New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-21

DIsBURsEMENTs. 81
Milk n superintendent J. J. SIG, 901.0O2
Labor y 1880
fu tle' 222.45.
supplies Il. :. 80. .... !. 522.81
Freight 81. ,O54.1O:
commission -. . !. 3. ) s95S.68s
repairs and Improvements. 81. 82.5S.
taxes. 49,. 1871
insurance ll' !. /. q. /, 1925
secretary fees. . &. 10. IS, $50. S. s.. - zoo.
treasurer fees j.. !. !. 3, i. 21.2S3
lOliector ices. ]. .3.s.. 2. !. =. 1850
Butter hauling 4. !. S.. 600.
revenue stamps. =. q. :. a. i. 24.25s
Postage and express. I. !. !. 7.26
bank exchange ~. rs
vi SIS. " rs
Permanent sinking fund 57.O9.
Dlvldends ~. =. :. 245.OO.
RAD alle Tor stockton hand ~. 81. ss $3.50
.s..... > ...:z.. $21,307.05
Balance 'allslL' 55.28.
February LIST, 1900, cash on hand $55.28
Milk received for the. year ending
January 31st, 1900, 2,176, 2O1 lbs.
Total cutter made, Sc, 1871 lbs. -.
Average yield per hundred pounds of
milk 4.54 lbs. :. :* HI s}:.. +
Average received for butter, 21.4 cts.
Average paid per hundred los. of
milk, 77.6 cents. >.l 4
Average test during the year, 8. s5. 4.
dividends declared at IS per share. -
The people of this coantry believe in
giving the same tights to the newly &C
quired territory as the old enjoys and
policy different from that will be sat
down upon numerically. Meat for one
and poison for the other will not 90
down.-Anoka Union. -.
A free lecture about the hardwood
timber region of Central Minnesota, es-
recially the German colony at. Part
ridge: and Sandstone on the Great North
.ern r. R. will be held at the Opera
house on Thursday the 32th at 1870 in
the afternoon by Theo. r. Koch, of the
Theo. =. Koch Land Co. St. Paul, MINI.
Grasses and samples Of grain will be
shown. All are invited.
i Hennessy Leroyle, in "Other Peoples
Money will play farewell engagement
in that charming comedy at the Opera
house Sunday evening April LIST. Mr.. Le-
royle, since the production of this piece,
has achieved great distinction, and so
widely has his fame spread, that he has
received q splendid proposition from one
of the most prominent firms of English
theatrical managers, to present his great
success for run in one Of the principal
London theatres, immediately at the
close of his present tour. Mr.. Leroyle,
on his return will appear in comedy
that that is now being especially written for
him by well,known playwright.
/ The Chicago Tribune says that any
one with $4,000 capital can now start a
national bank under the new currency
system, All that IS required IS $4,000
IN per cent government bonds, which
may be secured at ruling rates for about
$26,75O, These, representing the capital
of the bank, could be sent to Washing
ton, and CIRCULATED for the full amount
of the capital immediately taken out.
The organizer Of the bank then has only
$2,75O tied up in the enterprise, but
could take all the deposits he could
get, loan money and do business gener-
ally as is done BY the existing national
banks. 5.s
That all the romance and sentime Mt
of life is not contained IN the story
books is proven BY q little circumstance
which came to the notice OF The Review
this week. A few days ago Frank Al.
Cassidy, Of the journal, renewed 8 letter
from d. ]. s. Cassid Of q ovington,
Ky, setting up the theory Of possible e.
lationsbip This letter was answered but
with no idea that any other than the
most distant relationship il any, could
exist bnt 4 second letter received Nom
day reveals the fact that the writer in
Kentuck Is rank 3 uncle 50 long ago
IS s78 the two brot hers, the father and
uncle, became estranged and from that
time 70 the present neither had knowls
edge q the Others u hereabouts The
Kentucky uncle e 5s pears 81 age while
Frank 5 father, who resides ats Hull, IA,
has passed ~ bin g year and II i need
less to say hat reconcil iatlon will
IsneellfIy "a ffectafl q. sss.zssss