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-;r.p employed by t- lie itAssouri Pacific Rai 1-
iay Company an'"-' in such ti on c a i.i e to the City of Little 7 o in
1901. Subsequent to thin al at e "r. Krumm became C onne ct e r-1, with the
-sion and, Cold Storage Company and the O'Leary Produce
roc!�:`man CommiS CIT
Coic.pany.
Durin-c- the tii;ie "r. Krumm ,las euiployed bl- the 71,rockman
Commission an;d Col - Storage Company and the 011,_aary, Fro,-_-34uce Coi.,,pany.,
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s t u'-14. i e A' la.j at niht at the Ar",an--as La-,.) :school anu -,,,as a�'Imitted
Ke -e J n +1
to the bar in 12.26 anl was act 1 a n,,2: u. practice of law
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time he �ia_s appQint-_1--A' +o- 11. t1ia.
c- .7-10:c.�.� j �!cted ilayor, an" took office
at that date. From April 1 3 to 'U'_1 to of his leath "."r. Krumm
:iost efficiently conducted the office of t1ha City Clerk of the City
of Little Rock. is conduct with otiier public officials and with
his fellow men has been above reoroach.
"'r. Krumm was a miember of the local order of Eac,.les, a marri-
ber of the TionIS Club and u~inessmenls Association and
t I-, e Lutheran Church.
Mr. Krumm is survive(-' by his -aido,"J, .",*rs. '3race Rolf Kruqftm,
two brothers, Herbert Krumm of Tolona, Illinois, and ',Hill Krumm of
sidnajr) Illincis*
Strong of"'t)o-'.y, handsome in app-larance, and a snl3naid
a' clearly un-Jerstood, a. lanuaCe acceptable
,uality of i,,ic,�inE him'sell
to all, he impressed hi,,-.- oersonality f.-.voribly uon all .,;i`U1-_.
he car,-ie in contact, an"L -vjith Iiis hi,l irit: rite as a a nublic of.f
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cial, freedo,,-n Icroln Deceit in all his CLealinEs, loyalty and genero-
sity in his friendships, lbrouiat iiiiii rose attachments TI-jere
ti
iastin__ an. unv;=,v:3ring.
lalJver of great abi'__ _ . Kru,..:.i
ciation of tie dimity of his profession, and was ever :�i Ili
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contribute all that yeas in his power for tl_,e advancement of its Stan
lards.
Stu ai. ous in his habits 1r. Krumin was perhaps the best in-
formed clan in t t _t of ir::ansas on the integral workings of mun-
cipal corporations.
`r. Kruinm*s relationship vaith his ife and yditli each of hi
brothers, who survive hi�i, vvere affectionate to a most unusual degre,
and his untir;,ely death has br ou .ht a vieight of sorrow to each of thei
that vie all respectfully bo':a before and sincerely hope that the
passim gars yvill tend to alleviate.
Be it re.= olved, that in t 1 e deatl. of To.In L. Krumm, the
y o7e o its riost patriotic citizens; that
t one of its m ost honorable an 4 effi-
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member v+iio vdas ev -zr active, interest. , an obii_,ing in advancing the
nterest of the profession; t _ °e has lost a .:ind and af.
ti onate t;-Iat
ate brother; that tli s
cansiderate member of
i., e.�,tended to eac' o
his b
Er ea t
their
f 'b e ri I
- ot.ers h-.ve lost a dutiful anc. affecti
host of fr`_ :i:.v Lave lost a kindl T and
circle; and teat our heartfelt sympathy
in their great bereavei.ient.
Be it further resolved that this resolution be entered up
of this ^itv a,n --' that the actin_ 1'lerk of the
Ap1Droved: