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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-02-09
New York Produce Market,

New York, Feb. s. F'lour-Weak early,
but rallied later with wheat and closed
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All trains run daily except sunday.
signifies that trains stop on signal for pas
sengers
= ecure rates via ontario q western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day and
Night press to the West.
J.C. Anderson, Gen. Pass Agt.
T. Flitcroft, DIV Pass, Agt SorsntoD. Pa.
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bodies of
BUSINESS THE a
e capital are already engaged the development the mineral properties
w A athrop
Hills Gogis
on ap plcation
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A BEAUTIFUL LEGEND.

At Red Rock, between Susquehanna
and Great Bend, can be seen traces
of the neglected grave of a beauti-
full Indian maiden, the only daughter
of a great chief. She was betrothed 10
a young brave, member of her faith
er's tribe, but her father desired her to
wed the son of the chief of a neighbor-
ing tribe. AS the ukase OF her pater-
nal ancestor usually counted she re-
solved to fly to the happy hunting
ground; and, one starry night, she
glided noiselessly out OF her wigwam,
and, with the death song on her lips,
threw herself off the high cliff and her
life blood stained the rocks below.
Until this day the rains and floods of
a century have failed to efface the
blood stains-and the RED Rocks" are
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Third NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON

Special Attention Given 10 Bust.
ness and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Aecommo odations Ex.
tended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
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The vault of this bank is pro.
tected by Holmes Electric Pro-
tective system.
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MORE HISTORY.

PARAGRAPHIC PLUMBER.
The troubles of the Oakland Metho-
dist church will be aired in the Wyom-
Ing conference.
The eleventh annual ball OF Monroe
Curtis lodge, Brotherhood OF Railroa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-19

