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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20

ANHrRsr. May ~ -nuunisou ~ Dartmouth tlaf.nrcd
Reed 81 Amhrrst n Terms sirg,cs ms morn ne, ~ -.
: 4, O.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20

i, FrohIich-Diviis the games by the games
played. &C.
KiCslow's throwing arm not in condition yester-
day hru Ia ed IN Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
AMIGOS TO SEE SULLIVAN.

Thum. wikens, and Gerdes will compete in THE
tournament series at the Gernlania Assembly re
alleys tonight
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27
A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.

No legislative body ever convened
in Nevada with more responsibility
resting on its shoulders than the one
which convenes here in January.
The people viii watch it very
closely, as its performances will be
in reality the first official acts of the
new Silver party of Nevada.
The people will judge the Silver
party by the It's of the next Legis-
lature, and if the State is not given
the kind of legislation it demands,
the new party will be held respoR-
sible.
1t will not be sufficient to say after
adjournment, "Well, it was no worse
than its predecessors.
The session must be a good deal
better than its predecessors to be of
any use whatever to the taxpayers CT
Nevada.
Some of the legislative bodies as
sembled in this city in past years
were SO VIGOROUSLY bad and corrupt
that the State would have been been
better off had they never convened.
If the next Legislature turns itself
over to corporations, to monopolies
and jobberies, or if it attempts to
bleed corporations by cinch bills, it
viii deal a blow to the Silver party
from which it will not soon recover.
The new members must keep in
mind that they are there for the
State at large, not for any particular
county, and that so long as every
member regards the spirit of the law,
vots as his concience dictates without
being influenced" and has a due
regard for his official oath, he will
come out all right.
The future of the Silver party in
this State is good deal in the hands
of the Legislature.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27
A New Industry.

1t has been recently developed
thar parties near Fresno Cal, have
been for two or three years past
manufacturing petrifactions for ex~
hibition.
They make women Of concrete and
bury the statuary in swamp, where
they have it discovered. 1t then
goes on the market as curiosity
and people crowd to see it at % cents
a look. One of these manufactured
curios was in this city at one time
and the town paid several hundred
dollars to see it.
The men who are at the bottom of
the stone woman industry are to be
prosecuted for swindling. The pubs
lie better take good laugh and call
it square.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27
viii Benefit this Section.

The great beef-packing house
which has been established at Bader
near San Francisco, will positively
begin business December 1st
Stockmen throughout Nevada have
watched the progress of this enter
prise with interest, as it is expected
to favorably affect the beef market
Of the Coast. The canning of meats
and the exporting of the same to a
large circuit of interior country,
which comes under the natural do
main of the factory, transfers an ex-
tensive business that has heretofore
been carried on in Chicago and
Omaha to this coast, therefore ex-
panding the field of sales of beef
raised throughout Nevada and other
States that look to San Francisco for
n market. The sales Of cattle will
not be lessened in the city by the
opening of the Baden establishment
hence there is every reason to be-
lieve that more brisk demand for
beef will exist on the coast than at
any time in the past. A cattleman,
in conversation with the New Era
scribe. was of the opinion that it
would materially improve prices. -
New Era.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27

The Sacramento News criticises a
story in the Bee, claimed to be by
Bret Harte. 1t represents Carson
faro dealer, while dealing game,
reaching to his hip pocket for gun.
Such state of affairs never existed
in this city, the dealer always kept
his weapon on little shelf just out
of sight and under the box, about
three inches from his hand. At
least this was always the way with
dealers, not in active membership
with the Suicide Club.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27

For Sale-The Hoover House in
Empire. with two lots. For sale
cheap, ON easy terms. Apply at the
premises. n3m
Families desiring tomales, mac e
by Mrs. Cornado, viii please leave
orders at Mrs. Pete Taylors restau-
rant. o. 4 If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27

The curfew ordinance Is about the
most extinct law in Ormsby county
and when the bell taps most every
little kid in town instead of going
home immediately commences TO
raise the old Harry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-27

Wells Fargo g. Co. presented each
of its married employees with a
Thanksgiving turkey-and still lives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
sALE oE REAL EsTAIE.

