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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-14
A TOTAL OF ll.441 VOTERS.
Regisf ration Closes After q B1sy DAY
An Increase Over the March Eiec-
tien Of 3,eGr, or 80 Per Cent-

There are ff.4G registered voters IN Sc
astie. The registration cooks Closed at =
o eioSk last nsgsr, after one OF the Hse.-
est DAYS ever known at the city na1a Dur
ing the day tas entire force was kept On
the keen jump, and appisesnts for place
on the rolls crowded the istle waiting
rocn until a late hour. The. crush con-
tlnced until 10 o'clock a, night wen the
applicants gradually th.nned out The last
man 20 register took the cath at I.is-
During The day So men were registered.
The total registration for the last ua1-
n!espat election was s.S74 so that the books
show an increase or S.oe7 votes. or little
more than IS per cent
The totals by precincts and wards, to-
getner with the figures fer last March. ara
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a Stare Claim. Wages.

louisville. ky. Oct 1.-The trial o, an
interesting suit has 5esssE sn the Law aai
equity court Annie Tie~. an sx-slaTe,
sues TO recover S7ss from Hsilaasn Weir.
a sheet fraa rrepx1st6E. fog Eweaty-foar
years services. SIZE NAS born In slavery
and adopted her master uasne. see says
snzS after her ernAnel pa sion she agree;
x4sh Weir 70 remain with hsra as tls ser-
want with he uulrFx arr * faas she was
70 hs clothed fed AMI lodged for the rest
OF her Efe- she says CHE remained sisA
rim and reares nis children. pat shz; after
hts seeors marriage sna was disca2Fg~a
tbs occurred November u. 1855. SIZE
Sesk Ks 20 recover judgment egAinst Weir
TOW a. the rate of g. ger veex for twenty
fo,4r years. Tse defer 4ang pleads II.
stAfzfta o. grlltathca aa5 Also filed Al
answer raslng gemsr@l aenEaL
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1ots0 - fnuNary. OOs41 s1xss D. 40
charge ~ a tnyeetsEzf1HI - En~ ra1rl-@
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trouese hgsveeS tie lnks C~rrssrx $3.50 =
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Tacoma. Oct. r3-Spec iai-Ju<sge JOAN
C. StaI.rup this morning granted 70 y.
r Nurry. the taxpayer who yesterday
5-osghs sui; % en5cfn the funding Of the
s. ~ 30 outstanding warrants. a tempo
rary injunction restraining the city off,
csals from rsssiying any bids Tor the bonds
20 be Issued and from proceeding a. all
In the matter Of the sale or exchange %
the bonds for warrants
City Attorney Shackleford and Mr.
Whitehouse. his assistant. made q show
Tag 10 the court today Of the damage tina.
xouGd be inflicted upon the eaty and tax
payers In case the injunction was granted
and the work Of fund ng the warrants de-
sayed. The city desired the court 10 post
pone the hearing on the application for
the injunction GnsE preparation could be
made 70 show the court the Injury that
would result from the injunction. Judge
Stailcup. nosever. ordered The counsel TO
proceed. and after The arguments were
finished he grated the order, stating,
however. that he was prepared a. any
tine 70 proceed with the hearing OF the
case Upon is merits. and wosid allow
the city al the time desired for the proper
and speedy presentation Of the case
Assistant City Attorney whi,ehouse
asked the court to Hx the indemnity bond
az s5A01 In view OF the damage tia.
Nt4s% AIHs1l Lie kEafAfiItt0fA- 4 IS
court named $50 as proper sum for the
bond. and Il vas Immediately furnisaesi
From the present status OF the case and
the courts action this morning. |. can be
predicted with confidence that when the
suit comes Up for trial on Its merits, the
committee OF the council. 10 which has
been delegated TIE power Of passing upor,
the suspected warrants. win have It's duty
performed by the court. and the Judge viii
determine the Legality OF the disputed obi
g&siors
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MRS. BOSTON BRUSHES.
And Wouidn't Thing af Accepting Mac
mnenfeS' Statue.

