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LONDON. Nov S-eoazass n.s. savs-
NEw YORK Nv
Posts EuwaeH ia saeresa 80 AetessAtsss
The stecS markets wers JIG, .....-
Ns&@ - 49, IN msnas whtsN ta
we're ahossg 81 he partv. F.ssss =. ,..s. -.
fer khcEassgE ANe &s@ssf<Fs go ~
have decreased So -. ana exna,s. 4, N.
y. ~. y, IS. SO e. 3 taIssag IN
Brcadssaas.
LONDON. New. s-g. -. 80
tAis ws@A bone taye~s pes-s 80 49, So
Naste continental hugars syvr,a - Z
tng. 4Ae prices % grain IN assssnf sss.s3.
tiasa= were weaker ana tAs pgsesS 49, ss.s.
grain were agsagserad ea 1sssF
was quoted at rs "a ana sa.s,s essss ~ ~
Wheat ~ tae Arwentsae RenaS1s,s 80 -
tnE St SIS 81 for february go 49,. 80 80
ana Arrii delivery hy sailing yess,.ss ~
Flour waS slow.
For maize. rouad ccrn. fhere aas v,,.s
demand, American raise - $3.50
QuAes. las aasd vas 9a4a soe osa sasxrt
barley was quiet.
Oats were active az - ca NArs-xav. A.
livery. BUYERS prices sellers ASKED III fo-
December delivery. '
Closing aaotafson.-
LIVERPOOL Nov. 6-ExeAanxs elo..
ine. SAsS-
Wheat~- Spat. quiet: No ! rss yg.s,aa
winter. ttaN a. = ila; No rea No. rssesn
spring. dun at IS ST.
fsorn.-AmsFscan mixed sras ar,n IL e.
1ssas November. s5eassy Al L nd. ns~ssrsse
hor. steady ~ = 81, January. slsaety at
IFlear-st Louis fancy winter. ara At
IlePs-As London. Paesae CO.'S. slrm Il
81 Us.
London Money Market.
LONDON. Nov. 7--The usoaey ns.rkas
is easter bat ncs 20 ans extent. II il -.
peetEd thas only a portion ar ira itss.na
due ak fAe Bank cf England Mil III re-
paid. and on tie outside sapplans ar, nm
usually small. Discount rates rafssfaa ssst
whiia money Continues searvs Thr gola
demand for the continent = ssTusx atsg
sent 90 india Fer THAT Teassn rates arc
likely 20 rBfnai1 as their present level ~
stocks business is only moderate shaV@-
nisnss are irregular and thfre ii nothing
az al iaiRg IN aolns railways Ths. M
certainly as u Cuba. TIE xlctorv III Fam,
many HAIL tn the MUNICIPAL elections IA
New York. and professional sssilng HAZE
al tended 10 depresa AFngrIe4n stxs9s,,sssu@
Which were senE down ffxsn TO gsosnts
lasf week.
ket weak. and when rRa.ixattens rurra-
mencea prices fell. There il 4 aasan.slsn
60 await President McRinfeyss nnex@ann X,
congress before BUYING Prizes veAseFxsav
however did nor reflect tie falling nr il
New York. NortheTn Pacific ursssnars' rows
Grand Trunk railway shares Nus hard
through the week because IN tlFa good
prospects Of the road. The MinIng raArAst
was extremely quiet.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Nov. s--wheat-Closlng qu0-
tations. No. bl8estem. sei4c, No. ! club
TsEMe
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SAY FRANCISCO %ov. The bark
entire Olympia VIII start for Puget sound
En- q few 8avs - lead with glmbers 3n5en&-
New York.
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Nine tickets 70 tho rich gold hxiaa are
being given away BY the posf-Inteili~
gencer. which allows you to earn l,rut-
stake a. the same time. Are ven III thu
racs9 III not, send to the manager today
for blanks.
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Total sales.
Hank Statement.

sllrpias reserve. decrease. 500. 81
iaans. Increase. ST. 80 DO specie, incTeaae.
set no. legal tenders decrease. si.Hes. so.
deposits, increase, ST nas so, circulation.
decrease. 81 ~. hanka now hold 81 ISL
Is in excess 81 the requirements.
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Prove vonr naerjt and 50 70 the KISn-
aske free with the Post-InteI3irencsr.
send today to che manager for blanks.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


