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Daily camera., 1897-07-28

eG M. Anderson received letter yes.
fe1day from Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Not
man, who are summering in Southern
California, stating that they are having
m enjoyable time and that Mr.. Notman's S
health much more robust than when
he leftthere. He expects to be in Boul-
'AoEIn time to deliver the sermon on
Sunday, August IS.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

The grand anniversary sale is still 60
>sg on at The Peoples Store. You will
do an Injustice to yourselves if you don't
fz2<e advantage of this greatest of all
great sales. Buy everything you may
need. for yeu get one dollars worth of
goods for fifty cents.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Ira Mcneil, the we'll known mill man,
and patentee of the concentrator used
with such success at Sugar Loaf, and
who has recently been mining in Cripple
Creek, left today for Vancouver, B. c..
where he will take charge of mining and
milling properties.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
Boulder Lodge A. F. e. A. M.

There will be regular communica-
ton of Boulder Lodge No. IS tonight
for work in the third degree. All ma
sons are cordially invited to attend.
By order of E. HUBBARD,
w. S. BELLMAN, w. M.
Secretary.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Prof. Henry White Callahan, mem
Der of the faculty of the State University
is visitor today. Prof. Callahan is here
in the interest of the preparatory depart
ment of the university. The state pre-
paratory school is conducted by the state
university, its purpose being to provide
high standard of college preparatory
education for all courses which the uni.
versity offers. Its special object is to
meet the needs of pupils from localities
in Colorado which are not provided with
high schools, and of pupils whose schools
do not offer the necessary courses for
college preparation. The courses offer
ed are also excellent as finishing courses
for those who desire merely a high school
education.-Manitou Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
A. o. U. w.

For the grand annual celebration and
picnic at Fort Collins Friday, July goth,
the Gulf road will run special train to
leave Boulder at 8:55 a. m, arrive at Fort
Collins 1920 a. m. Returning leave Fort
Collins at 1890 p. m. Round trip fare
SIPS. I. E. GILLER, Agent.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
Screen doors at woollett Browns.
Latest in ladies' shoes at Dale's.
Now Don't Miss This One,

The Gulf road is advertising another
of those glorious Loop excursion for
Thursday, July 10Th, at the same very
low rates made for the previous one.
Ask the Gulf agent about the rates and
time of trains if you have not seen the
bills
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

LosT-Thursday, July p, between
Boulder and Four Mile, a 12.year old
black and tan dog, light feet and legs
and light spots on shoulder. Finder
please leave word at this office.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Warren Brown and Norman Coulson
started out with their camping packs
sahis morning for an extended prospect
ng trip.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Miss Lola Kirkpatrick, who has been
visiting with DR.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick
for two months, left for her home in
Marne, Iowa, this morning.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

While coursing on the race track with
his bicycle last evening Supt. Legge was
1hlown from bis wheel. He sustained
severe scalp wound and the bruising of
his side.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

FoUND-A cape; owner can have the
same by describing article, paying for
this notice and informing finder.
MRS. VoEGTLE, Box 343.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

In letter from Mr.. Holstein, now in
New York purchasing fall and winter
goods, he says the styles and patterns in
suits and overcoats are far superior to
those of former years.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

The sister of John Reed, who has been
mi sitting with him for some time, returned
hls morning to Nebraska.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

George F. Cooke, Milwaukee news.
paper man was here today looking over
rsi1e journalistic possibilities.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Miss Ella B. Carpenter, who has finish
ed her summer school at Springdale is
down here for the remainder of the
summer.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Charles Mckenzie and wife arrived
.Hhis morning, expecting TO make stay
,1zof some duration.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

King Wilhelm boasts the possession
of the largest elk horns in the world,
Queen Victoria the second largest and
Boeck brothers have just mounted on
their walls the third in size.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

