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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
NEWS OF HAMILTON.
Circuit Court of Marion County Con.
 vemes with Large Attendance.

Circuit Court of Marion County Com
 venes With Large Attendance.
 Hamilton, Aug. 21-(Special. Jon yesterday the Circuit Court of Marion County was convened. Judge A. H. AL ston presiding. There was large crowd of people present. The grand jury was organized with Hon. R. s. Bottoms foreman.
 There is much work for the grand jury At the last term there were 133 true bills returned and it is probable that there will be 100 true bills this term.
 There are many visiting attorneys here among whom are A. H. Carmi- chael and Ed B. Almon of Tuscumbia, Walter Nesmith of Vernon. John H. Bankhead, Jr., W. c. Davis a2d Arthur Fite of Jasper, and W. V. Mayhall of Haleysville.
 Editor 0, J. wilson of The Marion County News Is now putting in new press.
 There has been some rain here, but the cotton crop is very short
 Children are such nice things to re- mind you of what you ought not tO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

eoTTER cOLLBGB-For Young Ladies Students from 70 states Number select and limited 20 teachers Departments under speclallsts Appointments or the hiEhsat order Recommended by leading men of the U Send for catalogue. Rev B. Y. Uabell. D. D., Pres, Bowling 0resa, Ky mon -lhu-aaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

Children are such nice things to re- mind you of what you ought not to have.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
APPEAL TO BE TAKEN.

An appeal will be taken from the
decision of Judge De Bolt in the Mon
sarrat tax case. In that case an as
sessment was made against the owner
of a life interest as of an interest in
fee, no return being made on any in
terest and no appeal being taken to a
tax appeal court The question in
volved is, can the life tenant now claim
that she should be assessed only on
her interest and is she bound by or
estopped from setting up her rights2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
GUILTY,
GETS OFF EASY
Raymond A. Lucas Says He
Was Ignorant of the
Statute.

Raymond A. Lucas of Hilo arrived
yesterday by the Claudine in response
to summons from the. United states
District Attorneys office He appear
ed before Judge Dole to answer COM
plant charging him with taking allot-
ment notes from seven sailors of the
ship John Ena last April for other
advances than board and lodging. He
waived the reading of the complaint
and pleaded guilty. He stated fully
the advances he made the sailors which
included 9noney loaned them and liquor
furnished them, only about half the
notes being for the necessaries the law
permits. He said that he had taken
the notes in good faith believing that
he had right to; that heehad actually
furnished the amounts for which the
notes We're given and was in total ig-
norance that the law permitted such
notes only for certain necessities
United States District Attorney
Breckons. said that he was entirely
convinced of the truth of Lucas's
statements as to his having done what
he did in ignorance of the law. The
prosecution had been commenced I'M
der instructions from the department,
and, he had nothing to urge as to the
punishment Judge Dole fined Lucas
$25 and costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
Fraternal Meetings
NOTICE.

The oahu Lodge No. 1, x. Of P,
Will meet in the X. Of P Hall, corner
Of Fort and Beretania streets, on Fri
day evening, December 13, 1907. First
Nomination Of Officers for 1908 and
work in the Esquire Rank. All
Knights cordially invited, 1907
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
COURT SAYS THAT
TAXES MUST BE PAID

