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The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
MUSnERS TO
 ~CANDlE cDREEK
A SeIecn and. Restaurant Outfit Be;rg Taken Up By Hu2il Tiadden
 and Others.

Hugh Madden. Jim Mckay and Bert Hall left this mnrniug for Candle creek by way of Noms river. They had three single horse teams and 24 dogs and start ed outr wiVha complete bar -ana restaurant outfit. including a complete line of supplies for both. They expect ty.reach Candle City in about 10 days. Bers; Hall, who has been over the ground. says that the Nome river route under ordinary conditions is good one, he having been over it before. From Nome 10 the Stone House on Nome river t.he distance IS N miles; Stone House to the Nugget road house oS miles: tO;Sliscovich's D miles; Siis- covieh to Cottonwood road house, ~22 miles: from there to I'roston's 2S miles: Preston's to Carpenters 90 miles by the river; Carpenters to Nash's road road house 20 miles: Nash h's to Eldorado p miles: from this place it is three days travel to Ca4ldle~ with no road house.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Reached St. k:ic'aaet from
 Skagway Last Night.
LEFT OCTOBER t.ST
Scheduled to Leave St. Michael for
 Nome NOvemDes P and Will Prob. ably Reach fiere in About IS Days Telegraph Line Through to Rampant.

The first mail from the outside reached St. Michael last night. This mail left Skagway on October l, and was probably forwarded to Dawson and perhaps to Rampant on late steamers leaving White Horse and Dawson.
 The mail consists of one pouch and it is scheduled to leave St. Michacl.fOr Nome on Nov. 222. The time made in for warding this first mail, even if it only came overland, or over the ice, from Rampant. which is probably the case, auyurs well,for decided improvement in the Yukon mail servlce this wlnd CT.
 This mail should reach Nome in about l5 days.
 The telegraph line is now compile, ed to Rampant, short distance above ahe Tanana.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
The Crop of Candidates.

Candidates for the vacancies existing in the city council, so for as announced, are Dr. Ed E. Hill, the well-known physician: G. w. Meyer. proprietor tof the Arctic Cafe on the sandspil; sJ. D. .ourden, w. Tieuney, H, A. Ingalls,, also lives on the spit: nn. N. C. Reid, of Ashby x Reid. the lumber dealers. $. C. Milligan will not be d candidate, neither will Tom Shell.
 Capt. J. E. Hansen states unqualified ly that he will not be a candidate fs; the council butwiN act with any who may be elected. A. L. Valentine, of the Nome Tradi1g. O.. is also being urged to be candidate, but it is not known that he will do SO. .,...
 For the position of school trustee the candidates. so far as known, are F. C. Gordon and George D. Schofeld. The name of M. 0. -SOlbsrg is also men. toned for the latter place.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Carr and the Soldier,

Thursday night at the Standard theatre Curly Carr, the well-known heavyweight, and Soldier Diamond, champion Of Fort Davis, will engage in a 2O-round contest. Curly always fights to win and Diamond is sad to be |, clever boxer. Both men have been training hard and one of the cleverest fights ever seen in Nome may be ex- pected. hesold len.b boys at Fort Davis are loyal to their comrade and are backing him for all they are worth, equally cOntiden. cf the pruwe>s of their ,i,ttfl.- F h+- cs,atestis,ns will enter tise ring at $50
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

parties are prospecting on Sherret creek Golden Gate, and pumber of men are winteripg on Macklin and Schlitz creeks, in kougarok precinct.
 News came up few days ago that a party .had struck it rich on Liebes cceek, at the head of the Neukluk river about 20 miles from here. 1,
 A good many lmushers have been passing by herc every day for the last two weeks frDm 65sndletand Ianachuk creeks, with large poke, Of gold dust with them and~very good reports.
 A party of foar menare fishing on Salmon lake, and they will furnish Nome with fresh fish in a short time.
 Mir. Sliscovich has opened a. register. and registers the name of every man passing here, us well as his destination.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
CITY COUNCIL
 WANTS $lo,oo0
Petition for That Amount to Be Pre-. scented to Judge Wickersham
 Tomorrow Morning.

