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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-21
Notice

NJ. A. No. 1913
Application For Patent. United States Land
Office Carson City, Nevada. Feb. /, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the Lincoln Ne
vada Mining and Milling Company, corporation,
by its Attorney in Fact F.. h. McNanaee, whose
Post Office address is Caiente, Nevada, has made
application for a United States patent for the
Imperial Consolidated Mining Claim, consisting
of the Imperial and Iron Duke Lodes, situate in
the Ely Mining District County of Lincoln. State
of Nevada being survey No 3lSl and described
in the field notes and plat on file in this office with
a magnetic variation of is deg. 20 min. e. as
BEGINNING at Cor. No of che Imperial Lode
whence the corner to Secs. p, 23, rs and Y, L.
NJ. R, 81 E.. M. D. B. & NJ bears n 66 deg. 4,6 46
6S2 it. to cor No. 2; thence S. 81 deg. AZ min. F.
414.5 f. to cor No. 81 thence $. Y deg, 26 min F.
lOS55 IT. to No. A; thence S. so deg. a. min
W. 6S2 3 # to cor. No. S; thence n. n deg 26 min
W. lOS55 it, to cor No. 6; thence N. 81 deg. i2
min. w. 4145 ft to cor. No. the place of begin
ming.
IRON DUKE LODE
BEGINNING at Cor. No. whence.cors. 70 Sec. %,
29 26 and 27. 7. M, r. G7 +. M. d. B. q M. bears
NJ SO deg. 02 min. W. 52366 it.; thence n. so deg.
AZ min E. 6577 ft. to cor. No 2; thence S. 50 deg.
% min E. 1900 #. to cor. No. 3; thence s 50 deg.
"a min W. 6577 ft. to No. 4; thence N. 6S deg.
27 min w 1900 IT. to cor. No. /. the place of be-
ginning and located in the N f. IA of Sec. 26
and the N. W. IA Of Sec. %. T. l NJ, r. 81 E., M.
d. M. containing an area of 39.345 acres. eXelu-
sive of conflicts with mineral survey No. 309t
Scranton lode, Price lode unsurveyed and Mlchl-
gan lode unsurveyed. The adjoining and conflict
ing claims as shown by the plat of survey are
Survey No 30e6 Scranton lode. Price lode unsur-
veyed and Michigan lode unsurveyed
| direct that this notice be published IN th'
Phoebe Weekly Record a newspaper or genera
circulation. published at Phoebe. Lincoln County
Nevada. for the period of sixty days.
Register
| Date of first publication Feb. 80, 1908
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More Claims
Incorporated

The Pioche Lucky Boy Mining
company is the title of a new in
corporation which was filed last
Monday in the Office of the coun-
ty clerk. The principal Office is
at Pioche. The capital stock is
put at $3.50, 900, divided into
100000 shares of the par value
of 25 cents. The following
named appear in the document
as the incorporators: 0. A. Bal
ley, ]. S. Free, F. E. Parish,
Edgar 0. Best, VIM. McRea, J.
V. Sadler, all of Salt Lake City
excepting Mr.. Free, who has
been identified with mining mat
ters in our district for some time
past. The claims in the incor-
poration are the Lucky Boy, jim
Grow, Monitor, Lucky Boy No. /
and Monitor No. l.
Another incorporation of some
of the most promising claims in
the Jackrabbit and Bristol dis
trict was nerfected and the arti-
cles filed here for record this
week. The title of this new en-
terprise is the Bristol Avon Min
ing company, with its principal
Office at Phoebe. Two hundred
fifty thousand dollars is the cap
italization, with 1000, 900 shares,
at the par value of 25 cents each.
The claims included are Avon
Cliff, Buzzard, Deluge, Iron Cap
Iron Cap Nos. 1, 2 and 8 anC
Blue Crane. Those promoting
this new enterprise are j. S
Free of Phoebe, ]. c. McChrys
tai, R. E. Miller, John A. Eek
man, VIM. r. Wallace, o.
;; Salt Lake City. This means
much for the entire district il
which these properties are locat
, ed, and the latter company is. il
| the best of the copper belt o
the Bristol district,
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Notice
Application No. 799.


