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The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
SUMMONS,

STATE OF COLORADO.
Delta County.
In the County Court.
T. II, McGrnnahan, Abrnm
Butler. Isaac NJ. Conklin and
Irvine NJ. McMurrny,
Amos X. Howard,
Defendant.
The People of the State OF Colorado.
named, Greeting;
Yon are hereby required to appear in nm ac-
tion brought against you by the above NAMED
piaintiHs In the County Court OF pc.tn County,
statc Of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. 4 served within this County or, served
out Of this county, by publication, within
thirty days nftcr the service hereof, exclusive af
the day of service; or Judgment by default will
the above entitled action Be- not served with This
summons or II the service hereof be made out
Of this state, then ten days additional TO the time
swer will he allowed before .the taking of judg-
ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought on nn official bond
TO recover the sum Of Two Hundred and Eigh-
tren Dollars and sixty live cents. with interest
thereon. reasonable attorneys and counsel fees
and costs OF suit. on the grounds that you. the
defendant above named, having been duly elect.
cd and duly qualified. entered upon The duties
scyenth t7tl) day OF July, A. y. 1880. and by yir
tue Of snid election nnd qualification served az,
aforesaid until your successor was elected and
qualified on the First (isD day OF january,
x. d. 1893;
That prior to entering upon tho duties nf county
treasurer as nforesaid ts.wit, on the Goth day Of
June 1890, you. the defendant, and the plnintls,
named herein. made and executed nm official
bond to the State Of Colorado for the faithful per-
forfnnncc of the duties OF snid Office;
Thnt you. the defendant, signed and executed
said bond principal, and The plnintfih, mt your
request, signed and executed said bond MS sure
ties and not otherwise;
Tint during the said term OF Office and the
life cf said bond. about the months Of November
as county treasurer, large sums OF money fur the
redemption Of lands. previously sold fer taxes.
and TINT you. the defendant, have mllcil, neg
lcccd and refused ~ pay over tile sum OF Two
Hundred aud Eighteen Dollars and sixty-fivc
cents OF the same To the parties entitled thereto.
qtiestcd 10 do 80;
Tint by reason Of sad failure and neglect,
pIaintiis, above named, were cnllsd upon, m
snretes on Baid bond, and were compelled To
pay, apd did pay the nmount OF said delin1uen-
cles Into the county treasury q said Delta
ns viii more fully appenr fiom the complaint In
"a a action to which reference Is here made: u
copy of which Is hereto attached.
Ana you are hereby notified that n you ftii to
appear, and to answer the md complaint ls
required. the snid plaintiffs Will appear and Hsk
ihat the prayer OF fhe.r complaint bc grnitcd.
Given under my band and scnl of tho County
Court ut I,cltn, In mid county, this iith day Vi
March, A. y, 1876. y, :, r,o,vw
County Judge and Ex-OiiIcio Clerk.
A1isBARY 4 WEIGH, Attorneys.
[First pub. Mar. is; last pub. Apr. 10. 1921
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cs and the number of canals in 1898 is ever zoo

cs and the number of canals in 1893 is ever 200
with an aggregation of over GOO miles.
Along The valleys of the uncompuhgrc, Gun
nison, North Fork. Smith Fork, Muddy, LII Roux.
Tongue and Surface Creeks, there is an abuiid-
ance OF water for all purposes. In addition to this
II complete system Of reservoirs have been cstab-
llslied along the Grand Mesa. which afford SUI
ilcient water for purposes required along the
valleys or table lands bordering thereon. The
advantages to be derived from the facilities for
procuring abundance of water throughout the
county Is of inca.culablc value, and one TINT
should be taken into consideration, as upon this
depends largely the srcccss of tile toer.
The preceding has been devoted to- descrip-
tion of the beauties of onr county, and now to
business. There are SIN thousands ofacres Of
lahd TO be taken up. but as the question of water
is one sometimes expensive and hard TO solve
without great lab.r, nearly every new settler at
once sees the wiser and cheaper plan is to buy a
part of the land owned and not oecupiedby the
early pioneers. Twenty to forty acres is Il great
plenty for man to handle well (unlcss
capitalist with large pay rolD. Ifan eastern
farmer sees price list of land here he is apt TO
wonder, not stopping 10 consider that drouihs are
unknown cyclones are unknown grasshopper
rayages are unknown; and crop failure is I'M.
known. DO not look surprised If you asked sT5 or
500 per acre for land you can realize u certain
and sure revenue.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an Elec-
tion of Town Officers, by the qualified
will be held in said town on Tuesday
the Second Day of April A. D., 1895. AT
which time there are to be elected the
following Town Officers, to-wit:
One Mayor, to serve for the period OF
one year.
One Treasurer, to serve for the period
of one year.
One Clerk, to serve for the period of
one year.
Three Trustees, to serve for the full
term OF two years each.
One Trustee, to serve for the period of
one year to fill vacancy.
Dated at Delta, Colo, this End day of
March, 1895.
II. II. WoLBERT, Town Clerk.
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surface Creek sIesn.


