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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
R1siiI Notiep


STATE "T kAS-A~, Office "f county Clerk
County oG Saline. \ January 18TH. 1881.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. Thsi on
~ the i2ih da 81 January, let. n petition
signed hy Peter WaryiTum and ~ others. WIS
prevented io the Boarh of touuiy Commits
Loners of the county and state aforesaid.
praying for the opeuinz Of n certain rad.
Described n follnws, Viz: Beginning NJ the
northenEt corner of ton :. and the north
west erncr of secfinn 4. and to continue on
s.6lion line Sss.4th tar-c miles On the sButh-
east corner Of section ~ aud the southwest
corur. of section ~ Thence Ia connect with
y iaid-out rad running east and west In
township ~ south. range west 9Th r. ".
The said road To he ~ feet Wide.
Nhereupon. said Boartl of t'ouniy Com
mntissioneTs appointed the following m med
q. efSs,ns, viz Michaei nprr ~. T.. johnson
siiid Charles swanson viewers, with In
s'tud iisuS tn meet. In cnhjun' iion with the
County surveyor, Mt the huu-e Of Peter
" aTlTuni. IN summit toun~hipon Thursday
the irh day of haf,h A o.. issi. End pro-
Cessi 10 view said rosd. snd give alt parties q
hearing.
~ order Of the Boar,i of ten siy Commits.
sissnrrs,
n. ,. ADDISON.
sEALi County clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
SntnrtlnN. Ihc lGth lIaY of
Sherifs Sale.


The Phelps 4 Bislow wIndl
Mill Company St'ase No. iijl.
gs
Andrpas ", IsgT.
Hy virtue Ell 90 order Of sale t-sufu opt ui
the district court at the Thrtirth iuIirini -
trict within i.gi for the county, ct Saline aud
STATE. nt kaI'=iS. ~ ttis 9l-tvt' ruiitird c-se,
and To hic 'liT"ciCti and dciis rtpfi. ! will un
Saturday. the 10th day Of May,
.. o IslI. nj i..i o'rlurk n. VA. of stiI day, ni
the ,-,-I T. ~ the ruurt hons. Ia Ihs city ~
-'IiiH SE'!1, county, Kansas oIi.r fer sale
20 pul'''.' action and sell Ia the highest and
b"st hi.',i'f i.'i cash Ia hand, the following
dr-rT.'tci " ~ state, in-wit
Tie ~f'u'I '.3st quarter IL - Df the Soui u
west quarter AMI the south west quarter
1901 ~ e -'.ilf.I eat quarter "a of section
twenty 81 ut - In township bruTiprn un
auth of iiH'ls" five ~ west 0t III" SiNth prin-
ripit meridian IN Saline county aud state Of
Kansas. Au.i Ia hc sold suijsFt Ia n lien In
favor of the ~. joseph IS,sn and Trust cum
nany for the sum ot three hundred MI sixty
Two - tN dulllTS fas2 = it, aud interest
thsTEpn, EiIh tcnementS, hrrJ-litnm' Mt and
HppuTtsnauc,-S theTIuutO ls'Ionring said
real estate = taken n the property at the
Rboye named defendants, With,Iii appraiSP-
meni aud will be- sold To- satisfy said UTtler of
sale or n pnrt thereof.
Given nr,lrT my ha'd this Iiih day oI April,
4 u. lssi. FEEp ~. QTIECY,
sheriff of Saline County, Ksnsa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
Anrnns Ar. R.zhs.n ahls.

