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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-11
NOTICE
GoLDFlELD RAILROAD COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting
of the stockholders Of the Goldneld Railroad
Company VIII be held at Tonopah, Nevada, on
Tuesday Evening, February %, 1905, at the ONCE
Of Campbell, Metson, Jackson & Brown. at II
o'clock A. NJ ut which meeting action will be
taken upon the proposed Increase OF the capital
stock to $4,000, divided into $50 shares Of the
par value OF sl00 each, and upon the proposed
Increase Of the First Mortgage or the Company
from $4,000 to $4,000.
By order OF the Board,
CLYDE a. HELLER,
Secretary.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-11
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled
for at the Butler, Nevada, p~ostofice
for the week ending Feb, II, 1905:
Armer, Miss E 10McConnell, W.B.
Albrecht, Fred Moore, Jack
Barrett, A. E. 5 Montgomery,F
Billiard, NJ A. O'DelI, Miss NJ.
Connolly, Frank Paisetti, Chas. 4
Carey, f. P, Russell, r.
Cross, V, b. 4 Roosevelt, R.
Coffey, Geo. A. Robinson, r.. r.
Clark, II. A. Roedjevinovich, A.
Clyde, Mr.. Stinson. c. w.
Farley, j. SUMMERS, Kank
Frazier, D. V. Summer, ]. r.
Gray, Miss M. 2 Sommers, Miss O.
6rannis, l.. X, Spaulding, E. w.
Howard, Geo, Thompson, l. 2
Harris, f. Thomas, David
klostermeyer, w, Thomas Frank
Mackedon, Jas. 4 Thorn, Philip D. 2
Miller, Edward Thomson, WIN.
MeVichn, James 2rhomas, f. w.
Miller, David Veeder, August 2
McCrimmou, John Woodward, Lois
Mooney, John 2 Whyfort, W. H.
Morris, James I, Getman, C. r.
Tonopah Brewing Co.
People calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
W. W, BooTH, Postmaster.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-11

Diamondheld is the one town of the
district where lots are cheap and are
bound to increase in value. Buy
now before the rise. JACK DAVIS,
Diamondfeld. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

R d Of It G 8 0 Of g, an A. M q /,
tritt in @~oibington Der internatio.
male giienbobn = GongreB 5uiummeu,
gum eriten Mal in Oen 8|creinigten
Stuatell, 0us 9luSluuo miro nit
700, Die 8ereinigtcn Stuotcu NIT
500 Dclc8oten pertrctcn icilr. Der
GongreB miro in iiinf g%eionocrtcn
Scttionen tonen mo unI SGhlB oic
G%rgebniiie Der 8]erot6ungcn 5lr all.
gemeinen &emtniB bringen. Die
&cr6ouohungen iiHo ouf 3cbn Gage
berednct. Ga oie Giien6nbniroac,
bciou0cra 0i1 Iorifiroge, in Den Ser.
Stuatcu Die 0iicntIidc WtciruG tart
bciddftiqt mO oa9 Giicnbubnucicn
in ol(eu 9duOcrn cine pidtiac &olI2
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bern uuo i9r Meimngo- ul0 Griob.
rluIg5 }m3toul6 bon groBcr 8eOels
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fitr oeu 5mti6cnitootliAcn &ertc6r
miro iih 0eu GouareB SIT mlbc mofen
t0nneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
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bobeH getrag erretbt bot fir Die Ginl5fuHg
Der uHter oteier Beroronnt1g Derausga6ten SbIis
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lagter1 1tlgungStoHos aufb0UeH.
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!raet6 luelber Saskatchewan Die aus benz Gers
iaut traeno ipeiber oiefer Sbligationen reaIis
int ueroeu mag, iOa IN ben |beiagten 1iIailna5s
lono eiTae3abIt lueroeH uHb eiueu Ibeil bethlehem
bilben. ~
4. Nbiduitt. - lluo es fuirb ferner berfitot.
Dab oieie 8eroronlng ben geieBIi6 b~efugten
StintmaeberII Der Stuot Baltimore bel Der am
Stenitqa, Dem 3%lUeiteu Gage bes Wlai i'm Sabre
1905 in Der Staoi Baltimore Acknowledgement
4Sahl sur gtnnobme ooer AbIebnuHg unterbreitet
iperoen tol.
3. elbihuitt. - llno IS iuirb ferner berfiiat.
baB cine Abi6rift oiefer 8eroronung NIT an
9nbc Der 3eit Der glb6nltlug ~beingier g8abl in
menia'ieus pier Der tdglib In Der Stnot Baltts
more erl6eineuoel 3eitnngen 5luei I}dl pro
2So@e iUdbreiIo 8lUet 9SobeU Dor beilgter l9a6I
uer0tteHtli6t Ueroen iou.
Veitdtigt am 20. U}ir5 1905.
e. Sian Simauus, Ulabor.
sur cine actreue Nbl6riii. %. UtiU3 1905.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Sic Yarf= Nnleibe

