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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04
PAINFUL,
A Man Shoots Himself Through
the Head and Dies.

One of those alas but too FREQUENT
occurrences of determined suicide took
place yesterday night in the middle OF
our usually quiet city.
Yesterday morning man, about six
feet in height, of progressing ap-
pearance, dressed in dsrk-colored
clothes, had breakfast at the Chapman
House, on Fifth Street. Nothing OF q
peculiar character was observed in his
behavior. He was afterwards seen in
the Arcade Saloon, shaking" for
drinks, and then was lost sight of until
he turned up in W. H. Steven 8 store on
Fifth Street, where be inquired whether
they had any good pistols. Receiving
reply in the affirmative and that the
price was $14, he laid down 500 gold
piece. While the clerk was getting
him the change the unfortunate fellow
took aim at the side of his head (the
pistol having been loaded at his re-
quesD and pulled the trigger, with
i result that need pss further be de-
scribed. Insensisiiity followed the
preparation of the rash act, and death
in about one hour and twenty min
utes. The police were notified and
Doctors Condor and Bryant were called
in, who succeeded in extracting the
bullet, but no earthly power could save
his life.
THE 1EoUE;T.
An inquest was held at about 6
o'clock in the evening, Justice Thomas
D. Dee acting as coroner, being coroner
ex-ofhcio. The jury empanelIsd con-
sisted OF Geo. w. Carkins, Nephi Brown
and JOS. r. Payne. They examined
the body of the deceased, and $35 was
found on his person; also silver watch
and chain, with an article or two of
wearing apparel. He had some re-
ceipts, one for poll tax and for q dona.
ton to hospital fund, which bear Tire
name of J. Noy, San Francisco, from
which it is surmieed that that was the
deceased cognomen. There were also
two baggage checks found upon his
person for baggage from San Francisco.
The following witnesses were exam
med: W. q. Stevens, the 9Th street to-
bacconist, Mrs. Stevens, W. B. Fhomp-
son. 3 saloon keeper, and the indiyid-
ual claiming to have come from Provo
with the deceased named 8. T. Thomas.
Police Officer M. f. Brown also gave
testimony as to- the removing of the
body, etc. The jury then adjourned
until TO- day at $50 q. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04

Briefs.
AGAIN hot!.

AGAIN uOL!
THE Athletics and the Nationals will
try conclusions Oh the diamond at Lake
Park at an early date.
AN electric light has been placed in
position at Logan railroad depot. 1t is
q vast Improvement.
IT may interest some of our readers
to know that tomorrow a treaD, for
Syracuse will leave Ogden at TO- SQ,a. N.
The Ten-Cent circus was GRAMMAR
full on Thursday n1sht, while many
would-be sightseerS were unable to gain
sdmittarce.
MAIN StreeIs had its equilibrium soAe-
what distr. rhed yesterday by q suicide
OF most determined description. PaF-
ticulr .rs in another part OF our column.
rHE trustees of the Central School
lave added suitable room - !,
brsry. Contributions - .. - III - -.
gladly accepted. and one thanks given
for same BLU oo' 'N"nA' SVEN
Major V. NJ. G. SILVA hiss been sud-
denly summoned on business OF prl-
vate nature to California. The gentle
man bid du rer0sr TO the junction City
on Thursday night.
IKE old postott1ce on Main street pre-
sents quite deserted appearance, In
spite Of the great publicity that has
been given to the removal, people still
keep travelling up to the old site. Use
is second nature, no doubt.
DR.. ADAMS had case in hand yes
terday of dislocated elbow. The sui
ferer was Mr.. Nathan Rosenhsam, OF
this city, whose horse stumbled and
rolled over, with the result mentioned
He had the elbow put in proper posi-
ton and is said to be progressing fsvo Z.
ably. - ~
ONCE again the often talked about new
street, running west from Main, is the
subject of rumors of various kinds.
Surely an improvement like this, patent
as it is to every unpreiudiced person,
ought not to admit of much discussion,
or. at all events, much opposition.
Mr.. HURLBURT, druggist. slways
mindful of the interests of the inhabi-
tants of the junction City, especially
those who suffer from Sickness, has ap,-
pointed might clerk" who for the
future will be in attendance during the
night to administer to the wants Of suf-
fering humanity.
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Farr Family Excursion.

Yesterday morning, at about 1G
O'Clock. might have been seen the Og-
den excursion street car loaded-yes
toaded-with happy party, consisting
Of members of tae Farr family. who had
organized themselves into a family re-
union with headquarters at Syracuse.
They occupied the car only for trans
portation to the Union depot, where
they boarded the Utah Central train for
Ogden's famous bathing resort-Syra-
ouse. T1ere were Lightweight of the
family and a select party of friends,
invited as guests. At Syracuse
q magnificent time was enjoyed by all,
and everybody acknowledged that it
would be impossible to go for q days
out with, q jpllier crowd. Hon. Louis
Farr, the veteran, was among them,
and enjoyed himself as heartily as any
one.
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Baseball.

The contending armies connected. the
one with the Ogden Coop, and'the
other with the firms of Wright d Sons,
and stratford & Son, in full battle ar
ray, marshsled on Lester Square al
most before cock crow yesterday morn
ing. TO do or die" was evidently the
determination Of the belligerents, for an
expression of sombreness was on every
ones face; but good nature predomin-
Ated and nothing arose to mar the
pleasure that each OF the "reprisalists"
anticipated in '.wopping 'tother side."
Owing, it is said, to the 'peculiars" of
Johnny Herrick, which proved too
much for the Wright and Stratford
boys, the z. G. M. I. warriors proved
victorious, the game standing 10 to Z.
A. Stratford was the pitcher for the
Wright-Strstiord combination and did
his work well.
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O O. u e IN .

mt1Ilications from Correspondents on topics
Of public Interest, which should be adj
dressed to our branch office, and be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but as guaran-
tee of good faith"
tying this office of any failure In the de-
livery of this paper.
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Accident.

The 14-year old son of Mr.. r. Ian
caster. who resides on Eighth Street
between young and Main, met with an
accident on Thursday evening which
might have turned out to be of q more
serious character than happily it did.
1t Sc Ems Sat the young man was en-
gagged il - sting bricks on the Stevens
building Ia; in course of erection on
Fifth Stree, when plank of timber
fell from the top of the building. In its
decent it caught the head of the young
man and precipitated him to the ground
causing nasty cash on the side of his
head. Dr.. Powers has the patient in
charge and he believes that othing
more than temporary susr ension
from business will result from the mig
hap.
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Personals.

F. WOLFF. from Chicago, was in Og-
den yesterday.
w. r. VARIOUS. from the city OF
the Saints, arrived in the city yestsr-
day.
w. w. HAYES and wife, from Wichita,
Kansas, are registered at the Broom
Hotel.
PETER Cox. OF Butte, Montana, is
looking around.
e. E. DIVINE. from the capital, was
seen. in the Junction metropolis yester-
DAY.
g. n. BUReHARr has arrived from
Denver.
1 J. Il. KshwoarH came up yesterday
from Salt Lake City.
|; 8. Il. sCawARrz came in from San
Francisco yesterday morning.
B.. DaNN1soN. from Omaha, is al
present amongst US.
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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.

On and after
Tuesday, March los 1897
Trains viii run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04
Police Court.

All Wong. the Chinese gambler, who
was arrested about 9 year ago by the
city authorities for gambling oEense,
and who Skipped the country, was
re arrested on Thursday. Yesterday
hs had q hearing, the result being that
he was found guilty. He will be SEN
fenced to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04

Connects with Utah CenzSr train Leaving.
SaleEAke stJ.W IA
tc6npeoK vita unh csstsl trAia arriv
eas SsA Lake ct Ap.a.
fsesp oalTNpcn sgHala
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
tcad6my Of The Visitation

IN DELAWARE AVENUE, viii resume
its soholAatio exercises on the md MON.
pa SfSsptemDer. FOR toFmI, apply 70 tbs
Lady SuDeriGresa. 40 ial
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

