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The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-23
ST. PAUL.
ODD FELLOWS.
Mars Lodge. No. 22O2.

Meets second and fourth Wednesdays In
each month at odd Fellows Hall. 225
T. r. HICKMANN, =. s. 422 st. An
+. D. PARKER. n. O.. Se5 Edmund St.
Household of Ruth. No. 56a, q. 4. o.
of q. 4.
Meets FIRST and third Monday In each
instruction. at odd Fellows Hall 325
MRS. SARAH c. KIRTLEY. MING.
init place,
MOST woRSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE
on MINNESOTA. A. y. and 4. VI.
~. n. HOUSTON. Grand Master.
WM. II. MORRIS. Grand Secretary.
d7 Guaranty Loan Bldg. Minneapolis,
ST. PETER CLAVERs soDALITY.
Meets the first and third Mondays Of each
month. w. J, Gardner. Pres, j. s. Har-
ris. See. a. Davis. Treas.
Pioneer Lodge. No. 4, 4. y. and 4. VI.
Meets the Hrst Monday in each month al
Masonic Han. southwest corner Fifth and
Robert streets Master Masons In good
standing always welcome rv a. N
W. A. HiLyARp, Sec. l2t Atwater.
Minnesota Ledge. Ne. =, 4. o.. aud
a. "a.
Meets on the nrst and third Tuesday In
each month az Masonic Han. southwest
ter Masons In good standing always well
come,
n ". HOWARD " NJ
J =. STRONG see. 18th and Robert st
Perfect ASHER ledge. No. q. 4. ~.
aud 4. "a.
Meets second and fourth Monday IN each
month az Masonic Hail southwest cor
corner Fifth and Robert streets. Master
Masuns In good standing always welcome.
ANDREW JACKSON, W. NJ
u. +. BEASLskN. Sec. Ryan Hotel
Perfect AahIrr tsodEr. M. 4, a. D..
4. ".
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday in
each month ct Masonic Hall. southwest
corner Fifth and Robert street. Master
Masous In eeod standing always welcome.
JOHN 2. A. WILSON, W NJ
r. W. CkANCUM Sec. IS Cedar.
R~theI Chapter. No. -. "a. A. W.
Meets the irst and third Thursday In
each month at MAsantc Hall. southwest
corucr OF Ftfth aud Robert streets. Roy
Al Arch MssuRs In good standing always
welcome.
pASTEI. ROY n. T.
", r GAssAwAY. See. State Capitol
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vleterlaa Autographs.

The duchess OF st. Alhans owns what
10 probably the most interesting col
lection OF Victorian autographs In the
world, Besides the royal family aud
the nobility represented, there are
words especially contributed by Ten
nyson. browning, Gladstone. John
Bright and Chamberlain. aud verse
written exclusively for the duchess by
the beSt-known serse-makers Of the
day
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Adxer.l.Ins Rates.

Local Reading Notices. i6c per line.
each Insertion.
Religious Notices Cnot over FIVE Inca.
free.
Want and To Let" advertisements.
cents per line fer each Insertion. Dis
play. % cents per inch each insertion.
Special rates viii be given for space by
the yanr
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Mrs Mary Jones at the home oi her
daughter, Mrs. NJ I Trey. Friday. Sept.
18th OF heart failure
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at 2;5o. from the house. Two
daughters were left TO mourn her loss,
Mis- { I Harper and Mrs. w +.
Grey
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arh. rr.e arrmnn nhInr.

Nikoiaus becker. who wrote the pa
triotic song They never shall have
il, the free German Rhine" is To be
houored by monument at Geilrnkir-
chen.
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The man who doesn't believe in signs is
liable TO get fresh paint on his clothes
Philadelphia Record
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ST. PAUL.
81. JAMES 4, ". d. CnUaCn.
AeN. .. 4. Anderson, Pastor,

