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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Gossip of fhe Track

Thirteen horses all Of good class. have been
named 10 start in the valuable Family Club
capper Nafhanson's skillful adjustment OF the
weights the race bids fair 10 be one OF the most
aspect does the Geld present that the probable
faVorite is not easy Of determination II Is
altogether Likely that the nTst caoiee 2i ne ne
betting. Rubric. Sugarmaid. Downpatrick.
Johnny Lyons; Logistilla. Veil and Cloyne are
Members Of the Family club viii be out in
force 10 witness the running Of the stake
representative Of the club viii formally present
10 the owner Of the winning horse the beautiful
cup which the club has donated for the occasion
By request Of the Jockey club officials. John
ID. AfiIiin has arranged to make the engage
mepts Of Jockey Gilbert during the balanee Of
Barney schreiber win return from Arcadia
sunday. and viii resume booking at Emeryville
next week.
Jsckey. Chsrbounsau resumed riding yesterday
sitter layon Of several weeks on account Of a
Jockeys Goldstein and Musgrare are making
J. A Bennett as q reward for the boy riding
the greatest number Of winners during this.
sos ,o soss ssnd Nrserave q during the week uD
10 date II is intimated that the Los Angeles
racing association VIII next winter present a
winners at the meeting.
Jockeys Shilling and Burns have gone cast
from Arcadia
william Mckay, acting, IL is said, for W. V.
Conran has purchased a number Of horses at
Arcadia among them George 5. Davis, from
n o.. Weber for $4,000 and VIII campaign
them on the northern tracks.
Benny Berk, the book maker, who was ruled
OF al Arcadia IN January for alleged miscon-
duct IN connection with Jockey c. Grand in the
cunning of the horses Nick Stoner and Sly Ben.
has been restored TO good standing ano mas LETT
Los Angeles for Washington
Euoch Wishard has arrived at Sheepshesd
Bay with II head OF fhoroughbreos, comprising
a B. Spreckels eastern string, which he
brought from winter quarters IN Georgia They
All look to be in good condition and should be
ready TO start at the Aqueduct meeting.
Edward Corrigan has secured control OF a
club az New Orleans.
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Only One Favorife
First TO Wire
Next to Last Day at arcadia
Proves Disastrous for the
Talent