The following were the Wholesale prices
n the local market saturday.
sugar, ffeur aud Coffee
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Nov 4 1927.
Exchanges az the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
kane and Portland CLEARING houses today
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tarzsa ss-aeux. s.. Aanaras. v8s per
A1nesas Es@sS ssAlese S2sSs3 sssg &a3eas
&s+#T--s ssseg cTsarreeS+ @71@>ss sssseHsss-
-, fanew &aSry. Sac is@csnaas, b.
@a~Se. useksss @Fs s~ga1 fss3se
@ew ehees@ - $50. as3 cheese s7zfe.
Caaeernes ersau eAesAar. Isa3acs Nour :
Aaaerhssn AzzSS. Eastern. g.. Vest
sTM, 8@
Es-ssavw. neri-aa. Ta-ch. fancy, e
e., EasEerm. 1s9s 1se sgeE. g
Ie@sSgfe--I~txs t@rSss hxas tsr. Eve
tgFhH8 @rs Rssase &a1 SD
kss ROSTERS yawrS s4s h-eElerS s~1atf
s~#fs 6snsaerg large 1855 krsfe~s & s
henss 8me&S CID Es&s sneS -
yesasE xsss z8s Eesse t- A. eoSlaagx
sl- pE@ens o. gssSs Fsgeons.
yo9sg. Ae1&
NDnG ana Her~-
sprinS seolss Nevada. us9tscs 0regen.
i-sAse. AaraeEa 1s4 IS EAA wa0-ss
S0athe~N coast k&r7hs ss>e. So 1EsasA 81
lambs. go Mar herr sarasSss 1a Sc
FaaEnta11. - l4es Sas Joaquin plains. -
Sc A2astssas ard Msa&nEsna 3Hc
H1as--SNw. Iao aSs. aanAaal
Financial.
Ser3snr an Lsaaon. . days sA1s Go
sSn& SssA
Financial
Silver bars ..4-~ $50 TlrA fts--S zat Ia
Alex. dolls -. 46sss Telegraph 8.
Mining stocks
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sz@czA1 weakness AaS been &Gc - lie Sc
- .li.ssss : q sss . !: y. 8 ss sss.
esa a.sq gracstsassy wssAas asersaptsea
81 &ng 4nspuv-aEes ss1ee sa@ ssa#a S
IN Ssp.ssa6&r. wasa INA ean-aaa SO q -
ax9r&xe pr4ces &c Eweasg gsssrasa siasss
as aasass So Sc q sNaF@ aaS s#st msSAe
- sssTase srsse Il sss ssas sse9S sAs
SN 90 Ss@sasTykeT 1@ sse &Fe~aSf Prise
"a favsve seassng irsssaSrsass was S@-s@ 2
SsATs. AAsi nlsA @@a - .....re
- - r-ssss = - nsarSss aaes nes
s..s5e.st 49, = as 49, ssstle- exceeded
s.ssf ara reaetIaa ! -a1s eesr
- - ss-s ~ s,sss~s srssfe4 q ,sgsslas
ees6isIaas Tae rfss Wis sasataa q g
- - r.. - Fsfse~ sasrs "a
$500 81 - - - ss-,..,.ssr. ~ ssefas,s
es @.sA @ -
49, &nd ~ 49, Is
ess FNs5f3A 9s&s - -
- 1917 @ #4% 49,
as 50 - sssqss ~
g - .e.~R. 80
s.ts s-s.-sss .sss
- 80 ~ .M - So -.s.
asE aRM4f4 e@s 8Fe@ u ~
Assea AAttest $3.50
A-sEs 49, feE ef ss
~ - s~ IL *4@ @
e Aa&s 80 -. .s...s,
~ 4 -. 81 ANEtNt M
saa e9 "a .ess
-
49, ss - So 49, 7s.
1s4Ess 1850 49, 80
kelEsa AAFe so# s"@ * N-
- - ~ - s... .e.-.s. -.
.. y 80 e - ee.,1s5 u sre@-a 49, 49,
sse.s - g, $780,
= .tse q Il. 49, .ssss 800 -
- Ie@ - 49, -s4ess -. ssss,~se-
49, s-s~ - - sSen sss.sas h7ae
r,vs~as 49, ~ss,--, s,,y..,as sss,fss declines
IsniEea ssgtes cha - REGISTERED have de-
c8fna4 = DARING tAe Week.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

c. " SALISBURY Observer
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANE.
oeeldsngsl block. Seattle. Wash.