S66e Der snlei6e 81, 100000. G%inlOSbar in 30 1abrcn.
SGbrlide &criui0isnng fir Den SdnloentilauugSion pro BON
Der SaSset Seb6rbe bcIdmnt, @
3insratc ga Sro3cut 1885, 900 anf bic gansc Nnfcibe).
Die Yrdmicu, ucldc bcim &erfauf Der Sbigatipnrn 81 eriuars
ten ino, lurrscH fir Den Si~isaHgsiunS pcrucnoet werbrn.
Die Tnseabcn fir Silsnnesfunb nno 3inicn mrrbcn ans Der
8arftrnrrt iprhbc bic Strakenba6ne Srienidat be5ubl, bciriten.
Die Stcner5abIcr WcrSen nicmals fir Die bnrdJ bic @nIeibr prr-
uriad)rn Soften belcner merocu.
,.ss Die Earf6ehGroc uiro SqS, 0clS ansgc6en.
Die Nuleibe iua fir oic Nnlage elmer aette bon GarfanIagcn
nnb &oalrparSS AT Der uciiibcnt nSrSlhben HO 6iHidsu Staot.
gren5c entlang ueraucnoet Wrroen, iuic 'uon SreSerid Gam Elmitco
gcplant. -" , H@ e @ -M# 1.
Sar Die Tnsfabrnna Der Glmheb idem Yiane in ppaem slIm.
fange limb $3,0O0tO00 e~rfOrberidj nnS bic IbIht Der YarfbrbOrbe
tit es, ipahr meherc Mneben 3n erbcbcn. Gle Yarfjcner aenigt
fir Die Sefmns a0er init ben Tnleibrn rberbmncenen auienr(Sil.
anussfOno no Snien). i& a'
SaS GcIo mnh 81 sleideu Sbeien in ben ur non Baltimore.
uHo Gbaresfrafc sctbeitrn Stubtbiirifcn fir IarfprrbeTsrnnscu
ucrucnoet iuerbcn. az - 0.o r,r sHm "a e
Die 5nhdbit srpfauteH SerbtIcrnnseu Nno: Iarf an Spring
Gardens catlans, Fart ant obcren Sbcteoppu 8mDnmS SG0em emt'
lang, Spiel nmo Surnpl6tc in @oro4 nnb SGosSultimore, @eram'
aeruns oes pEattcriOn Garfs" .aadJ Der oiIidcn Stabtsren5e nno
nne Saaares in at nub. Observation-Disclosures 4+r sS
Nas Sch miro crit, wcun Die Mnleibe am 2. Wai auoriFrt
turb, in 1906 sui &craasgabana sur @erfasnns hrben, Sa bic Bib
aeteeb0rOe nno Der Ysapor nno Stabtrath ett in Der Sioset.ger'
orsunus fir 1906 bic geruinisunben MAIDEN miHen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
StGStiide @erOrSnnnacn.
2ur 9}adridt fir bic gefeHlif beredttgteH
- nIinamtnehrr her Gtnht linlimnIF.

