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Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
REPUBLICAN TICKETS
 FOR T0DAY'S PRIMARY
That Were Quickly Selected Last
 Night Without Friction.

The republican caucuses for the selection of tickets to be voted for
 at the primaries today were held last night. There was not a large attendance at any of the caucuses. In no place was there a sign of a contest. There was a general agree ment that the delegates to the coun- | ty convention on August 15, for the selection of delegates to the territo- rial convention for the nomination of a candidate for delegate to congress should be good representative re- publican.
 The first ward primary was held on North First street in the room .adjoining the telephone office The second ward primaries took place in one of the parlors of the Ford ho- tel. The third ward voters met at the office of Justice JohnstOne and ths of the fourth ward, at the city hall.
 In most cases prepared tickets were presented and no objection was made except in cases where some member of the caucus knew that a proposed delegate would not be in the city at the time of the conven- tion. The name of another resident of the precinct would then be sug- gested in his place and would be un- .animously accepted.
 The tickets are as follows:
 Phoenix precinct No. l: Ed Pot ter, G. w. Vickers, William Evans. J. A. Porterie. Charles Tribolet, c. II. Carr, Judge J. E. Woodward. Phil Ensign, John F. Lewis and Frank Cavaliari.
 Phoenix precinct No. 9: H. A Diehl. C. H. Akers. Lew w. Collins. w. c. Foster. T. J. Prescott, B. T. Gillette, c. H. Davidson, George A. Mintz. Andrew Downing and Dr. J c. Norton.
 Phoenix precinct No. 9: J A Marshall, George D. Christy. Elmer Warren, B. F. Marks, R. J. Dobbs. w. P. Doheny,. James Franklin. F. Gardner and J. Contreras.
 Phoenix precinct No. 1: Clinton Lauver. J. II. MClintock. F. F. Kirkland. James BaIlagh. F. Marti- neg, Frank P. Fowler, Robert Hud- son, A. P. Alvarado and J. Melen- drez. 1sMnfEI
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
THF MANY NEEDS
 OF CIVIL SERVICE
A Very We'll Informed Gentleman Wants to Look Into Railroad Mat ters.

Secretary Gillette, of the local ex-
 amining board of the United States
 civil service commission, has received
 notice of several examinations to be
 held in the month of September. One of the examinations is for the purpose
 or securing eligibles for a new position created under the railroad rate law.
 It is that of examiner of accounts for
 the interstate commerce commission.
 The salary ranges from $500 to $3000
 a year if the applicant knows as much as the notice of the examination indi- cates that he ought to know he can
 get a bigger salary than the president
 of railroad, or general manager or superintendent. This examination will take place on September 3 and 4.
 On the same date there will be an examination for the position of busi- ness teacher at the Carlisle Indian school, the pay for which is 5000 a pear. On September 1 and 10 there will be examination for the position of civil engineer and superintendent of construction for the quartermaster' S department at large n New London, Conn. salary $500. There will be an examination for the position of writer of specification and cOmputer in the war department, with a salary of $1200 Other examinations are as follows: For veterinarian, salary $1200, Sept 16; assistant superintendent of nurses,
 Freedmen's hospital, salary S4S0 and maintenance, same date blue printer,
 pay $500: civil engineer for the Phil
 ipppine service, salary $14O0, Septem- Der 16 and Y.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
10 SELECT FLOWER
 FOR ARIZONA
To Be Left to Women's Clubs of the Territory.

