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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

all heardof Ignatius Donnelly, the great
sage of Nininger, the author OF the Cryptic
gram and Caesars Column. in every
land where the advance guard OF civil
ization has progressed his name is
known; from England's shores to the
land OF the golden west the name oil our
distinguished fellow citizen is knewn !;
here in Minnesota every man. woman
and child knows HMM fact, his name
is by-word in every-househoId OF this
great commonwealth"
Mr.. Donnelly's chubby face beamed
with suppressed emotion when the last
words OF the speaker were uttered. He
had met with many strange experiences,
but to hear man say that his name
had become a by-word in every house
hold was too much for the sage; and as
the appreciatiye but ignorant crowd
yelled its approval Of the words oil the
mayor, Ignatius Donnelly looked about
the stage in search of some comfort in
the faces OF the leading" popsi1stA who
sat upon the platform that evening.
But none Of them noticed the break,
and the sage of Nininger chuckled TO
himself and enjoyed it alone. The
crowd thought it was masterful effort,
and the Richardson brand of oratory
rose several notches in local estimation.
When the election was over and the
votes were counted Mr.. Donnelly Was
not in it. The Subsidized" press
knocked him cold. Mr.. Donnelly was
stopping at the West hotel in St Pau
having come in from his farm in the
Mississippi valley to winter at the hotel.
The morning after the election MIR. DON
nelly came down stairs liesurely and
walked up to the clerk. AS he moved
toward the desk he pulled his watch
from his pocket and found it was past
the1breakfast hour. The clerk accosted
him pleasantly AMI said:
Late, Mr.. Donnelly."
YES repli ed the defeated candidate
for governor, "the late Mr.. Donnelly.',
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

TONIGHT is the time to see Whose
Baby Are You" at the Tucson opera
house Do not miss it.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

And best finish from sl.75 per dozen
up, according to size and finish. Better
work for the price than can be procured
at any other place in the city at club
rates or otherwise.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

Mr.. Donnelly was presented to the
audience by the mayor OF the town, one
Nate Richardson's representative of the
older days and fogy ways. Nate was
bigger man in that little city than Mr..
Donnelly-at least he believed he was,
and there were others who thought the
same way. The mayor arose amid
tempest of irrational approval. The
crowd stood mp and yelled like mob.
The mayor bowed, stroked his long Rip
Van Winkle beard, moved forward to-
ward the footlights and bowed first to
Mr.. Donnelly and then to the weak Sis
ters OF populism. He spoke as follows
'Iadies and gentlemen: You have
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03
A. & p. v. & p. Co.'S Gallery.
Photos Of the Latest Styles

Corner Congress Street and Sixth Av-
enue, Tucson.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

TONIGHT at the Tucson opera house
Eill vi sSs. be seen ,o % "Whosf Baby Are You"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03
FREE TO ALL

One Fine Photo Pin-In Gold Frame
just the thing for Christmas Pres
away with every dozen phoA
tos taken at the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

FOR RENT-Pleasantly furnished
ront room to rent at 227 Fourth avenue
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

E0D CHTE Fine bar fixtures, show
.TVU JAIL cases and ice boxes En-
.quire Of E. p. Drew, Liquor store.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