LOS ANGELES, April 3.-The after
noon before get away day was pro-
ductive of some hard tumbles for the
talent as only one real favorite got
home in time to lead the march. One
other, Cobbleskill, was on even terms
with the shortest priced horses in the
race, but had to share favorites' hon
ors with The Sutton and Gievanna
Balerio.
The real dump of the day came in
the second number, when Bertha, at
1 to 2, failed to get any part of the
purse The Williamses. who formerly
owned Bertha, leased the filly's run
ing qualities for the day and were
supposed to have bet a chunk on her.
Bertha looked all over a winner just
before the turn for home was reached,
but ran out at this point and never had
a chance.
Charlie Payne was backed from 2's
to to 5, and won the fifth race
maily through Rice's Incompetence on.
Little Minister. Payne had clear sail
ing, but when he began his run in the
stretch, Rice took Little Minister in
on the rail and found himself In
jam. He had to pull up and was hard
pressed saving the place money from
Sainrida, which finished gamely.
The season which closes tomorrow
has been successful beyond the expec-
tations of the management. Summary:
Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs, purse s400.
year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
4I-Elhn King IT. Ricel ..121 h
12-1-Dr. Crook (Goldstein) lib y n
S1-Renshaw (E. Martinl .11S % 3
Time-:l2 As, "a 2-5, SO 1-5, AS 35, 1:01 As.
Chicorka Maid Work and Play, Norwood Ohio,
Sir Brinkley. Jake Ward Gonzales, Kuropatkin.
Paddy Lynch. Royal Ascot, Hirtle, Banellen.
finished named. Value TO winner, 1925. Win
ner, ]. Pelters b. g., aged, by King William
II.circe. Trained by owner. Start good. Won
driven. Second driven. Third easily. Scratched
San Nicholas, Taos. Elm, So place, -
show Crook place, so show Renshaw, 3-5
show. Elm King. finishing outside of the others,
nipped Crook on the post.
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs
purse $4O0, maiden years old fllies; selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str Fin,
5-1-Divorcons. (AIusgravel .1o5 y
20-I-Lady Quality (Archibald)lo5 ? 2a
3-1--Edith Cue (Boland)- los
Tine-:07, rs 1-5. 80, :42 35. Bertha, Lady
Magazam, finished named Value to winner,
1925. Winner ]. Henssy's b. f., 2 by Scorpion
Stapella. Trained by R. F. Brown. Start good
Won driven. Second easily. Third easily Di
vorcons, 6-5 place, out show; Quality, place,
out show; Cue out show. Dfvorcons, standing
a long last eighth drive with rare gameness,
outstsyed Quality.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs. purse $500,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Battling Nelson and Joe Cans in
20 round battle for the lightweight
championship of the world
This is the sensational card Promo
ter Jack Gleason landed for next month
at a conference last night at which
Cans was represented by Ben Selig,
who has spoken for him in all his
matches on this coast in recent years.
The important features of the discus
sion We're the agreement of the men
to meet In the ring and the weight
conditions under which they will meet.
All the sparring was over the latter
point. Nelson offered to let Cans
weigh 1872 pounds ringside stripped, 1SS
pounds with his lighting toys on, or
1917 stripped at s o'clock. The discus
sion went on for some time over this
matter until Selig said casually that he
did not care what Nelson weighed
Nelson snapped him up on this and
agreed to allow Cans to weigh 1S3
pounds ringside with the understanding
that he would not be required to weigh
This is not as big a concession as il
seems, for If Nelson trains hard for the
fight, as he surely will. he will be
more likely to be under 133 pounds
than over that weight. He weighed
1904 pounds when he met Attell al
though he was up to the full 1S3
pounds when he fought Britt in Los
Angeles last month. Cans has made
1913 for fights here so that he is not
treading on dangerous ground in max
ing the match at that weight.
The fight will be staged the week
after the arrival of the fleet and is eX-
pected to prove great drawing card
The wonderful AZ round fight between
the men at Goldheld in 1906 is still
fresh in the memory of the fight fans
and a return match at 20 rounds will
be interesting. The fact that 1T will be
for championship will also add to its
attractiveness.
Nelson wired to Tommy Ryan on his
farm at Benton Harbor. Mich, last
night asking him to come on and take
charge of his training for the Rght.
The agreement signed by the men last
night reads:
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree TO box
20 rounds under the auspices OF the OccldentaI
athletic club during the month Of May. 1905,
in San Francisco. under the following conditions;
ringside, Nelson not 10 be compelled to weigh.
Second-Gans agrees 10 post forfeit OF $500
for weight and both agree to post $4,000 for ap-
pearance.
Third-we hereby accept John T. Clark as
stake holder
Fourth-we agree to meet Monday night
April 8, at o'clock. to post forfeits and sign
JOHN ]. GLEASON.
Occidental Athletic Club.
BAT NELSON for Battling Nelson
BEN SELIG, for Joe Cans
San Francisco, April 3
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PooLRooMs TO REOPEN

The poolrooms at Sausalito, it is re-
ported, viii reopen early next month,
prior TO the close of the local racin g
season, as they did year ago when
the Emeryville meeting was extended
just as it has been this season. F. A.
Daroux will run them as in the past.
Little has been heard from the Marin
county opposition of late, but it is pre-
sumed that the. attempt to put the
poolrooms out of business will be re-
newed in due time. Daroux, it is said,
is quitely confident of his ability to
keep on running
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
MAYORS FINANCES

Mayor Taylor yesterday filed with
the supervisors a statement showing
the receipts. and expenses of the office
during the present year. The receipts
consist of $7.700 from the rental of city
property. The disbursements include
$10,500 for the salary of the mayor,
secretary, stenographer and usher.
$500 for contingent and s2,700 for in
cidental expenditures.
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..S.S. RHEuMHrlsn n: ~ 1s

good nrnent plaster good home remedy
relief
Such neither
which produces Rheumatism still blood
while the circulation remains
producing uric acid poison The trouble will shift place
Ting the causing and Inflammation
after attack of indigestion other iuiari When neglected
treated Rheumatism
climatic conditions to bring attack but painful
trouble S. S. S. drives out Rheumatism neung eping
acd1adn
healthy by fegvng any medical
adv will free to all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Workouts

