The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-10


Thomas T.. Riycy rendered ~ rorYicFs as
mediator of the dispute. bat IVES assured
hat the .eartine interested would pr arss
60 reach satisfactory adjustment Win
out asetetan,e When the strike was de-
clgrpd. Sn May Z, Ar. kixey again en-
deavDfed "a have the differences batwesa
tho Transit Company And 20 empsopes ar
hitrHted, but wae answered by the OF
fctrs Of the company that an there was
no dispute between u and Ito tthcnl pres
unt employees, u had nothing 10 aFhitrata.
citizens committee composed Of prurn-
inent business men wns formed for the
purpose % uaectinE n reitlernent Of the
di4orvneea between the TRANSIT company
surrced Approximately 900 street car
employees were engaged ia this sirfhes
which continued for a considerable tInao.
Ths rNs sso's,rsnp snp rrsSn hrs,rS1oT ng s
laws. The general public ip concerned In
all disputes between employers and their
employees and this is especially true whore
the employer ia engaged In conducting =
public utility the Interruption OF which
lntrrfercH with the pleasure convenienes
or material interests of the public. Ina
cuncenEuH Of Intelligent public sentiment
fsvora the seftiemsHt OF hii such Disputes
between employers and their employees by
arbitration. Many uf the states npw havo
arbitration boards whose efforts appear
to result very satisfactorily TO all con-
ccrned
Your attention iH respectfully directed
V thlH HleIecj win INC eonnaent nshe.
itH Importance merits
BOARD OF EMBALMING.
Commencing with the May meeting,
istG % the State Board of EmbalnfinE, i2
Licenses have bsen granted undertakrTa 70
practice the arr Of prnbalmtng. and 70 this
date there are altogether in the siats az
cmbalmerS Of good standing.
In the mouth " lnnuafT, ihsd the
Hath. and after comforting and tnveati-
eating the probable advantages that
cooperation Of the two boards would bs
70 the Eood OF the public health. they
ugrCCd 20 a joint shipping pastcr and
adopted the rules Of the State Board %
Health ana tho American Association OF
General haEeaEe Agents for the trana-
portntion ot the dead.
BOARD on EXAMINERS or BAR
HERS.
During the Forticth General Assembly
you created by enactment a Board q Ex-
AuiiuCgH for lsrhvra, and In accoTdRnss
herewith ] appointed three representa-
tive harbcrr members OF that board. who
date until January ], 1909. there were ls-
sued in ST Louis kansas city and ~.
Jgseph go licenses and from January !.
1907 20 De cmbgr J. 1890. there were ls-
sued iu said gitirs 2ius licenses
PAN-AuEHtCAN EXPOSITION.
Without any express authority o: law
luf 40 the request Of the MANAGEMENT Of
thD PansAsacriCan Exposition, 90 be hela
ar HANAlNf ~ L. ~ iHls 1 nave anlNtAt-
rd a number of gentlemen ana ladies TO
serve as commissioners to prepare and
arrange au rzhlbit OF the resources OF
Missouri az turh exposition. The COM
uiisaiuucrB thub designated at once or
ruulz,d by the election of Hon. Alex. q.
Cochran n So LOUIS as president. Chas.
W. Green, - lronknold as yicc-prestdent;
! Robert NJ. Nufi uf 81. Louis, aN secretary.
ard Nm. q Thompson u St Lnuir as
treasurer FtcuucuI meetings were held
duflnE Tho summer and kept advised Of
the prurrtHs Of the work Though with
out dollar of appropriation the commits"
siuu'Ta have HY'lrrtel large and splen-
did yEhibit 1f the agricultural and horti-
'i'urai T,s.;sTsss C.: @.=-saT! and have ~
| process % collection many exhibits OF
mines. manufactures, live stock. cducA~
Jiunll facilitlcf, arts and sciences, etc.
I therefore recommend an appropriation
| Tor that pur"u-r The fan-Amcfienn a.z-
| position should be especially utilised by
Missouri ~ an advance agent OF our
Worlds f1ir "t iSG. and Il would not
rnion-to make poor OF beggur'y show
/ ing before the nations Of the earth that
VII have representatives ht buffalo
Recon- ndntions for Monuments.
Recommendations arc made for provi-
the memory ot Judge William Scott. Of
tho supreme court, and 10 Governors Nc
Woitg.lsE. issssss srkaUls,AxA run.