New Orleans Times Democrat
1t In not generally known that there n
a well-defned prejudice against curly
haired men when Ii comes 20 choosing a
jury to try criminal cases. The prejudice,
when II Is manifested. comes from the
defense. When asked 10 explain the OBJ
lection 10 curly-haired men, a prominent
practitioner yesterday said: When I
was Just starting my legal mentor incui-
Gated that Idea In me. He said that curly
haired men had almost invariably been
the pampered darlings OF their parents
and In their youth had been 30 used to
having their own way that they had come
to believe that everybody on earth was
wrong except themselves. In this way
the seeds OF opposition were sown. and
when they grow older they make II a
point 70 disagree with everybody and
everything. II everybody else on the
jury votes for acauittal, they vote for
conviction. as n matter OF course. They
live on combat, and are as stubborn as
the DAYS are long A curly haired man
never gets on the Jury when am defend
ing a man IL I can see him In time"
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RFcFIX ER'S SALE-Under an order OF
the Superior Court of the State Of Wash
ingtnn for King County. the Receiver Of
the Washington Savings Bank will sell
at public auction TO the highest and bes.
bidder for cash certain personal property
OF said bank. consisting 81 notes secured
by mortgages and other collateral. and
unsecured. among which collateral are
tho following: 10 shares Of stock OF the
elise Investment Company. lssi.3i shares
Of stock Of the Green Lake HSme Build
ing &, Guarantee Company and go shares
OF stock of the Green Lake Electric
Railway Company. That complete list
OF the property TO be sold can be had by
apultcation 10 the undersigned.
said sale will - held on Monday, the
eth dav Of March commencing nj 10 a.
m. or said day. In the Library room Of the
King County Court Mouse. Seattle. Wash
fngtOn. and VIII be continued from day to
day until all said property is sold.
Terms of sale 10 per cent. cash on the
date OF sale and the balance IN cash on the
confirmation OF the sale by the court Said
sale IS made subject 10 confirmation by the
Superior Court OF King County. either as
whole or as 10 any PARTICULAR Item thereof
GEORGE H KING
Receiver Of the Washington Savings Bank
Room 81 Boston Block, Seattle, Wash
inEton-
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
state Of Washington for the Comfy Of
King. Alfred Crebhin. plaintiff. ys. FL
Ia ". sanderson funmarrtsd) Jarvis
couklln Mortgage Trust Company, sop-
poration: North American Trust Com
llany. corporation: Harry White WIZ
r White George W. n White Robert
KNIFE ard Amelia Kn'ps MS wife: Lille
+. Sleeves. ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
OF John A. Sleeves deceased. Lille Z.
Sleeves a widow sole heir OF John A.
Col. Summons.
The State, Of Washington. to the sid e.
Ia NJ Sandsrson funrarriedb, VIII r.
White George " II White
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within sixty t1D days after the date of the
frst publication of this summons. to-wit.
within sixty days after the 2sth day Of
January. iSss, and defend the above en-
titled action tn the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff.
and serve copy OF your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys FOR plaintiff. al their
az below stated: and IN case OF your
failure SO 10 do judgment will be
reIdered against you according 10 the de-
mand of the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk Of said court.
Said action is brought and the object
thereof Is 10 obtain judgment against
the defendant Ella NJ. Sanderson tunmar
ried), and the estate OF John A. Sleeves.
deceased. for the sum OF four thousand Ave
hundred tA.5D0) dollars with interest there
on at the rate OF twelve per cent. per an
mum computed semi-annually from NJ
vember l. 1883 less credit thereon
cout ~ interest Of ten Numbered and thir
ty-seven dollars and forty-five cents (N
80. and for the further sum Of eight
dollars and fifty cents is .5o) with interest
thereon al the rate OF twelve per cent. per
annum from October p. 1897; and for the
further sim Of five hundred and twenty
eight dollars and nnety-efght cents
E52S.s0 with interest thereon al the rate OF
twelve per cent. per annum from November
n 1887, and for the further sum OF four
hundred and fifty dollars ts450) attorneys
fees and for his costs of suit, and to fore
close the lien OF certain mortgage made
and executed on the LIST day of November.
IsSa BY Ella NJ Sanderson mortga gIng the
following described property, to-wit Lot
No. twelve C2l and the south half Is. ~
Of lot No eleven uit In block L. Bells Sixth
OthD Addition TO the City of Seattle as the
same appears Of record. said real estate
being situated In Seattle. King County.
Washington. Which said mortgage is now
of record In the Auditors office IF King
County, Washington. in book % OF mort
CAGES, on page 349, of the records of said
county aud which together with the debt
thereby secured. has been sold and trans
ferred to plaintiff. And to bar and foreclose
above defendants. and each ard all OF
them OF and from any and all rigat. title.
and Interest and equity OF redemption
therein. and thereto. and TO obtain for
plaintiff further relisf in the premises and
for the appointment of a receiver for said
mortgaged premises.
PRATT * RIDDLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p O. Address: 3cs3l0-3il Bailey Build
ing Seattle Washington.
Date Of first publication, January 18th.
fsss
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LEG Al. NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT Of THE
Ssate Of Washington Tor King Coaaty.
Alfred Crsbbsn Plaintiff. W. Eliza spray
and George w Spray her husband. Jar
Nls-Conk!in Mortgage Trust Company.
corporation. N2Fth American lrast Com
parry. u corporation, The seattle ! amber
ara Commercial AomPanF. a corner i-
ton Harriet y. Iia and kT,ck Tin,
JT.. Bee husband. Defendants. Nc. @5esA
Summons
The STATE ~ Vaccination. 20 the said.
The Seattle Lumber and Commercial Com
VSny. = corporation. harriet X. UIln ADD
Brick CaR. Jr.. her husband; -
Nou are hereby summoned a. appear
within sixty (sQi tSfs after the date Of the
publication u thts summons. to-Nlt. wsth-
Ia SlNtN days Gftsv The sSfa Gay Of JaDg-
arV tNf> aad defend the above eHtllieI
action IN the shove entitled court. ard an
swvr ;he complaint ~ ths plaintiff ana
sffNT copy ~ your answer upon {Ge un-
cfice below stated. ard IN case ~ yoa-
f4.i4." 50 - SO Judgment VIII ne ref0eTed
against sou according to the demand ~
tae con'p}a Ia which has eewa sled N!,h
tae rLeFk - Sas3 ceVrt.
$50 action IS brought aaa the object
ite'r-t - 80 oat@in 3 Judgment against t.e
Ssfrn&A1.S lila spray sui George W.
StfSy Der has-& and. io7 the s4n - toar
tAp~s ID Ssivs dollars. WITH interest
tHTrefn az 'ce rae % Twelve per cSnt. ser
January 3 l>sl less cresfit thereon e0 So
t.4"t ~ .nfafrSE % seven 02n 3Tsl ana
:tty-, sht t}sss talisrs. Sad FOR ihs far
tosr Sl-1 . seventeen tslTA dollars wifA .n-
.0.t-- ,frFfon 81 tAt r5te q {" e.se t
ceH' 1,et 3uDu19 frcar Deem oes = issP.
eli = -hs ter.as1 sSsra q ien do.lsEs ana
So 0a tE- s-' ceHts MIA interest tHeTe-
cr -ss rt'- ~ twelve p~r sent per sH-
r-H fr-a Names lsss sra fa~ Mss fur
'A sam e. 81 a-nt--d 4ad s-Ee1tY-t1Eee
oe@-s @al tt --ssTen -~rls SIS RIta
1aftfc@t ttr~eau e The race ~ fWe.ve psr
ct rtr 21A3r- frssa Nfs afaf -r Il 49,
tnt ar tlf.ssf So - tc1r se.ihfs
80 81 "ta .ateresf isereoH ~ tee tate o.
tHVtFe teT crtlt- 5s7r szrHG3 tftsc lsec0rT .ss-
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RESOLUTION no. 9G-BE IT REsOLV-
ed bs the Ctty Council 81 he CITY OF
Seattle a. follows:
% That IL Is the Intention OF the CEtv
81 Seattle 20 improve the alley run.rfng
aaEoIga Blocks one IL. T.o - ana
nFec -. % Aaynsrds pat Of the Town
10" III Of Seattle o. r@ysAuAtEiE the
same 70 The established grade.
80 That tie cost thereof be paid by
assessments 10 De levied upon the prop
cry sbatting Upon sad portions Of said
stley under the plan ol Immediate pay
M dt IN the manner provided by the
EnaFtsr and ordinances u tbs CIty OF
Seattle
~ That The City Engineer be directed
20 furnish 20 the CIty Council al estimate
~ the cost OF sad Improvement.
go hat the matter 81 Tfl&kiag said sru-
bFcFen4eAt viii DC Caas.aeTsG by the Iity
C0GEc.i a. a session thereof ~ bs aeld III
tDe ZstIs day Of February, kos at 20
O'Clock Il. III. at which time ali persons
desiring TO be heard before the CITY CoGn-
Ell upon the TIA ter OF making said i'm
provement are notified 70 * present.
Passed the City Council the l5tn day OF
February. lsse. and signed by IN open
session Ia naturalization or It's passage
this 18th day OF sbruAry 1873
J. l.. CREIGHTON
fresiden. VI the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day or February,
tsss
WILL II. PARRY,
Clerk.
Date OF first publication. February II,
lsSs.
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RESOLUTION No ae5-BE 1T RESOLV-
ed by the city Council Of the City OF
Seattle a. follows.
Ga That II Is the intention Of the City
OF Seattle 10 improve the alley running
through Blocks Nine lsl. Ten Qo) and
E.even ul). OF Maynards plat OF the
Town now City OF Seattle by replanking
the same to the established grade.
CD That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments TO be levied upon the prop
erty shutting upon SAID portions Of said
alley under the plan OF Immediate pay
ment' In the manner provided by the
Charter and ordinances OF the City OF
Seattle.
o. That the city Enginees be directed
10 furnish 10 the city Council an estimate
Of the cost Of said Improvement
ti That the matter or making said I'M
proyement Will be considered by the City
Counci as a session thereof 10 De held
on the 18th day Of February. 1888. at 20
o'clock l.. Nj. at which time all persons
desiring 10 be heard before the City Coun-
ell upon the matter OF making said i'm
provement are notified 10 be present
Passed the City Council the 18th day OF
February 1895. and signed by me In open
session In authorization of It's passage
this 18th day OF February 1888
J. r. CREIGHTON
President Of the City Council
Filed by me this 18th day OF Fe5rual y.
1888.
WILL H. PARRY.
Clerk
Date OF first publication. February II.
Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-19