The Williamson-H Engraving company of Denver, Colo, who are preparing to issue souvenir booklet
 on Arizona hate written the board of trade for information regarding the Iterritory's emblematic flower. and for a reproduction of it's territorial seal. | Illustrations of both are to be used ac- cording to the letter in the forthcOm- ing booklet.
 This calls attention to the fact that Arizona has no state flower" though many of the other cOmmonwealths of the country have designated by legisIa- tive enactment such an emblem. It is rather a sentimental than practical | or business reason that has brought this about. On state holidays the | state flower is. the dominant thing in the scheme of decorations
 California had some trouble before such an emblem was decided upon. An enactment was passed in March. 1895. with only one opposing vote but Coy ernor Budd vetoed the bill. It again was brought up in 1899 and the gov ernor again blocked the way. Row
 ever in 1903 by legislative enactment
 the golden poppy was selected and named as CalifOrnia's flower and the
 bill was signed by Governor Pardee.
 Data on this subject is being pre-
 pared by Secretary Cowgirl of the
 board of trade and he will present this Ito the WOmen's clubs of the territory
 These clubs will make a selection and
 report and an effort will be made to
 have a bill passed the coming session designating particular flower as the emblem for Arizona. It will give anna tuer bOtanists something to worry over for the next few months Even then it may be difficult to interest the legis- lature in the matter. There can be no evident objections to selecting a state flower" and there are many sub stantial as well as sentimental reasons why Arizona should be in line and keeping pace with the rest of the Un- tied States.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
THE FORT SHERIDAN SHOOT.
The Result of the First Days Con-
 test Among Marksmen.

Chicago. Aug. TWO sergeants, J. J Daerda of Troop F, Thirteenth cav alry of the Atlantic division. and Will liam H. Pickett, distinguished marks man of the Pacific division led the field at the end of the first days pre- liminary shoot at Fort Sheridan today. Each scored 262 out of a possible 300 the ranges being at 200, 300, 800 and 600 yards, slow fire and 200 and 300 yards rapid fire They were closely pressed by three other marksmen, each of whom scored 26O for the day.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
AFTER THE VIRGINIANS
Mir. Taft Makes Himself Pleasant to
 The People of Two States

White Sulphur Springs, ". Va. Aug. 7.-Candidate Taft today drove forty miles over the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia, and lent himself as the chief feature at Greenbrier county's first horse show and this evening led the German at the famous old GreenbrIer hotel. where he will remain until Monday.
 Mir. Taft made no speech and con templates none during the trip.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
'slkpfNi
Nailed Him to the Sidewalk

A man nailed to the sideWall, is hardly in a worse predicament than one who feels too languid to move. SeXine Pills are guaranteed for any form Of nerve weakness in men or women. Price. $1 a box, boxes s.. with full guarantee. Address or call Elvey & Hulett, where they sell 2li tn principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
Coast Games.
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords sf the offices of the district clerk. theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

The big Removal Sale of the Boston store will begin Saturday, to sell out the entire stock before occupying new quarters, at corner of Washington and Second streets, now in process of re- building. Prices to be slaughtered, costs and values ignored. The goods must go.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
RECORDER,S OFFICE

Charles Goldman and wife to l.. F. Hewins. deed to part SE1-3. Sec. IA 2-N-3E.
 B. c. Pecka and wife to A. F. Loescher, deed to lot F Blk. 5S, Phoenix.
 B. G. Pecka and wife to NJ. J. Fitzgerald, deed to lots ,, 6, ', 8, 9, and 10, Blk. 3S Collins Add.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
NOTICE

-pheenix Hat Works, 219 ". Wash. will he closed after Aug. s. till Sept. [.
 t' P. L. KIDD, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
Southern California Advertisements.

LONG BEACH sAMTARUN Long Beach Cal medical conducted ] oook the ocean QUIET REFINED and Modern Tennis place to go for recreation recuperaton SIMPSON, - -
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
HOTEL BROADWAY COURT.

EO NO. DroaoWdy, Los Hn9eieS' High, Cool and Comfortable. Rooms with running hot water, soc and 75c per day up. Housekeeping suites completely furnished, SIG month up. Baths, phones, elevator, etc. Strictly modern.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
RELIABLE INFORMATION

furnished on mines and prospects in country contiguous to Wickenburg and along A. I& c. railroad. Address
 cHAS. F. GODDARD,
 Wickenburg, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
HOTEL SANTA BARBARA.
Los Angeles, Cal.