EEVHSR IN pears ego slsslEie lighis
wa1e SAGA noyeaIy thai people q 'sk a
b places whore they were 70 ses thea
IN operation. N5w, no asVeE, We learn
tom he remarks Of the pFsstdeat Of
he slssuioAl oonvahtt6n RsOsnlly hnld
10 Hsw YJEk, there ere Z. s1l pianls
q lastAItons In thtu country, seeding
. At light through asa 800 Are aud 925.
90 tneapdeecsnt I0mpL Tasas aEa
driven By engines Aggrsgatlng 459 4so
hoFss-powoE. which Consumed enough
coal during the past yeAE 70 make q
s5lid column Of susi 100 teet squAre
End over one mile high. These ngure'
show the wonderful rApldlty with
which elsoiFio lighting has spread slncs
IIs Iniroduosion inbo tails oOautry.
e eslEioily Il the light OF The period
Snd - Il ls 10 npsFAlloa in mauy other
oiEiss and GWnS. We wonder hos long
Il will be before the strooiu OF VII.
mIuEton ere lighted with II In prefer
eBos 70 ell other kinds Of ArliaoiAl IL
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

DR.. ZIbA p. waiter, Of Msristta,
Ohlo, having attendsd his fAtheR'a
funeral 81 HookssSin, on ThuFsdAy last.
visited the fAFm 10 ChFiasiAnA Hundred
on Sunday, where be passed the hrst
aftssn yeaEs Of ala llfa, In order 10 take
look ut old landmAlk and revive
cherished memories. he will return 70
Ohto In . lev daya, Whefo he vii De.
vote his time 70 bis numerous patients,
and thus add 70 the welfare Of the cou-
munity. he WAs accompanied By bis
wife, who IL an Ohio lady, and the visit
By her 10 Kennett aud viciblty will
form an epoch in her life that will not
soon be fOIRottsn. We ar0 pleased q
learn that Dr. walters iAborS In Mari.
alta and Vicinity have besn not only
spi sSiAted, but also reasonably profits-
bic.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
srArIsrIos shos mai durl5k the

STATISTICS shov that durl5k tn
year 1888, for every dollar paid b.
Eaglish WoFk'pamen for living ex
panEos, ihe WoIkingmen in AAssaohu
sss,s paid ons dollar and Seventeen
cents, and for every dollar In wages 70
DelVed by English WorklBgmen Ameri
can WOtkinSaen In NASsAchusetIs re
osIved one dollar and seventy-seVeE
cents. This shows thAt while the ave
rage wages In sA3husstts was II
per cent higher thSn In EagiAnd, thI
cost OF living Was but II per oen,
greater, leaving y dffsrsnse OF 90 pei
osnk In favor Of the A neEloau work
lagmsn. That thts result IL brough
about by the protection 70 American
labor which We noW enjoy Is apparent,
and II is equally true that II this pro
tsctlou IL removed our mechanics and
working men will be placed IN the saua.
condition 81 hose Of Great BeltAln, and
compelled 70 work for the same wages,
without . oorresp ION ding decrease In thf
C0sI Of the neOossaFies OF life. This IL
che iS'ue OF the present oSmpaign; the
DsmoSrRtl, party propose 70 FsduSs the
WOrklnkmsn Of this county 70 the Level
Of those OF Great Britain, while the B.
pubiloSus propose 70 con linus the proa.
emit prosperity By maintaining pFolso.
slon, and thus preventing the proauoll
Of the cheap workers OF tree trade eoun
tries being brought tnto competition
With the work OF our mechanics. 2 Til,
one party iAvoFs free trade With all IL
attendant evils, aud II this party should
succeed At the coming election will Ger.
tAinly IT a o. IL on this country. o.
ths other hand, The Rspu 5lioAn parry
fAVOrs . continuance OF thai pFoteollon
under Whloh our osunIy has, for The
past tEenty-neVen years prospsred.
under which It's Industries have been
increased, and Wal,h has enabled ils
msohAnica aud WorkIngmsn to oWp
their homes, and IN many inBlAn oeS 90
cure . COMPETENCY for old age Shall
this oontlbus or NOS, Ia tAs vital Ques
sion the voters will have 10 decide mex
November.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

