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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22
UNLAWFUL Use Of TERM BANK.

Section ]. It shall he unlawful for any
person, co-partnership or corporation 10
use the word bank. banking" or
1banIer" or the plural Of any such
words in any other business or in con-
nection with any other business than that
OF the business Of banks. private banks
and savings associations: Any person
co-rartershiD or corporation so unlaw-
fully using said words. or either Of them,
shall forfeit the sum OF twenty-five dol
co-Darfnershfp or corporation shall so
uniawfully use said words. or either of
them
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22

A fellow is never so anxious TO work as
when he isn't Washington Democrat
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22
CHAPTER III,
D~F1-A T-t4r1 re-

Section l. Every person, co-partner-
ship or corporation doing business in this
state. or that may hereafter be doing
business In this state. which shall adj
yertfse as a bank or as doing 4 banking
business either by signs, circulars. letter
heads or printed matter of any desCrip-
ton: or any such person, co-p8TtnerShip
or Corporatlon who shall receive money
or funds for deposit or safe keeping as
q regular business, or who shall buy or
sell exchange as regular business, shall
be deemed to be doing 4 banking bust
ness and shall he known as a private
bank. and as such shall he subject to the
provisions of this act 50 far as the same
shaIt he applicable And every such per-
SON cc-partnership or corporation shall
make reports and be subject to cX3mina-
ton. the same as banks under this act.
And every such person SO-partnership or
REQUIRED of any bank under similar con-
dition, and shall keep separate set Of
hooks Of account relating 20 such bank
ing business, and no entries shall be made
upon said books relating To any other
class Of business. Such set OF books
shall he subject at all times to eXamina-
ton by the bank commissioner, his
deputy or person appointed by him. Up
on the refusal OF any such person. CO.
partnership or corporation 70 keep the re-
serve required under this act, or upon the
refusal to keep the separate books of
account as required hereunder or upon
the refusal TO make the reports required
bv this act or upon the refusal TO sub
nit the books. Of account. papers Sc
curitfes and cash to thu examination here
in required. shall forfeit not less than
TWENTY-FIVE dollars and not more than
one hundred dollars for each day OF any
such refusal The banking business OF
any person. co-partnerShtp or corporation
and regulations Of this act. In so far as
the same may be anuHCaDle-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22

It's a wise man that follows the races-at
a safe distanee.-Chicago Daily News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22

He who rides behind another does not
travel when he pleases
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22

Almost anybody can own q horse and
buggy. Washington Democrat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-22

trustees shall annually appoint not less
than two auditors. who shall not be di-
rectors, managers or trustees Of the cor
noration. who shall examine the books,
accounts and securities belonging 10 such
association. and make sworn statement
showing the true condition thereof. the
total amount Of deposits. the whole num-
her Of depositoIs. the largest amount
due TO any one depositor. the amount in
vested in loans on real estate securities,
the amount Of funds on hand. the names
Of the corporators. trustees, and, Of the
Officers Of such institution, on the first
Statement shall be kept on file in the Of
zee Of such association, and an attested
re hank Commissioner, on or before the
FIRST day OF February Of each year.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
BETWEEN TWO LOTS.
Committee to Select Site for Eillman
 Hospital to Decide in Few Days.

The special committee appointed by the board of lady managers of the Hllman hospital to select site for the new hospital building which they have determined to build, held meeting yesterday afternoon in T. H. Notions office in Nineteenth street. There were present Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, chairman of the committees; Mrs. T. o. Smith, Mrs. T. H. Molton, Mrs. Rob- ert Jemison, M. Newfield and D. J. Fox.
 The question of a location has now nar- rowed itself down to two lots, both of them conveniently situated to the center of the city, one of them being on the North Side and the other on the South Side The com mittee will decide which of them shall be selected within the next few days.
 The managers of the hospital now have enough money on hand, the amount of the insurance carried on the old Hilman hospi- tai at Smithfeld, and it is probable that the lot will be paid for in cash. As soon as this is done, the ladies say they will begin their work of raising the funds for building the hospital, and this work will be pushed until the Hillman hospital is in a home of its own and is again given the opportunity of carrying it's noble char itable work to its fullest extent.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
EXAMINATION COMPLETED.
First Regiment Will Be Paid Off Sun.
 day or Monday.

