Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

Ing the ultimate fulnllment Of the
banks promise to pay all depositois IN
81 do not think the county will lose
a dollar" he said to the reporter.
During the month OF March the eN-
penses OF the county were szs,aV@,eo.
This months expense VIII be ABOUT we
same. on the 10th interest ON tue
court house bonds to the amount OF
Sg975 viii fall due, and $3.50 interest
on bridge bonds. The regular court
house estimate which falls due on the
Goth will be. $4,000. All the available
cash in the hands OF the treasurer yes
terday was $1,000, which mad NOT peen
turned over by the tax collector on
Thursday. Treasurer Collins believes
thnt there will be no difficulty in meet
ing all the demands against the county
nj they mature He said It's credit
would he sustained az any cost to hlm-
self His bondsmen are largely the
officers and directors of the bank. Conn
potent judges declare that 1t is gilt
edged and that the county VIII lose
nothing BY the banks suspension
Mayor %. b. PADDOCK said the credit
OF the city would be maintained, anu
that 1t would pay its obligations as rap
IDLY as they fall due.
1--WE viii not default one dollar. don't
you think it," was the rehssurihs way
The mayor answered n question put 70
him. For the present" he went on
the Live Stock National bank VIII
pay all warrants without discount
There was TO have been 100000 OF the
oity's sinking fund paid In for our
own bonds and had not the bank aus-
pended this Transaction would nave
been contaminated in New York, satur-
day Uuuayl, | wiah you would sAy 49r
me" continued Mayor Paddock mat
there was never a better time Tor oui
patriotic citizens to maintain the credit
OF the city than by at once coming up
and paying their taxes. You may also
add, with emphasis. that the integrity
and credit OF the city VIII be main
talned. and II the taxes now due are
promptly paid there Will be no trouble
IN doing this.
The CITY National bank made state
mont to tho comptroller OF currency
ON March 3, which was published at
the time anu which Is below;
1.onns and Observation-Disclosures 90
Overdrafts, secured and uu- -
secured ...........'....'''.' o'oi4 %
U. 5. bonds to secure cir ....
culntiOn ,.,,. ..... ......... SVVVu w
Premiums on u S, bonds. 5OuO OJ
Stocks, securities, etc..,..... lb,J-J 20
Banking house furniture .,,..,
and fixtures. ......,..,..t,... Sl,9-O w
t cages row own ed a 4olol GO
Due nom national banks mot --.
reserve agents ....,......... n,11G u
Due ,rcm state banks and
bankers 800, ",., .....-... 4b' o.
Due from approved reserve ...-.
agents. ..,.,.''. .-........ 4O'91v "
Checks and other cash Items 2'l5l "
Exchanges FOR clearing house 1917, s-
Notes uf other uauoual banks o'loO W
Fractional paper currency
nleltels and cents",-..,,.. IL %
Lnwtw money reserve IN
bank. viz; Specie, S-t,al9 co.
Legdi-tender notes, $4,000, l2,dJ9 90
Redemption tuAd with U. $.
treasurer % per cent OF clr-
culalon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 90
- -
Total ..............,,,..,,.s y52,2OO Of
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in,,.,. SdOO,o1O 90
Surplus FUND .................. 5000 90
Undivided prouts, less eN-
penses and taxes paid-.,,.. A.tsS ~
National bank notes out
standing ,...................- $1,000 On
Due 10 other national banks. 32O 10
Due To state banks and
bankers ,.,,."..,,..,,,,.,.. 1.ili 90
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