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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
BORN.
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FRANKLY


Farmingtnn-t'eb. :, to Rev. and Mrs.
HANCOCK.
EllSworth-Feb. =. to the wife of Hollis
f.. Davis, Il daughter.
Bluehili-Feb. II. to the wife of Manuel
Mello a son; Feb. D. to the wife OF An
drew 5. Grindle, a daughter
~ Deer ,,,.,-- islg.Jan; 30, to the wife of
Penobscot-Feb. IL. To the wife of Bu-
ford Leach. a daughter
Trenton-Feb. l.. TO the wife of Ernest
T. Leland. a daughter.
Southwest Harbor-Feb |, to the wife
of Lewis Dunbar, a daughter; to the wife
of Fred Fernald. a daughter
Lamoine-Feb. 6, to the wife of Frank
VI. Eaton. daughter; Feb. 9. to the wife
of Roscoe McDonaiG; a daughter.
Camden-F'eb. 3. to the wife of W. X
Weston, son.
Spruce HeaG-To the wife of Alfred
williamson a SON oyFopn
Dixfleld-Feb. 4, to the wife of Fred
Hawkes.. n son.
Kumford Falls-Feb. :. to the wife OF
Clarence Spiller. daughter; Feb s. tc
the wife of Fred o. Eaten n d;,uohter
to the wife of Everett Bcssey, q son.
SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-Feb. 3. to the wife of Ed
ward GrOndin. n daughter
South Embden-Feb 10. to the wife OF
Joel Bean. a son.
West Mills Feb. 13. to the wife of C. c
Campbell. a daughter.
Madison-Feb. TO- to the wife of Andrew
Strang. n daughter
WALDO.
Scarsport-Feb. =. to the wife of Ieste,
T. Eaton, Il daughter.
Winterport-Fcb. 2, to the wife of Roy
J. +. Schneider. son.
Swanville-Feb 10, to the wife of FREQ
| W. Brown, a son.
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-Feb. 10. 10 the wife of Franl
Ueylmann. a son. Frank; Feb. Il. 10 m
wife of J. Wesley Raye. daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

work for Thurston Bros. at Fact Do
| lermo.
Elmer Tibbetts of Palermo Is at
work for NJ. W. Lenfest.
The dance at Ramsay hall was well
attended Saturday evening and WAS
much enjoyed by all.
Miss Grace Dunn has closed n verv
successful term Of school at Stickney
Corner and is home again.
NORTH PALERMO.
Inc Oldest citizen in town, Madison
Balcon. man Of 81 years. whose
nome is with his son, Reuel Balcom. is
passing the winter. with his daughter.
Mrs. Nancy Black
W. >. Jones and G. r. Erskine were
IN the place last week on business per-
tanning to the High school that is to be
held at the Branch Mills this spring.
WIN. Soule went to Albion last week
70 work IN the mill for Adelbert STRAIT
ton.
Charles Osgood is quite i'll from the
ELECTS OF having a polypus removed
from his nose.
Party of frieEds passed very
pleasant evening with Grace and Flor
rnce Back. Feb. 16.
Lucy Wood has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Edwin Resse of Albion. the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold went to
Watcrvi!ie Saturday on a shopping ex-
pedition.
Several teams commenced lurnbering
ODpr1rlUnS
lot.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott and son of vassal-
boro visited her sister, Mrs. Netta Nell
son, Feb. Il ana IS.
Mr. and Mrs. williams visited
friends III Liberty last week.
John Black recently purch sed a fine
family horse IN Augusta.
George Black passed Sunday with his
parents here.
THoRNpIKE.
". A. Ward was in Pittsfield Mon
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West of Troy
We're visiting IT ". 1. Hunts Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson NJ ethen ana son. Ernest
of Unity were calling at ". A. Wards
Sunday.
Ira Rand is stopping at Addie
Wards. at present.
The town is clear from measles for
the first time for a good MANY weeks.
The last snow storm proved very
acceptable 10 the men folks, enabling
them to get their pulp wood hauled to
Thorndike station. large amount
of lumber has been cut and hauled this
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
PENoBscoT.
ETNA.