College widow--Three-q quarters in 1:17
Lord Nelson-Half in :52
Agnola-NIile In 1:44.
Dick Wilson-Half in :63.
Gargantua-Three- -eighths in so.
Banonica-Three- quarters In 1:17 2-5.
Bell Reed-Half in :54.
Royal Stone-Three-efgh in :39 2-5.
Logistilla--Half in :53.
Tarp-Five-eighths in 1:05: breezing.
Burning Bush-Half in :53-
Ray Egan-Half In :52.
Judge Nelson-Three- quarters in lis.
vei1-Half in 80.
St. Kilda-Half In :51h.
Lucrece-Mile and an eighth in 1:5S.
Satkass-Half In 81 20
Elmdale-Ffve-eighths IN 1:04
Follie L-Three-eighths in SO.
Amada-Three-qusrte In 1:1715-
Gannett-Five-eighths in 1:10; breezing.
Maxtress-Five-eighths in 1:06.
Huzzah-Mile In 1:4415.
Massa-Three-eighths in :3015.
Leighton-Five-eighths in 1;05.
Sea Lad-Half In so.
Tainted Money-Three-eighthsi in :31.
Steel Biue-Seven-eighths in "a; breezing.
Luretta and Fireball-Half In ASA.
Peter Sterling-Mile in 1:4415.
Billy Pullman--Mfle in 1:45.
Husky-Three-quarte In 1.22: breezing.
Ramchita-Three-quarte in 1.2015; breezing
Green Goods-Half In so.
Alcibiades-Half IN :53.
Gypsy King-Half in .4S1a.
Little Jane-Half in :51.
Harry Scott-Five-eighths in LOS; breezing.
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LASSEN-PA RICE
BEST BET-GEMMELL. NEXT BEST-WAP
FIRST RACE-Six furIongs; selling;

year olds and upward. selling: ~,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str; Fin
s5-creston Boy CsIusgraye) Il2 8 u
72mPI 1ScIdsteiaal in Ak AZ ios II 5 oS 80.
i:13. Toller. Norfolk La Chata, Sharp Boy,
Reuben, finished as named. Value TO winner,
1925. Winner, f. Alyey's ch. g., 8, by Gotham.
Addie Me Trained by G. c. Baker. Start
good Won easily. Second. driven. Third easily
Scratched-Paryo, Billy Mayham, Golden Rule.
McChord place. even show; creston so place;
ia show: pal 3-5 show. McChord, when well
into the stretch, came away with bound next
the rail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

