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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WCARTER HIT IN HOUSE.
Jersey AssemblymGn Says He Acts
for Corporations against People.


Trenton March 25-Assemblyman Iumui'I' VI
Hudson contendod tonight that The Attorney
General had no right 10 accept retainer rom
any corporation concern that CONNECTED WIN me
lights of the state He said the Attorney "enet"l
bad no right to exercise pernicious poluc' "'"N-
itv He said he should always stand oy 'te pe'
ole lie had no right one day. TunuliY sSi1, !"
stand for the interests Of the Lacka"anna ran
road and the next day for the Lehish hal''O""'
The Assemblyman gave the details OF case J"
which he said the Attorney General refused . he'p
1crsev city against the Public Service corpora
zion an A suit brought. because his brother WAS
president OF the company. lie insisted that "
Robert McCarter had served his state hsrt As
y1i as he did his brother. the people would De the
Attorney Generals friends
ar Barber the Republican leader deiendea 'he
Attorney General eminent and Just lawyer
ana a was his duty in "A contest between two ran
GODS or two corporations to decide as ne deemed
beet and in accordance with the law He pointed
20 .be case between Jersey city and the uoHey
roronanlos and said the decision was sustained ny
she chief Justice and the Supreme Court
Tho Hill under discussion was the one introduced
h. TlIrlultv fixing the Attorney Generals annual
salary al $4,000 in lieu of all other conps nsatloh
and Prohibiting him from the practice or law ~
as state Alexander OF Hudson. thought the Oh!
vras good because the Attorney General Sholld
NOT rractise for corporations any more taan a
rhieF Justice. II carried by vote OF s. 10 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
~ Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR.


NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE APPOINTMENT
OF CONTEMPORARIES 53HE4FR OF Fo AE9TAIsAL~
no hTrs9y o s b s% New + h1 York nSs9,2n a
application 10 the supreme o state II
Yo5 95 as ~ b az ~ @ az ae5 on c
application viii he made at Speca! Term = the sI
District. at the Court House In the Village OF White
4b iao7 az no oioc in the forenoon OF that day or as
thereafter Counsel be heard The object %
pointing three dsnterested and competent freeoderz
least OF whom shall reside in the County where
the real hereinafter described situated to az as
all the duties conferred by said law acts
nmsndat9ry thereof upon such Gommis,S1eTs Of SP
The real estate sought TO he taken or affected Is stu
Of Yonkers in the County OF westcheser
The following brief description Of the real estate
sought reference 70 the date and place OF
those Ge t GT 6Hy Of ' ag
Of New York. shown on map entitled southern
supply Of The City of New York Map Of real estate
anu State o. New YORK to he acquired by The CITY Of
New York o under aSe f Ss Sf 5Hs
View Reseryo and aDPnTtensnses north OF Mclean
which map MED IN hs Ss Of Pd He REGISTER ,
18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1907 and is bounded and de-
scribed as follows
the sassTf line Of CENTRAL PARK AvenSe and running
easterIy Avenue " 40 degrees %
the westerly line OF Jerome Avenue thence along tho
westerly Of said parcel " 40 degrees % minutes f.
81 feet 10 the line OF Jerome the
nS a SEs'f 5hs eSssry line q Central Park SVeS9e and
the lines Of parcels Nos and 3,
Minutes ss' Ea eI7 feet R the northwest Of psFGs No
8 thence along the n9r5neTE line or said parcel $ -
utes F. 25 feet degrees Al minutes F. 1T5 feet
the northeast said parcel along the
70 the northwest corner OF parcel No s. thence along the
feet 20 a point In the westerly line parcel "a
thence along the said westerly line 81 degrees 10 min
thence along the and the south line OF parcel No
line Of said parcel thence along the
westerly lire OF parcel No 90 y % degrees 10 minutes
the southerly line Coutant along
the sO%hsr H e ad yRu sD ans the pGST tines
minutes 1890 feet TO the southwest corner OF the be
thence the westerly line ot kmhaIl Avenue and
crossing Richmond and Avenues. the following
courses and distances - degrees ~ minutes w 1922
81 minutes W. sal feet s - degrees 20 minutes
W 1928 feet $. Z. degrees 70 minutes w s1O5 feet
minutes w. 40OG feet S u degrees 80 minutes W SsG1
southeast OF parcel No a. thence along the south
eFy line Of std parcel The ,ooWnE sS courses and ds
grees minutes 2O34 20 degrees an min
9Sa anS Ss uSe Ss d de-
grees a minutes w 6&6 feet To- the southeast %
thence crossing the said Avenue and running along
dssrees s. minutes point or place
The Zee Is 70 be acquired BY The city Of New York in
all the real parcels Nos to Sc anclusive con-
.Ref-rencs is hereby made to the said map. Aed as
aforesaid In the Office OF the Regiser OF the County
estate 70 ss taken in fee as above described
WILLIAM r. ELLISON
Corporation Counsel
Hail % Records
Corner OF Chambers and Centre Streets
New York ci,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
INSANE. MAY BE A BIGAMIST.
Man Found in Asylum May Be One Who
Deserted Wife Eight Years Ago.

