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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
GENERAL SPORTS.
Shipments Of Big Game
Increase After Snow Falls.
Gallagher OuiCIasses McLaugh-
lin BeIIdrS Dark Horse.
Bookies at hcqueduct Hard Hit.
Amateur Meet al Boston.

Banco'. Ne. N"v. f--Thn shipments
OF hiG gam" Si'.c~ tho -r4.y tn! up
County #r4 S;"rdil, gaining. and ON
so!hc # r!e night trains, tto weight of
vrnison is c~tiniat"r i'll TONS
Among III" lucky hunters who PASSED
through with th,;T gam" va pr. sam
ucl Rri,ii,soIt IL Marlboro street. Bos-
ION. VIII" Ss''ur"d Il nir" moose in the
woods i,ac, Of MLcn;as. TWO more Well
pleased Sfort-n"N We're Cherries T..
Harrison ui PaWturkct. l.. l.. and w
II. Cha" of L""minst"r. - iio We're re-
turning from a hunting trip 10 New
FoundlanG. They were in the woods
two weeks and had fine sport, securing
three heads apiece, one Of Mr.. Harri
sons having 80 points. ana said to be
the finest shipped from the island this
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
BELLARS A DARK HORSE.
Hands Out Surprise by Easily Beating
DAILY and Bonhaa.

New York Nov f.-F'rna Rellars Of
tn" New York Athletic club. junior
fvc-mil" metropolitan champion,
handed genuine surprise to the 1000
spectators ~ the Galway Mems games
held yesterday at Celtic park BelIars.
with 10 other runners, started in the
f"ur-mile. which Wa@ considered vir-
tuallN match race between John H.
DAILY and George V. Ronhag. the Irish
American y. tS. long distance men
IN" rae" resulted in an easy victory for
RelalrS who showed himself the fastest
Of the field
DAILY. Bonhag. Rellars and John
Crowley. OF the Irish Americans. run
nInS CLOS" together. spread eagled the
field in haif mile crowley dropped
out after going twn miles. nallars wa,
running we'll within himself Oh Bon
hays heels. with Daily leading. With
half 2 inll1 To go. the Mercury Foot
man suddenly shot to the front and
took lead of 20 yards on DAILY.
Hell como back" yelled Bernie We
ferg. who trains The Irish American
runners. Instead Of coming back Rel
iarS gained on III" tired pair az every
Jump. The crowd was with DAILY and
urged the lrishnan on with frantic
cries. But nothing conld help the fa-
Horlte. B"larS let ont another Ink IN
me last quarter ana finished the WIN
ner in - minutes - 50 seconds.
we've seconds later DAILY staggered
nome. VITA B"nhag -, Yards behind
him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

shove along the baseball map In other
WORDS. those who have. heard of the
deal arr Wondering what MrAlecr in
tends to do with Williams if Ferris
is To play second ol what he Intends to
do with Ferris if Williams is 10 play
the bag
or the merits nf the deal itself there
Is general opinion that Griffith has
got the better end of the trade Grif-
fifth re,liZoS that something must he
done With thar Now York team this
Year If ht is to bold his place as man
aStr. Last year the Highlandtrs went
10 the dogs. not So much because of
The fact that the players were men Of
no ability rs il was because they did
not play together. There We're dissen-
SionS IN tho team the whole season and
The work Of looking after his mon
nearly drove Griffith To the pSychopa tn
Ic ward. lie seems now tn he intent on
getting practically 2 new team for next
year for ne has already disposed of
I.aporte, Williams and Hoffman and
Others are destined for the canning
process
The sale of Ferris leaves only two of
boSton MISUNDERSTANDING and Criger
W course Winter and Tannehill arc
sun with the Pilgrims. as is Grimsh3w
out they are of "A later generation. The
Old inte'd is gone entirely. Collins. Pa
rent. Ferris and LaChance. The going
OF Ferris makes it plain that the Pill
friinS VIII rely on either Laporte or
Mcconnell of Providence to cover seq
ond base next year.
That there will be other changes in
the makeup OF the team is pre dicted
ny the experts. Unglaub is anxious ~
obtain his release and his wish may no
granted. while il is probable that tho
Boston outfield when the next ,a,gra
season begins will be composed ENTIRELY,
or new faces. men whom the scouts
nave picked up during the nresen,
year.
President Taylor received > ,a,,a~
yesterday from Lou Criger Criyer has
oeen visiting Jim Mcclure at the lat-
ters home in Michigan for a few DAYS
ano mas now started for Santa Fee. New
mexico. where he will put in the win
Fer. PRESIDENT Taylor gave Mcclure :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
HITCH OVER OFFICIALS.
Bates and Rowdoin Have Not Vet
Agreed on Saturdays Game

