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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
oxBoW.

The ladies' Social club met with
Mrs. p. Lundgren on Thursday.
The A. S. of E. union held it's
regular meeting at the home of 81.
Gates.
Miss Myrtle Carr and her grand
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Get some of that delicious mapl'
sugar while it lasts.
Ludden's Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
COVE.

Mr.. Ward was in Milaca last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer spent Sunday
at Booths.
A new family has moved onto the
Porter farm.
b. G. Booth is fencing his pasture
and meadow.
D. G. Wilkes made business trip
to the twin cities this week.
James Corwin visited his son, E. L.
Corwin, in Milaca this week
A. C. Wilkes of Milaca was a pas
senger on the stage through Cove last
week.
Gladys Olsen, who has been attend
ing school at Duluth, came home last
week.
Mrs. Eynon has returned from In
ternational Falls where she was called
to the bedside of her father.
The Indians are getting so much
booze that several were nearly killed
in a drunken row. The law should be
enforced prohibiting any one from
selling intoxicants to Indians.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

Our syrup of White Pine Compound
with Tar is the best cough and cold
cure on the market. Try it. Your
money refunded if it does not help
you. Ism It that fair? .'.
Home Drug Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

Trade at the Home Drug Store and
you will be satisfied.
M. M. Colbert.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
For Sale, Cheap,

A pony double harness, pole and
neck yoke. Apply to Mrs. A. Orr,
Princeton. 22-2t
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

Clean Up. ~
Property owners and others are
hereby notified to remove all rubbish,
manure, or accommodations of every
sort from their premises and alleys
within ten days from the date of this
notice, May %, or be proceeded
against according to law. By order
of Village Board of Health.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

Pure maple sugar, made and shipped
from the Vermont farm at Ludden'.
store. "
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Church il !. I opics - -
CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday and Weekday
Announcements

Morning, 1870, union memorial
service, with the G.. A. r. present in
a body; 1915, Sunday school. In the
evening union service will be held
at the Methodist church.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
METHODIST.

Morning, union service with the
congregational church; Sunday
school, IL m. Epworth League at I
O'Clock, in which 81. A. Murta will
lead in farewell service. Evening,
union service at the Methodist church.
baccalaureate sermon, s'The Student
Prophet"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
Land for Sale.

store.
Land for Sale.
600 and 31-10O acres at SIS and up
according to location; 200 acres in the
village limits. Easy terms, long time.
7-tf re Mrs. A. M. Cater.
Leave your orders for pansies and
cut flowers for Decoration Day at
Ludden's Store.
For Sale.
A brand new two-seat Thompson
buggy, cheap for cash or on time with
good security. Apply to A. G. Smith,
Princeton.
For Sale, Cheap.
Fourteen desirable residence lots
situated short distance west of
depot, also dwelling house and four
lots. Apply to F. G. Cater, Princeton.
Bring 1t In.
l am buying corn, oats, and hay in
bale and loose. Will purchase all
you bring in and pay highest market
price in cash therefor. .. :
Emmett Mark, Princeton.
For Sale-Store, location Including
one-half acre ground, brick potato
warehouse, wagon scale, etc. For
further particulars apply to G. E.
Healy, Treasurer, Minneapolis, MINI.
..N 18-4t
A snap in canned pears, and
peaches, cans for Is cents. -
I,udden's Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

FL. f.. Notice.. E,f T.
The board of supervisors of the
town of Bogus Brook will meet at
Frank Maihock's farm, May q, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, for the purpose of let
ting a road contract on road, rum
ming east from center half section line
in section 30 on town line between
Bogus Brook and Princeton. By
order of town board.
NJ. G.. Thorring, Chairman.
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Leave your orders for pansies and
cut flowers for Decoration Day at
Ludden's Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23

A snap in canned pears, AM
peaches, 2 cans for Is cents.
Ludden's Store.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

