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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
TREASURY TRYING To
AID MONEY SITUATION
Secretary COFIeIyou Issues State
Eenl Which Will Afford Re-
lief 10 lhe Banks.
CAN USE DEPOSITS INDEFINITELY
The New Order Of Things VIII Allow
About s46,ooo,ooo to Remain in Cir.
cuIation, saoooo,ooo of Which Rep,
resents Public Deposits Temporarily
Placed With the Banks Last Fall.
tBy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON, d. c., March III
secretary OF the Treasury Cortelyou
today made the following announces
mcnt:. THE Secretary of the Treas
ury has this day announced that any
bank that increased It's circulation
Under the terms of tho Departments
announcement OF October %, 1906,
ana was required thereby to retire
the same during the months of March
and August, may retain said addition
al circulation upon due notification TO
The comptroller OF the currency of
It's desire to do so. without change
MS 10 security for public deposits I'M
I'll further notice.
But those banks desiring To retire
their additional circulation obtained
i'll this way will be required to with.
draw the state. municipal and rail.
read bonds now lodged with the treas.
,iry of tho United States as security
for public deposits and substitute re.
leased bonds by reason of The retire
inent OF their additional circulation. !"
The amendment to section 5l3 of
! The revised statutes by the act an.
proved March 4. 1907, eliminated tho
words except receipts from Gus
toms and the Secretary of tho
Treasury is now instruciing collectors
of customs, at places where it is
found TO be desirable, to deposit their
/ receipts with National Bank deposl.
tarics already established I'm some
cities as the customs are.
! Secretary of the Treasury Cortel.
Won DlGn iGCIiEl CT
{ department will redeem, with inter.
est to July /, the date of their ma.
+ turity, any registered and coupon
! bonds OF the four per cent funded
loan OF 1907 to an amount not OK.
ceeding S25,OOO,OOO. The bonds may
! be presented ut once for redcmption
and registered bonds should BIO duly
assigned to the Secretary of tho
Trasury. A copy of this circular will
IL mailed to each owner of register.
| ed bonds.
The circular of February If. 1907.
providing for the purchase of these
bonds al 101 IL flat, has hecn re.
. scinded."
! Under these announcements and
that which was made yesterday. about
Si6,OOOO00 will be allowed TO remain
IN circulation or this amount 500
uUo,OOO represents public deposits
temporarily placed with the banks
last fall under agreement that they
/ should be returned to the treasury
subsequent TO February, 1907, and
Sl6.O0O,00O relates to additional circu.
lation engaged for retirement. These
! amounts, together with the SOS 600, 600
J United States per cent bonds, which
F.! the Secretary today offered to redeem
make 4 total of $1,000 900 either left
/ with the hanks or offered to be pIac.
/ ed with them as the result of. the re-
/ demption of A per cent bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
TO REPAIR THoRouGHFARE
Street Committee Decides to aeolr

street Committee Decides to aeun
-, Work il Near Future.
me street committee of tho
hampton town cnunci met last
might ana decided 10 hcg'n the wc"n
OF criaing Brown street AMI re
LAlrlng several others within the
next iiftccn days. Tho committees
liked over tho cGnltion of tnc
&lfeais rnh viii attempt 10 rs
uAam as best they oG with the
'i'''tcd FUNDS in command.
u was also determined to require
me gas company to secure Il hermit
rom the town council for every
cGtnection made In the future IN
residences in the town.
chairman Crimson arlh Council
mon Tayior and Richardson. the
luii committee, were present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
FINE RECIPE
FOR COLDS

Mix half pint of good wills.
Key with two ounces of uiycer.
Inc and add one.half ounce
Concentrated oil of pine. This
latter comes In one-half ounce
Walls packed securely in round
screw-top cases which are in
tended to protect it from light
and retnin all the original
ozone. Don't use bulk oil of
pine or limitations of Concen.
tratcd. which are often found
using similar name and style
OF package. They are insolu-
BILE and work havoc to thcSkid-
neys. Any druggist has the
Concentrated, oil of pine. 1t will
also be found most excellent
remedy for Iumbago and all
forms Of uric acid rheumatism.
For this purpose it is taken
raw, a few drops on sugar at
night and morning.
Concentrated oil of pine is
the results of many years ex-
Perlmenting by one Of Phila-
delphia's foremost doctors who
after endless research at last
secured a truly soluble oil of
pine, so make sure to Get the
real thing. 1t also makes an
excellent ssIve to he applied
externally on the lungs. Fer
this purpose it is mixed wish
lard or vase!ine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
Burgess Millinery openlr,o.