Lewiston, Me, Nov. 6.--(Spe ciall Much
discussion is being engaged in between
for the game OF next SATURDAY.. The
management here desires to have the Off
rules committee, which was organized for
such a purpose. but Bowdoin objects to
this. BowdOin is anxious to choose her
own official. 1t only neceSsitateS lots Of
puibbling over a simple matter The
rules committee would, of course, choose
impartial judges. There can be no lust
reason for not Submitting to their choice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

horses ran very close to public form.
Five favOrites and Il second choice
went over the plate. ana as all of them
received heavy backing the crowd went
home in high spirits while til" book
makers footed up untold losses.
The Election Day handicap was won
by Ballot. the favorite at , 10 >. Il
looked like Mc''arter in III" home
stretch, but II" began I" stop, and
Erookdait %yH4ph TOOK the lead. mt
Nott"r. on ptlio'. cane up WITH u
world OF speed. and under drive ne
rushed 20 III" wire 4 winner W . han-
length III I:r1. = neN track record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
MAINE GRIDIRON GOSSIP.

..Dutcl,y Levine the oil Colby play
or who later PLAYED on Yale. is help
ing ger colby into shape for the battle
~ OronO Saturday.
Rearce. lie big freshman tackle in
the L. OF NJ line. has had TWO older
brothers WHO We're star players AT
Orono, one playing guard and tlle 9th
a. III fullhack The third Bcarce is
over six feet tail and weights Ia
pounds He does the plntin2 for the
team and is famous for his goals from
the field
Captain Crowley of the Eowdon
eleven is having better LUX than
usual this fail This is his fourth year
q, the BGwdnn team and in each Of
the earlier wears he has been injured
early in the season and kept out of the
most important games. He has
played through the whole of the seven
games thus far. and while ne is not
Roasting any vet his friends expect
that h.. VI i'll De doing business at the
old stand on the next TWO Saturdays.
PRINCIPAL NJ. d. Carroll Of the Lewis
Ton grammar Schol has been selected
by EHtnS To D1llclatta as npaG llneSnlan
tor Saturdays game. George :. Me-
Car:v. ESQ, will be the Bates timer.
and Henry y. Wing the ROwdoin timer.
While the selection of the field judges
and officials has been referred 10 the
Central Board. among those who have
been suggested by Bates for officials
are Dan Ty'' '.H;,y: Donnelly, Dart
month arC r'.., + Wesleyan
Portland hears q story that the Bates
aid L. of NJ. cleycns may arrange to
Play n Thanksgiving day game in that
CITY, though no definite arrangements
Rave been made. II would doubtless
be > money maker if the day proved
good. Both last year and year be-
fore when the BateS-C. Of A. game re-
suited in Il tie there was talk of a sec
end game, bul nothing came Of it. The
feeling is very high between these two
teams at present and each is confident
that it could win if the teams should
meet again. A Thanksgiving gam"
would mean that Bates would have to
keep in training and practice almost
three Weeks and L. Of VI. almost two
weeks. after the close nf the regular
schedule. and that would not he ar
easy thing to do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Manning d nr!l i,;iiii:ci: II. :i.-tS.
has heen ,oa,+l:n. lli.;.t~:, A.... ny
this season.
Tie averugr weight of Ire p.,r; land
