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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-01
IN THE FIRST 1yliCfa-. DISTRICT
COURT or THE STATE OF NE
VADA, ORMSBY COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate of
GEORE w. FOX, Deceased
tod S@rt. II, 1906
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Jas. r. Davis has been
duly appointed and qualified by the
District Court of the First judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Nevada. Ormsby
county, as administrator Of the estate
of George w. Fox, deceased All
editors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same
with proper vouchers attached. with
the Clerk Of the Court within three
months of the first publication Of
this notice
Date Of frst publication. August IL.
1898.
JAS DAVIS, Administrator.
ALFRED CHART.
Attorney fer Administrator.
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Deceased.

Notice is hereb:- given that the IN
lersigned, Ellen H. Friend, was, on
the 18th day Of Sept ember. 1906. duly
appointed and qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate Of Frances Coch-
ran. deceased.
All creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby notified TO file them
with the necessary vouchers within
three months after the first publication
q this notice with the Clerk of the
above entitled court al the Office III
Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada.
Dated September Is. 1905.
ELLEN H. FRIEND,
Administrator of said Estate.
W. WOODBURY.. Attorney for estate.
Date Of first publication, Sept. l., 1906
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s. ATE Or NEVADA
County IF Orn15by, SIS.

Jonn Sparks and James u
Sveeno. oins day sworn, severally
say they are members OF the Board
Of Examiners CT the State of Ne
vada; that on the 18th day of Sept
1905, they Ia er having ascartalnea
from the books OF the State Con
troller the amount OF nancy which
should be in the treasury made an
official examination and count of the
money ana vouchers for money in the
State Treasury Of Nevada aud found
same correct as follows:
Coin ss1,S.6 -
Paid Com Vouchers not re
turned 10 controller 1o6,4.2 D.;
Total seS,:49 .,
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The Eagle Market.

We offer you choice meats fresh ~
cold storage as you please, lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to suit you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh Our goods are MI good. pm,
up in good shape. Our service IS
good, our prices are good for you
Gives US your order for chickens u
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COOL YOURSELF OFF At L.ck'S
Whenever lou war. real, good,
mixed drink, you must go to Dick
Briqht's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, cool seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection Of comfort.
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faith within not more tlan six months

~ 'A"1 - oA'h'
iioi4i me odte SuoScriOed hefelh,
granting the right Of way and fran
chise. and cars must be ru,rirc AZ
least once a day over At least = mile
OF said railway III the ~ CT carson
within not more than ,wo wears .tter
The taking effect CT such ordnance or
tie within provisions Of the arCinqncc
or franchise, grant,3u the right G..
way. WORKS d forfeiture G.; the right
CT way and also OF Tie franchise. me
au; hority granting the right OF way
5aall nave The power 10 gran, an OK
tension o. time lc: the completion at
said mile CT worn, + II annpar rhat
ne worl. has been co1nnc1ccu vlrbIn
he time nyld m. .ir.4.r,i,.,.. ~ e-,o, .
.:e CRANE, Toi. tia commencement: >. 4
said work Al e.c.usicns Of time
shall Ge in Writtpg ana made y mai
GER OF record in l.e nun!clD3Ety.
"
The tracts 4 said railway shall he .
Toads, alleys, aEenGe: ana highways, .
rs IS prdcucab.e; a2C II snail be ttie
~-ty OF me owners CT sad tTancn' SO .
ana flSht OF way 10 Keep IN repair,
ne spaces between the rails II saiC
runway and sIcA porter OF the
7ieela' avenues, icacs. alleys AID
highways as may be used b. 1t III con
-'tfoc1hS sad road, together with
TWO feet On each side c. It's tracks.
ne cars u>t-i. CD;Ar:tt'D1 and
ma nIenance OF SAID railway franchise
must re OF tne most approved con
5tr"ctlon Ter the comfort and cOGven-
renee OF passengers and provided
with brakes 10 stop the same when
required. They may be operated by
electric. cable CT oaner motive power.
Z used eNcius!Vel" fer street railway
purpose
VI
Rates CT fare must not exceed Ten
Gems fCr one fare, or any distance
under TWO miles. said distance to
re estimated from the car mouse, be-
ginning OF starting point OF said rail
way.
VII
tn rr,ntine hoard harai, ro.orvaS
the right 10 grade nave macadamiyn
or otherwise imnrora .Iter ar ronair
,ho strea+c r,,dc ~, biqbv,vS NV,
lido th.+ .,rh wort, re dnnn so az
- or.rrT,c, rha ra1I,r.,- -. ,,++1a 80
,o.l:I,Il
VA
For rho n,,.-,.-., - .,..r,,.,s ,1re, enc
n,.,.aorr.nn - ss.I ,1roo. ,,,sr.a , y.
e,-,,c,i.0 ,-oI-.., -,
80, - ~. Eva n,. ra+,,., [r,If va
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
OF APPLICATION FUS
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT
AND OPERATE 4 STREET RAIL.
WAY WI l!iS TIE : Ills OF
CAESC.. C.rI. EVADA.
Io whom il ma concern:


70. de ..>.uo. i.C;-led that SAN
=. laws, -. -. t.i.Lc5, pnI4iiD \
N1Sne!s ana y0-H y. Nlelra, did On
ne Ia 49, u. az, i5U6, regularly
ne d =. t,,..A, ~ me under" 4g4e!
r,a.. 04 l-ly has uts - aad :oY
carson OK. Dvl--a3 county. STATE
CT Nevada. IKE. application .uG :.
iraHon-se 10 GDne,-.--> and operate i
street raltn;--. H1J.s. ttruugAout anu
over IN. q: &. Il -@ >-.5et5. .VGuul- Ind
alleys Nith:a t.:e limits &: the CIR O..
carson, Iouuty q Urnsi:y, o,a,c u
Nevada.
Under and by virtue q the autA0rI-
~ vested i'll Us by an act OF the Leg
islature CT the state q Nevada. az
proved March lJGh, 4yuI. you are
hereby notified llat at the expiration
Of ninety days from and alter The
date OF the first publication ho-eD:
to wit: on the o,n day OF November
1906, the following street railway
franchise VIII he sold Tor cash !
the highest bidder, subject to the
terms. conditions and requirements
therein specifically set forth:
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUtT AND
OPERATE \ STREET RAILWAY.
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DRY PASTURAGE-1eA oeros !.
dry pasture Stock 81 mead a mon,o
Apply at this ofice. J.
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il appear th3, .nl Horl. has lee con-
neAced WI4D:n tie s-l-e hXeI. ana
prescribed, III 1 e.; Lat no e;
tension Of time sail e 5iaD;ei to-
the co--.E&Act4u---. q a2iG Errt. Al
ci .e:-s-c-.S cf tie 5-.1.- Dc - ";-t-
'ih& G4I -~2.c d i-.@t;l! g ic&~lu i.
!-c MUNICIPALITY!
:.
. tr-G-a D. $40 4. go ! ~
-2-d as near i"e SlCe o. the a,Io2t&.
io2ns. aheJ ana h&LrH..a - = ira,
tc@b.e. ana - a.-2L Ac ,ho Irts %
ne owners g sad franchise &@@
:.G-, = way 10 h%@p III repair. .--s
s9aC=s .C-WeeI lEc r"i.s q ST..
va an -Lt@ portions q II streets
'.;i@' am, an" A--..'''t>@ .4-,>.
L@ uacu D. Il IN constructing $50.
road.
lh@ cars used in The operation ana
maintenance OF &a-;! railway franchise
must be OF the most approved coz
strucuOn lor the comfort and cCtl
venlenc2 Of passengers, and provided
with brakes to STOP the same when
required. They may be operated by
electric, cable or other motive power,
II used exclusively for street railway
purposes.
VI
Rates OF fare must not exceed Ten
} Cents for one fare, Tor any distance
-ndcr two miles, said distance TO be
ie5tiMatcd from tne car-Ecuse begin
ming {. starting 00,nt Of sad railway
VII
Tie -~ansfec hoard herein reserves
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Furnished Rooms: Nicely furnish
ed rooms to let by tho month. z1o
Nevada street. JSlSt
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court CT the First
judicial District Of the State of Ne
vada in and for the County CT Ormsby
Estate Of Frances Cochran,
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be and they are hereby granted
franchise for a right OF way ana tor
the construction and operation Of a
street railway upon. throughout and
over those certain avenues or alleys
within the limits OF Ormsby County
but without the City OF Carson, IN
der the following terms and cond.-
tons:
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