Boston. Oct I3.-Bos1on has refused TO
acceps the bronze Baeehanse By Maencn-
MES for the new public library. The statue
Is too suggestive % immortality and thirst
for the puritan town. At 3 meeting az .he
art COMMISSION cn Friday i wzS fnally
decided 10 re5ec; Il, ana today Edward
Robinson. The curator % the Museum OF
Fire arts and secretary OF the arr COM
ra.sssen. sent The following minute 10 the
trustees Of the library:
voted, that tire secretary be instructed
&c inform the trustees uf the public library
that. While recognizing .--e remarkable
technical merits CT Mr. Macraonniss'
statue OF Bacchante as a work OF art. this
commission does not regard u IS sctss9 70
the puasic library building"
This decision Of the arr commission Is
final, and the trustees must reject the gift
TIE statue is cHe OF the best things the
sculptor ever did. II = IA bronze. seven
feet tai. the nude figure Of a woman In
her eft arm she carries child. while IN
her right hard. extended hsEh over der
hesa. = a bunch OF grapes Tire woman
is dancing. With laugh on her face. The
whole STATUE Is expressive OF Joy and free
dom Paris thought SO much % he statue
that when z was unahle . get *. X had =
rtpsiea ma de-
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Tacoma. Oct is-Specsai 1T Is raro-ea
thas Cessasl william Bailey. - New
York. ard otaev protectors Of the Lake
PARK azsi Celzrassa River Railway have
iss contracts FER Ssvsrs mites % xra5sr z
segsa % re essy. snd thRt the wO-k vii
h-s r~fThea Z; = intended % bui4 re
rad % - coia-sh,a river and there "a
canne~s xtth an Eastern read TIE Lake
Far& Ire Tssns thvss3gA IRE SaEre country
as tNat swaT@rs4~s - tie Puget Ssanss
Mc3nf Rainier ard Eastern. and there IS
cons sewaAse rivalry between ths txa corn.
pAmseS - &C. tngc tire Aefa s-zt both
are projected sAroSwh rSsh timber a.
rScuinsTA Ans eeal hss1r RAren C., n re
Cnsgrste~ a - re cs1v. prs<asss ~ 20 in
ssseeS re v~0tsss - tse last naxre5 con-
paw. Shs9h = Tacoma corpora ftar- Tsse
eSron IS sss& . saH r ard sufficient CAP.
tai 20 o&1Ia eSes aorsa railroads.
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g-eyssarG. O, Oct, Ri T. generally
ae,ievpa among TIE sescfns S2tAas.c v.e~gv
~ tkis city fhat S.ssap Hortszsann, 81
sae Cleveland SCese. wsI be tsaEe-eS The
position - rector u xas Cafsusse uni
xarsst~ a; Washington maze vacant ~
shs res ~ns1tcr q Bls10p k@an~. TIA
bssAe2. S-no - 81 ereserf IF ne Easl s&s
Eivsa oas xotssrz CONSUMING she appoint
n sat. but i - sasS th8x Is has bsea rrs-
va tety nctsFss hat ~ fs ne clsafe~ OF the
nsne. xaz tSzt hss ytsss ~ ire Ea~- IS
for the purpose q nssk -F tssx necessary
a~-N zEsEn@E-s tor taking On his new
duties
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rhe s,arm or Sem Ier.e,.

Philadelphia. Oct Ia--The West Indian
hurricane, which carried death and de-
stracilon before il and has devastated tho
New Jersey coast during the pAss ferry
eight hours. has finally spent its force
Some Aalf-6ozen lives have been lost and
more than sz5Aa5 worth OF property de-
stroyed. Steamers arriving al the break
waters give evidence OF having encoun-
tered terrible weaver. The steamer Baron
innesGAle was struck by the hurricane
and Ger decks continually flooded. rails
tern from Ire decks and Seaman Jshn
CohncGs washed overheard and drowned.
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sue the Republican party ~ n u
strong IL not stronger than 3
contra. every straw that has h.uo,l =
the track OF the can.pasyu sIaee 0Ni
inAtloE of Bryan has slsdieate1 ~
what he calls the pArasn0uns insre
f-osaocrasy ~as weaker and losaax ,IIu
The nomination or Sewall NJ z
dcgehe on the enthusiasm OF u -
who had captured the Eemoeto5 = {
showed their reese ngnaers and ilu1
nominating Watson N the saa n
own ticket So far as cur go
gees the sktis h4vs been e1ul61
every description OF internal
and external wee Cor the deocorf r
Pessocraey into the depths be u
minority since the days of Hnra6 rs
OF unfortunate memory.