Notice os Application for Permission to Appro-
,nrlate the Public Waters of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
Iannsrv 1903 ia accordance with Section 25,
Chapter XVIII. of the Statutes Of 1907, one G. 6:
Davis. Of Rhyolite. County of Nye and state OF
Nevada, made application to the State Engineer
~ Nevada for permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State Of Nevada. Such appr9-
priation is to be made from Cherry Creek at points
cor Of Sec. IS, TS N, R. 50 E., NJ D. B. & NJ.
said point being about II mile e9sterlg h g from M
Ssns anme and pipe all the water flowing IN
Cherry Creek at points hereinabove mentioned
and cubic feet per second is 70 be eonysSea @ 70
nointa Of use by means of dam. fume and pipe.
s.d thsre used powsr purposes exclusively. water
hi he returned 10 stream Yes.
Signedl
Frank X Nicholas,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication Feb. 29 1905 s
nass ~ iast publication March Il, 1SVe'
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Apv,,o1rtnN N,oR PATENT--u. 8. LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
January 49, 1908
NOties ia hereby given that S. H. Rabbit and
Bamberger Exploration Company eolpoTas.o., NIp,n
through their attorney in fack r n MS5Saansse 1Ts
whose postofice address is Iaiente' -6o nSoo-
have made application for pateat ioI loo0 Fui~
feet of the Highland Mary Lode Mlnlhs Gsni,, anin
situate in the Highland Mining District LnS9sn Ssa
County State of Nevada, beng survey W. 80, =;
and described in tho field notes and plat on is IN
this Office, with a magnetic variation al - neS.
% min. E. as follows:- ,.4;or.
Beginning at Cor. No whence the cor OF sections
IL Is. 22 and 2S, T. N. R. 6S E.. M. u o. "
bears N. 63 deg. 5S min. T. 1851 feet y. D M w.
No. bears N Ss deg 2l min. w. 2S04 It
Thence N 60 deg. 0S min. T. 1890 II. to Cor. no
2: thence N 20 deg. 81 min w. 500 ft to Cor 70
,; thAnes s. 60 deg. e3 min W. 100 r. 70 cor. NO;
4. thence s. 90 deg. 81 min. f. 600 # TO place OF
bsainning; located in the S. W. Ia Sec. "A y y
Ia Sec. is and N. E. IA Sec. 22. t. N X % y;
NJ. D. b. n NJ. contsining net area OF 1oool
acraA
There are no conflicting claims as shown by the
plat Of survey.
direct that this notice be published in the
PIOCHE RECORD. q weekly newspaper pub
lished at Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada Tor TINS
Louis j. Cohn. Register
Date Of first publication. Feb. s. 1905.
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Three Reno men are spoken OF
very favorably for the position
of state bank examiner
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In the justice court this week
one charge of vagrancy was
brought before Justice Garrison,
and the accused was reprimand-
ed and turned loose. Another
was arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and the case has
been postponed until March 25th
for trial.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Freudenthai
and the many different figures
represented, the large number
in the march and the many pret-
ty costumes worn by the ladies,
made one of the most beautiful
scenes ever presented In Phoebe.
Handsome and tasteful programs
were distributed to each one
present.
At IL O'Clock the Wandering
Elk with their wives, sisters and
daughters, appeared from the
right and left dressing rooms
and marched down the hall and
gathered in a circle around a
table in the center Of the room,
where F. R. McNamee spoke
most feelingly of the order and
the absent brothers, and Miss
Nina Greenwood delivered a very
nice address on the social re-
iations and the toast to the alb
sent brothers.
We could write columns on the
dance, but space is limited this
week, still we can't miss the
punch and such punch; it had
Joy, smiles, the elixir Of life and
an Edison phonograph record
mixed in it. Who ever made il
was a past master in the art.
The affair was so grand thai
it had to be repeated the next
night and the same good time
was enjoyed. Too much credit
cannot be given to the Elk'
here who gave the dance and We
congratulate them on their efforts
and success for it was we'll de
served.
| n
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State Auditor
Visits Phoebe