HeN. .. a.. Anderson, Pastor.
cor Fuilrr aud Jay streets
Sunday SERVICES II NJ a IN, ssa = m
"Wednesday PRAYER neetiue No y m
ST, PETER TtAsER's.
Father rriatan.
Cor FaFEingtou and Aurora avenues
sunday HefVtesst Mass 4; go a. "a HtEh
mass i9.a8 m. Evening service ~ (;
uCluek.
Pilgrim nArrIsr CHURCH.
REV. n. = orner. Faster.
Cof iath and Cedar
Sunday sgrNtsss; Preaching at II - a
m, 8nd q 8. IN Sunday Schoal al u o.
oeinsk, "Wednesday evening general
prayer meeting.
ST. PHILLIPS EPISCOPAL. MISSION.
80 Rice street. bet Aurcta and rnlVur-
attNs
Sunday services Morning PRAYER flt.
HHy sna Ssfuon II - a. IN sunday
Acheaa and GhlidFNns NsSpeFH 8aN y IN 4.
Exsitsong and sermon, sea 2 IA Med
nefdaN Evening Prayer aud Lecture o.
III Friday GE0lF Rehearsal ard
hFotheF Fboof ~ Al Andrew ssaa p. M.
Al are cordially taVitsa, SEATS free.
SCTiC E.-C ChanKoe aba caFYSctiaas VIII
= taade upaH aetifAinK ths efsiee. II we
have nrRleete3 ~ p4Ass a nnEleg OF any
socletg ~ fhe above atfeNfarS IL j. be-
cause Ne 30 not knnw Of it or have NOT
snsn us als1cwrH, Send name % any
L0dFs. piare ana ttm4 ef iaeetiaK Rssfne
~ offteers and u viii be inserted.
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Champanne In New Yevk

New York's consumption of cham
pagpc during the year Vas the greatest
ever knpwn.
The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-23

Nearly eae-thiri of the paper mad,
Ia the United States Is for nrwSpapes
printing.
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In No Danger.

McCioniele-The candidate voice ha:
played cut
.Heeler-WelI, he can still sign checks,
cant es-Philadelphia North American
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MINNEAPOLIS.
G. 4. o. o. o. f.

81. Anthony Lodge, No. 2S77.
Meets the frst and third Wednesday in
each month for the transaction of bust
ness, lst avenue n. and Washington,
a. III. MYRICK, n. q
JAMES A. SCOTT +. 5. T.. O. Box 81
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DIRECTORY.

Officers and Standing Committees Of the
Most WorshipfuI Grand Lodge A. F. and
A. NJ Of Mff1uezsyta and lsIYisftifsftaus
Grand MaEter-Jof,u l., Zeal MiTines po-
lis
Deputy Grand Mastef-xade H. Hamp-
f:,.sd ~ - salpe ,,.,
a,rs.ii - ~. Int. t,,..,.. 60.
g. 80,
5rana ITeassiTsT- I9sniel Roy St Paul
M,y,9s, y iii'is' si2ti n
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IJspt,tv Grand eacy.tayv-f, II tto,.ars
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Minfss rolls 's'''''' i''' W.
-, a'fi.f,a :, senior gsq billing nam
f;rand isfiar stav,ars-yy,, s,svans ~,
q, f,t 'tis.''' ''tfs " NJ . Fsiia '1''
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n f"iA '''' Duiu'h'
Standing Cornrntttees-
Committee on CredantIaIs- Norris
(sl. samuel Hadley ID. q. w Pa}tef. ft r
son ~.
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A quarreisome man is always a petty
man.-Atehlson Globe.
The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-23

King Meuelek, Of AbysSinia, has sent
two sehraS as present to Queen Vic
toria.
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nrruEsDA nArrIsr cutnCu.

Between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
Sunday services. Preaching. tt.OO a.
"a. sunday school y - y. IN. Christian
EndeaNuf. 4,M u m evening services
:. y. m "Wednesday evening general
prayer meeting, % p, m. Parsonage.
tiM Eighth street South
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ST. JAMES \, ". o., CHUHCn.
MeN. D. W. kIna. raAlnr.

Between First avenue and Second street
southeast, near Exposition HidK
sunday services. Preaching al ~ go "a
IN SUNDAY school SEQ y m evening
services. % 4, M. General prayer meet
ms Thursday evening Weekly meetings
OF the ne batting club
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Budgeby,s nose.

Mamma.
What is it, dear
.I.f't the pineapple on papa's face almost
w ipe enough to pick PUCK. .
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
MIN NNEAp0LIS.
81. PETER \. N. y. CHURCu.
neN. w. y. nraoks. Pastor.

COR 2sd st. sth ave South.
Sunday services. Preaching. ua0 a.
N, Sunday school 3eH y. ~ evening
services, go y. an. General prayer meet
Ing. Thursday evening, 500 y. "a, Way
man Home Circle. Tuesday evening al
different residences Parsonage GAA
Ninth avenue South
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Eer Futisr and Jay streets
Sunday aefv tges II M a na 80 T. M
"Wednesday PRAYER meeting. NWo y IN
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6iA sixth avenue South.
Sunday service. tM p m, Aundal
Erhaaf an A M
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Subscription Always Payable In ad-
Vanee.

Special rates II ordered by the dozen.
Orders for current Issue should reach the
Office by Wednesday evening
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rath.r rria,an.