A necessity Of the moment b apruns.
Some worn st the sewing glasses srs
very Frenchy. These sreof black Chan
thy lace, ornarnented with tiny velvet
bows White ones are seldom used, and
are made Of vaienciennes insertion over
SILK. A few New York women have
made IN effort 10 introduce &C these In
formal affairs-tbe sewing classes-ths
soft silk turbans which were seen In
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11

br tse tbur's tgFtEutFut tttie.
This Ereai French TrHrelS nets directly
ann ibe Digestive orrans and i-szitlveiy
cars-s suppression of tho mruscs from xhat-
ever cause and all periodical troubies fsecu-
liar Tn womens safe. Fp!iaElr remedy war
ranted tn excite menstruntlnn. should mt
~ usrd during pregnancy. Pail directions
accompany Ing zach box hy mail - = bOx CT
three hBr a. The genuine article supplied
by druggists IA Saliva. *. Rrnun 81. horn
Kuns a Ma;itson, Ne DoweiI a Curry, Pur-
cell. Stevens On.
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Nnlicc.

SALIVA. Kansas Jan. IG lei.
SEALEp PRDpU-ALS to perform the
~ tIrti.-> of County Physician fnr me year,
viii b. 49, sived ut the office eft the Couniy
@ i'-'E - Saiing Goanty, kansas, until "
n'cI'rk IA Saturday. January q, ISiI The
tOunty ~ y-irinn must furnish hts TE,'i-
rine-. ducior the sl"E inirai'~ 90 40" "uni y
Asylum aud Jail a''h I.nf.,.iE' ~ duties en-
t4stlie,l ~ itIr UoutTaTi ~ AL. sab it'tiuHt
Physician tor 'hp wear $50. : -. q oi so
~ - ft}ui 81 81 - p'fN sIriru ~riNtus
80. ap:-. ss'urui fer tA.s faithful .ii>sharg,.
~ Is .,s..t : 70 o. u - Co. ~Pt.'Uvrd by
10, q. act Tnu'tN f't..sstf .t.,rtsr<. Pro
.. ...l- 9. ri.d'Ts'd: Pr Is...'I i.u Conr'y
- - .s. "
n. j. ADDiSpN,
County CierE.
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rrxK PLAYIsa cARpa.

Send Ten (lo) cents in stamps or
coin 20 John sebxstian, QsH'I Tat
snd Pass. As't Chicago. Rock Island
q Pacific Ry., for Q pack Of the
latest, smoothest, sliekest staying
cards that ever eiaadened the eyes
and rippled aicng the fngefs of The
devotes 70 Heyen-Up, Cssino, Dutch,
Euchsre, whist eF any csher ancient
mensyis worth avs times svsr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
,JATF nF KANSAS.

u ! 7 Y w h.NNWhN.l ~ TTIt I'FfIIIaIf
Court IN aud for
IOrSTN az SALINE said county.
Ia the matter Of the estate Of John r Olson,
der fs.-tl.
NOTICE IL HEUEBN GIVEN, That letters
~ Of a,iniIuiSt rlttun have been granted to
thr undersigned on he estate of John T. Oisnn
i'ir 81 said county. dsrtusI,i. by the honoFa-
he. The rft.lsatc Court 1T the county and
- ic aiur'-said, dated the 9Th day oG Janu-
-Tv. \. %. 1871. Now, all y 'rsunS having
-iair.S s"aii 4 said estate nIl hereby notified
thai tii.-N must present the sss.r.s. tn the
uih, fsi.nssi tar .,ll1wnnrP, y hiu one year
I:oin i.t q ,Ir of said letter. "T they may he
pr-riu,l"d frpT any b-nrfii of such estate:
aud that VI such claims b. not exhibited
within three years after the date 81 said let
ters they shall bs forever haFTtri.
y. J. TIIDIt~TENBERG,
Administrator.
January. 5th. lSai.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11

VIVA Bshy wss -, - s.ss k.r c<auA
WA sAsvs Q czad. - eri,a Cor cuaaziA
WA - bscsns IN. IN csass % os-xaA
WA sshsa chAarsn. shspvshsz c.ss~ia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
ARTEMUS TO LINCOLN.

