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The herald., 1897-04-02
INSURANCE

A bright little insurance paper pub
lished In San Francisco is named Short
Rates. 1t circulates chiefly among in
surance men and contains a number of
valuable suggestions. Its remarks in
the current issue upon the subject of
, Legislative interference in insurance
matters are worth quoting. 1t Gays:
Throughout the entire land, under
writing interests are menaced by legis-
lative interference. In some states the
proposed enactments are more inimical
than in others, but all are unfriendly
enough
The average legislator knows little
about the Insurance business. yet he
does not hesitate to propose legislation
that is not only onerous and unjust but
vies with his comrades in placing upon
the statute books measures calculated
to in5ure insurance interests.
II agents would take an active inter-
est in local politics, they could do muck
toward amallofating the conditions that
now prevail. Insurance companies do
not object TO wise and wholesome legs-
lation, but they do most emphatically
protest against the efforts of untutored
legislators to interfere with the opera
tive machinery of their business.
We must expect such unfriendly atti-
tdoCt AOi Ht 10 iIQtcu uUOBStINlnk VINO
cannot read the signs OF the times. Eras
of financial depression are always ac-
companisd by feeling of unresf, and
corporations are the first to incur the
enmity of the popular mind.
During the year of 1896 seventy-one
fire insurance companies failed or re-
tired from business. OF these, twenty
seven were stock companies and forty
four of them were mutual companies
During the same year forty-nine Lloyds
reinsured or retired.
A policy of insurance provided that l.
should be void IF the interest of the
insured be othe1 than the unconditional
and sole ownership" The Kentucky
court of appeals held, in the case of
the Lancashire Insurance company vs.
Monroe ct al, that this policy was not
invalidated by q representation of the
insured to the company that they were
the sole owners of insured property at
the time 1t was insured. when there was
in fact a mortgage lien upon 1t, since
the mortgagor under the law is the
holder of the legal title to the mort
gagged property and is truly the sole
and unconditional owner
The herald., 1897-04-02
Local Quotations