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Indianapolis. fn8. ces. G2-Tn. eis ves~
erans' party. anfsr The charge Of Gen
era Asger. arrived .. rnftsna polls 81 go
r. IA A large rarss~ r~s@~~ed by
the generals from tire Hetsi psaGssSn.
The crowd that gathered 90 hear the
speakers Was - hrxe tat Il VAS ae>es-
cary 10 divide Tire meetings e<fween two
halls. TIE toe ae3srsess Aggregated 2 sa
people. whe srnfa aaei Ire s.te~ances nr
IRE s~.ers,s IN behalf % tae wnss .sansa -
ant IRE Republican caar1s Tee speakers
Of the evening we're 1eseTai Russell A
Ats~r. General Darasi ssckses Genera u
q. Howard. General Sse~ars NJ rernxyt.
vania. saa Corporal Tanner.
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Pert s-xwsS Or Is -Sr~S-szi -r~x-k
Rass-sa-a a far 80 GFi1x ~ess % iHss esrw
test bis ws*e wsse1 yez- ard On sss--
say sks e~ly ss-. eoT ~ asa< vears wa
Accss ent&Sfy sssos x-s Sfsls-s zee vas oest
ssrsl ~ ara assirx a. FN~sxA wstar h&v ars
wFsA a~ wsrs taraa - ths boys * eAA
uvsg N-erAorss t@t'}r Frank was sefs s3ase
81 eAa~RS - tn~ r1~ wasse xAe asAe~x
we@s rs Ess creek efser trna1 -Nsx Nas
h~se x0s@ hs9t q SHORT a-ze wNen th~v
AeArss she repair 20 xssn. &a1 ca r~sarw-
"a fessna 2Asfr lite cor EaArfea dead ia
ss&s hs Tzns a~sn AierGsy kora away nv
the cAArxe % sGss
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m 10 4 PATxIOT.
- Ysi1sssias % . Psxtiaas h Asy
9~une-

NnransssA Aich.. Oct i2s-fSssssoc @.
Nosf Williams. - the Protestant Ep.s-
eoaA, diocese Of NArQueste. said to-day;
The Epsseoyai sharch vas most largely
ysprss~nfsd among the saxn.rs Of TIE
peelArxficu a Irdspenasnee ard thu
1x4n~rs oS xsae constitution Of the United
DsAsAa aha has never encouraged her
clergy 10 ~ personal sarstsana. yet
Wcalt ~ . dumb guardian Of my s>scrle
oksss3 Hesitate 10 Say that any mesaher
- tie EgE.eopal csvrnh uho supports tbs
Chlosxo pattern vii Dc 80 In the teeth
g shs mora teAehsnx IL bis church
hare never been . Marty msn and 10 not
Declare for any personal sre<eresce In this
esscsscn. bat % eeeaars far patriotism.
W4sSzaI eaArsty &nc confluence bet ws<a
kanesf uoney."
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Tn E.hahi, Ahra.d.

San Francisco, Oct IS-The state Board
% Trade. az It's regular meeting held 20
Gay. decided 20 begin preparations for
sending exhibits % Calzeorrs.a products 10
the Nashville. Tenn. and Hamburg expo
ss.ious next May. Chairman GAspmaE APP
pointed the following committee 70 super
Intend the work. Directors Mcdonald.
Mas.tH. Sharpe, sewssy and Mgr. F-scher.
The committee viii send out a circular let
ter 10 growers ~ the state asking them 10
contribute 20 the exhshtrs. The board also
accepted the invitation Of the Philadelphia
museum OF industrial products 10 appoint
a committee OF TWO o represent the ssata
q; the meeting 70 be held IA that city next
month Mark u Mcdonald and Mgr.
F.Echer viii act
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Ysu Reed asA Other kpl~adia Orators
- Casne 1hts Way.