Mr.. L. o. Henderson, state
auditor, spent several days in
Pioche this week, making a tour
of the different county Offices.
His first trip to all the counties
is one of general enlightenment
to himself as to the different
methods employed in the system
of keeping accounts, ETC., after
which a general uniform system
will be adopted and installed that
will be the simplest and best for
all officers and still comply with
every requirementof the statute.
Mr.. Henderson comes from
Elko, and his long experience in
accounts fits hiin for the posi-
ton, and we believe a better Sc
lection could not have been
made. He will return to Lincoln
county in a month or so, and as
sist the officers in whatever way
necessary to the best interests
of all concerned.
The Salt Lake Herald cores
pondent, located in the town OF
Caliente, who sends such mis-
leading and false statements
lover the wires or by letter,
should be removed. Phoebe has
many subscribers to that paper
and when the special dated Cali
ente was read here Tuesday
evening concerning the case O
the State of Nevada VS.. nj. II
/ Davis on a charge of assault
much Indignation was felt. The
"nigger, Davis, as the CORES
! pondent puts it, was neve
charged with rape at any stag
) Of the proceeding against him
The evidence that any reasona
ble Juror could believe, was tha
of the complaining witness, an,
no other. The Herald manage
ment will do well to make tn
change as quickly as possible, 0
is it the desire to uphold sue
! characters as Davis, throug
correspondents ?
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Work has started on the Duck
worth Hospital.
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WIN. Nichols is in bed with
rheumatism.
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Date of first publication Feb. ~ lSVs.
Date ef last publication March r. lsOs'
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Application for Patent.

Notice. M. A. No 1908
AppIIoATIoN N'oR PATENT--u. 8. LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York, 1908 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Elk
changes, s2T6, 40, 5SS; balances. 0,S40.6 SIS
sub-treasury debit. s2,67o,S40. Sub-treasury
gained $4,000 yesterday and since Friday
it has lost $S,S11,000 to the banks in New
York.
Commercial bar silver in New York, 55%
eentimes; Mexican dollars, A cents; bar
silver in London, 25 11-1sd; premium on gold
at Madrid, 1880, and at Lisbon, 10.
Paris reDtes, % francs 7Ds Confines.
Paris private rate of discount, 3 per cent. !;
exchange on London. % francs 1929 confines.
Weekly statement, of the Bank OF France
shows circulation decreased 9z.S25.OO0 francs;
treasury deposits increase. q. $4,000; general
deposits increase. 1S,950,oO0; gold on hand
increase. 9,225,0Oo; silver on hand, decrease,
!, 325,0o0; bills discounted, decrease. &,650yOoo;
advances, decrease. 13,575,000 francs. Berlin
private rate of discount, ~ per cent. ex-
change on London, 20 marks 49A pigs.
Money on call in LoDdon, 3d3la per cent.
Rate of discount for both short and three
months bills, 31s93sL per cent. CoDsols for
money. Sc lid: for account, So 5-16d.
Foreign exchange market held a steady
tone. Demand sterling was quoted 4ssso@
4.S6eo; cables. 4.S735d4. $40; sixty day bills,
4.S3sn4.S3ss; short francs, 516% less 1-329
n 1871. FeiphmarES. 95.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
NORTH AMERICAN
COMPANY ELECTION.

