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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
PRESIDENT pULLIAMs BULLETIN
Releases and Transfers of Plsyers in
 Biz League.

The following bulletin was issued by Harry c. Puliiam. president of the National league. showing several changes in various teams: Contract With Cincinnati. Jake Wefmsr t1s0T-1s08). ReIeases-By Brook lyn (uneonditionally)-John A. Mo Carthy; by St Louis (to Providence), |, F. A. Crawford; by Philadelphia fto PrOvldenee). George N. Mcouiilan: by Pittsburg (to McKeesport, Pa, Harry Huston; by Chicago, (to Phf1- adelphia. National League). Wiifrst B. Osborne.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
PURSE FOR PLAYERS.
Ponies Get $1OO for Last Weeks
 Fine Showing.

A purse of S100 was given the Springfield Ponies for their. fine show ing last week.. Manager O'Neil was the donor and cheerfully handed out the amount for the players to divide us they saw fit At the beginning of last week Manager o'Neil told the men he would give them S1OO if they won five out of seven games in case the weeks bookings were played out or for four out of six games if only six were played. The result of the weeks work was five victories i'll six games and there was rejoicing on both sides, the manager being evidently as well pleased as the players.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06

Shad Link of Baltimore, in a wresd- ing bout with HJalmar Lundin of Worcester in the Lowell RoIlaway rink. Tuesday night, sustained injury to both shoulders by falling on the platform of the floor after the men had wrestled twenty-one minutes. Link was unable to proceed, and challenged Lundin for another match. Lundin said he would not accept a de- clson under the circumstances, but would wrestle his opponent again. In the preliminary George Bothner of New York and Fritz Hansen of wor- cester wrestled for an hour without either scoring a fall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
WRESTLING.
Harvey Parker May Have Another
 Plum to Pick.

Harvey Parker, backed by North Brookfield sports, and wilfred Bar rett. backed by Spencer sports, will wrestle in Mechanics bali, Spencer, Massachusetts, Saturday night for Il purse of S100. Barrett posted his $50 with John McNamara last night. The North Brookfield bunch put up the Parker money last Saturday. The match is the outcome of the wrestl- ing match a short time ago, when Parker threw Pete Roby of Spencer. At that time Roby had agreed to take on any man from North Brookleld anywhere near his weight. and Parker was the man the North Brooklield contingent brought down. Barrett was a spectator at that match and be recognized Parker. who was that night wrestling under the name of Harry Parker, and Barrett challeng- ed him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
mus WEEKS scHEDrLE.

Frfday-Norwich at New Haven. Bridgeport ct Hartford. Waterbury at Springfield. New London at Hol- yoke
 Saturday-Norvfch at Bridgeport, Hoiyoke st Hartford. New Haven at wsterbzrT. Nes London at Spring Asld (tWo gznes1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
National League Standing.
American League.

Washington, June 6.-Glade was puzzle to Washington yesterday, while Graham was batted out of the box. St Louis won by 10 to l. The timely hitting of Yeager was the feature. The score by innings:
 RHE. St Louis. 20222200 0-1OI1 8 Washing'n 0010000 O-1 63 Batteries-Glade and O'Connor; Graham. Durham and Heydon; time, 1h 55m; umpire, o'Loughlin. At New York-Rain.
 At Philadelphia-Rain.
 At Boston--Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06

Mike Shreck, the heavyweight who defeated Marvin Hart in their recent fight in Nevada, has both hands bad ly broken, and he says he will be unable to enter the ring for at least three months.
 Jack Johnson has been willing to meet Shreck for one of those Nevada purses. He was supposed to have been matched to battle with Mike, but the bout is now eff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Battle of Pitchers.

Cincinnati, June 6.-Brooklyn scored the lone run of the game yes- terday on Ritter's single, Bells sacri- flee and Alperman's double in the eight inning. The locals had men on third base twice with only one out but could not tally. The score:
 R H E Cincinnati 100000 % z 1 Brooklyn ....000O00 0-1 6 0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Williams Beat Columbia.