e%timmqe6er Der sinot Saltlnlote.
gdlttniore, Wio., ben II. aprtl 1900;
Gle meroeu bierourb beHadrltttgt oaB ore
@crorbnuHa ocs UlaBprs uno Staotratbe oon
Baltimore luuuuH cine getrelle N1l0tut ulleu'
itebeth ~nnQeiiiQt IN bel Der an Sienltag, oenl
2. Saar ocs Mai i'm Sabre 1905, ab3uGaIieioe1
W}miBipunuabt oen legnleit StlIItul9enetM pe'
~beingteH StuOt ~ oerel NluIdOnle ooet 9Hle0.
NINA mierbritel lUeroe1 miro, III Nl5lbulsq
Der Gurihriiteu Der bciagten Seroro1LtIts lHo
ciuer i'm Der SuuunrsSiBltGtg i'm Sabre 1904
GupenOmmereH gtite Der DInroldnoer @eleBge'
'''' Narr0 y. Sooper,
Gegiitrator Der Stuot Baltimore.
eiue 9erurSnuna, am bic ausfibruua eincr IN
Der SnuuursSiBudg bee Snbree 1904 non
Der Dinrulauoer @cieBgebnHa nngenonI'
meHeH Mite, 340. Snpttel, bic Nnsgabg
BON E6(igntiuueu oes WiaDDre uto Staot'
ratA3 UOH Baltimore In eiHer Snutnle non
uiht meBr, ais Sebi Wtiiipueu (Si0,OOO,'
BOO Collars 6u nutottiren, SUM, 3luede
Der 9ciBaffMln Bpu Wei0 fnr Yrutcttts
rung, Continuation mo 0eriteluua etueS
neueu N65ugstauaf' s1itene fir Die staot
Baltimore.
Ia 0urb cine in oer Iallliar' SiFllng oes
JaDres 1904 bon Der WdrGldn5cr 8eleBqcbulg
uHqcuommeHcH glliC, $40. Aapitel. Der W{nOor
no Gtaotrnt6 bon Baltimore G%utOrtirt mur'
neH. tbre SbltGattonel IN et1er Surnnte bon
uidi mCbr. ais 8ebH Wttuiuteu tSlO,0uU,OOO)
Dollars 81 perausHabelL in iolber &ciie NM
inter Den ourtn leilGeiebten NehtlaulgetI, nm
0ds @elb 3u beibni'eu llr ole Yroleittrlttg,
Contribution mo 0erfe1uug eiucs neueH 9lbs
mo
"a oas @el0 fir beidotcu 3iued iebt beH6-
ibagt lit.
1. Wbifuitt-0e5ba miro lest bonn WldOnr
uHb Std6trutb BON baltimore Gerfiiqt. ouB Die
SiHuu3s G%ommtiGre hermit u~utoriilrt mo an
genicien limo mo fein ioaen, Die re9iitrirtel
CbIiqaitoueH Der Stuht In ciHcr Gimme bon
Mot me6r. als 8ebH WiiuioHcH tSl0.000,0o0)
Collars Oou Seit 5t 3eit at ocruuspabeH. mie
hiefelbe fir Den bterin 8lpor 0cHuunteu 3lued
erioroerIi6 ieiu mdu, mn ou3 beidute Cbltgnr
tioucn bon oeH TiuunEGUumjiiducu Der Stuot
baltimore bcriauft uUo bcruu5aabt meroen fol-
fen, BON Sell an 3cit mo 3u iulbcu 3etteu, ais
eS eriuUocrli6 feiu pirh. an ocu bcitcu Eret-
len, Die nab ocrcU 9tniiht ouiiir crbdltlid
iiun; ulo irpeun lUCldc grdmtcII, bic aus Dem
l}erfali ~oerfelbeU er}telt luCrhcu. fOllen in De.
rem 6dnoen Oerbleiben. ais Ibeil zines 3il'
oIuaSfpn6S. Der hermit uabiiebeno purue.
ihriebcu III, fr hty GmIJfunl beiagter Sbltl
n9tinncu an ncrcu gScriuulcit. mo odB Der Reit
tSiIlQtt31N uillllllllQlCll an OtI eulllbltlll ptluul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Sur Gadriht fir bic ncieBlidl beredttgteH
S"timmuehcr Der Stnot Baltimore.