Ideal place 10 stop. Rooms and apartments near 9th St, five minutes walk from Broadway. Special sum- mer rates. 433 s. Hope St.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
American League.
National Leaque.

St Louis-Boston game postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
MISSION APARTMENTS.

POP No. Broadway, Los Angeles. Elegantly furnished housekeeping suites, buffet kitchens, private baths, etc. Single room with private bath $IO0 per day up. Running hot and cold water. Every modern cOnven- fence.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
BUY LAND

]. BUY LAND | Not high priced land, on which . ! some one else has made the | ,. big profit, but CHEAP LAND | and get that first profit-the ]. best profit-yeurself. The day . :. of cheap land in this country is | past, but we can sell you cheap . ]. land in a country with a great :. future ahead of it-where mon- . [ ey-making opportunities abound . ]. for the homeseeker or investor. | OUR FREE BOOK ,. tells all about this money {. making opportunity-an Oppor- . i tunity open not only to the . {. capitalist, but to the WAGE < FARMER also. You can buy . this land very cheaply, pay for . . it so easily that you won't miss ! the money, and in a short time . have an independence. Don't be . a drudge all your life, but start : now and lay the foundation for !. an independent fortune Better . call and talk it over, or write . us. We like to answer ques- . tions. We are the land firm . everyone is talking about. . . BISHOP & HAUN. . Phoenix, Arizona. .
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
HOTEL MOLINE, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

vy furnished, conducted on European plan iamber of Commerce. Rates, 90 cents to $I.
 E. J. LEE, Prop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Joe" LETTER sEsrs DUKE.
Said to Have Cut Out Abruz.l with
Miss Elklns.

WISE CiNlUS.
When tho Duke OF the Abruzzl. heir
rrcsumptive to the Italian throne. re-
turns to this country to press hs suit
for the hand OF Miss Katharine Elk
ngs. daughter of Senator Elkins OF
West Virginia. he win find TO his dls-
comflture that young American mill
lionairc and plunger, In the matter of
hearts IA well as money. has "cut him
cut" loo" Letter. whose two sisters
made international nllinnces ig now
he favored one In Miss ElkIns' sight,
md an announcement or their en-
TaGement ia expected by Washington
society within few days. While the
DIXIE OF the Abrnzai was In this coun-
'ry with the Italian fleet no was lion
lied by the Ellsins family and no
greatly admired Miss ElkIns. But
here was barrier. Az only the life
If the Crown Prince of Italy stands
between him and the throne. he must
renounce his right OF succession II he
contracts other than morganatlc
marriage with an untitled person.
II Is not believed that the Duke ~
s''N <hbiNSHi NOulU ltuOnuCC lib ElC-
ression TO tho italian throne even for
he sake of 30 charming n girl ne Miss
Nlkins and her dowry Of milllnna
'hrrc could he no Doubt hut that tho
Duke had made Il favorable impression
vith Miss Elkins. There was less
'oubt that he was deeply smit.en with
he charms of the American heiess
md after thev Ind mot several t'rnes
Hhfr mn In. Ia. IL. ~
stay In this country md Is reported
70 have kept I'M tho correSponiencc
rom abroad. II was alwnvs nresup-
nored that II tho Duke persuaded Mise
wilkins to contract marriare with
him II would mean that he had re-
nounced his succession to the throne.
At this time Joseph letter. who
won international fame when very
Young man ty hls spectacular effort
TO corner the wheat market OF the
world. and who has since carved out
fortune OF his own In mining indus
tries. appeared In Washington. He
vas persuadcd by his mother TO spend
he winter at the Letter mansion and
" the first tilne made his entry into
'ociety. His life Inns been too husv
iiiherto for other than formal affairs
y which HIN presence was demanded.
Mr.. Letter did not take very kindly
n society until he met MISS Elklns.
Since that time he has been present
IT every function where there was n
possibility of meeting her. and has
heen constant visitor at the Elins
home. And Miss Elkins has shown n
decided preference for the society oil
he young Chicago millionaire, to the
great delight OF Mrs. Letter. who
would be greatly pleased by an alli-
ance between the two wealthy fami-
Decentralization Dispatch In New
York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
WIRE THIEVES CAUGHT
Negro Boys Have Been Stealing
from The Railway Company.
JUNK DEALER IS ALSO ARRESTED
Nbout Ono Hundred and Fifty Pounds
Of Copper Wire Which Had Been
Sold by the Boys Found In Alo Pc.
session.