The foreman Of large segar manufacturing establish
ment Philadelphia says One who has charge of scgar
manufacturing plant has duties that many and burden
He must be amidst tobacco leaf and tobacco dust
of the time and that experience is by bene-
fetal to his lungs. Working segars regularly
ally smoke great DEAL and result subject fire.
quent dizziness in the head from oversmoking For this
men have found no better than Rpans Tabues
and generally take just before leaving the factory.
II do this feel after emerging that the MAGIC
Tabule has wrought change in my system and strength
ened my | also find Ripans Tabules help for
lost appetite and remedy for biliousness and never
opportunity to recommend them to my friends
Az a.
. 50
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The Northwestern Line compr,s~s over
s 600 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin Michigan.
Minnesota North Dakota. South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming II operates tho
zines, trains In the world. The servsce 70
Chicago Milwaukee and all the principal
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
10 surpassed Insist on having your ticket
wa The North western." r. w. Parker.
commercial Agent. sos First avenue. Seat
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HAVE you bean holding on In your
business trip East, waiting rates you think
you can anordr Now Is your chance
Call a. Northern Pacific Offices for tick
cts etc. st Paul. SO. Chicago. 1850;
New York $50 and all other points cor
resnnndlngly low.
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THE Al bark Highland Light will be at
9sibralth's dock. "wednesday February Is.
10 receive freight for Skagway and Dyea.
Lumber. horses. dogs. hay. grain ard uer-
~hardla. wili he received. For rates apply
IL Columbia street. Seattle ST. Michael
& Dawson City Transportation Company.
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p.pTIEs bound for Alaska shou