Cor FafEingtuu and Aurora avenues
SUNDAY sefVtesss Mass SEQ a. N, HiEh
mass i9.a8 m. Evening service ~ (;
- I.a..A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

Capt. Billy Bell, W. W. Gamer. A. l.
Ewing aud others we're here from the
Buzos bottom yesterday.
Gorton's MINISTRIES made their first
appearance Ia this city last night and
gave a clever performance
Ingram wall paper 10 cents per bolt
figured wall paper cents up per double
role. Apply to Lon johnson. dit
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. II
JEFF Roberts was called to Dallas yes
ierlay by a telegram announcing the
serious Illness Of his son, Tom Roberts
That new depot Will have to 10
reared by magic II We get it by Feb. l..
But then we will enjoy 1t when We
do get H.
For accident and life insurance either
! 10 lodge, ~ straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed Also sells illur, rice aud
coffee. n
Don't overlook the engagement Of the
Andrews opera company here tonight
in MARTHA" Il will be the event OF
7 the seison something YOU can't afford
% miss Remember there Is no advance
IN prices.
4 The Dallas News says. "Miss Ada
Palmer Walker 40 Martha possesses
such a voice AZ Is not often card ou
the local stage Its highly cultured,
! sweet. powerful and u fAultless in,ona.
::.Sh, and her rendition Of that gem
The Last Rose Of SUMNER was a rev.
elati0n. 10 il equal 10 any rendition
the song ha. ever received On the local
stage. the Iameniei Emma Abbott
having been heard Notwithstanding.
Opera house tonight.
The idea u crop liberalization, sa
per,istently advanced by the papers OF
the state. has taken frm hold on the
minds OF ,he people aud forms part
Of their daily thought. This state Of
affairs is already beginning 90 produc,
practical results, and the ultimate suc
cess Of the Increment is assured. The
farmers are not only thinking az,
/ talking about u, but they are workln.
al it. and they will solve the problem
in a practical way. Meanwhile %,
press Is aiding 10 the work 10 ever!
way possible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Tohnccn ENhIbIt.

Joe Saladina has a large display
of hbacco, cured and properly
packed for shipment on the streets
and will exhibit il during the C M
ing week To show those interested
in It's culture the process Of hand
ling il properly. He has chewing.
smoking and cigar tobacco, with
tobacco seed of different varieties,
which latter he offers for sale.
He has IN an 1900 pounds of 20.
bacco and has been offered Z 10
30 cents per pound for it according
TO grade lie will ship his crop
TO 50. Louis next week, and hopes
to show It TO as many az possible
before that time. IL was all raised
in Brazos county and he is SO well
pleased with his success that he
has made arrangements TO plant
twenty-five acres next year. He
says he has demonstrated by aotu-
al calculation that one acre Of to.
bacco properly cured will prove
more profitable than many times
that amount Of land in cotton at
present prices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
MYSTERIOUS DEATHS
FROM POISONING
Dceiorsd whisky Cause. several Ds.ihs
In Arkansas and sons Victims
Escape n.rrsvy.

Little Rock. Jan i7.--There Is intense
excitement In Baxter county over a Sc
ries OF sudden and mysterious deaths
which have occurred in ths vicinity Of
Mountain Home within the last few
lays. No less than sx men. all Of
whom were apparently in robust health,
have been suddenly stricken and died
within a very short time after the at.
tack In every case there were unmis-
taxable symptoms Of poisoning Besides
those VINO we died a number Of others
have suddenly become violently N and
their lives were saved only by prompt
medical attention. The physicians have
been kept busy working with stomach
pumps and fhe demand az the local drug
store for poison antidotei has been enor.
nous
An investigation revealed the fact
that HAYES and Fout. as well a. one or
two Others who had died In a similar
manner. had been attacked shortly after
visiting at Mountain Home Other
victims had been seen In Mountain
Homo just prior 70 their sudden illness
On further investigation IL developed
that the victims had in all cases taken
a drink Of whisky shortly before the AZ
tack This discovery seemed to settle
the fact that poisonous whisky was tho
cause OF the deaths, but there is no
d, saloon az Mountain Home and the
source from which the stuff comes Is a
mystery IL Is now evident that a
blind tiger Is dispensing poison for
whisky, bur whether IL b. through ig.
norance or with a murderous intent l.
not known, aud this doubt mas added "a
the excitement A bottle containing a
small quantity Of the stuff has been sent
TO ST. Louis for an expert examination
by a chemist. No one seems to know
whore it came from aud a determined
effort is being made 20 discover who II
responsible
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Your Attention Is Asked to the
Following Announcements.

