Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

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were xhaustible. The difficulties
q J. ortation had 20 far prevented
the gaopment Of what should be !
vety nuxiahing INDUSTRY, The cleo
:tric and electric power woulf
:solys s question * s.:,, ),
q i.ofton va unanimously passed
that ! hsmleeting endorse tho proposi.
|tion5 9 securing aid for the: electric
lines rhe chairman was authorised
to appolnt q general committee oi
fifteen 90 o-operate with the people
outsideso sof the city in putting through
the project
Tho oommittee on electric railway
position Is as follows:
q. Lindbergh. G. e. vasaly. A.
R. Davidson, q. A. Rider. Chas.
Gravel, E: Cawley. B.. Burton,
E. + Shaw. p. J. 'Tomelty, John
vertin, W. Lyon. Nels Peterson.
F. A.SNelson. JAG. Kiewel. W. M.
Fuller.
The woolen mill proposition next
ame up for consideration. A letter
was rod from Mr.. Crawford Of Bar
ron, Wis. He oo1templates moving
here 81 engage in the wooden mill
busin1 and If he came here would
emplof forty people at first He was
not afle q cash bonus. it appeared,
but w4nted assurance as to power and
buildle:
F. HCawley and T. G. Gordon had
both.met Mr.. Crawford and thought
he wa1a map who knew his bust
ness. When Mr.. Crawford was here
the Building he desired to secure was
In litigation. Since then the title had
been adjusted. Mr.. Crawford, it was
said, would be valuable addition to
the oitY. {
r. Es Lester of the Water Power
company said that the question Of
building and power for the woolen
mill would be made satisfactory to
Mr.. Crawford
It Was the sense of the meeting
that me- Crawford de served encour.
agement, and the president was au.
thorized to appoint a committee OF
three tp consider the matter.
The Oommittee on the Crawford
mill matter is composed of B. Bur.
ton, C.IE. vasaly and F. E. Cawley.
The Ndiscusaion on the. charter
amendments resulted in q motion to
appoint q committee to bring the mat
ter before the people by meetings ii
nsoeasr and. also to*see that men be
stationed at tie polling pfaces to can
the attention of the voters to the
amendments. It Is believed that some
Of the opposition to the amendments
is based on misrepresentation as to the
meaning Of the amendments. Little
Falls can not expect any street paving
without amending the charter.
The committee on charter amend.
ments is composed of G. E. Vasaly,
F.W. Lyon. E. p. Adams, E. Shaw
and F. A. Lindbergh.
The electric road committee met
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Lindbergh
presiding and 81 A. Rider acting q:
secretary. It was decided to call q
county meeting for next Monday af.
ternoon at Q o'clock p. m. at the
rooms of the Commercial club All
citizens from every part of the county
will be welcome at this gathering,
which it is hoped will be an express
sion Of the feeling outside of the city.
The charter amendments committee
met Wednesday evening, and arranged
for meetings as follows:
West side-Anderson building, Fri
day evening at O'Clock, with F. w.
Lyon, E. F. Shaw and G. E. Vasaly
as speakers.
Seventh street fire station, second
precinct second ward-Saturday even
ing at O'Clock, with E. P. Adams
and F. A. Lindbergh as speakers.
Other meetings will probably be ar
ranged.
. . Walter Carley was elected treasurer
of Nashwauk township Tuesday.
The 6fteen-year old daughter ct F.
Faust Of Pierz is very i'll with appen-
dicitis. .
Andrew J. Swanberg, formerly OF
this: city. was elected assessor Of. Cass
Lake Tuesday. -.
J. W. Mason. of Fergus Falls, .