Eaas-tlA&12l&. =
per Glib. square. S5@271a tub; choice to
CHEfsE-Local factory. large size, 10;
do. Young America, IL; do BIB. hand, ~;
&c extra per lb. when caseo for ship
ment); northern full cream, St5.
vEGETABLES-Beets per 100 lbs. 9O;
caulifiower, per doz.. 50@75c; celery, lb..
4oasO; cabbage. per- per 100 lbs, 7Saso e, Ehiies.
green. per lb.., 6: egg plant. per lb., -; gar
lie. do, 4; onions, per 100 lbs., 3.OO43. 25.
turnips, per 100 lbs, Is; Lima beans, per
GREEN FRUITs-New apples. per lb..
S@4; strawberries, COM, 12Gl4; bananas.
per bunch, 1.75@2.0o.
CITRUS FRU1TsMsor.aanges. FUso1s3 navels, 200 t
Eu Eureka, eifs 80; Eureka % and Lisbon. 10: un.
cqfeS HoNET Ssass %Np ~fS G soi
11a1S per lb.; strained. 4l&Gs; beeswax, %
PoULTRY-Hens. 4,oos4.5o per dozen;
$50; old roosters. 3.0OQ4.00; ducks. 5.0046.t0;
turkeys. live. 1904. dressed. =.
soeasoo: Awass whsat and df oat' G sooSiCoo alfai
fla, baled, 6.00@s,00; loose, $50; oat, $50.
MILLSTUFFS-Flour local mills, SO;
Stockton brands, 500; Oregon. 4s5; east.
barley, per ton, 1900; cracked corn. per 100
lbs, io0 feed meal. per 100 lbs. LOO bran.
1900
sacks. per ib.: SlA@4; boxes, 5@5M; evapo-
rated, fancy, 4; apricots fancy, II; choice
10; peaches, fancy, unpeeled, Sls; choice,
7A; nectarines, fancy, Sq9; choice. 6q!;
ted, choice. 7Gs; prunes. choice, boxed, 7s;
NUTs-Walnuts, Los Angeles, 7@s: me-
dum soft. 119l2; softshell Los Nietos.
= 40 ~ at al ~
rar'y per Shelly ei sol: hardsheii. 8; pecans. isa
II HIDES | AND WooL-New hide list:
Dry, sound, 11 kip 3; calf 1s si,b bulls: & 8;
4G5; inferior. S@shs.
LIVE sToCK-AI per lb.: Beeves, 2,A@
Y 1b;PHfssEB aRfs MHATs--All per h., Beef.
5lkq8i veal. 6a7; mutton. s; lamb. 6; pork.
CURED MEATs-skinned hams. 81;
Rex hams: 1lA; av., y; selected mia cure
ial plain breakfast bacon, ~: Diamond
hams. sugar cured, 8: Reg bonessss
butts, sh; Rex , DRIED peer, sets. ,a y; S nsS
(outsidesl, s; smoked tongues per lb;,, u;
medium bacon. Z; dry salt clear bellies.
16a20; av, l. dry salt short clears, 500:
lard, fierces ~: Ivory, tierces. basis *;
cottolene. tierces, 6h; Rexolene tierces,
5%.
IL, clusters, l. 1854 al. 40; 3-crown IL, per box
1.1b@1. 50; 3-crown loose muscats, per box,
L16Sl.2O; 2-crown loose muscats. per hex,
2-crown loose in sacks, per lb., ~; g.
crown, loose in sacks, per Id, 55s@5x: 4
crown fancy bleached' per H., 10; sultana.
half crown per h.. 696h; Sultana, seed
less boxes. Is; quarter boxes, 20 per box
higher than whole.
FiGS-CaAfornia white, per lb., tAg5;
California black, Der lb, l@lK Califernia
fancy, per lb., 1895; imported Smyrna.
1O@11.
BAGS (net cash)-Calsutta, 6k6Ss<; po-
tato bags n drief fruk sacks. 100 lbs. 6k
ON: bean stcis6. s: weinut bags. Neao;
wed I sscss; az e. e; nnrrn ppAs-p,,. !, x.
s;.s;.y3s |;:s;' |s ssasE ;3si|i:! Il!I
The herald., 1897-04-02
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1920, ,0iJ GO6,
gold reserve. $751;. ,444.
The monthly statement of the public
debt shows that at the close of business
yesterday the debt less cash in the treas
ury amounted to $l.C03 962, 900 a decrease
for the month of $685.. .254. This decrease
Is accounted for by corresponding in
crease in the amount of cash on hand.
The debt is recapitulated as follows: In
terest bearing debt $S41 364. $50; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity
81 S55 .TG0; debt bearing no interest. s37I2s1,-
096. Total, 81. .226 oo1, ,sOe.
This however. does not include 1901 l02,
413 in certificates and treasury notes ont
standing and offset by an equal amount Of
cash In the treasury.
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows: Gold. $iS9, 242 S03 silver s517 04s.~
I'll: paper $l51 057 5Ol bonds. disbursing
officers balances. etc. 81 S9l 239. Total,
SS75, ,239. .759, against which there are demand
liabilities amounting to $65S, ,l94 153, which
leaves a cash balance in the treasury OF
1922 045, ,606.
The herald., 1897-04-02

of the currency contains the following
notifications:
Resumption-The First National bank
of Sioux City, Iowa, which was declared
insolvent on the 18th of January, 1897, and
placed in the hands of receiver, has
been restored to solvency and permitted
to reopen its doors for business March
16. 1897.
Liquidation-The Manufacturers Ma
tional bank of Pittsburg, Kas, has gone
into voluntary liquidation by resolution
of its stockholders dated March 16, 1897
Insolvent-The Union National bank
of Minneapolis, Mimi, was on March 20,
1897, placed in the hands of Charles W.
Sexton, receiver. The Merchants Ma
tional bank of Jacksonville, Fla, was
on March H. 1897. placed in the hands
of e. T. Shubrick. receiver.
Arzona-The Prescott National bank,
Prescott; Walter c. Brandon elected as
sistant cashier.
California-The First National bank
of Redlands; s. c. Haver elected vice.
president in place of A. l.. Park.
The herald., 1897-04-02
Liability of Sureties