BY Telegraph The Tribunal
Chicago. March 9.-Damage by bugs TO the South
western wheat crop was still the uppermost con-
sIderaton to-day, and maintained the advance
The bulk of the days business was done at from
asc to asc over closing prices of yesterday but the
final figures We're only isc higher for the day
Corn left off 1sc Improvement for May and prac-
tically without change for the later months oats
averaged firm. but the close prices from
&c to i4c lower. Provisions started out strong on
the dsappointingly small hog receipts but the
trend Of speculative sentiment now favors lower
prices for the products and on the early advance
selling heavy enough close the market weak
from 5c To 7I2c decline for lard and ribs.
Green bugs the cry OF the bulls in
wheat tho market opened for that commodity.
Orders poured over the wires to buy wheat at
rate TO which the trade had been unaccustomed
for long time, and a large proportion Of them
came from the direction where the voraciouS in
sects We're at work. May wheat closed 77z.c,
against yesterdays close at 779sc. July closed at
7SFsc to 7S74c. compared with 7sIac at the close
yesterday.
The corn market not affected TO any marked
degree by the. early strength Of wheat Local
cetpts were 3iS cars and shipments hence $1,000
bushels May closed 47t4c. against 4Tlsc yester-
day. July closed al 46'sc. compared with 46i2c
to 465sc
The market for oats was firm and fairly active
the fear of the green bugs getting into the next
crop being indicated by the better Inquiry for Sep
tember delivery, Local receipts III cars and
shipments hence $4,000 bushels. May oats closed
at 42ec. compared with 42Ac yesterday July closed
at @7'sc. against 377sc 10 CSC. yesterdays closing
price.
The demand for hog products received further
stimulus the opening from the smallness Of the
receipts of hogs and the frmuess IN their price re-
ported from tho Yards Tho weeks receipts OF hogs
Chicago 10000 head less than in the similar
week in 1875. Estimate OF Mondays local receipts
was 1900 and for the week l55o0O head. MAY
pork closed Si6 90 unchanged. May lard closed
50 52'2 gain OF 7isc yesterday May ribs
the close We're 81 10 70 90 l.. as compared with
s. - 20 50 . at the close OF yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March 9. 1907.
BE-EN EsS Receipts Is 2S9 head. inciuGng
i cars for saughterers market No tracing
IN live cattle to-day. N0mnally steady, but feeling dui
Dressed beef has ruled dun the and there was
very light trade day than STEADY prices
Iygpool and London cattle and beet markets. slow ana
unchanged shipments to-day Included 92O cattle ana
@lI1 quarters Of beef in the MINNEAPOLIS to London
14 quarters Of beef in the Iucania Liverpool ara
the Is cattle and 50 sheep which reported as gong
10 Bermuda early in the viii he shipped 10 that port
On the Bei1nudan, sailing this Saturday.
CALVES Receipts 102 head. including - TOT
butchers and Is for the very limited and
feeling than steady. Common to choice veals
were quoted $5GS9 30 per II: cus AT S4qS4 81
dressed calves quiet and barely steady SGi4c per 10
Tor city dressed veas and lie fer dressed
sHEEI' AND LAMBS Receipts we're 1l'2 cars or
l6I head including Az for slaughterers and for
tfe market. Sheep were nominal, hut feeling stead;
Mbs slow and easier with the bulk OF the stock unsold
al late hour. Common 10 prime lambs were fairly
Quotabe at So 50GSS per 100 n choice do at s. lOH
IS Il. and state lambs might exceed quotations
Dressed mutton slow TiedI0c per dressed lambs At
11l24ac dressed hothoUse lambs steady al $3
with prime in good demand hut
common stock slow.
HoGS-Recepts were 13ta cars. 2.46s head includ-
advces but sales had been before Change
Conservative quotations 81 55dS7 ~ 100 n for
good heavy 10 choice light New YoriS state and Penns2
hogs. Country dressed steady but quist at
9izdl0l.c per II for medium 70 light weights.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
CASH quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March p 1907.
C0FFT-E---Ihe coffee less today.
Owing the absence Of important offerings
steady a. advance ~ 10 points selling
~ little heavier toward OF session sna
The market closed steadv. unchanged points
lover sales were reported of 1880 bags Only ot
was sole on The o7enng-S0 hRgs q FEBRUARY lee.
Hgainst &c the closing bid previous day and
continued quiet during early session.
prices showing change While l1rg
Increased later Of the market seemed
somewhat improved. compared as or
three DAYS and the lighter offerings suggested material
reduction IN the scattering long interest There has been
~ sgn q hquidauon by the big bul leaders The
hack - about from she and unsettled conditions
in Wall Street. together with continued
ceips making II aVTea- though Ealorizat!on
hardly he able 10 stand under
ccnee should the movement confirse heavy and
1eXf crop prove larger than expected
having started the hqudGting movement Receipts At
the Two ports reported for the daN lighter
;he Jundahy movement heavier previous
caT. - far for the - 230O0
oeited ar she ports. against se2700o lags
earne period last and with daily
sfi exceeding last wears by considerable
the ngUre would appear point crop l.
hags or more Purchases by thu brazilian
ar or ne season are supposed 20 have been about 5000
The basis ~ &c for Rio 40 q
TIE range ~ contract prices in to-day
vas .clloWe-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MARCH TO- 1907.