elgsfveas.
Deposits received from e. 20 SO. on
Interest allowed per annum= Sir per
cent. or term deposits. per cent. on or
DIARY deposits.
psyi6ends declared last days Of Nav and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved ceilafeTa!a only.
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Capital stock paid in .......... sses 40
eurptus ..... ...&...4 .......... Emn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14

oi.ion was promulgated, bat IN no case
10 BE- used until promulgation This
was done on the 20th, on the 22d the
secretary suspended promulgation.'
Although u does not appear 60 whom
a copy was given. yet a. LamoroauH did
not disclose the name Of the person, al.
though requested 90 do sc, IL Is 20 be
presumed such party was not without
interest In the controversy Moreover,
before this department advised any dc.
cision signed. counsel for the scrip hold.
ers requested such opinion BE- promul.
gated knowledge OF the opinon there.
fore Is traoeable 10 them.
"The impropriety Of giving out copy
unrendcred IN promulgated decision 10
parties in controversy In advance Of its
formal announcement, IL too obvious 20
require comment. Lamoroaux states he
gave a copy to party three days In ad.
vance Of the time appointed by himself
for its PRONUNCIATION in the usual and
proper way. Neither faith nor credit
can be attach 10 the opinion under such
circumstances Since IL was never prop.
efly hled Il IL deemed best 10 disregard
Il and direc, . new trial, which was
/ done"
Judge LAmoreAuH left here = week OF
more before the change OF administra
tion. the statement being made that hs
was In a critical condition from nervou,
exhaustion. and before his departure h'
rendered his resignation 20 She prcsi
dens. In view OF today's develop
ments IL may be he viii be dismissed.
The decision formulated and promul
gated by Commissioner LamoreAux ant
which resulted in the scAthing rebuk'
Of Secretary Bliss, Il is said at the de
partment, is directly contrary TO the de
cision rendered By the commissioner OF
Aug. 81 last, involving some lands en-
cep, As 10 the parties which prcson. th
J case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14
R..olu,loa Tor whsa,ops Promotion

Resolution Tor Wheatona ffom"tion'
DENVER, March 70 Both houses of
the legislature have adopted concur
rent resolution urging the president aud
senate of the United States 20 promote
Bugadior General Frank Wheaton
commanding the department Of the Col
orado United States army, to maiol
general, soon 10 become vacant BY th'
retirement Of General Ruger. The rcs
oluuons cites TO the distinguished ser
vices of General Wheaton, both In thI
civil war aud IN IN protection Of set
tiers In Arizona and New Mexico from
hostile Apaches.
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SENSATION CREATED.
Order Issued Regulating Act
OF General Landofhce.
SECRETARY BLISS SIGNS PAPER.

n Il IN the Chicago take Tront Csss
aud ths order Rssclnds All FORMER
Proceedings and New Trial pe'
maudsd- Reasons Why Mr.. Miss Takes
such = step
WASHINGTON. March iS. "A sensa.
tional order repudiating the acts Of the
general land onice IN the Chicago
Lake front case and which probably
will BE- followed Immediately by a per.
omptory dismissal o. the slits Of W.
Lamorcaux Of Wisconsin. tho eommis'
sioncr Of the general land office, have
been signed by Secretary Of the Interior
Bliss. Tho order directs all proceedings
IN the case subsequent TO iiling applica'
tion 10 locate McKee's scrip on the lak'
front. be rescinded and annullcd, and Il
orders a new trial
The action is based on the purportod
opinion Of l.amoroauK, given out by hin
20 one of the parties In interest thrs'
days before the time appointed by him
self for the formal announcement Of th'
decision. and notice 20 other interests
/ parties.
The land on which Il was proposed :
I locate tho claims by means Of this sori
is In tho heart Of the city Of Chioag
and are immensely valuable, its wort
ranging an the way from sl5,oOO,OOO {
| s3oo0O.000
Tho department today made thi
official statement on tho Chicago LAX
front matters
"On Feb "a Secretary Francis direcl
cd judgement in the case be suspends
until further order o. the department
The secretary thereafter was informe
that no decision had been rendered
none was found in the proper office
the land department, none appears
the letter press book. where all dooi
ions are required to bo copied prior
promulgation. In response 10 a telegrai
from the assistant attorney general AL
ing Commissioner Lamoroa1 " he hs
given ont a copy Of his opinion In q
lake front case, II 80. when and
whom. Lamoroax replied; on q
s0,h l signed an opinion and had
number Of copies made the same day
be given to the press ON the Esd,
which date I had announced the deci
ion would be promulgated. One Of q
copies Of the Goth | gave TO a party wi
permission for him TO use Il after the d
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14
FA1Al spARRlNa MArcA.
Private Coolis Knlsd BY Private O,hay
a Chsysnns