ON and after the let day Of January
1870, ! will run in connection with my
Fire Insurance business, Real Estate,
Rental and Collecting Agency, real es.
tate bought, sold OF exchanged ON both
Country and City properly, abHracts
furnished on all utle- icNses ipr
rent will bee made p specially, We doing
the renting and J'g'iRg; our patrons
will not be- tfolr.ei vItd doing their
own collecting Collections - Mort
gage and all other business OBTAINING
thereto. A. 20 c0mmiss'oi sl meet
90 competition. Notar .ubhc In office
Kindly give us ,ral. We solicit a
share Of your business
The Insurance business will always
have my prompt, careful aud personal
attention; will az aII times see that my
patrons are fully protected
A.king for share of your Real f..
tate and Insurance bnsIne.s FOR the
NewlNear, am Charles Carr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

Chicago, Jan l5.--Another time war
between the railways west Of Chicago
over mai. ami passenger business Is now
practically assured The Santa Re has
made the semi.oiiicial announcement
that on Jan. 20, it will eliminate one
and possibly two hours from the run.
ming time o. It's mail passenger train
now leaving this city at 10 o'clock p. m.
and arriving at Kansas City at . o'clock
the following morning. The rs hours
now consumed by this train will be 10.
duced 90 ~ and possibly 20 u hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

Nashville, Jan. Ill In the hall Of ~
house OF representatives Monday, in the
presence OF auimmonse throng, Benton
Mcmillan was inauguntod governor.
The ball was decorated with the nation.
al colors and flowers After prayer
Governor Taylor delivered his farewell
address Mr. Mcmillan then took the
oath Of tfic, which was administered
10y Cnief Justice Snodgrass Of the "a.
prone court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Andrews opera company tonight
S. W. Buchanan went to Marlin yes.
lerday.
Al. Edwards Of MilIican, was here
yesterday.
r. J. Astin attended court az Frank
lin Monday.
A.G. Steele wa here from Millican
yei terday.
HfE scott U Independence. 80 ..-,,
3 IN Bryan.
Mrs. II. Marwil,ky % visiting her
lughier At Nayasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S Lloyd were here
I'M Reliance yesterday.
XRoadmaster Henry Mcdonald was
re- from Houston yesterday.
For sale-Two porcelain bath tubs.
vply toJ. y. Mustachia. 90
Capt. Robert Hudsprth was visitor
sitor 70 the city yesterday.
Choice second hand piano ior sale at
dence Of s ~ Derden. 40
Gus steyenef was here yesterday
m the Kurien ne .ghborhood.
M. Zimmerman and Gus rlagen,
here from Kurien yesterday.
1iiliinery by Wholesale and retail
y cheap at Mrs. Proctors. Il
A. Lovcry, a soldier Of the Fourth
Sas, Is at home on yi,it to relatives
Mrs. W. Preston Jone. returned {,
anmont yesterday arer a yisit &,
tes Eltle.
Ring M central FOR The correct time
splied from John NJ. CaldweIls ncN
ctric clock. q
a.. Wilson Jr., Of Macy, was her,
ilsrday with his mother who left tot
thome In Illinois.
I Rev. J. l.. Andrews lett yesterday 9,
I 6Fae proiracicd meeting tonight neaI
J H. ilasimes county.
FSegre licenses Jim Jones {,
J tsouh Allen, George Koyafick Q,
mces scarta, Dave Kazee 10 Rent
3, j. $. Smith TO Matte Bullock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Heading for the Philippines.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE navy de-
partment has been informed that tho
Bennington sailed from Honolulu Jan.
for Guam IN accordance with the or.
GERS OF tine navy department On tho
way over ,he will stop az Wake island
and take possession OF 70 Tor use as ca
bic station.
The Castmo sailed Sunday from San
Juan, Porto Rico, for Gibraltar She Is
going 90 the Philippines 70 reinforce
Duwey's feet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

Rockwall, Jan. H. FL Williams
caught three little boys IN restaurant
here. They wcro helping themselves TO
chile, figs, candy and other articles.
Tho boys had on their person various
kinds OF keys ami were supplied with a
dark lantern. The young offenders had
their trial In Justice Baily's court. On
account OF their youth they were let OIL
with hpe % e. aud one day Ia jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
ACCIDENT AT DENTON.
A Young rirsm,n Ran over b. Hose
Reel aud KILLED.