FLAMES SWEEP DISTILLERY-Peoria, Ill.
April 3.-Fire which started on the fourth door
of the elevator of the Corning distilling COM
pany's plant at IA. m. did $3.50, 600 damage to
the building and contents.
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FOURTH RAcE-one mile, purse s4oo, year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin.
S-S-B. oidheid (Archibal6 100 / $h 2'41s
60-l-Playlet CMurphy) loS z ! l
Timei2 o9 80 M so Tonte fS Tnrabsn fS bar Moune
bank. Lonia. Pyrrho finished as named value
to winner 1925 Winner, T. j. ogies en-; g.,
3 by AlowayFrantic. Trained hend,Iy Py "en saeond
easily. Third handily. scratched-Bauble,
Aromatize, Frascueia. Rosemary u; D. Franeiscsn,
show: Playlet 10 show. franciscan easily over
hauled Eonite an eighth out and came away away
handIly. old6ed in long stretch drive, finished
stoutly playlet badly outrun first six furlongs,
finished with belated rush
FIFTH RACE-one aud an eighth gt,t1.u miles, purse
S400 year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. WI: 81. Str; FIN
e-5~char Paine (Archlbald)l0e IL II
25-1-Little Minister tRiee,' 1o1 Io1 M
TimeW:12 3-5, "a 3-5. :3e AS. :49 1-5, 1:02,
1:l5. i:27 s-5. 1:4o Is, 1854. Rubinon, Cork
Hi caul Cap, finished as named ned Value to win
ner 1925. Winner James Toupeys en-, G., A.
by st. Gatien- Marsala Trained by e. Merekei I'rd
easily. Seratched-Invictus. The Enghsnman,
Ed Sheridan, John Lyle. Paine, II place. 5-3
show Paine moved into lead at call. always
holding field safe. Minister closed up ground
steadily final Quarter finishing strodgg hung san on
gamely all final eighth.
SIXTH RACE--Sx furlongs, purse $400 mares
years old and upward, selling:
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin,
s-I@Koenigin Luise (Kunz,. .1os I5 IL
5-l-H Sherman &c. Martini l02 =
l5-1-Jillette (Nelsonl. .ae lo4 o5
1:l4I-5. DuIcinea, Pepper and Salt, Nuns Veil
ing, Nettie Hicks, Adela r. Burnolette weneyole
finished as named. Value to winner, 1929. Win
ner c. B. Wilson's b.. m, a. BY Bendoran- Eas-
terling Trained by j. d. Atkins. Start good
Won easily: Second driven, Third handiy, Oily.
Scratched-Spinstress, Grandita. Rama, Babe
Kiefe Sun Mark Louise, place, 80 show;
Sherman, place, even show; Jilette, show.
SEVENTH RACE-six furlongs, purse s4oo.
year olds and upward, selling
3-1~Cobleskill (Goldstein) ..101 Z u "a
4-1-Giov. Balerio Boland) 1o9 23
2o-1-R Rustling silk (NeIson) ;lo2 > ~ a2
AIMS. Andoche, Succeed, Prince Frederick. The
sui On. Rey del Mundo,a finished as named.
Value 10 winner 1926. Winner c.. B. Lewis &
Co.'S ch G., A. by Isidor-Roxane Trained by d:
p. Donley Start good. Won driven. Second
and third easily. Scratched-W Woodthcrpe, Josie's
level Cobleskiil 6-5 place, 35 show; Balerio,
6-5 place, 80 show; SILK, show.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Liberal advances on diamonds and jewelry.
Baldwin Jewelry Co., 1851 Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Luke Marisch has lost the Kaufman
Flynn match and he has turned TO
Abe Attell, the utility man of the ring
at the present time, with the offer OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
The Calls Form Chart ofRaces atEmeyViiie

horses ahpean IN
in he
and
E G Hopper presiding Judge J. j. Holman starter s
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Benny Berk, the book maker, who was ruled
OF al Arcadia IN January for alleged miscon-
duct IN connection with Jockey c. Grand in the
running Of the horses Nick Stoner and Sly Ben.
has been restored TO good standing ano has LETT
Los Angeles for Washington
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

THIRp RAoE-six furlongs. purse $500
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william Mckay, acting, Il Is said for W. V.
Conran, has purchased number Of horses at
Arcadia among them George s. Davis, from
n o. Weber for 81. 600, and win campaign
them on the northern tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Jockeys Shilling and Burns have gone cast
from Arcadia
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

Barney Scbrefber viii return from Arcadia
sunday. and viii resume booking at Emeryville
next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

As; s At pest = Inu oR at pagan Bi
price
h
pleas Bloyh
tfurong and hat 0 pull QUIT o
OH
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

ime-.23 80 AS. 1:01, l:ll. At post y minute
Wahoo 7-i0 place, las show; Miller. 20 show.
Trained by W Durker. Scratched-Heather 5
away Second stopping badly Third easily
gamest horse. Badly outrun by Nahoo first d
and catching Wshoo tiring at the end, only r
WahOo has a nice turn of speed. She got OF I
al the end and barely lasted 10 save the place
under Mi1ler's vigorous handling, closed stout.
u,ffa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
,OUR GIRLS MEET DEATH
IN SCRANTON FACTORY FIRE
Flames Drove Paniestrieken Girls 70
the Windows, Many Of Them Jump
ing From the Third Floor.