yVNDER AUTHORITY or As ORDER
Of sale granted By the Pr0hat
ourt In and for salt lAkr county L tab Tern,
tory, dated Auguit aOth, lsf. VIII seii NJ pr
watts sale the following described real estate, 20
witi Commencing at point one ~ rod eat
ana eight ,hl rods s0uth from the northwest
corner of Lot fuVen ID, IN Block twenty three
tggl,iu Flat I'll, 'SAit Lake CeJ survey ana run
ninE tionce south four aId one halt %
rpds, thence east nino lpI f0it, thence north
two and one half lsti) rods, thence west forty
seven 90 feet, thence north two a. rodr,
theuro weft ono hundred aud one and uun. hHli
(lUll feet TO the place Of beginning, AlfO a
nght Ut way over Que ~ TOD east aud west ly
twenty 600 rods NORTH siVi sonsl ~ end elobF
u 9 west sidr OF SAID lot 10 common wllh oihofs
Interested IN and eLiitled 10 tht vac OF \ rHht
uf vnv aver anid land. situated 90 salt LATE
City, IN salt Lake County, Utah Territory sad
land win be- sold subject 10 lease nov exist.
ing on said land.
Tho saie wall be- made NJ The onlCe OF Wad.
deil \ Adams, Attnrnrya, p sud = East, iirst
South 6trcei salt Lake CITY, salt Lake County,
Utah Tpffiinfy on RI after September ~, 1872
aud ms IN wfitIug will he received addfessCl
TO the undermined care Of said Maddrn y
Adams, up 20 and including taid last men
tl0ncf dAle,
Tcims Of sale cbsh; ten por cent. TO accom-
pAny bid, balance on confirmation Of sale
Dated August alth, lets
0nardian II The poraon aud estate Of Horace
4 q lptt. minor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

A cipher dispatch is simply dis
patch in cipher, and a cipher is sim
ply an arrangement between two OF
more persons by which certain
agreed upon words or signs ARE used
instead OF the real words, There are
thousands of cipher in use; pracL.
cally every business house has it,
own cipher; every department OF
the government has It's cipher, of
more on less intricacyi and many
private persons have ciphers There
are two or three cipher makers in
in this city An ordinary CONNER.
cial cipher viii make a book Of GOO
pages or more New York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

Some of tho down town streets arc
particularly rich IN figure signs.
Warren, Murray, Frankfort ard
other streets in that vicinity arc
filed with gilt coifccpots, saddlcs,
guns, pipes and many other objects.
One Warren street dealer in cutlery
has set up n huge knife and fork
over his door on one side and an
equally large razor ON the other
while ON Frankfort street q rocket
of enormous Dimensions conjurcs up
visions Of the "Glorious Fourth" a
figure OF Peter Stuyvcaant is set up
by one insurance company, a pholnix
rising FROM the flames symboli1es ap
other, while third is wen repro.
sented by globe half sunk into
lettored sign board. New York
Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

pers has extended tile art has been
always much the same.
An instance Is TO be found in the
advertisement Of i55 years aso, IN
which We're set forth the virtues OF "a
medicine which CURED all surts OF
diseases by promoting the cheerful
Cuiicle of the Blood and Juices rsis
ing all the Fluid. from their lanriid
state to one moro Cord and spar
king, rcstorirga Juvenile Bloom, In
dieusing the animal Spirits. end eva
IDENTIFY rcpicnishing tho cuspy nbery
of the whole Habit with generous
Warmth and buliny Moisture. and
thereby myigoruting 10 such De
gree, as not to ~ imagined 1t isau
admirable Remedy in all Weakness
OF the Body or Decay of Constitution
Of any Kind, aud even seems to knep
Back the Effects Of Old.agc itself"
This Is hardly to bc outdono IN
those days Of abundant advertising
when the profession Of writing adj.
ycrtiscmonts Is recognized rs % lcpiti.
mata business ON a plane somewhat
lowcr, it is true, theoretically, than
the writing VI cpics, but equally
legitimate and tar more profitable. -
Boston Cnurinr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

The art Of advertising is carried
pretty far in these days, but after all
there is nothing new under the sun,
and very likely If the hieroglyphics
of the Egyptian sculptures were prop
erly understood they would be found
TO DO merely advertisements of pat.
emit nostrums, cosmetics and gim-
cracks generally, At least as far
hacl. a. the publication of newsna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
LEGAL RoTlcE.

In tho n ohatc Court, In and for salt lake
County. Territory OF Ut,h.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Daui Love,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Isaac NJ NAddc,l executor NJ tha last,
VIII AM tosiamcu; 81 nhVid Love, decrease
hrs rendered for settlement, and nlcd IA sAld
court his luai account Of hi. administration Of
said estate aud petition for dnnl diitributun OF
the residue Of taid estate among the pcrunns
entitled therot0i and that Thuraday, the 2lnd
day uf roptnmher. A.n.isge,at 10 O'Clock IN ~
the Court Room 81 satd Court, In the COufty
Court iiouso. salt Lake city and County, Utah
Tenitory,hhs been duly appointed 10y the Judgo
OF taid court tor the toitirmVnt of gaid ar.
count, aud hearing said pcttlon for dls.
tfihuton. atwhich iimo and place any person
int rested Ia thif ctthto NAY appear anu show
causc. ~ any there b WHY said account should
not ho seltled AMI app owed and nnAl disfibu.
Ton Hhdc AZ prayed Tor,
Dated August 8lth. if91
G. v. ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate Court
II CAusrTN BROWNE, in. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
NOTICE. 10 cRrplIoRs.
E,Iale o. s-..en 4. cha.e. neoen.ea

