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ton, edging, and beading being used for
garniture; but the model would make up
.becomingly in a novelty wooden, or in one
of the many pretty plaids that are row
being shown. with braid or velvet ribbon
for trimming. To make the six-yea7
size. AZ yards of 24-inch goods will be
needed
Sizes, >. 4. 6. S. and 10 years.
A pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclOsing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald. 734 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving the number (2726 and size wanted.
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WOULD REGULATE EMBALMING
Commissioners Send to Congress
Bills Approving Such Action.

A bill TO regulate embalming in the Dis
trict was forwarded by the Commission
erS yesterday 10 the Senate and House
District Committees. The bill is for the
purpose "of preventing incompetent per-
sons from acting as embalmers and as
suming charge Of bodies dead from com
uunicable Diseases.
The bill provides for an embaimer's ex-
amining board, consisting OF five licensed
embalmers. each OF whom shall have had
~ least five years experience I'm the pro-
fesson, and who must be in actual practice
when on the board. The members are TO
be appointed by the Commissioners. This
board viii issue licenses to an embalmerS
deemed qualified TO receive them
Three registered physicians are TO be
appointed 10 examine and pass upon the
qualifications of tho persons first nomi-
mated as members of the examining board
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pretty little frock that IS equally suit
able for festive occasions, or in a palmer
development for practical everyday
wear is here illustrated. The waist
is made with a round yoke-which
may be cut out, If a low-neck ar
rangement is desired-and is prettily
bloused at the waistline, where it joins
the straight. gathered skirt under a rib
bon girdle. The sleeves may be made
long or short, as circumstances demand
A pretty, soft silk was selected for max
ing the dress, as illustrated, lace inser-
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MaJestic--The Boy with the Doodle,

The most exacting dev0tees Of melo-
drama can find no fault With ''The Boy
with the Doodle" which opened at the
Majestic yesterday afternoon As in all
well-ordered melodrama. the hero worked
not for himself alone. but obeyed the
promptings of a heart which beat for
Tammany Ann. in this particular story.
The work of Mr.. Ovey and Miss Horner
was very clever. The supporting COM
pany was much above the average. The
dancing Of Miss Robbins and Miss Long
added much to the entertainment, as did
the various musical numbers introduced
throughout the play. The piece is well
staged.
The costume used by Miss Louise HOr-
ner. the talented young actress who plays
Tammany Ann. in The Boy with the
Doodle" at the Majestic this week. is
an exact reproduction of the costume
she wore when posing as The Cowboy
Gill for the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road time table
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LABOR DEFERS ACTION.
Central Union VIII Not Proceed Ht
Once Against Injunction.

AT a meeting Of the Central Labor
Union last night, held in Typographi-
cal Temple. II was decided after a de-
bate of nearly an hour. 20 postpone
action on the injunction issued By
Judge Gould. restraining the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor from publish
ing the name Of the Bucks Stove
Works, Of St Louis, in the we don't
patronize" list.
Counsel viii be employed by the
union to find how far it can proceed
against the decision legally.
Ar official Of the organization said
the union had a reputation for keeping
within the law. and this was not the
time for rash acts. The prOvocati Dn
was great. he added. but the injunction
must be fought fairly If permanent
results were 10 be accomplished.
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FLINT HAS CLOSE CALL.
California Senator startled by white
House Accident

Senator Flint, Of California. called at
the White House yesterday morning to
talk with the President about coast de-
fenses.
As he came out Of the Presidents office.
a large electric light globe. as thick as
a mans hand and weighing four or five
pounds. fell with a crash from the high
ceiling in the anteroOm. The globe passed
close enough TO Senator Flnts head TO
strike his hat brim, and the hat went
flying 10 the opposite side of the apart
ment. Mr. Flint was much frightened.
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SHOT DOWN BY SOLDIERS.
Two Hundred Strikers Reported
Killed in Chilean Riot.