ct. LOUIS, Sept Q There IL . bittsI
race war going on In EASt Osror delet
H.. just oppotite SouihSL Louis, which
threAtsns TO terminate seriouSly TO NOR
row when IN election for achool diHte
trs will be held. The whites COZ tro
the schools aud have appointed james
Stewart, = negro, 20 teach the school eel
apart for ooloFed children. The negroes
objso to Stewart, and II they fall q
Elect majority OF the board 10 moTToS
threaten to eject him from the school by
force. There have been several en-.
o0untsrs growing out OF the truuble, and
one negro was shot and seriously
Voundsd. LAST night an attempt Wss
made By the negroes 10 assassin ate
Judge Sherman. who has ruled ARAiDsi
tat m on several cases.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Henriettas in all the new
fall shades have made the ir
DO ". All wool and with a
silky sheen that no mere
calendering can give; 1t must
come from the wool and the
weave. In most of the stores
Cashmere with an extra
smooth face goes as Hen
riettI A little wear and the
fr u ! shows. When we say
Henrietta we don't mean
Ca hmere or any make-be-
lieve. These new corners
are all 46 inches uiae; price
75c, 81 and SI.25.
Colored Silk Warp Hem
rlettas, 40 in 81 %. Latest
tlntings.
New Colored Cashmere,
40 in, so and co..
just a glance at the new
things to day. They are
tumbling in over each other
ike breakers at the shore.
Northesst Of ceat e.
II your feet fit the shoes
you won't hesitate at these
prices. Ends of sizes most.
ly. Quality excellent, styles
correct, often at halt or third.
42o pairs this morning. AL
for men.
Hand made, best calf and best work
odd sizes and Widths, originally a
IS and 81; now 81.
Plain Congress, Ms 5, 8 and 6
b were T.; now t3
Fiae MAchine.sewed Congress, Nos G
8, SjG Q; were q; now g.
Finest Hand made Cap Toe Congress
A and b lass, Nos. 5 TO 9; were s.
now 81
Calf Hand sewed Lace Shoes, sizes {
o. Z, "a, 5, 81 were 81 so; no,
1880.
Fne Calf, Cop London Toe Lac
Shoes, @ and d widths, sizes ~ ,
81, Q, "a, 10, 10Y, II; now 81
> Fine Calf, London Cap Lace Shoe
sizes ~, 80, ~, 10, lO}E, ],
we're IS; now 81.
Fine Calf, Hana-gelt Lace Shoe
tizes :, ~, s, 81; were t5;now s
, Fine Kangaroo Congress, Hand sew
} ed, A aud Is widths sizes 50,
6H,7, ~, 8; were s.; now g
/ % Pairs Patent L ather, Rutto
Is were So, now s..
l. Market street side, west Of Main Ais
9 john WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

TEE PRACTICAL Effects of high
iioense in PRliAdslphiA are extremely
arAtltyiDR. TnsIs are fewer saloons
EOnstQu,nily less liqaor iS drsDk, and
AheEe Ia . corresponding decrease In 10
temperance and its evils. There are
fewer srrsstS, and toe nuabsF OF o1m .
mitmenIB 10 tbs II Juse OF Correction
since the neE Law has been In force
are less than lhty ever have been, dur
IpR the ssme length OF time, since the
lnatlIutien was built. WhAt the eGeoi
IL or nsy be on many houses Nc d. NOT
knOW, nnt Judging nom The apparent
results, IL CANNOT but DO beDeh DiAl
1hsso coed ELECTS are more than hes
evtE been accomplished BY prohibition
~ wherever Is hiss been TTied Il hat
never % Jet lasJEd the purpOs FOL
which 1t was Intended, and It's main re-
suit hes bean 70 dsOriVs the sIAle Of 70
venue from Gbis source. without dimin
iShtDR The sale or consumption OF IL
Quor.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
IIPAEttBEITB lITaLeItBII
U eIEa ! hILLIgh blSTRIb1TEl
Louisiana StAteLOttsry Company

