The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-11-10

IN kho atAto AeNAtet anu ~ AHothef ttt8S was y
memeer Of The house ot representatives In
sAia city Ae waa president Of the Lumber Ex,
change fram laa 10 March 1854
THAN pHAx, --0heerviRs folks cay that the
lumber business attracts greater number Of
lArEs.Aisea mea than are found In any ether
business pursuit The slx Hooters Among Cat.
cAeo lambermeA are quite plenty and Mr..
Dean atAnda near the head, 20 u there 10 merit
In lega he viii ceFsainiy eiAlu u high place,
Mr., Dean has been an active man In the CAl,
cAgp mmeer trade Cor over twenty years.
Although y man Of great good nature, he AAa
teen rather the central aGure Upon the bear
aide OF the tumher market IN all tta iuaAl hat
Ties, For three terms he has servea a. preal.
dent % the Chicago Lumhermen's Exchange,
otAer yaara. when beara were Ia tho minority.
he has seemel Just as happy white submitting
90 existing conditions.
Ar, Dean aust 10 over atty years Of age,
but noh",iy knows, nobody dares to AK Itia
the ons thing that makes him mad.
born la Massachusetts, ha went 90 wisoon,
ata when a smAtt hoy. going from there to
California IN isNa while Mr., bean Ia rasariei
strong nan both mentally and ply stnaily, he
il the owner of three ANAL doKa. aud when
not occupied with business that commands
hts whole attention hs oaa no found caressing
one Of these hrutea with all the aF,lor of 4
freah lover
vs.. o= ss t.eseasas, the pre.ent treasurer
Of shs sawyer Goodman oompAAy. 10 native
Of fennayivAaiA, and came 20 Chicago aheat
the year isds, ilts arat business veatara was
with the arm Ut spAldiAg. HeasAtelinx q
JeAnsoa. which afterwards became the Ne.
nominee River Lumbes eompanY. tie re,
n'a,aed with thla oaacsra antii is7S when The
a ma N haA
Articles Of Incorporation were taken ON, In
tho Water of isosi. and the company trans
acss very heavy business. Mr.. Goodman Ia
quite young man bat eaIoya the entlre Goa
adenea os tho business community,
WILLIAM E. STRONG. -~ons Of the best known
this page. u General William u. strong. who
~ man OF robNAt ply sla us sad commanding
military Aapect, and a. Ia the very heisht n
vigorous maA haod. During tho war ot the 20
the uninn. and rose from n humble s.alion To
tho rank OF hfavet bfiEadter general, serving
-. ume a. Inspector general On ths stan %
thu mos et1eats Of The Army 81 the Tennessee
during that eventni ported. aud the honars
which came 70 him then have had many accas
ha feilows IN the avoea tlnns of poase. lilo 70.
manod In the afmy for about = year and .
adauaEtefu In Washington, u, a. In Issg he
enKRsed 10 lumber operations with The peahs
tap company. and wac elected lie soeratary
And treasurer. IN lFfa he vas promoted to Tho
position ~ president OF the COM pany. 81 chi.
eAso, rheS have a capital % ef,s1,eo, The
output OF their extensive mill 10 over ~ 0n ON
feet annually.
A. 4. CABrKsrnn,--A gentleman WIN has
been for many yeats y pillar % sss .a:aA=s
trade. and whose portrait We give herewith.
only reached the age Of sisty eight. Ito was
ssnEaE"d In the retail business In Monroe.
When he s" sss,., gS.ss, ,,s E,aa'na @
mi Ml. W. .. carrsnlar. lie thsn m"vsd 20
phsn.on si.arwaras ieia,ns u. eompaay.
In issts the nrm established lee hsaia uAr.
.ars 10 Ohlraso, % LoomIs and Twenty
second atreeta, and carried on an extensive
mile Al Msnominss, Mich. fhs eompaay was
uo IT, csrpsn,.s s,s ~ s s'.s pS.!s.ss
which position he has sinra retained. \. NJ
stephenson T. vice president 81 the eonesra,
duct 81 the NeReminee miiis lie about u. Dpo.0pD
feet % iumbsr, @,aea,eio shingles. and large
ss1S. % . 's.s sS4 Rsas;. tbs s,s:,:r pa"
Hos. 1noRaE ". Wars $50 In pu bil.hipH our
ooeaslonai Sketches % prominent busInsss
men IN ohinAga u ia Aiwa! . Aa1rce II pisas
career of those who have we'll earned that On.
yiabla prominence which 10 gained ny push
ssd ssr,srp.i.s and Integrity In this Issue o.
nsss II ons Of ChtcaEo's protHinsat hard
wood iumber dealers. the Hon, George
n, white. Mr.. White, not yet fprty
years old. IL gf the ieadin4 hard
wood lutB bar merchants In this country.
lie began the business early IN life ~ . buyer.
while thus engaged In travelling through thu
eountry he made the hard wood numbering
| business study, which gave him full aoHi,
potency for this management 81 bta avn busi
ness, which ha bsRsB 10 irfs. nv. White has
| the largest and The oldest hard weod yard IN
| tbs city.
His yards are located a. the corner Of Laks
| and Elisabeth streets, where he has n fFoHtsgs
| Ut EEs feet. Aside from this he owns fourteen
| spisndid buildings In the ely. from whish he
| gsts good rsntal, and a mAgBih espt residence
| on Washington boulevard. Ne 10 . large
| holder IN national task stocks, street rail-
| roads and other stocks Mr.. White - man
who takes sdssp interest In all matters ef Pub
| liz concern. lie 10 man Of strong eopvfe-
lions, an able and IN spthn sisstie speaker his
ABILITY makes him d leader Daring the last
sight years he has served - representative in
the legislature from the first senatorial DIS
| tSist.
q. H. FLtss is . good representative Of this
| sueeessfnt lumber dealers ot tbis city, Of
which thsye are not few. Mr., FtiBn caas ~
this city from bis native state, Matns. tis 80.
cured stupi0y msnt from ons Of the Wholesale
nTms. The dyst opportunity that presented
itsstf for NJ tiisn 90 80 Into bnstnsss fer
hlmseif WAS promptly taken aaysntass Of
Mr., fifBn today IL the hsad OF Que OF ths
leading lumber arms In the city.