According to advices received At the
state Department yesterday from Consul
Hanna, at IquiQue. Chile. 200 laborers en-
ployed near there in the nitrate works,
were killed on Saturday and Sunday in
an encounter with the government troops
as the result Of strike. When the
rioters refused to disDurse. the soldiers
were ordered to fire. which they did
with machine guns. causing much loss
Of life. On the following day another
bloody encounter ensued. in which many
OF the workmen were killed and injured.
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New York. Dec. 25.-Judge Ward, OF
the United States Circuit Court, will
hand down his decision in the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company case
tomorrow morning. On il VIII depend
whether the management goes ahead
with a policyholders' meeting scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon.
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WANTS BRISTOL RENOMINATED
Mr.. Heney Said 10 Have Made APP
peal to President.

Francis J. Heney. special counsel for
the government in public land fraud cases.
was in conference with President ROose-
welt last night.
1t is understood that Mr.. Heney came
20 Washington 70 urge the President 10
renominate ". c. Bristol as United States
Attorney for the district OF Oregon.
Mr.. Bristols nomination TO that Office
was recently withdrawn at the instance
Of Attorney General BOnaparte. who ac-
cording TO statement issued at the De-
partment OF Justice, had come 10 the
conclusion that Mr. Bristol was not as
active as he might have been in prose
cutting land grafters
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Scene of Happy Gathering.

A Christmas entertainment. consisting
Of readings, recitations, and songs, was
given last night in the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Vermont avenue. near
L street northwest
Those who participated were: Miss
Margaret AlvOrd. Miss Louise Morgan.
c. w. Shelton. Mrs. W. p. Lipscomb,
Mrs. John Ellis. ". r. Saunders. Miss
Lucretia Lawrence, Miss Katherin Sum
my: Mrs. Jennie Bates. G.. ]. z. Barger.
Miss Katherine Alvord. Ray L. Dew.
Mrs. c. Z. Malcom W T. MacDaniel.
Mrs. +. \. Gangwer, Mrs. II. S. Van
ATsdale, Miss Edell Payne. Miss Grace
Middleton. d. Fulton Harris. w. J. Ed
dingfield. > A. Ackerman. Miss Margaret
Ryan. Col. Benjamin Alvord, E. A. Gang
wer, and many others
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Delmare and Lee. in a hazardous and
awe-inspiring athletic turn. are easily
the feature of 'Al Reeves Big Show -
the attraction at the Gayety this week.
Andy Lewis. in his well-kuown skit on
horse racing. proved diverting. The two
burlettas, The Pickwick Class" and
"COnOlogy." were above the average and
introduced the full strength Of the COM
pany.
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Funeral VIII BE Held To-day.

Funeral services in memory of Col
Theodore W. Tyrer win be held to-day at
II o'clock, at the family home. 1905 New
Hampshire avenue northwest Rev.
Charles Alvin Smith officiating. Col
Tyrer died at his home last Saturday
night. after an illness of several months.
at the age OF siXty-fve years. he is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Susan Dennison
ryrer, and one daughter. Mrs. Frank N.
WINNER.
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sailor Dies at snn Junn.

The Navy Department was advised yes
of the second class aboard the battle
ship Missouri, died Sunday OF peritonitis
at San Juan He was put ashore there
last Friday. Northway enlisted at Bos-
ton. and his family resides al Gloucester.
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New Lyeeum-BurIeSaue.

The New Lyceum has a good show this
week in the Empire Burlesquers. The
company is headed by Roger Imhon. The
olio was commonplace, save for the sing
ing of Miss Emma Weston, an excellent
contralto soloist. The remainder Of the
specialhes were contributed by Montambo
and Hurlfalls, Johnston and Buckley.
and ImhOf and COTrine
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Pnstor VII Rest in Nnti,e citr.