lgnatius Donnelly, the sage of MIN
niger, is dead. His passing away re-
calls to my mind the campaign OF lSg2
W hen Mr.. Donnelly was candidate for
governor OF Minnesota upon the popu-
list platform. As the editor OF tile lead
ing paper of an important county in
northern Minnesota | was called upon
to take his speech down in shorthand
and then roast the sage to the best of
my ability to the extent Of two columns
OF the evening paper. The arrange
ment committee of the popuist party
knew SO little about arranging for a
public meeting that they forgot the most
important thing-a place for the report
ers where they might write uniis-
turbed by the angry mob. Arriving late
found that Mr.. Donneily had packed
the orcra house from pit to dome and
there was no provisions made for re-
pnrters. But this is only one Of the
dItiicu lties that reporters have to meet
and il is one Of the easiest. There was
small table on the stage and pressing
my way through the crowd | managed
to land upon the stage beside the great
sage OF Nininger. Securing the table
as Mr.. Donnelly was speaking attracted
his attention and when began to write
his words as they flowed from his elo-
quent lips the sage turned on me and
delivered stunning roast to the
press in general and the paper | repre-
sented i'll particular. 1t came straight
from the little mans shoulder and the
crowd yelled and the roof OF the opera
house swayed, lifted, groaned and twis-
ted with the emotions of the crowd.
81 would not be surprised" said the
sage, "to read in the papers tomorrow
that spoke here to small crowd who
listened for few minutes and then
went home
As he spoke he pointed his little
dimpled hand at me, pressing crown
OF sarcasm upon my youthful brow and
urlVlns INTO my sensitive nature the
sting OF ridicule. The "subsidlzed'
press never received more bitter roast,
and no man ever lived who could pun.
ish an enemy with words of tongue like
IgDatus Donnelly. took down the
speech amid the jeers and cheers of the
deciples of popuIism who packed the
hall, shouldering the burden OF every
newspaper in the country for every
wrong that had come before the OBJ
serving eye OF the sage of Nininger.
Mr.. Donnely was presented to the
audience by the mayor OF the town, one
Nate Richardson's representative of the
older days and fogy ways. Nate was
biUnnr man in thot littIa ni+, {bo,, l.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03
Local Weather Report,

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer Z. J.. Wetmore, is
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

FOR RENT-One furnished room. good
location. Enquire at this office
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03
PLUMER & STEWARD.
Brief Local Notes.

g North Stone Ave. TUCSON, ARIZ.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

FOR sALE--A Hall safe cheap. In
quire at this office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-03

Want advertisements published three times for
25c; must not be more than four lines. III more
than four lines the regular rate win be
charged This rate applies 10 purely want
advertisements only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
UP AND DOWN
WATERFRONT

when the last steamer advertised
20 sail tonight gets away the popula-
ton Of Seattle Will be about 1900 less
than II was this morning. The city
Of Seattle. South Portland. ~. Paul
and Waila waila. each carrying all
the passengers she can accOmmo-
date. is the record % departures to-
day.
The army transport Warren. car
rying officers and their wives to
the government posts Of Alaska. and
80 recruits TO 81. Michael. also sail
ed for Nome. making FIVE steamship
clearances In ali-the record thus
far this season
An important sailing tomorrow In
the Cottage city. carrying n large
party Of eEcursl0nlats from Seattle
to Muir giacier-the first excursion
Of the season 10 the northern sum
mer resort" The Cottage City Will
also carry passengers and cargo 20
sitka. skagway and Dyea. The last
time the Cottage city touched SkaR-
way she was greeted by the people
assembled on the beach. and her
passengers were guests on honor a.
hrecracker and pyroteChnlC dis
play.
The Ping Suey now couples a berth
IN the Arlington dock made vacant
! BY the army transport Warren. Her
/ departure. which was scheduled 20
occur this evening. has been post
poued until tomorrow night or Mon
/ day morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
CABINET LADY WENT SUMMING
AND SUDDENLY TURNED PALE


SAN FRANCISCO. 6-Fresident
81
10 50. he Is quoeda as sayin
How
summing
While the president dd
bers the cabinet
the opium shops
Wilson
and howsrs and vegetables
ideas about the postal o.
put they
u
thc pumped"
husbands and fathers they
81 the mafruns
she did
gentlemen the presidential
with number q local friends lie
o her acs or turn
he
IA executive meeting believe"
Well goodness her
o a ANTE
4 viii a here he
IF I do. Il viii be the last words I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
"3re sking" a Boy.