MIS-. Lizzie Ball is very Ill with pneu.
MONA at her home in town. Dr. Sewell OF
Newport is attending her.
Merton Jones and his friend, Wallace
Jones, are at the home of Merton Jones
from their school at Vassalboro for a
few days.
Mrs. Eta Thomas and two children,
Louisa and Benjamin Thomas, came to
town saturday evening, returning home
Sunday to Bangor.
Mrs. Scott Rowe is i'll with a bad cold
at present.
Morton Hutchings has gone to work for
w. }. Buswell driving a milk wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanborn and brother
George were in town Sunday calling at
the old home of their childhood.
Grace Tarr is at home again after
teaching a successful term of school In
Stetson.
Master Winthrop Friend is at present
with his aunt, Mrs. j.. Hcrsey. at Salem
Mass.
Charles and Fred Graves and George
Iiibbard will continue to work on the
Western Union and will so to Augusta
this week.
Master Adrian Locke, who has been
very ill, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spaulding and lit
tie boy were in town Sunday at Mrs;
Snaudings fathers, Stilman FoGg. They
returned home to Pittsfield Monday fore
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON,

The special meetings continue, with
large attendance, and deep spiritual
interest.
| w. Z. Overlook of Razorville has
been in the place the past week, assist
ing in the revival meetings.
| C. w. Benner, who has been critically
i'll. is much improved in health
| The funeral of Charles Manuel was
held at the home of Frank Manuel, Feb.
| II. The interment was ut West uardi-
| ner.
Il. f. Knight, is hauling his lumber
| from Boynton's mill, to the X. II. at
MuscOngus.
list. She is attended by Dr. A. r. &.
Smith.
Fred Bruce returned home from
Windsor Saturday.
Mrs. Fl. Z. Cunningham lost a horse
last week.
Rev. f. Treneir Rose of Waterville
spent Sunday in this place and assisted
in The meetings.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Candy and daughter from Cali
fornia are visiting Captain and Mrs
Samuel Goodwin.
Charles Moody lost q horse last week.
In some way it got hurt in the barn.
Joseph Mayors lost a valuable COW,
Thursday.
The iCemen are very busy day and
night filling their houses.
NORTH WALDOBORO.
q. G.. Miller of Feylers Corner was i'm
this place Sunday.
Mrs. Name Greenough of Edgecomb
is n ghest Of Mrs. a. }. Walter
Miss Lettie Hamilton of Yarmouth
vile is passing Il few days with Mrs
Arlie Mcintyre
Master Lloyd Kaler of Rockland is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Oliver ana daugh-
ter Glenys passed Sunday in Union
with his brother George
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and son Guy of
East Jefferson passed Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook.
Mrs. Eunice Sidelnger and Mrs. ELS
NOi III SlutllnStT ana cilltrtn OF Noble
boro We're guests of Mrs F.veline
Bogues Sunday
Mrs. w. Il. Walter and Mrs George
Oliver went to Waldoboro Sunday to
see Mrs. Sarah Grafton who is quite
sick.
o. l.. Mank had a hauling bee Satur-
day. He asked siXty-four teams and
landed siXty-fiVe loads of stave and
healing lumber at Burnheimer's mill.
Who can beat this for bee?
Mrs. Crah Lash and son Jessie,
Harry Creamer Sidney Walter. Martha
OrfI and Bertha Ludwig of Orffs Cor
ner attended the church supper at w.
r. Walters Saturday evening.
The baked bean supper for the bene-
fit Of the Methodist Church held at the
home Of Mr.. w. r. Walter was largely
attended. The receipts of the evening
amounted to $13.
Mrs. Phoebe CaSwell of Searsnont is
visiting her son, a. w. Richards, where
she is having a cancer removed from
her lace. Mr.. Richards has lust taken
two cancers from the faces of Frank
Sprague and Enos Flanders and also
one from his own face.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
KENNEBEC.
READFlELD.