Hie!, elevc,i is \" t.1Hr' ~ jhar Of
Bangor Is -.
Auburn's rouch.1nrr @gain5' West-
brok Seminary @ae liH" Ir~I i ha~
made in ,he ii:r c"in"- il has played
this fan.
Gale, on. az me star, IF IN" \ - :
Hill bacl:firi1. !, on rru;@neS fs III
result o. a hsd ;:..:l" i"cN'E"A in NE
Hebron gai.i-.
Portland ana baHgcr w;I p!ay f:.eir
second game at Portland \nvenber IL
Next Saturday Bangor will play
Eucksport Seminary AT Bangor and
Portland viii play Auburn at Port
land.
In response 10 the demands from All
SIDES th+. hour Of Saturdays big game
at Lewiston has been changed from 3
10 go II was a sensible move in the
interests of good sport. and the sp-rth-
tors will appreciate it.
+ ,rt land High and Yarmouth High
which was scheduled for yesterday az
t,rnCOn at Pine Tree park. was post
Toned as the South Portland boys will
he allowed 10 play no NOR mid-Wenk
games.
The Fierce boys of Bangor are doing
their share of the work for Harvard
this fall. One of them got Tie soil
r1ry touchdown which won the An
napolis game and the ether did I'll"
same thing IN the Brown game. One
plays guard and the other plays end.
The Gardiner High eleven has
game scheduled for Saturday with Hal
lowell High which it beat earlier III
the season l. 10 o. The Gardiner boys
have more or less trouble with the
school authorities this fall. hui enjoy
pretty plain sailing with opposing
teams.
The Portland Naval Reserve eleven
has a hard game scheduled for next
Saturday when they will lire up
against the heavy Fort Mckinley team
at the fort grounds. On Thanksgiving
day the Reserves are scheduled t.
meet WastbrOok again at Pine Tree
r..rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
DIAMOND DUST.
Pres. Taylor Sells Hobe
Ferris TO Clark Griffith.
highIanders at Once Swap
Him TO 81. Louis Team.
Fielder Jones' Place Hard to Fill.
Will Stahl Be Traded?

Boston. My. President John I.
Taylor yesterday sold Ia the New York
Americans tirhr Ferris. who has play
Cd second base fu:' Boston for the past
seven years. The sal" WAS arranged
over the inng-li~tauc" telephone with
Clark Griffith Of the HighlandcrS. and
Ferris WAS immediately made a factor
in another dead by which he. Danny
HOfi man. rrntcrii.!ier of the Highland
eTs, ard Jimmy Williams. The New
York second baScnnaII. were traded for
Niles. second baS': H..lnphill. center
field. ana Glade. pitcher. Of The ST
Louis Browns.
Ferris. accordingly, j. now n" prop
erty of tn 81. louis club. but from
the fact that ty the deal with New
York, - Louis gets Two second base
men in Ferris ana Williams thort. is :,
belief that Ferris may g, another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
TO TOT" "sW ENGLAND.
Princeton -t9iNHI Team Will PLAY
Harvara. 'sie and Brown.

Princeton. y. j., Nov. s.-The
Princeton basketball team will make an
extended trip through New England IN
January, and among the games the
team has already Scheduled is one win
harvard varsity At Cambridge. Jan.
H. The Tigers will he at Providence
playing Brown Jan. IL. and between
that game and the one with Harvard.
Princeton will meet Yale at New
Haven. Harvard and Yale will both
play at Princeton Harvard is sched
ule /" play al Princeton Feb. -
when Yale will play in Tigertown on
W'Shir, stons birthday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
TO TRADE STAHL?
Griffith May Swap Former Senator For
Third Stacker.