had overheard a conversation be-
tween Karl and his mother, SAYS a
writer In the Chicago Record. She
had work for him TO do which inter-
fered with some Of his plans Of en-
Joyment. and. though Karl obeyed
her, II was not without a great deal
Of grumbling. He had much to say
about never being allowed to do as
he pleased. that IL would be time
enough for him to settle down 10
work when ne was older. While the
sense of injury was strong In him. I
came out beside him on the piazza
and said:
Karl. why do you try to break
that colt Of yours7"
The boy looked up in surprise.
why. want him TO be good for
something"
But he likes his own way, 7 Oh
5ected- Why shouldn't he have II p
BY this time Kari was staring at
me In perplexity. I'D Ike 70 know
the good Of horse that always has
his own way" he said. as II rather
Indignant at my lack Of sense
And as for working" I went on
IT should think there was time
enough for that when he gets 10 be
an old horse"
why, don't you see. n he doeau't
learn when he's a colt" Karl began.
Then he stopped. biushed and look
ed az me rather apepalinR1v. I heard
no more complaints from him that
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
IT MAKES US GRIN

Don Qulxote. q cheerful Aneien,
Of sangulnary mood. long has stood
IN the annals Of men as the High
Priest of Honor indicated by the
Gentle Art Of Arms. Senior QniNote
must now hunt a hack seat In the
shade OF Utter Oblivion, In the
light OF Friday and Saturday Of the
present week Of Grace the sturdy
Spanish Don IS hack number. quite,
For yesterday gentleman Of
France and a gentleman from Al
Kiers engaged In the first section Of
n duel that. ere Il Is finished. promis-
Is well 20 put 20 shame the deeds q
the doughty knight Of the bloody
days OF yore. NJ. Max Regis and NJ.
LAberdesque got themselves togeth-
ar yesterday and fought two houns
and 50 minutes. with swords. On the
neld OF honor. Neither vac hurt.
20 the little alteration was CON
tinued over TIN today. Ard today
they went az II again. likewise With
swords NJ. Regis was pinked In one
arm. 50 that the blood ran realistic
ally; whereupon he shook his un-
damaged fist at his opponent and
screamed Assassin The duel Is
not yet finished they viii nght
again. when NJ Regis wound Is
healed
After the doctors had attended 20
NJ. Regis hurt. they and the seconds
and the spectators and two news
paper men from Parts. got into a
great. lovely row--a Rauay war Of
words, bloodless but most exceeding
fierce. Several more dusis we're ar
ranged. on the spot. for the near
future: 80 that the outlook Is bright
for finer sport upon the field Of
honor than a bored and world
weary nation has seen in many days.
That honor" as the little Count
Boni de caStellane calls II. Is a great
thing. Sometimes II sweilz to such
magnificent proportions that COM
mon, ordinary. everyday people cant
Tor the life Of them tell Il from
that great Stiffness II looks 80
like case OF mental mamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
concERHIse DIZZINESS.

Cleanliness is next to Godilness.
Just between ourselves. maybe that
is one Of the reasons why seattle's
a sinful city. We might be more
Cody II we tried real hard: We GER
tainly could be more cieanty II We
tried just little seattIe's streets
many Of them. that is--are not
good TO look upon. because they are
50 dirty. Clean streets help toward
clean business: clean business means
prosperity. Every decent man.
woman and child abhors a dirty per-
son and instinctively draws aside
when such an one approaches. But
a dirty city's a heap worse than n
dirty person. You can avoid the lat
ter. bur the former surrounds you.
and the only way 10 get away from
II Is to MOVE away. Well then.
CLEAN sEATTLE's STREETS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

baptism. Evening. sermon aud
graduation Of primary department..
First Christian church Rev. n. ~.
tIugrnfritvr Al N d. M, jus
tideuuon by Faith. y. ma tev.
i'oupe win nll the pulpit
First baptist church Rev, T.. h.
fiuVerman. Roy. Goo. T.. whitman
VIII an the pulpit at ~ "a m. aud
q. M,
Theoeophicnl Society Amanda
t.udFe ms Third avsnueaAt k D.
M. 1T. Paul the First Initiate hy
MrH. l.. H. nunh.
The now Swedish mission church
az bellevue avenue and Ilke street
Will be dedicated tomorrow after
nom al o'clock An appropriate
program has boon arranged.
First United Presbyterian Church
Rev W. A SpnldinK. pastor At
N ia a. ~. there viii be- exercises by
the children ~ the sunday school
The pastor Win speak on "Chnrnc-
ter building Atsp M. "ChristH
Receipts Tor Achieving Greatness. .
Sacred Heart Church-Drv, W, y
iiruwu. pastor. Services Low mass
and sermon az %. IN, hiwh mnHa
and sermon az 40 80 y. m sunday
school az e.ia a. M. yvsptra ana ser
mon az 1880 y. m.
church ~ Immaculate Conception
Rev, A. Swrrr, Low mass at %
e. IN. luw mass and rrrmnn. ~
a. m. hlsh mass and sermon. 10 3a
a. m. sunday . 90 .. M.
rosary and brnedlctlon. T.a0 3. m.
church 81 our Lady ~ Good uelu
Rev. D. \. Prefuntaiuc. rectof,
sunday services AZ and 90 30 a. ~.
and y. m sunday school az =. tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
AUCTION SALTS.