Chscswc. Oct x--For the Arss time IN
Any rsrpasxa the RepuhitcAn national
csmrnlssse has undertakes 20 SUPPLY the
Paeiae coast WITH speakers. ard number
~ Republicans ~ national rerate will be
heard there eefsre tbs close Of the "a ~
pesxn. During the asst week spnsker
Reed viii &c 20 California sn3 make q
nsssnk-zr ~ a31rssses tAere.hts arsg speech
being ~ k<ss sHxeses oesesesr = Further
details 81 the eoass tour Of Congressman
Beuieia<. ~ Name. have heen agreed
upon. that gentleman speaking at Los An
Geiss ocEohsr g. sacramento October is
and SAn Francisco Cetahsr -
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pfIia.5es.Ata. owg. s1-TAe BRITISH
steamer k,vssyn. CanE- Hsvaer frsxn
gzgeiws. szs@5- aa~7ar~8 b IS Ts@is~ey~
Asausess k.fale4s h1ssssss u rins SearGea. Eks
crex % lie %9rNsgkaz eaF< z4sas@~ wAo
acre ptsx@d 40 a. sez after Asa1x @arsft
III .Asaf food or w&,sE fpF nta@ - IS TIE
ean4ssssn ~ 80 na.n NAs ss.&zale. znt -
fasss BAD thav tsz-Saze that Il xae nee4s-
z3rv ~ LIZ Sizes - sSsTa 81. Raul TIER
az zcax-5 ssss sGez -ssr f.
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Ra1sfe. ~. r.. Oct N ~-Ssr-at s~Ysnssawr,
prevailed here snnExAs when T9soYna. n
Red. 80 Maine. ard sAe geqaaase4n vutssr.
Material asntt6sts. rsaas = wAsr& -
Troy. addressed RE Sesers .; Muse hsa
TIRE isw~rgns ssssss ans 4t=snai weather
en- not sfsScaFsEs the vesprs Me eaaais
. denomination s@-a 40 rs4rass "a. ns,s
esen In yesra rrecsai-x IRE ss~esearnsk.
ing at TIE bali there vas . E~.rssr a, re
R~raes'e~a stoss. In ~aseA srosa s.y sa.sas
usen s,ck part
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Nsw fsrk. Oct ~ ~ssarfet A. Hosars
TIE Republican candidate fov va r.ynxs.
ssat H>sds he e-ss ~reszA - fns e.w-
ratxn scssxAt al rat.r~sn Senator F>~v~
wsxs 20 ~ the chief sgwskeT ard NJ $40.
bart was - presto. sas Mr. H<ss~,.
sewnsaecsse sssnars~t . sg~eeA -rUs-A Ara
TIE vas given . saest sasAassassss rs~9sss,-
tea lie ;slket rgsresnsssy a. re tsr&y-
bat also sgsc&e briefly of re n@c@&Assx -.
ssassnsainsnx TIE aassc1's present ra&ressa a.
ssaHtarA
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Letter the cozsni says that npon resolving
sae conazauaA@ssaa from CrA1g he had
written % A1zr1-as P@ll1ssr. commander or
I1s P2c1sse sGaazsrcn. asking aaS cosas1
BE 5oze and received arsxer thai 70 YES
sess were asalas Die % 20 20 he Ls1Aan-
COWS RELIEF.
As ire Trf.e1 States cc1il oTer no aelp
so- Ire sane reSsc-- EAs 51S12le5 shsD
viii probably Remain a1rift unless Chance
arrows i IN the coarse OF some passing
vessel Capable - towing q into port
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EHftsf F&A NhNWN z y " tffs
Tacoma. Oct. S-Specfsi The regfstra-
ton OF voters closed at 70 o'cicc9 to-
night. with s.sf7 voters on the books. This
Is an increase CT I..s1 over Last spring.
which - partly due 10 the large number
Of so~esgn-born citizens asiuraiized dur
ing the past few days by Judge Hanfossi
ard Judge ssalscnp-
Spokane. Oct l3-The registration hopxs
n this city closed today with an snrolE-
ment OF $40 Thls is So more votes than
wsrs ever before enrolled on the rsgislra-
tIoa lists.
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VIII Isussler. of the @. Crauer ~
fran. has now On exh.hisien s eo
Of pr.zs-wlnn.ng photographs q "
convention OF the phofoxrapAia aI2
ton OF America. All are cord.al6
70 inspect them They VIII h u Gi
for one week ar corner Cherry ana E
bsa streets, Sciererrnan block. samti
Ing as c. w. Parker & Co.'S pAe0In
rooms. from = .. IA Until nAHI
miss this trea. CT seeing maoa15I
art.