eELEcTIoNs FROM THE WRITINGS
or ARTEnUs WARD.
Ne Pays . VtEit 70 the President Elect
- ssrsagAsIA, lila, aBA LsaAs Hin Up
VIA Chanks 81 nsBeIy WIsAon-Ths
cFOvd e omes seeksss.
nsaf vish O. ". D1llngham, Nsv Y0k, pub
VII.
uHRvuW WITH PRkzzDKET LINCOLN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11

HAV no politics. Nary .
one. I'm not in the biEineA
II I Wa, I spose I should
boiler versifrusly in the
streets ct mite and 60 home
TO Betsy Jsne Enellin Of coal
ia and gin. In the rnoF7in. I
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11
Castoria.

~cassoFia = n szsSilsat EsdIcins for eh1-
enA Hothsrs have repsatsdly tod M q IL
geod sRses upos thelF chEIdrsa"
DR- O. c. osoooD,
Lounfl. nasa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-11

FntNNHF HNa
FACT "ECT
CnO "CO
NNDTJI II CHTTH
NoN n dIlu ONO i II
An
- ATHT a ~ a MS
S834e ~ NA4o sc
-
urIoH PACIFIC CHAiN LiEEl
xAsr norxp.
No. = mail snsl express -- I2O a m
No. nj. local mr.. :. RECOMMENDATION kOnm
No. IA. local MT accommodation app n
No. is, freight -. TOh IN
with through sleeper 10 ~. Louis
WEST Bouxp.
No. !, mail express,deParts.. ......- $40 p. m
no expfess arrives -. ...-----. t-@ a m
No. u, freight accommodation T.o q m
No: u local freight aeoonlodAtion TS .. m
NO. sa solid restibuled Train from INT
0At"' WIN 'nIOukh S'ee ps' i'"'n ~ DooiN
hefHEhsoS BhASCH 20. ~
Mixed leaves Isb q arrives IJ~ y. m
No sunday trains.
LIEcoLS HRAScH fu.PJ
Mixed leaves SlB q m arrives l:D D. m
No sunday trains.
nis-ouEi fAciFiC'
Passenger east No. , p ...-- AIS q. m
Accom- mediation, enSt mo SD I0lO a m
Pssscnser, west mo. sri -. o.. IA :. m
Louis and Pueblo aud Denver and Close con-
nection for all points east and vest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

0FFiCE OF THE SEATTLE & EASTERN
Noce Is hereby given that pursuant to the bylaws
OF the company the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Seattle Eastern Construction Conn
pahy VIII be held at the ONCE of the company in
the city OF Seattle, Wash. AZ ~ O'clock m on
Thursday, 2lst Of May, 1891, for the purross ~
Erecting trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business as NAV IeralIv
come before the meeting.
JOHN CRAIG, seeretary
Seattle, Wash, 18th April, 1891
NOTICE To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0F
~ the Seattle Coal and Iron Company To the
stockhoders: Notice Is hereby given that mr.
suant TO the bylaws OF the company the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Seattle coal
and Iron Company will be- he'd af the offira ~
the company, in tbs city OF Seattle Wash ar II
O'Clock a. m, on Thursday, the 2lst OF Nav 1901
Tor TIE purpose of eecting officers for the ensu'
ing year and the transaction of such other hnsi.
ness as may legally come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary
Seattle. Wash, April 80. 1891
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BLACKsMTrHTyG.

pOBERT @. WESTERMAN. HEAVY FORG-
AZ ing and general blacksmithiug. machine, ship
Steamboat and building work; ali kinds OF logging
and mill tools manufactured West street; north
81 Yesl<r avenue. p. q. Box III, seattle, Wash,
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FOR Ell CHANGE.

ENoR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD FARM
u Fine business property with residence over
head; income from property 81 200 yearly: prop
stein building
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PIERS ON4L.

p. WILSON, 1878 THIRD STREET
- gIeand noor, psnHAn slaa teacher; card writ
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NOTICE TO Contractors.