PARTIES bound for Alaska should
taks a.. least twenty dollars In silver
quarters halves and dollars along with
them. as II In very scarre IN that coun-
try and the inability TO make exact
charge frequently results in extortion on
the part Of packers. boatrnsn and others
often resulting In compelling parties 10
pay from nfty cents 10 two or three dol
lars ia excess Of regular rates.
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co EAST NOW

Via the o. r. IL N. Short Line ana
Union Pacific or Rio Grande. Tickets 10
All points East 81 half rates and less.
see rates to special points quoted else
where IN this paper. Ticket Office. ele
First avenue.
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The Daily Pss;-frtsilixsncer IL now GA
80 n ana Or al Rsrn Bros IA
Morrison street. Portland Hotsi news
sisnd art $orsh~@s, News Company 10
frs street
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tie len OF certain mortgage maze and
execu-ea on TIRE isf day Of January. $50.
y Elxa Spray ard George ". spray.
ncrtgaxirg TIE following described prop
sfty t5-Est. Let three 81 block tSo 20
4 ire plat OF an addition 20 the town
sFow city, % Seattle Washington. Laid on
~ Inc heirs cf Sarah A. Bel rs recorded
II olurne one. PEsts. page lJ7. records o.
said county. said premises being situated
Or &lftA street between Olive and Pine
streets. IN sad City. containing n all 50
b f9s feet. said real estate being situated
n Seattle, King Cousty. washington
hIen said mortgage b TOW OF rccerc n
The Auditors Office % KIM County. " ash
ngton, IN hook 8 Of mortgages. on page
80 % the records % sad county. and
aish. together With the debt Thereby Sc
cured, has 5een sold and transferred 20
pisinti- And - TAR and tor<cioSe above
def udants and each and al q tAarn. ~
aud rom any and AZ rt.st TILE sEt n
TsTeSt ars equity Of ressSnp.tos therein.
and thereto. and 10 obtain for pialn'i1
further relief IL the premises and for the
appointment OF a receiver for said mort
gagged premises.
PRATT 4 RIDDLE.
Attorneys far pist~fi~
p. o. Address: 3gs si0-sii Bailey Building.
Seattle. Washington.
1854
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THE CITY OF sEATrLE-city Traas-