Several hundred ladies of the Vir.
sin.a peninsula visited Burgess Mil
linery store yesterday ana witness.
cd the spring opening of the firm
Inc display this season is ono OF
The largest the firm has shown and
the enconjnms passed upon the
beautiful designs and PATTERNS,
hats must have caused the mem
'bers of the firm satisfaction. I'VE
sold more hats on this opening
than any in our history" said Mr..
c. a. Brrses, "and orr store has
been crowded. with almlring ladies
all day. 15,1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15

ar. Al,sclnl was tho guest of MIR
"a, Tyler Hull and he was surpr,a
1u ut the wonderful changes i'm
hampton dnnlng his absence Of
tW,tI,y years. lie visited the fire
nepf'tment aud looked ut the old
,''S'Ae used when he was II mem.
Der of that organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
Hampton Daughters win Attend.

lac John w, Daniel Chapter.
Daughters of the Cqnfedemcy. has
extended an invitation TO the mem
Ders of Hampton chapter to attend
y silver tea in the Newport News
Young Mems Christian Association
next Monday evening The chap
ter viii probably send good sized
delegations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
capt. Wooaward nuys saloon

Cart. Alfred Woodward, who fer
eight years managed the cantcen
az the National Soldiers Home,
Yesterday purchased the saloon
business OF MIR. j. ]. Burns, corner
Mellen and Curr streets, in Phcc-
bus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15

Photography of Phoebus Fircinen.
The entire Phoebus fire depart.
ment assembled IN front of the fire.
enisne house last evening, when
phf -og1rlph of aho firemen and tho
equipment OF the department was
taken. a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
Wines and LIQUORS


oeiong 70 tho lost tribe that stray.
cd away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea Pm mica
cuttar ~,
one that sells ell straight WhlukIes
retail at wholesale prices The FOL,
lowing high grade 1Oc WHISTLES !
sell for &c. drink: Paul Jones. Pure
Rye. Sherwood RE Whisky, Carroll
Springs, pnre Maryland Rye Whiskey,
Overhold Rye whiskey, Paekwood Rye
Whiskey All Of the above named
wste. ny pr,es if You ia dare. s'b beat
Whisky in bull at following price.
~ gallon e N,'' 80 p''' I'e' sa,,o
oonar,, ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-15
Mr.. AItschuI in Town.

W.T. AItschuI In Town.
MIR. A. Althcliui Who WIS y NOR.
chant IN Hampton tweldy ycrfr
ago. visited Hampton 70 The first
Tune since he moved to Baltimore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
Secures New Pine Prcduct--A
Boon to Consumptlves and Peo-
pie With Severe Coughs and
COIds--Heart Of Tree is Cut
Into Small Blocks.

The heart VI the tall pine tree IS cut
into small square blocks. THIS Is the
method pursued by u prominent ply
slclun In his process III uhtalning what
ia known to druggists eld doctors as
Concentrated oil " pine, Subsequent
~ the vital Juices are extracted by
hydraulic pressure and SO through a
refining and cQndansing process, ane
YlpI1 tu5s wonderful curative oil on
which a great deal has recently bean
,rrittcn ~ has ptovcn y most certain
renledy Tor hmbaEo and urtc rhcuula-
tlsu. also UakcS splendid save
to he applied externally by mixing II
with lard or vasoline But Tor the
quick cure OF coughs and colds IL haa
no equal,
For this purpose oue-haf ounce OF
the Concentrated oil Of pine ls mixed
with two ounces Of gtYccrlne and half
pint of good whisky, Must be we'll
shaken and used In tablespoon dose5
every four hours.
II should he borne In mind that the
real Concentrated oil of pine comes put
un ia small half-ounce bottles, each
enclosed In D round screw top case aud
sealed. This case Is intended 70 pro-
tcct thc contents from the atmospheric
changes. There ARE several patent
medicines put out by chemical houses
that use u similar name and package
THESE are frequently dangerous but
can be avoided by making sure 10 get
the Concentrated oil az pine. II NtlI
he found In the prescription depart
ment OF every ilrst.class druggist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
WILSON CASE DISMISSED.
Supreme Court Rcverses Judgment
And lnsIructs Tor Dismissal