Charged with stealing n large guam
ity OF copper wire from the Newport
Sews IL Old Point Railway and Elec
ric Company. six negro boys, rang
ng in age from Is TO Is years, were
'rres'ed by the Hampton police auth.
rites yesterday at noon
Mr.. Charles II. Schotield. who con-
'ucts Junk business. was also
placed under arrest upon n warrant
harging him with receiving the s,ol-
N wire. Mr.. schoneld was bailed
or his appearance before Magistrate
". T. Westwod shls afternoon at 3
'clock. About $50 pounds of the
'olen wire was recovered from Mr..
'choheld's store.
The street railway company has
suffered greatly lately by thieves
'Ittins the heacy insulated wires
rom poles and along the tracks. II IS
istimated that nearly $1,000 worth OF
ne wire has been stolen. Besides
ne loss OF abe wire the company has
'lso suffered by having the cars tied
lp on account of the work OF the
thieves.
Eaily yesterday morning Mr.. Cos
". y dairyman. say two negro bove
" work on an electric pole with a
atthat He soon learned that the
negroes were cutting the wire. Giving
chase Mr.. Cosby caught one of the
boys and brought him TO Hamp. on
vherc he was given over to the no
lice.
Town Sergeant w. E. Owen and
Officer Henry Curtis. with Consta Bile
'. W. Cunningham. got to work on
he case. Finally The boy made n
ull confession TO The officers and
lamed his accolnplices.
Tsie officers then arrested Edgar
'rown. Henry Blount. zachia Barlow,
sichard Howard and Robert I,ewis
and they were taken to the county
jail. ''
Lewis. who seems o be tho ring
leader OF che gang, Is said 10 have
confessed his part In the many rob
owned up. ~
IL Is claimed that the boys admit
.ed selling ME splen wire to Mr..
ochoheld. which brought about his
arrest Officer Curtis arrested Mr.
,choield at his home near Hampton.
yrs: Sehoheld became the bondsman
for Ter husband.
me statement was made by the
ooiice last night that several Other
arrests will follow today.
MAGISTRATE Wes9wood will hear
Tho cases this afternoon a. 2 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
INDIAN CITIZENSHIP DAY
AT THE NORMAL SCHOOL
Students VIII Render Enioyabl. PRO.
gram In Cleveland Hall This
Afternoon.