Cleveland, Ohio. Nnv. FIN the ali
but secret visit Of Clark Griffith. Willy
boss Of the New York Highlanders. to
Cleveland and his mysterious confer
ence with Manager Napoleon LajOie Of
the Maps, baseball followers see an
attempt of the New York manager to
land someone to fill the hole at third
base
Griffith refused to drop a hint Of his
business. He lodged his friends IN
newspaper circles. Somers and Kill
foyle. likewise La ioie. refuse to talk
But it is known that third base was
talked of. The Cleveland team has
Bradley and Perring. /, is limited that
Griffith Nigh, give Jake Stahl for ono
or the other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

ont by the Sox'S foes on account oF
Davis SlownA-up condition. Ana many
q drI- over second base got away
from him Mat he used 10 eat m in
his palmy days. Parent will be able
TO cover NOR" ground than Davis. as
he j. younger. I'sea as Il second sack
er. Davis vii! be protected by Il short
or throw. George is still q great bali
player and good fer 2 courlo of sea-
sons IT second. Al least il would br
a miracle if any minor league could be
picked up and show the hating and
fielding ability that is still left III Davis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
SPORTING NOTES.

Danny Maher, the American iocl,av
WHO is thls year repeating his former
successes on the English turf, put over
MS Iooth winner of the season at Cat
WICK last week when he landed Per-
SINUS in the Monteflore Plate at the
almost prOhibitive odds of 70 %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursdav-Jacx O'Neill VS.. Otto Sielon
Iannrte ind Al belmont VS.. Kid Du.
fresno. Montreal: Grover Hayes vs. Ae'''
MalOney, Philadelphia. y,oL Rms.
Friday-Jimmy Gardner VS.; go, umn vs..
sell, Philadelphia: Tommy FaMsJ Jimmy
Freddie O'Brien. George holes IA Pvan.
Hanlon, and Ike Mclean W., vs Dick
Marlboro; Young Donahue
Grant. New Britain, Ct. -. o,Kaefe
Saturday-Bil Papke VS.; ray onate,ir
Philadelphia; E. A. A. (hna's' ''''"
tourney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
Annua! Session Will Be Held Dec. TO-
In New York City.

New York. Nov. 6 President Harry
G. Pulliam announced that the annual
meeting Of the National League of
Professional Baseball Clubs will he
held at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in
this city on Tuesday. Dec. 10. at
r. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
LAWRENCE'S NEW MANAGER.
Pitcher Nal eason. Formerly O
Brooklyn National. Is Chosen,

Lawrence. Mass. Nov. 6.-At n
meeting of the directors of the Law
renee New England baseball team this
afternoon Nal w. Eas"n. former pitch
or for the Brooklyn National League
team. was chosen 70 manage and cap
tain the locals for the season Of 1905
Eason was chosen from a lis. of ~
applicants. Fl" vii! play either first
base or in the field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

shotgun before the manager left FOR
his home, and after seeing the weapon
CriS-r writes that if he had a gun like
tii.iI he thinks his arm would be in
great shape after four months hunt
ing down in New Mexico
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

after time Duffy looked to be all ILL.,
but managed to stay il out 10 the eh"
1t was easily Nelson's decision. no"
ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

sam Wallace. who stands feet,
inches and weighs 200. is being touted
by his Cincinnati friends as a heavy
weight prospect. Wallace. who is COL
"red. recently knocked out Jim Fields
iii two rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
BCOKIES HARD HIT.
Favorites Win and Crowd Makes =
Killing at the Acqueauct Track.

