davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
Notice Of Annual School Election,

Notice is hereby given TO the quail.
fed voters Of School Di.ttic. No. p,
(Cily Of larmingtuu), township SO,
range 3 east, county Of st. Francois,
Stale Of Missouri that the annual
school election Of said district will bt
held ~ the Public School House in the
city Of Pennington, on Tuesday, April
Sd, 1900, commencing at O'Clock
o. M, aud closing a SHUTDOWN, aud
among other things specified by law.
the following propositions viii be voted
upon
i.l Two directors, to serve three
years each.
"a. 10 increase the school tax 90
cents on the 500 valuation for pur
chase Of property aud building pur.
poses, as follows:
Sd. Authorizing tho School Board
Of said district to purchase lot lying
south Of aud adjoining present school
property, completing the block. the
purchase prIco to be one hundred dol
lars.
4th. Authorizing the School Board to
purchase \ lot aud to build thereon n
school building for the use Of the col.
nrcd school, al n cost not to exceed
$1,000 ior lot aud building.
By order Of the Boatd.
j. NJ. kARsCu, Scc'y.
Pennington, Mo, March Ii, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
Produce Market.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Thomas Baylsy. single ana an.
married. man cot ihr Clty Il ~. Louis. state
~ Missouri, BY hls certain deed OF trust.
dated the 18th day uf December lsJ5. aul
recorded IN the Recorder pfi~euG 81. fran.
cots county. Missouri, ~ book sc. o.. az pt 20
40, conveyed o. the undersigned John D.
bury OF h0 city ~ ste. t,nueYiryp. In tine
county ni ste. bguuyigye, ana state Of Mis.
souri,, all hls right. tltlc. Interest and cstu,e e.
IN and 10 tie following dvscr.lted real estate,
situated 30 the county 90 So Francois, and
STATE 81 Missouri. 20 wit
The northwest fractional quarter Bf sec
tlpu one a., township thirty seven $50 ,
range four ~ east. eertninluV one hundred
ana thirty three aul a. TOO acres. subject
however, Co q nrsf decd % trust oi even
date with the deed OF trust above rsirrrr,i
%. given 80 secure two notes nRErcgattnR
s. .snI.Ul.
Which said conveyance was made tn trust
% secure the Iyuient Of fnur certain PROM
issury notes iu s1id decd Of trust Grfcribru
ana whereas said notes have tfgguulp due and
remain unpaid, now therefore, in accord.
Hnc" With the provisions OF said decd OF
trust, ana nt the request OF the legal holder
ut said notes I will proceed to sell thrub 5vr
described ruai estate 90 the south front door
OF the Court House, IN %" CITY % FaIm
lngtOn, IN the county Df 81. Francois state
aforesaid, Co the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction. on
Saturday, the 2lsi day Of April, 1900,
between the hours ofniue % 'clor. 90 the for
uupnnn i've 'Ci1ck IN thCuttcTHoon uftAlt
Gay. 90 sat Wy said notes, together with the
cost and expense Of executing thls trust.
john l.. BOGY. Trustee.
Dated 'li5 18Th day of March, lgJl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
SotiCe-EIRctI0R, City Of faInIngtoR

Notice is hereby given that an cleo.
ton will be held in tho city Of Farm.
ington on Tuesday, the Sd day of April,
1900, in the wards OF sail city, for the
purpose Of elccIing Il City Collector,
for the term Of two years, and one Al
dcrman for each ward, for term Of
two years each.
The election Tor First ward will be
held at the Mayors Office; for Second
ward, 81 the Court House; for Third
ward, at Adam sehmitt's wagon shop;
for Fourth ward, at Mauley's shoe
store. Polls to be opened aud closed
as the law directs. Given under my
hand this l4th day of March, 1900.
GEogGE NJ. Wilson, Mayor.
Attest: SAINT. l.. AsBERY, Clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
To Voters Of Pennington School District.