Estato Of s.ssen 4. chase Deceased.
NOTICE u HEnEHY GIVEN ny THE
~ undtriiEntd administrators OF tho estate
Of srcn a. thssc, qrcf sfci,t0 The creditors 90,
ana all persons shylnr claims agAinat the
said deceased, 10 exhibit thcn, with thc ncccs'
sary vouchers, witnln Ten months afcF The
nrat publication OF fhls nouce, o. thc taid
Rdmiuitiratfia, 10 care % Nsddpil & Adams,
httolnryus q and a East, bret south street,
salt - City. In the County OF talt Lac,
Utah lCfntort.
Dated July sih. isai.
MIRIAM q CHASE,
AdmiulttratriH OF the estate OF sistcn A
Chase, deceased.
wAbpELL 4 ADAMS. Attorneys for Admins.
uatrik.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NTOTiCE - ilEREM GIVEN, ny THE
~ undcufuod, Administrator Of the Estate
OF kella H. lrati, deceased, 10 the creditors
o. and AN pnrsuns haying elaine against the
said drctatod. TO rNhilit them with the nncos
HAfy yOuchtra within ten munthf after the
nrst notification OF thiH notice. W the said
administrator Gt uinwo0dcy'H Furniture Store
81, so and ii ", firrt south Street, SAT- Lake
lIty. In thu COUNTY of snit Lake, Utah,
Dated August .ith, lhls, .
JANIS HENRY LEE,
Administrator Of the estate OF konA D.
Pratt, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T7TlFV VI N'UTNN ~ oIn7IHl Utloh'Ii.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~ rae
- "a icrfirnrd executors Of tho Rotate ~
eopffc 4, tmltal dn uAfed. TO the creditors Of
hnh 90 porsuna hayins olAinit asAinst thc SAID
dcc'nsed, % exhibit Mcm. with The necessary
Nou, neft, within ten months after the ftst
lAhheaucn q thu nuucc, 10 Tho said eaccu
tols Or either u them, in care Of Mhdde'i &
Auhms, y aud 20 East flsst south Street. in
salt Iatc CITY, IN lhe Gums - SAT- lake, Utah
lcfritugl. JOSEPH ., SMITH,
JOHN HENRY sNitH,
tiiARt4E- ". SAITH
ELIJAH .. suEAIh.
Surviving rseeui0rs Of tho Esfatc vi Oeorre
A smith. decreased
HADpILl q ADAMS. Attorneys Tor Estate. Z
Dated July 3th. isgl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
NOTICE.

Ofce OF tho Pacific Lumber and building Co.,
sugar House, salt lako County. Utah.
ATOilCE. -THLhE AXE nEltNOuENT
N upon the following described stock. on
Hccount ~ assessment ltyOd on the end DAY
OF july, A. u. lkp9. the several amounts sct op
posito the names II tlic respective thafchQld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

And IN accordance with law and the order Of
the Hoard OF directors, made on the 22nd OF
Julv. A. H. 1902, 90 many sharon OF each parcel
Of such stock ns may be necessary viii Nc sold
nj tho Onlee OF hppaeine Lumber And nuhdng
CO. surar House, snlt Lake ~npty, utah, on
inc 18th OF september. 4. ID ,lsle, al O'Clock
~ M, 10 pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with tho cost M advertising aud OK
pV"''''' Il. NJ. LYMAN. Jr.. seNre,Ars-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

NOfiCE rs HEREHY GIVEN THAT
IN Henry Couls n, Hdulluistrsiuf OF The 90.
tAt0 NJ IhOs. R.iile, dccrhsod, has rendered
Tor tgtucmcrt, ana flcd IN said court, hla nnhl
account OF his ndminiatraton OF snii ostato
and.pcutina tor hnhl distribution NJ the residue
OF stln rrtAto among the ert on entitled there
g., and that Thursday, tho 4lnd day OF Septcuu'
lcr, A.p, lHV2,nt IN O'Clock ATT, ~ the tuuTs
Room Of taid C0uTt.inthe County CONT iiouso,
been duly appointed by the Judge Of saii
Court, for tho toiuomcnt ~ said account nnd
hearing said petition for distribution, az whiCu
zine uad place any person interested "a sad
cstaic may appear sud show cluic, V buy
there he, why said GcCuunt should not he set.
ucd and approved AND mai disyihutpn made
A. prayed for.
Dated August 90, ltal g, 4 ALLEN,
CleTk % the lIohrte Cpuft.
Nv CAutTES nnuWNI, JH. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