Stockholders OF the North American Com
papy, Of Now York. a New Jersey corpora
tion, held an annual meeting In the Prudcn-
tial building yesterday and reelected these
directors for three years.
Charles W, Wctnore, George r. Sheldon,
Charles II. Phstcr. Edwin NJ. Bplkley ana
William Nelson Cromwell
Later the directors met in New York and
elected g. w. Wctmore, president; Il. NJ.
huxley aud +, y. Bisland, vice-presidents
George r. sheldon, treasurer; Silas w.
Burt, secretary Sullivan & Cromwell. OF
Now York, general counsel, and Edwin ..
kcasbcy, counsel for New Jersey.
The North American Company. which
WAS organised seventeen years ago in tho
law Offices Of l.. q. ,and'G. NJ. I<easbey, in
this city, has a capital of $4,000, 900. 1,
owns q majority of the stock aud bonds OF
trolley, electric light and power companies
IN st. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee and other
Western cities, and ii manages more con.
Germs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23

LOCAL BONDS
IN CITY
Outside Attention Attracted
Here by Good Showing
Made by Banks.

A good call for the bonds OF under.
lylng trolley, electric and gas com
panies in the Public Service Corpora-
ton Was reported today by local invest
ment brokers. Local banks and other
financial institutions, which have kept
out of the market for a year. have be-
gun to invest i'm good interest having
local bonds again. as they now have
plenty of money in their vaults and it,
tie call for it. as many manufacturers
have cut down their weekly payrolls
and economical in other ways. The
banks are loaning money on good se-
curity at . per cent.
Several large blocks of local securi-
ties We're sold this week to PhiiadeI-
phla institutions, and there is such a
growing demand for Newark city and
Essex County 4 per cent. fifty-year
ponds that the market value is in
creasing.
The splendid record of the Newark
banks and trust companies during the
recent money panic has drawn the
attention of outside investors to Sc
cur1t1es of our local corporations.
Though the amount of deposits In the
local banks is accommodating fast. in
dustrlal and commercial business has
improved little. A great many me-
chanics are idle or are working on half
time, and p1en who have been idle
since November and have Small chill
dren to support are searching daily for
a chance to do any kind of work at
any price. The same conditions pre-
vail in all sections of the country. The
great railroad companies have thou
sands of freight cars empty and side
tracked because merchants and others
are not buying goods in large quanti-
ties.
At the employment bureau of the
Public Service Corporation upward of
500 men can during a day In the hope
of getting work. The men say they
will do any kind of work to carr some
money to help support their families.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
TEST WHISKEY LAW
38 BARRELS ARE SEIZED BY
u. S. OFFICERS.
Federal District Attorney Alleges Liquor
Is Misbranded and Violates
Drug Act.

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA test case TO
determine what constitutes whiskey under
the pure food law has been instituted In tho
United States Court here by District
Attorney Baker. He has filed a bill against
ue James Clark Distilling Company and
the United States marshal has seised
~thirty-eight barrels Of whiskey, valued at
$4,000, and placed them in storage to await
Anil decision.
1t Is alleged by the. District Attorney
that the whiskey is misbranded In viola
hon of the pure food and drugs act. He
avers that the liquor is made up Of neutral
spirits, oolored and favored. The defend
ant company insists that the liquor is a
blend" under the law.
The defendant will have the support in
the case Of the National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association and will be repre-
scented by Warwick NJ. Hough, general
counsel OF the association.
Mr.. Hough has issued a statement In
which he says that the case is brought for
the purpose of testing Acknowledgement
Banoparte's opinion constituting the pure
food Jaw. He maintains that the liquor
seized is the whiskey Of m and is
the kind of blend that constitutes 95 per
cent, Of the whiskey consumed in the
country.
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Established %
Warren N. TrusdelI
STOCKS N BONDS.
GLASS MANUFACTURERS
GRANTING MEMS DEMANDS
Scores Of Idle Factories in Jersey and
Pennsylvania Likely to Soon
Resume,
Bank, Gas and I~uSurance stOcks 6
Speciality.
High Grade Investment Securities
$50 Broad street.