AUCTION sale o. groceries. OF.
paints. etc p - mekeftan will
arii by auction on the premises
80. g2g1 Flrht avenue. on Monday
evening thr i0th at so and eYe
rry evening az same hour tili the
entire stock IN sold. hlch consists
~ groceries. rfuy kerry, EinHH. ollie
paints. ropes patent mndtciueH
new Wheeler a Wilson sewing ma.
chine. vhfuiah. show cases. z Of
Nee desks 4 complete private 81.
Zee with doors and desk. - 9
NF|.E.rFUrw WWaHEsDaNF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
Sunday Themes.

First Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. r. =. Revelle, pastor. Al II
a. m. chlldren's day exercises: D..
m. subject not announced.
WestminlsteH Presbyterian Church
Rev. ~. W Gilchrist. pastor. Ser
vices AZ II a. m. and 7:i5 y. m. Pull
pit viii be occupied by Rev. Blyth
Of Roslyn. Wash.
Trinity Parish Church-Rev. Her
bert Gowen, rector. At II a. m. and
100 .. m. the pulpit Will be occupied
BY Rev. Shildrck, of New Westmin-
ater. 3. G.
Religious Services OCnitarlnn) Sc
attic theater-Rcv. W. -. simOnds
minister. Special service at n a. m,
and address 10 High school gradu-
ating class ~ 1901 Subject "The
Visi0na Of Youth and the Expert.
ences Of Manhood"
Battery Street M. Il. Church-Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

Senator Plat intimates that the
Cubans are thlek-headed because
they don't clearly understand" that
the object OF the amendment which
bears the New York boss name IL 20
Secure and safeguard Cuban fnde-
pendence and to AID THEM
tthe cubans). IF NECESSARY. IN
THE MAINTENANCE or SAID
INDEPENDENCE" Who said
'-Nlgger In the woodpile"2 My. but
those Cubanz are splciousi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
Wild-animal Bountles.

The state ~ Oregon has issued
warrants Tor over ti00. 600 within the
past year Tor bountira for predatory
Wild animals killed within lie I'm
to. Tho bounty h paid on sealpa
of coyotes. wildcats. mountain lions
panthers. cougars. gray wolves and
timber wolves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
FARM LANDS.

A PEW BARGAINS.
Sheep ranch ith acres. mostly past
ure. good soil, two nice streams
through Il. handy % Seattle hy
boat rail- or wagon. close - good
hrhaai and neighb0rH price $3.50.
Twenty five acres good level land.
all HiHshed and burned over. easily
cleared price fda0
Ten acres all partially cleared and
seeded iu RfhHH. all fenced. small
hauHe. eiaHs - poHtoihce, school
and nsiehbufn. price t225.
HoET MALTBY. 80 New York blk
FfFTEEN acres. very conveniently
located hauHe. barn. root cellar.
poultry house. nice orchard. 80
appieH. cherries. pruufh.
pears. 500 straw berry plants. all
kiuds n garden stun viii sell Tor
StfHa. which BE- much Jess than cost
81 improvements.
MONT MALTHY. so New York blk
aEVENTY- FtVE acre. good level
land 20 acres partially improved.
balance timber e-room house.
barn. poultry houses with large
yHfaa. young orchard all kinds
small fruit COW calf and 200
chickens. price git50
H0HT MALTHY. 40 New York blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
"The Little LADY"