Rev. II. Fl. Hoyt who held series OIL
revival meetings at the VeStry mere
last week. returned to his home in HI
ram Saturday. There was fair at
tendance at the meetings and if the
learnestness and zeal of the leader
lcount for what they ought much good
should result TO this community.
A series of revival meetings will be
held at the chapel every evening this
week. except Saturday evening. un-
der the leadership of Rev. NJ. Chapman.
These meetings should arouse the peo-
ple to a better attendance at the reg
ular church services here which for
many months past have been poorly at
| tended.
At it's hall Thursday evening. Read
field Grange will observe Washington's
birthday by appropriate exercises.
The town schools in this village will
close this week and give an enter
tainment at Giles hall Saturday even-
| ing.
Dudley Haines has been improving
in health quite rapidly for ten days
past and is now able to ride out His
son. VIII. from Waterville. visited him
Saturday and remained over the Sab
bath.
Twenty to % two-horse teams
pass through this village daily loaded
with pine lumber drawn from West
Mt. Vernon 10 the station and have
several million feet yet TO deliver at
the station.
WEST GARDINER.
In the Journals recent report Of a
Sunday afternoon address by Or. Small
at Grange hall an injustice was done
he speaker, when he was represented
as saying that our attending angels are
responsible for our doings whether good
or bad" DIR. Small believes, on the
contrary, and endeavored to make il
PLAN in his discourse, that every man
is responsible for his own dongS, and
that his conduct is the result of his
own deliberate choice. and that the
the shoulders Of attending angels"
VASSALBORO.
POPE AVENUE Mrs. Edith Pope
ana Mrs. Anna Mardcn We're callers at
II. S. Marden's Monday.
Rev. G.. II. Pope ana Rev Joseph
Blackledge called on friends in Vas
saiboro Monday afternoon.
Charles Pope attended the union
service ut the Friends church Sunday
afternoon.
G. S. Perkins has 4 crew in the place
packing apples. Price paid. $3.25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
LIBERTY.

]. c. Powell has recently purchased
the old Hannor place ESQ called) locat-
ed in Liberty and owned by VIM. En-
amount of Stave timber on it.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt of South Free
dom is visiting at Charles Overlock's $.
Bert f. Cunningham has finished
work at Branch Mills. and is now at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
DEXTER.

At meeting of the committee hav-
mentS given each year i'll this town
held in the Office of the Amos Abbott
Co. last evening it was decided to ar
range for the entertainments for at
least one more year in spite Of the fact
that this years series was Il financial
failure. II was necessary for the first
time since the scheme started for
those backing it to be subject to a
small assessment. The committee
chosen to arrange for the talent is COM
posed Of Rev. Stanley Gates Spear,
Rev. John w. Houlihan and Mrs.
Samuel l.. Small. Samuel L.. Small
will act as treasurer and Mrs. Small
and Rev. John w. IIOulihan will have
in charge the selling Of the tickets.
Frank l.. Arnold was chosen manager
of the advertising ana printing depart
ment.
Everything is in readiness for the
event of the social season III Dexter,
the annual observance of WaShington's
birthday by the Dexter Club Thurs
day evening in the club hall The club
rooms have been in the hands of the
decorators for the past few days and
neither hard work nor pains have been
spared to make them take on a festive
appearance. Music will be furnished
by Pullen's orchestra of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
MON M OUTH.

The prize speaking by the Monmouth
High school will be held in Cumston
hall Wednesday evening. Feb. 81.
The Woman's Relief Corps will OBJ
serve WashingtOn's birthday Thurs
day afternoon at Grange hall with the
following program: Music and march
ing by school children; prayer, Rev.
w. G. Wade; What the Day Means
and Why Observe It," Miss Carrie
Pierce; recitation. by school scholars;
vocal solo. Evan Hall: remarks. Rev.
c. l.. Rotch; paper, How May We In
spire Patriotism" Mrs. Allie Perkins;
remarks regarding Lincoln, Albert
Smith: recitation: vocal duet, Misses
Lena Loon, Ruby Day; paper, sketch
of Life of Longfellow," Mrs. Lizzie
Sprague; remarks, "Reminiscences OF
War;" Ethan Little; piano solo. Miss
Ciarabel Smith: remarks. Prof. Chick;
reading. Miss May March; remarks.
Rev. II. A. Sherman; exercise. three
girls; music America. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
EAST READFiElD.