Two propositions sFe to be submit.
led to the voters Of this school dis;rie.
next Tuesday which nre Of suilicien,
Importance 10 engage lhcIr thoughtful
attention.
ist. Tic purchase 81 strip uf
ground, about sky feet wide or more,
running tho whole length of the block,
and indeed a part Of Il, 90 which the
school buildings now stand. THIS
strip Of ground Is large enough 20 10
used rs residence lot, or for Undue.
trial purposes, either Of which wouid
greatly Inconvenience tbe school. II
is offered the district for the very roa.
souable sum Of ono hundred dnIiafs.
Its purchase would gi,c The district
ownership Of the entire square, bound.
cd on each side by a good, Lroad
street, aud preclude the possibIliiy Of
other buildings being erected so near
Il as 10 be In is way. Il Is hoped
that the district vii! avail Itself 10
maa, next Tuesday, Of this opporu.
uily, "a II hay be Us last chance.
81, The purchase Of lot and the
building Of a house thereon for tic
colorcd school The Importance Of
this proposition Is manifest In the ilct
that the district has for Years been
paying rent for building In which II
couduct this school, until an amount
far greater than Is required to pur.
chase u lot and build house has been
expended. As 70 i-, too, the only house /
available Tor this school, und1r the /
present circumstances, {, 50 near the |
white school that there i occasional I
friclIpn between the two scis u schol. /
ats. Nor Is this O MISTER OF as,uui,h. |
mcBt when the almost nccrrrlaled /
lInuiug aud crowding Of the two sels
II scholars, going To aud returning
from school on the same side walk,
are considered. Il isio the interest If
both schools that they be more remote
from each other.
Ihr amount ipr purchase Of 10, and
building house Is not To exceed twelve
bundled dollars. The umount en-.
bTacrd in the two propositions * only
thirteen hundred dollars, aud Increase,
The tax only twenty cents pu he hun.
bred dollars, aud tha, only for one
year. It is believed that the di,,rir,
viii vote for both propositions almost
as q unit.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
Library Noilcc.


The books Of tho Travelling Library
are free to every resident of the Town.
Zach book may be kept out Two weeks
but MUST be returned at thai iinic.
zinc Is due for each day beyond unlcs;
tho book h renewed. The person tc
w',oHl the book Is charged Is responai.
biei or Il until II is frlafHnd. Should
II be LOANED aud kept beyond the limit,
the one taking II Oh; 10 llable for the
line. beusnse ihc book wss not returned
10 The librarian, who would make Tbs
proper ens1ies. No Que asaIsss whom
"a unpaid iine - due can baye book.
The librarian l. expected 10 observe
strictly the library rules.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Miami, S,,,,r 81 ,l,.t,,,,,,,..
-. ,..
I,o,rI.r, ,,,,,cJ -,tw n vo,.r..
G,ra.o ..c.;,, I,,,,l I'D, EirNr,,,
,,-.,-., .r....,,,
An lioJs ~, .,cl. 81, n.,. a.
S,,,,,,,.
Northern seed ruta,oe, at Gt,ni
Leader.
Huber & Iubn.op Will ,pprcci.,r
your patronage.
Mr.. John ". Sebastian L,s fine
EulI Calf for sale.
Watches. new stock ard lowest
prices, at TcrIc,'s.
Fresh gardcu seed in packages of
bulk a, Klein * Bros,
For seed pulalpcs, hay, oats anil feed
so to Cole Il Nixon.
rJ,,,, I.oo., fin, IT,. o.. 49,, ...
was ia town Muuday.
N,s u ror,,o ,i.i,.d ,,io,I. e.
VrcJc,icL,o,., I,., ,o,l
vr..b Linn c,lc. anil i,,,Il,s Ia,
,ccciycJ a, u.Einno,s.
sail a, Tho Grand Io,Jcr
FOR held seeds 90 to Cole " Nixon
Inc Ca'endiSh CLUB meets with Miss
ha'o brahah Sa'ufda! afternoon.
worcester Corset, the best corset
made' Tor sale Ol Davis * Sprolt.
Klein & Bro's. Iipc Of s,aplc and
fancy groceries Is the largest IN town.
Born. To the wife of I,crl Smith. a,
bloomfield, March goth. danch,or.
Good line Of ak pi,abIe for waists
or trimmings AT Misses Vvllaib g. Carrie.
tons.
l,uy YOUR Clo,binU. Dry Coo,,- Hats
Shoes aud Groceries from Davis &
sprou.
judge ". S. Harry was In ,ovn
Monday, for the first time for alou, Gin
months.
p
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
caaloa

