D.C.; copy of congressional legislation

authorizing the payment of claims by Missouri to be paid by

the U. S. Treasury; military service to the federal government

during the Civil War, includes handwritten note by Governor

Francis


Heard, Washington, D.C.; Heard’s offer of services to file

vouchers to the U. S. Treasury for reimbursement to Missouri;

state agent for the prosecution of claims; includes handwritten

note by Governor Francis asking the state auditor to research

claims

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) April 25, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: J. Mindon, U. S. Treasury

Department, Washington, D.C.; transmittal of congressional

legislation authorizing payment to Missouri for Civil War

military service vouchers


Heard, Washington, D.C.; endorsement of vouchers,

legislation for payment of vouchers introduced by Senator

Francis Marion Cockrell and Congressman Heard



1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) May 7, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: James Monroe Seibert, Jefferson

City, Cole County; previous correspondence from

Congressman Heard; reply from the State Auditor to the

governor’s inquiry regarding military claims from Missouri

and payment of claims by Missouri

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) May 31, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: W. H. Hart, Washington, D.C.;

submission of vouchers from Missouri for payment

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) June 3, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: A. C. Mathews, Washington,

D.C.; transmittal of payment from the U. S. Treasury to

Missouri for the sale of public lands, $131.98

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) June 3, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: A. C. Mathews, Washington,

D.C.; transmittal of payment from the U. S. Treasury to

Missouri for the sale of public lands, $84.98

1B/1/5 14 (51) 17 (12) June 4, 1890 Correspondence—Treasury: Congressman John Taddeus

Heard, Washington, D.C.; agreement to present $996.37 of

Civil War military service vouchers for payment to the U. S.

Treasury

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (10) No date Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Alexander A. Lesueur,

Jefferson City, Cole County; secretary of state, in reply to the

governor’s request, a list of curators of the state normal

schools and the University of Missouri

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (10) No date Correspondence—Miscellaneous: list, curators of the state

normal schools, State Industrial Home for Girls, State Reform

School for Boys, School for the Blind, state lunatic asylums,

and Lincoln Institute; dates of expiration of their terms;

Missouri Industrial School for Girls; Missouri Reform School

for Boys; State Lunatic Asylum, Fulton; State Lunatic

Asylum, St. Joseph; State Lunatic Asylum, Nevada; St. Louis

School for the Blind; Kirksville Normal School No. 1

(Truman State University), Warrensburg Normal School No.

2 (Central Missouri State), Cape Girardeau Normal School

No. 3 (Southeast Missouri State), Lincoln Institute Normal

School (Lincoln University), Jefferson City

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (12) No date Correspondence—Miscellaneous: list of individuals who have

written to the governor, includes select names of businesses

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (12) No date Correspondence—Miscellaneous: typescript copy of a bill,

Act to Create County and Other Local Boards of Health

establishment by county court of local boards of health; state

board of health, board meetings, diseases, quarantine powers



1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (12) No date Correspondence—Miscellaneous: telegram, A. Singer, St.

Louis; invitation to convention meeting

1B/1/5 14 (51) 19 (13) November 30,

1887

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. H. Drummond,

Columbia, Boone County; resolution by the University of

Missouri board of curators calling the governor to certify the

provisions made for payment to the board of curators;

agricultural experimental stations

1B/1/5 14 (51) 19 (13) January 8, 1888 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Note, Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; written on a copy of a

certificate issed by former Governor Alpert Pickett

Morehouse to the Secretary of the U. S. Treasury;

establishment of the College of Agriculture at the University

of Missouri; requesting payment from the U. S. Treasury to R.

B. Price, MU Board of Curators

1B/1/5 14 (51) 19 (12) October 20,

1888

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: David Rowland Francis St.

Louis; form letter by then St. Louis Mayor Francis; urging

Democratic voters to support the Democratic ticket in the

November election

1B/1/5 14 (51) 19 (12) November 28,

1888

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Dr. T. J. Norris, Macon,

Macon County; Macon County politics, John H. Averall,

Judge Henry, and Col. John F. Williams, Governor Thomas

Theodore Crittenden; Col. Williams congressional campaign,

request for a political appointment for Col. Williams; Charles

N. Mitchell ’s political goals; James Reed of Bevier for mine

inspector

1B/1/5 14 (51) 19 (12) December 1,

1888

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James C. Snell, Paris,

Monroe County; inquiry as to whether Governor elect Francis

will be in St. Louis on December 4, 1888

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (12) 1888 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: R. P. Giles, Shelbina,

Shelby County; 1888 election results for the office of

governor from the 16th

judicial circuit; Adair, Clark, Knox,

Lewis, Macon, Marion, Putnam, Schuyler, Scotland, Shelby

counties

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (12) January 21,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: C. C. Worel, La Plata,

Macon County; against the appointment of Charles N.