OFFiC. ~ COUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
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being the highest bidders, said fran
chise for the purposes therein men,
tened was sold to tlem.
Ii is hereby ordered, agreed, stlpu-
Iatea and provided and these presents
do order, agree, stipulate and provide
that the said ................
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be and they are hereby granted I
franchise for tie rign--Of-Way and fer
the construction and operation CT a
street railway upon, throughout and
over those certain streets, avenues CT
alleys within the limits of Carson CITY,
County of OrmsDy, State Of Nevada
hereinafter provided ana under the
following terms and conditions
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.
Published by order Of the Board CT
County Commissioners, Oh ~ Coun-
y, State c. ievada. Made and en-
cred ne 2o-4 day of July. 1906.
H. b. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk
Date of first publication. Angus 3 1906
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accordance with said published notice,
bids were received Tor the purchase
OF said franchise and
WHEREAS
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following streets. avenues and alleys
within the corporate limits Of Car
sen City, Nevada
HEGINNING at the intersection ri
North Carson and burton Streets run
ming South doAn Carson street and
extension thereof to C.-y limits, per
hitting diversion at intersection CT
carson Street and Prison Roau East
down said Prise road to City limits;
also permitting diversion al corner Gar
son and King streets running West
along King street to City limits and
permitting diversion at King and Mn
neaGta streets running North along
Minnesota to robinson rect and ox-
tension thereof through and over sucn
streets now open or TO be opened III
the most direct course to the
race track; also permitting d.
version a. the cornor Of King
and Phillip streets thence North On
Phillip to Musser, ,-lence West on
MUsser TO 1iCuutain; thence North
! on Mountain 10 NasaIngt,4 ard road
way along side thereof: thence
, Westerly and ->0rtherly aiUag sala
lane TO tn clJy limits !or
! the reason ,Iat the yaney PARK
| toWnsite promoters have not yet com
| pleted the purchase and plating Il
all lands to be included in said con
| templatcd tract, and believing that
| from the filing OF a portion of their
| plat, and its adoption by the respcc
tive County and City Boards they are
acting in the utmost good faith, the
right is hereby granted the purchaser
! or purchasers of this franchise. to e..
| vert said line OF street railway at any
two points on the Prison Road, thence
running North to East Robinson
Street to connect with said railway
thereupon or to divert, as above, from
! East Robinson Street. thence running
! South to connect with said railwa,
running along the Prison Road
Said right and franchise is grant
ed to the above named parties for
period Of twenty years from and aftc
the date, prescribed herein. and ap
plies with full legal and binding fore,
and effect to their successors and as
signs.
! Work for the construction Of sal
railway bust be commenced in goo
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"ili,hEAS, - appearing tAat Sa:.l
? l;ay1s. Frank -. " oes ana .!o,ln
>. IIesrt c, Carson ", Orlnsby
Cu--tE, -.-..,-->. -. .'.-....,s a.ign-
IS & Ne -. city, L->: YORK. ali
: TIE !Sth e.: o. July, 1905. mate
l2TIral application before The under
signed Beard Q. >.,y Trustees in and
u carson utt., Crnshy county.
State OF 1<C,;, I. for a franchise to
Construct and operate q street rail-.
~c:y 5;DCn. throughout and over ce:-
an s;.aets. avenues and alleys with
! tae limits q the City OF Carson
| County OF Orn:&by, State {. %vT2a2
and
WHEHEAS, under ard by virtue ..
IN acc Cf the Legislature OF the State
u Nevada, entitled an set 10 Or
vide for the sale OF Street Railway
Franchises in :he towns OF this
state etc. approved March 18th
1901, due notice by publication havirs
been gwen for a period CT nine,
| days II II ana Ter the ......d day T.
............... 1905. in the .....
......... 2 daily newspaper puD
Hshed at Carson City, Ormsby Coun
". Nevada. ana
WHEREAS. at the expiration 0
said ninety days, TO wit. the .....
day OF ......... 1906. IN az
! cordance with said published notice
bids were received for the purchas
of said franchise and
, WHEREAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
............ ...-..-...... .....-....
being the highest bidders. said fral
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daily newspaper published at Carson
City, Ormsby County, Nevada, and
WHEREAS. at the expiration ot
said ninety days. TO vii the day
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The granting board herein reserves
the right to grade. pave. macadamlze
or otherwise improve, alter or repair
the streets. roads or highways, pro-
yldeu, that such WORK be done so as
10 Cbstruct Jhe railway as little as
possible,
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COOL YOURSELF OFF At L:cK's