L. E. Fisher and family leave tomor-
row morning for summer outing at
Nederland, Eldora and vicinity.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Sumner Foreman. a compositor on the
Boulder News, left this morning for a
~week's visit with his brother in Pueblo.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Mrs Jud Turrell of Longmont, who
Has been the guest of her sister, Mr.. J.
"A. Davis, has returned home.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
Wanted

Wanted
For Boulder, Weld and Larimer counties
one agent to sell Winona Mills Seamless
Stockings. N. T. Dinsmore, Mgr. West.
ern Dept, 3 La Veta Place, Denver.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Miss Agnes Seanor of Joplin, Mo-, is
spending the summer with Miss Emma
Frey.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Little Fay Barney, who has been visit
ne her aunt Mrs. Clara Savory, return.
I'D to Longmont yesterday.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

DR.. Louis El Craine, painless dentist,
will he at the Brainard hotel, Boulder,
luly 10th.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Wood Ut Woollett- Browns.
10 to Golden Rule store for shoes.

See those ladies fine shoes at Dale's.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Austin. Gorham, the Marshall coal
Aagnate, came over from Denver this
znorning.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Miss Fanny Johnson of Dever is the
guest of Miss Zena Whiteley.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

WANTED-A competent girl at BOG
Pine street.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
For Sale,

House with four acres, mostly in fruit
close in. HENRY SAHM,
Rea{ Estate and Loans.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

WANTED-Girl for general housework
at 100 Pine street.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Mr., and Mrs. Archie Van Deren have
gone tor q, weeks vacation at Gold Hill
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

There will be work in the second de-
gree in the K. O. T. M. Friday night.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
For Sale.

Twenty acres under cultivation witt
improvements. HENRY SAHM,
Real Estate and Loans.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28
Coal at W00llett- Browns.

Newest thing in ladies shoes at Dale's.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Only IS cents.
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

Billy Hult was down from Salina today
Daily camera., 1897-07-28

summer,
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BEST IN THE SOUTH.
SUCH WILL NE HousTONs FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM
when the New Contract Is Carried
ut Providing for n stS-Cfrcuit
storage Battery system.

As authorized by the last meeting OF tho
city council the board OF public works
closed contract yesterday with the Game
well Fire Alarm company. through Its
Southern agent, C. A. Ray. to furnish
Houston with a system OF storage batteries
and with six circuit repcaters and CORE
spending key boards,
This VIII give Houston system OF six
repeaters Instead Of four and a storage
battery system In place of the gravity bat
terry now in use The Improvement Will
cost $500 and the taking back OF tho APP
paratus OF the old system in exchange.
Outside Of tho Increased efficiency. the
question OF economy as involved in the
change is an important one. 1t has been
costing about 5000 year to run the gray
ity battery, while the storage battery can
be run for about $50 per annum.
The new system is to bc put in ready
for operation within ninety days and chief
Ravell says this win give Houston the most
complete and thorough lre alarm system
In tho South
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PRELIMINARY SURVEY
OF THE ELECTRIC ROAD BETWEEN
HERE AND GALVESTON.
La Porte Rond--Tvo other
Lines to lie Run.

Mr.. A. d. Blcvens, well known en-
gineor. in charge of a well equipped survey
ing party. will leave here tomorrow morn
Ing to make the first preliminary survey
OF line between here and Galveston for
the proposed electric road, recently char
tered.
Tho first line will be an air line from
Harrisburg to Seabrook, leaving La Porte
considerably to the left. From seabrool,
tho line Will pretty nearly follow tho La
Porte road along the bay shore taking in
North Galveston and Texas City en- route
to Galveston.
This viii be the first line that will be
surveyed.
The second line viii be run about equal
distance bowen the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson and Santa le tracks. along
what is known as the telephone line. This
Will 10 with the view Of following the near
est air line that can be surveyed between
Houston and Galveston
Another line that has in view lot of
liberal land bonuses for developing sites is
one that viii run on an air line from lious-
ton to intercept the -iult, Colorado and
santa Fo at ccrrespoudingly the same point
that tho first line will intercept the La
Porto road. This line will cross the Santa
Fc rold about at Arcadin. leaving Alvin
TO the right. .nd proceeding will run down
into what is known as the Wrst Ray coun-
try. crossing Galveston bay at Curunaway
railroad bridges. but which has always
heon regarded as the most accessible point
to bridge the hay from an economic stand
point,
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Drn;h of Edgnr Rnub.

