1316RESOLU`1'ION. J3 J (,
WHEREAS, Chris Ledwidge was taken from our midst on January
16, 1934, after many years of distinguished public service and
kindly private activity, it is fitting that the City Council of
Little Rock, of which he had been an outstanding member, should
formally pay tribute to his memory.
Chris Ledwidge, a native of Little Rock, achieved deserved
prominence in the political, business and charitable life of the
city and state through the power of his intellect and the charm
of his manner. Long before 1-ie attained majority attention was
attracted to the skill with which he handled matters of business.
Always submerging himself apparently in the background, he pos-
sessed the uncanny ability of accomplishing the desired result
with a seeming minimum of effort. As alderman he will be rem-
embered by the number of enduring monuments he erected in the
form of far - sighted improvements; as a business leader, by the
admirable daring of his successes; and as a beloved man, by
those countless thousands in every walk of life who have been
elevated by his beauty of spirit and gentility of thought.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
A copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of the
City Council of Little Rock and that a copy thereof be transmitted
to his widow with our profound sympathy.
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RESOLUTION.
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.,-REREASO Chris Ledwiklge vi, L V 4*" "ry
16p 1934# after many, years of distinguished public service and
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Little Eocl.'., whilch Nye had been an outstanding memberp should
for,ually pay triblite to his ai"Iory.
Chris Ladwidge., n. native of Little sock, achieved
prominence in the political, business and charitable life of the
city and state the purer of leis intellect and tae charm
of his manner. Long before he attained majority attention was
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attr:,ot-ed to tlie skill M��trer6 O.L�' busi ass.
Always sub merving himself apparently in the backgrolandp he pos-
sessed the uncanny ability of accomplishing the dasirt:�d result
with a seeming mini-mum of effort. As F tlderman he will be rem-
embered by the number of. ' ',ring -,�*oni.imentz he erected in the
form of far-sighted improvements; as a business leader, by the
admirable daring of his as a beloved man,, by
those countless thousands in every walk of life who have been
elevated by lais beauty of spi,it end gentility of thought.
THLBEFOPE's B'E IT FEBOLVF.D THAT:
A copy of t1jis resolution 11)e sprp .'id Upon the Miautes of the
City Council of Little I'lock and that a copy there-of be tran=itted
to his widos, t, .th our profound sympathy.
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