Miss LetItia semple. daughter Of
President Tyler, and 80 former
inmate Of the White House. IL Nv
ing IN Washington and was present
~ the reception given 10 Mrs. Daniel
Manning and the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. She was gpok
en- 81 ~ the little lady IN black
with quaker bonnet" for few knew
her. She has for years been an in
mate Of the Louise home. establish
ed by Banker C0rcorau In memory
% his wife and daughter. and en-
dowed for the benefit OF Rentlewo-
men u Southern birth who are ia
reduced circumstances.
Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday at Pleasant Beach.
--4f,-----=
Or. Waggoner. Best teeth. 100.
For health treatment At IadIee'
Bath Parlors, 81 Bird az. Mrs. TAFT.
Don't forget the pfunbera' Picnic
next Sunday AZ Pleasant Beach.
==aana
Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Book
The season IL on. Tel, Main 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

The recommended list OF pupils
for kraduation from the High school
waH received from the principal aud
fasscd upon by the hoard of school
directors last night
Diplomas 1rV 60 Doe Irepar "a Tor
he foilawtng studyutst
Classical course Ellie Bates. law
renee BoElc, VIM llrinker. clinton
ihunn, Fanny Copeland. iiurD,d
{ rocks. Eta n,inklvvpirh Ralph ~
Voc. Gertrude Fairbank MAudc
1oldstein. Hattie Graham, kitt'c
Holmes. Max Harrison. Essic
keeney. Alfred Marks. Nellie Rob
erts. Frances smith. Jennie LcaNer-
ance. Mabel SvRKraVc. Curnclia Stew
cnson, Royal Smaiicy. Ethel weight
Horace Winsor, Herbert Hicbs~tn.
Modern languages Blaine,
Bossic C0msiock. Maude crane
Henry FraucnthaL Bcrtha Frvyd.
Gertrude smart. cauitoia pcnchvs,
Lueiau Pickens Fired smith. Jose
phinr snyder
English sciontiflc Carrie Atkin-
son. Fred bronson, David nalby,
Incs Calhoun. Ellen Erickson. Fred
fenton, John Gibson. Uichi kuui.
yasu. bessie floyd Maude pcndie-
ton. Amy Mahon. Mary Rock. Jane
seaman, Jessie Tnbo.
Latin scientific - VIM. Hassoll.
Mabel johnson. Mabel Rushton.
Wendell Simonds.
Manual training Chas Cur
is, Geo. Farweli Alexander Gard
ner. Roy Peterson. VIM Stevenson.
Henry Thcdinga. Walt way Her
bert Moss, Chas. Smith. Claude Me
fadaen,
Arthur Brooks. Who missed sever
al months 81 school work. owing 10
illness. viii be numbered among the
class and allowed % finish hts work
later IN the year.
rrusnts Nome.
The board will endeavor % pur
chase certain property at East Sc.
attic. including cottages situated
thereon. for the Truants' and Home.
less Rows school. The county was
expected 60 aid la the purchase. but
IL Was stated hast night that the
prosecuting attorney had advised
the county commissioners that they
were not authorized BY the law e.
make any such provision as con-
tempiatsd IN the purchase OF the
East Seattle property for the poor
In view - this expression % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
warspIp Exosrslsa.

Grand warnhip excursion 90 see the
bnttlrahip Wisconsin tomorrow
sunday. ON the nrw steamer Athlou
from Columbia street dock. al 1f
~ M. and 80 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