Lawyer Plumb, of Delta, had run
away last Thursday evening, demolish-
ing the buggy, tearing down several rods
OF the graveyard fence and throwing
Mr.. Plumb out and bruising his face.
Rather early for Plumbs to fall.
VIM. Rowan came down last week
from Lake CITY.
Elmer Grow has gone to South Da-
kotDon business.
Geo. T. Shock leaves this week for
Oregon.
"A: q. Botsford has bought the old
Hepworth ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. High May, of Lake City.
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
John Young is building new house.
VIM. Smith is busy making hot-beds.
Moses Ford talks of setting out five
acres Of tomatoes.
Preaching next Sunday at the Mound
school house at 3 p. IN, by Father Clark.
HoosIER.
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MARKETS..

Naturally one of the first items to be considered
by the producer is his market. This is almost
unlimited. The larger portion OF the present
productions is consumed in the hundreds Of
thriving mining camps with which the central
and western portion of Colorado is so abundantly
blessed by nature. Here fruits, eggs, poultry
vegetables, beef and mutton readily sold ut
fabulous prices, and for ready money. Asnddi-
tional railroad facilities are now in course of
completion we soon will have the markets on the
eastern slope fully opened to our wonderful pro-
ductions. Following are a few of the prices
obtained in the camps for articles produced on
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Notice for Fabrication.
LASD OFFICE AT MoSfRosE. Col
Navel, 20 fNas

Mnrch le. ltoJ.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention 10 max
final proof In support of his CAIN. and that said
proof viii be made before Milton II. Weleh, u.
5. Circuit Court Commissioner for the District Of
Colorado, at Delta. Colorado, on April 20, 1895.
viz:
CHARLES II. MARTIN,
Who made d. S. No HES Ute ser cs-f for
the Ne 4 NE 4 See. II, Twp. II S. Range VI
". 9th +. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO PROVE his
continuous residerc. upon and cultivation oil,
said land viz:
Thomas 4. L, Cline, William Ramsmey, Lii
born l.; Williams, William A. Clark, all oilaonio,
Delta County, Colorado.
A. L. AMsBARY, Register.
[Firs, pub. Mar 2o last Apr. 81, 95l
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The Grand Valley Nursery Co. will
take contracts to plant orchards.
G. G. SLACK, Manager.

Tho Populists hardly know whether
to endorse the alleged silver party or
not. They realize that nearly every
name signed to the call is a Democrat,
and they Lave not forgotten that in
1902 "a vote for Weaver was vote for
Gleveland,' 2 and in 1896 it looks as il "a
sOts for Sibley would be vote for
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Rogers Mesa.


Isaac Fclming, who has been wrestling
with Rogers mesa rocks for the past
four years, is moving to the Gunnison
valley to try his hand with adobe.
Miss Estella Cotton Of this place and
John Porter Of Onion valley were mar
ried Sunday.
j. T. Reynolds is going to keep bache-
lors hall this summer. Why don't some
maiden take pity on him and share his
lott
School closed last week in district No.
12, whea0J. B. McGinty has been
t.achir 8 d gave good satisfaction.
A very interesting debate took place
last Friday evening ut the literary be-
tween the able speakers, Mrs. Hollister
and Chas. Roberts, with II. A. Aims
worth and Mr.. Pai ker as assistants.
Rev. Worthington will give lecture
Friday evening next at the Hurst schoal
h ouee, subject, "Ghosts.' He will also
preach Saturday evening, and Sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
A. GOODMAN.
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What Is n Gunrnnfee.

1t is this. II you have a cough or
cold, a tickling in the throat. which
keeps you constantly coughing. or if you
are afflicted with any chest, throat or
lung trouble, whooping cough, &c, and
you use Billiards. Hoarhound Syrup as
directed, giving it fair trial, and no
benefit is experienced, we authorize our
advertised agent to refund your money
on return OF bottle. 1t never fails to
give satisfaction. 1t promptly relieves
bronchitis. Sold by The Delta Phar-
macy.
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have as good coal as there is in
Delta county; Screened, and will be de-
livered in town at So per ton. Leave or
dcrs Galo Bros. Boads in good coalition;
cabin and stable for excluivc use of Gus
toners; Scales at the bank; usual prices
Come and see me-
81 JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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Six railroad lines of are now projected
in Colorado. No one thought OF rail
road during Waite's blood-to- the brides
administration.
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Plenty OF Honey to- E4oiaE, on
Ranches. 10 aec:;lss.
Es. EE. sssgKEz.

