Water and Light for Bryan City under Lawler Plan
Old Eagle excerpts describe Bryan's pursuit of a flour mill and power plant by J T Lawler of New Orleans. City council, Commercial Club, and citizens weigh a 12 to 15 year contract for electric current and water pumping, with a stated daily power guarantee and a bond to ensure performance.
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Lawlor New Orleans men back flour mill plan for Bryan
J T Lawler and his father from New Orleans arrived in Bryan to finalize a contract for a flour mill and municipal water and power plant. The council unanimously accepted the proposal, with a rewritten contract to be signed this afternoon. The project aims to pump city water, provide electric lighting, and install a sewer system, signaling rapid city growth and potential future college expansion.
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Power Plant Contract Signed for Bryan Waterworks
Dully Kagte reports the city of Bryan and Jordan T. Lawler signed a contract for the installation of a complete power and waterworks plant. The document spans seven pages and will occupy a large portion of the Eagle. The editor notes the full text will be published tomorrow and urges citizens to read carefully before judging. The paper expresses confidence in the mayor and aldermen, promising a fair deal for Lawler and the city, with mutual advantages.
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Second Teat Well Completed by Lane & Howler
Daily Hagle reports the second teat well drilled by Lane & Howler of Houston for the city north of the toe factory was completed to 500 feet and tested with wheat pressors. Logs suggest the well will yield more water than the first. City Engineer Carman agrees it improves the water supply as the city under contract with the Assiere Sor contemplates another well.
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Flour Mill and Power Plant Planned for Bryan
Dally Engle reports plans for a large flour mill and power facility to be built near Bryan. J T Mesare and Lawler complete vans. Lawler expected Monday to take permanent residence and oversee construction. Four-story mill building, one-story power plant, seven-story elevator, capacity 75,000 bushels, modern gear handling, main office on Main Street with electric machinery exhibit. Bryan hosts crawler milling Co with offices in New Orleans and Havani Cra. transit milling rights and one-year grain storage considered.
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