The Kentucky court of appeals heid
in the recent case of First National bank
OF Georgetown VS.. Gatewood, that where
a bank agreed with the principal in a
note which it held to release him and
his surety and to accept a new obilgor
who, by an Endorsement on the note, as
sumed its payment, the surety was
thereby released The court said that
while the president of a bank may not
have the right to release obligors on
paper executed to his bank by his mere
assurance to that effect, 1t was not mis-
leading or erroneous, under the proof in
this case. to instruct the jury to find for
the surety, If al the time of the indorse-
ment OF the note by the new obligor, or
afterward the bank, through it's presi
dent assured the surety that he was re-
leased. as the assurance to that effect
given by the president was, under the
circumstances, absolute and conclusive
of the effect the bank intended TO give to
the Endorsement.
The herald., 1897-04-02
FINANCIAL NOTES

The annual report of the Imperia. bank
or Germany shows large increase of
transactions in all departments for 1896.
The average rate of discount was 1856
per cent.
Mining companies in Cripple Creek paid
of March.
Imports of sugar in San Francisco dur
ing the month Of February aggregated
31,360,753 pounds, valued at $9l2. .7Ss.
against A,324,365 pounds for the same
month in 1885,
The Market-street Railway COMPANY
OF San Francisco has declared the usual
quarterly dividend Of SO cents per @ share hare
payable April ~.
Fifteen miners liens have been placed
on the Santa Rosa mine. the total
amount of which is $2112.1c This is the
property Of the Grand View Gold Mining
and Milling company. According to the
Riverside Press F. B. Rogers, the man.
ager OF the company. is in the east en-
deavoring to raise an assessment among
the stockholders for the purpose of con-
tinutng the development of the prop
erty.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad company has declared a regu-
lar dividend of u per cent, payable the
1st of May.
The Metropolitan Traction of New
ioi uiNiucnu VI IA per cent upon Its
capital stock Is payable the 18th OF April,
1887, to stockholders Of record March 81.
1897.
Some idea of the value of real estate in
New York may be gained from the re-
cent sale Of lot 29x110 feet at the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Twenty
second street for 1896 900. The improve
ments consisted Of q five-story brown
stone business block, which will be torn
down and a modern office building
erected. Here In Los Angeles a five
story business block would be considered
modern enough.
The herald., 1897-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship
mants Received

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-whea.,
steady; MAY, 12GA. Barley easy: May,
649s; December, 65ss. Corn, large, yellow,
S2k@s5 California bran, 12oOG12.5o.
Flour-Family extras, 4.75Q4.S5: bakers
extras. 4.50@4.G5; superfine. 4.10n4.s5.
Whcat-No. l. shipping. l.27i4; choice do.
i2S9<; milling. 1.s54l40.
Barlcy-Feed, G71sM721a; brewing SGgso
Oats-Fancy white. feed, 1.25ml.So good
to choice do. 1.12isNi.22h; poor to fair,
l.C501.1G surprise 1.S5Ml,4o; gray, LOG
1.17la; black, for feed, 95Ml.05; milling, 1.15
1.2o.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. $3.50: do
Oregon, 2e.e34: wheat, centals, 1915; do Ore
gon, 405: barley, centals. 1745; potatoes,
sacks, 2l71; do Oregon. 1904; onions. sacks,
54; do Oregon, 1862; bran. sacks, $50; mid
dlings, sacks, 400; hay, tons, E5 fax seed.
sacks, S5t; wool, bales. PA; hides. number,
III: quicksilver, TASKS, 35 wine, gallons,
So 200
The herald., 1897-04-02
BONDS

Santa Monica High School district,
Los Angeles county, will hold an cleo
tion Sd inst. to vote on the issuance
OF $4,000 per cent bonds for high
school building.
Linda Vista Irrigation district San
Diego county. Will receive proposals up
to 18th inst for 1924, 900 of the bonds of
the district.
The Lugonia Water company of Red
lands, Cal, will hold a special election
on 18th inst to vote upon the creation
OF bonded indebtedness of $40, 900.
A big sale of municipal bonds is re-
ported from Cincinnati, where city con-
sefdated sinking fund gold bonds to
the amount of 1854. 900 were sold at
premium Of R.187 per cent.
1t is reported that $3,0O0,0o0 of bonds
have been floated in Paris, France, for
the construction of the Peoria and St.
Louis railroad. The road is to be built
from Springfield, ILL.,, to Peoria.
The herald., 1897-04-02
LINES OF TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