The now silver party is trying hard to
get a foothold. II it was not an illigiti
mate child of Democracy it would have
more friends.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
Delta wheel Club.

The weekly club run will again go to
the State Bridge-leave Delta County
Bank at 9 o'clock prompt, Sunday morn
ing, March oath. All wheelman invited
to attend. WILL II. MATHERs,
Road Captain.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post Office at
Delta, Colo, March II, 1895.
Barlow, Grant Barlow, Mrs Frank
Barlow, Fl L Buffers, Wm
Hyatt, L Cutler, Mary f
Miller, II Rees, David L
Baidey, Lewis Rcece, Mrs Tom
II not called for in 80 days, they will
be sent 10 the dead letter Office.
w. RAY SIMPSON. p. NJ.
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G dorado will scarcely need an immi-
grafton bureau during the next two
years. People can't be kept out of the
state with a gatling gun.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Insure againt fire in the Caledonia
MlLToN +. WELca, Agent.
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Only few more days and the agony
OF our Legislature Will be over, and the
members return 10 the quiet of private
life.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

IL you want loans on ciloice ranches
write Il. L. Colt, Moatrose, Colo. J'y %
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Remember that if you have three or
moro teeth TO extract they cost you only
80 cents a piece at Kelsay's the dentist.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Gov. McIntire has offered a reward OF
LOGO for the apprehension of the lynch
ers of the Italians at Walsenburg.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

If you want first class dental work at
hard time prices call OF Kclsay the den
tist.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Montrosc has Owens the druggist and
Sherman the lawyer pitted against each
other for mayor.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Persons having real estate for trade,
rent or sale would do well 10 list sam c
with BEAR 4 CLACK.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
N1rSery Stock.

Having concluded to meet Eastern
competition, we quote the following
price on nursery stock:
Apple Tress--First class tvo-year-old
trees, 800 per 1000.
Second -class two-year-old trees, $50
per 1000. Special prices will be quoted
on other stock. Apply to
SHARP & ROSE,
Montrose Nurseries.
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The cheapest place to buy your gro
.ceries is at the
GILIETT GROCER Co.
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Home grown alfalfa seed and grass
seeds Of all kinds at
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

The Lake City Phonograph is much
improved under the new management.
Mr.. Uglow is evidently a gentleman who
understands his business.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20

Rev. Gill is in Mesa county aiding DIR.
Carnine in lectnring tour.
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Notice.

Parties in want Of Tile Chimney can
now be SUI piled. H. WILSON.
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For sale.

Residence lots in Delta city, choice
location. Also fruit and farm land in
large or small tracts.
MoGEANAEAN & BUTLER.
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Pride OF Dc,.a xnnL

Hotbeds are now being rapidly built
in the valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE
or n Most Remarkable Nature In Chlcag
All Records Wore Smashed.

or n Most Remarkable Nature In Chicago.
All Records Wore Smashed.
CHICAGO. April 3.-The Republicans
smashed all election records in Chicago.
Complete returns give George b. Swift,
tho Republican candidate for mayor, a
plurality of ALTO, tho largest ever
known here in n similar contest Tho
civil service law was carried by a large
majority Of 45,5I0. The other candi.
dates on tho Republican city ticket
were all elected, although Trude, tho
Democratic candidate for city attorney
ran nearly 10000 ahead Of his ticket.
Tho Republicans also made n clean
sweep OF tho town Offices, south, north
and west and in the annexed districts,
Hyde Park and Lake View, while in the
town OF Lake, the stock yards district,
one OF the supposed Democratic strong
holds. the Republican landslide was re.
markable.
The election gives the Republicans
complete control of the city council,
which will now contain fifty Republican
aldermen aud only eighteen Democrats.
DR.. Holmes. the Peoples party can
didate for mayor, received l4.000 votes,
a few less than half as many votes a,
were polled by the third party last fail.
The plan OF campaign OF the Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor, Frank Wen
ter, was to cut into the German. .Repub.
lican vote, and on this theory he ex-
pected to be elected. An examination
OF the returns shows that his calcula.
tions were not largely sustained. He
did get some German-Republican votes.
but tho rish-Democrat votes he lost
moro than offset any gains he made
among the Germans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

