Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-06

proved Mr. Mobiles popularity amonl
Dallas people, particularly employees o.
the Texas 4 Pacific working under him
was OF the most pronounced character
and the goodwill and friendship that all
bad for him was OF the most sincere kind
and the regret at his death Is deep and
universal.
MARsHALL's REVOLUTIONS.
Special TO tho Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx, Dec. IA meeting
OF the employees Of the Texas & Pacific
railway was called this evening at the
Marshall depot TO express their sentl-
meDts relative to tee death Of Col. George
Noble, general manager. Mr. Il A. Gar
vey, chief engineer, was elected chair-
man aud Mr.. w. ID. Little6eld, superin-
tendent OF telegraph, secretary. The fol-
lowing resolutions we're adopted;
Whereas the allwise and inscrutable
Providence has taken from us our general
manager, George Noble, and while sub
uniting TO the decree, we desire to ex-
press our sentiments respecting this, to
us, irreparable loss,
Therefore, we the employees Of the
Texas G Pacific Railway company at Mar
shall assembled, deeply deplofe the I'M.
timely death OF our esteemed general OIL
Ger, adviser and friend, VIII endeared
himself to Us all, regardless OF position,
by his uniform kindness and gentlemanly
department, and while our grief as en-
ployes is In Itself great, we appreciate
that the loss Of such an exemplary hus-
band and father TO his family is immeas-
urable.
The efore, we desire to convey to them
our deepest sympathy In this, their hour
Of great sillcto on.
Resolved, that these proceedings be
conveyed to the family OF our departed
friend and be published In the city
papers, the Dallas News, the Fort Worth
GAZETTE and the st. Louis Gl0be-Demo.
crat. Il. A. CARNEY.
w. ID. LITTLEFIKLD Secretary.
BIG sPRING's RESOLUTIONS.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX Dec. 5.-The news
OF the death Of General Manager George
Noble cast gloom over the entire com
muntty, the citizens generally feeling that
good man has been called home, and
railroad men that each has lost friend.
All Of the latter VINO were In town to-
day assembled at the courthouse to ex-
press In measure their regret Mr.. w.
II. Vaughan being chosen chairman. He
appointed a committee to draft resolu-
lions who submitted the following, which
were adopted;
Whereas our late ger eral manager,
George Noble, has been called from our
midst, and
VIII 'reas we, the employees of the Rio
Grande division of the Texas & Pacific |
railway, desiring to express our apprecia- |
ton Of his noble traits and kindnesses to- |
wards us,
solved, that as an all.wse Providence |
having seen tlt to take from US our gen.
era ! manager, we, the employees of the |
RIO Gtande division, while deeply de-
nloring his loss, feel that, Thy will, o |
God, no. ours be done.
Resolved, that Ia the death OF General |
Nozzle the employees have sus-
aimed great loss and the company
aithtul servant.
Resolved, that we extend to the widow
md children our sincere sympathy in this
heir great bereavement.
solved further, at copy OF these
esolutlons be forwarded to the afflicted
anlly and also published In Fort Worth,
Dallas and Big Springs papers.
X X. CARLIN,
A. ). DOUGLAS.
Il. L STYNER.
After the adoption If the resolutions
dr. Vaughan, in a touching speech, paid
glowing tribute to the departed mag
late, and ne was followed by others, all
peaking IN the greatest sincerity OF the
many good traits he possessed. All of
he company's buildings, shops, engines,
tic are druped, attesting the great re.
pect in which Col Noble was held by
liz subordinates.