New York. Nov. Ga holiday crowd
Of nearly ..",o pcryons attended The
races at AcQueduct Tuesday where the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Further sporting news will DC '0'"'
on Pace 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07

Agro Red Salmon at all grooe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
GREAT FUTURITY
FIELD OF ENTRIES IN
 HISTORY OF RACE.
James R. keene Has Two Entries and His "COlin" is Slated as the Conspicuous Fa-
 yOrite

New York, Aug. SO-For the twenti- eth running of the Futurity at Sheeps- head Bay tomorrow. but eight horses are ni led, the smallest field ia the history 0f the race. It cannot be said, however, that these 2-year- odds are not of the calibre to make the race inter esting from start to finish of the six furlongs course, The conspicuous fa- vorite is the entry of James R. Keene's s Colin and "Restigouche." It is with the former that Mir. Keene expects to win.
 Frank Farrelrs "Jim Gaffney," which will carry 130 pounds, conceding five pounds to "Colin." Is the second choice and the gamcness he has shown at Sar- atoga makes him no mean contender. There are many 2-year-olds eligible to start and some of them may be added. Indications tonight are that beautiful weather and fast track will greet the runners.
 Following are the entries with weights and probable jockeys:
 Jim Gaffney. l30. Knapp: Colin, 125, Miller: Restigouche. 123, Notter; Nee lick. 119 Radtke; Beaucoup, 119, F.. Dugan; Fair Play. 119, Garner; Bar None, 117, J. Martin; Chapultepec, IF, Finn. (Colin and Restigouche. Keene's entry.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
Many Close Brushes Ex- cited Crowd.
 -e LAST MEETING OF
 SEASON WAS BEST
 -o-- Drying Club Left Nothing Undone
 Yesterday. Nearly Every Event on Card Was Eot- Iy Ccntested--whiIe Those Who stayed in the City sweItered, Race Track Devctees En- toyed Splendid Breeze.

It remained for the last meeting of the Montgomery Driving Club yester- day afternoon to be easily the most thoroughly successful and enjoyable affair of the season of 1907. As it was to be the last afternoons racing of the 1907 season the Club had gone to un- usual trouble to make the afternoon as pleasant as possible. Extra cars and quick schedules had been secured from the Traction Company, the best brass band to be had was In the grandstand --and a corking good card of five well filled races was the offering.
 That the efforts of the club were ap- preciated was shown by an enthusias- tic crowd of nearly 2.000 people. sev- eral hundred of them ladies. While the heat was fearful in the city, making one of the most oppressive days of the summer. delightful breeze made 1t several degrees cooler out at Vandiver Park.
 In the Judges stand Messrs Lutz, Gallagher and Stern held the stop watches. Mir. Wood was judge and MT. Kerlin did the starting from the half mile post on the opposite side of the track. On account of the length of the card 1t was o'clock last night before the last race was finished while dark ness prevented the third heat of the ished-
 As they were scoring down for the first heat of the first race Tony Boy. driven by MT E. Brunette. threw the toe weights of his front feet and was put out of business for that heat the fact of the distance flag being waved saving him,
 land, won the heat after brush with Pearl C., driven by Mir. w. N. Cox, the two of them making a pretty fight or 1t down the stretch: Hardware a s- year-old, owned by Mir. Louis McCurdy Of Lowndesboro, was a good third. This youngster is by Rexwood. his sire be- ing Rex Americus. and is out of the same dam that Lillie Pointer, the fast Teague mare, is. being full brother of that mare.
 The second race was the first heat or the second race. There were original ly six starters in this race but Stella J., the speedy little mare owned oy limited States Marshal Judkins, was scratched. This heat was bit slow and Mary Direct a more owned oy MT. Louis McCurdy, had no trouble In iano- ing 1t in 1:15. Fauxpass, another Mc- Curdv entry. and Tom T., owned ana driven by Mir w. M. Teague, Jr., had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
PELICANS WIN
 RAGGED GAME Bill Philips Was Again Invincible. CLIMBERS FAIL TO SCORE Malarky's Bunch are Charged With
 Many Errors. The Local Team Punched Three Hits in Third Round Which, Coupled
 With Fielding BaubIes
 Won Game.