Tho following telegram was received at
the trainmaster's onico OF the Houston
and Texas Central yesterday afternoon;
Dallas, Texas April 10 Edgar Raub.
Late editor and proprietor OF tho Mont
Eomory Leader, died at the residence OF
his father law. d. +. Rowe. in thls city
~ . 10 o'clock last night after prolonged
lllness OF several weeks The Immediate
cause Of his death was mcnengltIs His re-
mains viii be Inferred In this city at o
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr. Raub married last May Miss Rowe
OF Dallas, who Is sister Of o. Rowe. train
dispatcher az the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Mr. Rowe left Houston Friday night
for Dallas, but did not arrive uatil after
tho death OF his hrother-in- law
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CHnISTiAN ENDEsSon NOTES.
Some of the Frrturrs Of the Coming
Statc Conventions

The proqran,no t,,. IA. ,,,h,t ..,,.,.,
,H"'N 'lh"H'
'''"'o" OIL inc i'saH 'hu"ien On
deavorers' Union is about complete So
snys II II. Ciroithousc Of Dallas ,cbelr,,,,,
of ,b, nrc,+,.,.,,,,,,o .....,...'.,. ~,
'""'''''''e' ne com
pct" programme viii soon be ready for
publication
( Tho prosrop,,ro t,,. O,, ,t,..,.,,., ....
,,o,,,,,, -. wa"
'u.n.'o" P'''"''ea 10 pe 'he h''' OF an
4 The song services will occupy o pr1mi-
mont place. Every one who Eulws how
Chrislian Fhdoavorors nro noted Tor their
ringing need not ho told alyth,ur mote.
There viii hc Sunshine" everywhere.
More time VIII be given thau formerly
for "open parlIamenta
Rev. Ira a. llndrith nr Snrlvllip Tenn
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Tho r.iaIl CLERKS Of Houston have formed
Themselves into au Organized body for the
purpose Of shortening their hours OF labor.
Tho long and hot summer months are fast
approaching. ANA with this fact in view
they have pct!tiouod tho merchants OF
Houston to grant their request They
ask that stores be closed at .. m. during
the nonihs OF June, lul, and August and
p. III. DURING the remainder OF tho year.
excepting December when they can be
kept open for the convenience OF those
who wish TO do holiday trading Satur-
days are net Included in the request. Tho
petition was crculattd among the leading
retnil merchants aud thus far has been
signed hy Mistrot Bros q Go the Houston
Dry Goods company, y. Hampe and Morris
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CITY DREviTnGs.