Indian Citizenship Day" will he
observed by the students of the
iiatnp'on Normal school this after.
noon The exercises Will beheld In
cleveland Hall at 2:3O o'clock and
the following program will be carried
out: 'e"
Singing Jesus Shall Reign
Where'er the Sun.
Prayer
DR.. EstIll.
Extracts from the Dawes bill
Stella Blythe.
Crorus-Song of Greeting
..''......-..O Omaha Indian Melody
Gnost Dance Song
''l''....... Arapaho Indian Melody
Negro representative.
John L. White.
March-A'apaho George Southwe,i
Band.
Papcr-The Pueblo,
Antonio Abetia..
finho duet-The Ocean by Moon
Hs''e. 80. .l...,...... Claude Harvey
Irene Tabichaddic and Lille
Bluesky.
Indian Leadership.
B. F. Bishop.
overture = The Golden Crescent
..''''.....''........ II. C. Miller
Band.
Rennrks.
America.
School.
Those in charge of the exercises
Master OF ceremonies = Daniel
bayhyile; committee, Ida Elm chair
man Joseph Blackhawk. Domingo
I,,', Rachel Sheridan Ine7
mn, Ionn Dodson. Daniel Bayhylle;
nshers. John White, LEROY Pierce
Scott Harrison. Ralph White. Ernest
ltoforth. William Mcneil. Thomas
Hood.
Take your prescription 10 HuII's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
NO LIFE IN THE MARKET
Except Dealings Of Narrow Charss.
lePs There HAS No Business.
BOND MARKET UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Contraction Of Operations in This
Market Has Become marked-sanks
to Make individual sts.emcnts-Ths
Total Sales and Closing Quota
lions.
(BT Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Heayincss
and almost stagnation were the char
acteristics or all departments of the
securities market today. There was
no evidence Of any participation in
tho dealings outside the narrow pro-
fessional character. An element In
the market was tho coming rcsump-
ton tomorrow OF the detailed banl,
statement showing conditions OF the
individual banks which had t,.en III
allegiance ever since the decision to
issue clearing house loan certificates
at the time OF the panic Additional
Importance OF the condition of other
banks and trust companies in New
York to be given out with the regular
bank statement tomorrow.
Tomorrow there Is to be an old form
OF statement Of clearing house banks
averages. a statement Of actual items
of members and OF the average OF
other banks for all the institutions.
With such n weekly exhibit coninc
from the clearing house there viii
never be again opportunity for confus.
Ion or concealmcnt OF the actual bank
Ing position in New York city. Ii Is
probable that some degree OF fina
preparation for complying with tho
new showing has entered into tn,
weeks operations and was accounta.
Bile for nome closing up of loans anf
occasional weakness In securities
which figured as collateral.
The contraction Of operations in tn
bond market has become marked anc
the tone today was irregular Heavi
ness in the New York city AIS was
associated with next weeks propose
sale of new issue of 100000 900 NOR
city bonds.
Total sales. par value. SI.966.00o
United States tonds were unchange
on call Total sales today 3l3Ocf
shares. including. Sugar 700: Tobac.
co 200; G.. & 0. 1900; l. g. n. 500
N. & w. 1900; Reading $500; U.
41.10o; V. c. c. 100; Sloss Scheniel
800. a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

Take your prescription 10 Huil's
Cut Kate Drug Store. tS-2s-ti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Baltimore Markets.
(By Associated Press)

Wy HSSoCidteu ITeSSJ
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. Flour
Quiet, unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and s.eary. spot
contract 951a@a.; Southern on grade
nhM95h.
Corn-Firmer: spot mixed 6oh@
pss; No white GOI@M; Southern
Fh!te 561a@6Ok.
oats-Firm; No. mixed soy.
Rye-steady: No. . Western do
nestle $1,000.
bu' ter--Firm, unchanged: fancy
imitation 24@25; do creamery 30: dc
Ale 22G %; store hacked 1903.
Ses-Steady, unchanged, "a.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; large
~; flats l4A: small Is.
Sugar--unchanged; coarse grsnu.
ated $40; fine 5l0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Matters Personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
lrs. William Henry Marable 10 the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Lu-
"a Alice Marable TO Mr.. George Arm.
tead Cooke. The wedding will &C.
ur in st. Johns Episcopal church on
Wednesday afternoon. February 10,
t 5 O'Clock. Miss Marable is most
opular young lady, being well known
the musical circles of Hampton
tr. Cooke. who is the son of Mr.. T.
\. Cooke, is an employe OF the New
ort News shipyard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Southern Bank Ciearinqs.
(Bv associated Pressj

NEW YORK. Feb. Total bank
learings for the week s2.356 6s5 900
sainst S2.2S7 1875, 900 last week and
1881 .304 900 last year.
Richmond s6.1S2, 900. decrease 1875.
Atlanta S4,514.000. decrease 23.O.
Savannah s3.954,O00. decrease ITO.
Norfolk $2.164.O00 decrease 1G.1.
Augusta s1.743.00O. decrease 3.5.
Charleston $i.747.000. increase IS.
knockxville $1,i44,00O. decrease 1919.
Jacksonsville s1.262,000. decrease
81.
Macon s6as,OoO. decrease 6.4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
a Good aoy.