Rev William F. Gardiner. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, at Dorsey. Nd.
died Sunday, after an illness Of about n
month. The funeral services will be held
I'm the church Of which he was thirty-five
years pastor, at 10 o'clock to-day. Inter
ment will be in Alexandria, Va, his ma
tive city.
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culating genius Of the elder brother, Ma
poleon- played by John Webster, who
gives a realistic impersOnation.
Others who appear Ia leading roles are
Helen Macbeth. as Eliza Monroe, Maude
Turner Gordon. as Ellen Massenbird: +:
Herbert Carr, as William Patterson, Gel
limont Barkland. as John C.. Calhoun.
dnd William BalfOur, aS-Heary Clay.
Clarence Williams also gives q bright
portrayal Of Pippiu, a clever boy.
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NIr. sirich Buried in RnItimnre

Funeral services Of William NJ. Sirich
were held Sunday afternoon at his home
in Congress Heights, and were attended
by many Of the residents Of that suburb
where Mr., Sirich was held in high esteem.
Interment was in GreenmOunt Cemetery.
Baltimore.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

To Mount Vernon every Saturday
for school children. Round trip, &c.
For Mt. Vernon. Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.N Nerncn Ry. Sta, 18th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt VERNON WEEK DAYS.
TO- u A. a.. lZ NOON. ! 8NU , T. ".
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINC7-
Ton DAILY ~ FRY % MINUTES
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DEATH REPORT.

John II. Moore. 9l5 18th ST. i years
Edwin Carroll. 63ls BIightwood ave. NV. ! year.
Mary Rcddy. i5l st. sw.. years.
Francis Il. Styker. l026 Fla. ave. ne G. years.
Jane D. Keen. 3l2O 18th st. NV. 50 years
Sarah E. Chase. llz5 llth 81 NV. p years
AhTam C. Chaney, Z1l7 10th ST. NV. 81 years
Henry 4. Sauter. lils 10th st. NV. 3 years
Christina Henzerling. III Va. ave. Sc, 70 years
Mary GGaf l5 L st. NV. IS years.
Milton G. Franks. ll25 Il ST. Sc. / year
John T.. Spindle. s5i ST. nv. IS years
Olive Watts. $50 ! st. sw.. IS years
Nancy Jones. 18th and ) sts. Randall Highlands
Sc years.
Julia Parnel3. 6Ol NJ St NV. 50 years
Joseph Il. G. Hollins 81 Seward square s. years
John T. HagueT. lill + 81. NV. 81 years
Julia W. Van Draulik. 2D lst St Sc Il years
Michael Crafty. $50 % st. re-. 50 Years.
Elizabeth J. Crawsord. % \. j. ave- NV. So years
john Ingeduc. Wash. Asylum Hospital 66 years.
Elizabeth Dewey. ll9 I'd 81 NV, 81 years
Annia Ewen 7o2 Sd st. sW-. IS years.
William VI. Sirich Congress Heights s. years.
infant OF Aloys!us and CaSsandra Crism0nd Chill
drers Hospital. ! day.
CQLORED.
Matilda Dyson. 22l Brooks court 50 vears.
James scott. "a Pierce ST. NV. 40 years
Mary Thomas. l230 18th 81. nv. l month
Hattie KEYS. 36l Dixon court sw months.
Amy T. Brown. 1876 Q st. NV. % years.
Musco Bundy. slS 18th 81. nw f5 years
William Simms. Frcedmen's Hospital IS years
Pauline Z. Williams. 1850 18th st. Ne. 10 years.
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is VERY GOOD
Tells Afflicted Ones What to
Use TO Get Well.
SAYS MANY WAIT TOO LONG

Noted Authority Tells of Valuable
Home Prescription which Any One
Much Kidney Trouble and Rheuma-
tism Here, and Gives Good Advice.
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TREACHERY ALLEGED
Jess Named Speaker by New
Jersey Republicans.
MARTIN FOR MAJORITY LEADER

PrOE Prince and His Friends Indig-
nant at Treatment, and Accuse
GOv.-oIect Fort of Playing Them
Fnlse-PrOminent Members of the
Party I'm Clash at Trenton.
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NOTICE,