Scranton. Pa-Four girls were
killed ten seriously injured and
score or more slightly hurt in a fire
in the Imperial Knitting companys
mill IN Dix court in the central part
Of the city. ON Friday
Eighty.nve girls were NJ work ON
the third floor when fire broke out on
the ground floor. where some men
were vanishing furniture In a ware
house. The fire quickly assembled tho
elevator shaft and drove the girls
panlcstrlclon to the window opening
on the fro escape.
Tho girls on the upper part OF the
Gre escape crowded those In front
with the flames cnyclopIng them half
Of them jumped from the third floor
before the nromon arrived
There was only one exit, a narrow
hallway. besides the fin escape. and
this hallway was cut on by FIRE and
smoke. The fact that many Of the
girls tainted further blocked the mar
row fire escape and added 10 the diff
hculty " rescue.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
RAISE THOUSANDS
TO FIGHT TEDDY
National Wool Growers in Earnest
About Opposing the Policies Of
the Administration.
A. Meeting Al Helena Provision Was
Made for Publicity Bureau to Wage
Fight Against Federal Reeu.
latlon Of Public Range.

Helena. Mont-After the most sue.
cessful meeting In the history Of it's
organization. the forty.fourth annual
convention Of the National Wool
Growers association on Thursday
might adjourned TO meet next year In
pocatello. Ida. Before adjournment
n fund Of $4,000 was subscribed by
the various state delegations for the
establishment OF a publicity bureau
TO wage n fight against the admins.
tratlon's policy for federal regulation
Of the public range
Despite the fact that he was elect.
cd president OF the National assocla.
tion by unanimous vote. Or. J. NJ.
Wilson OF Douglas. Wyo.. declined 10
accept the honor. because Of his per.
sonnl and political friendship for
United States Senator Francis 4.
Warren, whom the convention re-.
fused 10 consider for reelection be.
cause Of the fact that the Wyoming
senator has gone on record as favor.
Ing the forestry and range policies of
President Roosevelt After Dr. Wi.
sons declinatlon OF the presidency.
Fred w. Gooding Of Idaho was chosen
as Senator Wnrrcn's successor.
Pocatollo, Ida, has been chosen az
the place for holding the next annual
convention In January. 1909.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
stedman. nnnker.Poet. n.nd.

New York. Edmund Clarence sted.
man, the banker and poet. died sud.
denly az His home In this city January
is, Mr., stodman. who was rs years
old. was born at Hartford, Conn. and
while a student az Yale earned dis
tlncton In English and Greek como.
sltlon After a brief editorial expert.
ence In Norwich ana Wlnstod Conn.
Mr., Stedmnu took mp his residence In
New York city, whore ho was connect.
ed with several OF the daily papers
and with Putnam's and Horper's maya.
zines. u was while doing newspaper
work that he FIRST gained distinction
as poet
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
OUTBREAK IN HAYTL
Revolutlonitts Capture Two Towns
and Are Driven Away From one.

Revolutionltts Capture Two Towns
and Are Driven Away From one.
Washington The state department
has received ndyicos concerning the
recent revolutionary attempt In
IIaytl. In the shape Of two cablcgrams
from American Minister Furniss. nc
Port An Prince. In the FIRST dispatch
Mr. Furnlss stated that the towns or
Gonalycs and ST. Mare were IN the
hands OF the rcvolutlonists. that there
was n battle. and that the revolution
lists were repulsod. Tolographlc com
municatlon had been intercepted. The
second dispatch stated that Mr.. Fur
Mss had had an Interview with Prosi-
dent Norl OF Hayti, who had insisted
upon bombarding st. Marc. Com
mandcr MnIva had protested against
the bombnrdmont until a reasonable
time had been allowed IN which to
move the women and children aud
noncombainnts OF the port.
An election for members Of tho
house NJ representatives Is In prog
ress. and TO the excitement Incident TO
the election Is asorbod IN some our
tors the trouble which has culmlnat.
cd In the outbreak
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
RESCUED FROM LIVING TOMB
AFTER FORTY-SII DAYS
Three Miners Who We're Held pHs.
onera b. Mine Accident Little
Worss for Experience.