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO IL NJ,
II June i. for the construction of school build
Ing according to plans and specifications which
be at the Office of the school clerk IN Lar
tona, Wash. BY order of board directors.
WILLIAM C0PESTICk.
Clerk District No 90.
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CoFFIS--At the family residence, No. $50 Hous-
ton street, Seattle, at IL a. m. Monday, May 1S
1891. of typhoid fever. Charles l., eldest son OF
MI and Mrs. J. w. Coffin aged % years. Funeral
at Cross e. Co.'S at IL a. m. Wednesday, May 20
California, Oregon and Iowa papers please copy
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BORN.
DIED.

BRowyE-on Friday. May Is, 1891. to the wife
OF Professor r. ]. Browne,
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

EGGAN BROS. HAVE JUST OPENED An
u elegant Photographic studio At No lib Marion
street.
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MARBLE AxD GRANITE FORKS.

NV ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS, COR
IN ner Sixth and Pike streets Seattle: all kinds
cemetery work ON shortest notice; designs fur
pished on application.
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AssAYERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ f. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOH
". Chamber of Commerce: mines examined as
saving and chemical work of all kinds done. Room,
AZ. 49, 80 sullivan building. Front. between
Cherry and Columbia
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FOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.
CtARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VOICE.
~ Miss Martha g Brown, pupil OF Nine Cappiani,
OF New York; violin. Mr. Heinrich Israel OF the
Conservatory of Frankfort: piano, harmony and
orcheStration, Mr.. Edmund Morse; weekly lee
lures free 10 Students Edmund Morse, director.
Burke building second and Marion
HERMAN JULICH-WHOLESALE AND RE-
IL tail importer and dealer tn European and
American music; complete depot of Peters Litoln,
Breitkon Il Haertel, Gotta editions, etc, etc:
Shtrmer's and Ditson's American editions; opera
scores and musical literature; most complete
stock or the Pacific coast Room 81 Hinckley
block, seattle, Wash.
4 DELA1DE HOLMES, VOCALIST, ROOM So
n Frye block. Thursday at Port Townsend
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
w block. rooms SS5-SSS; vocal culture and in
strumeDtai music; academic department. and gen.
eral music school. Mrs Willard. principal.
-
IRT.s
g Observation-Disclosures ARTIST; OIL
~. ana crayon portrfitss photographs copied and
enlarged 70 life sire. 324 Occidental block.
John NoGLEBURG's PORTRAIT STUDIO.
- room IS Kline & Rosenberg block, Front foot
Cherry.
Mss NELLIE HAZLEWoOp, ART STUDIO
~u6oom All Br&lsr block
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FOR sALE-THE STORE AND GOOD WILL
Il OF the Pacific Tanning Extract COMPANY Clal-
lam bay, Wash this company gives steady en-
pIoyment TO large number of men: here is q fine
dress Pacific Tanning Extract Company, Clallam
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

NOR RENTAL COMPLETE. FURNISHED
II lodging house: 80 rooms; 5000 month; max
ing money. Morgan, 20 Union block.
E,OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALONZO
Il Huh. Olympic block.
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w W. HoUGHToN, THE JEwELER, HAS
w moved from 500 Second to o07 Front street,
Yesler building
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THE RECENT FIRM OF JONES & HURD
has this day dissolved by mutual consent, w.
+. Jones retiring. The firm of Hurd & Hills viii
continue the business at the same place and will
collect all bills of the old frm and assume all ob-
cations
w. Z. JONES,
f. II. HURD
Seattle May Is 1891.
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ROE sALE-REAL Esrxrr