Williamstown, Mass, June G. Williams had no difficulty in defeat- ing Columbia yesterday 2 to 2. The game was called at the end of the fifth inning on account of rain. Col. umbia was able to secure only one hit and Templeton struck out six men. Lee was hit freely. The game was slow and featureless. The Score:
 R H E Williams .......2 O 3 1-7 8 1 Columbia ......0 1 O l 0-2 l 2 Batteries-Ford, Templeton and Waters; Lee and Young.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
enthern League.

At MontgoneFy-Rain.
 At Aianta-Atlanta "a. ListIe Rock At SsshvIle-SashvflSe & shSve port 4
 Al Birmlnzhan-BIruiashsn 1a New Orleans a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
AVERAGING FILL INVALID.
Race Hcrse Owners in Tennesss
 yubiiant

Memphis. Tenn. June e-Jutrs Palmer of the criminal court of tznxihy county held yesterday in q test cssa that the anti-race track gambling IaIi passed by the recent legislature n un- constitutional. because the caption cnn- tains more than one suntect The race horse owners sszert thst the de- cision win perulf, racing fn tts fn1f as the case cannot reach the e1pruu1 court for several naa<hx-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Western League.

At Omaha-Omaha 4, Des Moines 2 At Sioux City--Sioux City ?, Den- yer 1.
 At Lincoln 4, Pueblo |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Tri-State League

At Lancaster-Lancaster [, W.T. mington
 At York-Trenton 13, York 2. At Harrisburg-Harrlsburg [, Al toona 1.
 At Williamsport-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Nev York snte Tearue

At Blrnlngham-TrOy 6. BIrmins hmm 2.
 Other games postponed on seoOuui of rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
scANIoE WON'T TELL.
Great Brooklyn Pitcher Offered Mon.
 ey 10 Quit Brooklyn.

eY to Quit Brooklyn.
 Cincinnati, June G-Yssterday morning President Ebbsts again ask- ed Pitchsr Seanlon to tell him who the man was that had offered him an increass of t1.0oO in salary If he sue eseded in getting away from Brook lyn.
 For tbe name of the man and sub sanitation of the story I will GEe sllooo. and this offer stands perman- ently,- said Ebbets.
 Ban Johnson and Chsirnzn Herr mann discussed the cases of Jake stahI and Mike Kelly. It was 6e- cided to send to New York for Presi- dent PuIllsm. of the Nstional league. He vin come ca hsrs nsxt Monday and bo<h csss VII bs E11s cvsz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Won First of Series.

St Louis, June 6.-Philadelphia yesterday won the first game of the series with St Louis, s to 2. Beebe was wild and his support was poor. The score:
 s..' RH E St Louis 100000 00-2 8 8 Philadelphia 00003 o o 3-S 6 2 Batteries-Beebe and Noonan; Cor rigan and Jacklitsch. Time, 2:1O. Umpire, Carpenter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
American Association

At coIumbus-st Paul 5. Columbu, At Indianspoiis-fndianapoiIs Il Kansas City 3.
 At Louisvills-MiIvaukes 1T, Louis vile {.
 At Toledo-wet grounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
THE SPORTING NEWS.
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.

Column Reserved for School Games
 and Minor Leagues.
 Look at This.
 The Rose Hills would like to clal- lenge the Ponies of North Main street. They will play them anywhere if they give them a return game. The Rose Hills line up: c. Leo and Brennan (. c. Phelan p, F. Moriarty 1b, J. Hen neSsey 2b. R. Sheridan 3b. P Hayes ss, D. Tehan If, H. Walsh If, c. Leo or Brennan If. Anyone wishing game call on G. Phelan or P. Moriarty. lSS Baldwin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06

Architect E. g. Benedict has com pIstez plans for a clubhouse in Win Stsd for the Winsted Golf Club. men ton of which ls mxds under that hssd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
South Atlantic League.