riiI ,,ra 's" gh I'm OF tme
ri,i,ci' WIN ''' '"'e "'''H' t"' N"'l7''ih
There Will ,bc meeting Of tbo Dauen-
C'1nitoI bo..I Ninn,l,, ~ III - ~, - ''''
- ''V -, -,'''.u'S a +" - d. M
rev II; ~ hHSIs " u preacn Ia morn
chitr,,h ServS,,.s hoe n ,t II n'cloci,
w o'"'"'
HIdoIln2h u. ~ Lam M was 9ut ye3tef-
~ 10y nv urH 'lihn 'h ScNtVHl lays Dt-
.nS cohh"eu TO MS foon on account OF III
nsy = N,so, ot -. c,r,s,o,
~. ron WI pi3L ~ AVN al "'91 y. m.
apSay' but VIII M MS pulpit IN houston
al p m
Ar tic last meeting OF |. o. Il. q. lodge
I9, ~ ar a. Mo1koY'iI was eleeted as
u'''E3r % me @rani lodge, %h!ch VIII
~ ~ "1so NP'H -.
The VIII of the late Wlhelmiua pobson
was tlo1 for probate yesterday In the
county court Henry schmidt bang tho
Nrt 81 %. nlt' 10 uf Galvossn. who
has been Ass sting U the revival services
~ Shcarn church. vii preach there to-
Professor Kneeshaw. tho insnt,otlonai
speaker WI address the cncmbers Of The
Houston SPIRITUAL society tn s. afternoon
At o'clock at Bryan hall. The public
Ia invited.
The event of the Easter season 10 tho
F.',''1r "a H., ',t.,n ~ H. ,,7yr IN
of the Annun-atiou Monday. AniIl Ia tv
the choir OF that church, Tickcts on salc
AZ GruucWali'5.
The eacond RnntIst sunday sri,ool v..iI.
t.i,.1 H.. annual ni.,lic nj H., Pore Anrii
.a II. az. IN, ,t.u o., ,tt,, ,,',
DINNER ,vuI he ecrval On mo ,.rouna ana
u good lime Is anucirai@d Tor 5.ll
" "''''' ~ "
cclorea czsps sv n fHnsf INST me- n, bn E o. me
nan Ito,rlh I'M ,fnnd,, t t. to 80 ia,
- ~ to''ii'nte irrnn,o,n.1,is' for tbe
l,nnrc,,,, Ill.,, I'M, 10 'o' ''e
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Thom"s Nelson Page Going Ahrond.


Mr. Thomas Nelson Page. the author
aecempahied by his wife and daughter.
w"l ieaSe washington on Wednesday for
Naw York. and will san March u hy ,ha
Kaiser Wilhelm for Naples. They r,,,
pass the summer abroad. REMAINING mas,
of the time In Italy Mrs. Pages f.nni,,
Is now IA Italy. The Marchcsa sn,nc,o
moe Lily Page of Italy Is n Aa,iyh,,r
of Commodore Jefferson Page of Virgin,
whose wife was Miss Mason. The who,n
family have lived in Italy since tho o,,',
war, with the exception Of Fred NJ p,,'
who is professor al the uniyers,,v -,
pennsylvania. The distinguished wr,,o.
hopes to do some work while abro,s ~
fa re sssy S Sf Mr. I'll, Page ana family in the
beautiful new home here. which a. Their
70 clever writer, accompanies the s pS r, york.
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Tunnel Under Irish channel.

New York journal,
a tunnel under the Irish channel. By max
ing Ireland geographically part of the
United Kingdom 1t is said that the pros-
perity of the former country would bo
greatly increased
Mir Ferguson Walker, who writes abou,
the tunnel scheme, also gives some curious
details or rival schemes for an Irish chan
mel tunnel. Proposals haye been made for
annihilating the sea Journey by erectlns
Q causewsy. stepping stones, bridges or
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,bmerged tube. "The feasibility of main.

submerged tube "'rhe feasibility of main
tanning n causeway." says the writer.
strong enough to withstand the waves Of
the Atlantic is doubtful" 1t Is also his
opinion that, though "a passage for vessels
might be left In the center. 1t would IRE
sent very dangerous piece of navigation
in stormy weather"
A serious objection TO the causeway ia
that 1t would leave the ports OF Glasgow.
Liverpool Belfast and Dublin high and
dry.
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Miss CLEVELAND. Appointment.

Headquarters United Confederate Veter-
ans, Division OF Texas. Il, II, Phelps Major
General Commanding AdJutant Generals
Department, II. %. stoddard. Adjutant
General; J. II. Dyrnos. Aide dc Camp
and a. a. General I.aGrange. Texas,
March 3l.--'fho major general commanding
hereby announces the appointment OF Miss
Tina u Cleveland OF Houston. Texas. as
sponsor for the division for the Nashville,
Tenn. reunion, June %. 2s and "a. 1897.
K. IL. Phelps. Major General.
offcial--H. b. Stoddard.
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RESCUED FROM DANGER.
A woman in n Dcmcntrd Couiiiion
Comes Near Heinz i<Dtrd.