MILLvTLLE, Jan. eat is rumored
that a further cut in the price Of window
glass is to be made, and that the Anal
gamated Window Glass Workers Asso-
citation and the Cutters and Flatteners'
Association, which have been at war over
a wage scale dispute. will shortly hold a
conference.
From n statement issued by President
Faulkner, Of the Amalgamated, the work
ers have taken heart, and 1t seems that
the manufacturers are slowly but surely
granting the demands Of the workers or
ganization and accepting last years scale
minus a l22 per cent. reduction. The
president states that the situation is more
hopeful than it has been for some weeks.
and that manufacturers controlling LOS
pots have signed the Amalgamated scale.
Nearly all Of tine factories in South Jer-
sey and scores in Pennsylvania are still
idle.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
F. RYAN PLANS
TO QUIT WALL R E
New York Financier, Rumor Says, Is
Anxious to Go Back to Dear
Old Virginia"

RICHMOND Va, Jan. 2S.-The an
nounceInent has just been made from a
reliable source that Thomas f. Ryan, the
New York financier, is making prepare
tons to retire from active business life
and devote HE remaining years to his
native State.
1t is learned he has had under way for
several months plans for the erection Of
a million dollar residence in this city, his
idea being to spend his winters here and
his unmers on his Oak Ridge estate in
Nelson County. A million dollar office
skyscraper for Richmond is also being
planned.
A man close to Mr.. Ryan said the latter
as fast as possible is breaking in his son,
Allan A. Ryan, TO take his place in the
financial world.
Mr.. Ryan has always maintained an Of
fetal residence in this State. He is a
member of the Democratic State Central
Committee, and is willing to go higher.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
WALL STREET
MARKET SHOWS EFFECT OF
LONDON CUT.
Hartman and Hill Stocks Advance
with Many other Railroads, Cop
pers and Smelling.