Chicago. March 25-After eight years search
a man believed TO he William L. Church, a con
tractor Of Kansas City, No, found to-day In
the hospital for the insane Al Dunning III. He
was sent 10 the institution a year ago from this
CITY. Church left a wife and three children in
Kansas City.
The police doubt that the man found in the
asylum is the missing one as he has a wife in Chi
caEo. They lived in the same house for seven
years Church during that time senior part
ner in a cement construction firm. Mrs. Church
said that she knew nothing OF a wife in Kansas
City. She declared that she married to
Church there nine years ago.
suppose that il he had one wife he might Just as
easily have had two He told that his first
wife died Of consumption about twenty years ago,
before We married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

John H. Behrmann has sold for Edgar d
Smith three lots in Bartholdi street near White
Plains avenue: also for the same person two lots
In Magenta Place, near 2osth street for John
A De Leyer, "A house and two lots in Arthur
street t2l3th street,, between Fourth and Fifth
avenues for Frank Gass. four lots on the west
side Of Second avenue Carpenter aVenuel. op
poSlte 22th street also sold, in conjunction with
N. Morgenthau, jr.. d Co, for Howard Colin
and others two lots on the south side OF 226th
street. between Barnes and Brentwood avenues,
10 i Edgar d. Smith, also Lots Ill liz and 113.
on the map Of Bryn MaWr Park, 10 a Mr.. Huber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
SALE OF CENTRAL PARK WEST PLOT.

Leon $. Altmayer has sold for James Galway
10 the Regent Realty Company the plot. 5DXlW
feet. in Central Park West. between S1th and
SSth SIS. The rapid transit subway station is
20 be on Sth ave. between Seth and SIth sts
These premises are part of the old Martin
Zuoborsld farm. and have not changed hands
since 1865 The property is to be improved with
? twelve story freprOOf steel construction build
ing. II viii have stores on the ground floor
and studios and bachelor apartments i'm the up
lpr floors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been flied for adding a new story
TO the two story laboratory building, No III
West 25th st. owned by the New York Veterin-
airy Hospital and for refitting the three old style
loft and store buildings Nos. &c. 7S and 50 War
ren ST. owned by William Mannheim. An ele-
Vator service viii be installed. The improve
ments are To cost $4,000 according 10 the esti-
mate of G. H Richter the architect.
BurrIll Brothers have sold the four story
steam heated apartment house No "a Fiske
Place. Brooklyn. for Catherine OReilly to an
investor for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
REFEREE IN FoREcLosuRE NAMED.

terday named Abraham Stern as referee TO COM
pute the amount due in the action begun by the
Dime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn against George
Nixon and others TO foreclose a mortgage of
1851 500 the block front on the east side OF
a plot 20lI0 by 125 feet The mortgage was
rnahe on March 30. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

loist St; {. $. 100 IT, Of LIST ave-; Vincent
r,o ssmssr a 1905 '...D o A. p $500 60
VOLT Wolf Ieritz et al: March IL 1907 co 90
tsIohAWooG ave. s. ". 2ISth ST q
9, DECEMBER 1905 .1''.s "o'As 81 al 100 90
1r.; March 10 1907 by 6ondj 675 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WOMAN SELLS AN UPTOWN PLOT.

Hugo Waist has sold a plot loOx9S feet At
Gunther ave. and 23Sth 81 for Mary Weisheimer
TO a client also sold plot BAHIA feet on the
south side Of 22lst 81, 305 feet east Of %
ave, for Clara r. owen 80 client a plot look
ia feet the north side Of 23lst ST. for Anna
a. and 9 b. owen TO a client and for {. B.
Owen a plot the north side 81 e30th st. look
ia feet, 10 a Mr. Baier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
vARlcK o. MARTIN IN TWO DEALS.

Earick D. Martin. successor to John L. Martin
has sold through Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown a. Co. No. 6S2 Lexington ave. three
story dwelling house on a lot l6.SxSS feet 33
feet north Of 5tith ST. Also sold To the same
buyer No. 1913 East 5Gtl ST. a three story dwell
ing house. on lot 1850 feet. 80 feet west Of
Lexington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
NEIEpLYs nav CLUBHOUSE.