LsOR SALE-T HAVE A NICE HOME rrrs. !.
II 20 the business center that viii seY = =. !
thirds Its value on terms: house Of rooins. y,
60zl20 good view. +. W. Ainsworsh. ssis y. y
ond street.
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u Nv MANI MONEY-A
4 party being obliged 10 raise q sum of money at
snort notice offers to sell at 20 per cent discount
thrty shares OF stock In an Incorporated manufac-
turing establishment doing a large business: profits
50 per cent: any one having money To invest baf-
telligencer. ~ N
k'oR hkNT-oNE STORE SUITABLE FOR
Il meat or grocery business; / bakery GOOD
stand: seven room house near cable; S25 per
month; all modern oonvenences; several rooms
suitable for light housekeeping: So 10 slh mar
month. Apply room sos Burke building.
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MONEY, MONEY. MoNEY-To LEND ON
Iu short terms Nickel, Douthitt building,
Second street
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10

in front of Crescent, Donald Nick
third.
The third heat was between Don
aid Mex and Nora G to the half,
when Donald NICK again broke and
dropped to last position. Nora G.
won without any trouble. Crescent
and Ruby Wilkes not having won
heat in FIVE, were drawn, and only
three started in this heat. Sum-
mary.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10
Why DOn't Won stop

Coughing before the entire mu-
cous membrane lining the air pas
sage leading to the lungs becomes
intiamed, as it surely will be from a
cough neglected. There is but one
remedy that gives instant relief and
cures quickly. DR.. Hale's Household
Cough Cure cures every kind of
cough from a simple cold to incipient
consumption. 20 and SOC bottles at
Carpenters South Side drug store.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10

the winner lead almost from start
to finish, but in the second Kate
Hamilton lead into the stretch be-
fore being overhauled. Summary:
Spray, b m. by Princeton,
dam by Westwood; Blu
ford q Tarlton, Lexing-
ton, ky.."....................... dis
Cecie Lewis, CHI m, by Pen
rose, dam by Black Eagle;
Bowen & Holton, Forks
of Elkhorn, Ky................ 8 dis
Eggman, b s, by Egbert,
dam by Black Jack; J. A.
Works, Louisville, KY. dis
Kate Hamilton, b m, by
Ravenwood, dam by
Smuggler; A. NJ. Hamif-
ton, Wheeling, w. Va..... 222
Banner Bearer, b s, by
Standard Bearer, dam by
Am erican Clay; w. l..
Crabb q Son, Eminence,
.............................. l l l
Time 2:253, 1872 2:36.
When it is considered that it was
the initial meeting of the Associa-
ton, together with the very short
notice upon which it was arranged,
its success can best be described as
phenomenal, and it is due to the
"hustling" qualities of the officers
and especially to Mr.. Geo. H. Wat
son, the clever Secretary, who did
everything that could be done in the
short time allowed him. The patron
age was very liberal, and the officers
are encouraged to make the Frank
fort Trots permanent fixture. 1t is
needless to say the second meeting
next year will be even better arranged
than the first one, and more widely
advertised and if the Frankfort
Trotting Association is not perma-
nent success it will not be the fault
OF the gentlemen who at present
have the direction of it's affairs.
Following is a list of the horses
trotting for records and the results:
FIRST DAY.
First figures time started against;
second, result of fastest heats.)
Earl, by Princeps, Look & Smith,
Louisville, KY; 2:232-2:242.
Midvale Prince, by Red Wilkes,
same; 2:4O-2:38.
Banner Bearer, by Standard Bear
err, w. L, Crabb & Son, Eminence;
3:Oo-2:29.
Gettysburg, by Gen. Hancock,
Railey Bros, Versailles; 2:29-2:294.
Niscaleta. by Earl, Look & Smith,
Louisville. 2:3Oi-2:32!.
Dictor, by Col. Hambrick, R. H.
Wilson, Woodlake; 2;45-2;39l.
SECOND DAY.
Lizzie Harold, by Marietho, Look &
Smith, Louisville; 2;4O-2:37.
Pattie Moore, by the King, w. T.
Turner, Versailles; 1921 z2:S8l.
Fetlock, by Warlock, Railey Bros,
Versailles; 3:OO-2:42.
Yuletide, by Lord Russell, A. J.
Spring Station; 2;33-2:333.
Latosca, by Madrid, r. P. Pepper
& Son, Frankfort; 2:35-237
Midvale Prince, by Red Wilkes,
Look & Smith, Louisville; 2:3S-2:31f.
Nellie Earl, by Earl, same; 2:49-
pal.
Pastime, by Lord Russell, A. ].
Spring Station; 2:3O-2:27t.
Reality, by Pretender, w. L. Crabb
& Son, Eminence; 2:SO-2:2s4.
Charlie r., by Madrid, w. T. Tur-
ner, Versailles; 2:40-2:35.
Jessica, by Onward, g. w. Ayres,
Duckers; 2:45-2:43i.
Yarmouth, by Sandwich, A. j.
A Alexander; 2:3O-2:973.
Costard, by Onward, Look & Smith;
Dictor, by Col. Hambrick r. II.
Wilson, Woodlake; 2;39-2;37l.
A number of horses started for
records on Thursday also, but we
we're unable to obtain list of them.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.