Beware Of cheap coal oil. Burn
only the best. hoy Eapion, The fam.
iiy safety oil. M baa olor, 40 smoky
chimHcys. no charrcd wicks. Eupioa
Is the best coal oil made, and is sold
by The following dealers ONLY in Farm
ington: Klein bros. Cole 6 Nixon.
A. l.. Oricn and Davis & sptolt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.

t.-,,.-,
| l''d "r'td went to ST. Louis Thurs.
"'
| ','.'' b'''"e '''i'ci 81 Louis last
N'h'n!.
''. y. J., Eaton Of IroudaIc was In
"'''''''N '''' tuesday
VIM. ShoI'on spau, Sunday with hi,
''' >" '''" 'o"".''
~. M't'riA"d l. visiting 10 Bis
marc" i'r L" days.
H. N''i'fm'n "ni sam be1rd will
s''i' array teams h''r 10 The near i"'urn
! Miss Gillian has bncl III, gu"., Of
Mis-. "oci'z' her sister, several days.
| \ citss Of pupil, hnrc r. taking l,,.
sou- under o comvclru, violin Instruct
or bow.
j. II McCurwirh Il the Cedar Cfuh
farm. va, u E,,marrk Saturday on
uu.i1rs,
Mr.. Clarence Wrb,or FIN p,y,r o,.
tend Il IIrr clNro carnival here Thurs.
day c'rdng
Dayc Buu,r II vr.f.'l m l,.
been cWployrl q. salesman In ~ D.
Iiwlrl's store.
u. +. Horton and hmily NJ poSn,
hove boon visiting relative. her, far
several DAYS.
CRYSTAL Ci,. ,tc ,l,.. ,n,,, -, u',,
Mao. l,,,r., s,,.,oI,, -, ....,. '''''
~ -
-. ',''.! w" " w WI merry '''!
BY, w., ,,,,,,'" ..,' ,' wv va. ]" ''n
-, "'
- ~, ,.'''' -, VI '".''S was ""'"'uea
..'.. 900, ., "" .. y! - ''''N ''o'h An
- ','' .i'''- ""'"''' "''c us
"
- 90 49, """.' WHO - "''ohd'n@
~. =, ~, ~ ~ ,'',' '""' '''Ac up 'he
-. ~, -. Wv" w ''''' "'' P'''"'''
."'''''
"nn''e H"h little child died al
"ra"'c '"y H. and was brought
here aud taken 80 the Edison cemetery
,i,,.,,l ~ -,
- 49, -. .,"' l'"s ",''''," " negro
IT," -. ','', 80 80, "'"''u !" '''n'oh on
IT -, - o'' ''''. "I ''""'o' mar
-, '''' 80 " """ 'o'" 'H''g' OF the
'n,h anu FRANK Yates Of Belgrade
were here last week. John was the
-. - y, - """ ,'"""
,I IL, ~ ~, "'' s'"''"'''W' James
~ ming "V"' "e's'"ao
MeSs's. ueo' Mcfarland, H. c,
" a'.cn' h''' dohn WOOD Isaac Smith
""u nomas LEMON prominent eli
1'"s VI " aSh'ns on county, were trans
"'''"S ousiuesS IN bisniaFcS last week
James Powers, aged 60 years. died |
on tue z's'' ai'er a lingering Illness of
ss'c'ai months. The funeral was con-
"ao'ea uoM inc catholic chnreh tthis |
l''ee .! f"'her rooney aud the re-
Ha,"N were 'a@en 10 Iron Mountain
1"u n''ofteu'
MIss Emma Long, formerly Of ,M. |
place but for several months pas, n
of Flat River, died At the latter
place last Sunday morning Of pneu.
moria. Miss Long wa. a highly cs.
teemrd lady. and Tho pew. NJ bcr ,lon,h
came as shock 10 large number OF
Mi.. Ami, s,r,,,., ,,r,,..,.. 80.
,,.na - - .'.o'"s 80, 'v''pe''s % ,nN
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
rxrErslnn Rnier.