BALriMoRr. April Sc. T. Hunting.
ton and John II. lnman, Of New York;
Abram S. Hewitt, the noted iron mer.
chant; President ". Z. Ingalls,, oi tho
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, aud tho
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Com
pany; Hon. Edward Atkinson, OF Bo.-
ton, the president OF tho Merchants'
Exchange OF St. Louis. and other emi-
nent authorities. will contribute views
in this weeks issue OF tho Baltimore
Manutacturera Record on tho prospects
for general business improvement.
The majority Of vicws, while OF con.
sorvativo tono, arc to the effect that
business from this time on will gradu-
ally but steadily improve. The iron
and steel manufacturers aud merchants
report decided increase in the demand
for their products. Traffic has increased
on the railroad lines, and tho bankera
state that investors are having more
confidence in different SECTIONS Of the
country, especially the south. Messrs.
Atkinson and Inmau give quite hopeful
opinions, accompanied by elaborate ar
guments. Thomas Booth. president Of
tho Merchants Exchange OF St. Louis,
which represents the business senti-
ment OF the Mississippi Valley, states
that "the improvement, which started
tho first month OF the year, is becoming
emphasized"
@. P. Huntington thinks that "busi-
ness will continue to improve for some
years to come"
President Ingalls, believes that "in-
land commerce will improve from
now on"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
Republicans Have Everything Thor own
Wny-DamOcrnts Tnlo Little Interest.

Repnbilea" Have Everything Thor own
wnJ-psmoernts Take Little Interest
Providence, Il. l., April 3.-Tho cleo.
ton In Rhode Island for sta,, ofTicers
,o.L,, u,, ,.,, ,,i., ,i,u. - -.
"", wy i''''' ,''''o VI ho 'u
'arest Deihg taken. Inc Democrats
generally wero slow In getting to the
polls, and oven thu CLEARING wca,hcr In
H. an,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTS.

Goynrnor Mitchell, Of Florida, Takes
Strong Grounds In His Message.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA. April Sin his
message on tho convcnng OF the legls.
laturo here, Governor Mitchell in
st:ong terms recommended tina. "these
prize fights, or glove contests, be made
ielonics by statute with such penalties
attached as will causc those thugs to re-
spcct law aud to respect law-abiding,
God-iearing people Of tho state in pur-
suit of all their rights as ci,izeua."
According TO tho governors view the
now law should authorize sheritIs to
enter houae or enclosure aud arrest
on suspicion OF fight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Tho widow OF Alexander Dumas is
dead.
Henry Hammond, tho noted aboli.
ZIONIST, diod in Dcnisonville, Conn, yea,
to-day.
Tho cnse Of ox.Grand Master Work.
man Powderly against the Knights OF
Labor for $1,000 salary was postponed
at Philadelphia.
Augustus Kohn, d member Of tho firm
OF Kohn. Ruck 4 Iipman. counsollors.
nt.law. New York, shot himself at tho
Slurtovant llouso yesterday.
In Chicago the Columbian liberty boil
was rung 10 honor OF tho birthday of
Rev. Samuel T. Smith, author OF
"America." The school children and
city olliciaIa participated in tho exor-
cises.
=, Tho Chicago Gold Storage and Refrig.
orator Companies mud commission
inen and produce dCalcrs propose in tho
future to divert business from nll rail.
roads discriminating agalnst Chicago on
eastern shipments.
Tho Spanish legation Mt Washington
docs not credit tho report that tho
Spaniah admiralty Office has congratu.
lifted Lieutenant Yoarra on his course
In urine on tho American steamer ALI.
anca. Tho report Ia credited 10 rovolu.
ti0nsyy GUurces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
COMPTROLLEI, FITCH.
or Now York, Rspllrs to Mayor StronI
CriticIxms


or Now York, Replies to Mayor strons's
Criticisms.
New IoRK, April 3.-Comptroller 8.
Fitch left sick bed on purporse to 20
to his Office to-day and prepare n state
ment in reply to the message OF Mayor
Strong, which criticised the previous
administration. Tho statement is as
follows:
"The mayors message is male up OF
two parts. Ono OF them consists OF the
statements prepared with this depart
ment, which are correct. Tho other
part consists OF two or three statements
OF his opinion, which as far as they re-
late to the finance department and its
work, nre curiousl y incorrect
For instance. ho takes my statement
OF the forty-nine items, amounting to
S7,020.6l6 IS OF bonds and stocks author
lied by tho commissioners OF tho sink.
ing fund and tho board of estimate and
tho apportionment which remained un.
issued December 81, 1894 and an.
nouuces that these stocks and bonds re.
mainod unissucd because every tech
nical subtcriuse was availcd OF to pro.
ven, their ssue in order to make some
moral or political effect.
The fact is that the bonds and stocks
remained unissued because the work ior
which, they wcrs to pay had not been
douc.
"A large portion OF the bonds author.
izcd. but unissued on December ST.,
1891. had their origin in laws passed. on
resolutions accepted long prior to tho
beginning OF my term OF office, and
somc OF than can be traced back moro
ten ycars."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
G /. R. VETERANS

