St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-12-12

bring the Wyoming cattle nearer to
the st. Paul market than any other.
Daniel r. NoyeS was called for, and
in substance suggested that possibly
some one of the big lines might be
persuaded to undertake the building CT
the road in question, although in his
opinion, the present was a poor time to
think of railroad construction. He eX-
planned that he took a great personal
interest in the Black Hills country, and
had in former years done considerable
business with the citizens up there, al
though the relations had in some way
been broken off. He was glad he said,
even if the plans could not be made for
the building of the road in the near
future, to note that the foundation for
the construction and the resumption
of the business relations between South
Dakota and the Black Hills was being
substantially laid. He referred to hav-
ing heard the accounts of the resources
of the Black Hills recited in glowing
colors and was led to believe by what
was stated in the meeting that there
hand not been much exaggeration.
Claiming Seabury, Mayor Pratt, of
Minneapolis, and President Calder
wood, of of the Minneapolis CONNER
cial club, spoke briefly, as did also
Hon. S. E. Wilson and Fred 7. Evans
Jr., of Hot Springs, S. ID.
After an informal luncheon, at which
there were stories and impromptu
speeches, the members of the executive
committee met and elected the follow
ing officers: President, P. G. Winston,
Minneapolis; vice president, P. H. Kel-
ly, st. Paul; secretary, j. F. Calder
wood, Minneapolis.
The executive committee was reSoly-
ed into an advisory board with power
to collect and collate figures and facts
regarding the project under considera-
ton and will meet again at the call of
the president The following constitute
this committee:
Watertown, w. J. Keating; Lead, L.
P. Jenkins; Sturgis, William H. Daw-
C. H. Burke; Eureka, Lieut.. Gov. c. M.
Herriet; Blunt w. w. Waite; Custer
City, w. G. Porter; Hot Springs, Fred
T. Evans Jr.; Rapid CITY, John III R: R:
suPtoP g. Dagne M WeDs{sr 4 3sFvZ L
Donohue; Sioux Falls, Ray Williams;
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce,
c. A. Pillsbury; Minneapolis Jobbers'
city council, S. B. Loye; Minneapolis
board of trade, H. L. Crocker; Com
mercial club, Minneapolis, ]. F. Cal
derwood; st. Paul Commercial club, G.
W. Hall; St. Paul chamber OF com, com,
merce, E. w. Peet; st. Paul Jobbers'
Union, P. H. Kelly.
Following is the list of South Da-
kota Representatives present last night:
Gov Charles H. Sheldon, delegate at
large; Coe 1. Crawford, attorney gen.
eral; H. R. Horner, c. H. Burke, Henry
Karcher, J. F. NJ. March, L.
S. Bullard, C. e. DeLand. L.
H. Commit, L. B. Albright, Pierre;
w. A. Dawley, Sturgis; Fred T. A.
Evans Jr., S. E. Wilson, Hot Springs;
R. E. Murphy, William R.. Erwin, DR..
Fort Pierre; William selbie, B. P.
Buell. r. Wood, Custer CITY; W. W.
Waite, Blunt; ]. w. Arthur, l.. e.
LIE Voy, Webster; Oscar P. Kemp, W.
J. Keating, Watertown; S. w. Narre-
gang, Capt ]. H. Hauser, Hon. J. W.
Lawson, C. F. Easton, H. II. Sabin,
John Shehan, G. w. Seely, Aberdeen;
NJ J. Jarvis. H. D. Chamberlain,
Faulkton John r. Brennan, c. L.
Wood, James NJ. Woods, Rapid City.
The st. Paul men present were D. R.
Moves, George R. Finch, Robert a.
Kirk, Dudley Finch, Jesse Gregg, c.
W. Hall, Claiming Seabury, Edward
tenden, c. A Wallingford, George
Benz, Judge Grier M. Orr.
President ]. C. Calderwood, of the
Minneapolis Commercial club, and
Mayor Pratt were present. from Mime
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