At Augusta-Augusta 5. Jackson. vile l.
 At Macon-Macon 3, Columbia '. At Savannah--Charleston 2, Savan- nah 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Central League.

At ield-Springtield g Grand Rapids 4.
 At Dayton-South Bend 4, Dayton 1 At Wheeling and Canton-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
THE PUQlLISTS s RIGHT FROM
 THE SHOULDER
Good Draw Battle in New York Last Night Reports From
 All the Camps.

New York, June 6.---The Sharkey A. c. held several fights between fair ly good men last night. The main bout was between Jack Robinson. the Chicago welterweight, who has been fighting at the local clubs of late, and Willie Lewis. It was good six round draw.
 Robinson started off trying to find out just how clever Lewis really was. He stalled along, letting Willie do all the leading during the first round. Lewis landed few light lefts to the face. which did no harm.
 In the second Robinson seemed to think he could keep up his fancy tac- tics and jabbed several light lefts to Lewis face. Lewis walloped him in the stomach. The round was even.
 The third round was lightly in fav- Or of Robinson, but from then on things were even and the crowd call- ed for draw.
 Jim Driscoll, the new English featherweight champion, has been cabled by McCarey, manager of the Pacific A. c. McCarey is very anxious to procure Driscoll to fight our cham pion, Abe Attell, before his club on July 4 for the championship of the world.
 Driscoll has now defeated Joe Bowker twice, and Bowker would no longer be drawing card in this country.
 A month ago McCarey was after Bowker to come over and fight Abe, but as he wouldn't put up any money the Briton refused to take the trip.
 Driscoll made great hit with all the followers of the game in England and they are sure he can put up a fine fight with Abe Attell.
 Next Tuesday night Jack Dorman and Lou Meyers will clash in six round bout at Browns gymnasium. Both men are aggressive and have hard punching down to a science. They are expected to put up one of the fastest bouts Browns has had this season.
 Charley Harvey, the manager of Johnnie Summers, the English fighter. is not going to take any chances of his man being in poor condition on the night of June IS, when he boxes the hard-hitting Young Erne in Philadelphia. Harvey has insisted that Summers cut out his little strolls along Broadway in the evenings and that he take up his training in earn est.
 In case Harvey fails to get on larg- CT game than Murphy, he will try and match Johnnie to fight the Harlem wonder again. After Murphy's ex- perience with Harris, he will have to fight some other small fellow before the public will want to see him matched with the clever Englishman.
 The other night prominent fight follower stated that Summers has the same amount of cleverness as Abe Attell. He fights like Abe but can hit twice as hard and is more ag- gressive than Attell, said the fan.
 It might be good thing to match Attell and Summers. Summers can get down to 125 and be strong. Abe says he wants to fight Joe Cans, let ting the negro weigh 133 pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
American League standinR.
Eastern Ieagne

At BaltimOre-Balumore 2. Buffalo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
Can1pbell's Curly Cut.

Three good things in enc package. 1t makes a good cigarette. Smokes mild. sweet and fragrant in g pipe As a chewing tobacco it's a winner. Cigaretts papers free with each so paek1gs. Each. and every package besrs the union label.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06

Next Tuesday night Jack Dorman and Lou Meyers will clash in six round bout at Browns gymnasium. Both men are aggressive and have hard punching down to a science They are expected to put up one of the fastest bouts Browns has had this season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-06
GAME CALLED OFF.

Waters; Lee and Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
FOOTBALL HEADS CONFER.
Selection of officials for Games Up
for Discussion.