wir'fs oy geoN Sc ILNsEED OIL American seed city
sRr 1T re- SItoftoUn raw. 41q42c Calcutta raw ioc.
PfoyISIoNs- early strength in provisions which
i'St receipts and strong live hog market was
slu The market cl l'sed rather easy al lowest
PIli. 81 tae day lard and ribs and about net un-
ao 11'iI1sy 5000 Kansas tfty, :ssl ana Onaha
S:S r a0fk steady quoted: Mess SlsaSIs 90; family
eXtra India mess S2las23 BEEF HAMS quiet: quoted
az ~ N~tGSS DRESSED HOGS steaoE; quoted. Bacon.
io-sc ~ IdEATS-Pckled bellies steady; quoted Smok-
s. i-al1ae' 10 IL. Ii+c: i ~ IL; - NJ le9.c;
&c: country. 6lsq7c. LARD steady; quoted: Middle
s Mip piile ?G5q97c city lard steady At AsQ9 &C;
nsnt 10 l0,; Brazil. kegs 12c compound quiet at s7sQ
tINE quiet quoted: Oleo 1o'4c; city lard
HiCE.Rce jobbing out well at firm prices locally
~ 1Ilm lepofts good distribution at full rates Quo
heads 5s44c; choice heads "a d5c: faucy heads 5la9
So 1t ahcN heads G9G4 Japan. domestic SSt q
i'nS' o'se's4c; Java. s7sq5'sc; Hangoon in bond
StGAR-Rennei sugar showed considerable hrmness.
lowing list prices subject to rebate 10 points
domino. case: Eagle tablets az p1 ioaf and crushed
ana Eagie oonfectionors' granuleted 485c XNNN pow
s5 30; powdered coarse powdered and fruit pow
20 cartons OF fne granulated ! 90c: 2i bags do
r. So 6agS DO Ig3c: 10 bags do. 490c lem bags
STANDARD sEanu'aed A. 7O,: conCectioners
y, ~ No J. 3.5oc Nos and , 45c No ;. soc;
l5c: No 10 4O5c: No IL &C.. No II q5c: No ia OOc
, los -, 10 ana TO 3Sjc For sugar there
ies Duty paid prices quoted 355c for SO test
5ooc FOR 50 test muscoyado ana 2s0c for 50
was srea5~ ~ LONDON the sugar 'cet tAtrket
s'etou. az rs sd for March and April. and these
has of Sh 1aIy maintained There was sale Of 1000
" una centrifugal. shipment within thirty days ~
q" w. OASIS 70 lest cost, insurance and freight.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