CiEYENSE. Wy. March IA spar.
ring match with fatal results has taken
place here between Pnvates Collie and
Oshay Of the Eighth United States in
fantry. In the first round oshay struck
Collie half hook blow below the TEN.
pie Collie fell To the door dead.
Ills neck was broken by the blow
Both men were slightly intoxicated
oshay Is In custody aud win be tried
for murder in the United States court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14

DALLAS, March ia-G. w. Burkit,
Of Palestine, Tex, is here trying 10 pro.
mote his enterprise Of n railroad from
Dallas 20 Palestine. Ho wishes TO get
the Texas Trunk line, now In operation
10 Cedar, % miles southeast OF Dallas,
to extend by way Of Athens to Palestine
Mr.. Burkiti asserts that he and his as
sociatcs will raise cash bonus Of tioo,
900 and right.oi.way for such extension
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A RGsPTe foR wAllINa.
u 4, Done 10 see if Jackson wm Not
Coates and save Him.

FRANKToRr, Ky March i3-Gov.
Bradley has announced he viii RESPITE
the sentence Of WAlling for four days
This, coupled with the announcement
that Jackson must hang. means the
governor intends giving jackson every
chance 20 make a confession clearing. II
he 20 desires, his companion in crime,
Jackson will surely hang next satur.
day. and every effort will b. made "a
get him 90 confess before be meets his
death
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14
Next Door to Exchange Hotel.

mated on the hrsi ballo, AZ the caucus
Of the Republican legislature Tor United
states senator There were Ave ab.
scniecs whose vote will be necessary to
secure an election.
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The rthearing b bod ior ApnlS.
TRAIN PLUNoss INTO 4 RIVER
seven Care Burasd, Two Persons Fatally
ana ssvsral allEhlly narl

RoNr. Ga. March IA frightful
passongcrtrAin wreck occurred hero
this morning ON the approach 10 a
high bridge Of the Southern railway
over the EtowAh river. The train
plunged down . bluff 90 feat high into
the river with the engineer sticking 10
his post. Tho wreck caught Ere and
several cars burned.
Engineer James I. Pittman and
Fireman Alfred Kennedy were fatally
injured. Express Messenger Polk Cul.
borson, BaggAgomaster Winston and
three passengers were slightly iniued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14

BERLIN. March iS-Tho request Of
the government for credit with which
10 build two new cruisers has been 70.
ieCied BY the budget committee Of the
roichstAg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-14