New Orleans Aug. 3o.--(SpeciaL)-- , For the second time this week Bill Phillips has pitched a shut-out victory for himself and the Pelican team. On Tuesday he yielded only two hits with out run against Nashville and yester- day the Montgomery team annexed six hits but could not get them close enough together to secure single run.
 The Pelicans punched three hits on Walsh in the third round which, coupled with fielding baubles on the part of the visitors. let in three runs. Except in that period Walsh kept the hits well scattered but at that he was lucky with the score was no larger. Again the New Orleans team played a fauftless game in the field. Not d sim gle error was made by them or any thing that looked like an error and Phillips was given perfect support.
 Phillips opened the third round by sending a grounder to the second corn CT which Wye failed to handle neatly and Bill reached the initial corner. Atz then drove one to center and Henline let the leather slip through him, put ting Phillips on third and Atz on the far corner
 Manning sent grounder to Wye who threw wild to the plate to trap. Phillips and the latter scored the first run. This play put Atz on third and Manning on second. Cross next went out on a with grounder to the mid-section and Atz was trapped at the plate. Sabrie pilfered the second sack before Brett enstein singled to left driving Man ming and Sabrie home with the final runs of the game.
 Gaston ended the round by flying out to Nye.
 In the sixth, fast double play by the visitors prevented another score for the Pelicans. Sabrie was first up and reached the initial corner because Per ry fumbled his grounder. Breitenstein sacrificed and Gaston then beat slow grounder to Ball. This put Sabrie on third. Gaston led wide off first and Catcher Hausen whipped the ball to Nye who outsprinted Gaston between the bases and then snapped the ball back to Hausen who tagged Sabrie at the plate. The visitors succeeded in punching two singles on Phillips on the sixth period but they came after two were out and failed to produce a run.
 MontGomery played a ragged game in the field, a total of five errors being charged to the visitors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Aug. 30.-Boston won today's game the New York team being unable to handle the slippery ball in the last half of the fifth The game was called at the end of the sixth on account 3 Of rain. R n F. c Boston .. .. ...........OIO OUZ-3 New York ... ... 0Oo. 100-1 f 4
 Batteries-Young and Needham; Wiltse and Bresnahan.
 Pittsburg. Aug. 3O.-In a double header today the Pittsburgs won the first game because Of the fine pitching of Camnitz. Only one local man reach ed second base in the second game.
 First game: .,. Fl E . Chicago .. ....O1O 900 oO0-1 ?
 atteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Fra ser and Moran.
 Second game: II. E i; cft[SIH5S chicago ...... sOi OSo S-S Q
 Batteries-Leifield and Smith: Lund- gren and Moran
 Philadelphia. Aug. SO.--Timely hit ting by the home team defeated Brook lyn today. Both pitchers were hit nj hard. II. E i; Philadelphia .0O0 200 20'-4 10
 Batteries-Pastorious and Ritter Sparks and Dooin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
HUNTSVILLE BALL PLAYERS.
Charlie Street and LOwery Bryant Get
 GOOd Positions.

Huntsville, Aug. SO-(Special.-Char- lie street end Lowry Bryant, two Huntsville ball players who were mem bers of a scrub team here a few years ago are getting on in the world.
 street has been catching for the Frisco team in the Pacific Coast league this season, and has been drafted by the Washington team in the American League. He Is one of the several star players drafted recently to pull the Washington team out of the ruck.
 Lowry Bryant. who has been pitch ing for Gulfport, Miss. in the Cottor states League. has been sold to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-31
NOTICE
Advertisement for Bids for Printing
 the New Code of Alabama.

for the publication and distribution of the Gods of Alabama, and the Acts of the Leg fslature." approved July 2Tth, 1907, notice is hereby gfven that sealed bids viii be re- ceived at the oflce of Secretary of State Montgomery. Ala, not later than twelve o'clock noon. September 9th. 1907. for pFaut- ing and binding said Code.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond of not less than thirty thousand dollars. with a surety company authorized to transact business in Alabama and to be approved by 4ho Governor.
 Copies of said Act and full particulars with reference to bids and specifications will be mailed upon request.
 The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
 FRANK N. JULIAN. got Secretary of State