WnItlm0re, NO, oen n WprlI IOUJ.
Gle per6en bierourb benubrtdtt9t, odB ole
8cruronnug ocs WiuDore NH Staotrntbs pm
Baltimore Upoouu cine Getreue Nbfbriit lnteui
ite6enb a~ngeiiipi iil bel Der am Sicuitaa, nem
.. Suac oce Mai im Sabre 1905, ab8ubdltenoen
WiuniSipalluubl oeli lelalcn Stimmgebert Der
befaeterl Siuot 81 oeren @ln1ubue oocr Tblebs
mInG unterbritet peroen miro, in @hisii6u1g
Der &urihrifteu Der %heln2ten &erOronulG u1o
eiuer IN Der SanuarsS ttung inl Sabre 1904
ungertOmmeueu elite Ger liar0iinoer 0etebge'
bunp. Sapitel 1888.
Darn ~. 0uupcr,
ReQiitrutor Der StQOt Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Baltimore sramsfer So.

let an Der
Dat itre slnsftattuHs iinb mebrere 5utrfpsrfe
,gans) berar5Bert unb III test TN eianbe.
W5beI bon 8ans gu Sans su b~sf5rbern inb
fir bic alufbepnsruna oeer gerfenbuna al bsrs
pnden. Hrompte nnb srotrIdfiiae BesIeHuue
Miro snaeft6erf- (h2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

EGFt! YaFe!
snr &eiie in's AnsIanS teiOrst 6.
Waine, Rr. Ali, ct. SasI-S trrke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

edie snr ssiie Ing auslaifb V6eFpfat e.
3aine, HI Al, ct. EaHt. siraae. y 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
SOL, 900 IN CASH STOLEN.
Package Taken From Pittsburg Offices
Of the Adams Express.

A package containing s1o1. 600 in cash was
stolen Monday from the general offices of
the Adams Express Company in PittSburg.
Edward George Cunliffe. money clerk of
the company. and one of the trusted en-
ployes is missing, and the police of every
city in the country have been asked to ar
rest him on the charge of stealing the
money.
The cash was delivered to the company
late Monday afternoon. The package con-
tainfng the money was made up of $4,000
in slOO bills $4,000 in $50 bills and the re-
mainder Of the money was in So. $40 and $40
bills.
It was learned at Pittsburg last night that
a part of the money had been shipped by
the Bank of Pittsburg, and the remainder
by the Farmers National Bank of Pitts
burg. From the same source 1t was learned
that the money was consigned to bank
in Cincinnati, but the name of the bank
cannot be ascertained.
Cunliffe, who received the money after
banking hours Monday, left his Office at the
usual time about o'clock in the evening.
When he reached home he said nothing to
his wife, but went direct to his room, where
he changed his clothes, putting on new
winter suit. He ate his supper. and then
said that he was going out for the evening.
He kissed his four children an affectionate
goodbye and left the house. That the
last seen of him.
morning nothing was thought of the mat
ter, but when his wife few hours later
called up the office of the company and
asked if he was there the suspicion of the
company was aroused
A hurried examination was made of his
books, and 1t was found that his accounts
were s. short. 1t was fully an hour after
ward that telegram was received from
Cincinnati announcing the fact that the
package containing the money had not been
received there. and asking why 1t had not
been sent A further examination of Cum
liffe's books was made, and it was found
that the money which had been intrusted to
his care had never been forwarded.
Cunliffe according to the neighbors, was
a most devoted husband and father He
was absolutely free from bad habits of any
kind. and all of his time. when not at his
office, was devoted to his wife and children.
church, he almost invariably attended some
church every Sunday He did not drink
and was never known to have gambled.
His wife was i'll last night over the af-
fair that she was in charge OF friends
Cunliffe came to Pittsburg in March, 1904,
from Hartford. Conn, where all of his
relatives live. and where he was held In the
greatest esteem. Prior to his connection
with the Adams Express Company, he was
employed by the American Express Com
pany in Hartford for number of years,
and came to Pittsburg with good recon-
mendations from them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
DoUGHERTY NOW IN JAIL.
Defaulting Peoria Educator Surrender
ed to the Sheriff.

