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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

fs-sf and cad only IN MS underwear
3 hal nIiis 10 nls home where 4.s
secured clothing he told 1 neigh
iEof whom r. awakened mai he was
EuinE 10 California
HiE guard gave the alarm and The
search for he luna1ir was - once
'eommenred posse headed by Dep
Wy Sheriff Fulmer Spent n e6ineszsay 3
iu nna.ailang search for hin u was
supposed that be mac soarued rhs
OUTGOING train N ecnesdET Inquiry
failed Il SHOW thai this xaE ffe ease
the train crew having seen no man
answering hik general description
among he HassenEers The search
vax resumed thiE morning Huf with
rrf result SHORTY after noon John
Campbell rnde into MeGEll and an
nouuceo 1fia1 he had the man q his
home Baptist after wandering al
Gas n ednesoay and the whole night.
came about 10 O'Clock yesterday 10
Caupi,aliiE ranch nouse Going IL
ne asked FOR something 10 sat anc
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

values until tbey became practically
nothing
in the Stough a BHren property a
% Ieet the formation changed from
country rock which had been passed
through for several feet. to white
porphyry shot with pYrItes of iron
practically salueless formation.
I would warn any working man
thinking OF gong there that Gold
Circle Is no place for him. Every
man is doing his own work and there
is no such thing as q payroll In the
entire camp. Before Cold Circle
can he other than doubtful pros
peel much labor and capital mus IL
expended upon development Of itf
properties"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
ATTEMPTS
To KILL
Deputy Sheriff Al Butler
has Thrilling Expert
ence with Insane Man

LeapinE upon he back 81 Deputy
sheriff A. Butter a The jail yesterday
morning. : 4 Ills. carpenter Who
sHaE arrested "Wednesday night zk IL
sane hY Deputy Sheriff Fulme=r of
ElK City. after b. flad lerrorized thai
section by hik actions. almost over
came the officer Whose revolver he
H attempting u secure Bur for
ie aid Of prisoners who assisted
Butter in freeing himself be uouiC
doubtless have succeeded in carr ing
on ms humicidai attempt
Ellis who If vel Known. having
worked here fur mauy mouths. re-
turned 70 fhIs section only recently
from Butte. where ne mas d wife and
we children. win whom he had isssssn
visiting Since his return he has
5ssn drinking heavily and Wed4es-
1ag night f1e effects Of ms debanch
showed for Tie frs time E-heI over
wrought nerves gaze way and d ins-
zginsd that suHteo1s WIS 1rvzHg 10
murder min
He was fInally placed in sall and
although srin insisting 1far sameons
Ras after nm and would III nm
Al 4ARAAt-74-A tf--l44A-- A4F-A-1l
afzar 4 time and in the morning
ss-emec 10 have returned someuihaz
- : normal state
Butter was standing IL The sall.
after having attended 10 ms duty ar
5alsor. WIN ms back toward Ellis.
talking 70 one 0f TIE other prisoners.
when 1he lnnafie launched himself
uptsn The deButy and sndsayosang 1o
seenre mis- revolver. commenced 1u
choke him On account OF iseinE
snken una wares Butler was lssing
gradually reduced 10 inssnsiliIiTy.
when two al 1he prisoners came 10
his aid and helped hin 70 suiscne his
assaiiaur
j If hoped thai Ellis vii recover
his normal condition of mind within
3 few dayk and on thE1 account he
vii be held fur d short time. In
case no Improvement il apparent II
ms condition he vii Be tried before
3 commission and placed il the state
insane aExlnm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
FIRST ASSESSMENT
STATEMENT Is
FILED

The firsi of the assessments 81 ne
larger companies doing business II
this section has come in. The Pullman
company sendinE statement - fheir
valuation ia this county 70 Sheriff
Davis They place the amount A.
$500 The Pullman company ar
newly come 70 this field. nor hafihs
ang ears running into Ely lasf wear
when the assessment roll was made
np, although tie service began - fhe
fail
In the statement they declare tEs
valuation they name Is placed >pn
cars running over y miles Of trark-
age,
Sheriff DaYiz. while be hak Doa sel
begun the active assessmen. VI the
county al 'srgs. rae called for STATE
meni of valuation 1f their pfOyea 2
from al oi the corporations wheel
are doing business IN This dis;-lc
on Monday he viii begin the eoBn-
~ agsessn en- Whea asked yesief-
day as 10 what part Of the county b.
would start assessing IN. be stated
that be had not yet decided. but
would do 80 before he n 20 leave
here
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
PROMPT IN TAKING ACTION.