The Supreme Court yesterday decid-
ed that in a suit by the tax collector
for taxes a count for taxes assessed
against the person and property of the
defendant" is not repugnant to Sec
ton 1743 of the Revised Statutes which
provides that several causes of action
shall not be combined without being
separately stated. The opinion is by
Mr.. Justice Wilder, who says that even
if they were distinct causes of action
they need not be separately stated in
the district court.
He also says that the contention of
the defendant that each count being
for taxes for two years contains sepa-
rate causes of action without being
separately stated, is without merit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record Dec II, 1907.
Lois C Nalimu to Tanaka AIiakichi. L
John de Freitas and VT TO H Streu-
Deck ................ NJ
r A Wadsworth to Akima Kalei-
kdu ...--....-.. Etel
Akima Kaleikau to Hugh NJ Coke. D
w VI Minton and VT to Mrs Lucy
IL BQngo ................ II
Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn to Ell
len A Polyblank Tr............. d
D Momona and VT to Ma1aea Mo-
mona ct al........ Observation-Disclosures. d
] S Marques to c Pereira. ........ A L
Hutchinson Sugar PItn Co by atty
to Nellie u L Hao and hsb. Rel
Hilo Sugar Co to Virginia Soares
and asb .............-........ Rel
Pu1evia P Uni and hsb to William
w Goodale observation-disclosures. D
KIM (w) ct al to Kamanuwahopu
kafama .............-. u
B K Moses and VT to Red Wood
60 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-....b ,
] NJ Honokaupu to H A Baldwin. l.
Joe P Luaeha by gdn TO H A Bald
VIII Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
ARE COUNTIES LIABLE ?

Deputy Attorney General w L
Whitney is preparing a brief on behalf
of the Territory in the case of Kumazo
Matsumaru V. the County of Hawaii
In this case it is alleged that Keola,
an employee Of the County of Hawaii
while repairing what is known as the
government road" at Onomea, di-
verified a fume, turning the stream on
the dwelling house and other buildings
of the plaintiff, washing them away
and destroying them. He sued the
County of Hawaii for $4,000 damages.
Judge Parsons sustained a demurrer
to the complaint on the ground that
the counties in Hawaii are not liable
for damages for the forts of their
agents. The case is now before the
Supreme Court for decision.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13

Ehlers are open as usual until p. m.
today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
PELION ON OSSA.

John Marks who is serving a five
year sentence for horse stealing, was
brought before Judge Lindsay yester-
day morning for arraignment on two
other indictments, one for cattle steal
ing and one for perjury. The arraign-
ment, however, was continued until
Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
JURY, LOOK SEE!

In the trial of Lee Look yesterday
at the close of the afternoon session
the jury were taken to view the scene
of the alleged assault near Beretania
and Nuuanu streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
THE GRAND JURY.

The Territorial Grand Jury was in
session yesterday forenoon, and heard
a number of witnesses in a number
of cases. none of which were of espe-
cial public interest. The Attorney
General was represented in the jury
room by E. w. Sutton
The jury adjourned to meet next
Wednesday morning at $50 O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
Recorded December Z, 1907.

Maria da Canario to Antonio L
Barboza. Rel: cane crop on por lot H.
Patent 1921, Kaiwiki Homestead, Hilo,
Hawaii. 1921. B 297, 332. Dated Dec,
1907.
Maria da Canario TO Antonio L
Barboza and VT, Rel; pcs land, KAT
wiki, EfIo, Hawaii. $S30.98. B 297,
p 332. Dated Dec, 1907.
Antonio l. Barboza and VT to Hilo
Sug Co. NJ; LIZA land and growing
crops, S Hilo, Hawaii. S575. B 297, p
1873. Dated Dec 4, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE
CTHR

Meets on the Hrst and third Friday. at 1880
O'Clock p. NJ, In rooms in Oregon Block, en-
trance on Union street.
JAMES c. McGILL, Chief.
JOHN MACAULEY, Secy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
TO
OGLESBY BILL
MADE Nv SENATE HOMOGENEOUS
RED IN az HOUSE or REP
RESzNTATtvE,
COMMITTEE or SEWN
70 Be Appointed Today For Conner
ence---House Also Rejects Cut
tinu Out Emergency Clause
Of Aliens Bill.

