The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

ana ESxA has DSe9 GascolstAoeo
Martin Davkon, Of Edison. Wash. has
been rejected by the pension department.
on the ground o. not being able 10 prove
hts~hegnG disabled In pessionabie degree.
Mrs. Grace Eivens. widow OF Charles ~
Esve.s, Of North Yakima, Wash, has also
been refused a pension on the ground tnai
after special examination she was unable
to show that the so:tier's death Was due
TO his military service.
John Cooper. of South Bend. Wash. has
been ordered to Aonfesano for exaruina-
ton
In the case OF willard ]. Phillips. OK
Spokane. Wash, the department. issued
him an order under date Of February 20.
1888. directing him to appear for medical
examination before the surgeon al Che
weiah within three months from said date
He did not report for examination as d.
reesed and as he gave no reason for his
failure To do So another order viii Eos De
issased until he shall have expressed IN
writing a willingness 10 comply herewith
Nathan L. Canning. OF Quinlault, has
been allowed an origina, pension OF ~ from
September ~, 1856.
The abstract Of reports made to the
comptroller Of the currency gives
very favorable showing Of the condt-
Washington when the last call was made
Washington state although the fartsess
removed from the seat OF government.
IL not by any means the hast 10 re-
spond to the cali oe the comptroller.
BasDber OF banks In the state, thirty-three,
is the same as az the beginning OF the year,
there having been no failures and no banks
established The total resources OF the
thirfy-shree banks are now s2o,e5o.s,5 as
against $is IT'S. 6as In May last. The total
amount OF money held IN reserve by the
hanks Of the state has ipcreased from
s.. Sc 21s 10 s2.54s, go. while the gold coin in
reserve mas increased IN amount nearly klZ.-
90 TIE total OF the gold reserve held
b. Washington banks Is nov $Sss.s22. The
deposits have increased from M2.s4o.sn 10
H3. 3el 81. The loans and discounts out
stansslng are s7.Ii0.I5i. The amount due
from rational banks not reserve agents is
n7I5sgs There Is due irons approved re-
serve agents 50. a3s. 80 and from state banks
and bankers sl.sos. os. The surplus fund
amounts TO s524 Tf5: the undivided profits.
iess expenses and taxes paid. ST. ,a9s.
There IL due 10 other national banks $780,
ia and 10 state banks ard bankers S4es,-
sss The percentage Of the average reserve
held Is now 1916 per cent the highest per-
cent in the history Of the national banks
OF <he state for several years.
Secretary Bliss has approved for patent
to the state Of Washington a list OF lands
selected under the grant FER public build
ings at the capital. embracing 1900 acres
within the limits OF the state
Miss Anna Stelnman, Of South Dakota.
has been appointed cook at the Yakima
Indian school, Washington, al $500 per an
mum.
Edward T. Carson has been appointed
industrial teacher at the Lemhi school.
tdoho. al $500 per annum.
Dr. David Rosa has been appointed q
member of the board Of pension examining
surgeons at North Yakima. Wash.
This extension of leave q absence on ac-
count OF sickness granted 10 Capt. Thomas
C.. Woodbury., Sixtecnta infantry, August
S. ISIS, Is further extended for one month
on surgeons certificate of disability.
Private Frank ]. Pratt, jr.. Company X,
First Washington volunteer infantry has
been discharged the service.
The following pos;masters have been APP
pointed: William NJ. Shearer. at Topper
ish. Wash: William A, Stewart. at La
ccy: Alexander Nichols. at Exa; Susan
Criniths. at Hayes; Albert Tarbet, at
li's. Mary Peters. at Marshall.
The following changes have been made
In the arrival and departure Of mails In
the state of Washington
Wineton TO Port Cyeseent-From Novem-
Der TO April 20 mail will leave Wineton
Tuesday and at SATURDAY at a. m, ar
irving at Port Crescent by p. m: ieave
Port Crescent Wednesday and Monday, at
a. m. arriving AT W.naton by .. m
From May 10 October l mail viii leave
wineton Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at a. M. arriving at Port Crescent
by y. m. leaving Port Crescent Wednes-
day. Friday and Monday at a. m. and
arriving at Wineton ny 4 p. m.
Virginia City to w'rthrop--Leave yir-
girla City daily except Sunday at 3 a. m,
arriving at Winthrop by p. ma. leaving
Winthrop daily exeant Sunday at a. m.
arriving at Virginia City by p. m.
WILBUR 10 Sherman-~Iaave Wilbur daily
except Sunday at Iz:N. or on arrival OF
west hound mail train. arriving at Sher-
man In two and three-fourihs hours: leav-
Ing Sherman daily except Sunday at s:ia
a. m ana arriving a; Wilbur by noon
Qgfn.auu 10 Eversreen-lease Qu.nfauss
Monday "Wednesday and Friday ~ Il. m.
and arrive at Evergreen BY 40 p tn:
leave Evergreen Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday AZ A. III. and arrive at 1ulni-
ault ny 4:tn y. III.
Toppenlsh 10 Xsllah~LeaVe Toppeussh
daily a. siS a IN. and arrive at ZHiah by
SIS n. IN. leave Zliah daily a, a. M ami
arrive as Toppenish by A. m
Niliara IL Nessa-leavc wiilapa Mon
day. Wednesday ana Friday st a. m. and
arrive - Nets;a by noon: leave yesia Mon
day Wednesday and Friday "a; 1873 p ~.
ana arrive AT Wnlapa by ~ 2 n
Forks 10 finS-IseANr Forks Friday al )
a and arrive at Pins ay / 10 D. m.
leave Pins THURSDAY M A. nj and arrive
a, Forks by 40 n III
Langley to Newcll~Leaye Langley Mon
cay "Wednesday and Friday al : y. m ana
arrive at Newell }sy ~ p. m: leave New
ell Meaday, "Wednesday and Friday .; 10
a I'D and arrive az Langley by I2:se . m
tsakytie 70 CetsarV!.ie ~- Leave pakvtlls
daily except Sunday A. a. m ana arrive
at cestarville by $50 a m. leave Cedar
willie daiy except Sunday at $50 a m
and arrive a: oakville ny u:l0 4 m
shelton 20 Twa "a-~f.e8ve Sheitar Safa~-
dsv Il. m, and arrive ~ Twara by noon:
'eSee asana Saturday az / p. M. aud ar
rive a. Shelton hT ; D m.
Fenefos - Peo'A-tsase Pameroy Mon
day. "Wednesday ard SATURDAY ~ l:u p
IA aud arrive az reols by : p III leave
peola Monday. Wednesday and SATURDAY
at : m, and arrive st Pomeroy by 70 -
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