City Attorney Hoggatt has pre- pared a petition, which will be presented to Judge Wicktrsham in the the district court on Thursday morning. asking that BIO, GOO be transferred from the school fund to the municipal treas ury. The school trhstees, it is under stood. are making roar' because tf the amount asked for The city coun- cil at special meeting last night, how ever, decided to secure all the facts possible as to the amount which .the school board will need for the .mainte- nancerof the pab ic schools and present them to the court.
 Approximately, the sum of S30, ,O0c will be received by the school board from the. clerk of the dist-ict coars. The city treasurer has already received $l5,O0o of this amount. and the balance is ready to be turned over.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
;For'FiIling Vacancies in Coun-
 >Cii and School Board.
gc0UNCIL. ORDERS IF
The Election will be Held ir the Unit - ed States COmn1iSsiNneE,s Office Polls Open from 5 8. m. Until 4 p. m.-NOminatiOrs Close Nov. 3c.

An election for three councilmen.and a school trustee will be held on Satur- day, Nov. go, next. The polling place will be United States Commissiou sr Reeds office on Steadnan avenue. The polls will be open between the hours :. of Sa. m. and D. m. The names of . all candidates for the respective posi- >tions must be handed in to the city clerk at his office on or before l2 70 clock noon, on Friday, Nov. z9.
 This was decided upon at-.he special meeting of the city council, held last night. Resolutions. prepared by City Attorney Hoggatt. were passed, declar- ing the vacancies tn council and school | board, and providing for the holding of special election; rules for the conduct of the election were also passed.
 Judges of election were appointed as follows: E. T. Casey, Geo. E. Baldwin and C. A. Mitchell: the clerks are F. II. Watt and Jas,1vory. Bids will be order ed to be submitted for printing the of ticial ballots. The members of the city council will place the names of all can didates in box and the names of the candidates will be placed on the official ballot in the order drawn from the box
 The qualifications ofa voter are: He must be a male cit~zen of the United States, Or'one who has declared his in- tention to become such; must have been resident of Alaska for one year next prior the date of election and of the cii y for six months.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
The Only Circulating Med;ssm
 at Gandie. Greek.
FEAR OF JUMPERS
Prevents Mushers From Candle Talk ing Much About the Prospects of That ;Scction-Bear Creek on the Buckdand Said to Be q. iivec0ae.

|. George Watson, an old timer of fNnrth- western Alaska, reached Nome Mon- day night from Candle City, the new town at the mouth of the Keewalik. With him is Jimmy, an Eskimo boy, bright as new dollar, who is visiting civilization" for the frs. time in his brief liIe.
 Aatson has been rtan years in this section, having lived the greater, DOT tion of that time at Point Hope, where he has trading post. He went to Candle creek last summer, and report has it that he secured some promising claims in that section. He has all the reticence ui native and vas averse to talking. Fear ol juu pers seems to prevade the mind oi the Candle creek claim owner He '.al s, hc weNer, that when he left Cxldle creek, on Nov. H., miners were still taking out gold through the ice on Candle. He also intlluated that Bear cEeek, a tributary O. Buckland river some l5 miles dis tant from Candle, was prospecting in all excellent manner.
 Watson was seven days in coming do wn from Candle, having laid over two days at Fish river. He will re- turn in q few days.
 Tim Sullivan, who has charge, of Magnus Kielsbecg's store, near, the mouth of the Keewalik, is credited with having brought down 8 S2O, ,O0O pokeiahe. proceeds of the sale os goods. MT. Kjelsberg sold his merchandise at moderate prices, flour being sold at S3.3O a sack and ether goods at p,pportionate prices. The prevailing price Of flour was s5 per sack. Mir. Kjelsacrs will leave
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
NEWS NUGGETS.