Newton C. Dougherty, formerly bank
president and defaulting school superin-
tendent. against whom ninety-seven indict-
ments for forgery and embezzlement were
returned at Peoria. H.. Monday for total
of S64, 500, drove. to the jail and surrendered
himself to the sheriff.
The states attorney said that evidences of
guilt against Dougherty are now strong.
The splendid home of the Doughertys was
attached by the sheriff today. together with
everything else OF value belonging to Dough-
erty in Peoria. Search will be made In
other places for property. which will also
be attached as fast as discovered.
The story is current In Peoria financial
circles that Dougherty some time ago trans
ferred $4,000 to each of his sons and a
still larger amount to his wife. This story
resulted from tales alleging that owing to
the attachment against all his property his
family might suffer Dougherty still de-
clines to allow any one to call the deficit
a shortage. but insists that whatever is dis
covered VIII be due entirely to errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11

DR. G. II. Alexander was shot and Killed
Monday night near his home in Hot
Springs, Ark. by Merch Jamison. DIR. Al
exander and his daughter Nora were going
home when they were met by Jamison, who
began shooting. After he had shot Alex
ander he fed The shooting is said to haya
been the elimination OF family troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
Maryland.

II, F. Adams, cashier Second National Bank, Bel
Cumberland. New Willard
y; II. halle, cashier First National Bank. New
F. V. Baldwin assistant cashier Commercial and
Farmers National Bank. Baltimore, New VII
Philip Bernstein. proprietor Home Bank. BaIti-
more, New Willard.
F; g Boyee. r., partner Townsend Scott & son,
W H. Buck, IT., cashier National Bank OF
W. NJ Chipley, cashier sykesville Bank. Sykes.
vile twIfeli 200 street northeast.
W. W. Cloud. treasurer Maryland Savings Bank,
W =. Copper. cashier Second National Bank. Ches
W. Q. Crawford manager W. A Read & Co.. Eai
A., B. Crouch, assistant cashier Third National
Bank Baltimore, Arlington.
j, ~ Cunningham. cashier Farmers and Mechan
C. b Delaney, treasurer Border State Savings
r.; B. Dixon, president Easton National Bank
II; A. Driggs, cashier National Union Bank OF
]. R. Edmonds, vice president Bank of Commerce
Baltimore Raleigh.
n; A; Frey. cashier Home Bank. Baltimore. New
C. R. Gehr. cashier First National Bank West
J. W. Fl. Geiger, cashier Canton National Bank
A; D. Graham, assistant cashier Citizens National
Bank. baltimore, Raleigh.
Bank, Baltimore.
II. II. Halnes president National Bank OF Rising
Sun. Rising Sun (wifel. Raleigh.
F. s. Hambleton. partner Hambleton s. Co, Bal
timore. New willard.
Harold Hardlnger cashier PatapscO National Bank
ELLIOTT City (wffe)
J. W: Hook president Old Town National Bank.
Baltimore.
s. T.. Jones. cashier Garrett National Bank. Oak
land
II, s. King. president Security Storage and Trust
Company. baltimore (wife).
A. Hummer, partner Hummer & Becker. Baltimore.
r, ID. Laird. secretary Farmers Bank and Trust
Company. Rockville
j. 4. IAughlin. president City National Bank,
Westernport Or. r. Gorfon), National
J. NJ. Littlg. president National Marine Bank Bal.
tinore. New willard.
II. II. Mason, cashier Commercial and Farners'
National Bank. Baltimore New Willard
q. O. Niekerson vice president Easton National
Bank Easton Cadyl. Arlington.
John Mason, ytcs president FAIRNESS snd Mex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11

C. NJ Cooley, cashier Third National Bank, Knox
Vile, Raleigh.
Wesley Drane cashier First National Bank.
Clarksvilie (wife), Ebbitt House.
II. r, Jones. president Dominion National Bank,
Bristol e. y Good. Ebbitt House.
]. r; Mitchell, cashier Bank of Crossvile. Cross-
W. T. Monaeld cashier City National Bank, Knox
VILE. Raleigh.
and Trust Company. Memphis.
c. NJ Preston, cashier Hamilton Trust and Saw
H. s. Probasco, president American National Bank.
Chattanooga twifel. Raleigh.
D. W shopner, cashier Bank of Mt Pleasant, Mt.
F. 9, watts; president First National Bank. Nash
T. W. Wrense. president Thomas W. wrenne s.
Texas.
J. G ggrieson: PTsssa Dc First National Bank
Fort Worth twife) New Willard.
L, Z, Jester. president Jester National Bank.
n. H. Rivers. president Bank of Elgin, Elgin
J.. t.. spencer. president Farmers and Merchants
E; :: Tension. president City National Bank,
D. T.. Waggoner vice president CASTOR National
Bank, Dallas.
NJ. 5. Browning. director First National Bank
Ogden, Washington.
A, R. Heywood cashier Commercial National
Bank, Ogden (wife). New willard.
Joseph Nelson, cashier Utah National Bank, Salt
Lake City.
w. w. Ritter, president Deseret Savings Bank
Salt Lake (wife and daughterl.
Vermont
William s. Boynton treasurer Passumsie Savings
Bank. st. Johnsburg.
+. q. Holland. treasurer Barre Savings Bank and
Trust Company, Barre. New willard.
f.. c. Rowland. e.ishier National Bank OF Barre,
Barre. New Willard.
II. +, Robbins teller National Bank of Newport,
Newport, New Driscou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11