NEW ToRK, Jan. 2s.-opening prices OF
stocks todny showed the sympathetic ef-
feet or the strength in the London market
caused by the reduction in the official dis
count rate Of the Bank Of England. The
Hartman and Till stocks, st. Paul, Ateh-
ison, Reading, New York Central, Anal
gamated Copper and American smelling
advanced from a large fraction 70 a point
The market showed some nina ton.
II 4. m.-Higher opening prices were I'M
mediately~ taken advantage of for selling
TO realize. Advances were cancelled in
short order, the heavy liquidation in Amer
lean Smelling which sold 3 below yester-
days closing. contributed largely TO the
fall of prices. Cleveland, G. c. and st.
Louis declined 13s. New York Central ia
and Missouri Pacific, Colorado and South
ern, New York. Chicago and st. Louis and
American Locomotive !. st. Louis and San
Francisco second preferred advanced / and
Green Bay and Western B incomes Ia.
Noon-The selling was not pursued ag-
gressiveiy, and a rally followed, Reading
rising to 1ss over last night. Declines were
established in New York, Chicago and st.
Louis Of 212, Texas and Pacific Land Trust
.. American Sugar. American Steel Foun-
dries preferred. Corn Products preferred and
L. s. Rubber first preferred 1s to 1s and
st. Paul preferred, Louisville and Nash
vile and Westinghouse Electric i, Bonds
were steady.
/ p. m.-The market became trmer but
srew duller as prices advanced. h
movement generally was unlmportant out
side OF a few stocks in which most OF the
business was transacted. Northern Pacific
and Union Bag preferred rose Ia.
2 p. m-The improvement went a little
further before it ceased altogether and
prices fell back slightly. The reaction ex-
tended to a point in Northern Pacific n
Reading. At the highest Northern Pacific
and L. s Rubber second preferred were
up "a, and Amalgamated Copper and
American Linseed preferred l. Interna-
tional Pump preferred yielded 3.
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NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, Jan. q. Certificates of in
corporation have been granted TO the fol-
lowing companies:
The Robert Reiner Importing Company;
Weeha vixen; capital, 10000; incorpota-
tors, Robert Reiner, Maria Reiuer and
Villa F. Burke; to deal in embroidery
machines, etc.
Hudson Terminal Ice Company: Jersey
City; capital, sl0o, 900: incorporators. Leon
Kaplam, Charles II. Weller and Abraham
Mari ir.: to manufacture ice,
German Valley Water Company; German
Valley; capital, $4,000: incorporators, Ell,
son j. Neighbour, Edward Sutton and
John Holthusen; to construct water works,
Edison Business Phonograph COMPANY:
Orange: capital, S3o0.0o0; ncorporators
John F.. Helm. Hugo Boepple, 1r.. apd
John G. Van Blarcom; TO manufacture
phon ographs etc.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.--Flour-Receipts
2S.1l2; sales, 1000; steady, with a quiet
trade.
Wheat Receipts. 1900: sales. 75S,oOo;
there was a sharp advance in wheat this
morning and more activity. Prices re-
flected higher cables, covering and smaller
Northwest receipts. May. I1oA@1l05s;
July, 1055sd 1o6h.
Rye-Bsrely steady; No. . Western, ss,
I. o. b. New York.
corn-Receipts, SS,955; sales none.
Beef-Steady. o
Pork-Quiet.
Lard-Easy: Western prime. 1907 80.
s~ugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 1856;
centrifusal. So test, 3.Ss; nolasses sugar
3.11. Refined steady; crushed, 5.60;t pow
dered. 800; graduated. 400.
Petroleum-steady; refined, ali ports
s. 70dS.75.
conee-steady; No. I Rio. 81; No. 4
Santos. SIS.
Molasses Steady; New ORLEANS. 3Ad42.
Poultry-Aifve. easy; Western chickens,
10; fowls, Y; turkeys, 121k. Dressed, easy
Western chickens, l1ikd1s; turkeys. 12nlS;
fowls. 10d1S.
B~utter-Stcady; receipts. 7,450; state
dairy. common to finest, 201S0.
Chcese- Firm, unchanged: fecgiptsf Z, fol
Eggs Tirn1; receipts, u. t33t western ahe
Southern nrsts, -. seconds. az&s23&
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THE 7 7 MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance of II and IS
points, in response to the bullish census re-
port Indicating that only $4,000 bales had
been ginned for the last period, against
ABS. 900 last year. There was general realiz-
ing at the advance, however, and after
selling at IL. 6S for May the market reacted
to a point or two under the closing figures
Of last night in the absence of important
support from the bull clique. Later prices
during the middle OF the morning were
irregular.
The market was steadier late in the fore
noon, with prices, about 4 to 6 points net
supper attributed to the bull clique.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick &
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C0RTELYOU CALLING
IN TREASURY CASH.
New York Banks Asked to Return
SO, 200, Ooo-aeneral Call for
other Cities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s-The Secretary
of the Treasury mas announced that owing
to the great improvement In financial con-
ditions throughout the country he has be-
gun the gradual withdrawal of deposits OF
public moneys in moderate amounts from
the national banks.
The first call has been made upon New
York banks and amounts to approximately
ten million dollars. This is in addition TO
about ten million dollars eturned by the
New York banks since December e.
Secretary Cortelyou also announced that
Il general cali for n moderate amount will
be made upon banks in other cities at an
early date.
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CASHIER DEFEATS BANK
PRESIDENT AT ELECTION.
Ex-senator Blodgett ousted from Direc-
torate Of Institution He Or
ganizcd Decade Ago.

LONG BRANCH, Jan. 23.-Former
United States Senator Rufus Blodgett. who
organized the Citizens National Bank In
1888 and has been its president ever since,
was defeated yesterday in the directors
election by Park Commissioner brent
Good.
President Blodgett has been at odds
with Cashier II. 3. Sherman for some
time, and Sherman had quietly gathered
enough proxies to defeat his chief whom
the seventeen directors were named