spccial To The Bulletin.
Springfield I'LL, Nov. 5---l'he nous
this afternoon voted unanimously p
nonsconcur In the seaate's amena'
0ments to the Ogleshy bin, and on the
motion IL Mr.. 0gleshy Speaker
shurtleff viii tomorrog appoint a con
ference committee OF seven. Inc
house passed a resolution calling On
the attorney general to abfogate the
illegal contract by which the canal
commissioners granted the ECONOMY
n light AMI Power Company q Joaest
d lease of ground at resden Heights,
gnuon which to construct a dam, aa's
empowering the governor 70 use mli'
tarv force il necessary TO elect ~ 7
Economy Company II also adopted
resolution non-curring with the sen
ate IN cutting out the emergency
clause Ia Aliens Deep Waterway Dill
and a resolution directing Speaker
Shurtleff to appoint committee q
Ave- 10 investigate the canal commits
sion granting the lease to the Econ
envy Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
ARRESTED FOR
ILLEGAL VOTING
CONGRESS SMAN BURKE COCHRAN
DRAGGED INTO POLICE COURT
I'M MEN YORK.
ADDRESS REGISTERED
Was one He Formerly Voted From
But Was Not verified--Arrest
Termed outraoe--Prompty
Released.

New York, NOV. n Congressman
W. Bourke Cochran was arrested On
d cahrge OF illegal voting this after
noon at i polling place on Third ave,
nue.. The policeman who made the
arrest said he could not verify the at
dress given by Cochran AZ 3lo East
Seventeenth street from which all
dress Cochran lind registered. The
congressman was taken to the police
station and dhencesto the police court,
Cochran Is Grand saehem Of ram
many Hail. A servant vt the east
Seventeenth street house had sWcfI
THAT no one named Bourke Cochran
lived there, and Magistrate Cornell -,
sued warrant while under the I'M
preston that some one was trying
to vote on the nDngressman's name
When Cochran was arraigned IN court
States Attorney General Jackson's a.
lsistants denounced the arrest as all
outrage and Cochran was promptly
discharged. Cochran said the Eas'
Seventeenth street house was his res
1 idence before he went TO congress
ana that he had never forfeited hls
right to vote from that address.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06

Chicago. Nov. 5.At the first test
81 the new local option law made ~
Illinois counties under township or
seven counties went uil.
oualifledly for prohibition and ~
many former license stronghoids, pro-
hibition forces were In a measure VIC
torious. The claim was made at mid
night at headquarters Of the Anu
saloon league at Springfield THAT III
sixteen counties voting today zaV
saloons had been forced OFT OF husi-
ness and that 80 per cent Of the terri
tory affected had been brought into
DRY territory. At Jacksonville
thirty-two saloons were voted out and
III Lasaa nnin. where Il sharp hght wa es
waged. the prohibitionists won by Is
votes. In Southern Illinois counties
| the mining towns without exception
went dry The following counties
reported in the prohibition column q
midnight. Williamson, Union, Haf
din. Johnson. Massac, Morgan, Perry
pope, Pulaski. Scott. Wabash, Cal
houn, Cass, Except Beardstown)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
PRESIDENT VOTES.

Washington. Nov. 5,--presideHt
Roosevelt cast ballot s4 at 9:5s this
morning at Oyster Bay For the pres'-
dent to exercise the elective IRAN
chise necessitated an eighteen hour
and 225 mile railroad trip to and from
the voting booth. The trip, which
vas without incident save fer the
cheering crowd at Jersey CITY aud
I.cng Island City. and the welcome
heme OF the villagers OF Oyster Bay,
afforded the president an opportunity
Ii. confer at length with Secretary
Corteiyou on the financial situation.
The president smilingly acknowi-
edged the cheers Of the crowds af
Jersey City and Long Island City, ana
was most cordial i'm the personal greet.
'ines to his Oyster Bay neighburs.
who met him at the station. White
the handshaking was in progress
salute OF twenty-one guns was being
fired from miniature cannon. The
stay In the village was only sufficient
to allow the president and Secretatg
Loeb TO vote.
The president reached Washington
at G:15 tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
COUNTRY AT LARGE.

