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VOLUME 9, NUMBBItJ
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JOY'S OOairOUND-LlSVER,
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It la announced that Frank H.
Hitchcock, who will enter Mr. Taft s
cabinot, will bo succeeded as chair
man of tho republican national com
mittee by William Hayward of Ne
braska. Tho Tennessee legislature has
passed a bill to prohibit the sale of
all intoxicating liquor.
Thornton J. Hains, accused of com
plicity with his brother in the mur
der of W. B. Annis, was acquitted at
Flushing, N. Y.
President Roosevelt rode ninty
eight miles on horseback in seven
teen hours to prove to the critics of
tho recent order requiring army anl
navy officers to take a' physical test,
that such a test is reasonable.
Thomas It. Marshall, democrat,
was inaugurated governor of Indiana'.
In his inaugural address Governor
Marshall said: "Let us approach the
discharge of our duties with rever
ence for tho high ideals upon which
our system of government is found
ed, and with a renewed sense of the
porsonal responsibility which rests
equally upon every man in Indiana
to see that all the inherent rights
of the people are preserved; that
officers do not usurp any function of
government which has not boon ex
pressly delegated to them, but give
and Mr. Higgins himself barely es
caped death by jumping from a
second story window.
Professor Abbott Lawrence Lowell,
professor of science of government
in Harvard college, has been chosen
to succeed Charles W. Eliot as presi
dent of that great school.
Weldon B. Hoyburn was re-elected
to the United States senate from
Idaho. The democrats voted lor
James L. McClear. The vote stood
Hoyburn 57, McClear 17.
An explosion occurred at Lick
Branch coal mines, Bluefield, W. Va.
It is estimated that from eighty-five
to one hundred lives were lost. A
large number of bodies have been
recovered already.
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John Shafroth, democrat, was in
augurated governor of Colorado.
From his inaugural address this par
agraph is taken: "The people of
Colorado at the recent election placed
us, as the representatives of the
democratic party, in power in this
state because of the promises and
pledges contained in our platform.
They will continue to intrust us with
that power so long as we give an
honest, economical administration
and enact into laws the reforms
which we advocated. The citizens
of Colorado are politically the most
independent of any in the union, and
if -we fail to fulfill our pledges they
will, with the same large majority
given us, consign us to oblivion.
These pledges constitute a contract
between the people and us and should
be faithfully fulfilled."
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Theodore E, Burton was formally
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W. H. Stubbs, republican, was in
augurated governor of Kansas.
. Herbert S. Hadley was inauc-iirnr-
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llrst republican to hold the place
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The U. S. POMOLOGIST
COL. GEO. B. BRACKETT, says:
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Judson HaTmon was inaugurated
governor of Ohio and in his inaugu
ral address said: "We must make
the state government more broadly
useful. Why stand by and let the
general government assume to reg
ulate state corporations becjiusA mW
enjraerG in fnrnratnfA nv, , i. . .-, . , woiw,
imhiT ;; r w M"'f y- uu lu"eu ceep a ie sum in
w0aw 41i ,,UU(, vuuiiuurue, loo,
and congress has the same right conn
uuiiuug uieir personal affairs as with
thoso of state corporations, no more
and no less. If concresa tra an
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OKLAHOMA BANKING LAW
(Continued from Page 6)
good such reserve, and if such bank
or association shall fail to do so for
a period of thirty days after such
notice, it shall be deemed to be in
solvent, and the bank commissioner
shall take possession of the same and
proceed in the manner provided in
this act relating to insolvent banks.
The bank commissioner may refuse
to consider, as a' part of its reserves,
balances due to any bank from any
other bank association which shall
refuse or neglect to furnish him with
such information- as he may require
from time to time relating to its
business with any other bank doing
uusmess unaer tins act, which shall
enable him to determine its solvency.
Provided, That all savings associa
tions -which do not transact a gen
eral banking business shall be re
quired to keep on hand at all times
in actual 'cash a sum equal to ten
per qent ot tneir deposits, and shall
eral jurisdiction over us, If we en
gage in commerce outside the state
wo may as well turn over the capitoi
to a federal commission and co
home." fa
shall not bo considered as money;
borrowed.
