The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-03-06
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hmatter carefully, with the result
THAT the committee unanimously de-
cided on reporting the bill out with
/ its recommendation to pass. The
measure went on to general orders
Eof the house. during the latter por
ton of the week, and at this writ
sing nlis believed that it will have
very 1ittle trouble to pass both
Houses 2 Az.
Mr.. Nichols, by the way, isan
fold friigHntdi1 Of II Station Agent j. a.
Jones Of North Redwood, and re-
members Mr.. Jones when he sold
popcorn on the streets of Pipestone,
and has watched the popular agent
IsWerk Hpsfralns. the street vending
Iagsta photograph operator, then as
| a soldier III. the Philippines, where
4 4 Mr.! ones served with a South Da-
fktaa Re imeht with distinction, and
| then later ad vanced to the position
Of agent Of the Minneapolis & St
Louis at North Redwood. "The
hoy comes from good stock re-
marked Mr., Nichols to the writer
1.-The Other, day. and I will venture
yHthe statement that he will work.
himself up on the Minneapolis
4 81 ST a1Iioais railroad ladder
Ito az more prominent round in a
4 Short tfmes;'
+ aFhe bill carrying the 81, 900, 600
additional. appropriation for the
completion 81 the State capitol has
been recommended to pass the sen
] ate and it is probable that it will
4 have passed, that body before this
anticle appears in print. That it
d wi Ill pass the house is practically
4 assstrsd, although some opposition
Pand a number of negative votes are
7. anticipated? W
f When this appropriation is made
the COMM ssion will have had to its
credit. $1,000, 900, and there is little
! doubt but what the legislature Q
lsHof 1903SlWill be asked for another
) i illiou, possibly $1.5O0,O00, to com
s9EpleteGthe big pile of marble, ane
rAWhen tffe71structuu is completed
+ fMinnesota will have one ofthe fines
g capitolsdin The Union. The variou!
I o 6fhhitestess VIII give the officials Of com
8 i i1ge years ears all the room that the.
< IA Nfh 4 pe 81 The vaults will be larg
f enough Y92lgp. to accommodate &C: the record
O. oftaGentury or more, and the hall
rsl anfab eoVrts,of the building, togethe
) wittntheloficest will be decorate
r according to the latest designs. Th
!. lENH7ings sat sat apart.for the senate an
4 house -eef representatives. as well a
" thsJ chash beers Of justice, will b
5 models Of beauty, and designs TO
s sff1ilar7 rooms of the capitols to b
. cJ1h1s1 } Z d BY other States.
:, There are some who venture tn
d. fstatement that the building will b
al zreadYefor occupancy IN two years
i but a correct guess, or one thu
adzMiH fbeoa1 great deal nearer, will b
! lfour gears AS stated ina previou
y a,gitleBhere is at the present time
# nothing but the skeleton, massiv
e Watlss, With the dome far from con
s p4eff5ga}5; and considering that tn
Contractors have been at work 70
,b4 k1fh Ee az years in putting up thi
,-otEeaskaae5eq,tit-is easy to see that
III wail1aalxeanother four years to pu
: on the plaster, the wood work, tn
!2Haaey aeeerations, and to place tn
3 "a fufiFftufesin its proper place.
sfhse&a711 adybhe guess who will be tn
FIST g38877eefhor, the first auditor, tn
f first ,a secretary, the first treasurer
i ,[faa] AID ,fhen beads Of all other depart
aa g}fean kbsfpa to occupy the building?
IiItGq OF teol1fltt x
E The cf f4tsade for the extension {
g EFT the 3teeffmss'6df various county officer
E1 fr9pf f t ee;MS9 E fonr years, has bee
+ Sc aaQMmm gsJNS6r. jand owing to all Of tn
2 hqfAagassga ON Wsaanting their terms ez
E tended. it is probable that no sue
ali lAfsssisltagttiR2pns will be enacted by tn
eY present legislature. Without doubt
gfif .aAbofH the other officers woul
y fheepaoutfof the fight, the count
Y tbafs ieould, have. the terms {
b their Offices increased from two t
3 1sageA' years, the feeling being tia