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Sac Francisco Cagt 3s:-Tse t4ss here %
Gss.~sa~e~ To- eaa ssrtsa~s srars9 sssa-Eer
x4a8tAE0w @&s @4speaAez zeSAy. wasn a
AsrErr was r@e@svcsz ~ H1xa craig. @res4-
1sxz q taA Essa Eas@x * Gags- Ez@re~. frsxz
ts1s BrtgssE c01ssz{. 70 n s0sr = cGszzzsarlnx~
sloa s-44 eeea ssas requesting all ~ sss
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Portsmouth. Y "a Oct n-SezAsars
Sherman and Rurrose Aassrs~ses ar I'm.
msnse neaaes.Ssa meeting Asrs sass zsesx~
seea. Over nesS strangers sevs e~essHk
asss tie ssarsds wss e~a s>ase. lenr.
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New REPRESENTATIVES,.

Washington Clty. ocs. iz-Ths president
today recognized Leon Guissann as consul
OF Belgium. A6olo Cana. consul OF Tene-
xnsIs. apd Jose Maria T4noco, co-saa or
Costa Tsics. Ell az san Francisco.
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Joe Sprout. Fred Bray and ~
monc. notorious criminals, 0DG
TIE county sii st Woodland, c.
day. By cutting away The 5o5<D ~
der Gi.h q pair Of sharp nheosn =
Geld chsSel. The sherln and = l5S
In pursuit. Sp-ous and Bray 14i6]
fenced 10 Eve years n San Qm
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VIE Rsss vas SEX. we gaze Ser cxzso-=A
wA<a sa~ vas szassa. sAs crars 80 ca~e~sA
wsrs she h.snazne GsxsS sac essng - r2st<r4a
wAs1 ssas AAs Css4sr~rs ssss gasv ssss<z cAss1~zA
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1--we he -,e1s. e. TIE s.ass * Washing-
xoz anx uoed Hewsrs ard BIS fr1<aeo
wfynca, rscves ne rs>nt.on 90 AcKt1sey
eaused xrsa. entazssss-rL TIE hs1zoleaa
sxrexxs1 Is GROWING <xery day.
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eaeassussA. ocl. E-SesF-tss EFT se-s.
ser 1eAs III aisen saeks seF@ Eonsxrs 70 q
sr9sde3 aeasss ard ~xx wssf received sgs
o<as srsn1 sprsAi 10 he veGsss % prs-
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mn HoEr1crxruxrs1s.



TaeosrA Esnt. n-Soeri2:-Tne s-s.A
eca-t ~ aerlcussu-e Dszzn a three days
session &c thas e-sy yesterday. being 80
sens-4nsaal Desssng There are present
cAe fosscwsn9 members. D ~ rezse. 90
wsEsa Was1a p-ssssent- g. H Rsss O.
gxyzEsu7. Czss1ss1 EnGx5<. o. varenav-
err l. Cnea6Ae- - A3saasts. A. r. Eo-
sorn. o. @ozpewsIie. and s. W. Marcy. -
EgIlsnz5z-w ard r.. p. Cas-. secretary.
B%sEer ire t-ensxctssn .. ne rszal
a-s0anr u r-sssns hus.1ess. the noa-1 eas
rec4lved The reports o. Prsss1ens 5sss~
ard Secretary caH. as1 the oeas- mem
Sers as connssssozers. n tier respective
6sssrsc-x TIE ooar5 - also preparing -
tnsf5 b >r5EaI re.s1rs 20 lie governor AMI
IeTsssxeErs. TIE actual wa-k O. ne re-
per-. gasch AL make Winnie % sev-
era agn1red cages IL being 6cae By Presa-
esa; Jesse Secretary KasEhs and Csnnis-
s!orser-as-Izrre Knsgh. II wEl nke .
usek yet % complete the rep0rt
Tas afferzooa he board Listened 20 Al
address by Mr. j. Hemlov, Al exp4r
canns-ynaan. VITO gxve TIE hoard SONS
vzlEa5se Information relative - the e.
"a 81 ssarez- Of eGEn<rsss on a small scase-
Nr. HesrnW urged that the members as
individuals Do az In <aetr power 70 es-ae-
lis1 trait .an.erses IN The STATE SO TIA.