The medical examination of the First Alabama was completed yesterday after noon with the examination of the staff and of the regimental band All of the equipments and cooking utensils have been turned in, and there is nothing left now but the paying off of the men and the final mastering out of the regiment.
 Paul Gillardoni has been feed ng the men in the mess hall at Camp Fakner for two days now, and the men all say it is a big improvement over the cooking which they themselves have been doing for the past six months. They speak of the menu en- Enthusiastically.
 The paymasters who are to pay off the regiment, are working all day and far into the night in the government building, go- ing over the rolls of the regiment. They intend paying off the regiment on Sunday if possible, and by Monday at the very latest.
 The last two typhoid patients of the regiment, Private Leonard, Company D, court of cessation as to the part played by were removed from the general hospital in the Rifles armory yesterday afternoon to the Hilman hospital where they will remain until they are fully recovered. All the other patients now in the hospital are convalescent and none of them are in bed
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nauseated. Two weeks is plenty of time for candidates to have after the primaries in a city the size of Birmingham"
 The candidates are a little leary in an- nouncing until there is some action by the legislature that will possibly trans form the entire system of government of Birmingham.
 Alderman Parker has announced, and Police commissioner John McCartin is con- sidered by his intimate friends as candi- date. It is also understood that Mayor Frank V. Evans will be a candidate for re- election. It is said by the close political friends of the two latter gentlemen that they are in favor of postponing the pri-
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maries until a short while before the regu- lar election in May
Fight in the Wards

The fight for aldermanic plums is begin ming to attract some attention. There is now a vacancy in the Ninth ward, which will probably be filled at the next meeting of the city council
 Alderman T. T. Ashford has removed his residence from the ward, and vacancy is left. Lew Lazarus, who tied MT. Ashford In the last election, is mentioned as prob- able successor.
 Syl Daly, day warden of the county jail, has announced his candidacy for alderman from the Ninth ward to succeed Alderman Hentschel, the present incumbent. MT. Daily represented the Ninth ward in the city council under the last administration of Hon. A. O. Lane, and is prominently identi- fled with city politics, and at one time was a member of the city democratic executive committee. MT. Daly is very popular in his ward, and it is probable that he will have no opposition for the nomination.
 In the list of members of the executive committee printed yesterday morning the name of William Wright should be inserted for that of M. J. Higgins, in the First ward. Mike Murray is the member from the Ninth ward instead of H. Turner Jus tice McAnnally was also elected to take the place of J. H. Montgomery when that gentleman was made chairman.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
Manager Rountree Being Encouraged in
 His Work for Trades Display.

J. A. Rountree, who Is general manager of the trades display, which is to be one of the features of the carnival next Feb ruary, is receiving the most encouraging reports from the various cities and towns of the state, from the railroads and from the other big corporations, in regard to having floats in that parade.
 s. A. Ellis, secretary of the Commer- cial club, at Warrior, has written to MT. Rountree, that the club has the matter of building under advisement, and that only few details have to be decided before they will begin work on it. MT. Rountree has received letters from gentlemen in An- niston saying that they are doing all they can to get the Commercial club there to indorse the movement at it's next meeting and that they are almost certain they will succeed.
 w. R. Royster, representative of the Seaboard Air line in this city, has received word from the officials of his company that they will positively have a float in the Birmingham carnival of 1899, and that it will be a beauty.
 Solon Jacobs, of the Central of Georgia received notice a week or two ago to the effect that his road would have a float in the trades parade, which would be even handsomer than their first prize float of last year.
 R. F. Beasley, of the Louisville and Nashville, has written to the officials of his company in regard to this matter, and he has received notice that the proposal is now being considered by the proper of- ficials of the company.
 R. M Ellis, of the Alabama Great South ern and of the Southern, has also writ ten, and both of these roads are consider ing the advisability of putting in floats. The trades parade will be one of the features of the next carnival.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
SENATOR MORGAN SPEAKS TONIGHT Will Discuss Foreign Issues at
 Seals Hall. HE ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY Congressional Campaign Committee Will Act as Escort of Honor
 Speaking Begins Prompt
 ly at O'clock.
HE ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY

United States Senator John T. Morgan ar rived in Birmingham at n:35 yesterday forenoon, coming over the Louisville and Nashville from the south, after delivering sneeches in the Seventh district in support of John L. Burnett for congress, and in the Fourth district in support of Gaston A. Robbins, respectively the democratic nom mess for congress. The senator drove at once to the residence of Major Joseph w. Hardie. where he will stay during his visit to the city.
 The senator will at o'clock tonight de- liver a public address at Seals hall on the foreign policy of the United States, based upon historical facts and the changed con- ditions at the present time. Many ladies will be present.
 The democratic congressional campaign committee has appointed the following spe- cial committe to meet at the Morris at 7:30 and escort Senator Morgan to the place of speaking: E. K. Campbell, R. J. Lowe, w. Fl Graves, R. k. Johnston, E. F. Moore, HI B. Gray, John McCartin, Joseph w. Har- die. Sam Will John, F. Y. Anderson, E. w. . Barrett, John .,. Tomlinson, G. R. Harsh.
 Senator Morgan will receive grand oya- tion He comes fresh from the scenes of great triumphs. and what he shall have to say vii. prove of profound interest
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
AMONG THE RAILROADS.