The supreme court today handed
down an opinion reversing the juds.
ment OF the lower court In the case OF
Catherine ID. EVANS Wilson. respondent
and cross-appellant VS. X, K. Wilson
Jr, F. N Wilson. Charles Wilson.
David Wilson and the estate of Lnclus
A Wilson, deceased, appellants and re-
manded the case with instructions To
the court below 10 dismiss plaintiffs
case
The trouble grew out OF a pool be
tween e, Is WILSON, ST., now deceased,
and his Sous. who were engaged In the
action, OF ALI property interests. They
We're engaged In various business enter
psises In Boxelder county and all the In
come from the same was put into one
fund Among other things they owned
considerable real estate and during the
life OF Mr. Wilson's first wife they
decided this property to their SONS but
tho deeds were not recorded until just
Two days before Mr.. Wilson married
the plaintiff herein,
Upon his death she brought suit 10
recover her dover interest In all this
property. claiming that 1t was trans
ferred TO the sons merely 10 deprive her
OF her martial rights, The lower court
awarded her a dover interest In part OF
the property but moi In all. From this
Judgment the CONS appealed and Mrs.
Wilson filed Cr0ss-appeal. claiming
that the lower court erred In not allow.
Ing her an interest In all OF the proper
ty- The supreme court now reYerses
the lower conrt and orders the COM
plsint or Mrs. Wilson dismissed. Jus
tlcG Straup wrote the opinion OF the
court. which is con Incurred In by Chief
Justice mccarthy and Justice F'rIck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
THE COMING MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Lovers OF good music will be glad
to hear that the management OF the
coming music festival has extended
the time for securing season tickets
at subscribers rates for one week
more. ending Saturday or this week.
The sale has been going at the Clayton
Music company, and has been quite
gratifying, Seldom In the history OF
this city have we had the opportunity
of hearing such music. by such artists.
as that arranged for this great musical
event. at such low prices OF admlis-'
sion On the first night MONDAY,
April 81, "Hiawauha' will be given by
the Chicago Symphony orchestra, and
soloists, and the festival chorus. The
second night. the Messiah Will be
rendered by the orchestra. and solo
lists. the great organ. tabernacle choir
and the Festival chorus On the
afternoon Of tho second day miseel-
Ianeons program will be given al ssl5
by the orchestra and soloists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tteater---The Bonnie BTier Bush
company has reached the city and
Wall open Its engag enent OF a full
Week commencing tonight The local
1enor. VIII Phillips, Will take part in
the Incidental music.
The recital at the First Congrega-
tcnal church, tomorrow night by AL
fred l.. Farrsll, assisted by Hiss Philis
Thatcher. viollnSt. MI,s,R w. sloan,
soprano; Mrs \. L. Farrell, reader,
and Tred Graham. tenor. promises to
he rare musical treat. Much Interest
is centered in Miss Thatcher the vo-
linist, who has many friends here
anxious to hear this talented young
musician. after her several years OF
study In New York, under the most
eminent teacher.
Crphcua---The Orpheum bill this
week headed by French vaudeville
novelty as presented by Mile Louise
Of being winner. a change Is an
nounced in the original program, the
turn OF La Celtic, a novelty gyrnnast,
being substituted for Riders monkeys
which have developed symptoms OF
pneumonia owing to- the prevailing
bad weather,
Gramd~--The famous entertainers.
Messrs. Murray and Mack. WILL he
seen at the Grand this evening and
all the remainder of the week,
Lsric---Popular priced vaudeville Is
running along prosperously at tho
Lyric and attracting good business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
NOTICE OF BOND ELECrIoN.