For stylish and pretty dress goods,
call and see our line.
2-tf, WEITzEL & ODoNNELL.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10

The last race ofthe day, and the
meeting was won easily by Banner
Bearer in straight heats. 1t was
nearly dark before the last heat was
trotted. In the first and third heats
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10

The second race was the 800 class,
pacing, $500 purse, mile heats, 3 in 5,
and was at Pronto's mercy, but he
broke gait in the last two heats, going
around the first turn, which made it
interesting. The fight for the other
positions was very exciting, all being
we'll punched. The first heat Pronto
took the lead and was never headed,
The feature of this heat was the con-
test for second honors between Andy
Wilkes and Cherry, the former get
ting the advantage. In the second
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-11-03

Joint convention was held to elect over
seers Of the poor In place Of Messrs. Lunt
and Perry. deceased. The ballot for oVerseer
for Ward 6 resulted as follows:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-11-03
THE MAVERICK BANK FAILURE.
How the News CT tho SuspensIo
was Received Hero.


The Maverick bank failure In Boston was
the principal topic of conversation in finan-
cial and business circles yesterday. The
Casco National bank of this city is the cor
respondent of the Maverick in Portland.
A PRESS representative called on Cashier
Cooling yesterday morning and asked Mr..
Godiug If the Mavericks troubles would af-
feet the Casco. Mr.. Cooling said, not in the
least. Mr.. Cooling was asked the amount Of
the Casco's deposit with the Maverick, and
replied that was private matter and he
could not give the figures. He would say
this, that sometimes the CascO had no money
on deposit in the Maverick, and at other
times large sum. Fortunately the sum on
deposit at present Is not large. Mr.. Cooling
said If his bank had any idea that the Nav
erick intended suspending new cores
pondent would have been obtained in time
tn prevent the CascO's checks and drafts
mePiing w;,h closed doors yesterday morn
iiQ Tue Shoe & Leather National has
. uOw become the Casc0's Boston correspond
ent and will take care of all checks and
drafts on and after today.
A prominent bank director said the failure
would probably prove annoying to many
banks IN Maine, east OF Portland, because
so many transacted business with the Nav
erick
A despatch from the Boston correspond
ent OF we'll known banking firm of this
city, received yesterday afternoon, stated
that the Boston banks haddecided to support
the Maverick, and that that bank would re-
sumo business.
These Maine banks have accounts with
the Maverick:
The Bath National, Bath Savings Institu.
tion, Bucksport National, Burrill Nationa-
Of Ellsworth, First National of Ellsworth
Iallowell National, Casco National of Port
land. Richmond Savings Bank, Camden Sav.
lngs Bank. Peoples National of Waterville
Augusta National, First National of Angus
ia, First National of Auburn. Merchants
National OF Bangor and the Bar Harbol
Banking and Trust Company.