Capture Charleston Never Siora li0spItn.
bly, Treated Than at the State Capital.
Tha Parads-w0man's RELIEF Corps aud
Sons of Veterans,
Special Dupate, 10 ne Iai.liJeacr.
CnARLESroS. W. Va, April 3.-The
veterans havo captured tho city aud
seem delighted with tholr capture.
Commander Crago Is authority for tho
statement that tho oncampment has
never been more Hospitality treated
than In Charleston. Tho attendance Is
large and 10 fully up TO expectations.
Tho parade to-day was highly credit.
able to the G. A. X. and Sons OF Voter.
ans. both organizations participating,
and bnsinoss houses aud residences on
all tho principal sLrees woro gaily deco.
rated with tho national coors.
The annual reports show that all tho
organizations now 10 session here are
In remarkably good condition, notwith.
standing hard times. Tho G. A. r.
treasury contains more money than
ever before. Under tho management OF
Mrs. Daniels as president, ably assisted
BY the other officers, tho Woman's Re.
llot Corps makes wonderfully good
showing, while the Sons Of Veterans
arc no. at all bohiud tho others. Tho
sessions to-day wero devoted 70 prelim.
mary business aud the officers will be
elected tomorrow.
lo.night's feature wai an entertain.
ment at the opera house. given by tho
Woman's Reliet Corps. MAJOR Honder.
shot, the drummer boy OF tho Kappa.
hammock, assisted by local talent, beinr
tho attraction. Tomorrow night camp
fire, in which both Union and Coniei.
crate soldiers will participate. will close
tho proceedings. Governor MacCorkle
will deliver the address OF welcome,
which will be responded to by Com.
mander Crago. Colonel Freer, Judge
Houston aud others will also deliver
addresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
THE INCOME TAN.

r"e Enturns Coming In to tho Department
Mt Washington.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 3.-The in
come tar returns arc coming in lar be-
Y'ad tho expectations Of tho officials.
To sa7o timo and avoid com piications
'ns collectors wore instructed to class
u; aad send in tho returns OH tho 10Th
Q. each month and therefore no reports
nave besn received OF date later than
ns'ch 10. Nevertheless as many as lO,-
w 'esurns havo already been received
sad are now being yarified and nra bu.
ing recorded. 1t 10 estimated tina. tho
,e'o'na made to tho collectors prior 10
l"'ch 10. represent at least Sl.j0O.00O
~ Income tax, and that tho actual
a'noun, te:urnsl to April will aggro.
Hi'n EIj,OW,0JO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
SECRET PREYED ON HI,I.
And Cashier Griffin, of the Northwestern
Bank OF Chicago, Confessed to Stealing
Fifty thousand Dollars. '

And Cashier Griffin, of the Northwestern
Bank of Chicago, Confessed to Stealing
Fifty Thousand Dollars. q
CHICAGO, April SIT has been dis
covered that F. W. Griffiu, assistant
cashier CT tn, Northwestern National
Bank OF this city, is q deiaulter to the
extent OF $4,000. He has been arrested
and has confessed. The Northwestern
National is u bank Of ample means.
with capital and resources amounting
to a million and half dollars, and ono
OF the mos conservative institutions in
Chicago. Griffin's shortage will in no
wise affect the standing Of the bank and
creates no excitement
Frederick Griffith, the defaulting
cashier, had been in the employ of the
Northwestern bank about twenty years.
He was prominent socially and but
few wcoks ago was elected president OF
the Ashland, swell west side club.
He owns n beautiful residence on Wash
ington boulevard. where he was kept to-
day under charge Of United States Off
cers. no formal arrest having yet been
made. In an interview Griffin said that
the $50. 600 had been taken TO help him
in stock speculations. The money was
lost and although the defalcation was
well covered it preyed upon his mind,
until he could keep the secret no longer,
and informed the bank officials. He
was ready, he said, TO take whatever
punishment should be given him.
The method used in hiding the defici-
ency was to draw from the account OF
correspondent bank in some other city.
The crookedness was first noticed by
Bank Examiner Mckeon, when he re-,
ceiyed his "sheets" from the Northwest-
ern national bank OF Omaha.