D. M. Brogan, the federal jail caterer, will give the prisoners big turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day.
 F. B. Porter left Monday morning for Candle creek. He will be absent about month.
 A thief stole fur robe from Mrs. NJ. E. Murray few days ago on the sand spit. Mrs. Murray had hung the robe out doors on. d line and when she went after .t,.it had isappeared.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

Miss MH1 Murray, bridesmaid, and Mrs. Charles Boundy, matron of honor. Mir. George Fitzgerald was best man, and MT. Charles Boundy gave away the bride. After the ceremony an elaborate wedding supper was served. MT. Camp bell is we'll known and successful young busiacss man, and his hride is z. young lady formerly of Cali
 
 fornia.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
A Tent Stolen.

Last Friday night thief or thieves stole tent on C streot belonging to A. LamOureuX. The tent was frozen to the ground and the thieves didn't take time to remove it from the ice. They simply used knife and cut it close to lhe tundra.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
PRICE 25 CENTS

early next week 'for Candle and Rill take up another supply>cf goods for his store.
 The only 'circulating medium at Candle is gold dust, and there are oo broke" men. Everything has been staked and rcstaked, however, and there Is little use in stampeders going into that-sactien. -.----.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Ice Bound in the Straits.

Captain Puknus, who reached Nome from Candle creek Saturday, says that natives from r'å strait hadt .e- ported thatti the barge Meme City and the tugs. Reception and Qriole were fast in the ice north of the DiOmedes islands. He thought, from close Gues- tioning, that the story told by the natives is correct.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
A Stretching Bet.

A well-knOwn gentleman made bet that Dr. Jaeger's underwear could not be bought in Nome. The bet was taken, and it was stated that Gus Brown, the leading clothier,< keeps these goods, ard. furthermore, he is the only dealer wHos does. The decision vas left to Felix Brown, and Felix declared all bets off, saying that it was asurething bet, as his shelves wOn1G show.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
"A HaDpy Wedding.

Mr. W. H. Ca npbell and Miss Helen GirJanner wero marie last evening at the Co !. re ation,l church by Rev. w. C. Flo Ter ii le .resen.-e of nn iier- ous frienls the rid. and groom. The brid "a han mels gownea in pale blue silk. anu was attended by
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Knights YsMpiar in Nome.

To the Knights Templar in Nome: You are respectfully invited to be pres ent on Christmas morning, time cOrres- bonding with high l2, noon, Washing ton, D. C., at the home of Sir Knight w. H. Bard, to participate ip the cere- monies observed by all Knights Ienplar of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

For a full line of snow glasses and also for properly adjusted lenses to in- prove yorr vision. go to Ed Friedman, scie entiiic. pptician, office ~at the. Igloo, Simpsons lumber yard.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
GOLDEN GATE
 NEWS NOTES
'Oood Pay Found on t1obson Creek Strike Reported on . .Tribu-
 tary of the Neukiuk.

Sliscovich City. Nov. l2.-=As a gang .of men were working on No. 3 below - on Hobson creek they struck good pay 3 at 2 feet deep, and no bedrock yet.
 Mir. Wasky has eangof man work ing on benches on Iron creek. Two
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Society.

'sGo to Gus Brown. leading clcthier -and gents furnisher for your dress suits. silk and'ral.n lined. the swefle st and latest styles
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Society i,ew..

The ] rge>t.,,e I s,ik n tt, at few est pri es it Gus ,fown'.. the itadh z clothier aod 2 ts' rniaber.-
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20
Society,".

Go to Gus Brown, leading clothier and gents turnisher, for your fancy silk hose.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

Heated. furnished soolns at NJ. D. Samuels X Co.,, formerly the Gold Belt, BIO per month and up.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

: Prices reduced O: aLambGo ard Cak furniture at Burton C Woodraff's, near T.awrence hotel
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

I winter at Hotel Lawrence. Steam heated rooms. Sl5 np.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

The Pacific Cold Storage Company have d selection of Swift $ choicest poultry: also Agen'S butter.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

Battenscrg and point lace needle work is now all the go. Our q sort ment of Katterns and brands will charm you. The Farrell Company.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