san FRANCISCO. March 5-Aci-
snz upon he order issHed hy See
retary Oscar SrrauE of the depart
meni Of commerce and Labor. pro
widinE for the deportation OF all alien
anarchists from the United States
the local immigration officials hav-
ing Jurisdiction over California arr
20 confer Immediately with Chief OF
Police BigEy for the purpose OF out
lining campaign against al sasr-
chists IN San Francisco. Los AB-
Eeies s.A6 other important cities in
his etafe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
GOLD CIRCLE
GREATLY
LACKING

GeH Circle. E4rmboldt eountys
neW camp. is izeksng In many re-
specls which 70 toward making up
a saoeessfuI mining center. This Is
the statement of p. p Terrell. the
local --al estate man who returned
yesterday from q yisst to the Circle.
Surface Indications throughout
are unusually good. said Mr.. Ter
rell Further than rhat no ore has
gone Lack OF development and cap
iial TO push the camp along Is only
too evident to the visitor.
The daepest shaft sunk WAS only
25 feet s.eing on the property OF
Slough e. Buren OF Els Work In
this had to be stopped OF account of
the amount of water encountered
Buren, who is on the ground moved
TO another part OF their holding and
commenced sinking again The same
fate met his efforts, water being en-
couniered al less depth. The nv,
erage hole. on properties In the camp
is something like IL feet deep.
While I WAS there only four men
came. Two OF these, the Hnlse boys.
were from Ely. where the greatest
boom seems TO have been in force.
Many Of the men already ibnre are
preparing To leave. "
Mr. Terrell brought with him sam
pies OF rock showing practically the
naturalization OF the country One
of the samples Was from the Midas
property OF the Bambergefs of halt
Lake, The sample WAS from u crop
pIng on the surface, showing iron
and quartz This WIS the richest ~
cold Of any encountered. he stated,
depth shos.ng gradual inpefins ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
RAseHMAN SENT TO JAIL.

HELENA. aaont.. Alarrh a-Uuit-
ed States Ju1ge Hunt fedag imposed
sentence Of - hours II 5ai and S2pi
fine on ) Z Hein. a vel known Cas-
cade county ranchmau. VINO pleaded
guilty 10 the charge OF illegal fsnc
ing o. government lands II that sec
non
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
AN OLD PATENT Is
RECORDED
HERE

4 pateni more than 30 years old
was filed yesterday w8th County he
eorder Mcknight. being that of ibe
Tehamn Consolidated Mining com
pnny to the War Eagle lode mining
claim. of Is aud 1900 acres SIT
mated IN The Shell Greek district.
The document fled was not the orig.
inal, that beins In The United States
land office,
The old paper WIS signed by pr'y1
dent Grant who WIS nj that Time IN
offiee During the time covered Dy
the issuance of the patent ills prop
eriy was worked 10 a large extent
but of late years lille active worh
bns baen carried on upon H.
II In said 10 be- fairly we'll situated
for shipping, lying near'Enrehh
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
~JgATs ~ GOVERNMENT ATTI-
TIpE

WASHINGTON. March Secrs-
sa-y sEraus u fns department q CON-
nierce and lalsor explained TO-DAY thai
IL the issuance uf MS order 70 fmmi-
grafton ofssciais respecting anarchists,
II wss nis desire 10 insure E dsfiufie
so-operation Of those officials with
the local authorities II various cities
Tine law as il stands today Is
quite ample 10 meet any eme-genCv-
EEid TIE secretarv
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

TACOMA. Wash. Aarch w I.
Mcdonald. aged - diec this morn
inr os paresis he had been prpui-
nsnf II The cigar business Of Tacoma
far - vears coming here from Min
nesn1z He was f5asf exalted ruler
ef Tacoma lodge Of Elkk anc L Ma
sun He leaves & widow ana one
daughter
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

From me effects Of eating canned
iTuli a. nolel tJanqHet. 30 persons
We're MADE 81 Hf Solomon. near Ss-
ills. Kan. four of wBEn are in
serious condition
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

The widow OF Charles y fefkes,
the traction iinaneler, has announced
thai she desir.s ~ erect a masnifs
aeni haapital ~ uhlnaso out OF ibs
1l0.0N0, nNu estate left 10 hef
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

HlEg-ss Copper 11<-
urz tsf the Country
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
PULLED FLAG DOWN