Football managers and representatives of thirty
of the larger institutions in the East discussed the
selection of officials for the games for several hours
at the Murray Hill Hotel on SATURDAY. night The
conference called was by DR.. James A Rabbit
chairman OF the central board of officials of the
American intercollegiate football rules committed
The work of this committee since last September
was outlined by DIT. Babbitt and then followed
a general discussion.
II is the plan Of the board II such be desired to
include all the New England section In it's scope
and TO further the aims of the rules committee in
the proper Interpretation OF the rules the improve
ment of the quality of officials and the aiding in
the official enforcement Of the rules. He referred
to the power Of the board. showing that he did
not wish to demand any undesired jurisdiction.
asked the corporation of all the institutions pres
ent in the work of the board by submitting sched-
uIes at an early date for impartial appointment
of accredited officials. 1t was further requested
that each manager send TO the board corrections
and additions to the accredited list already pub
Iished especially in regard to the names OF men IN
the immediate locality
To facilitate this work each representative viii
receive blanks for the proper filling out Of games
officials and other data. Officials were informed OF
meeting called for September p In this city and
requested to hold off all arrangements for games.
MANY doubtful points in regard to fees guarantees
of appointment and general ATTITUDE OF oiicidiS
were fully thrashed out the boaru expects 70
cornIeta it's preliminary work IN regard 10 printed
schedules by September 20 , ~
,T,,1Iep manager Union College: L. c. Saunders
athletic adviser, Stevens Institute or Technoloey'
w H Burnham. manager. Brown Chlversily' - - -
Buckley manager. Lafayette; J. X KuoIl na,r ~
go, c,,ra c,Ise University: w c White, manager
JT2siavan University; Dr. James A. Babbitt HaVer-
cord chairman; ]. NJ. Wolfe, graduate represei&la &
80 Iroi,nor1. lieutenant w d. Smith, graduate
r,anarer west Point; J. A Hatch graduate man iIali-
ager Williams: n. P. Wheeler. manager; FTliC1 70
ton p E. butcher manager HflrVa.u, az - =. ~
Io.,-- - manager FIaverford Glenn 3 warner
iaad coach Carlisle Indian Training ScnoCl. a.
tErI1slal manager. College City OF Ne" IUr oi+
SiI,ernlan graduate manager western O'l I,I,+n.
81 - D,s,,l,Tania. r Bunnell. manager Co!sa'G'
i . q Cotwals, manager, Pennsylvania state W, j.
T,gan manager Cornell; w. j. Crowen lnail1S, %tt
ce-tbn1ore and s. ". Olcott, manager Ne" h0
University.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
TIGERS WIN AND LOSE.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

UtIca-Utica. /: Troy O.
Abany-AIbany. = A. J. & G.. 3 (nTst gamel; Albany,
- A. ]. g. G.. (second game eight innings darkness).
Al Wilkes -Bsrre-~Syracuse 4; Mllkes-BaTIe
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

posite Blackwelrs Island. which covers sIlelc t
Of half a mile At this point the undercurrents anu
eddies nearly swarnped him . 49,.
Three rowboats. containing members OF 'I,'
American Life Saving Society, followed tne s"Iii-
r1er lust as Brown got out Of the danger zone d
ferryboat cut him Off and delayed him ten minutes MN
Five other competitors all members OF the cnlteu
states Volunteer Life Saving Corps too part IN tne
contest The others Jumped in few minutes aIteR
Brown and all but ono finished
-, ,-go5 tho yVebb stroke After passing
Riker's Island he had clear path arriving at Don
dero's Beach at l O'Clock. The other competltoFS
arrived at the finishing point from ten 10 sixteen
minutes later. Those who finished were John tIil,
dav at 1:IO: Frederick Linenkohl. at 1;If anu
Henry Smolensky, at 10
The wife Of Brown and his four-year-old ooy' T.
G Freeman president of the American Lie Saving
society: Miss Ruth Gordon. who won tveIVe-IIliIe
race from Hastings -the-Hudson 20 If9Ih street
and the North River. and senior ConlIHouoIe L o--
A Ferry followed Brown in a launch -
The best previous swim recorded in Hen Idte
was that made by John Gilday from 1ootn street 10
College Point I'm hours and minutes .
Brown is commodore of the Flushing division OK
the American Life Saving Society
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
FaUors Road Race for Stock Cars
Big Track Meeting.