Superintendent J. H. Sullivan, of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham railroad, with headquarters in Memphis, was in the city yesterday, and stated posi- lively that the office of trainmaster of the Birmingham-M Memphis division of that road would be removed from Birmingham to Emory Miss. This change Is necessitated by the fact that train crews running in both directions stop at Emory instead of going on through. For this reason the re- port of each run ending at Emory has to be sent to. the trainmaster at Birmingham and then forwarded back to headquarters. This caused great deal of unnecessary de- lay, which can be obviated by putting the trainmaster at Emory instead of at Bir- m3ngham.
 Louisville, October N-The statement of earnings of the Louisville and Nashville for the third week sn September shows an
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
Government Was Satisfied

Wilmington, N. C., October 27.-In the United States district court at Newburne, N. C., today, in the case of the United States against the Southern Express com- pany, brought by several fish shippers on the ground of violating the revenue act be- cause the company required them to pay for a 1-cent stamp necessary to be affixed to each receipt issued, Judge Purnell dis missed the case, holding that as the tax had been paid the government was satisfied, and as to who should pay the tax was a matter to be settled between the shipper and the express company. sn
The age-herald., 1898-10-28

As forecast in the Age-Herald yesterday morning there will be meeting of the city democratic executive committee within two weeks. Chairman Montgomery an- nounced this yesterday. The meeting has been requested by five members of the committee.
 MT. Montgomery is of the opinion that the principal business of the committee will be to select the date for the primaries. It is also the general impression among politicians and committeeman that the pri- maries will be postponed until after the adjournment of the legislature.
 Among the questions to be considered, ' said Chairman Montgomery, ''is the hold ing of a city democratic convention before the primaries are held. The purpose of this convention will be to formulate a plan of municipal administration or policy, to which the candidates will be bound. In order to do this it will be necessary that some plan be formed to have every beat and ward in the city well represented"
 In reply to a question as to what he would do in regard to the request of Wood- lawn and Avondale, he said that represen- tation from those cities would be invited to appear before the committee.
 Against Early Primaries
 The people are against an early primary The candidates are against it, and It IS more than probable, considering the feel ing of the committee, that Birmingham will be spared one of those long, bitter and acrimonious municipal campaigns.
 For the past half dozen campaigns the
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
ALDERMAN JOHN 1. PARKER He Has Announced Himself a Candidate for Mayor Chairman Montgomery Suggests the Holding of Democratic
 Convention.

clamor has been for early primaries, and the people have grown sick and weary of them.
 There are no issues yet" said a gentle man yesterday, who has been interested in more than one campaign. "Lots of things may happen in seven months that will change the prospects of any or all the men now spoken of as possibilities. There can be no issues until after the legislature meets and adjourns. The new city charter will bring up issues, as will the Greater Birmingham proposition and the fight on the police commission. Besides, there is no use in long drawn out canvass The can- ddates grow weary and the people are
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
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DEsERTER ARRESTED.
Will Smith, of Third Regiment, Taken
 to Anniston.

Lieutenant c. A. Brown, of Company M, Third(Alabama regiment, came over from Anniston Wednesday night to take back Will Smith, a deserter who escaped from camp Saturday last.
 Smith was arrested at Bessemer, and held for Lieutenant Brown, who was re- sponsible for his return. Smith was under a six months sentence at the time of his escape. He was taken back to Anniston yesterday afternoon.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
MANsLAUGHTER THE VERDICT.
Trial of Sandy Singleton for Murder of
 Arthur Hall-In Courts.

The trial of Handy Singleton, charged with the murder of Arthur Hall, was re- stunned in the criminal court yesterday. The case was submitted to the jury, which re- turned verdict of manslaughter in the second degree, fixing the punishment at one years Imprisonment in the peniten- tiary.
 The case of Prince Harwell, charged with rape, was next taken up, and is on trial.
 Circuit Court
 In the circuit court, in the case of 10. J. Mcdaniel vs. the Southern Railway conn pany Judge Banks gave the general charge for the defendant, the jury returning q verdict in accordance without leaving the box.
 In the case of E.. G. Stevens vs. J. Low favor of the plaintiff
 The case of James B. Baker vs. the Bir- mngham Railway and Electric company, damages, was taken up, and is on trial.
 Baker, who Is a member of the North Side fire department, was thrown from a hose wagon at the corner of First avenue and Twentieth street in January, 1897. The department was answering an alarm, and the wagon on which Baker was riding was run into by an electric car.
 A. B. Johnson and James A. Allen, two of the commissioners in the Woodlawn crossing condemnation proceedings, who re- signed several days ago, have been re- appointed by Special Judge E. H. Caba- miss and have accepted. The commissioners will meet tomorrow morning to proceed with their work.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28

in the pipe, and it was necessary to pump 1t out to allow the passage of the gas. The trouble will have been entirely removed by this morning
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The age-herald., 1898-10-28
Musical PostDOned

