Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-14
trict has balance of $4,000. While
these amounts are temporarily tied up
we do not believe there is any uneasi-
ness as to the outcome.
EXPRESSIONS OF CONFIDENCE.

ness as to the outcome.
| EXPRESSIONS OF CONFIDENCE.
| w. u. MAGOWAN:-I have so much confidence
in the First National Bank that will take checks
on the bank at full value i'll payment of accounts
| and If l had So, COO they conld have 1t.
F. C. SILKENSON:-I don't think It reall,
half as bad as some people are making 1t.
e. G. FARGo:-The bank is all right and ever,
! depositor will get every dollar he has in it.
l.. S. .CULL:-Prevalent hard times and inabili
ty to realize on their paper are the causes, and
feel confident they will resume and pay deposit
ors in full.
NJ. BARNEs:-I am sorry about it. have
| quite an amount in there, but have such conf
tlence that wish it WAS $4,000.
c. f. .SAWYER:-I feel that they can't be in
very bad shape and am certain that they will re-
! slme in u very short time.
WILL CRANE:-I believe they will be rlnnin.
again i'll ten days ut least.
f. B. WARREN:-If depositors will only be
patient have no doubt hut that they will get 1N
cents on every dollar.
+. ELsEY:-I am sorry to see it, and hope II
can resume in a short time.
FRANK BENTON:-If had $4,000 it woult
go into the First National to-day.
President Englesby of the Mime.
kahta State bank assures us that the
securities of the First National are
gilt edge and just as soon as it is pos.
/ sible to realize money on any kind OF
collateral the bank will be able to pay
its depositors. There are very few
depositors in our bank at present and
it will no doubt weather the fright all
right.
Earl Hare went to Kansas City last
night to take position that will re.
Juire his attention until Sept. 1.
Some forty or fifty farmers haveap
peared before the county board of
equalization to have their assessment
reduced.
The chair Of Greek in Black Hills
College, Prof. Maynad's place, will be
filled by Prof. Myers of Baker univer.
sity of Baldwin, Kas.
The school board will hold meeting
ON Friday evening of this week, to
allow the mid-month estimate and take
action concerning the building.
=. U. Lancaster will take the road
next week in the interest Of the Baker
Plaster company, and more especially
to introduce their manufactured stone
which is becoming so popular. 1t is a
new thing and looks very pretty.
Prof. Maynard left for Sac City, Ia.
Friday, where he had a call to the
NJ. Il. church of that place. The fami.
ly made great many warm friends
during their residence here, who will
wish them success and happiness at
their new home.
The matter of appointing receiver
for the Catholicon company was vir.
tually decided in favor of the defend.
ants by Judge Thomas last evening
He made an order, however, requiring
MIR. Eastman to put up $4,000 bond
that he would turn in all the receipts
and profits of the company in the hotel
and spring to the court every three
months, that it might be justly dis.
tributed toward the liquidating of the
indebtedness and the satisfaction OF
claims.
| The recent gold finds by some of oul
people near Hot Springs, an account
of which was published in the SrA1
yesterday, has created considerable ex.
citement and this morning Jane:
Lessard took out tine following party
to the region of the finds: Chas. S
Buck, r. r. Ream and Jno. P. Reyn.
olds They will remain four or five
days or week and will do some pros.
pecting and locating. The Kokel
brothers will go out the first Of the
week and commence the work of put.
ting in ten stamp mill. We hope
they may all strike it rich.
A...Al,.. Vys.A.