Barnett bill raises salaries for Sedalia officials
Jefferson City May 2 The Barnett bill No 489 placing constables and justices of Sedalia on a salary was reconsidered this afternoon and passed by 75 to 35.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1899
Page
8
Jefferson City May 2 The Barnett bill No 489 placing constables and justices of Sedalia on a salary was reconsidered this afternoon and passed by 75 to 35.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway offers extremely low one way and round trip rates to various points. Round trip to Louisville and San Francisco on sale May 8–9 1899 with return within 15 days. San Francisco sale May 14–17 1899 with return by July 14 1899. Liberal stopovers allowed.
One fare for the round trip on sale May 9 10 and 11 good to return until May 12 1899. Annual meeting German Baptist Dunkards Roanoke Va One fare plus two dollars for the round trip on sale May 18 19 1899 good to return until June 23.
Notes from C B C report Miss Collie Graves of Oakwood Kansas returning to Central Business College to complete shorthand and typewriting. Mr Ornal Mize of Williamsburg Kansas entered the business department. E B Malow of Elmo Arkansas enrolled in the business department and Viola Ledoux in shorthand. J F Platner, previously at C B C, leaves for Atchison Kansas to join Missouri Pacific railroad. Sedalia acquaintances regret his departure.
A seventh division annu al convention will be held at the Midland hotel Kansas City on May 3 with about thirty delegates expected. Officers will be elected and two delegates chosen for the national association meeting in June. J F Catterlin of Sedalia is secretary and D E Barnes of Wichita is president.
A cemetery visitor reports that nearly all rose bushes were killed by the severe winter and many other shrubs are dead due to extreme cold.
An active trusted person is sought to work locally with a liberal salary guarantee and good chances for advancement. No capital is required. For full information address Shepp Company at 1031 1033 Chestnut St Phil a Penn.
Whipple offers seasoned wood and a fine assortment of soft coal. An elegant six room cottage with good barn and four rooms on the best residential portion of the city is available. Enquire 423 West Broadway.
Jacob Becker 60, longtime Missouri Pacific employee and Sedalia resident, died last evening at 6 o clock at his home 601 East Fifteenth after cramping during a work shift. He leaves a wife and two children, and was a member of the A Q O U W with $2000 life insurance. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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