B. j. Cohen president Portland Trust Company.
W. G; Morris, cashier Oregon Savings Bank, Port.
| land twife), Raleigh
Pennsylvania
G. F, Allis, vice president Second National Bank,
Erie. Grafton.
| F. L. Amber cashier Christiana National Rank
| Christana.
| r. NJ Arnold, cashier First National Bank of
Clarion, Clarion CMrs. Arnold, Raleigh.
d. ~; hyers' assistant cashier Bank of Pittsburg.
G, b. Ayleswcrth, treasurer Oakland Savings and
Trust Company, Pittsburg wife and daughterl.
IL; Baker. vie president Merchants National Bank
/ Philadelphia Mrs Baker and two LADIES', Ra-
r. NJ Baldrldge. cashier Union National Bank,
Paul ]. Beck, cashier First National Bank, Glen
| Rock
ings Bank. wilkesbarre DIrs. j. G Beii1.
Geo, ). n Bennett. president Wyoming National
A. s. Beymer, cashier Keystone National Bank of
rTitnfsbnrs. Pittsburg tars A. S. Beymer). New
IL. +, Biglcr. investor the County National Bank
OF ef Cearheld. olearteld lMrs II. F. Bigler and
Miss Marion Biglerl, Arlington
W; p; Billings assistant cashier Second National
Bank, Wtkesbarre twife) New Willard.
u. W: NJ. Booth, cashier First National Bank,
G. W. Bowman, treasurer Royersford Trust Com
James Brady, cashier Fist National i'f Bank H.rr.
n burg s sMEs' Brady Brady. New New willard.
| L. D. Duuu, cashier Ihird National. Bank of Phil
adelphia, Philadelphia twife) New Willard
| iittsburg CIV f. Won Bounhost, directorl Ar.
lngton ~ -
j Ii. Brosius. cashier National Bant of Ayonda.e
AyOndaie samuel Wickersham) New Willard
w. ). Calderwood, cashier First National Bank
Kane mrs Cniderwood), DriseolI.
| y. >. caidweil. cashier Corn Exchange National
Bank. Philadelphia fwife), New Willard
| Nm H. Carpenter. president Union National
Bank. Philadelphia tWm. 7. Tilden) New VIII
N. Chandler banker. Chandler Bros & Co.,
! PHILADELPHIA - w.
| L. p. Coffin, cashier First National Bank Sc
wickly. ~
j. Collier. treasurer Investment Compapy OF
philadelphia, Philadelphia twife} Willard
W. ID Cotterei. treasurer Union Deposit and Trust
Co.. Waynesburg tMrs. w. d. CottereD.
j. h. Cunning. president Tenth National Bank
Philadelphia (wife and daughter) Ebbitt House
@, f. Dean cashier Union National Bank Of Pitts
II. \: Dean, president West End Trust Company,
Philadelphia.
| E. C. Doty. cashier First National Bank. MifIfn-
town tWm. Hertz,er).
Edw. f. Duff. vice president Peoples Savings
Bank. Pttsburg, Ebbitt House.
! j. J. Fartncern. assistant cashier New First Nh
tionai Bank. Meadville. Raleigh.
John 4. Fox. secretary and treasurer Safe Deposit
and Title Guaranty Company, Rittanning
B. d. Freas. cashier Berwick Savings and Trust
Company, Berwick.
| e. s. Gardner, Vice president Ridge Avenue Bank.
/ Philadelphia, New Willard.
Fl. w, Gleffer. treasurer Union Trust Company OF
Pittsburg, PfttsbuIg fairs. GlefYerf New willard
VIM. l. Gorgas. cashier Harrisburg National Bank,
/ Harrisburg, Shoreham.
]. W. Grove. president Monongahela National
Bank, Pfttsburg twife), Cochran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
Mississippi.
Missouri.