New York, Nov. 5.--Retnrns from
the election throughout the country
shows the following results
Massachusetts re-elects the entire
Republican ticket headed by Cover
nor Curtis Guild, Jr
PENNSYLVANIA elects John O. Sheath,
Republican head of the ticket lot
state treasurer by large majority,
New York State elects Edward 4
Bartlett and William Bartlett Jr., eau
didates on the Republican and Demo
cratic tickets for justices Of the couri
of apeals over the candidates OF the
Independence league (Hearsto New
York City elects Tammany candidates
by considerable majorities over the
Independence league-Republican ~
sion candidates..
At late hour figures favored inc
election of Katzenbach, Democrat, a.
governor of New Jersey, but his LEAD
over Fort. Republican, is very narrow
less than 1000 votes separating them
The Maryland contest for the gov
ernorship is in doubt. Conservative
estimates give Crothers, Democratic
candidate for governor. a plurality 0
900 to 5000.
Rhode Island returns Indicate TN
reelection of Governor Higgins
Democrat
In Mississippi f. F. Noel for GOV
ernor. was elected without opposition
in Nebraska. NJ. b. Reese. Republ
can candidate for justice of the 81
preme court, the most important stat
ioffiee. voted on. Is elected.
The mayoralty contest in Cleyeian
resulted in the election OF Tom
Johnson. the present mayer. ov'
lCnngressman Burton. Early report
showed Burton ahead but later u
Republican headquarters at Cleveiar
conceded Johnson's election.
The American or Anti-Morm'
marty at Salt lake City are es'
mated to have the largest piuraliti'
ever given In that city.
At Toledo. Mayor Whitloek and u
entire Independent ticket Is eleete
lCincinnati elects Colonel : l-eopo
, Markbreit. Republican candidate .
tmayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
OPERATORS AND
MINERS AGREE.
REGARDING PAYING or Wall"
I'M CHECKS INSTEAD or
MONEY.
CASH BEING 50 SCARCE
That Companies Could Not Secure
Enough--Foreign Speaking Miners
Assured Of Validity Of
Checks.

Chicago, Nov. 5.--Measures Whicl
II Il believed will prevent further
difficulties between the mine workers
ana employers growing out 81 tha
temporary scarcity CT currency VAIN
which to meet nayrolls, shch NJ mas
resulted III the cessation Of work ~
some mines In the Danville district
we're adopted today at q JOINT meet
inc of officials Of the United Mae
urkers OF Illinois and members u
fhe Illinois Coal Operators Associa'
ton. The operators commended ths
action OF the mine workers oiiicia
III sending out circular letter 10 the
r,en,bers Of the union advising them
"a accent checks for the time beng
the recommendation being made on
The assurance by the companies that
where it has been the practice 70 pay
IN cash. the payment in checks was
rpsorted to only after every eHoft "
sacure currency had been exhausted,
and that the resumption Oh curfelcS
paynent will be made at the earnest
possible moment.
The following Recommendations
we're formulated and sent to mem
bers of the Coal Operators Ass5cla'
ton: THAT the operators get ihto
communication with the merchants
AMI business men, bankers and every
body concerned In the pay OF miners
with view to arranging that sueh
checks as it may be necessary 70 W.
In paving shall be accepted at tnelE
liam face value, either in credit u
I IN money. Where tile local fgaiih METZ "
MERCHANTS arc able to honor the same
II money. that the operators usS
their influence with influential nlahl
hers of local union with view Y
/ securing the cooperation, not Only
| with the miners, but with local hiei
chants. and especially that fofeigt
speaking miners be reassured with 70
gard to the validity Of checks issus'
in lieu of cash.
II was also recommended that any
serious local opposition TO the plal
mutually outlined, be taken up wiz
line commissioners office Tor aaJus'
mert. Members of the nine worker
organization present were Pfesideh
I n. Walker, of Danville; wee fresi
dent Frank harrington, Oh Streatoi
w u. Ryan, secretary and treasurer
of Springfield, and members Oh u
executive committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
MILLS SHUT DOWN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov 5.--o"ihs
m the financial conditions which pre-
vent the placing of advance ORDERS
the -four mills of the Consolidated
Company shut down temporarily To-
dav and other companies either re
duced the output or arranged to close
for time. Another factor in the SIT,
nation is the extremely high price Oh
wheat. which has operated to rals'
the cost of flour.to point where BUY
ers are waiting in hope Of saving
money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
RESULTS OF ELECTIONS IN
OTHER STATES AND CITIES
Republicans Elect Entire State Tickets N Mass
achusetts, Pennsylvania and Kentucky lam
many Defeats Fusion In New York