OSSINING. y. Special-A Con
iederate flag flying from the printing
office of William j. Physioc. ON Main
Street was hauled down by Com
mander Sumner A. smith. of Moren
Post of the Grand Army on June 18TH.
Physioc was cited 90 appear before the
post and explain his action IN hoist
ing the dag SO that il overlapped the
American flags also flying from pois s
on the roof
Ossining was i'm gala attire because
of a convention of farmers. and
Physioc decorated his building I'm
honor OF the celebration. He declared
that the flag belonged TO his9father.
a Virginian who fought under 10 dur
Jag the Civil War. and that be hoisted
it intending no disrespect 20 the Stars
and Stripes. but simply TO add 10 the
beauty OF the decorations.
Morren Post adopted a resolution
sustaining Commander Smiths action
and deciding 10 keep the flag as a
trophy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
GEMS or THOUGHT


Sit down BY an Old World lace
maker a few minutes. Fifty or hun
dred oobbins. or spoois. hang around
a cushion IN which there Is a forest OF
upright pins. Every bobbin hangs by
a thread that runs toward and among
the pins. The onlooker sees the
worker throw one bObbin over
another. as though she were playing
with them. But how she knows which
bobbin 10 pick up. and where 90 toss
AZ. is a mystery. Out OF the great
complex Of pins and threads comes a
beautiful lace pate IN. orderly. regu-
lar. beautiful. So the Divine Weaver
takes one and another OF Us. ordering
us here and there. but keeping Us
always attached. like the lace-maker' s
thread. 20 a definite purpose AS we
look back over the past. We can see
the wonderful pattern aud perfect
work OF the Weaver. Just what He Is
working out for us and with us. now
we cannot discern. But the lesson o
the past Is shat the future will b,
good. and we can trust the Weaver
OF the indefinite 10 do all things we'll
American Messenger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
ON EVE OF HIS WEDDING

RALEIGH, y. Special Baxter
Lyies. well-known young farmer.
who was 10 have been married within
the next few weeks 90 a young WON
an OF the neighborhood. was killed By
lightning in ST Mathews township,
this county. during q severe thunder
storm He had taken refuge from the
rain under a partially dead pine tree
IN a tobacco field. in which be was az
work. The tree vas struck BY light
ming and be vas Instantly killed
Three other young men were working
with him. but ran 10 a barn some dis
'ssues away. instead OF stopping with
him under the tree. as ne urged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
PROPHET" SKAGGS
GIVEN II YEARS
Arkansas apostle. Convicted % A.
saulting a W0man. Offers ssoe
Bribe 90 BE- Sent 20 the
Gall0wS-Yictsm j.
one 81 His Fol.
lowers.

FORT Special Elijah
Skagss leader OF a religious follow
;ng by which he Is called Elijah the
Prophet. was senig need June i6th 60
twenty-one years in prison for as
sauitinE Mrs. Irene Taylor. OF Dallas.
a follower The law provides the
death penalty for criminal assault
and Skargs has offered che prosecutor
5000 60 send him Co the Ealiows io
order. as Dee SAYS. that he might rise
from the dead on the Third day and
has otherwise done everything an bis
power to BRING about his execution.
Mrs TAYLOR hrsf testified 90 the as
saulf bat later declared that the aci
had been spirituel and not physical
thar she had frumped up the charge
at SkagEs' lnstigauOn in order tha'
he might boz hanged SkaEgs was q.
naiiy convicted on the evidence Of a
policeman. who declared that be- IA,
Witnessed the assault
The woman Isl firm in "a belief if
the mans nfauiblity and calls ever,
day at The jail to see him. but has no
been admitted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
DEMONSTRATION
OVER ROOSEVELT
Mention OF Presidents Name AZ Chi
cage Convention Brings Forth Tu-
mutt OF Cheers That Lasted
Forty-nine Minutes.