$l3 rooms, steam heat, the Lawrence.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

SeeToX~ Transfer Co. for sleighs and horses, 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-20

Stea.n for {" inter, a4otel Lawrence.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
Land for Sale for Taxes

| or one of my deputies will, OH
Monday, the l4th day of January,
1901, that being county court day,
for Crittenden county, offer for
sale one-half interest in one tract
of land listed by Mrs. Sarah Mum
lying near the Sneed land in Bells
Mines precinct No. Z, containing
40 acres, for the taxes due for 1900
and the cost amounting to $500,
To the taxpayers who owe me
taxes for 1898, 1899, and 1900: |
need money to make my settle
ments with the county, and if not
paid ] will advertise your proper
ty for sale. l can not settle unless
/ collect, 80 look out for the sale
of property for tax for you may
find something of yours adversed.
This Dec, 3. 1900.
JNo. 7, PIoKENs, 8, @. O,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
HOUSE BURNED.
TiIfOrd Blgham's Residence Rt
CrayneVille Burned.
Monday night, Dec. "a, Mr. ri

Monday night, Dec. "a, Mr.. Til
ford Bigham's residence, nee
Crayneyille, wa destroyed BY iirt
|, together with all % his household
goods. Not a thing was saved
even his faithful watch dog was
consumed IN the flames.
The family was spending thu
day with Mr., Bigham's father ant
before leaving their house early il
the morning they were careful Il
sxtinguish all the fire, not leavin!
any fire in the house. Ii is no
q known how the fire originated. A
soon as the neighbors saw the fir,
they hastened to it, but too late t
save anything,
Mr.. Bigham had just purchases
the place, and had moved to it by
a week before.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
LIABILITIES.
sl6,623.57
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
County of Crittenden, ( %

County of Crittenden.
T. j. Yandell, Cashier of Marion Bank
a Bank located and doing business at
No. 2SS Main and Bank streets, in the
City Of Marion, in said county, being
duly sworn, says that the foregoing
report is in all respects a true statement
of the condition Of the said Bank, at the
close of business on the 3lst day of
December, 1900, to the best of his know
ledge aud belief; and further says that
the business of said Bank has been
transacted at the location named, and
not elsewhere; and that the above report
is made in compliance with an official
notice received from the Secretary of
State designating the 81 day of Decem-
Der, 1900, as the day on which such
report shall be made.
Subscribed and sworn to before me by
T. j. Yandell, Cashier, the list day of
January, 1901.
IL. A. HAYNES, G. G. G. G..
T. j. Yandell, Cashier,
Sam Gugenheim,
Ii. A, Haynes,
JEFF |, Clement,
Directors.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Salem Lodge No. 81, s. & A. N,

At its annual meeting Dec, 9th
1900, the following officers we're
elected to serve the ensuing year
to-wit.
J. Y. Hayden, w, M,
A. Butler, ST.. w.
Power Wolfe, Jr W.
q, H. Rappolse, Sec,
A. l.. Alley, Treas.
b, E. Parser, Tyler,
h. H. Grasshaln, Sr. ID.
S.H. Shelby, Ir ID.
W. o. Hayden, M. Grassham
Stewards.
J. @. Kinsolving, Chaplain,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
MARION CRTTENDEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, ~ 3, 1901.
Dit CLAIMS
MT w. EsrtOn, Of This

After Al lind of several weeks
MIR W. Jhov ION died at his
nome IN eli Friday evening,
DEC. list tea block. Although
Mr.. Howl pn been sick for
several vi IS, condition was
not conslf ed DO very danger
Gus until p OF rec days before
his death hon condition be-
came alaI pig he sank rapid
ly until I end
Mr.. HID rton as been a resi-.
dent OF Won several years,
lie was a b OF n. Howerton.
Being DO hnd ed in Critten.
den coun no VI widely known
and had ~ frs is throughout
the coun A f' years ago he
married NimHilcox, daugh.
ter Of PEW. L Wilcox, of the
Nation ghbohlod.
The rasins VI laid to res,
IN the neubmete Mr.. Hover
ton was a onest, iiet man and
a good cis IN. Hvife and a lit.
tie son 81 We hint
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
A familiar Calendar.