head; market steady: bseves 81 25dss %: COWS and
heifeTs 8 55dS3 90 stocyeTs and feeders & 9gg$9
-eXans. - 25GS4 az calves. S6 25dSI 80. HOCsSStt
mated receipts 1000 head market &c higher mixed and
6utchers 81 s5ISI 0. good heavy SIdSI % ToiS @
heavy So S0dS8 o.: light So S5d&7 O21z pigs, So 2oa
81 So bulk II sales SO "a l4NS7 SIIEFF Est Tnate1
receipts Goa head: market steady sheep So ISgS9 o
lambs 50 T5dST
Cincinnati March oTIOGS quiet: shipping and butch
eTs s. 2OdST -: common 5spdS5 CATTLE strong
fair % good shippers 81 25Gs5 65 common. s. 23a$ .
SHEEP steady. 81 JGdS5 - LAMBS steady. - 20n$S
East Buffalo March 9-CATTLE- Receipts 100 hsad
steady VEAI4S-Receipta 4jO head; active and %7c
lower; 81 25a$9 -. HOGS-Recepts. 500 head: active
and To- higher; heavy an3 mixed 81 45QSI 20 1oINepS
and pigs 81 80 SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecetptS. 4.VO
head; active and steady: unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALS RON-The market for pig tron certificates
~ the Produce Exchange steady but quiet
being reported We quote. foundry follows
tash March SD hid APRIL S22Gs22 e5 Nav sol 80
QS22: June s2l % ana Jnly s2i * asked October SCI
MoI-AssE.S AND sYRJP Ps.-The usual Saturday rsr-
ket noted in both nossses sylurs with tone
fogever, firm win igh' offerings ~ syruls Quotations
follow New orleans Centrifugal common f6d2Oc fair
q &c good p G2c prime 20d Vow orleans open
kettle 37q4sc. SYRJ PS common l3G14c: fair lS9i7c:
good. lsEStr. prime. 2lq PC. fancy. 24d2sc
OIIS-Cortonseed oil firm for October on covering
ht other of March
MeE and bearfsh speculative sentiment. Receipts were
444sc: GD Ma. 44F4$5izc: 800 July A5i T45l,c srj
200 October 3as. .d40 Refined petroleum vas arm arS
hghrr. with refined IN barrels New York ,uo,es a.
e. an adyance Of p points crude was points higher
PETFoLF5I n. standard white hbls s.: hulk ~
I'haA@phia. 7ac. bulk. 40; cases Nev Work
lo"5-. Philadelphia lnf5e, white New York mis-
Joe: bulk 6T5c: Philadelphia ga5c: hgk 7Gr. wate-
vhite. cases. New York. i3 SC. Philadephis u S5c
cpr'roNst1FSp olIs-rr'ae crude mills zOo, prime
GUNNER yellow March; z5z z44sc; April 45is a451sc
ana October ~ zg4oc. gGruer yellow 44a44.c good
on summer yellow. s4is3 34c prime white SOC prime
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

CoTTOS-11le cotton market rather quiet to-das
and ruled irregular. tendency reaction
he close was steady, with prices about points
Eet lover. Sales Ter the estimated
5oo90 bales The opening steady decline
70 points IN response lower cables expected.
IRe figures u worlds IsknEs for TIE the
visible supply statement made favorable showing and
helped - sustain the rket the call a
bull support and covering slightly
eteadier toward cOse. prices
points from The lowest Weather reports indi-
further Western belt. where
dry weather has been complained Of and clear
the Eastern belt which has been complaining that
farm had been iu;erfered with by wet weather.
Receipts estimated Monday liberal. the
sight IS Etill keeping a
y inued VIII probably throw doubt upon a
fulish should such issued
IS expected fhst the National nners Association Viii
- early week showing
guned March .. which practically the
operations she The government report
erd ~ the month Spiuncrs' fakngs for
reported ~ 3237uS bales against 253 so
hales
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
sEx dividend.


FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money IN
London 5a5is per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. 15-16a5 per cent: long bills. 47s0
1915 per cent. Berlin discount rate 5ls per cent
Paris discount rate. . 1915 per cent Paris
change on London. . francs 81 centimss Bar gold.
rs cd Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 81
pfenEigs.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-British consols for
money S5ss: for the account. S5s- French rentes.
9s francs ~ centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NlARKET.-Nioney on can 5ii per cent
Time money was quoted at per cent for thirty
days and 5lsGSs. per cent for longer periods. CoE-
nercIal paper was quoted at 6061s Per cent for
sixty to ninety days and four months. and ga Per
cent for others.
market cpened steady with rates practically ul-
changed at ass for cables. 4-S4SoG4Ss35 for de-
mand sterling and 4SOG4.S0ls for sExty-dsy bilis.
The market for short francs Was around 5zlss less
I-s2 and for short reichsmarks Ss1s Isas l-ls.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
ALL HERS.

I'm told" said Miss Pepprey. that your bride
yes indeed replied Mr. Con Sect: several Of
the guests at the ceremony were pleased 70 call Il
"A wedding of beauty and brains -
Really? She must be remarkable woman to
have beauty and brains, tOo.'-Philadephia Press.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March . I p. m.-The market for Arn-Fi-
can securities was irregular and generally lower,
with the chief weakness in Union Pacific. Lsss
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with FTt-
days:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

OTHER mARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
ch.csgo March es~-cATTIE-Esamstea vsesipts roo
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday. Saturday. N,s
Mch- 2 Nch- Q. tcaanssz
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

At regular meeting OF Company z, list Regi-
rnent on March T. William \. Moore. recently ap-
pointed battalion sergeant major from Company f.
received a handsome sword from the members OF
The company. Sergeant Moore was q volunteer
during the Spanish War and is held in high esteem
not only hy the members Of his company, but BY
ali in the regiment who know him.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

Continued on sfxth p.s@
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

Total Total sale: sas taq se ii. a' p.ssdas @ @sss
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

ouartermastor Sergeant w. B. Love. of the ii
Battery has the revolver match for the hand
some silver shield presented by DR.. w. A. Boyd, by
making a score Of l4S points out OF a possible $50
The match included all the features of the ma
tioral revolver match The revolver team of the
nattcry is anX0usly awaiting answers from several
crack teams 10 challenge 20 shoot
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

At the annual muster of the 2sI Regiment a few
nights ago only eight members were absent out
of ISL on the roll. Seven hundred and seventy-six
officers and men wcrc present Much regret is ex-
pressed that Lieutenant Colonel q. T. Todd has
made application 10 be placed on the retired list
He TONED the regiment a private Company
X in June. 1880. and known as one of the most
valuable officers in the regiment.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
IRREGULARITY In STOCKS.
SHARP DECLINE, FOLLOWED BY STRENGTH AT THE
CLOSE
Bank Statement Shoes Further Loss Cash Banking
Houses More Optimistic Ouer Markers Future.
Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net

changes. follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
BUDAPEST
o CD HOTEL huhGARlA

tirst-cless Hotel with Panoramic view over lne
1enuoe. Evefy modern comfort. Exclusive Amer'
go tngIish patronage. thAklts y: oo"ol"'
aaaoger, formerly OF imperioi HOTEL Menhe'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

sEx dividend.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

net changes. follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-10

Athletic games Will be held by the 22d Regiment
on Ncnday evening March q. Lieutenant James
" Dillon who mas been a member OF the Tesi-
mont since May 49, 1895. has resigned account
Of business
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
LIKES THIS COUNTRY
John Cook Writes to Old
Home PraiSing This
Section