Notice is hereby given by the Board ..
Educa1ion OF the Granite School District,
Salt Lake County, Utah, chat Bola
ELECTION Will be held and Is hereby called
Of the registered voters who have PAID
property tax within said School DIstrel
during the year 1896 to vote upon aat d
termne the following question to- vii:
shall the Board Of Education Of TIE
Granite schooi District be ernpD werei q
!ssge, and sell Aye per cent g per cent
building bonds OF said Granite School pls.
trict TO the amount or forty thousa1d
GAO, M. 90 IN denominations OF one thog
sand (il-OSp,l l) dollars for ths pgrpest o.
and Tor building and Furnishing school
houses IN said Granite School District
The bonds TO he payable at amy unse atte1
1--WE years and to be due in twenty years
from date OF issue
The election Will be held on Saturday
the 9Th day OF April 1860.
There will be Ave polling places Cor such
resentative precincts or Granite sehoo
District, as follows:
Precinct No. l, Election Districts Is,
SC. s., SO. Central school Sugar
preslnet No EleStl ion, p eisit Y
S. Mil Greek Ward House,
Precinct No. d Election Districts ".
SIth School House tSouth CottonwGOql
Precinct No ), Election Districts y,
"a. s., es West Granger School House.
The names OF the judges TO t0nsei
such Bond Election at each OF the Sd
polling places arc as follows;
Precinct Ne, /. Iennette Thompson, is'
AIeCShie, and Christopher Alston,
Precinct No e John Gnbbott, Hensy
Quayle and NJ Christophersen.
Precinct No 3, William Carlson, J. T.
Rawden, G: II. Spencer. - .
Precinct Ne a. Richard Howe. A. O. n
FowlSs and James r. Moss
Precinct No ), D. III. Jacobs, n. Frame
and n. +. Petersen,
BOARD OF EDUCATION, GRANITE
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
AMOS s. GABBOTt, president.
JAMES ID, Cu1lMlNGS, CLERK;
Dated at Granite School District. ~
State street. Salt Lake County UAN
Fob 18th. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
THROUGH FLOODED DISTRICT
Passengers Arriving From Los Angeles
Have Thrilling Stories.

Passengers who are now beginning
to come through from the coast re-
port landslides, floods and Washout5
galore Some have been on the road
from Los Angeles since last Monday
md are utterly worn out with theit
experiences, Amons the nis' go
through was Tudor Cameron together
with three OF the OTDhenu acts on
thls week bin. Mir. Cameron who IS
auartered at the Wilson states that the
railroads I'm California were dernorsd-
tied when he left Los Angeles with re-
ports of cave-ins TO tunnels and other
Incidents. Tourists are In Los Angeles
he says. clamorne fol- berths on 'raiha
that are not running ana thighs gems
orally are in bad shape.
"The worst stretch we passes
through" he said. was after We lets
Sacramento, Where the lines run
through The Iowlands prior 10 starting
on the mountain climb. For miles We
went at a snaIls pace through water
and as tar as one could see on either
hand was water with trees, barns and
houses sticking out. For 4 long
stretch We went through water that
was up to the second step of the Pull
man and the fashion In which that car
swaysd mAde us all very nervous it
il was only going at FIVE miles an hour
AFTER we left the loNlands the climb
up the mountains WAS rEId 10 com
harrison even Ia the face or the Iact
that we had, trouble In the snowsheds
Coming down the eastern slope We
ran into more water and gased on the
Truclsee river that was raging beside
the track AT Reno thousands OF men
were al work dumping rock and build
Ing temporary tracks over the wash
outs while all hands were tinkerins
around the steel railroad bridge that
had shifted slightly and threatened 10
go by the board
Across Nevada the train made good
progreSs, but at the LuCin cuts
there WAS more trouble with a hive OF
tnen dumping rock on the west shore OF
the lake, where the big waves driven by
the south wind were booming In great
shape and smashing against the
grade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, March a5,---Ulose= Frime
mercantile paper, G@B1a pcr cent,
Sterling exchange, weak with actual
business In bankers bills nI -.SS.s0 q
l,S&.s5 for demand and AT 400 Tor
~ day bills; posted rates, $50 and
-i,sf1S commercial BILLS, t.TsA @
AIS IN.
Bar silver, 65 *.
Mexican dollars, soy
Government bOnds, steady; railroad
bonds, weak.
Money ON call, strong. Obs per
cent: railing rate, 6l5 per cent: closing
hid, q per cent. offered at pes cent
Time loans, nominal. 80 days, ais q
Gsi per cent; 30 days and six months,
q per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
SURVEYORS AT ORCHARD,