Sidney A. Gay and his brother or
Augusta have taken the job of hauling
the poplar from the Lancaster lot on
the east shore of Carleton pond to the
station at Readheld.
Jeerson Dudley. who has purchased
the Flanders pasture north of his farm
boundary, is cutting and clearing the
lot.
G. S. and c. G. Morrill, hauled four
nice porl<ers to Winthrop Monday hav-
ing sold them to Jackson & ToWie
J. p. Dudley has engaged his lot to
the same party.
The school i'm this place closes Fri
day next with appropriate exercises
by the scholars. Miss Allen has given
good satisfaction.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
Took TIE Advice.

There is well-known custom pre-
vailing in our criminal courts OF as
signing counsel to such prisoners as
have no ore to defend them. On one
occasion the court, finding man ac.
cused Of theft end without counsel.
said to lawyer who was present:
"Mr. --, please TO withdraw with the
prisoner, confer with him. and then
give him such counsel as may be best
for his interest"
The lawyer and his client then with
drew, and in fifteen or twenty minutes
the lawyer returned into court.
Where is the prisoner?" asked the
court.
He has gone, your honor" said the
hopeful legal limb" Your honor
told me to give him the best advice I
could for his interest, and, as he said
he was guilty. thought the best
counsel could offer him was to cut
and run, which be took at once"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
TOWN NANDCOUNTY
GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
title Squbs About Your Friends and Neighbors, What
They Doing and How They Getting Along

| The fair committee has not yet
compiled the list OF premiums for the
| agricultural exhibits but state that
tire will be much more liberal than
last year. Farmers are urged to
make an excellent display, as the
samples will also he taken to Mitch.
ell for the corn palace.
Mabel Barnes who has been the
guest of Olive Hill for several weeks
returned Monday to her home in
White Lake.
. 1t don't get too wet or muddy for
the Gam Valley sports to pitch
horseshoes.
Daniel s. Sullivan of Murdo, was
over to attend the Gebhart- Winter
nuptials Sunday.
Lillian Hughes and Mabel Hall
visited this week with Miss Beebe
near Kimball.
Judge eleven heard several pro-
bate cases this week.
Nels Jorgenson has gone to his
claim I'm Stanley county.
Mrs. Chas. Frazer is Visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gilch rist on Elm
Creek.
DR.. j. W. Clevenger, resident den
ist, Chamberlain, South Dakota
office over e. +. Scott's drug store
Uncle Mike Hileman is spending a
couple OF days visiting his old friend
Ben Huddle at chamberlain.
Mrs. Wm. Kinney arrived Friday
from Baraboo, Wis, to visit her son
III. X. Kinney and family. She will
remain during the summer.
| The heaviest rain that has been
known in this vicinity for long
time, visited us Monday evening.
The rainfall commenced at about
7:30 and continued until after mid.
night. The downpour was terrific
throughout.
Next Sunday will be an especially
interesting day at the Congrega.
tional church. In the morning be-
ginning at eleven, the service will be
devoted to foreign missions. The
pastor will speak on topic con
nected with this work. and the OF
fering of the church for the board o
foreign missions will be received. IN
tho evening beginning at eight, there
will be a service devoted to song
with special music. Other appoint
ments for the week are: Sunday
school after morning service and
singing. class at s p, m. Thursday
! These various services are for all tn,
people.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
THE ESpor THE WORLD

of troubles that robbed K. III. Wolf
of Bear Grove, Ia, of all usefulness,
came when he began taking Electric
Bitters. He writes: 1.-TWO years
ago Kidney trouble caused me great
suffering, which / never would never
have survived had not taken Elec
tric Bitters. They also cured me OF
General Debility Sure cure for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney COM
plants, Blood diseases, Headache,
Dizziness and Weakness or bodily
decline Price soc. Guaranteeed by
w. j. Huhes K ca.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
Buy Warrants and Mortgages.