FRASKFoRr. Ky, March iS.-COn.
gresham W. Godfrey Hunter, was nom.
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Notice Of Mortgage sale BY ADVERTISE
Inent.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THAT
certain mortgage, executed and delivered by John
{: Dronen and Anne Dronen, his wife mcftgagors,
day Of December A.. j. eighteen hundred and
eghtynine and filed for record in the office of the
register OF deeds of the county Of Steele and state
acs D. lsi" !, at ndG 10 Scl9ck 6 @ and 5s
$50 na to 3 cd nq 'sssnsG by by said
str;in instrGnent in writing dated the 18th day Of
August A. d. 1898, and filed for record IN said
office OF the register OF deeds on the 2Oth day OF
March A. d. 1897, at 5 O'Clock p. m. and record
ed In book "l'' OF mortgages. on page "a. will be
fOrpc!Osed by II sale OF the premises is such
mortgage and hereinafter described. at the front
door of the courthouse. In the village of Sher-
Dakota at the hour Of two clock p. IN.
on the 291h dav OF May u. u. 1907,
to satisfy the amount due lpOn said mortgage on
the day of sale. together with the costs and dis
burse,neuts IN these foreclosure proceedings and
the further sum of $25.00 attorneys fees as
provided by law.
Tie premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those
certain premises situated In the county of Steele
| and state Of North Dakota and described as fol-
lows. to-wit:
| n2j in township one hundred forty-seven. u47)
north OF range llfty-sevcn, go west OF tho fifth
principal meridian.
There will be due OH such mortgage at the date
| of sale the sum of Five Hundred Fourteen and
100 Dollars. (S5l4.1 y exclusive of the costs
and disbursements and attorneys fees allowed
| by lazy.
ALFRED r. BATCHEIpER,
Assignee OF M0rtgagee.
W. A. SCOTT, Attorney for Assignee& & OF Mortgagee'
Fargo. North Dakota
| RI ST D{lb ls),I
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Aoticc OF Mortgage sale by Advertise.
nneMt.

heticc OF no nor'Ease saAe "S A"'er'ise-
ce HSEcE moss i hereby cxsetsG sys" tn"i tas. as
iiverea by Martin ,; FULLER and Carrie
,: Fuller; his wife , m, m,ortgagoTs i to to
of May A. y. eighteen hundred and ninety. and
flied for record III the office of the register OF
deeds Of the county Ct Steele. and state oi North
o'clock a. m. and recorded in book
assigned BY said d mor,gaees to Elijan
dated the First day OF June. A. ID. 1894 and filed
for record in said Office Of the register Of deeds Oh
the 18TH day Of Marcl, A. 3 y; i":,!' ut o'clock D.
p;lre 15, will be forecosed by a sale of the prem
ises in such mortgage and hereinafter described.
at the front door Of the court house In the village
of Sl,erbrOote, In the county OF steele. and state
of North Dakota, at the hour OF two o'clock p. m.
on the ..2nd day OF May, \. d.. 1892,
TO satisfy the amount due upon said mortgage on
the day of sale. together with the costs and dis
b,lrsclnentS in these foreclosure proceedings and
the further sum of $4,000 attorney tees allowed
by law.
which viii be sold to satisfy the shiile are those
certain premises situated in the county OF Steele.
and state Of North Dakota. and described as fol
lows tU-,.it:
The east nalf of the southeast quarter (E ls $
r ~ and the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter (SW Il SE ~ and lot numbered fouf az
of section numbered twelve n2) In township num-
bered one hundred forty flour ~ north, of range
numbered tifty-ve (15) west, OF the 9th principal
meridian.
There viii be due on such mortgage at the date
of sale the sum Of Nine Hundred Forty-One and
5l-1OO (S9+l.5D Dollars exclusive OF the
costs disbursements and attorney fees allowed by
law.
dated at Fargo. North Dakota, this 23rd day of
March A. D. 1897.
ELIJAH ". ToPLIrF.
Assignee of Nortgagee.
W. 4. SCOTT, Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgagee,
Fargo, North Dakota.
lSt pub April IL
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Notice Of Lease of"Statc" and school
Lands

The following described State lands chose
selected for the various state institutions, and
any common school lands not already leased, sit
uated In Steele county, state of North Dakota.
will be offered for lease at the court house in Sher
brooke between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. H., and
5 O'Clock p. NJ.
on Friday June IL, 1907,
All lands Will be offered in quarter sections or
the smallest legal subdivisions. No bids will be
entertained tor less than 5 per cent of the ap-
praised value Of cultivated lands and per cent
Of the appraised value of uncultvated lands
Tarcts appraised at $40 peracre or over. will be
leased fOr-One year. and those appraised at less
tnan SlO per acre will be leased for five years.
except cultivated lands appraised ut between
ST. and $5 per acre, which will be leased for
three years.l
The entire amount OF the first years rent must
be paid at the time of leasing. or the tract Will
be offered for lease again.
The Boord Of niversity and School lands re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
All previously leased lands upon which
the rent has not been paid by above
date, will be offered for lease again at
that time
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Arbor Day Proclamation.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
According to custom and in compli-
ance with public sentiment, l hereby
designate Friday, May I, 1897, as Arbor
Day.
Let this day be devoted by the trustees
of public institutions faculties and
students of colleges and normal schools.
teachers and pupils of public schools and
the people of the state generally to tho
planting of trees. shrubs and vines about
state and school buildings. upon the
highways and around the homes; to a
study of the subject of planting. care and
culture of trees and of the benefits to be
derived therefrom. to the end that our
state may be beautitied and enriched
and the people protited thereby.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the state of North Dakota. this
eighth day of A pril, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. seven.
L. a. BElGGs,
[sE.>L. Governor.
By the Governor:
FRED FALLEy, Secretary of State.
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". S. Branch.
For the year ending December 81, A, d., 1SNf
OF the condition and affairs of the
North British d Mercantile InS. ca