Mitchell, head of the anti-Francis claque in Macon County



1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (12) January 21,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Charles N. Mitchell, no

location given; publications by The Home Press, entitled

Democrats of Macon County; resignation of Judge Owens

and appointment of Judge W. H. Terrill by Governor Albert

Pickett Morehouse

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) February 14,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to Alexander A.

Lesueur, Jefferson City, Cole County; requesting issuance of

commissions to Judge John W. Henry and Judge James

Gibson for the 24th

judicial circuit

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (12) April 9, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: telegram, M. Moore,

Kansas City, Jackson County; inquiry as to receipt of state aid

for New York

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) April 16, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland



commission to Judge Henry M. Ramey, 12th

judicial circuit

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) April 22, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: William E. Pyle, Butler,

Bates County; resignation as Bates County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) May 10, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland



commission to Judge Joseph Cravens, 13th

judicial circuit;

house bills 331, 350, 351, 352, 514, 515

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) May 20, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Dr. Moses T. Runnels,

Kansas City, Jackson County; recommends Dr. William G.

Hall

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) May 23, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Garland C. Broadhead,

Pleasant Hill, Cass County to Dr. Noble, Jefferson City, Cole

County; correction that Broadhead’s name is Garland, not

George

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 11, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Alexander Monroe

Dockery, Gallatin, Daviess County; recommends Dr. William

G. Hall

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 12, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: T. J. Chew Jr., St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. William G. Hall



1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 12, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Willard P. Hall, St. Joseph,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 12, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Oliver M. Spencer, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. William G. Hall

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 13, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Judge Henry M. Ramey, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Dr. William G. Hall

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 14, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Waller Young, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Dr. William G. Hall;

homeopathy

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 17, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James Hull, St. Joseph,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) June 26, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James Case, Marshfield,

Webster County; resignation as Dade County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) July 2, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John C. Smith, Kansas

City, Jackson County; resignation as notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) July 6, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland



commission to Judge Mordecai Oliver, Greene County

Criminal Court

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) July 8, 1889 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Judge Mordecai Oliver,

Springfield, Greene County; transmittal of payment for

commission

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) August 21,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Arthur C. Burris, Urbana,

Dallas County; resignation as Hickory County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) August 23,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John W. Harman,

Pickering, Nodaway County; resignation as Nodaway County

notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) November 11,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James S. Clarkson,

Columbia, Boone County; support for the governor inviting

President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland to the 1890 University

Science Centennial Celebration

1B/1/5 14 (51) 20 (13) November 12,

1889

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Representative Samuel G.

Kelly, Johnson County; resignation from the Missouri House



1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) February 1,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Arthur W. Ewing, Kansas

City, Jackson County; resignation as Jackson County notary

public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) February 6,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Harry C. Hart, Tishomingo,

Indian Territory (Oklahoma Territory); resignation as Iron

County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (12) March 11, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Attorney General John M.

Wood, Jefferson City, Cole County; legal opinion regarding

collector failing to perform official duty, dual employment as

county collector and bank cashier, Missouri Constitution

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (12) April 26, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: S. P. Briggs, Clay

Township, Ralls County; election of John N. Garth as Clay

Township committeeman

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) May 2, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: William G. Hall, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; acknowledgement of commission

to the state board of health

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) May 24, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: George Homan, St. Louis;

death of state board of health president, Major Gentry

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) July 7, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Anton Leiweke, Linn,

Osage County; resignation as Osage County notary public;

accepted by the governor on August 8th

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) July 7, 1890 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Anton Leiweke, Linn,

Osage County; resignation as Osage County notary public;

accepted by the governor on August 8th

(note: 2nd

letter sent

by author)

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) September 10,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Julius F. Rauch, St.

Charles, St. Charles County; requesting reappointment,

includes additional signatures

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) September 17,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Henry Angert, St. Charles,

St. Charles County; recommends Julius R. Rauch

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) September 29,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Dr. G. W. Coonce,

Columbia, Boone County; resignation as Boone County

notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) September 30,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. F. Jarvis, Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania; resignation as Saline County notary public



1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) November 3,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John C. Speckelmeyer,

Berger, Franklin County; resignation as Franklin County

notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (12) November 11,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: telegram, A. B. Price,

Glasgow, Howard County; lack of coal oil inspector in St.

