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All know full veil 1t is the best,
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Or,r Hprne IRE y, .

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ST.TEMHNT OF THE CONDITION OF

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
STATE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF
LOS ANGELES,
At the close of business December 81, 1891.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts evidenced
by notes in the vaults of this
bank. portion secured by
mortgages on California real
estate and portion by bonds
fWand stocks of COZ porations and
personal guarantees. on which
this bank has loaned ..........$ S60.a30 80
Stocks and bonds. 35 283 90
Cash on hand ano in BANKS. 241 ,319 10
Furniture and fixtures. s........ 940O 90
Resi estate in Los Angeles county 1887 s57 e e
s1,172,e41 40
Capital ................-.......$ 675,419 90
Profit and loss. Observation-Disclosures. zoos 81
Deposits. ......... ................ 4S9,513 78
sl,l72,941 40
State of California, t.s
County Of Los Angeles, o.
Geo. II. Bonebrake. presid ent, and James F.
Towel, secretary, of the State Loan and Trust
Company Of Los Angeles. being first duly
sworn. each for himself declares that ths fore
going. statement is true to the best of his
GEoRGE i; BoNEBRAKE. President.
JAMES +. TOWELL Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
day of January, 1892.
[sEAL] Ii. 2. ROLLINS, Notary Public
In and for the county of Los Angeles,
1-5 14t State OF California.
STATEMENT
OF the Paid-up Capital of the State Loan and
Trust Company of Los Angeles Dec 81, 1891.
Amount of capital paid up in gold
coin of the United States. -. $675,41 90
State of California,
County of Los Angeles, 50
Geo. H. Bonebrake president and James
Towel, secretary, of the stata Loan and Trust
Company of Los Angeles, being each duly
sworn, each for himself decleres that the fore
going statement is true to the best OF his
knowledge and belief
GEO. H. BoNEBRAKE, President.
JAMES r. TOWELL, secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
dav of January. 1892.
[sEALl H S. ROLLINS Notary Public
In and for the county of Los Angeles,
LIS 1t state of California.
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The will OF Mrs. Ann Slack was filed for pro
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12

toral ticket upon the Helena plan of
bringing either Harrison or Cleveland
into violating his pledge to his party,
to denounce its national platform
and turn traitor to its principles.
There is a time in human affairs
when forbearance ceases to be a
virtue. That time will arrive in this
case, in our opinion, when the Re-
publican party adopts either of the
contemplated courses, or any course
by which there shall be organized
opposition to the Silver party's cleo
toral ticket. In the event of such
contingency arising, self-respect and
the dignity and honor of the State,
which the Silver party represents,
may impel it not to contine its votes
to the Silver electoral ticket, but to
nominate Congressman and sweep
the State. If the Silver party has to
enter into fight to carry Nevada
for free coinage on the electoral
ticket, it had better take in the whole
works and expose the dupliclty of
the protested friends of silver in the
old brigades. There is no man or
set of men in or out of the State so
big in person or purse as to put Ma
vada in the gold-bug column for
president. If the two old parties
combined or singly see fit to precipi-
tate such a contest, the Silver State
says let it come.
We opine that the Silver party
will cheerfully accept the gage of
battles as a happy relief from the
monotony, otherwise, of campaign
without practical opposition. This
and the other silver papers of the
State will be fully armed and equip
ped for the conflict all along the
line, "and damned be he who first
cries hold, enough" In this war for
free coinage of silver, those who
give aid and comfort to the enemy,
from whatever source, will be re-
garded as mercenary traitors to the
cause, and treated accordingly by
every true friend Of the white metal
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12

the financial legislation of this gov
eminent as to be to-day receiving
about all the profits of "a the labor
performed by the toiling millions of
this country can now sit down and,
from the statistics, make calcula-
ton and tell when, at the present
rate of legalized robbery, the labor
ing class will be placed in the above
lamentable condition. For it is an
evident fact that the present con-
tracted condition of the currency is
having the effect for which it was
intended, in making millionaires of
one class and paupers of another.
And when the poor farmer COM
plains of the scarcity of money, the
retort comes from his Democratic
friend that there is plenty of money
if he had anything to buy it with.
The farmer replies, Il have been
raising cotton, corn and other pro-
duce, and it does not bring enough
to pay for raising it, and leaves me
without money" He is then told
that he must work harder and make
more and let politics alone.
In conclusion, let me say that /
have ever been a Democrat after
the plan of Washington, Jefferson
and Jackson, and all others who adj
vocate equal rights to all citizens of
every class, and a pure republican
form of government, by the people
and for the people--and cannot,
therefore, endorse nor support a par
ty under the name OF Democracy
which is under the control of Wall
street and against the interest of a
large majority of the people, in di-
rect opposition to the principles OF
Democracy.
The Atlanta Constitution, in com
menting upon the defeat of the silver
bill, said Wall street has played her
game too boldly this time. Men who
claim to be Democrats are trimming
their sails to suit the winds of Wal
street.
Under the disguise of the name
democracy" the people may be in.
duced to the suicidal course of en-
shaving themselves, but not with my
assistance.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
Lift the Curtain.
BY W. j. PIRKLE, CUNNING, GA.