Mr.. Ryley-why nre yez decoratin',
Mrs. Murphy
Mrs. Murphy-Me by Denny is
comm home the day.
Mr.. Ryley--I fought 1t wuz for
foive years he wuz stint up?
Mrs. Murphy-He wuz; but he got
year of for good behayvure.
Mr.. Ryley--An' sure. it must be n
great comfort for we TO have good
boy loike that!-Tit- Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Money Market.
tBy AssocIated Prnss. !

NEW YORK. Feb. Money on
all easy, 4. ruling rate 2, closing bid
"a offered at 2. Time leans quiet
ind easy, 60 days per cent, and
~ days 4 20 Az. six months ~ per
ont. Close: Prime mercantile pane
HQ6 per cent. Sterling exchange
ready, with actual business in bank
RS bills at 4S6.50@4S6.55 for demand
nd at 4S394S3.15' for 60 day bills
commercial bills 4Ss7s. Bar silver
5%. Mexican dollars 46.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
HAMPTON, PFOEBUS AND OLD POINT-Co Continued
Taft's Interest I'm Soldiers

He thought something was due tho
boy for going back. ami hls father
course two chains TO dry hcmlock
for sending him back 10 his duty
Woman'S National Daily,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Wines and Liquors

l belong to the Lost tribe that
itrayed sway from Dublin before
Hoses sailed on the Red Sea I'm
price cutter. I'm q money-maker;
I'm .he one that sells all straight
whistles retail ct wholesale priecs.
TT following high grade 1oc whE
kies sell for &c drink; Paul Jones
Pure Rye. Sherwood Rye Whiykey,
Carroll Springs. pure Maryland Rye
Whiskey. Parkwood Rye Whiskey.
All OF the above named Whiskies are
strictly high grade; watch my prioss
II you dare. ueat me II you can.
Whisky in bulk at following prices:
Old NicR Pure Rye. " pit. 2sc;
Leonard's Favorite. " pit. Sor
gallon ............ .,....... s2.DD
Hunters baltimore Rye. * pi.
$50; gallon ........ ....... .S4n0
Maryland Club u pit, sKs; gaJ
ION ............. ........ .S4GD
taul Jones Pure Rye. x pit. zoe:
Behon ........... ...........$ 27b
Star A, Rye. gallon sgpu
MOSS Rose. gallon ........... .52DG
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye. gallon -. 5000
iefierson Pure Rye, gallon .....s1.7.
Sentucky Bourbon, gallon ......sl.4U
Double Stamp Gin. gallon 80. 1900
The following brands OF California
Wines. Port, Sherry. Catawba. ella
ret; blackberry, at 25c per qt,; par
gallon. Csc.
Pride of North Carolina. years
Old. gallon .s2uD
Aummeill. per gallon ......... .$2 on
,nrroll Springs. gallon .s25cs
xxx Baker Rye. gallon san
a. l.EONARD'e
Barrel And Bottle EF0uas
rs AND 10 MELLEN ST..
rhoebus' va. 'phons ESQ
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-09

yesterday afternoon a meeting of the special committee was called by Rep- rcsontative Vreeland, Representative knowland was elected secretary. and was directed to send n letter to all re- publican representatives, asking their views as to amendments to the Yree- land bill and requesting specific roc concentrations as 10 the amount of emergency currency to be authorized, whether more than ono clearing house association should be organized in ono city, whether tho banks should be sovcrally and jointly liable for tho cir- culatlon issued, and whether the banks in the association should be located in contiguous territory,
 This letter was received today by members of the house, Representative Hales of California replied as follows;
 Take off the government guarantees of notes and in lieu thereof
 OD, Require the banks taking out circulation to Keep behind their notes the legal reserve now required for oth- CT obligations of the bank,
 @ The present regulations in re- gard to D per cent, redemption fund to apply to this circulation in all respects
 t3) All banks in the association to he jointly and severally liable on all the notes issued by the banks of the asso- cIaton,