- CN'fE 49, - "
VA, Il. HUTTNEIL attornsy at
law. suitn prosecuted and defend
ed la an courts. ~ years expert
Cpcr. Proceedings IN bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated Abhtrec ta
carefully examined. Collections
made IN all parts Of the United
states. Highest commercial and
bank references. bt1 Third ave
nue.. IhOue. Main 1000.
,. y. BALL. " and IA toxwell bioch
i0b Columbia ~. Phone. Blue $50
General practice IN all the courts.
Damage Cases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees Consultation Ftee.
HARTFORD BEAUMoRT. counsel.
oF-at-lnw. Dortrr Horton Hank bid
A. a. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ga
a. Do MARTIN. Lawyer. Go Mutual
tifc nuilfing
, a itELluGu. 80 naii.y building
hrNsuN = AtFT p roston Neek
W d i.AMnUTH. fOt-6. PACING bin.
a q MACDONALD. sos burke 1914.
Root. palmer q brown. Pioneer bid
y = CoSOvER fl-u liaier bldg
LYMAN q kNAiP b. taller bldE.
q. WAND KIM az Hurk- biar
p porGLAs s0i New Yoft Tx
riCHAru Ostuts 1oss u *
b &. LANGLAND lq2 New YORK. bid
tioHACE PETER. tls New York tx
Niftf.t 81 FfHfN IEfn second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
THOSE WHO GRADUATE
High School Diplomas to Be Awarded This Year-0theI
Important Matters Before School Board Last Night

advisor ~ the county commissioners,
the school board was At laHa as 10
n, hat steps Ia take IN the matter.
However. Il WAS decided that the
East seattle property could be made
part 81 this school district In
which events the school directors
might proceed IN the matter indie
pendently Of the county.
Green Lake school,
The contract for thu erection OF the
Cfveu Lake sehaaihause Was award
ed Peter Wueek The bid 10 meet
the fun requirements was t2i,aea.
, There We're seven bids, the highest
~ which was SIS. 5a1. The plumbing
contract was awarded king a
sticklea for $3.50
The urgent need Of more school
room throughout the city was fully
discussed hN he board. and an effort
will he made To complete one ur two
school buildings during vacation
An addition In the High school huiid-
Ing Was spoken If aud referred 70 a
special committee.
The heads Of a number 81 the de
partments 81 the High SCHOOL we're
appointed hy the board. also the
vacancies caused hy the monaco
81 liNANNH HtH HaHAH aaHHHH y IT. WIZ -
Gently elected. we're filed.
Other Appointments.
Y y. nouty vas appointed head
81 the High schaal department -
physics. mathematics and chemistry
az n salary n ttsa per month. Miss
Elizabeth tiili Was appointed assist
ant IN the Latin DEPARTMENT, salary
500 per month II ". Johnston. de-
partment 81 manual training Miaa
cora uenuntt chemistry Miss Ida
MAXWELL. department af domestic
science
The official school year was made
% commence August = and last for
70 months.
reEt Scots.
An Improvement IN text books for
next YEAR viii soon ~ made This
matter Was definitely determined
last night sume Of The books used
In the lower grades we're conceded to
- entirely inadequate. aF. Calhoun
was ~ the opinion that he could
teach from memory better geo
Ernphy than vas contained In the
series naW IN use. Supplements
will be added 20 the afIthmetiea.
Biographies. spoilers hndaeveral 9TH
81 textbooks new being used by the
pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08


PEOPLES SAVING BANK
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up 400 600 > o. SeaseideT.
pres; }. X Hayden. each ]. 7.
ofrvaieaf. asst. cash Commercial
tavinFs and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. ass. 600. sur
plus. Sc 90
J. Fufta. pres. J. T. Goldsmith.
vice pres. q v. Ankeny. cashier
CORRESPONDENTS ia principal cities
IN the United states ans Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid up capital. ti5Q. 90
Transacta general banking business.
~ e. Henry. prvH.. " II Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent
ssis Deposit saaI, Boxes fer hsai
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital tiso 90
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoE~. b.. prsa. N. MeMick.
en-. vice pres, l. Turner. cash n
y. ParkhurHt Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities ~ ". q. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle. A general banking bust
meas transacted. Deposits 81 90 ooa.
a. ChilbcrE. pres 3. l.. Oroudahi.
ist vice pres A. ~ eoeibcrg. cash.
J. y. Lane. asst. cash. No branches
The canadian Bank OF commtree
Capital paid up.......4s... - 90. 30
OEiEht Million Doliaral
surplus s........ .........s.. s4.eee.ea
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH-carasr Of
James 81. and Second Avenue
n A CAMERON MFr