Lift the curtain just a little and
take but glance at the future con
dition of the wealth producers of
this country.
If the present policy Of this gov
eminent is continued, a full gaze at
the future condition would almost
rend the strongest heart.
The mills of the gods grind slowly,
but surely.
Consider nation made up of mil
fonaires and paMpers, where every
laborer is reduced to serfdom and
slavery, worse than any African
slavery ever known in America, with
standing army so large that upon
her statute books stands law which
puts every young man Of the labor
ing class into the army as soon as he
is of age, and keeps him there some
twelve to sixteen years-and, if he
should survive so long a term of the
hardships and exposures of camp
life, he is then released from camps
and returns, not to MS home, for he
has none, but to his servitude, to
weary out the remainder Of his life
toiling for others. This is putting
the treatment of your sons in the
mildest form and, perhaps, the treat
ment of your daughters tenfold
worse
It is hard task for the father
and mother to give up one son, but
much harder to give up every one,
not for three or four years, but until
the prime of life is and for
your daughters in servitude to heart
less plutocrats = draw your own
picture.
The laws which will bring about
the above state of affairs are already
on the statute books of this govern
ment, and their repeal is not favored
by either of the old parties.
The men who are so favored by
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12

doing it without our knowledge. In
the light of subsequent events, the
humiliation of the iron chancellor
seems to be just retribution. But in
that same light the acquiesence OF
the American people in the payment
of their enormous public debts, as
well as private ones, in gold only,
and consenting to the advance in the
value of gold by the characterization
of silver, are acts of inexcusable stu
pidity. To educate them to knowl-
edge of their rights, and to effect the
assertion and maintenance of those
rights, is a sufficient incentive to
speak, write and act.
JAMES r. CHALLEN.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
Newspaper for Sale.

An established newspaper now in
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
SILVER COINAGE.
The Demonstration of Silver in 1878
Was Deal With Bismarck.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 80, '92.
To Editor of the Times- Union.
As | am constantly taken to task by
members of both the great political
parties because / believe that silver
should be coined into money on the
demand of every American miner,
and as the question can be best dis
cussed in writing, and lack of leis-
ure forbids oral discussion, I beg
leave to submit few ideas upon the
proposition that silver ought to be
restored to It's normal and long es-
tablished place as money.
1t is entitled to it's position as
coin because it was removed by a
trick unworthy of the name OF legis-
latieA. Place it where it was from
the foundation of the republic until
1873, and then, If further legislation
is required, open the subject to full,
fair and free discussion, and then if,
upon a call of the yeas and nays upon
the passage Of bill congress should
knowingly demonetize silver, and
the president should approve, the
people would be able to decide by
their votes whether the legislation
was acceptable to them. Fraud Vi
tiates everything it attempts to &C
complish, and therefore the demone'
tiz&tion of 1878 ought to be instantly
and absolutely repealed.
The action Of other nations and of
great corporations and capitalists
prove conclusively that the demone-
tization of silver in 1878 was only
one act of a gigantic and destructive
conspiracy. Bismarck was the arch
conypirator. Germany had demand
ed and was enforcing an indemnity
from France of $1,0OQ,O00,00O and
to his amazement and discontinue
France was paying it. To render
payment impossible except by the
cession of more Of the Rhenish pro-
vinees, Germany not only demone-
tized silver but dumped all of her
surplus of silver upon the market.
She openly boosted that she would
have att least $500,00O,000, bat all her
sales only reached $141,785,000. She
broke her own back. Silver fell from
594 pence to about so pence per
ounce, and gold did not come to Ger
many any faster than it went to
France.
If at that juncture, or at any time
after the Franco Germany war, and
during this struggle for financial su-
premacy by increasing the debt of
France, the United States had been
appealed to by Germany for help in
the form of advancing the value of
the legal tender in which this debt
must be paid by demonetizing silver,
we would in no uncertain tone have
answered that the land of La Fayete
deserves better treatment from US,
and if we must help either we will
help France.
But our bonds were then held in
large quantities by France, Germany
and England. The holders of these
bonds at home as well as abroad,
were given to understand (and did
and do understand that, if they
would make the payment of principal
and interest in gold, and then advance
the value of gold, their holdings
would advance in value equally with
gold.
The ruling passion with Bismarck
was to cripple and impovish
France, and he obtained the
assistance of the United States in
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
The Conflict.