Reel aud KILLED.
Denton, Tex, Jan. ~. Tom Coils,
the "a year.old son Of T. J. Coils, was
the victim Of fatal accident here. He,
in company with several other boys.
were protc.ng witha hand hose rel
Of the fire department, junior having
been recently organized, and were going
down a steep grade on Bolivar street,
dugrug the reel behind them. when
young Coli, fell from some cause and
the apparatus, which will weigh prob.
ably 1000 pounds, passed diagonally
acrss his LETT side, MASKING the frame.
work Of his body ani causing the run
turc of one oi tine main arteries from
tho heart BE- got up aud walked back
to the fire hail, as II his injuries were
slight, ani Jay down on the floor IL
was taken GA strotchcr % his home,
he Died ahout % minutes after the accl
dent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

Washington, Jan. H. The navy de-.
parimgnt has designated the following
warsnips 10 form a squadron oievolution
which Is 20 30 south under tho direct
command Of Admiral sampson; Flag.
ship Now York, Brooklyn, Indiana,
Texas, Chicago, Newark and Machias.
The ships are ordered TO be at Havana
prior 10 Feb next
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Now MsIico Legislature. ~

Santa Fe, Jan. n. CO., The nd ~.
third legislature met aud orta |
here with j. Francis Caave.fh as
president Of the upper house and Max
Luna as speaker OF the mouse Gov.
Otcro road his message in in'" ssion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Notice

Asa county commissioner, The
law require. me TO inspect every
public road within my precinct TO
ascertain iis condition. Theinspec.
ton will be made between now and
f eb. I. and this notice is to let
the oyerseers know, so they may
act promptly and have their roads
ion good condition.
X. j. Deems,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18
Com. Precinct 40. 4.

For Sale Cheap-Two iron saie',
twelve counters, show cases and 9th
er store fixtures. Apply TO Wyse Dry
Goods Co. 10
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-05
Famou. Authore..e.. Beginnings.

Nearly all the women who are promi-
nent today in literature began to write
original compositions of some kind or an
other as soon as they could hold q pen.
Mrs. Meade has produced over 100 works
of fiction and is still lady in her prime
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett began her literary
career in earnest at the early age Of Is.
Reverses had come to her family by rea-
son of the cotton famine, ard she was
anxious to help the family funds. Edna
Lyall began to write stories when she
was about 8 years old. She wrote, as she
says, "for the joy of writing and be-
cause she could not resist the craving to
des, ~ lie beloved heroes and heroines
who Filed her young Imagination.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-05
Reward Given.

On Tuesday, Nov. 81, some hogs
strayed from my place 4 miles north
east of Denison Two black sows weigh
ing about 275 pounds each and Is shoats
some of them being white and some
black. Aug. Lilleholm, Denison.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15

NUMBER 81.

AN ACT AMENDING SECTION 4172
OF THE VERMONT STATUTES, AS
AMENDED by no. 70 OF THE ACTS
OF 1898, RELATING TO INSURANCE
COMMISSIONERS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
semby OF the State OF Vermont:
Section 1. Section 4172 OF the Vermont
Statutes as amended by No. 20 of the Acts
of 1898. is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 4r72 They may employ at their
own expense a deputy for whose acts they
shall be responsible. They shall each re-
ceive as compensation for their services
81, coo per annum, and all fees received by
them shall be for the benefit OF the State
and paid into the State treasury.
Approved November "a, 1900.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15

In this chapter shall be construed 10 in
clude savings banks and trust companies
A savings bank, savings institution or
trust company may deposit on call in
banks. banking associations or trust COM
panies in this State or in the cities OF New
York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadel-
phia or Concord New Hampshire or in
any other legal, designated depository
under the laws OF the United States, or
in national banks in the cities of st Paul,
Minneapolis and Kansas City, with or
without interest. as may be agreed upon,
sums not exceeding in the aggregate
twenty per cent of the assets of such saw
ings bank savings institution or trust
company.
Section q This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November 20, 1900.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15

1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section /. Section 4110 of the Vermont
Statutes, as amended by No. 81, Acts OF
1896, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 4110. The trustees of a savings
bank or savings institution shall regu-
late the rate of interest or dividends, not
to exceed one and three-fourths per cent.
semi annually upon the deposits there
with, In such manner that depositors shall
receive as nearly as may be, the profits OF
such corporations, after deducting neces-
sary expenses, and reserving such amount
as the trustees deem expedient as sur
plus fund for the security Of depositors,
which, to the amount OF ten per cent Of
their deposits, the trustees Of such corpo-
ration may gradually accumulate and hold
to meet any contingency or loss In its
business from the depreciation OF it's Sc
curities or otherwise; but the trustees may
classify the depositors according to the
character, amount and duration Of their
dealings with the corporation, and regu-
late the interest or dividends allowed, so
that each depositor shall receive the same
ratable proportion OF interest or dividends
as others of his class.
Section @ This act shall take effect from
It's passage.
Approved November q, 1900