were received and these gave ma
iority If 26 for Wilson as against
approximately 10000 majority foF
Beckham at the last state election ~
addition to the rs counties mentioned
there are returns at hand from tlaa
counties Of Jefferson, tLoiisyillea
Kenton and Campbell. which indlrase
With certainty the Republican malofi,
ties IN the three Will total $500 for
the Republican ticket
The counties yet To be heard from
practically balance each other ana
the election Of the Republican ticker
Hin conceded by majority " Dpno-
lcfatic leaders, late returns whffn
poured III indicating 4 landslide that
Wiped eut the 2.7u0 majority pol ed
TN, Governor Beckham In lso3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
sHEATz ELECTED TREASURER
IN PENNsYLvANIA.

philadelphia. Nov. 5.--John o.
Sheath. OF Philadelphia. the Repub'i.
can candidate was elected state treas
urer over John G. Hartman. OF Column
bia county. the Democratic candida'e
by a large plurality. This was TIE
only state Office voted fer. Returns
show large Republican gains for
treasurer all over the state compares
with the vote for this Office two
years ago.
In Philadelphia the Republicans
elected all their candidates BY the
usuai large majority. There was
more interest taken in the fate OF the
s7o 900. oo0 loan proposition than IN
the success Of any candidate en- the
ticket The city party. reform or
SANITATION which has fought the Re
Dubiicsn Organization for several
l,-ears. fought the proposition. The
rtturns tonight show the loan carried
the city By = majority consideraeif
under that given ths successful ne
pubScan candidates.
John o. sheath. Republican oandt'
date FOR state treasurer whose bone
rs IN this city. ran strong. and bis
plurality wIT be close to ee.eao IN the
city.
Joel Cock. Republican. vas eaeetel
70 congress from the second district
Ito I'll the vacancy caused b the -
sCoaciuaed On secood Psgsl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
AN ELECTION DAY FIGHT
Candidate For Councilman in lex'n9-
ton, His Son and Policeman IN
Shooting serape.

Lexington. KY, Nov. 5.-Following
an election day arrest here this after
neon. clyde Campbell was killed. "a
trolmau Micheal Murphy probably
fatally wounded, Patrolman Marion
smith and w. r. Campbell, Clyde's
father. severely wounded. The elder
Campbell, Republican candidate LOT
councilman. was arrested after ne hasi
protested against what he termed
election frauds. His son came TO his
assistance and was shot by Murphy
" r. Campbell then shot Murphy
who returned the FIRE. seFereS
wouading his man. although was him
saif probably fatally hurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
.M0RE INDICTMENTS
FOR DOCTOR TRUST
DOCTORS N IOWA COUNTY HAD
FORMED UNION" AND OPEN
ATED BOYCOTT.

Waveriy, Ia. Nov. 5.-The Bremner
countv grand irry which few weeks
ago indicted fourteen members OIL tne
county medical association. alleging
yiolaiicn Of the anti trust law,
.,day reported additional indictments
against Or. " A. Rohif and Or. o. L.
-hanee on the general ground OF con
niracy. Their alleged ofense re
ulted from their adherence to the
,oyeott feature Of the association
,ereement. which operated to force
r independent doctor from sursleAl
ass IN which be. as well as one o'
tt,e accused doctors. had been en-
poyed. after he had refused to sign
ttls union scale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
coRTELYou ADVISES THE
REVENUE COLLECTORS.

