The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-06

fore the committee he explained the
Fl Rfnatttter tte cesaairsesffulTy, with the result
THAT the committee unanimously de-
tscided on reporting the bill out with
It's Recommendation to pass. The
measure went on to general orders
Hof the house. during the latter por-
tion of the week, and at this writ
Eing 1ais believed that it will have
very littlel atroubl to pass both
houses z
Mr.. Nichols, BY the way, is an
fold 'frignda Of Station Agent ] 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
IIsWorl from. the street vending
I llae14o aaQelegraph operator, then as
a soldier ia. the Philippines. where
4 Mr.! ones served with a South Da-
fkota Re egimeht with distinction, and
/ then Fate .Fsatter ad dyanced to the position
f Of agent tt of the Minneapolis & ST.
II Louis Lolii at North Redwood The
boy. comes from good stock, re-
marked Mr.. Nichols to the writer
1.-THE. other day. and will venture
yHthe statement ! that he will work
! himself up on the Minneapolis
47tG SIT e1Idoais railroad ladder.
4 Ito a more prominent round in a
4 Short TIMES
4 The bill carrying the 81, 900, 600
additional. appropriation for the
/. completion oof the State capitol has
J, been recommended to pass the SEN
j ate, and it's probable that it will
! haY passed, that body before this
Article appears in print. That it
Iewill pass the house is practically
n daasssprsd, Salthough some opposition
Pand a number of negative votes are
santici pated,3 .5.'
+ When this appropriation is made
: the commission will have had to its
j credit 81 800, 900, and there is little
! doubt, but what the legislature o.
Il Ejof 1909 Will be asked for another
e ztmil Lion, possibly $1.500,0o0, to com
eaEpletenthe big pile Of marble, ane
f9When tfe7sstructuue is completed
+ EMinnesota will have one of the fines
"a "a capitolss1in the Union. The variou:
4 offices oHhit5eeas3 Will give the officials Of com
3 81 itn1g itn1g years all the room that the,
aHfd peea: 81 ! a,The vaults will be larg
trrf enough to accommodate the record
dst offIasGsentpry or more, and the hall
sta an6fs courts ,of the building, togethe
5 Witinthel offices will be decorate.
y according to the latest designs: T5h
llWingsN SIT apart.for the senate an
heet4t.s5ee eet4se-eE Representative as well a
;w thsJ chaHh bers of justice, will b
!, models Of beauty, and designs 70
.lE sff1flar7 rooms Of the capitols to b
!, 1sNf constituted BY other States.
=, There are some who venture th
d, d,fstattem1}se5ihltt # that the building will b
IL zrea{dYqfor occupancy IN two years
= but correct guess, or one ths
fWiHtbe,a great deal nearer, will b
Z llfour gearssp4 AS stated in a previou
rs article eBhefe is at the present time
If nothing but the skeleton, massiv
g .aff wafls,, With the dome far from con
So g Il eFfR}8s RSs Ss,. ana considering that tn
; Contractors have been at work 70
ybhffhEtsfaaE fYe faEas six years in putting up thi
eoffesskbel ele&ens,it-is easy to see that
4I wail1talzeanother four years to pu
= on the plaster, the wood work, th
s2s9F4a anNyaaeeerations, and to place tn
la 5a2 tfuFffiftt uftesin its proper place.
fhsE911 aHgbhe guess who will be tn
fHfzst gg85v7efhor, the first auditor, tn
). + first ssssg secretary, the first treasurer
I,4[iaappfd{.;fQh Land TIE beads Of all other depart
,a4 aenbSp ga}fean ntspat to 99ee.efu occupy the building?
4iItgq OF teontlt, ,t.w
le The cff7HtsAaade for the extension {
e sR1 the 'teeeEtmss 81 various county officer
E12 9gp f f;isss ff%is9 + fonr years, has bee
9'TT 1ap 1GpmmsnFffsed] mssnFlffsetd], and owing to all Of th
ge hefflsasssga osWs osWsanting their terms e.
le tended. it's probable that no sue
.n4 n4lAfsa4isslkastti9nns Afsa4i skast 9nns will be enacted by th
,e4 pxeHent legislature. Without doub
@f,if abbott the other officers woul
y fhHepaouttof the fight, the count
6ff 99iia6fs ieohld have. the terms
h their Offices increased from two I
81 1sfsah gears, athe feeling being tia