CHICAGO-S Specialize mention
OF President Rosevelt's name Ia the
Chicago Convention by Chairman Hen
~ Cabot Lodge brought forth a storm
OF cheers that lasted forty mine min
utes. and threw the entire auditorium
into pandemOnium OF confusion.
The demonstration eclipsed all re-
cords either IN national convention
OF anywhere else. The nearest app
preach was the cheering that greeted
James c. Blaine's name az the con
vention in Minneapolis in tSSS. when
his friends tried 90 prevent the nom
nation OF Benjamin Harrison and al
most saved the day for Blaine by their
demonstration. They cheered for for
Is minutes. 4 little girl waving "a flag
started IT,
Bryan was chcered for the same
length OF time after his remarkable
free silver speech az the Chicago con
vention Of 1896. after which be was
nominated.
William Mckinley was cheercd for
thirty-two minutes az the St Louis
convention I'm 1896. while Mark Han
mas appearance at the same conveu-
ton brought cheers for twenty -four
minutes
At the Democratic convention ir
Kansas CITY IN 1900 John sharp VIII
liams was cheered for twenty-five
minutes. while Senator Tillman was
cheercd twenty-four minutes
4 remarkable demonstration Wa.
that seen az the Democratic conveu
tion az Chicago in 1892. when Grove
Cleveland was nominated Boa spite o.
the opposition OF the New York dele
gates. The cheering for him WA.
started by the Michigan delegates
headed by Don ST. Dickinson. and al
though friends of the otaer candidate
broke bon for their favorites. The Cicvc
land shouters drowned out everythin
else 10 was twenty minutes bcfor
the chairman could make himse
heard. even iu the front VOWS and fv
minutes more before the Cheerin
ceased altogether.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
FLOWS ACRE An HOUR
WITH AN OIL ENGINE

FBEDERICKSBURG va Special
Wheat harvest is NOW m mu swing
in this section The acreage is ahout
as usual and the WELD and quality OF
the wheat bon most cases. satisfactory
Captain So B Rove. Weo owns several
farms has ulowDd 1000 acres of land
for culfNafiue peas and corn for en-
siaee purposes. the blowing being
done at the sate of an acre an hour
with three plaws attached fe trac.
tion engine run by coal OH The work
was successful in every way. and Cap
tain Rowe expects go continue this
method OF blowing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Scaled Orders.

Arise. and go unto GAIA. which is
desert" Not a word is said as 20
what Philip was 60 do when be got
there. or why he was 90 leave o very
prosperous field in Samaria for one
which was extre mely unpromising
Yet Philip had not more than reached
the cross roads than he fell in with
the Ethiopian chamberlain and com
missioned him as a preacher OF right
eousness 90 the banks OF the Nile. So
We are often sent out under sealed or
dcrs. We do not know the final des-
tiration Only the first stopping place
is pointed out TO us and that may
seem ia the middle of a wilderness.
But If 10 Dee the Lord that has sent us.
He Wiz find even I'm the desert work
for us 90 do which viii help 90 bring
the sunlight into some dark corner
OF the Masters Kingdom Canadian
Churchman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
BUCKINGHAM BANK
CASHIER IS GONE

BUCKINGHAM q. e.. vas Special
Allen h Fawcett. cashier of the Buck
ingham Bank disapps AIRED Sunday
June l4th. and has not been heard
from since
On inve stigauon by directors il was
found that there were two bogus
drafts drawn on the bank. which
amounted 20 $500 It is reported
that the d. positors viii not lose. but
the stockholders Will have 20 bear all
the loss.
Mr.. Fawcett came here from the
North about three years ago and took
charge OF the bank Just a few DAYS
ago he purchased "a beautiful home
from Mr. =. A. Grigg and il is under
stood that ne paid cash for the prop
erty.
Mrs Fawcett and her children are
al their home az the Courthouse.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
DIED FROM HYDRAPHOBIA

ASHENILLE. y. Special-Bit-
ten by dog just month ago. clyde
Primer. the little ten-year-Oid son OF
M~ and Mrs. j. -. Primer. of West
Ashevile, died June 18Th. in awful
agony hydrophobia having developed
ln a most pronounced form
This is the second death from by
drophobia in this section within the
past three weeks. James West having
died TWO weeks after being bitten by
a mag dog The city board of alder
men have ordered that al dogs must
be mulzled.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
STOCK FEED WAS ONLY
CORN COBS AND BRAN

NORFOLK. -Special.-Upon a
libel of information filed by Assistant
United States District Attorney Talley
In the Federal Court the United
States marshal seized. at Primers
Point. Va. 500 bags OF stock feed
consigned from the Capital Grain and
Mn Company. OF Nashville. Tenn. 20
Norfolk
The information charges that the
feed was shipped in interstate conf
merce while misbranded and adulter-
ated IL is alleged that the substance
consists mostly OF ground corn ceeS
with a little wheat bran and ground
corn kernels mixed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Sailor Killed In Prize Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. PA - Special
FeNed by "a blow over the heart just
as he was winning from his oppoeut.
Marine Peter Hagen was killed on
board the United States battleship
Mississippi. anchored 40 League Island
Navy Yard. by professional prize
fighter The tragedy came I'M tine
third round of surround bout ar
ranged as a feature OF smoker and
was Witnessed by Captain Fremont
Chaplain Rainey and all Of the officers
and crew.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Ia..lter Declared Nomlnre.