VIII buy first mortgage notes. or
county. town or school warrants ut
par $50 to 5000. Pay hall cash,
balance Pierre or Ft. Pierre property
consisting of suburban acreage and
well located inside lots. Or will
trade for decided farm lands. HaIlct
x Davis piano at Sioux Falls, cost
new S6oO--will sell for $3.50 or, trade
for good paper Write A. l.. Carter,
G2O Julia street, New Orleans, Ln.,
or see I. ". Cilley at Chief office for
lists aud plats. .fin9b Interested in
trade quote cash price on warrants
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
WEDDING BELLS
Sheriff Gebhart Weds Miss Pearl Winter
of Arlington Township.

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Winter. in Arlington township.
at.high noon, Sunday, occurred the
marriage OF their daughter, Anna
Pearl to Paul Frank Gebhart, Rev.
IS. +. Huntley performing the cere.
nony.
About fifty guests were present
at the wedding.
After the marriage ceremony.
those present partook OF a mosl
sumptuous repast.
The young couple were the recipi.
ents of many beautiful and useful
presents.
The bride is one OF Buffalo countys
charming and accomplished young
ladies. and greatly admired by all
her acquaintance.
The groom is well known and is
highly esteemed throughout the
length and breadth of the county
lie at present holds the Office o
sheriff, and is a popular officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhart Will at once
begin keeping house in the coy
home Paul has prepared on his farm
In Arlington township.
The cHIEF joins the many friends
OF the young couple, in wishing for
them long, happy and prosperous
married lie.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09

Dakotan: 1t keeps one busy keep
ing up with the new towns which
re springing up in South Dakota
this year. Florence and Murdo-Mc-
Kenzie have held the boards for sev
eral weeks, but just now Cresbard
In northern FaElk county, is taking
the shine. We shall all be compelled
to take up the study Of state geo.
graphy before another winter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09

3passable roads it was impossible for
people to get out and hear Capt.
g $Allison's lecture on Custer's Last
Rally at the church Tuesday evening
He however told the interesting
Nstory to the few who had turned
Eout to hear him. Captain Allison
q has been in the government service
sas soldier, scout and interpreter
from 1868 until about three years
.hgo, and was the person who car
ried on negotiations and prevailed
supon Sitting Bull and his band to
$come to Ft. Berthold and surrender.
He is at present visiting Wallace
" Wells at the latter's home on Crow
Greek. The captain states that he
syas stationed atStanding Rock and
Received his information OF the Gus
ter battle from Indians who took
part in the fight, ana from soldiers
nnder Major Reno in the expedition.
die lays the massacre of Custer s
command to the cowardice Of Maj
Or Reno.
Send your orders to e. L. Scott
chamberlain, for anything you want
y In Drugs, Stationery and Jewelry
All goods by return mail.
M Frank Henrichsen has gone to
the west side Of abe river.
III John Burns Of Sioux City was in
tAe valley Monday.
3 The CHIEF office has a map show
ing contemplated railroads which
will cross the county.
Ferdinand 0. Mills and Ellen Mey-
ers We're married last Saturday at
the residence of w. +. Lumbard, the
Rev. ID. NJ Brown officiating Cham
bt rlain Democrat.
|% Miss Mary Gunderson has returned
TO her home in Vermillion, after sew
eral months residence on her home
Stead near this place.
~ Go to Terpenning Il Treon for
3anything in the drug line, Chamber
Hahn, S. ID.
4 Several cellars were badly caved
n by the rains
The local weather bureau reports
that inches of rain has fallen since
X august 1st.
"a Buffalo County Fair and Tourna-
ment September and 5.
A new boiler was placed in the
creamery Friday.
ID Miss Tidd of Chicago Is the guest
&of Mrs, Joseph Ponsford.
Miss Dorothy Stamp is visiting
MIR. and Mrs j. T.. Ziebach.
j. Jorgenson left for Sioux City
Monday with n consignment OF bee
cattle.
M Simon Miller and family We're Wis
itors at the Brothenik home Sunday
81 A. w. Crockett of Hartford has
sent word that he will bring his
merry go-round here for the two
days fair and tournament.
~ 1t Is reported that Martin Ling
scheit came near getting drowned
in Elm Greek last week.
Mrs. Joseph p ,nsford is enjoying
N visit from per sister, Mrs. Abbi,
Seeley OF st. John, New Brunswick.
# The neighboring creeks ran banl
& full Tuesday as the result of til,
heavy rain Monday evening.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09