THE CITY OF sEAT'rLE-City Treas
urrr's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the 90 an
huai lnstalimsnt or local imprOyem ent dis
ttict No. 30 for the Improvement OF n en-
ney street. In the City OF Seattle. from
Bareiay street COR Remington Avenue) TO
Madison street. under the provisions of
ordinance No. sell, which provides for
the Improvement OF said street by grad
ing the same and By constructing side
walks on both sides thereof with parking
strips between the sidewalks and road
way. and providing for the payment there.
Tor In installments and establishing a
iund Ter such payment by the levying
and collection OF special assesxrnanfs
upon the property benefited ny the i'm
prosement. and providing for the issuance
OF bonds as authorized by an act of the
legislature OF the State OF Washington
approved March 9TH. 1898. and under the
provisions OF ordinance No 334s. approved
May th, 1894. as amended by ordinance
no; ss'o, approved july nth. 1885,. has
pep guy certified TO me for collection.
ana the respective sums therein charged
ana levied against each parcel and lot az
land, and part thereof, In said district in
payment or such installment remains un-
laia ana the same, including the interest
on the whole amount charged must he
PAD on or before the 10Th day OF March
1873. Inless payment be made on such
lpstallment on or before the 10Th day ~
March 1885. the same shall become AZ.
Hhqueht and shah bear interest at TIE rate
OF . per cent per annum. until paid and
u hot PAID before said time. penalty OF
I'VE % per cent. shall he added, and the
sums delinquent shan De entered on the
annual tax roll for the current wear
ssainst each LOT and parcel Of land. and
rttft thereof 80 delinquent. ana with the
interest and penalty shah be collected a :
other taxes, together with such additional
tNdf Nr% or penalties 80 are algf horned ~
be charged and collected on other -
linVutnt taxes. and each lot or parcel or
land 20 delinquent shall be sold for ina
amount af such assessment. with interest
by law. 'NN~
GEORGE T. NFACHAM
city Treasurer ~ he CITY Of Seattle
,s dsate OF hFst publication, February 18th.
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SOLUTION No s}I-Bc u resolved by
4 City Council o. the CRY OF seattle as
This, Il is the Intention OF the city 90
Gte - improve Twelfth Avenue from
n Jefferson Street % Gesler Way BY
ping the same and BY constructing
fwsiAs and parking strips on both
n thereof fB a manner similar an those
n IN The Improvement az Twelfth Az
r. north % East jefferson Street
That the cast thereof tt paid ay as
ensrts so BE- levied upon Jhe property
ping upon sid purtipa 90 ~atd Twelfth
saue and said Twelfth Avenue South
fer The plan or 'Awfncd ate pas gnent. "
Ashe manner provided hy the Charter
ordnance 81 TIRE CIV ~ Seattle
mat me city Engineer h 1sVge.lea
kofniSh su TIE CITY Council ara estimate
.he cest ~ satj Improvement.
] IhAt Tire matter of maki0x sald im-
+ eGnert VIZ De considered - the CITY
focil n session thereof a ba held on
18th day - February 4s.> At so
teck r. N. ~ Whlch ttfu- all p~gson~ de-
fg 10 he heard before the Cigy Ceuns,l
p tae matter % m&AirE said improve
p arr notified 10 he present
PISSED the city ISuUc.t tne t&ta Hsv II
yrasry. IssS. sna signed - ne iu ot,en
elor tn authxnt}cafiou q t.s paSsa.-4
, ltis cav u February 1883
J < CREIGHTON
President @ Re CITY C1snc.
,iee ~ me Sass iite dag - Fsh-uaE,..
WILL 81 FAIRY.
ii Cons ptT0i3er & kx-aGtclo Gas gierk
pc e.. ars; publication February Is
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SOLUTION M. A6--SE IT RESoI.N-
I b IRE Gao Council q; the Cl,y -
eafg'e rs follows
= Thai 10 - thr Iaterfiaa ~ th- trFy
Seattle 60 Improve ghx alley raHr 81
ss.gs Blcxks SIX "a. SsRea 80 A.a
a. a. II Aaynsrd's pat - the rovH
; Guy - seattle ~ gsptAHAlng The
E 10 the established Evs4dS
hat Gae cast taVrNot be .af1 ty
tassF s3e}ts - - icvfsd upoa tos prop
ab1titrE Gpoc satt nNrtsoDs - sa e
q aater 80 plan q immediate pSt
81 ln tEc manner PROV is4es ~ tns
laie
|. IAat sc Csty Enst-ssg DC directed
sSsraish 70 the Clsv CssaaSti an estimate
sc ssass Il SAID isr nroXeassat-
\ AAAi tae matter 81 making said I'm
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CITY FREASl RER'S NoTICE-The fol-
lowing city warrants VIII b.. nai5 mo-,
presentation at the City Treasurer's or
ice Interest on said warrants VIII cease
at the expiration OF fifteen days frgrn the
date 81 The FIRST publication 81 this no
ticc. judsmen, Fund Warrants Nos II
% &e inclusive. Rainier 81 Ordinances
No 1&sa Warrants Nes s1-5. s-7s ana or.
part payment sI2a 90
GEORGE =. MEACHAN
CITY Treasurer AZ the CITY OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication FEBRUARY ista,
fSss
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See Treen's ad. on page 5. Special sale
OF shoes. Notice display spring shoes IN
windows
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gFsveEneat viii 81 considered by the c.ty
.ee4sts4! a. zezs39a thereof 10 De held on
sns -sth daT 1f February Isss a. TBS
LEX D. m. a witch glus al parsons
aeS&fsEz 70 s's heard before The Clty Coun-
ga AIsoa TIE matter CT making said I'm
Sfos sitsili are notified - ~ present
. -s@e9 The Is&y G01acia the 18th dag OF
Z 81 1aF5. Isss. and signed IS ne n open
sessissl IL naturalization 81 itz passage
fAls 18th day - February. lss
J. & CREIGHTON.
FEsaslsnt II the City CosznciL
Filed b me- this I5th aay III Perjury
Lass.
WILL H PARRY.
SRy Comptroller and Ex-of.le.o city
Dat Date q FIRST publication, February II.
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.Transaets a savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000.
Interest allowed per arDur Six per
cent On term deposits, per cent. on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May ard
November Loans made 90 real estate or
approved colAIerals only.