Joseph E. Nejedly. the Republican leader Of the
18th Assembly District. has permanently estab-
lished the district organization, the Ivy Club, at
40. EOS East esd street. and has issued a call 10
Ell enrolled Republicans. The club has a mem
bership Of more thar six hundred and the house is
well furnished fer club purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
STE BOUGHT FOR NEW CHURCH.

Schneider < Bachrach have sold plot 225x
9a1l feet on the south side of 151st St. $50
feet west of 18th ave. The site viii be improved
ty the erection Of a Catholic church. rectory and
schoolhouse. TO be known the Church of the
Resurrection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
no REMopEL BRoApWAY Rrm-pINci--

TO RLMODEL BkOADWA1 BCILDlNC2..
Plans have been fled with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for remodelling the I'VE story
building. 435 feet front, at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and 37th street. which was the
nOTfherly annex Of the original Hotel Marlbor-
ougl. into an Office building with ground floor
stores. I: has q depth ~ ~ feet on S7th street.
Two new electric elevators win be installed. the
interior renovated and the present stores re-
fitted thOrGoghOut. The improvements are 10
be made for Daniel Bradley and Mary B. Aver
ll as new owners. and are 10 cost $4,000. ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

roome ST, g e. cor. Of sullivan ST. for six
story brick tenement house and store 72x5O
RoschiH Realty Corporation, owner: c NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
FoR INST STREET PLOT s1o5,Ooo.

Post & Reese have sold the two dwelling
houses No 155 and 1J7 East list st. each
20NlO22 feet. for A. r. Enos and William II.
Hamilton. The purchase price was SlO5O0O
The buyer win erect an American basement
dwelling house ON the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
LIS PENoENs.

washington ST. No. 100; George B. saloon aEt Law
Cohnor specific performance: A. A. sberberg.
ssh St, No BIS West: Cora NJ. King agt IT, Juliet
eaean action 70 declare deed void: Putney Twomby
sih 81 No 30 West: Max Frank ct al agt David ~
E.-S - OF attaeh'9entj VankausT s. Davidson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
MECHANICS LIENS

Wadsworth ave. n. W l77th look
t2tin. Bernard GTeentha agt. one Hundred
and Seventy seventh Street Realty Company.
oUner and contractor ~. .--....-.-,4.. sl75 20
I56h whole front between Fox
and Southern Boulevard. 200AlO0. r II.
Smith & son, Agt Banhahn Realty Company.
owner and contractor -. ......,-,.. s.24o 90
Tth No. 900. New York Asbestos Manu-
featuring Cpmpanv National Bridge
Works. Manhattan Heating
NeutllatuR company. contractor ....-..... 1oi %
St StcholgH ave. corner II2d l0ON
100 Michele ipggere agt Francis Carlson.
Michael Fortunate contractor. .-... - OF
Same property. Biaso Moinaro 0a
Same property Angelo Alexandra aGt
Same property. fesidio CafHrel
Same property, Francesca Cappoii agt -
Same properly. Angelo Di forlo aRt. came. 20
Same property. Francesca Gallo u.
Same property. Giuseppe Fot ...-.. IS 20
Same property, Giuseppe Tulliani agt. same.
Same property, Francesca Artiban agt so
Same property. Bnnnele III Ioveto Gag
Same property leonardo SALVATORE agt same an
Same property Giuseppe BattlSte aEt same GSa
PROPERTY. fasquale Dnscania agt. same Is 10
Same property. Giovanni Cinbeli sRm
Same property. Radaele la Percia agt same 80 20
Mount Hope Place. n 4lO feet ". OF Fleet
Aaron Miller Realty Company. owner
ana contractor ............ -. $50 90
Nos "a ana s2G East: charles
contractor 49,; . ~. .......... $50 90
as, Nicola Lama. owner ana contractor. 400 90
LenOK Nos if3 and
Harry Bierhof Bernard GreIn
owners and contractors .-...........' 900 90
Division Nos @23 Solomon Zuick agt.
Aaron Hurwitz. Louis Levin & Morris Il
FEEDER. owners. Aaron Hurvitz. contractor $50 on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

l6sth st.. s. e cor. Of Woodycresi ave two story
brick public library. 45x5O. New York Public
Library, owner: carrere & Hastings architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
NEW OWNER FOR BROADWAY PARCEL.

