The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-11-14

WORD mas reNCneu the treasury ue
partment that because OF reluctancy
to part with the currency they have
on hand national banks throughout
I the country are declining to casn pen.
sion drafts and other obligations OF
the government
A special representative Of news.
paper who was sent to Karatagh, In
the Hisssr district OF Bokhara, which
was destroyed by landslide follow
ing the earthquake of October 81, re
ports that 2,400 persons persisted and
only seventy escaped.
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
FOust announces that hereafter he
will issue no Oleomargerine licenses t.
ncu.recldents OF Pennsylvania The
commissioner believes this refusal will
break up the Illegal sale Of this article
in Pennsylvania.
The Globe National bank. with a
capital Of $4,000 and deposits OF
100000, temporarily suspended on
November S. Heavy drafts on the
cash en- hand, with no cash coming in
from outside banks, forced the action.
A statement of the London board
Of trade shows increases of S15,125, 900
in imports and $25,42G,0 900 in exports
The principal increase In imports was
$15,000,000 in grain aud -four and the
Increase In exports we're coal $4,000
600, and manufactured goods. $1S,750.-
600.
tAA -
the politician who induced him t.
falsely register in two election dis
tricts, Joseph Healey Of New York
City accepted a sentence of not less
than four years and six months, and
not moro than four years and eleven
months in prison
Except that a plan OF united action
has been agreed upon, the entire pol
icy of the state mapped out for 1T
conduct Of the rate litigation with tn
Southern and other railways, Cover
nor Glenn Of North Carolina. after
conference with his advisers. declines
to give out any details.
The first tangible results from tn,
recent gold engagements abroad came
on November g. with the arrival OF the
steamer Kron Prinzessen Cecilie, hav.
ing 100000 CT gold aboard This is
one Of the largest gold consignments
ever received, and It is counted on to
exert salutary influence.
Maty Tiger, chief Of the Creek M
tlcn. was seriously injured while rid
ing in the woods near his home at ok
Oklahoma His horse became
frightened and broke from the trail
into dense thorn thicket, two large
thorns piercing Maty Tigers head
pressing into the left ear.
lie w, Impure blood makes a
muddy, rini?ly complexion, head
aches, nause', indiges ION Thin
oluod makes you weak, pale sickly.
'ur'loak Blot iii tiers makes the blood
rich, red, pure-res ores perfect health
Henry Binnmore, shorthand repor
ter, lawyer and author, died on No
vember 5 at his residence in Chicago
He was "a years old. As secretary
for Stephen A. Douglas he reported
the famous debate with Lincoln In
1858.
Following his indictment by the
grand jury on q charge of attempted |
assault, Alexander Johnson, q |
segro, WAS taken from the Jail at Cam
eron, Texas, by a mob of 500 men anC
hanged to a tree in the court hous,
yard
Captain George Tilton. master 0
the steam whaler Bowhead, which ha |
arrived at San Francisco from tn,
Arctic, characterized as rot the re
port that FIVE ships Of the whaling fee
are thought to have perlshed with al
hauSr
stops itchiug instantly. Cures pl es
2ema, salt rheunI, letter, i'ch, hives,
herpes, scahles Doau's Ointment. At
any drug store