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell, N. NJ,
July 10, 1907.
been filed in this Office by John 1. Hin
kle, contestant, against entry No.
2451, made March 21st, 1906, for East
nalf (A) Section 81, Township IA s.,
Range % E., by Andrew Axelson, con-
testee, in which it is alleged that An
heirs, nor his administrator, or other
legal representatives, nor anyone else
have in any I'M expended $1.00
per acre Or any other amount, on said
land within the first year of the life
of said entry, that is between the
day of March, 1907. That said LAND
covered by said entry is in its natural
condition, the same as When said en-
try vas made, without any improve
me1ts of any kind or character there
on and without the expenditure of
any money in permanent improve
ments on said land, or in the pur-
chase of a water right for said land,
said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. m. on Sept. 10th, 1907, before the
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Roswell, N. NJ
TIE said contestant having, II a
proper affidavit, fled July &c, 1907,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due n proper publica-
ton.
HOWARD LELAND,
owed 7-31 to s-2s t5) Register.
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Estray Notice,

By order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico, and in accord
ance with Sec. 223, Compiled Laws
of New Mexico, l will sell at public
auction to q highest bidder, unless
sooner claimed by the owner, one
brown, bald fac horse, IA hands high,
eight or nine years old. branded T
over bar on left thigh.
Sale in front of R. D. Bells Office
on Main street, at 8 p. M, August II.
1907. [. ]. RICHARDS,
Cm 7-15t4) inspector Dist. No. 5.
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Mesdames Bert Loinberger, Charles
Shilling and Sadie White came up
from Dexter this morning to spend the
day with Mrs. Louella Canieh at
the Tent City.
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Misses Nettie and Sadie Haynes
returned to he'll home in Elida this
morning. The former has been here
a year and the latter three months.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

Daud Patrick, who was here yester
day on business, mas opened a butcn
er shop in Dexter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

E. Graham has furnished the $3.50
bond for his appearance before the
grand jury GA the charge of burglar
izing a car.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

John O'Harra left last night for
Sweetwater and Coke county, Texas
On a thousand dollar land deal. He
will return in a week or ten days.
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S. I. Roberts. clerk of tie district
court went o Carlsbad tonight to Wis
it over Sunday with his family.
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J. w. Lewis came up from Carlsbad
this morning and went out on this af-
ternoon's auto on his way to Santa
Fe on business.
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Mrs. J. S. Crozier a1d daughter ar
rived this morning from Carlsbad to
spend a week with Mrs. K. K. Scott.
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Mrs. E. c.. Bennett went to Hager.
nan last night and will go from with
her husband on a three weeks pleas
ure trip to toe mountains.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Cooley returned
to their home in Glen today after
spending three days in Roswell look
ing after business.
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Misses Maud Shenk and Orelia CAT
fall, who are students in Roswell
went to Dexter last night to spend
today and Sunday with nomefolks.
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Mrs. l.. ]. Destree left last night
to join her husband at Hagerman,
where he is putting up some brick
buildings, as contractor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

Mrs. Forstad, daughter AID grand
daughter returned last night from a
three months visit with relatives in
Llano county, Texas.
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A. NJ. Edwards arrived last night
from Taylor county, Texas, to visit
w. NJ. Stevens three or four days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

C. l.. Allison returned this morning
from Carlsbad where he has been do
ing a job of p~lastering.
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w. A. Morris returned to his home
in Artesia last night. He was here
looking after some we'll drilling con-
tracts.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

Go to Mrs. SPANS for your Sunday
dinner, chicken and ice cream.-42C
N. Richardson ave. II
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ry at L. B.. Boellner, the Jeweler and
Optician.
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T. G. Jennings, of Canyon City,
came in this morning from the south
to spend a few days in Roswell before
going home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Carpenter, who
live in the northwest part of the city,
announce the arrival of a SOL yester-
day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