The 4 Ol edition of the c"'nm-
desk fiendar is heing a duo-
Vi by Ia American Bicy Co.
hulss Sales Department, Hart
/ Com. 1t viii DO sent to any
ress ON receipt Of five 2'cent
Anps. This unique and useful
llpilation has been issued an
Rlly for tho last sixteen years,
il has come to be regarded as
Indispensable article in many
ness offices and homes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Elected officers.

The officers elected for the en-
suing year by Zion Hill Lodge No,
S7l, f. and A. NJ, at Weston are
as follows:
John Il. Lamb, Master.
II. Il. Nisbit, s. W.
A, b. Crisp, j. w
o, Il. Travis, Trea,,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
The MASONIC DINNER.
A Red Letter Day in the History
Of BiUham Lodge.

Bigham Lodge No. 256, +. and
A. NJ, of this city, held its regu-
lar annual election Of officers
Thursday, Dec. "a, 1900, with the
following result:
II. A. Haynes, M. w.
j. g. Bourland, s. w.
ID, b. Keyil, j. w.
j. Bell Kevil, Sec.
ID. Woods, Treas.
Q. =. Num-, $. ID.
w. II. Clark, j. ID.
Rev. Jas. +. Price, Chaplain.
Levi Cook, Sam Gugenheim
Stewards.
John Byford, Tyler.
The election of officers having
been completed the members of
the Lodge, accompanied by their
wives, daughters and visiting
friends repaired to the Gill House,
Mrs. Sarah 3. Gill, the popular
lsndlady Of that house having
been selected to prepare the annu-
al banquest And Judging from
results the selection was most
happy one. The menu spread be-
fore the assembled guests was in
deed thing of beauty and per-
feet JOY; such as delights the heart
of a gourmand and tickles the
palate of an epicure. Just imag-
me! Oysters, turkeys, chickens,
hams, vegetables, salads, pickles,
pies, cakes, tea. coffee, and all the
other etceteras that go to make up
a tempting repast we're there and
~ soon Gin one red buria
blsnt." In other words, they dis,
appeared with remarkable rapid.
1ty. Something over one hundred
lpersons partook of this dinner,
and how many baskets of frag-
msnts were gathered, this depo-
nant sayeth not. The universal
verdict seems to be that it was the
finest dinner ever prepared for
Bigham Lodge on a similar occa-
sion, and its fame will follow this
popular landlady even into the
New Gill House, which she has
just occupied, across the street
from the PRESS office.
Uncle" Harve Travis, who was
made a Mason Aug. 3, 1889, was
present, as was also Mr.. Highly
Gilbert, another old Masonic land
mark.
In the afternoon the public in
stallation of officers took place, a
number of visitors being present.
Nearly all Of the newly elected
officers are young men, full Of life
and vital energy, and Bigham
Lodge will feel the effect of this
in due time, The PRESS is pleased
to note that this Lodge is now in
| q highly prosperous condition.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
BRAN'S kpER
At CIuH be Rate With the
CltsOden Aoss.

WE recesrl last week a letter
from HorNilliam J Bryan, who
informs Hat no viii begin this
week scsna THE Com.
monor be lottsi - sass,
ft b. pupcg 81 desire
that AnmousT snail inter
fore witht embarraSs weekly pa.
pers hayita local circulation; it
is ny Al TO supplement their
work. lope TO ent8 into club
bling arraysments With the Dem
ocratic a other reform papers
that supJeled our tidIet in the
last camrtgn, and shal DO plens'
cd 10 illnde your pRer, The
pRRss, aong the MURDER, For
opposes The Gommoner
will be flashed to youat seven
y-five Gets per year, pyable in
'dyance,
Every Nmocrat shouA become
subscrDer TO the greg leaders
'eriodica. As an edit9' Bryan
viii haze few equals, He will
fight WITH tongue and peg for the
he believes is right"
ne Pans and The Cohmoner,
ne yemtor sl.75. SendlHll sub
to THE Pass.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Liberty Lodge, No. $50.