Charlotte r. Lee has sold No 2s0s TO 2sl5
Broadway southwest corner of s4th street a
five story fathouse. with stores. on a plot 1912
by 3l.6 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WHITE PLAINS AVENUE SITE SOLD.

architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

III
BIN cry or NEW ROCHELLE y. 7.
sealed proposals Will be received ey SAe So,nS' cz
81 NJ T,esdSy March IS. 400 at the Common GoSai
Chambers. in the city ha HaIinE Il" ~ t, eio Ger
tiGcatss Of Indebtedness for Five thousand SVo9 ne
SSS sIvIh lay OF March 1907. and payable on ~
tWenty-sixth dav Of July 100 - ,, ,.,rs.art
-, CTsrte los Of the LAWS OF the state 9t New aoT~
the wear IS99 and the ats ai , S ~ Sai5 fy
i, Sfarrp b 1897 said certificates OF tndeotsOs- ~
to be issued N anu tst,li YEAR
Thes- certificates are to oe It y, t5s ate q
si rer cent per and Will oc SOLO 70 I 1850
nrm or corporation onerns tee nss 49,, IN ~ nj bids
An bifs 10 be addressed % Charles han'nes'Heye' -
Cie[S anu ma ba be accompanied by deposit OF ~
thousand CS2 dollars IN cas or ~ WV Teas
for that amount pay Ss,S RoeSele such deposit 70 p
forfeited the city u ne p9 ~ tske ana pay s
same in accordance with The terms 3 e ~ the cir
Inc eeFtiSats If1 IN tbe civ Of Rochelle. y T.
on TUESDAY April {. 1907 az = oG 100 n nsT"
Do sS Ts' he required pay accrued ntesS s
Ny order OF the Common Council OF '"s ~
i DaseG. New Rochelle MsTs S, s RsGS vEE
CHARLES 49, city CLERK
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY RE29 Io5ti mo Int
m has been passed by both branches u ~
entitled - -r
TO AMEND CHAPTER kIVE ~ rS15sSIl{TFSN HUNDIag
AN STNT i,TV E'Ty-C ENTITLED "AN FyTTlSf
IATION TO THE SIPRESif- nv ~ SPpF;LINTE DlN
SION THERFOF IN THE FIRST ~ a Conf.
RELATIVE TO THE APPOINTNE>t O'
Further notice is hereby given that a PaS See in
civ HAIL in the CITY Of New York. on IhnFs''1S
. l'O'' AZ iO''0 GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN v,ys
Dated city Hall. New York. March y 1870"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

S02O,UOO IANpT MoRTGAGE CO., g. Wiln s0'i )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Real Estate Wanted.

dds WANTED contract work for cutting and graz
ID ing streets in Westchester County minutes out:
grade and specification ready: al
THE HALEY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
1O4-1o5 East l25th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

NOR AN ARRAY OF ACCOMPLISHED FACTS re-
~ garding new residential district address FOR
EST LODGE Glen Allen. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Country Property to Let.

I'oR RENT-on the Sound. large house. all i'm
4 rovements: ~ acres: stables. lawns; de-
sirable EDWIN p ROE. WhtestOne. l. l.
SUFFERN. y Y.--I-room house; bath. gas and cleo
- '-.@ty: : minutes from station: excellent train
80 :; SnEnrosraae s-c-lkSENRERc II Stats street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday,
the first being that of the debtor:
Antonssn;i MIgueILawrence A Weber ct all. $50 90
Ament Mrs-tharles Moeller ct al: $500. lOA a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
City Property for Sale.
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrz,

RIO RENT.-Summor home; large house f,,-
Il nished; acres cared for; deliahtfui sSr.
roundngs; q little over an hour from Cas-
Central Station either Harlem or a. n. r R
in Westehester County Fer further particular
apply 70 PHILIPS q WELLS. Tribune Build
Fifth Avenue, New York City. IVA
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
TOWN OF CfNTfRVALLfY
New Town to be Plated
on the Line Of the
500 !

Joe Billmeyer OF Hillman was in the
city Saturday and stated that village
would be plated by himself and Matt
Meyer on the 500 line. !
The place selected is at the site OF
the Zerf postof6ce and Y i'll be on land,
owned by the gentlemen mentioned, on
the east side of the track. The name
of the new village will be Center Val.
lev, and will be located on the line
midway between PierE and Hillman,
being about seven miles to either OF
the stations. It is the intention of the
owners to build roads from the village
connecting with all the country roads
,, in the vicinity.
The promoters claim tnat it is the
ideal town for a station, being CEN
trally located, and in a beautiful val
! ley. the ground gently sloping away
on all sides.
MIR. Billmeyer also has great confi.
dence in the place being headquarters
for heavy mining operations in the
vicinity, as he claims to have
submitted specimens of gold bearing
quartz taken from this region, which
have proven to be of superior quality.
and that it is IN paying quantities.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
BOND FOR APPfARA nee.
Given by JOS. Polluck to
Appear Witness in
Wieherski Case