Louis, inquiry whether Moberly coal oil inspector can inspect

coal oil shipped from Ohio to St. Louis

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) November 29,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: H. A. Evans, Camden, Ray

County; resignation as Ray County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) December 3,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John C. Turk, Kansas City,

Jackson County; resignation as Kansas City notary public;

relocated to Excelsior Springs, Clay County

1B/1/5 14 (51) 21 (13) December 20,

1890

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Falcon L. Weir, Joplin,

Jasper County; resignation as Newton County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) January 2, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: L. W. Putnam, Adrian,

Bates County; resignation as Bates County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) January 16,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: N. S. Conner and James W.

Silsby, Springfield, Greene County; recommends Dr. E. A.

Roberts

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) January 16,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: H. E. Headley and J. E.

Dunphy, Springfield, Greene County; recommends Dr. E. A.

Roberts

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) January 16,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: L. T. Watson, et al,

Springfield, Greene County; recommend Dr. E. A. Roberts;

also signed by John C. Day, T. S. Wilson, J. H. Paine, L. H.

Murray, S. T. Holland, and Samuel Woods

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) January 29,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Andrew Duggan, St. Louis;

resignation as Jackson County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) February 7,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John M. Wood, Jefferson

City, Cole County; decision of the Missouri Supreme Court;

interpretation of vacancy of office; appointment of local

official, incumbent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) February 10,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: D. W. Gibbons, Plattsburg,

Clinton County; resignation as Ray County notary public



1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) March 5, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Benjamin Butterworth,

World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Illinois;

appointment of Governor Francis to honorary and

corresponding member of the World’s Congress Auxiliary of

the World’s Columbian Exposition

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) March 16, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. H. Finks, Salisbury,

Chariton County; receipt of the governor’s letter dated March

13, 1891;recommends J. H. Philips for his current position

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) March 28, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. B. Latimer, Nevada,

Vernon County; transmittal of commission for correction,

payment for commission fee

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) April 20, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James S. Ensor, St. Louis;

resignation as St. Louis City notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) May 6, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: A. J. Hitt, Osborn, Clinton

County; resignation as Clinton County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) May 16, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Thomas C. Tibbels,

Sheridan, Worth County; resignation as Worth County notary

public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) May 19, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: F. W. Plass, St. Louis;

resignation as St. Louis City notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) May 23, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Garland Carr Broadhead,

Pleasant Hill, Cass County to Dr. Noble, Jefferson City, Cole

County; visiting for the next few days; will return to

Columbia by next Teusday

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) May 28, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Charles M. Hooey, Topeka,

Kansas; reply to the governor’s letter dated May 27, 1891,

transmittal of valuation placed upon “rolling stock” railroad

cars in Kansas

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) June 22, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: W. H. Clark, Bonne Terre,

St. Francois County; resignation as Franklin County notary

public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) July 1, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Julius Friedman, Point

Pleasant, New Madrid County; resignation as New Madrid




1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) July 6, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Lloyd Reeds, Eolia, Pike

County; resignation as Pike County notary public;

recommends Z. W. Moseby as replacement

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) July 22, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Dr. James C. McCown,

Poplar Bluff, Butler County; acceptance of the governor’s

appointment to the state board of agriculture

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 4, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: T. A. Son, Enon, Moniteau

County; resignation as Moniteau County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 9, 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James M. Ayers, Climax

Springs, Camden County; resignation as notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 13,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: C. F. Cochran, The St.

Joseph Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends

Peter Nugent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 13,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. Francis Smith, St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Peter Nugent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 16,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Stephen Crittenden

Woodson, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Peter

Nugent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 17,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: James Barrett, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; recommends Peter Nugent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 17,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Peter Nugent, Catholic

Tribune, St. Joseph, Buchanan County; requesting

appointment as St. Joseph coal oil inspector, transmittal of

letters of recommendation

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 21,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John Wright, Wrightville,

Dunklin County; recommends Professor Thomas Baird as

Dunklin County school commissioner

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 24,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: petition, citizens of

Dunklin County; recommends Professor Thomas Baird as

Dunklin County school commissioner

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) August 29,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Peter Nugent, St. Joseph,

Buchanan County; transmittal of $2.00 money order in

compliance with “Section 5028”



1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) October 30,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor William Jonathan

Northen, Atlanta, Georgia; transmittal of resolution by

Georgia General Assembly; deep water harbor at Savannah,

Georgia

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) November 10,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: petition, Commercial Club,

Kansas City, Jackson County to the Missouri General

Assembly; urges the legislature to support Georgia in the

efforts to create a deep water port in Savannah

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) November 10,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: resolution, adopted by the

National Farmer’s Congress, Sedalia, Missouri; calls for

Congress to appropriate funds to create a deep water port in

Savannah, Georgia (note: signed on another document sent

from Gov. W. J. Northen to Governor Francis, October 30,

1891)

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (12) November 20,

1891

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: William M. Miller, Kansas

City, Jackson County; transmittal of resolution for the

improvement of the Savannah Harbor

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Treasury Department of

Missouri, Office of the State Auditor, Jefferson City, Cole

County; notice of appropriation from the state treasury the

sum of $1000 to pay colored (original document language)

conductors and instructors of teacher institutes

1B/1/5 14 (51) 22 (13) 1891 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: petition, citizens of St.