Last night about 1890 o'clock A woman
was seen running on Travis street, acream-
ing in most piteous manner. She ran IN
trent OF an electric car, AMI 1t was only by
the prompt arrival al young man that uhe
did not receive serious Injuries The young
man. whose name could not Ne learned.
grabbed her md after a hard struggle held
her until the police came aud took her TO
the station Dr McElroy. city physician.
was called to see her emo concluded that
the was suffering from some nervous com
plant. She was sent to st, loaophs in
Urinary. At tho station she gave her name
as Pearl Gertrude Price, said she had been
on the road from California for three
months and made her living ny singing
and giving ilt,lo entertainments She SAYS
she has walked n greater portion Of the
way and was making her way to New Or
leans. She apys she had been au actress,
aud at one time was bareback rider In
Sells Bros circus.
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HE I. P. A. MEETING.
'ROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR THE
ANNUAL STATE MEETING
Witch Convenes Here Next Friday
Z and VIII Continue Two Days.
The Features Decided Upon.

\ Post c, Travellers Protective association.
). cid the Anal meeting they Will have
q efore tho annual convention assemblies In
1is city next Friday. President Hardy
sresiled with becoming grace and Secro-
hry Joseph Goldman was present with the
:, cords OF the business. This meeting was
q allied to make final arrangements for the
AZ Entertainment OF the guests who Will be
~ ere during the session OF the convention.
iIs largo crowd Is expected, among them
ticing many ladies'. and committees have
lIeen at work arranging the details so as
10 be able to report to this meeting.
4 Applications for membership werc 1rst
4 cted upon. George W Heyer aud James
{ lays Quarles being admitted
Mr.. e. ]. Pcitzcker chairman OF the Nm
" noe committee. reported that the com
= y nittee had worked hard. aud under the
7, circumstances had accomplished a good
!, york. They have raised an amount, which
Syas reported, and other work is yet to be
i lone to complete the amount needed. This
i will be done Monday and Tuesday.
= The committee appointed on amusement
4 made a report, suggesting what they be-
ieyed would be proper for the occasion OF
Z, he eighth annual convention, and from
!. he report tho following programme was
h outlined:
n Thursday night at o'clock there viii
s,oe meeting Of the State board Of direct.
prs. This will be to close up the work
!. n the vear. and fnrt,,,tntn ~ ,.r,rt e., 81.
State convention Tho directors and ptcs-
lent and secretary will roach Houston
Z Thursday SO rs to be present
Friday. April iG, . II. m. Opening OF the
State convention.
Prayer by the chaplain. Rev. Homer r.
! Wilson.
| Address Of welcome by Mayor II. Baldwin
Rice
Response by Charles l.. Sanger Of Waco.
Routine proceedings until noon.
= p. IN Afternoon business aessioi
During the afternoon reception VIII ba
rendered the visiting ladies Ut the Bristol
Z Hotel This viii he IRON TO O'Clock and
WIN not Interfere Ia any way with tho
convention proc ledngs In the uyoniHE the
visitors viii b. gwen a trolley tido
saturday. Auril Il. $50 o. ia Excursion
10 Morsanh FONT. going VIZ clinton by
vail. thence bY water to tho dostuatiuu.
: This VIII occupy the entire day
IL Is intended II the business of The COLI
Vrntlon IL Aot concluded at he first day -
session. that the session of the sccuud shall
| be held aholrd the barrcs on ,yhiOn th.
convention VIII 10 to the Point AZ M1c-
rhn's Point the visitors win he served with
hhh and crab ebowdcr. an oyster roaH w!Il
follow and there viii bo other doljcaci.4
OF the season. band Of music VIII ac-
company The PARTY. ami ID is expected that
there viii be number of speeches made
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ficors at the police station left In difior-
cnt directions, cndeavoring to locate same.
tut could learn nothing until met by j. II.
liill, who said he saw n man throw some
thing In n paper off tho bridge into the
bayou and soon heard several explosions
and saw smoke rising The man who did
the throwing act only laughed and walk ID
away. He could not be found, and It is a
mystery what he had and what was the
cause OF his slrRnge actions.
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nnilding Permits.