The comgsnys elegant stssX%9rs /; santa ia
and FSf Log Angeles a aSS pm IA Rr SS, sss
T. i, i IS s. e, S.s,y. MSy 4, / a.;I q u IA
5, I, ii, 10. Is, 2s, n. a. ARrM44 8 1s M y:
calls apo at Newport cars CONNECT va
Redondb leave Santa Ee depot at ~ a,En''
Cars connect via Port Los Angciss leave
S. p. r. r. depot at 1:Sb p. m. for steamers
The steamers Eureka and Coos Bay leave
San Pedro and East Shn Pedro foE SAn
Franoisco via Ventura Garpsntstis, Sasita
sSn DSi,reon, Monterey and Santa Grub, at
$50 pm. March 2, 9, lo a, y. s2, %, ~ Apl r.
3. Cars connect with steamers Via sap
Pedro leave 8. P, n; r; 4Arcade deRQtl g
pm. The company reserves serves 5sas n,n.rs to
sailing dates and hours of sailing. w. fAr-
ris Agent, 124 W: Second St; Los Angeles
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. AgtA
San Francisco.
The herald., 1897-04-02
The Days Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO, April LIN wheat the situa-
tion at the start was fully as favorable for
the bears as was The case yesterday and
in consequence traders played for a further
break. The Liverpool market opened from
steady at unchanged prices to Nd higher
and little later at I'd decline compared
with yesterdays close. Minneapolis and
Duluth receipts were again very heavy for
the time Of the year the number of cars
being 55S compared with 1888 with Thursday
of last week and 10 the corresponding day
of the year before. The light receipts last
year were due to a very severe snow
storm. Stocks in Liverpool warehouses
were 1900 bushels smaller than March 1st,
and of flour. 5000 sacks larger. A Beer
bohm cablegram said stocks of wheat in
the Russian ports March 18Th were 49,
4O0, 900 bushels against IA, coo bushels at
the similar date the previous year. The
opening price for May varied in different
parts of the pit from 707s to 701a, against
yesterdays closing price of 70H, and It
touched 70% before it made a plunge to
69B. At 70 there were a number of wait
ing orders both to buy and sell and after a
hot fight during which it slipped and fell
the other Is. the buying side began gradu-
ally to get the best of it. Trade was only
moderate and while more long wheat was
thrown over on the decline there was moro
The trade did not improve to any extent,
however, and no fresh movement was
made until about 11:30 o'clock, when the
Missouri state crop report figure were re-
ceived and that showing as bad a condition
or worse than generally looked for, the
price jumped quickly to 705s and 70%. The
general condition for the state was re-
ported GA. The acreage sown in the tall
was said to be the same as last years but
1t was further stated 27 per cent of 1t would
be plowed up. During the last hour the
slight decline In prices, May closing at 70Ia
Corn followed wheat only when the mar
ket turned upward. Although trading was
very dull prices held steady helped by the
small receipts, wet weather and enormous
seaboard clearances, amounting today to
! 1,136 900 bushels. In oats strong feeling
and an extremely dull trade were returned
Provision prices were rather firm and busi-
ness showed some Improvement over yes
terday though still far from being active.
The leading futures closed as follows:
What No. p
The herald., 1897-04-02

Concerning the coming material for
large buildings, Edward Atkinson has
the following to say: 1--WE are passing
through the period of iron and steel con-
struction, and presently we may reach
point in the upward spiral
course of progress where we
shall return to the prehistoric
age of clay. The Boston public library is
one of the first and best examples of
construction mainly consisting of clay
tiles within walls of stone--more near
ly fireproof than any other building of
which / have knowledge. One cannot
doubt that the main elements of con-
struction, after a period ofveneering upon
steel, will consist of brick and clay ties
Then buildings suitable for their pur-
poses will be entitled to long duration.
free from the danger of being twisted
by fire or weakened by rust; but before
that period Is reached the art of brick
and clay must be developed and the al
most lost art of mortar and cement must
be recovered"
The herald., 1897-04-02