At its annual meeting, Dec. q
1900, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing term;
G. w. Fox, w. M.
]. " Rails, $ w.
w. o. Wicker, j. W.
q. w. Parish, Treasurer.
W. W Pogue, Jr., Secretary.
W. w. Pogue, Sr., Tyler.
w. w. Millican, $. d.
T. B. Boswell, j. d.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Sale Notice.

We have a saw rig, boiler and
engine complete and in good run
ming order, for sale. Price $3.50.
This is a bargain.
2w j. h, CLARK Planning Mill Go,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
CHRISTMAS GAkrIES
Ow the Young PsOpe EnjOyed
The Holiday

4, On the evening Of ristrnas
e. lay Miss Melville CID enter.
inoG large number friends
honor of Miss Use, the
nrming daughter Of Wise
the Sturgis college. young
'oplo began TO gather n early
our in tho evening and on the
atty parlors Of the a n resi-.
ence were filed with hi IN girls
nd boys. After the ARD of all
he invited guests a most nusing
l,ssing game was engad in by
70 young people. ThH ghout
be parlors were arranged ctures
'Sed IN the newspaper rsrtise.
nonts. Each individual Jgiyen
pencil and sheet Of paI tand a
'rize was offered for thd lrgest
..Ii Of correct advertisemA. No
names OF advertisers wato he
iopnd on the picture, arS l. was
81 course the object Of 4 game
o guess the name Of the ertis-
eH For instance, one cture
w's that OF VIM. Penn, ding
apt box. This was th liver.
tilemont OF Quaker oat4 Miss
Emma Bigham capture tho
Itize.
Refreshments were sol, aud |
laer the guests departed, Aing
Ipsscd mos, delightful q ling. |
Wednesday evening Misl enn
gain entertained in honor her
fiend. Miss Wise. The AFT wasJ
denounced a most delighth 10
by all present, LuncheA As
served and a. ni,laighi 'ls ts
departed.
Friday evening Miss Lily . SO
entertained quitea number q he
young peonkr~ Of this placj d
they Naval wal oa delightful time p
design. q Us we're played n II
win go q guessing oontea Ne
1ad Tor beautiful prize. j be,
Travis won the first prizo and n
na Moore the second. Someb
music snlived the occasion an /
departed at n late hour, fec
that they had spent n pleasant
ming. H'
The young people were hid
entertained at the residence q j
q Gilbert Monday night.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
For Sale.

One stock of general merchan.
disc, valued at $4,000. The store
house and dwelling also for sale.
Cheap for cash or will exchange
for good farm. Address or call
on J. NJ. McChesney,
Kelsey, Ky,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
LIABILITIES.
STATE OF KENTUCKY,

STATE OF KENTUCKY,
County of Orttenden %
f. j. Hayward, Cashier of the Far
mers Bank, of Marion, Ky ban
located and doing business on Mai
street, in the city of Marion, KY, il,
said county, being duly sworn, says tina
the foregoing report is in all respects a
true statement of the condition of tn.
said bank at the close Of business on
the thirty first day of December, 1900,
to the best of his knowledge and belief,
aud further says that the business o.
said bank has been transacted at the
location named, and not elsewhere, and
that the above report is made in com
pliance with an official notice received
from the Secretary of State designating
the 3lst day Of December, 1900, as the
day on which such report shall be made.
Subscribed and sworn to before me by
f. j. Hayward, Cashier, the LIST day of
January, 1901,
J. G. ROCHESTER,, p. j. c. G, @.
+. J. Hayward, Cashier.
p. b, Croft, Director.
+. w. Jones, Director.
S. S. Sullenger, Director,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Notice..

All who are indebted to me for
medical services please settle at
once. l need the money.
j. w. Crawford, M. ID.