Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-26

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nerfes and bringing about a perfect state OF
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the bank are approximately 5000.
At the time of its suspension the bank
had $1,000 in cash in its vaults. In
addition TO this It has notes and other
securities, LISP acres of land in Texas
and real estate in Denver, Pueblo and
Chicago, all of which bring up the as.
sets of the bank to $1S0,000. The
real estate has in the past been
forced Oh the bank in order to secure
| loans, and is a splendid asset at the
present time.
The suspension of the bank is as
serted to be merely temporary and has
been caused by the failure of the bank
to realize on its assets. Mr.. Swicil
heimer the president of the institu.
ton, makes the statement that
he is confident of the ability of the
bank TO pay dollar for dollar Should
it not, however, be able to do this,
Mr.. Swickheimer will see to it that
will lose a cent.
There is no excitement in Rico and
the depositors express their confidence
in the solvency OF the bank
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Dec. 20.-Spe
cial to the Denver Republican.-Judga
Abbott signed the final decree IN the
district court here today in ravcr OF
the Arizona 4 Colorado Railway com
pany against the Denver 4 Rio
Grande. enjoining the latter from FUR
ther possession of disputed tracts OF
right of way between Harrington, y.
M, and Durango. The Denver & nc
Grande is given five years t. vacate
and surrender the property, upon
which it has laid many miles OF track
1t is estimated the Gould line will lose
"A quarter of a million dollars as "A re-
suit of the decision.
Kansas City, Dec. 23.-ln Roosevelt
place, a street in Kansas City, Kas.,
last night triplets were born to Mr.
and Mrs. Barton Curry. The babies,
girl and two boys, and mother, are
doing we'll Curry is a laboring man.
New York, Dec 23,-When Thomas
w. Lawson left the White house Tues
day, after long secret conference
with President Roosevelt he refused
to discuss his visit while promising a
| statement TO the public within few
| days. This was outlined by Lawson
last night to a reporter. Lawson there
in announced the launching of new
political party. It's candidates for pres
ident and vice president will be Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Governor John A.
Johnson of Minnesota. Today in Bos
ton LawsoD's lawyers went TO work On
the plan TO be followed in the legal
organization of the new party. On
Tuesday, according to Lawson's en-
phatic assurances, the campaign de-
signed TO give President Roosevelt
four more years of office will begin.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 23.--The Neal
State bank closed today. Several hun
dred persons gathered outside and
read the simple line THE bank is
| In the hands OF the state bank exam
iner." President Thornton is confident
that all depositors will be paid in full.
| No other banks in this city have been
| affected.
New Haven, Conn, Dec. 23.-Capt.
Henry Scribner of the barge New
Haven and his wife were drowned off
here today when seven barges in tow
Of the tug James Mcwilliams,. found
cred. Six men were rescued by the
Mcwiiliams.
Seattle, Wash. Dec. 23.--With most
/ impressive services. the splendid ca
| thedral of the new constituted Catho-
| lie diocese of Seattle WIS formarolly
dedicated and opened to worship. 1t
was erected at a cost of half million
dollars.
New York. Dec. 23.-Busiless was
very light at the outset today and the
majority OF stocks are little changed
from Saturdays closing. Anaconda de
clined point and st. Paul the same
l St Joseph, Mo. Dec. 24.-Because
Miss Katie Bunowiski, clerk in a gro
/, Gerry store. sold gasoline for coal oil
Mrs. Sallie Bettis. aged SO years. 9
pioneer resident. is dead. followini
the explosion of the fluid which was
: used in starting fire. Mrs. Belts
had been in the habit OF starting th'
I ares with coal oil. She poured 1t OF