Boise, March @5---For several weeks
past parSy Uf surveyors mas been lu-
cuted in south Boise making surveys
OF the proposed line OF the preseu
81 ort Line railroad. which has FOR
lts object the putting OF Boise City on
The main line This proposition NOW
seems To- be quite a sure thing. The
surveying gang Is now moving 10 Or
chard the point where the diversion
from the present lire WIZ be u2ne 10
sweep around through Boise or
cOuEsc, II Is not anticipated thai w"
nresent lire throueh Nampa win be
ahandoned, Through freight trains
Mill trtlyel thar line, while ihe pas,
senger trains aud freights designated
for Boise will all run into the capita
CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
G. L. HICKEY GOES TO s. p.
WcN Known 7alS Baker -goiris Purchas-
lne Department Forces

clerk to Il, r. CelVin. ear accountant
and later tralnmaster OF the Montana
division. oregon Short Line, mas been
appointed 10 y position under General
Purchasing Agent Ira @. RhOades Of
the Southern Pacific ut sau Francisco
Mr Hickley IL we'll known hare and
only recently returned from Peru
where he was assistant superintendent
at the Cerro de PascO railroad under
f. $ Kerr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
WILL OF JAMES HEaNEy.
Leaves an Estate Valued at S5O,eOO to
Wife and Children.

The will OF James Heyney together
with two codlcils was filed In the dis
trict court today. The petition for
Letters testamentary was .iled by Mrs.
Hegney OH Saturday. The estate con-
sisls of real and personal property
valued at $4,000, The will and the
codicils provides That the property
shall be held in trust by Mrs Hegney
and Bishop Lawrence Seaman for the
use of the widow and four children
Of the testator until the youngest child
reaches the age OF Fl years when 1t
shall be divided share and share alike
among the heirs. In the second eodl-
Gil which is dated Sept. 2, 9oe, the
three step children OF Mr., Hegney are
hequeathed $1,000 each and Mr. Heg-
ney's brother is provided for by al
lowing him the free use OF the prop
erty now occupied by him and owned
by the testator located in Erie county,
Ohio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
HAWAIIAN MENU.


Monday evening. Aprii ;. q umidne ball
viii be given at she Lion House by tho
Sandwich Islands Missionary society. Tho
dancing program, for Ihe most part viii
be OF inc OLD fashioned Kind, and the Ia
dleS present will 10 dressed In white Ma
tive male lawailanH will ba atiilod IN
white yachting fannels A banquet vi
he enjoyed I'm oCtion with vhe ball
on which Hawaiian menu VIII be serY'
- This BIN OF faro u ~ follows
Menu Ncaa al
POI,
Crushed Nus RellFh...,..-,,,,,,.-ln amona
Roast Roes-Blp Ona-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Puaa Oma
n lked HAlmpn-- .,.,.--.t.,,. Khtnano rnoa-
Hard Boiled Eggs Ilun Moa Mo'a
PckleS--P lkela,
Btfad ana Butter p--P elena-Maln ia ka
Hawaiian Pudding, kOele 7alan
Bananas -s..,.--s,,,.-M aia-
oranges i.-s.', ,',t.ss, .,,'.-..Alalu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
ATTRACTIONS
At THE RESORTS
Some Changes in Amusements as
Planned 10 Catch the VIOLA
tile Pleasure Seeker.
NEW FEATURES AT sALTAIR,


As the summer season approaches.
The matter II amusement offerings by
The various pleasure resorts bcglns to
demand attention II rnay safely bp
forecastod that the coming season VIII
he tho banner one In the way OF amuse-
mcn1s In rha experience Of salt Lake
and the question Will nos be where one
can go TO enjoy days outing ppt
which shall be the one " choose From,
AZ preparations are under way to MAKE
vi every resort a place where she eitl'
zen may take his family for a pleas
ant days outing.
Al the head pl the list easily STANDS
brantlful saltar. with the water il
the lake ilt higher point now thult
It WAS last July, with the building OF
zoe new bathhonses which Manager
IsAngford says Is now Ia progress, with
tho erection 81 / 500 square feet Of fire
2.Inch Sr platform: with new slSat-
lnE rink resort, "a worlds touring car
for a new special feature and the
further fact that boat may be
launched from tho pavilion instead OF
trAnping out to the end Of the pier Tor
the purpose gives prospect TOR sue
cessEul season at the resort on the
shores of the lake TO care tpT the
add ltiunal business anticipated Map-
aeer LangiOrd says TWO tine new up
bolstered cushion coaches and two new
chair cars have already BEEN added To
tbs equipment, nd while thp schedule
OF trains has not yet been made up.
there will be a Sufficient number OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
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JESSE KNIGHTS ROAD.


ISVDCldI 70 IIIN -NENs-
Eureka, March 25.--l-ast week SUR
Vcyors were al work around the Iu@un-
tain locating the route Of the pro-
POSED railroad which Jesse knight and
associates will build TO connect the
mines located at different points along
the line with the new sulelter that
is 10 be built below Mammoth