CHASE EXPOSITION.
| The centennial Of the acquisition Of the
/ Louisiana Territory will occur In isca. IL
| y not only proper, but incumbent upon
: the states and territories within that ex-
/ tcnsive and rcsourcvfui arcE, to com-
| incmoTnie 20 great an event. ~ the re-
| quest OF the CitiEgHs ~ Sc. Louis I called
| a Convention on January 10, lssp. Of ueis-
| gates from the Louisiana states and ter
| riiories to consider such a celebration.
| 2 he Convention was composed Of repre-
| sentative citizens from thirteen OF the
| states and Two Territories and after tive
| days dcilOcrati0n u decided tina, moth
/ lnE lees than uu International exposition,
/ faHtorrd BY the Federal Government and
participated In by all OF It's states and pos
| sessions. as we'll as by every civilized
/ country uf the globe. would ntly mark
1 the completion Of century 30 important,
| not only IN the history of the United
| States but OF civilization and society,
| That Convention realizing that Missouri
/ ia the most pupui0us and the wealthiest
| State IN the purchase and that 81 Louis
| Ia the largest and most accessible city,
| selected that metropolis as the location Of
| the Exposition
| Your prcdeUrgsors the Fortielh General
| Assembly. re""Erinrd the significance Of
| the celebration aud the magnitude of the
| enterprise. ny submitting TO tho people OF
| the state q constitutional amendment au-
/ thuri2iug the city Of ~. Louis to increase
| its bonded ashi " the sum OF ss.ooo.e0o In
| aid OF Tho exposition, and also q eonsti-
| Crnl Assembly TO appropriate 81, ,U1 600 out
| ot thr interest ana sinking fund TO defray
/ Aht fAif'hef OF state Nhnlntt ut tho
| aforesaid Exposition. These amendments
| were not only carried by substantial ma
| luriticH, but were approved by the people
Of the stale IN a spirit which indicated
that their patriotic impulses and their state
| pride were thoroughly enlisted towards
| making the exposition a credit to the
/ commonwealth, and commensurate in cv-
! cry respect with an accomplishment
which has contributed moro than any
other event in Our history since the for
nation Of tho government towards It's
| perpetuity. II lH an honor 10 Missouri TO
have such AN exposition located within
| her borders. The people Of II Louis with
commends9le liberail,y and enterprise,
have raised by private subscription a fund
uf b.uD.gp for the Incorporation Of q
Louisiana Purchase Exposition company.
! Furthermore the federal government has
through the almost unanimous vote OF
beth Houses of Congress-. approved by tho
| President, recognized the exposition and
pledged aid thereto ~ the sum Of s., COO 0o1.
! lnyitauuns will be extended by the ad-
minlatratiun OF Washington to all the ma
lions OF the world to participate In tho
exposition. AMI during ita continuance
the rulers OF monnrchies, the presidents
nf our sister Republics, and alt who ara
eminent ~ art, science and philanihrophy
| viii doubtless be entertained as guests OF
the United stsiea, OF Missouri, and Of a..
L1uiH.
The people Of ST. Louis planned this ex-
position on great scale. having decided
that Sis.Qop,u0g must be secured before the
e"rporati7n shall be formed or the sits
10 provide siao0o. 0oQ Of the tis 94ooe0 they
have certainly assumed their share OF the
burden, aa none OF that sl0,0DAeo Will be
procured or expected from 9ny people OF
/ Missouri ouLsiac OF the city Of 1t Louis
Furthermore as st. Louis pays abcut t1o-
hfghs uf the state taxes. II will contribute
two.hfths OF the ono milton voted by the
people for the state exhibit. I am sure
therefore, that you viii be prompt TO ear.
~ out tho wishes Of the people rs ex-
pressed at the polls and follow theft
Instructions by appfUprIating 81 90. 0so
during the early days Of the session.
Ench House Of the last General ASSEM-
bly, had a Louisiana Purchase Exposition
committee, and ! take II for granted IiKo
committees wiz be appointed by the
..reHant assembly, aa additional iegisle-
ZION may be required By the Exposition
company In cnndemntns land for site.
IN poiicclng the grounds. and in making
them easily accessible from intetlcr t4rtA
OF the state. aa well as from every rec
tion OF the city OF 81. ioslia
The various sleInoysnRry snstitu-
tions receive liberal recognition, their
maintenance and the care of the In
mates urged.
The governor believes that the cali
ing OF u constitutional conventI IN
meriss the serious consideration of