Thu following building permits were
issued yesterday:
IT, Pulls, addition to house, Crockett
street, $40.
A. Amann, addition to house, Sampson
street, $500.
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Clerical Force Changed.

Mcssrs Boyle & Boyle, projectors of the
New Hutchins House, haze added to their
ohlce force Mr.. 7, G. Metoyer. who will be
the night clerk, Mr.. Palmer schiling. wao
mas formerly had this charge Will take the
DOCKS. while the many friends Of Captain
u c. Low will continue TO see him on dutv
In tho dnY Nv
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have been In conference with the com
mittee and II Is understood that thoy vol
unfairly proposed to reduce the price of
gas In Houston to 1926 for illuminating
gas and $3.50 for fuel gas. In consideration
OF renewal Of iifty year franchise.
The committee will submit its report to
the council tomorrow evening.
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A Mystcrious Expio.ion.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock six
or seven shots were heard on the bayou
near the Preston avenue bridge. The or
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For the asking you can have our 1897
Catalogue. We've spcn, much time aud
money getting 1t up and RS worth look
Ing over
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-10
A SENSATIONAL FINISH,
KELLEY KNOCKS OUT PLfA1MER,
THE ENGLISH CHAMPION
The American Fought Hard and In Twentieth
Round lie Gave the Settling Blow.

BIRMINGHAM, March 10.--The fight be-
tween Billy Plimmer of England and
Sammy Kelly of New York for f200 q
side and a purse of 9400 took place last
night before the Olympic Sporting Club
OF this city, and was won by Kelly In
twenty rounds.
To the end of the sixteenth round the
Englishman had the best of a pretty, but
exceptionally hard, encounter. Kelly then
fought with greater determination.
In the twentieth round Kelley redoubled
his efforts, realizing that nothing but a
Knockout would win the fight. Amid tre-
mendous excitement he hustled the Eng
lishman around the ring, gaining the
upper hand. When the twentieth round
was half finished Kelley landed crushing
blow on his opponents jaw.
Plimmer staggered and Kelly, following
up his advantage, landed another smasher
on his throat, knocking him down. The
Englishman rose after the lapse of nine
seconds.
Kelly again hit him and knocked him
out ten seconds before the time the fight
would have been up.
The victory of the American was sem
sational one.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-10
CITY SAVINGS BANK.
81 Weybossett st.,
Opposite the Postofice, Providence.

PRESIDENT, JOHN S. PALMER.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
JAMES +. CRANSTON,
ID. RUSSELL BROWN
JAMES e. CHURCH.
DIRECTORS.
Christopher Lippitt, jos. U. Starkweather
Dutee Wilcox, John III. Cady,
j. W. Crooker, VIM. g. Nightingale,
Je rey Davis, VIM. G. Pierce,
George w. il. Bourn, Charles T. Howard,
GEORGE X. CRANsTON, Treasurer.
Bank closes Saturdays at le M; open every
other week day, holidays excepted, from 10
O'Clock "a. m. 10 p. IN. Quarters commence
January LIST, April lst, July LIST and October
list, an moneys deposited before the 10Th OF
those months draws interest with the quar-
ter. Dividends are declared In January ans
July of each year, and all dividends are
credited in account and draw interest the
same as deposits, and the depositors Will
thereby obtain compound interest.