A w Church. of the firm Of wyckor, Church 4
partridge IN speaking OF the proposed auton1obu,
road race for stock cars. has the following TO saw
Now that it is possible to obtain the vanderbr.
Cup course for a road race OF stock cars every
assistance should be given the promoters to max,
1t a success in every way.
1T is due the buying public that lust such a .a.,
OF stock cars be made-a test Of chassis n COM
petition over regular roads. such as are encoun-
tered while touring Contests between specially
built racing machines. admit. have fascination
for the lover Of power and speed. but from prac-
ttcal standpoint they have little value either for
the manufacturer the prospective buyer.
For a practical test OF power and speed nothing
is SO conclusive as contest over roads such az
regularly encountered by the owner OF ma
chine. Track racing although II has its good
points. does not begin to show what car VIII DO
over long stretches where various road conditions
met 1t Is better for the prospective buyer 70
know what a stock will do on regular roads
and also for the manufacturer to know just what
his will do In open competition over a long
course. He then aim TO remedy defects which
come to the surface in such trial
'It Is possible that firm will have one or moro
stearns cars In the contest Just now. however.
the possibility Of entering looks little DOUBT
ful. The 1907 product is about sold out The
stearns factory ts entirely cleaned OF 1907
Whether not the advance models for lsOo VIII
be received before the race takes place am not
able to say at this time
Announcement has been made that the New
York Automobile Trade Association would be as
socated with the Morris Park Motordrome Cluo
In the promotion Of the twenty-four-hour race ahd
Morris Park track September q and q. There
are sixty-two members in the trade association.
and J. G. Robin president OF the MotordrOme
Club felt that he would like to enlist their sup
port in the promotion OF meets on the oval IN
The Bronx. which is oiled and specially prepared
for motor car contests, and which Is the only
track Of the sort this country 1t was this last
fact that induced the trade association to support
the event -
This Will mean that part OF the management
Of the meet will be IN charge OF z V. Stratton'
the present manager OF the trade association
In addition to the Neutrality-suspicious. event 1t IS
MANNED TO have ffty-n1ile event on Saturday IN
der road conditions A special course viii Dc cut
through the track that Will supply hills and turns.
the same as on the Vanderbilt course The B. L.
NJ car has already been entered for that race.
while there are seventeen entries in the twenty
four-hour contest
In a remarkable nonstop run. lasting six days
C.orbin air cooled covered 3,7581O niles
Fighty-six and one-half gallons OF gasolene and
nine and three-quarters gallons Of oil were used
Jr, cor,n1eti1g the run With Mr.. Hutchinson az
the uheel the car started from the saIesrooHs IN
this ctv at 1 o'clock this morning for Boston Win
its n1otr still running
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
BROWN FIRST In SWIM.
CoUers Eight Miles Through Tie"
Cate an Record Time.

Alfred Brown. the star long distance .soS.n-,
=, f-orn He'll Gate to College POINT yee'e'us.E'
SING from the foot OF East S4th street s u
~ sla s eight miles, in 1 hour 4o1s minutes, peat
s all nrevious records by nearly twenty H..u' o..
ms g. -, ago Sunday Brown swan from uIe Dat
=. - *o Coney Island. a distance OF ABOUT tnlrteeh
,,7iiss In hours So minutes lie was 'ne 0hiy
surVso su'-o1 +bousand persons gathered along the
.erfront when Brown Jumped into the water at
40 O'Clock in the morning Win r Ie ne saobaa aao
nus MS !, Co+e nroper known as Real Hell Gate, op-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
TROTTERS FAIL TO uEEI.
Coast Marie absent for Match zo'th
Don Derby.