The musical soiree which was to have been given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Munger. HOO South Twentieth street, last night, was postponed until S:3O o'clock next Monday night on ac- count of Mrs. sMunger's absence from the city. The musical will be given for the benefit of the Epworth League of the First Methodist church.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
Burglars Make n Haul

The residence of w. A. Foster, at Cain Station, Avondale, was entered by burglars Wednesday, and several valuable arr ticles stolen, among which were an open- faced gold filled watch, an overcoat, an Odd Fellows charm and about 8 in cash. The burglary is supposed to have been committed by negroes, The police were notified and are at work on the case.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
increase of ,S1O. The total earnings for the three weeks of October are $1 ,394, ,145.

The Louisville and Nashville railroad will run two excursions Sunday, one leaving Birmingham for Montgomery at 7:S0 o'clock in the morning. and another train leaving Montgomery at the same hour for Bir- mingham.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
GAS PRESSURE BAD.
Caused By Work Being Done or
 the Mains

The pressure of gas out on the South Highlands last night was very weak, and in some cases the lights went entirely out This was caused by some work which had to be done on the mains leading out on the Highlands, via Eighth street.
 A great deal of napthalene had collected
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
$5.OO REWARD

For first information of a va- cancy as Bookkeeper, Stenog- rapher or Cashier, which we are successful in filling.
 Birmingham Business College
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
Will Meet This Morning

The special committee appointed by the Commercial club to assist pr. Eastman in securing location for his reformatory will hold meeting this morning. It will be one of importance.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
FISH AND OYSTERS.

FISH AND OYSTERS. Fresh Water Trout. Sals Water Trout. White Perch. Sun Perch. Salmon. Norfolk Oysters. Pork Sausage.
 Birmingham Fish Go.
 32O goth Street. Telephone l46.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
Ivon ksr.~i- f,g Extra lN Co.'S flCk GEdl Smoking Tobacco

is the best for Poe and handmade Gig arette smoking. Rich. ripe, mellow, fra erant. Beats the world. Try it.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28
~THE PLAY@
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The London Gaiety Girls played to good house, composed almost entirely of men at OBriens last night. A great many came looking for something that was not there. The show was not ex- tremely vulgar, as was expected, but still there were some coarse jokes that would not have pleased refined audience. There were several creditable specialties, among them Harry McAvoy and Gus Mills, two old favorites who once figured prominently in theatrical circles.
The age-herald., 1898-10-28

TONIGHT AND MATINEE-Cleveland- Wilson minstrelS.
 TUESDAY NIGHT - Remember the Maine"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

was the last Of the latter year and half
ago.
They determined that the wonderful tin
erses Yuunan. ana taat tAe deposits are u
also found giant seams " The purest All
thrac.;e. Indications u large petroleum
feds. Besides these they discovered ison,
copper, kite lead. silver, quicksilver. ru-
bies sappl.res. emeralds. Jade. plumbaso.
platinum ami e excl The mountain
streams furnish measureltss water power.
the climate IS A~altAtul and the people,
though iEu traut. ara tractao.e ana indus-
tr.0uS. Under modern civilized control. the
district = a V.r3iAb}a b. bonanza. A. The
present moment John Hulis Blrmah rail-
Way Is 80 r:l.ics nearer the Nunnan mining
country faan the rival road OF France IN
TunQuiN The former AZ TIE present rate
% ouAdir& MI reach Guuzan-foo. the cap
tal IA i>.e. WI g the latter will uot arrive
until i.gF 81 thereafter
The moment china = thrown open 10 the
world, tserv y u ts a noble felt for mining
enterprise where t;a precious metals csa
hH extracted from quartz rock proHtah,y
without fhc UsS e machinery. hlEa eX-
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VII De q IT 1tit Il ffcfo - - ItS per cent
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importance - tHe statesman Under tNcse
new conditions china. Instead @. triro~t~
lax noa. ol. iron s,erl. copper brass and
ma ,hiuerv. WI ba able q export and On
8. count - ire extreme cheaun.s2 4 -
labor viii 90 able Is compete seriously with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
THE HOLY CITY OF CHICAGO.
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Than Wind; Politics to Be a Feature,

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