TRANS. MISSISSIPPI COMMERCIAL con.
uREss At HOUSTON, TEXAS,
April 18th 10 2lst, l9O0.--For the
above occasion The st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Company
will sell ruund trip tickets at rate Of
one fare for the round trips tickets on
sale April 18th and l4th, good TO re-
turn "a days irou date Of sale.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

The Bonne Tcrro & Mississippi Rail.
road trains pass Rock Springs going
north ut I:j4 .. III, ~ :Ss p. M. , and
AsOs y. m going south al li.45
Il. M, $3.50 p. m, aud g:10 y. IN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
ASyrAL MEETING coSFEpERArE vET.
EgANS,

Louisville, Ky, May 30 to juno 8.
1900.---foe above named meeting, The
81. L., |. N. q $. Ky. Co. win soil
tickets at greatly reduced rales. Tick
cts win be on sale Mag 2sth, 2s,h and
29th, good 10 return up 20 June 9th,
1900. FOR iuther Information wfisa
or arply 10 tho undersigned.
y. 4. PAEgrn, Agent.
Del.asxus. Mo,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
100 alnIes Wanted.

The undersigned wan, 10 buy 100
mules, u TO ii'i hands high, from 5
TO years old. Highest market prices
paid. win be at Pennington, No,
on Monday, April ?, 1900. bring In
your mules. SwINK & IiUuLEr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Do not wash your hands and face with a common
laundry soap, or if you do, don't complain when you
find them rough hard and chapped Ordinary laundry
soaps are good for scbbng floors but not for the skim
Ivory Soap makes creamy ather that rnses easily and
takes the dirt with it. The natural oil of the skin
washed with Ivory Soap is not removed, and the skin is
left soft and smooth
1T FLOATS.
4rssS,r d-aoura cueSsu
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
ASSuAL NETTING SOUTHERN aArrnTs

SNp AA1aAiAAA NFRh SNAAtAF
Al Hot Springs. Arkansas, May 10Th
TO 18th, 1900. For above meeting
tickets will be sold on May 9Th 10 nth,
inclusive, good TO return 10 days from
date of sale, a, rate Of one fare for The
round trip.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
All kinds Of canned goods and dtict
and evapordled fruits at Klein s. Bros

The celebrated Schubert symphony
Club and Lady Quariclic Company Of
Chicago, will give one Of their delight.
fol entertainments at The Opera House
IN farEliuglou on ThGrsday evening,
April 9th. This company gives a pro.
gram of The greatest variety, consisting
If lady quarleltes, mandolin AMI guitar
club, STING, violin aud vocal solos.
amusing readings. In the Sehubcrt's
We will get musical entertainment
that i enjoyable from lIrsi TO lasI--uol
a long dull classical affair, but a bright
interesting program Of musie's choicest
gems.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
IIInmiInnnlllIinillnliiinlnuInulIEl