Tho resur1ption Of amateur harness racing at tie
x-,-1;-a ,rac. on Saturday had its enect or o4e
t.aad-7s,, brushes Yesterday many of the horses
that figured In the sport while the runners
dawn from the road and returned 10 tlle HdC1' HdC1'
sroonp Them was DR.. II. D ellis fast pacing mari
Coast Marie, that under engagement 70 -. -
c1an,njon Don Derby. The latter horse was "I-
b,It the mare was missing. matter OF couISt'
10 10 80 10 ,,rocadi,p day In her absence Mr.. Murphy
started his horse against Greenline. PAGER. loI-
T1crIv owned by c. X. G. Billings but the latter
never went further than the quarter pore "e4oiS +
found the clip too fast for him
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
New York a Philadelphia
Chicago a Detroit.
st. Louis Cleveland.
Boston Washington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, 3 Chicago, p
Detroit 6; st. Louis, 3 first eame)
~. Louis, 8; Detroit 2 (second gamel.
AMERICAN IEAGlJE STAINING
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
HOLLYWOOD GOLF SEASON CLOSES

long Branch y J., Sept Isl Campbell Phillips
won the season cup and the subscription IallIcap ~
- ,be r4or1vvvood Golf Club to-day The season
Gun marked the final tournament for te yea
those who qualified were B. N Philips L >
Boyer E NJ Friedauder. Maurice b-lh benJa-i15 "a
I1-orS V-aIter IJabman J. c Phillips and Il
O'Donohus-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
PITTsBuPG. 8; ct. LOUIS. /

4 Louis r. q z
Pittsburg .---.-------o o q -
81 Louis o o O-1 2
Batterfes-Pittsburg Leever Gibson; st Louis:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
CHICAGO. s: CINCINNATI i.

At Chicago n ~
q 2 o o y S-o
Cincinnati / o o % q . y p-l l
Ratter1eg-Chcago Iundgren king; Cincinnati
Hit and Mclean. Cmpire-Emsle-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
RESULTS OF GAMES YE
CLEVELAND. 8: CHICAGO. z

CLEVELAND 3: CHICAGO z
Chicago r. Fl. e
Cleveland .....--.....o Ia Il
Chicago ...,..........o % /
Batteries-Cleveland, Liebhardt and Bemin: Chicago
Walsh Sullivan Umpre-Connoly.
TIGERS WIN AND LOSE.
At St. IIous2-First game r II. E.
Detroit ..............1 90 10 ,
ST Louis ............o o 0-3 IL
Batteries-Detroit Kinian and Payne St Louis Powell
and Spencer.
Second game r H. Z.
Louis ..................o "a o
Detroit o o % o o. {
Ratteries-st Louis, Petty and Stephens; Detroit
Auin Payne. Umpires-Dneen and Schmidt.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Pittsburg, 8; st. Louis, 1.
NATIONAL IEAGuE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at St. Louis 1.-TWO games.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
BUSINESS COLLEGE IMPROVE
MENTS,

The fine new bank fixtures to be
used in connection with the business
practice department at the local bust
ness college were received last Satur-
day and installed. The addition of
this new and thoroughly up. to-date
equipment makes the local business
college the best outside OF the Twin
Cities and Duluth, as the courses and
teaching have always been in the fore
most rank among schools of this kind.
Mr.. Millard, the proprietor, is to be
congratulated upon the excellence Of
his school in general.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18
HALL GETS LICENSE.

At special meeting Of the city
council held Saturday evening liquor
license was granted to A. K. Hall,
John Cairns and Frank Long signing
as sureties on his bend. Mr.. Hall
will present a bill at the next meeting
of the council for $1.17, amount due
him as interest on money deposited
with the city treasurer some time
ago for q license which was neve,
issued,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-18

County Attorney Don. NJ. Cameron
has moved into his new Office in the
court house. The room formerly &C.
cupied BY the county attorney has
been divided by q partition making
an inner and outsr room, which
makes it much more convenient fol
purposes for which 1t IS used