PETERSBURG NA-Spe cial AT "a
meeting or the Democratic committee
OF the Fourth Congressional District OF
Virginia at the Stratford Hotel here.
June 10Th Hon Fraucis RlVes l.assi-
ter was declared the nominee for
Representative I'm Congress from the
Fourth Cougrt ssioual District. the
time having expired for any other per-
son Go enter his name in accordance
with the primary plan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

wonder why il is we are not all
kinder than We are2 How much the
world needs 81, How easily IL Is done
How infanihly 81 is remembered
How supcraburtly 80 pays itself back
For there is no debtor len the world
so honorable. SO superbly honorable.
as love. Love never faileth. Pro-
fessor DrummCnd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
HTRRAH FOR PURE PAINT!
Beat Education ut Lowest Rates.
BOWLING GREEN

A select home school High stand
ards OF College Preparatory and FIN
tshlng Courses. Music and EiOcutiOn-
Cultured faculty. Health record uneN-
celleo. Tennis boating. basketball.
Rates. s145.50. For thorough education.
abreast Of the highest standards. at the
lowest possible rate. IN the best social
and moral atmosphere. parents viii ind
no school superior. Catalogue on re-
quest. Address
BOWLING GREEN FEMALE SEMI
NARY,
Bowling Green, Va Box 535.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

Oscar Ramsey. brakeman south
eru Railway. Sycamore. Va. advises
every one who has Rheumatism TO
use CraiEhtif's SarzaDaralia he
says four bottles cured him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

Or C.. Acun. Elba- Va. January
20. lssI. said, I have used Craig
hiii's ssrsaDariiia In my family And
Ia my practice with good results.
and believe IL % be the best On the
market.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
CARRY NATIONt

When speaking against cigarettes and
drink offered no objection To New Yir-
ginia CherOOts, for sc. Try them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

W r. White. merchant.
Lynchourg. says: have tries
pretty much All the catarrh cures
but CrasEhni's Sarzaparsna 10 tn
only remedy I have been able q
get hold OF which woald cofs tAs
disease. IL - invaiuAsie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
An Ideal Spring
Tonic, Blood
Purifier and
Appetizer
RECOMMENDED FOR
hHEJ MATtsM. SCROFULA AND
SCROFULOUs AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
ERUt-TINE DISEASES,
hollis AND SORES.

r Mayhem. conductor Southern
Railway. Eiba. Va. says, Z recon-
mend IL as an appetizer aud bloOd
purider.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Excellent Lotion.

An excellent lotion for whitening
the skin is simply made Peel "a GU
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

For sale ~ drugSists and coan-
try stores as sec. per Bottle
Guaranteed 1a&er tie Fooa aaa
Drag Ace ~ June 80. 1895
PAYNE SEkN q ANDERSON,
Manufacturers DresEa.t..
LNNCHBUR s. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Covers DenseIy, Looks Like Enamel

"In all my experience as q Painter.
/ have never seen the equal of
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09
LESSONS TAUGHT
BY BANKERS STRIKE

Dropping for a moment the con-
slderatlon Of the cause of the fiuan
cal Hurry, we are brought to an
admlring realization of the results
Oh cooperation. During the
emergency the banks of the union
have stood a unit, and. as a conse-
quence, are impregnable. What
was the interest of a few became
the interest of all. and with one
accord they came to the reScue
10 the union man this is a lesson
winch he should not forget, for TO
MN 1t has Il double meaning, First
added encouragement in his strif
lor union principles and the Struo-
giles to attain the desired end. in
the second. it is Il Justification oi
Ihe strike from a very uaezpectpd
quarter The unionist regards the
strike as war measure to be ro-
sorted to only when all efforts a,
peaceable agreement fail. Th,
banks have not heretofore been
looked upon "a a class who would
resort to the strike: but they hay.
lnauguratcd the most radical and
most effective strike in the history
OF the nation in their recent deciS.
ION to hold all currency, and that
700; In defiance Of all law. and
"lthOul even an offer to arhitrat.