EIiIiiiiIiITillIIlliIiiiHllllii,iiillinlHtiIIE
z ANNOUNCEMENTS :
= Primary Election, JHne .. 1900. :
ts''hiiilhnnnlrullBH,liiliHlluUiilIiE
For REPRESENTATIVE.
I'VE arr authorized to announce
w wM H. YuJNg.
a. candidate TOT Representative Of );
Francois county tn the furIy 'I1t uenerai
Assembly. subject &c the U0m!7atioH OF the
Democratic party.
WYE arr authorized 20 announce
W joins l.. BRADLEY
a. q candidate Tor reelection as Represent
atlye OF 81. Francois county 20 the Forty.
1rst Gearynl Assembly, suffice, - the nom.
inn,ion Of the democratic party.
FOR COLLECTOR.
NXTE arc authorized 10 announce
w JOIlS MuRnlLL
as candidate for Collector Of tho Revenue
81 -. Francois county. suffice, TO the nom.
nation ~ the Democratic rarity.
WYE are authorized 70 announce
" FRANk RICHARDSON
as candidate Tor Collector ~ the Ilavcnu.
ct ST. Francois county, subject 20 the nom.
inailnu ~ the Democratic party.
WYE are authorized 10 announce
W suELT 7. uugS
as @ candidate for Collector % the Uryenur
OF II. fmncuis county. subject 90 the nom.
inaiion Of the democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Union meeting OF Young Peoples
Societies nj NJ. T. Church, Sunday
evening" ri ego. Arthur lawson,
leader Toplc--Alwsys Ready. Les.
son, Lake 81 1885, " 1910. Ev.
cry body IS invited
Wall paper la alt the latest styles at
the Grand Leader.
There Uil be deolsmaiory contest
between Marvin Collegiate Institute Of
Frederlcktowu aud Carleton College At
the latter place on April o. The sub
{ ject to be debated il, "I.csolvcd that
the Philippines should be held as per
naueAt possessions "
Handsome line OF pulley belts at
Misses vuIlaih q Cartoons.
Rev W u. Mays, presiding elder Of
the Eamingrun district, will preach 10
the Methodist church, South, next sun
day, April lN, al II O'Clock q. m,
and at 80 O'Clock p. M. Tho sac
ramcut Of the Lord's supper will be
administered after the moruing sermon.
Northern seed corn aud garden seed
at the Grand Leader.
nr !. j. Martin viii deliver q ten.
pcrancc lecture nj the NJ T.. Church
tits (rhufsday) evening nj 8 O'Clock
Admission loo. This lecture was tu
have been given two weeks agn, bat
was postponed on account VI iucicui.
cut weather. DO uo, fail to hear hun,
Tor tt will be entertaining aud helpful
See the fresh line Of .pring good,
aud samples al II. iuucruicht's.
The merchant tailoring business Of
the late Frank Giersc will be continued
by his son, Charles Giersc. ~ ho solicit, !
a continuance OF the patronage Of hi |
fathers old customers aud the public I.
generally. lie bas q fun line uf the /
latest patterns Of spriug aud summer I
goods, lirsi-class cutter and filter, |
aud guarantees satisfaction IN every /
particular. Call aud see linn
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Handsome line OF pulley belts at
Misses Eullath q Cartoons.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29
Pennington Times
COUNTY OFFICERS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Wauted---5c lumber scssas. Cash
paid every load.
FsEpEmcxTowx LuNBsH Co.,
fFcdotlektcwp, BIO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Wall paper Ia all the latest styles a
the Grand Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Northern seed corn aud garden seed
at the Grand Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Sam Cater, who studied law IN
Pennington and h1, many friends here.
= IS % candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
. f Wayne county sam }. our - the
brightest young lawyers ol Southeast
Missouri, and give, prpmia. Of m4aing
liz narS 10 the legal profession
WAYNE county wouii d. Well To cleo,
him Prosecuting Aliorury
IIiuc'- preserve, and JrIIics aud all
kinds Of ldsa'p, at \. l.. uuru'e
At the ". I. Church Conttrauc, NJ
Kansas City, which closed Muulty.
llcy. Il. y. H1ll was appointed prrsj /.
iug elder Of the Pennington disIrirl
Rev. Dr !. j. Martin, Fafmingtou:
Rev. II. J Barurs, 5ismarcA; kc,.
Leo Howard, ltunur Trrrc; Rev, 4
y. BuTfcss, nac Run; Rev. :. T.
Maxwell, Flat River; Rev. j. ). Mar
ccle, Carleton College.
$1,000 will buy j-drawcr sewing
machine, fully warranted, at TetI-y' r.
The Nashville Students PLAYED them
annual engagement ct the Opera House
last Friday night The present com.
pany is travelling on the reputation Tot
Zinc singing made by the original stu.
dents, and unless a very material change
Is made, slim houses should greet them
every place. The jokes were stale aud
poiuilcss, the singing was bad aud the
dancing very poor. Taken altogether
Il was the universal verdict that Il was
one Of tue worst shows ever presented
at the Opera House.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