New York Nov. 5.-Beiore leaNine
for washington tonight Secretary
Cortelyou said: Il am helping out 'ne
situation at st. Paul and Minneapolis
in connection with grain interests
and also in st. Louis. New Orleans
.na in other sections of the country
"In ordinary times the revenue COZ
lectors have accepted certified cheeks
for revenue stamps. They are re.
ouired by law to take only lawiul
money and of course must Keep WIN
in the law. but have instructed them
Of this time to take no i'll judged ac
tion''
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
Johnson REELECTED.

Cleveland. Nov 5.-Mayor Tom =
Johnson was reelected for the fourth
time mayor of Cleveland in hard
fought battle in which the Republican
ticket was headed by Congressman
Burton. chairman OF the house COM
mittee on Rivers and Harbors.
At midnight Chairman Baker OF the
Republican committee. conceded the
election Of Johnson by 5000 plurality
lat Johnson's headquarters bis ma
icrity is placed as high as 5000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06

ferapce Of the directors of the Trust
company of America and the Lincoln
Trust company, and J. Pierpont MOT
gan and other financial men:
"a decision has been reached
whereby every assistance will De
given the Trust Company OF America
and the Lincoln Trust company
Everything has been arranged except
a few minor details which will neces
starily take some time to Arrange
The situation is now clear
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
STATE OF KENTUCKY
GOES REPUBLICAN.

Louisville. ky. Nov. 5.-Augustus
\. wilIison. Republican candidate fer
governor and the entire Republican
state ticket has been elected By ms
scrsties ranging from secs 20 ieoae
AID the Republicans have carried ire
city Of Louisville for both state ana
city tickets BY 1880 majority. Inc
rext Kentucky legislature vii nave
Democratic majority on joint oaiie'
and presumably for Governor beeh'
ham for Uniied States senator. Al
though there Is already some tax OF
a bolt Of some Democrats 10 deleat
him
At Midnight the complete returns
from - Of the ils Kentncky eouhoes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
WABASH RAILROAD FINED.

Ct louis. Nov. 5.-A fine OF sZoo
was imposed on the Wabash railroaa
today on the Indictment returned "a
1sos charging the corporation Win
violation CT the interstate commerce
lava. by failing to report accidents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
UNION MEN STRlkE--NoN-
, UNION MEN EMPLOYED

Niles. Mich. Nov. 5.-Following q
strike today of 35 union employees OF
the National Printing and Engraving
company who demanded an eight
hour day, Manager Sleeper stated that
henceforth the plant would be oper'
att.d by non-union labor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
TAFT COMING HOME
FROM MANILA AIT ONCE.

Manila, Nov. 5. Secretary TAFT, i
Il reported, viii abandon his Euro
mean tour and return directly tu the
pacific coast. He will leave Manila
A-.A..a.,ala lar. ID an the American llagRh ip
Rainbow for Yukohuma where rs VII
take passage by steamer for San Ffaa
cisco. This report has been XefilAcd-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
COAL MINES GET
AID OF RAILROADS

St Louis. Nov. 5.-Desirihg to pro
vide against the suspension OF Work
in the Illinois and Missouri coal mines
the railroads have made arrange
ments TO turn as much cash as ossibie
over to the operators Money col.
lected at stations along the lines viii
be available for paying the wages Of
miners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-06
ARIZONA BANK susPENos.

Globe. Ariz. Nov 5-lhe "iooe 70
tional bank, capital $5O,ooo deposits
ssao coo temporarily suspended today,
Heavy drafts on cash on hand with no
cash coming in from outside bahkS'
forced the suspension.