Section 13. Every officer, direc
tor, agent or cleric of any bank doing
business under the laws of the state
of Oklahoma' who wilfully and know
ingly subscribes to or makes any
false report, or any false statements
or entries in the books of such bank
or knowingly subscribes to or ex
hibits any false writings on paper,
with the intent to deceive any person
as to the condition of such bank,'
shall be deemed guilty of a' felony,
and shall be punished by a fine not
to exceed one thousand dollars or
by imprisonment in the state prison
not exceeding five years, or by both
fine and imprisoment.
Section 14. It shall be unlawful
for any active managing officer of.'
any bank organized or existing under
the laws of this state, to borrow
directly or indirectly, money from
the bank with which he is connected.
The officer authorizing a loan to any
of said persons, as well as the per
son receiving the same, shall be
deemed guilty of a larceny of the
amount borrowed.
Section 15. No bank .shall accept
or receive on deposit, with or with-v
out interest, any money, bank bills.'
or notes, or United States treasury
notes, gold or silver certificates, or
currency, or other notes, bills, checks,
or drafts when such bank is insolr.
vent; and any officer director, cash
ier, manage, member, party or mann
aging party of any-bank -who shalli
knowingly violate the provisions oft
this section, or be accessory to or
permit or connive at the receiving otk
accepting of any such deposit, shall
be guilty of a felony and upon- con-eviction
thereof shall be punished by
a fine not exceeding five "thousand;
dollars, or by imprisonment in, tho.
penitentiary not exceeding five, years';
or by both such fine, and .imprisons
ment. tl , ..r
Section 16. It shall be .unlawful"1
for any individual, firm or corpora'-'
tion to receive money upon deposit
or transact a banking business ex-'
cept as authorized by this aot,' or by
the laws relating to, trust companies.
Any person violating any provisions'
of this section, either, individually6-' otf -as
an interested party in any asstf-'
elation or corporatidn, shall bO'guilty
of a misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be fined in a' sumfaot
less than three hundred doHai'sltor
more than one thousand dollars.ifur
by imprisonment inj. the county, jail
not less than thirtydays noimor&
than one year, or by both such' fine
and imprisonment.?! rt trtrnv
Section 17. Every. bank4bBli$li
make at least four reports each ear' "
and oftener if called upon, tii Ijie
bank commissioner according fti' the
form which may be prescribdby
him, verified by oath or affirmation
of the president or cashier of Bucli
association, and attested by the' sig
natures of at least 'two of the direc
tors. Each such report shall eX'
hibit in detail and under the appro
priate heads the resourced andlia
bilities of the association at the close
of business on any past day by !him
specified, and shall be transmitted
to the bank commissioner witliin' ten
days after the receipt of a request
of requisition therefor by him, -and
snail oe published In the same form
vested in good bonds of the United
States or state, county, schodl dis
trict or municipal bonds of trm ffo
of Oklahoma, wnrfh f i ; : z.r rr: :.rx l,.,r.xt L" a.ttm?
' - w" muui iu wmuu il is maae to tne oanic com-
A fire at Now Haven, Conn., de
stroyed the residence of Samuel HIk
Blns, general manager of the New
lork, New Haven & Hartford rail
road. His mother lost her life his
mother-in-law, Mrs. M. E. Corbln
wife, daugh tor Isabel, his youn ns I dlacouilt ff f ommercial or business
aauei, ins joung son paper, actually owned by the persons,
par.
Section 12. The total liabilities
to any bank of any person, company,
corporation or firm for money bor
rowed, including in the liabilities of
the company or firm the liabilities
of the several members thereof, shall
not at any time exceed twenty per
cent of the capital stock of such
bank, actually paid in, but the dis
count of bills of exchange drawn in
buuu mini against actual existing
values, as collateral security, and a
missioner, within ten days after the
same is made, in a newspaper pub
lished in. the county in. which such
bank is established, for two inser-
tions at the expense of the bonier-,
and such proof of publication shall
be furnished within five days after
date of last publication, as may be
required by the bank commissioner.
The bank commissioner shall also
have power to call for special re
ports from any bank whenever, in
his judgment, the same are necessary
in order to gain a full and complete
knowledge of its condition. . Provld-
y
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