Joseph, Buchanan County; recommends Peter Nugent

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) January 18,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Edwin R. Bowen, Red

Bird, Gasconade County; resignation as Gasconade County

notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 2,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: S. B. Carson, Ellsinore,

Carter County; resignation as Carter County notary public,

recommends Abram M. Casteel as Carter County notary

public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (12) February 2,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County; form letter to all circuit

clerks, request for days and terms of court in each circuit in

1891

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 4,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: George F. Longan, Sedalia,

Pettis County; recommends J. W. Burress



1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 4,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: W. B. Steele, Sedalia,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 5,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: John N. Dalby, Sedalia,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 8,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: William Reed Carradine,

St. Louis; resignation as notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (12) February 10,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Ernest C. McAffee,

Springfield, Greene County; legal opinion regarding

definition of establishment

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) February 11,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Charles E. Yeater, Sedalia,


1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) March 1, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: G. E. McDowell,

Kirksville, Adair County; resignation as Ozark County notary

public, requesting appointment for Adair County notary

public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) March 10, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: G. E. McDowell,

Kirksville, Adair County; transmittal of notary public

commission for cancellation by governor, requesting the

governor reconsider his appointment for Adair County

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (12) March 14, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: L. E. Wolfe, Jefferson City,

Cole County; inability to issue warrants for money collected

in fees from institute fees from colored teachers (original

language from letter); African American education, 1890s

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (12) March 14, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: L. E. Wolfe, Jefferson City,

Cole County; copy of Institute Law which requires

disbursement of fees collected by county treasurer from

colored teachers (original language from letter); African

American teachers, 1890s

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (12) March 21, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Governor David Rowland

Francis, Jefferson City, Cole County to the 36th

General

Assembly; requesting the legislature to provide for the

disbursement of funds to the conductors and instructors of

institutes for colored teachers (original language of letter);

African Americans, 1890s; African Americans education,

1890s



1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) May 4, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Representative H. B.

Fraser, Webb City, Jasper County; immediate resignation

from Missouri General Assembly

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) June 29, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. W. Busich; resignation as

Sullivan County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) July 11, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Gilbert Elliott, St. Louis;

resignation as St. Louis notary public, recommends C. W.

Fitch

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) August 6, 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. F. Rauch, St. Charles, St.

Charles County; request for reappointment

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) September 21,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: LeRoy Cardner, Wellston,

St. Louis County; resignation as St. Louis notary public,

requesting appointment for same in Ripley County

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) October 7,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: W. F. Holt, Newtown,

Sullivan County; resignation as Sullivan County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) October 20,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: D. Clinton Taylor, St.

Louis; resignation as St. Louis County notary public,

nomination as elector from the 10th

district

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) October 24,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Henry C. Riley, New

Madrid, New Madrid County; resignation as New Madrid


1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) November 5,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: William Jarrott,

Harrisonville, Cass County; resignation as Cass County

notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) November 24,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: A. M. Castell, Ellsinore,

Carter County; reply to the governor’s request asking for

resignation as notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) December 24,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: W. T. Hearne,

Independence, Jackson County; transmittal of old commission

as a member of the state board; receipt of new commission

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) December 26,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: D. A. Ely, Sublette, Adair

County; transmittal of old commission as a member of the

state board, receipt of new commission



1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) December 29,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: J. W. Emerson, Ironton,

Iron County; receipt of commission as member of the state

board

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) December 31,

1892

Correspondence—Miscellaneous: H. C. Jarrelman,

Chillicothe, Livingston County; receipt of commission to

unidentified board

1B/1/5 14 (51) 23 (13) 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Horatio F. Simrall, Liberty,

Clay County; resignation as Clay County notary public

1B/1/5 14 (51) 18 (12) 1892 Correspondence—Miscellaneous: Wilbur F. Tuttle, Jefferson

City, Cole County; transmittal of original copy of the

resolution introduced by Abram Neff of Saline County;

appropriation bill paying colored conductors and instructors

of teacher institutes (original language from the letter);

African American education, 1890s (note date assigned)

Documents

Missouri State Archives Finding Aid 3 · RECORDS OF GOVERNOR DAVID ROWLAND FRANCIS Missouri State Archives Page 4 of 495 Finding Aid 3.27 Stephens, Walter B., "David R. Francis,"