For the year ending December 81. A. D.. 1895,
OF the condition and affairs OF the
North British d Mercantile InS. Co..
the laws of the Kingdom of Great Britain. made
to the Commissioner Of Insurance of the State of
North Dakota, In pursuance OF the laws of said
Manager of the U. s. Branch, II. F.. Bowers,
Deputy Manager of the U. s. Branch, West
Assistant Manager of the U. S. Branch, w. T.
Howe.
General nyfs. Agent of the U. S. Branch W. r..
Us: Brunch Principal Office, ~ William st.
New York City.
-ittorney for Services in the State of North
Dakota:
Name, Commissioner Of Insurance
Location, Bismarck, n. u.
Organized or Incorporated. 1909
Commenced Business, December 1866,
Assets.
United States stock
and bonds
hs1isSsa s1oss bonds an" m printed sas4o,'s" 90
State, city, county SIP
and other bonds.
Cash on hand and In bank. ...... c75,1E:j 81
Interest due and accrued . w ;55,54t; 90
Premiums in course OF collection
and transmission .............. :i!D,O7O 1S
Bills receivable not matured taken
All other sums suns due the Company -''o j"
VS. due from other Companies OF
for reinsurance Or losses ieatly
paid (see printed slip. 3S1 81
Deposit with Buffalo board of
Md. $4,000. Factory AssOclu-
ton S5OO.OO uninvested Cash
III hands OF Trustees of Con
pany $4,000, Total. .......... 1850 90
Total Assets.... 4,OH7 ,:}til OF
liabilities.
Gross claims for los
sea, adjusted and
unpaid ....:...,... 3 ol,S}l j2
Gross claims for los
Ses, upon winch 10
action has been
taken .,...:. 1920 73
the Company. 81 1881 ~
Total gross amount
OF claims for losses O.O.I} -!
| Deduct Reinsurance
aud salvage claims
| thereon. us per
printed slip. ..... 1857 20
| Net amount of unpaid losses -. s 2O7,2}ti %
| Amount OF unealned premiums
on all Outstanding risks ....... l,SS1,ooi -
| Due for Commissions and broker
age SIT ] 21 .:'5 state city. county
or other taxes and assessments
and other agency charges $40,
All 35' 5;n:9 iioii,,;;: 1915 s;2* 55 i5
Total Liabilities ............ 2,174.442 10
Receipts.
Premiums received during the
year in cash ;..........;; s2,345,Gl7 80
during the year. l5a.G51 rs
| Total Receipts. .............. 2.5O5,2f9 IS
Disbursements.
Net Losses paid during the year
(grOsS amount 81 l,315.1S3.42)
Net ............. 81 ,3O7 .825 IS
! Paid for Commissions and broker
age. :............ 39Ii,455 81
Paid for salarieS fees aud all
other charges ges.................. 2ObH54 ~
Paid for taxes. ......... -. .... 5j,O47 81
| Amount OF all other DiSbursc-
ments. Observation-Disclosures. 1,O2O23 80
-
Total Disbursements w .,Ot;t,:I11 T:}
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1897-04-22

W. =. Gushing, who, for the past two
years has looked after the land depart
ment at Bismarck, as deputy of Com
missioner Winters, has bought the Lang
don Republican and is again harnessed
tor tic unplcasantness of newspaper life.
We hope for good results Walt. Lets \.