The Silver State, Winnemucca, Nevada.
The Silver party convention held
at Reno was the largest convention
ever held in this State, and composed
Of representative men, chosen by
and representing q constituency of
seventy-five per cent. of the whole
people of the State. It originated
in the silver league movement, which
had its origin in Colorado and was
spontaneously developed in Nevada
and several other States. The crime
Of 1873 in demonetizing silver, by a
trick and a fraud, in the interest OF
the money powers of Europe and
America, and the consequent par.
alysis Of all the industries of the
country, had been ranking in the
bosom of the people for years, and
the persistent refusal of the two old
parties to give relief impelled the
independent and non office-seeking
element of these parties to unite IN
der solemn obligation to vote for
no man for president or vice presi-
dent Of the United States unless he
shall be unqualifedly in favor of free
coinage and shall stand on q free
coinage platform. The leagues re-
solved that Nevada shall no longer
stultify herself by advocating the
unlimited mintage of the silver dol
lar every day in the year, and at
every presidential election 60 to the
polls and vote for inveterate enemies
Of free coinage.
The silver leagues and the several
newspapers, which stood for them
and by them, invited all men in this
State, who were willing to take the
pledge. to join the membership, to
participate in all their proceedings
and to help to form a State organi-
cation and to shape its action and
policy. The whole movement was
ridiculed and ho0ted at by the ma
chimes and ofice-seeaers of the two
old parties, and most of them took
pride IN declaring themselves in favor
Of Harrison or Cleveland, in defiance
Of the public sentiment and to the
shame and disgrace Of the State.
Notwithstanding all this, the silver
partF bore the insult with Christian
forbearance, and SIMPLY nominated
an electoral ticket, and said to the
two parties, through its presiding eff
ficer. in substance and effect:
eThe Silver party has but one
great object to accomplish in this
campaign; that is, to carry the cleo
ton in this State against Harrison
and Cleveland, the inveterate foes of
silver money, and for free coinage
candidate. The Silver party does
not intend to interfere IN the election
of your candidates for Congress or
Justice of the Supreme Court, we
are not here for the office but for
principle, each member of the Silver
party will vote for these candidates
within the cid party lines, II ne sees
fit, and not lose his standing IN the
new party. We expect you in turn
to keep hands off the Silver electoral
ticket, so far as to any opposition if
you don't we have the power to
punish you.''
From that day to this the leading
spirits of the two machines have
combined to devise means to defeat
the Silver party. It is now proposed
by the Republicans, in order to &C
compIish this end, to either make a
straight up Harrison and Reid cleo
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
Hear From The Nerth.- Down With
SectiOnalism

The Progress Farmer, National Organ
of the F. nj. B. A, the Farm Organiza-
ton next in strength to the F. 4. & 1. u,
will be sent on trial three months for ten
cents. Make up a club of five or ten and
send for it it. 1t is large s page weekly
and tells all about the reform movment
and Peoples party in the North. Away
with party hate, and down with section
alism?
THE PROGRESSIVE RARAIER,
Cor. Main and Casey Sts., Mt. Vernon, n
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-08-12
Senator Call of Florida /:

1t is plain-and there can be no es-
cape from the prOpOsition-that the
words "no State shall X keep
troops or ships of war in time of peace"
do not refer to the militia, because the
militia is provided for in the COnstitu-
ton. It also plain that in the power
given to Congress to "raise and sup
port armies" there is an exclusive pow
er which does not belong to either in
dividual or State. What is an army
has been decided by the Supreme Court
of the United States-a decision which
unquestiOnably is not binding as law
upon the conscience and judgment of
the Senate, but is of high persuasive
authority-in the case of Aaron Burr,
that thirty men without arms levied
and employed for the purposes of sub
stituting force for the lawful and
peaceful exercise of the authority of
the United States is treason, is an
army, and is Ievying war, How could
it be otherwise if an individual should
raise and maintain an armed force and
discipline them? What are they but
troops, and how will you distinguish
between the militia and a troop in the
sense of the law and in common sense
and reason, otherwise than an organ
lied body, maintained, armed, discip-
lined, and prepared for offensive and
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oe set aside for the payment OF the same
whenever presented. All redemptions of
oonds shall be made according TO priority in
ORDER OF their issuance, beginning at the lirst
number.
SEC. 100. The Board of Trustees by vote
OF not less than seven members thereof, may
whenever they deem ii tor the pubic interes t.
feiund any outstanding bonded indebtedness
OF tae city by the issue of other bonds, in such
form and under such conditions as may pe
prescribed by general laws OF the State OF Cali
lorna IN force at the time OF such issue; pro-
Nlded, however, that such new bonds shall
not pear a greater rate of interest than five per
cent, per annum,
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