See the fresh liuc Of .pring good,
aud samples al II. irnucruicht's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

Where can you inv, st money morn
probably than hy buying II bottle Of
Ptickly Ash niticrs? You get four for
one, Il kidney medicine, liver tonic,
stomach streug,hcncr and bowel cleans
or. Four mcdi cincs for 81. Sold by
Z. Z. MeCormick Ding 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
COUNTY BOARD MATTERS.

Samuel c. Sudberry, road supervisor
of the seventh district, appeared before
the board OF county commissioners to-
day upon a citation requiring him to
show cause why he should not be re-
moved for alleged neglect OF duty. A
week ago Jared Peck and ten other
residents Of Brighton ward petitioned
the board for Mr.. Sudberry's removal
and at the same time requested that
Robert Hazen. Jr,, be appointed In his
stead Petitioners complained Of the
had condition Of the roads and that
that for the past two years the poll tax
had not been worked. neither had an
appropriation OF $500 been spent In i'm
or ing the district. Mr.. SudberTy
proved there had been no appropria-
tion since his appointment and said
there were only about ten people pay
ing pOll tax In his district on mo-
ton Of Rawlins the petition was denied
Secretary Wright OF the State board
Of horticulture notified the board that
County Fruit Tree Inspector Sorenson
Lad pat In seventeen days work during
the months Of December, 1899 and Jan
vary. 1900, for which ne was entitled
TO pay, Mr.. Wright also stated that
there win be need FOR Mr. Sorenson's
services portion Of next month. Filed.
a communication was received from
the county clerk OF Tooele, demanding
one half OF the county tax collected
upon 5000 head Of sheep horses, camps,
etc. Referred TO county treasurer.
County Treasurer Lynch notified the
board Of The appointment OF c. J.. Han
naman AMI j y. Esllnger as collectors
OF DELINQUENT personal taxes for 1929.
On motion Of Whitaker the appointees
were confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
RAILROAD NOTES.

T.. b. Burns has been appointed chief
engineer OF the lines Of the Santa Fe's
California system.
Hon. lie Grand Young. general attor
ney for the Union Pacific, left here last
night for Omaha.
A number Of Sal, Lake railroad Off
Gals are in attendance upon the meet
ing In San Francisco.
The City Council committees on
streets and municipal laws met tonight
to wind up hearings upon the Union
depot matter preparatory to submitting
a report tomorrow night.
Engineers and fremen on the Union
Pacific are to get better pay, a salts
factory agreement to that end having
been reached between the company ana
the men.
NJ Il. ingalls,, president Of the Ches-
apeake & Ohio railroad, announced to-
day that on February 1 next he will
retire from that Office and that be will
be succeeded by George w. Stevens at
present genetal manager Of the road.
Mrs. Alex MacLarty. wife Of Rate
Clerk MacLarty Of the Short Line
freight department died yesterday
morning, after an Illness Of but a few
days, which first began IN a severe cold
and then turned to congestion Of the
lungs. The remains will be taken 90
Omaha this evening for lnierment. Mr.
MacLarty and Mr. and Mrs. John
CTuick shank win accompany them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
INFORMATION WANTED.

Elders Nephi Williams and L. C. Lea.
witt who are laboring as missionaries
In Arkansas, desire the News" to print
the following
Mrs. Linda White Make, OF johnson
20, Washington county, Arkansas. de-
sires 10 learn the whereabouts Of her
brother William White. or OF any OF his
family. MI. White was born near shilo
Church, Washington county. Arkansas.
HIS fathers name was Phllamon White.
william left home about thlrty-nve
years ago and came out west. presume
oly TO Utah. Any information regard
ing him or his family. will be gladly
received by his sister.
MRS. LINDA WHITE MAKE.
johnson 2. O., Washington Co, Ark.