I have ladies' diamond rings as low
as $500. Call and see them-L. B.
Boellner, Jeweler.
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L. G.. Carpenter has sold his inter
est in the Haynes & Bonney ice plant
to E. B. Hinshaw, the deal having
been made yesterday.
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Ladies, have you seen the stock of
new bracelets and rings at L B. Boell
ner, the Jeweler AID OptioiaR?
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D. G. Hall came down from Acme
last night to remain a few days il
Roswell.
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Mrs. j. T. Jennings, who has been
visiting here for the past week, left
this morning for Colorado.
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Ben DAWSON, who is attending the
Woolverton School here went to his
home in Hagermaa last night to spend
Sunday.
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R. E. Muncy returned this morning
from Carlsbad, where he has been on
business.
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Road Master Willard Keen went t.
his home in Carlsbad last night aftel
a business visit here.
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Mrs. Mary c. Bentley returned this
morning from a visit with relatives
and friends at Ell Paso.
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Joyce-Pruit Company.
ON AUGUST lst MY OFFICE WILL BE MOVED
FROM 3O3 NORTH MAIN TO no NORTH MAIN,
THE OLD WEIGH MILLINERY STORE.
BERNARD GIINSUL,
|PHONE TAI. ELECTRICIAN.

Mrs. o. D. Williamson, of Old Mex
leo, left this morning after a short Wis
it, for Kansas City.
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Howard Russell, ]. D. Wadd1ll, H.
G. Carroll, R. S. Cravens and w. S. Ra-
visson, were here from Hagerman on
business today.
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PHONE al.

Chicken and ice cream for Sunday
dinner at Mrs. SPANS, 420 N. Rich
ardson. IL
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R. j. Taylor, a jewelry salesman
from New York, arrived in the city
last night on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-03

Francisco Cerano returned last ev-
ening from a ten days trip to Santa
Rosa and ~Sunnyside.
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w. F. Lee, of Fort Worth arrived
this morning for a business visit.
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See R. b. Jones for mountain trips,
1904 N. Washington, phone 1872.
Its; w&s
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morning on a business trip.

R. J.. Parker, of Dallas, arrived last
night on business in the city.
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1 nave a good home for an old lady.
Mrs. R. B. KisAbaugh, Artesia, N. M.
32t6*
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VIII and Curg Johnson returned
last night from a business trip to Por-
tales.
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n. J. Jordan wen to Elkins this
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-12-10
TILLMAN MAKES TROUBLE.
Resolution to Investigate the Financial
Situation.

Senator Tillman on yesterday intro
duced q resolution directing the COM
mittee on finance to investigate the re-
cent proceedings Of the secretary Of the
treasury, In connection with the finan-
cial crisis and also to making inquiries
concerning the clearinghouse certifi-
Gates. The resolution was presented In
two series, the first dealing with the
operations Of the treasury department,
and the second with the clearinghouse
certificates, both being divided into
three subdivisions.
The first resolution directs the COM
mittee on finance to investigate and
report whether the issues of certifi-
Gates Of Indebtedness were for the pur-
pose Of borrowing money, as provided
by an act of June Is, 1889, and II not
whether there Is any warrant Of law
for the issue whetrer the issue Of $780,
100000 Of Panama bonds were required
to defray the expenditures Of the canal.
and whether any legislation is neces-
sary to protect the people and business
interests from the issue Of unlawful
money, II clearinghouse certificates are
such, and to increase the public debt in
time Of peace.
The second series directs the finance
committee to investigate and report
whether the issuing Of such certificates
by an association of banks and for the
use Of same as money Is lawful;
whether they are subject to 10 per
cent tax, and whether 1t would be per-
missible under the law as 1t is, for the
association Of banks, warehouses and
elevators to issue certificates based on
cotton, wheat and tobacco, store 1t In
such warehouses and elevators and
fully insured to be used as money In
marketing said crops in the same way
as clearinghouse certificates are now
used.