Sleepy Eye Herald: Under date of
Jan. 2nd, John e. Cook of Little Falls
writes US pleasant letter enclosing
renewal for the Berald. Among other
things Mr.. Cook says: I always like
to hear from my old friends and
neIghbors. We are having 6ne wea-
ther and good sleigh.ng. I like this
country all right. I think if I ever
did good thing, it was when sold
out and moved to Little Falls. The
crops were good here this year. II
is great place to raise vegetables.
We raised potatoes that weighed three
and a holt pounds, carrots twenty
inches around and parsnips nineteen
inches around. We live two miles
from Little Falls and take our cream
to the creamery so you see I have it
much better here than did when I
lived on the farm near Sleepy Eye.
I milk eight COWS this winter and
they bring me in from thirty five to
forty dollars month. The climate
seems to agree with me for I can eat
ny 8 meals day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
POLISH PASTOR DEAD |
Rev. WarWicikowSki Dies
Suddenly in Detroit,
Michigan

Journal-Press a.: Rev. Roman War
wicikowskl is dead at Detroit Micn.,
after brief illness. Thomas Dr.
bsniak. the tailor, received a letter
today from q director of the seminary
which states that the priest had been
i'll about two weeks. His death was
very sudden. Rev. Warwicikowski
came to this city during the fall of
1905 and took the pastorate of the st.
Jonn's Polish church. He remained
here fourteen months. During bis
stay in this city the priest did much
toward the advancement of the church.
He was highly respected by the con-
gregation and the news of his death is
received with regret. Rev. Warwici-
koe ski was born in Galicya, Poland,
in the year 1859. He was educated
first ir the common schools. He then
entered the army and after a two
years servlcs took course in the
university.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
UNIQUE BARGAIN DAY
How the Business Men of
Millbank Got a Big Crowd
in Town

Milbank, s. D., held a unique Bar
gain Day. The merchants put up
prizes for the teams bringing the
largest number in one rig. The first
prize was $50. Farmers flocked in
from all directions with wagon boxes
packed more solidly than stat3 fair
street car. It was big crowd. The
loads contained from fourteen to
sixty people. The load of sixty
thought they had the $50 prize, but
Berner Bros. & Trapp drove in with
load of l42. One of the Milbank
papers says: "a little while later
came the load that knocked the per-
simmom from the bush, that of Ber-
ner Bros. & Trapp-the load number
ing by actual count one hundred and
forty two men, women. children and
babies. The rig which brought this
load was constructed from three sets
of bobs upon which was built plat
form from three inch planks measur-
ing thirty -four feet long and twelve
feet wide. Across the front end for
the driver was full length wagon
bcx. AS the rig was coming along
the road the real hobs broke and the
end dragged on the ground and spilled
a 1T of Ehe folks or the load would
have numbered over 200 souls''.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
ANNOUNCE COMMITTEES
In Minnesota LegisIature--
Alderman and Bouck Get
ChairmanshipS

Lieutenant Governor Eberhart, pre-
siding officer OF the Minnesota senate,
and Speaker johnson Of the house of
representatives.. have announced their
committee appointments for the ses-
sion. Both branches of the Minnesota
legislature are planning to jump into
harness and pull with a will and 1t Is
to be hoped that much of the proposed
legislation of Importance will be
passed.
s. F. Alderman of Brainerd, who
represents this district in the senate.
received committee appointments as
follows: Chairman OF committee on
corporations. member of committees
on: banks and banking, forestry, and
fire protection, judiciary, mines and
minerals, rules and temperance. Taxes
and tax laws.
I. w. Bouck of Royalton, member of
the house, was appointed chairman of
the committee on public buildings and
received appointments on other COM
mittees as follows: Commerce and
retail trade, education, general legis-
lation, immigration, labor and labor
legislation, towns and counties.
Milo Young, the new member of
the house from Morrison couny re-
ceived the following committee ap-
pointments: education, mines and
minerals. printing, state fair and
agricultural societies and prison labor.