]. E. Brock. secretary Mississippi Valley Trust
oSas o. pre a ew Mountain Grove Bank
W s. ciunn cashier Webb City Bank, Webb City
John c. Dawson, president citizens' Bank, Grant
Chas. G Byans. secretary and treasurer sedaiia
Trust Company, Sedalia twifel.
F. VI. Gardner. jr.. Mechanics. American National
Bank. St Louis, New Willard.
Gerhard w. Garrels president Franklin Bank st.
Louis Mrs. G. w. Garrelsl, the shoreham.
E. II. Harris, jr-, cashier Pilot Grove Bank, Pilot
Walker nm president NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma
tional Bank St. Louis twife), New Willard.
Frank w. Hixon. assistant cashier Hannibal Ma
tional Bank. Hannibal
W. b. Kane. cashier First National Bank. Carriers
vile (wife).
Henry Krug. IT.. vice president German American
Bank, st. Joseph Mrs Krug), New Arlington.
W: G. Lackey. bond officer Mississippi Valley
Trust Company st. Louis. New willard.
]. A. Leaveil. cashier Home Savings Bank. Fulton
]. A. Lewis cashier National Bank of Commerce,
ST. Louis. New Willard.
W. J. Miller. president C. H. Brown Banking Com
S. n. Nelson vice president Bank of ChilIIeothe
twifel. New Willard.
Chas Pasehe president st. Joseph Stock Yards
Bank. st. Joseph (wifei, New willard.
W II. Slough, assistant cashier, Farmers Bank,
J. II. Spencer. cashier Miners Bank Joplin
Kansas City. View Willard.
'" oc0Hsppet HlSHaseE department
American Credit Ind. Co, st. Louis, Raleigh.
]. b. Thomas, cashier Bank of Albany, Albany
(wife).
F. W. Webb, cashier Crawford County Farmers
Bank Steelyie (wtfel.
Montana.
A B. Clements. cashier Aetna BANKING and Trust
Company, Butte. 3i05 Pleasant street.
P b. Moss. president First Nationxl Bank BILL
ings (yifeI. Shorehan
George |" Ramsey, president Union Bank and
Trust Company, Helena twife), New Willard
Austin W. War;, assistant cashier Bank OF Fergus
County, Lewistown. Ebbitt House.
Nebraska.
c. Il. Bell cashier Grand Island Banking Com
pany, Grand Island. Raleigh.
d. V. Biatter, cashier Albion National Bank, Al
bion tsonl. 1928 East 22d street. Baltimore.
s. II. Durham, president First National Bank
lincoln (wife). Raleigh.
A. l.. Clarke. president First National Bank. Hast
!ngs. Raleigh.
e. R. Gurley. vice president Fremont Trust and
Amador ledger., 1905-12-15
Sudden Death.

The Plymouth correspondent of
the Amador Record says: Fenimore
1. Cooper, whose home was in Oleta,
passed away at the Forest House last
Wednesday under very painful cir
cumstances. Deceased had driven
from Oleta here with his mother,
Mrs L. Cooper, and appeared in his
usual health, which, however, had
not been of the best of late, when a
violent cough attacked him and caus-
ed an internal hemorrhage, from
which he never recovered, sdying in a
very short time after he was taken to
the hotel. His sudden death was a
great shock TO his mother, as we'll as
to all WHO witnessed it. He was a
native of Iowa, As years of age. He
had made his home in OIeta for a
number of years. The remains we're
given in charge of II. E. Potter, who
accompanied them to Sacramento,
and shipped them TO Des Moines,
Iowa, for burial last Friday night.
He leaves two sisters in Des Moines
and his mother, Mrs l. Cooper, to
mourn the loss of an atfectionate
son and brother. Mrs Cooper has
the sympathy Of ali in her bereave-
ment