Incorporated By the Legislature In 1895,
for Educational and charitable puTpoBaa
and Its franchise made ParG Of the present
state Constitution, In 1879, By an over
Wholming populAS vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDIHAR
DkAMeA as TAX . place semi Anuu
mily dune and dec smberl, AND kta
3kAh - SINGLE n I'm Bhk DRAW
lhGs take ptsso ON each Of the
Other ten nOnthB I'm the year, and
are All drawn In public, At Ihs
Academy Of n uaAc, keW Orleans, L.is,
I'VE do hereby certify thEt We EupsrVis,
tue Arrangements for all the mOusnly AnC
SemlAnnuAl Drawings OF The LouiaiAni
StAte Lottery o., and In person mAnaE,
and control the drawings themselves, ant
that the same are conducted with hoLoGty
fairness and 10 Rood faith toward All parties
and We authorize tha company 10 use u
oeTtthcat8, with f2oHiulllbB OF cur EtErktuY@i
sItaohsd In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

'a1oETsposdsass or tho Republican.

KESToA, Del, sept. 1-Kentou ct
the present time ID thoroughly alive.
Tb'Es 10 one oaB ming establishment and
sour vspoTAtOrs In operation, employ
anR about all the hands In toWn.
Mothers, hOps and daughters are busily
engaged In pairing peHote s and tomatoes.
Toe pk OsphAte factory IL also very
buy. The pesob DRIP 10 good 81 d one
q tAn Tee the beneficial effects upon the
comDuDity. TIE Kenton N. q Sun.
nsy School went TO Woodland Beach
IN Wee n adAy the 2grN ulE. and had
very PltSsSDt time T. Fs stoF, " hilt
going In bathing, hurt LiS large toe SO
ihAt the bhii had to ts rep eyed by .
physic an, tni he vii r.: b. able n
wear 81 oe for some weebs. Be vi
hoPt5tE, occupy his pu pie regularly
W W EHARP
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

II TIE RspuDl sAns Of New CASTLE
and Ksnl oounIies are Wise enough to
i@pTOVs the opportunity, the disIen.
lions In The D mooTAlio ranks will b
for Their bentAs TIE recent oonYen.
alLns In Kent AHd Sussex counties
GisATly AhOW that he Salisbury family
has bean shorne Of It's poser, aud thA.
Ahs BE! ard faction 10 on Top. For ovs.
shir;y years The s uIsbuIys have beer
. polk nj factor 10 the polihos OF The
Sac, a'd oo9u pied the sans poslhoL
In The loser 3ountrs thA! BAyArd h.:
In NsW CASTLE. Nos, no sSver, thu
day OF their defeat has come, and they
have BEEN alAuRhlsrsd In lhe house 0
khelE iriebdG 10 NsV Castle county,
ahs opposing iActious for the L,vy
Court ere wSging = var 70 the hilI aud
adding TO the general Fupiurs will
which The DemooFAno party OF thi
B;Aie lie tbTeAIeutd. T. Ihs Rspuoi
oAAs ere wise they will no. let the
opportunities pNsB nulmprovsi.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

IcopMuHIcATEp


potics that james w. Agnew, OF tho
Six ward 10 this city, has been an
nOuno d &c . Rsp1b licAn candidate for
County Assessor fur the district COM
p ,sed OF tho Sixth, Seventh and Ninth
wards. Mr. AgneW has resided IN thiA
city . bic life; he is IN Intelligent man
and well quslified Tor the position above
named. he Is also IN active, energetic
man, q good judge Of the value Of prop
cry, aid be YOU d, u elected, perform
the duties OF said once with credit to
HIM self and TO the Republican party, OF
which be faa lopg ben an earnest and
active member Whilst have not one
word to ssy sRnir ct the other gentlemen
who have fitred themselves as candi.
dates for said once, am fully con.
WINGED thu; Mr. AgneW is much better
qualified to ill the position named than
any Of the pesscus spoken OF as prot able
for A SCISSOR Ia said district,
and his friends should rally 81 ores ~
secure his nomination.
Very respectfully suhmlttsd,
SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