A condensation of the last reports
made by the interior state banks under
the order of the board of bank commits
sioners of this state Is given below, and
will be found interesting, as showing
that the unsettled and restles, not to
say apprehensive feeling that existed
in and prior to November last has given
place to greater freedom of action In
resultin in the increase of loans
and the swelling of the amounts
invested in stocks and bonds, with
consequent diminution of the idle cash
on hand. The statements foot up as fol-
lows:
INTERIOR COMMERCIAL BANKS.
FoFllowing is statment of the 157 in
corporated banks of the interior of the
state on the 2Sth of February, 1897:
The herald., 1897-04-02
Lottery Lot Drawings

A land boom case, which is Of interest
to real estate men everywhere, was re-
Gently decided by Judge Wexford of the
Richmond. Va, circuit court. The suit
was that brought by the Virginia Steel,
Iron and Slate company aRainst Nj
heely, to enforce the payment Of $780,
IN accordance with his contract Of sub
scription to the stock of the company.
rhe defendant interpssad the defense
that the scheme devised by the company
TO sell its stock involved 4 lottery In
Offering lots and mill sites for e many
shares Of stock. Judge Welford, in his
instrucuons, nsid that such lot drawing
was void. The Jury. therefore, found
for the defendant Wi9Aout lesginr their
seats. The case Wall be oarriod 10 the
supreme court Of app>alt S1d he decis-
The herald., 1897-04-02
London Markets

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Evening
Posts financial cablegram says: The
stock markets although stagnant today,
was a rally in Kaffirs on more favorable
cable dispatches as to politics and the
Rand industry Americans were weak and
closed at the lowest. A good point Is the
general improvement in the Paris and
other bourses at the close, although at
present there is no favorable political news
to account for ii but rather the reverse.
The herald., 1897-04-02
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, April 1.-Money on call
easy at 11sd2 per cent; last loan, *; closed
offered at 1%@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3lsd4 per cent: sterling exchange
easier, with actual business In bankers
bills at 4.s7h for demand and at 4S5% for
sixty days. Posted rates, 4.S6laM4SSls;
commercial bills. ass; silver certificates,
G2d62is.
LONDON, April 1.-Consols, Ill 1916,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-Drafts,
sight, 20; telegraphic, 221s.
The herald., 1897-04-02


November 30, 1896. these resources show
a decrease of $3.50 The deposits also
show falling off of s11s,ooN
An election has been ordered, which
will be held, on Saturday, the 10th inst,
to vote upon the issuance of $270 900 re-
funding bonds, serials, bearing 4 per
cent interest, payable December 1 and
June 1. These bonds are to replace
$4,000 funding bonds due in 1901; $685.
900 general improvement bonds, due in
1905; $4,000 general improvement bonds.
due In 1907, and s55,000 general improve,
ment bonds. due in 1908. all of which bear
high rate of interest. BY the voting Of
these refunding bonds the city will not
only save large amount In annual pay
ments of interest, but the payment of the
principal will be spread over forty years
in semi-annual installments, instead of
having to be met In full at the dates of
maturity above given.
Benjamin G. Wright, financial editor
Of the San Francisco Bulletin, will read
= paper at the convention Of the Bankers
Association. which is to be held here
on the 18th and 10th instants. Frank A.
Gibson, cashier of the First National
bank or this city, will also make a con-
tribution to the literary feast of the oc-
easion.
Industrial shares as investments, ac-
cording to the London Statist. show
considerable depression In the last
two years In the business of
coal, iron and steel companies. The
depression. 1t is curious to note, has ex-
listed coincidentally with a vastly in
creased consumption of fuel
The financial situation of Phoenix
never was as healthy as at present. as
Z glance at the transactions in the re-
corder's ONCE today demonstrates saws
the Arizona Gazette Of March s6th
Real estate sales aggrera ting ovar
100000 were made the past two davs a
number Of mortgages were paid up ana
loans were effected at the low rate AZ ,
per cent interest. Real estate is grad
ually advancing in value, and a healthy
tone prevails likewise in mercantile
circles.
Orange shipments from Riverside for
the season up to March 20 are reported
1t 1sS,2o6 boxes, or total of 1873 car
loads The majority Of the eastern mar
kets are In state Of Generalization,
and shipments this week are likely to be
light in consequence.
Pay Your Taxes. State and county
taxes. and also city taxes, for 1867,
Will be delinquent on the goth inst. at
Sp. m.
NATIONAL BXikR ORANGES
The latest bufleej6sSf the ooropsroller
The herald., 1897-04-02
Chicago Live stock