Ely. Nov--kftor having boon on.
tombod foryaIx days 200 ,no Alpha
shaft OF the Gir1uy mine. s. D Bailey.
T. j. Brown aud Fred Mcdonald have
been rescued
A. $3.50 O'Clock Sunday u.ght Bailey
Vas brought out Fourteen minutes
later Mcdonald came to- tho surface.
while ten miuutos afterwards Brown
was brought up whistles all over
che district blew loudly while crowds
chcord IN tho streets of Ely and every
bell iu the town was ringing
on the morning OF December Ne.
Donald. Brown and Bailey and two
Greeks were working In tho bottom
of the third compartment shaft
oighty.nve feet below the pump sta.
tlon and LOSS foot below the surface.
The cayeln occurred lt o o'clock.
The cable used 10 haul tine cage
from the third compartment 90 the
shaft snapped and thousands of tons
~ rock. debris and tImhors fell down
into the shaft From the bottom of
the compartment ln which the men
we're working TO the pumping station,
distance Of clghty-iyo feet, q series
" rIokoiy ladders offered the only
means Of escape.
with falling rocks and tImhors
streaming down upon them the five
struggled up these ladders. Hall way
up falling tlmbcra Knocked the two
Greeks from the ladder. killing them.
Bailey. Mcdonald aud Brown managed
Ia reach the pump station. lis we'll
timborod uOf had wlthstoOd the rock
and timber that came down the shaft
and offered them shelter and safety.
Here for the nrHt day after the cave.
On the mon crouchod. while at inter
walls they could hear the rocks and
umbors crashing above them.
a. first ~ was thought that an the
men had poriahod but twontyfour
hours nft0r the cnyeln the three men
who occupied the pumping station
managed 10 make themselves heard
by tapping upon the slX.inCh water
pipo that stretched from the pumping
station 10 the surface II was this
pipo that was tho means Of saving the
lives OF fhc three men.
Whom communication was once cs.
tabllHhcd with the world above and
the men had made known the fact
that they were Htill alive. food ana
drink wcU Immediately lowered
through the pipe no men we're thus
kept supplied with food and drink un.
al their rcacuors were able 10 dig
them out
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
peath caused by neavera.

New York-ln an attempt to avoid
death iu pie of bears, Joseph Mahor.
a gardner az tho Bronx zoo. leapod
from O. falling tree into a beaver pond
and was instantly killed. Tho roots
OF the tree had been eaten away by
the beavers, and when Mahor reached
the top It gave way with His weight
The falling trunk swnyod toward the
bear pit and the gardener tried to
swing himself clear OF the branches
into the pond adjoining but his head
struck the edge OF tho tank. break.
ing his neck,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-24
NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN
WANTS GOVERNMENT BANK
Introduces Measure 10 Establlsh a
Central Government institution
With Capital Of 100000 600.

Washlngi0n.--T establishment Of
the United States National Bank OF
America is provided for In n bin IN.
troduced In the house by Mr. Fornoa
CDem) Of New York. The bank az
conceived rs 10 be located I'm Wash.
ington and &C. TO have a capital stock
Of fl00,O0OoOO. divided Unto 100000
shares OF the par value Of 900.
ThrochfthB Of these shares are 10 DO
purchased by the United states treas.
urer at par the purchase money 10 be
raised by the sale Of 500 900 600 bonds.
payable In fifty years and bearing 8
per cent interest. the Same 10 be- des.
ignated u. 8 currency bonds" Two.
iifths Of the shares are 10 be offered
az not less than par 10 the national
banks OF the country. TO be- paid for
In gold coin
The United States National Bank
Of America is to open for business
seniemhar q. 1908. and 10 cease 90
exist September 1. 1858. unless lts life
be extended by congress. Branches
are 10 be established In New York.
Chicago, New Orleans. Boston. Don.
YER s. Louis, san Francisco. Gin.
cInnau and Portland. ore. The bank
shall be governed by n board Of TWEEN.
y.hve directors. elected by the stock.
holders. and the secretary Of the treas.
ury shall be- the chairman. The bank
may issue additional notes Of tho
United Siaics National Bank Of Amer.
tea In amounts not exceeding 100000.
600 and such notco shall DO available
for general national bank circulation
upon deposit OF proper security.
Four per cent dividends may be
paid 10 stockholders on the bank
earnings.