TIE surplus product o. the orchards may
Dc taxes care o. ne &ss>2xtr G<es4re1
that II q entirely feaEoie 10 construct
c4nne-sss ga . paying basis. provsseS care
b. taken rot 70 60 Eoa heavily into the
business n frss- He potnfee or tie nee
esslsy far cannerfss an1 xEsa he had
finished. the members OF the board ex-
presses heir satisfaction 81 The showing
thai had been made
. Ore % the moet important reports was
that made by Secretary Csxs. who devoted
considerable attention TO the operation %
the statute enacted by the last legislature
regulating she banding o. fruit on ccm-
MISSION hy the dealers In the cities. The
lzw makes IL shs duty Of the commission
man 70 make q written report 20 the
grower w.sa.n ten days after the sale OF a
cons. gn~fent Of fra. stating specifically
the parties 70 whom fhe fru was sold.
the price received Tor each lot. and fun
infcrmatsoE regarding the deal II was
css snee 20 protect she grower from fraud
Secretary LASS declared that many com
mission merchants n the state have de-
6ed the law and openly refused 70 carry
out it, prcvsssons- He advised the board
20 recommend 20 the legislature tia.
ssrsngen. laws be passed regulating the
commission men. ard that measures Be
taken 20 punish the'v1oiarcrs Of the law.
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Deepest Minority STAGE greeley.

trtrago PO9t.
We have Watched the drift 81 shss cam
patgn very carefully ever since the nom
Snatian - Mckinley. anA IN the fh~sa
naoasns since taAn ws have Eaasd q, r,oss
orc s4sn % snSicate taAt on the tariff ia
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REPORT ov THE CONp9Il
the Boston National hank. q e1lll
Seattle. in the state Of Wae11
the cscse OF. business. 0cs0bef
RES0rRcEA
Loans and discounts ..............Dl
osersrafss, secured and unne-
cured --..--.- ......-.-.--.... ..s.s =
L. s. bonds 20 secure csrc:lAl1on y
fremiuns on q. &. boasi4...s....
EEccxs. securities. etc. ...........>
Rarl<trg hcase. furnisure and -
t0res ..--s.-- ...s-s....-s.s
Other real estate and mOrtgae0
oensG 1890. .ss.-.*. .sss. $50 So b !
Due from national hanks - &.
reserve &xerssf ....-.s.. -&sssss><s + (
Due from state banks and hanlo1o
DE from approved rooote =
HEFax -......+a....s s.--.s-.s.se&<< -
Checks and other cash tseufD.s.ssA !
Exchanges for CLEARING house. n
Notes Of other national hanks -.
Fractional paper currency r.
els and cents .....-......ss.s.s@ss ~
Lawful money reserve
N hzrx. viz. n:
Sp2cfe ...... .1kN u
Legal tender notes.. =
Redemption fund With e. .. sreeor 3;
urer u per cent. or clrculzEso4
49,
Tosal .--...,.. ......--........sss.''s!s i :!
L4f.ABILTTrEA E
Capital stock paid ifi.--........s.-ly
Und vtded proksss. less eHpeo =
and faxeE paid ...........+-*..sss =
National bank notes oul&sand14
Due 20 state BANKS aud ban19l4
IEi.g Sdnal deposits suhJeN -
GIE&& -.-s 80 ~ IL
Demand cerfsfeas es 81 fepceek..
Tire certificates OF deposit ..4s.<
Certified checks ....-..-.--..... $4,000 III
Notes and 1liis rAdssccsinfesd-....s rs
Bills payable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sE &.
I1sAf .-ass.%.s.. .ss.sss-s.s.s = ssSSks 80
State Of Washington. Gcanfy 9
!. A. ~. Bro1kes, cashier OF 80
named bank. 10 spiemnsy sweoR
ADORE Statement - true 70 Ene uks
kno ledge and heileg. =
A. II. BHC<lKk ~!
Subscribed AMI sworn - 49,
tsth day OF October. 1886. -
l5eaLl II. b. HA1N1
Notary Public for washingsoA 3
a. Seattle.
Cogrecs-Attest:
II. q. ST8Eyn
l. A. NAObs& .
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