WE ARE loAIhe 10 believe that Rsv
n. X Fsilon expressed the v,sWB Of
the NJ jrl,y Of Catholics when be said
yesterdsy that The B,Aa or Govern
nent has no more right Io edueA,e tie
children OF iN eiilzjas lkkn IL has 10
bay them candies or soys." This may
b Ahe Rev. genllsmAn's view OF Ih,
matter, and ~ this 10 free country hS
e osr EAlnly entitled 70 hold II oJnoeru,
ing this matter. We bslieVe, however
shat tho Catholic 0hurib, ~ . body
believes thai IL is Ihs duty OF the sIAs
10 $50 that Ibe obilaEen are educated
although thsEe may be . differences o
opinion respecting the manner In WhIol
Il u dona CSthoiil parents mSy preis
AhAB thelE ohIldFon's eduOGtIon sh0ul
combine instEu stlon from the chur lh
and 90 lOr 8 ~ they choose 70 have thel
own sohos IL for lhis purpose Il IL OIL
right and proper, and We wish thsa
BVeIy Euoosss In the work.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPT, 1883,
q 10 O'Clock q. n.

The following described real estate, vfnt
An that tract oflAnd and mArah tituate in
81. Georgia hundred aad partly An Red Lien
hundred. New Castle county and STATE OF
70 wit:
Beginnipg at stake on the westerly side Of
the public road leading 10 Delaware City q
ming thence By the said road south az degrees
weot u chains % links TO = corner for land OF
samuel and james T. Carpenter thence by
SAID land north ~ degrees west % chaias 9
degrees west chains 90 iiHks north u degree
west chAlnl o. LINKS south 10 degrees west
chains 70 llnks north 81 degrees west chains
n forth IN deareea west chains ps linka north
ION degrees west chAias "a liuks north $50
| degrees east chains ls links 70 the centre Of
an old cIeet, thence by said creek north i6 "a
grees west chains q iipis 70 4 corner for
these premlsee and land OF the said Samuel
and James 7, Carpent ter and land OF william
nCrih si-4 degrees east ehsIps 81 I'M 70 he
centre ofa canal corner fer land late OF
James meMtllin, thence with said canal and
said last mentioned land north eslS degrees
chains to the centre OF the old creek and
through for eorne- Of marsh Of James Henry
and william heybold, thence by the several
corr GO 81 TIE said creek, and the line OF the
said Rsybold'H land 10 point In the centre OF
the creek where line running from the mp
land tHterserts aAid creek. thence south "a
degrees, east y chains to the place OF begin
more or les with the buildings thereon
SEIZED and taken / n execution as the prop.
erty Of John LonglAnd and Ann, his wife,
y, n9.rtsag9rs. ndz-nas Longland, I. AID
elLEs JAMESON, sheriff.
sherins once, wilmington, August q, 1855
aue7-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

n sAJB-L!
ySIIsaIl6p OF
,ss6GSDdHn
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
T1HK AE1lsAns' sAJIau BAEK.
\ no. SOa MARKET sTnw.

INooRPORATzD....s.... n lBRl
Open " receive deposits daily from am
anti p. m, and on Tuesday and BAtaFday
evenings nom I TO 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
prorts upon its Investments, except % much
as ts required fer the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for tbs
security OF depOsitorS, shall be divided
Gm0nG the depo1itors.
No manager is allowed 70 borrow any part
OF the funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, 5. Allen HilIss,
". Wesle , Woldin, Alexander J. HIATT
Geo. y. OApOllo n. X, Benson,
OhAe. ". Rowland, job h. Jackson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, IT., Anthony Higgins
Henry Y. Dufe, Washington HsstinGa
MONEY LOANED ON MOBT9AGkh,
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President. Vice Pesid eit,
Is. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
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