Jos. Poll ck of Swan River "a
arrested Sunday on charge of COM
pllclty with Theodore Wieherskl. IN
the shooting of Mrs. Gertrude Kuffel
In Swan River q few weeks ago, and
was taken before Justice 9audet Tues
day morning. The case against him
was dtsmissed, and he was released
upon furnishing personal bond of
$5cO to insure his appearance az star
witness in the Wieherski case at the
fall term OF the district court in thi
city. As he is the only eye. witnes
to the shooting, the county attorney
was naturally very desirous of maxi
ing sure that he will be on hand when
the case comes for trial. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
TO CELEBRATE The 4Th
ArranfementS to be Made
for an Excellent Pro-
Gram for the Day

A meeting was held at the city hall
Monday evening by the committee
appointed by Mayor Moegleln to see
to the arrangements for proper cele'
braton of the Fourth of July, all men,
bers. with the exception of those of
the West side, being present.
The general opinion of the members
was tnat the Fourth should be cele-
brated this year With much greater
pompt then in past years and that a
change In the program shoul" be
made.
Members of the committee thought
that first class Fourth of July pro.
gram would draw large crowds to this
city and that gala day should be
bad.
They appointed the following com.
mittee to solicit subscriptions in the
different wards towards thus ce]ebrat-
ing this national holiday: F. E.
Cawley and s. r. Snow IN First
ward W. 81. Ryan and c. W. Willing
IN Second ward: Carl Bolander and
T. q. Dewey in Third ward.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
DIE

Miss Florence Baker died early Sat.
urday morning of tuberculosis Of the
lungs at her home on the West side,
aged 81 years.
Miss Baker, who was the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ba.
ker, took sick with pneumonia while
teaching the Wadena schools about a
year ago, which developed into tuber-
culosis of the lungs, and since then s1e
gradually failed until death ensuea.
Born In st. Paul Dec. 9, 1855, Flo.
renee Baker came to this city with
her parents at the age Of four years
and had resided here ever since, ex-
cepting when away from home teach
ing. She attended tho local schools,
graduated with the class of 1903 of
the local high school and attended the
st. Cloud Normal school during the
1904. 1905 term, graduating from the
same in the spring of 1906. She then
taught a term of school in the city
schools of Wadena, during which time
she contracted the disease which ulti
mately resulted in her death.
The deceased was of q pleasing per
sonality, beloved by her many friend!
and admired by all who knew her
and it is with deep regret that they
will hear of her demise.
She leaves q father, mother. an.
three brothers, John, Russell ant
Award, Baker, all residing in IL
city. -: ~.si~,'rs
The funeral was held at 2 o'clocl
Monday afternoon from the Eplscops
church, interrMent taking place il
the Oakland cemetery. Many beautl
full floral tributes were received.
The four-weeks. old child of Stanis
laus Jasowisk Of Flensburg died Tues
! day and the funeral was held OF
| Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
THE GREATER LITTLE FALLS

TIE GREATER LITTLE FALLS.
If you want to see our city lead all
others in the state,
II you'd like to see her people busy,
strictly up to date,
If you favor growth of business in
the town where you belong,
Get in line and be booster and you Il
help the cause along.
If you'd see her own and operate her
factories by the score,
Giving labor, homes and comfort to q
million or more
If you want our town a Mecca where
the men of business meet,
Take right hold and work together till
the thing is quite complete.
Let us demonstrate the prowess of our
city every way;
And rejoice to see it growing bigger,
better day by cay.
And it each and every one will do what
hope and courage calls,
There's no question but we'll get it
soon the Greater Little Falls.
Adopted from the Waterloo Times
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
The LID IS On
The Several Bar keepers
are Notified to that
Effect Thursday

The expected has happened. AS q
conse quence of the decision recentlv
handed down by the supreme court in
the st. Cloud law enforcement case,
which decision will be found on our
third page, Mayor Moegleln has
deemed it wise course to follow the
letter OF the law, and consequently on
Thursday afternoon Chief Cannon
notified all interested of the situation.
The saloons hereafter will be closed
throughout tho day on Sundays and
will also close at II o clock on week
days.
Some of the saloon keepers are not
opposed to the closing, while others
are siren nuously SO, saying that they
may retaliate on other lines. This
action on their part. however, is
improbable.