Briggs-My rule Ia lifc has always
been, Choose your comDanifgs from
your superiors.'
Griggs--Yes; but what Il your supe
riors happen to be following he same
rule?--Judge,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-26
CHINATOWN WILL
BE BUILT OUTSIDE
OF THE CITY

q AN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Ths old
y Chinatown win be blotted cut for-
ever. The Chinese will never ..ga1n
be allowed TO take possession IF the
quarter OF this city they so long oceu-
pied. II is too valuable for bu sin - AMI
residence purposes to admit of 1t being
turned over to the Celestials again.
At a meeting of the general relief c m
mittee it was decided to locate a NV
Chinatown of Greater San Francisco.
1t is to be built at Hunters Point. This
location is practically in South San
Francisco, two miles south of Marke
street.
The Chinese consul has practically
egreed on the selection of his site. This
Viii iso.ate Chinatown. The Chinese are
preparing to go ahead and build a min
iature Chinese city on the new locati n.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-26
REASON WHYTHE BANKS
HAVE CLOSED FOR
A WEEK

o,fr, CONSERVATION has been caused
- by the closing Of the banks q '"s
state for the week. 1t mas teeh
,anorted that it is because OF the hhil-
cial stringency precipitated by the San
Fra ncisco disaster. That such IS rot
the case. however. it is hardly nece0ar y
to say.
.If If were not for the fact that the
Nevada banks were temporarily c.oseu
down., said a prominent banker TN re-
would be such a hood of CalIoFn =
cheeks against them that in spit of ta~
Immense specie reserve now in the
vaults there would be no tidng the DIT
fculty. Not ever the Bank Of Enslani
could nav all the checks from California
that would be presented for collection
..There is no financial panic possible
he continued. THE San Francisco
cannot for a time get at their spec.e
and resume business. But the money 7
those institutions amounting to $500
600. 900. Is safe in the several ysuits-
ready for circulation when the accou1is
can be opened up and a pine board foenl
somewhere in San Francisco over VIII i
to transact business. At present this j
impossible and Nevada, being the neal
est state and r no it's metropolis, it $
but natural that here would be wher
the demands would come.
o the other hand, there is n dis-
position TO further cripple our stricke !
liz gabors, ard Nevada banks at the en-
OF the week will readily enuorse San
francisco vouchers and hold them n
CT. iect.on The endorsement will be a
guarantee that the paper is good a u
in the meantime TIE banks of tne m
rropoIis viii be opening ap aaa & ttipg
ready for business.
ETH fact that the Unit d St2tes gov
eminent is sending out 81 ,000,00 to til
First National Bank, its deposlso y. i
evidence or the confidence that may lie
placed in the future or t.,at city. The
" @ss. banking houses through ut the
country are doing likewise and so are
.arivate capita lists. This matter is mer :
ly a temporary difficulty soon 10 be fo.-
gotten, but in the meantime the Nevad
banks are bound to protest thems elv 3
and their depositors for whom they have
advantageously placed their ,aaney in
good and interest earning securities.
THE financial situation is sensitive 0
all shocks. and the San Francisco calam-
ity has temporarily affected the bani $
throughout the world"