A horse viii eat in year nine
times his own weight, COW nine
times, IN OK SIX Tunes and sheep
ak times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

have WE Si, coal operators ut Pittsbure
theIr m s,uv,uea to reduce the pay Of
ltis e s1,heis 20 three cents per bushel'
win sst p sc, that at least 10000 men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IA aud for salt iafe
lounty, Territory " Utah
In tho matter Of tho hitAte VI Thomas hsfile,
deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

rag- For Sale IN Groccrs ana Dru0ois,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

tiageBey which, saoa.d e arse. wonld
very materially modify al tbs pEoos
esi1tles aEoYe considered. IL we NAV
gve fali credit 10 what IL reported rs IN
Washington as 10 the gosernmeats al
wees from lts ageats deputed 10 Asecf-
tan tie feasibility al assembling con
gFess Ia fs-estabslsh silver upca IA
International bsss.-there Is very
unexpected disposition, amounting al
most 10 anxiety. on tie part CT EaTop-
ean governments. including EngiAnd.
10 eosa.ier such proposals; and the
oseFlnres openly made by Chancellor
Goshen certainly give not little credl-
lslsily To those reports should IL turn
otit, within the next few months. that
tie principal nations are willing Ia bind
themselves, Dug with the Unsted
States 10 coin siisrr without limit as 10
anoant. at the ratio of Isl 20 /. aud 10
constitute such coin a legal tender
equally with gold, the effect would
bs 10 place the now sensitive
national banks Of Europe upon broad
cg footing OF available reserves, to ia
fase new confidence into all the imam
elsi centers. and 10 substitute Tor the
dlstrust caused by one-haif the worlds
metallic money being now unavailable
for International use, the buoyancy
that would naturally follow the restor-
alton OF silver TO its old time un versai
availability. We are inclined l., regard
this con tingency rs sufficiently prob
able 10 warrant its being hopefully
watched. should IL be realized, q dark
shadow would be lifted from a large
class OF our securities against which
there - now distinct discrimination.
especially abroad, as being possibly
payable IN silver.
So far as respects the prospects aris-
Ing ffom purely domestic conditions,
they are almost without exception
favorable to the value of stocks. The
abundant crops can hardly fail TO pro-
ducc better state OF general trade
than existed through 1891. The earn
ings Of the railroads, net as well as
gross, afford promise Of surprising all
precedent. The flush condition Of the
bank reserves, the promise Of further
considerable return OF gold from
Europe. and the continued issue of
over 1900. 900 OF silver currency per
month. have combined tendency to
produce an abundance of money and
low rates of interest; which would
strongly favor an Improvement in the
market value OF stocks and bonds alike,
and conduce to activity in speculation.
HENRY CLEws.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

Jackson society ladies' kept open
house New Years day.
Traverse City will have farmers IN
stltnts January l. add -.
The usw bridge aefoss white river,
sayen mles shove Montague. has bees
completed.
me Teeemssh Table company u
eetung cut 5000 toilet eases Tor New
York 1rm.
4 state hank with capital stock Of
slo. 9oe oil succeed the bsskins es.ab
ment ~ Thomas Lyon Al Homer.
Alexander Kidd drove his wifn from
their home sesr Chessalpg Win rasor
threatening her hfe- be q now Ia
jail.
It snaw thsushl that Julius fFielstI.
the nsn.selsn who dropped dead Al
Sestb Hsven the ether day committed
suicide.
over tnn0. eco hss heen aren't IN bull
inx improvements ~ fFsvsFss city der
ins ths past yess liver $50 new stfae-
tnfrs ~sfs sreslse.
Mr.. sad Mrs Jsssa Earl aged re
se.cuvsiy ~ sad = years. dssd u tie
grip eniy f<w bstlfs srafs ~ thslf
hssns - Chsslofse. Thursday
The Adflan Novelty snd Mansfsetuf
iss ,enHpaaT has heaa efasn sci ssfh
fs3smo esuissg "a Fut Il. ". rna~ .
pssent aasspsn an thA aa2Eksk
fias@ea " Hsmlis0a. fsf 10 yesfs
postmaster Al ksssa has.as. d.sa Ga ass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