CHICAGO. April 1.-Common Ito good
porters were large buyers of good to choice
bseves at 3.6005.00. The bulk of the cattle
crossed the scales at 4.S6(D5. 90; fat COWS and
heifers were active; chofce heifers brought
ke08k3e; fat calves sold at about 566 Hogs,
common to prime lots sold at 8eo@4. 17ik.
the buik selling for Aa012415. Common 10
prime sheep sold at .25. A few phorn
sheep sold as high Is 10 and some shorn
tive at S.b09660.
The herald., 1897-04-02
>outhern California Savings Bank

ported, ,00us.00; lentils, California, 800
6350.
GRAlN-wheat, 1.50@iGO; corn. 9Oa95;
barley 75
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs. Nevada Bur-
banks, choice to fancy. l.25gl.30; fair TO
good and all other varieties, 100Q1. 20: early
rose, seed. 1.25@l3o; sweet potatoes. yel-
low, 125l11. 40; red 1.25Ml.40.
The herald., 1897-04-02
Liverpool Market

LIVERPOOL, April 1.--Wheat. spot No.
1 red northern spring, dull, 6s 31sd. Corn,
American mixed spot new, firm, 2s I'd; old,
firm, 2s10Nd. Futures. steady: April. 2s
6%d; May, 3s SID; June, 2s s,ld FLOUR
closed dull; St. Louis fancy winter, ss Cd.
Pacific coast hops at London, f3 Sc.
The herald., 1897-04-02
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, April 1.-Bar silver, g.;
Mexican dollars, 4SlA.
LONDON. April 1.-Bar silver, 2sId.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-Bar silver
g.; Mexican dollars, 491s450.
The herald., 1897-04-02
Resources

The number of banks reporting is the
same as for November 30, 1896, the date
OF the previous report. when the resourc-
es were given at s32,69O,OOO and the de-
posits at $26 474,52
PRIVATE CALIFORNIA BANKS.
Following is a statement of the con.
dition of the nineteen private CONNER
cial banks of California on February 2S,
1897:
The herald., 1897-04-02

In the previous statement for Novem-
ber 80. 1896. these banks reported their
resources at sb7. 1872, sos and their deposits
at $28, 1886, ,729.
INTERIOR SAVINGS BANKS.
The Al savings banks In the interior
of the state make the following report
to the bank commissioners Tor Febru-
.ary rs. 1897:
The herald., 1897-04-02
Boston Quotations
CHICAGO MARKET

BOSTON, April 1-Atchison. 10B: Bell
Telephone. 221; Burlington, 71h; Mexican
Central, 81.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, April 1.-Petroleum, dull:
Pennsyltania crude was strong; April
closed at s51s.
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of the board Of directors, made "a the NGt
day Of January, 1897, 30 many shsrsb Of
each parcel of stock as may ts necessary
will be sold at public auction at tAe ofice
WednSsday. April q, 1897, at the hoaF Of
sclook pm. Of said day. 10 pay nd 1elin-
quqTt assesstnent thereon, ta0ether with
ssssEs ssis Of FfaHE5ssss'''Bk FHE5s ms ss = n n
The herald., 1897-04-02

J.E. Platter, Pres; II. W. Hellman. WIRES; |;
W. M. Caswell. Cashier.
Directors-I. w. Hellman, ]. y. Platter,
H. W. Hellman. l. w. Hellman, r.. W.
M. Caswell.
Interest paid on deposits. Money to loan
ON flrst-class real estate.
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I'M AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Junction of Main. Spring and Temple SITS.
(Temple Block. Los Angeles.
Capital paid up........................$ 100000
Officers and directors: t. l.. Duque.
President; l. n. Van Nuys, Vice-President:
Il, V. Duoue, Cashier; H. w. Hellman,
Easpare Kohn, H. w. O'Melveny. ]. r.
,.aakershim. o. 7. Johnson, Abe Haas, W.
q. Kerckhoff.
Money loaned on real estate.
Five per cent interest paid on term deposits
The herald., 1897-04-02

70 Cure Geld In One Day
Take Laxuuve Bremo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il il
fails to cure. 26c.
The herald., 1897-04-02

This bank has no deposits of either the
county or city treasurer, and therefore no
preferred creditors.
The herald., 1897-04-02

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