Tks Amsricaa wheel company's Busi.
meas To o.. Eesasusd


Jackson, Jan. =. - The American
Wheel company muddlc is growing
worse every day. since the assignment
some time ago the business has been
carried on by the receivers. and now
the creditors are again dissatisfied.
Last week they held meeuog ut In
ilanspohs, but no definite agreement
was arrived at, and an adjournment
was had aud another meeting will be
held some time N January. Numer-
Gus plans were submitted for coming
on and settling up tne business. IL
looks now as though the old managers
would soon have the business IN their
control again. One proposition made
by tho creditors WAS To extend the pa
per against the company 10 1898 and al
low the business 81 be continued.
r. flickinger has submitted a p-opo-
sitiou 10 the creditors to take the man
agenent of the entire business and set
tto all claims in full. This the credit.
srs think favorabiy OF, and the matter
a. now under consideration, aud the
plan wall bo decided 1t the meeting to
DC held N n few days.
Ssucc the business went into the
haads of the receivers the concern has
been gradually shut down At tho varI-
Gus branches, and the business IS now
at a stands.ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
HERE'S REAL GRIEF
An Adrian Family Badly In
VOWED in Trouble.
OVERWHELMED BY CRIMES
The Son Accused Of MuGtes--The Father
Killed and The hother Lying
Close 70 the Pc.ni If Death.

ApsfAs, Jan. g. ''Sick" kearn, =
tough who has done tine both "a Jack
son add Lincoln. Nsb.. prisons. 'sas ar
rested here yesterday morning add may
have 30 stand trial for attempted muir
der. Az Frank JackaEd. the young wes-
tsn farmer who was found near thss
city on the Wabash track "Wednesday
night with badly fractured skull, has
recovered suificlently 10 tell that he
Was the victim OF foul play instead OF
railroad accident. kexrn was seen To
pass . target near where the man WAS
found, . snort tiaie before be was
brought IN. and kearn claims that he
had been with him early in the after
noon. Packard was visited by Justice
Robertson TINS afternoon. but believing
he WAS not yet sufficiently recovered 10
give IL intelligent account OF all that
happened. the hearing Was post
ponrd until Monday. 10 the section
ipen that Nick" passed AZ the target
10 laughingly guged them becaus o
they were working. and said. ~ c,n
maze hyng witnoat working" HIS
forte Is IA dong burglary aud highway
Jobs. lie Was arrested just as nc was
preparing 10 leave the city.
William keafn. aged sixty-three. an
old rec ldent sere and father ot Nick -
was struck by Lake Shore freight aud
instantly killed ~ Riga Thursday
night. The remains arrived here to-
day. He vas en- route for Toledo Oh
foot 10 vis.t u son when the accident
happened. AZ one time TO was one Of
the we'll 10 DO faen OF she city, but
family troubles have caused HIM TO
lose II aft. HIS wife u not expected to
hse through the night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

What Reports 20 the banking Commits
sioser showed ON Dsoembsr y.

What re ports 20 the Banking Commis-
sioser showed on December ..
LANSING, Jan. 3.-The following fig
urez show the condition of the III
state banks and three trust companies
of Michigan, rs appears from reports
made to the commissioner of banking
1T the close sf business December 2:
Resources-Loans and discounts,
$50, 543, T59. 76: stocks, bonds and mort
cages. ssi sos, el3.is; ovcrdrafts. $780,
6ls.i9. due from banks ia reserve
cities. ST,iSt.os5.3l; due from other
banks aud bankers, Sf6s, IT,. 50; bank
ing house furniture and fixtures, so4l, :
l9t.77; other real estate. $3.50. 1891 80;
current expenses and taxes paid. s305, :
3S6.4s, interest paid, sl45, 4s2.5s; cx.
changes for clearing house, 1916. 35i.2222..
checks aud cash items. s2f2. 2iS. Is (.
niekcls and peanies. sl3.bSJ.S2; gold
COR. tS49, $50 81; silver com, Sis.
o54.7S; United States and National
Baak notes, 1907 .0si; total, t65,l9i,-
97e53.
liabihties--Capitai stock paid in,
50 So, t2O. 90, surplus fund. tl.70t, 2is.-
81; undivided profits, 81. 1859, $50. -; div
idends unpaid. S2,i6S-sT; individual
Geponis. subject To check, xll .75o. stl.-
IS: certificates of deposit, Ss.746. is7. rs;
savings deposts. t3l ,iss ,seS.li: due To
banks and bankers. 81 ,59a. 22i.o6, cer,i-
fed checks, 81 ,5ti .35; cashiers checks
outstanding, $50. 51f.Tt; not-s and bills
re-discounfed. 1891. 1881; bills payable,
Sol 10000, total, st5, loi ,9sa.5j.