Date of first publication. August 1906
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Dated Sept. IS, 1905.
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Rates Cf fare must not exceed Ten
GEMS fer one fare, O. any distance
under TWO miles. said distance to
re estimated from the car house, be-
ginning OF starting point OF said rail
way.
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being the highest bidders. said fran
chise for the purposes therein men
toned was sold to them.
1t is hereby ordered. agreed. stlp,i-
ated and provided and these presents
do order, agree. srpulate and provide
that the SAID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES

When a few days ago HObson cX-
pressed the opinion that Japan has
her eyes on the Philippines and that
some day the United States will have
to fight to retain what she took from
Spain, there were some newspapers
that seemed disposed to treat his ut :
tcranccs as Il joke. The thought rul
observer OF events, however, must sec
many reasons to believe that our rcla-
tions with Japan may become more
and more strained. The exclusion Of
The Japanese from tho California
schools will moi become a cuSus bclli,
but the increasing demand of The Puc-
ific States for Japanese exclusion
net will certainly cause great irrita-
ton.
The Japanese are n proud, warlillc
and inorlinntcly sensitive people.
Public opinion in Japan is demons
trativc and makes itself felt. IF this
country should ever have trouble
with the island empire, the Philip
pines would be the centre Of the strife.
Japan would do with us as with Rus
sin. She would fight the war at her
own doors, thousands Of miles away
from the heart of her adversary and
lI"bson s prediction thus find vcrifi-
cation. II is cup to us' to treat the
Japanese fairly, in spite Of the clam
or OF dcmago"ucs For exclusion.
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has rewarded my efforts. Samples of
pulp and paper made by hand process
demonstrate beyond all question the
feasibility Of cotton stalks as mater
ial for the manufacture of all grade,
Of paper. BY my process mono Of tho
stalk is thrown away, and the unopen-
ed bolls as we'll as the leaves and
branches are utilized. In gathering
the stalks for use it will bo seen that
no culling will be necessary"
A very small per cont Of tho papor
mills Of the country arc located in
the south. With tho use Of tho cot
ton stalk rs raw material for tho
manufacture Of papor, there would
seem to be no reason why u large per-
ccntagc of the paper mills Of tho
country should not be located in this
section. The papor industry is one Of
the most important ones in tho coun-
try and represents at present IN in
vested capital Of about $4,000, ,000
Most of the paper mills arc located in
New England, just rs originally most
of the cotton mills were located there.
And just as tho manufacture Of cot
ton in the south, close to the cotton
field, is resulting in pulling the cot
ton mills away from New England
and locating them in the cotton belt,
where they logically belong, so will
tho manufacture of paper from cotton
stalks eventually result in the con-
ccntration Of the papcr-making indus
try in the United States. The great
bulk of the paper in commercial uso
is manufactured from spruce wood
pulp, and to supply the raw material
the spruce forests Of the world have
been practically destroyed. It is only
matter Of Il few years until spruce
fiber is at a great premium, and the
present high price Of paper is attri-
butcd to the scarcity of this valua-
bic article Of commerce.
If the cotton stalk will take the
place Of wood pulp, it is a great thing
for the users Of papcr--the ncwspa-
pcrs, espccially-and it is a great
thing for the cotton farmer and the
southern states. 1t would mean mil
lions Of new capital invested in the
south, and thousands of intelligent
wagc-carncrs given good employment.
Atlanta Constitution.
We arc moi surprised that that For
which we have been looking for many
years seems about TO be accomplish
ed the manufacture OF paper from cot
ton stalks. There are few vegetable
products which cannot be 50 used. Pa
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ALCOHOL AND CONSUMPTION

In an address delivered last Thurs
day before the international Congress
on tuberculosis, in New York, by DR..
L. ID. Cr"wthrrS. superintendent OF
the Walnut Lodge Hospital, Hart
T"rd. Conn.,, the speaker declared con-
sumption and alcoholism to be twin
sisters. His views as to The value of
alcoholic medicines us remedies in
tuberculosis are interesting and i'm
p"rtant. In his opinion such spirits
are nit remedy nor Il preventive,
but dangerous drugs increasing arthcr
than diminishing the disease. But
more important and worthy Of wide
spread dissemination are his views,
backed up by statistics as we'll as by
scientific argument, showing the re-
hll"n OF the use of alcoholic stimu-
lants by one generation to the dcvel-
opmcnt of consumption in their chill
drcn. Among other things. the Doe
tor said "Alcoholic parents arc fol-
lowed by consumptivc chillrcn. Sta
tlStics show that at least third of
the descendants Of incbriatcs have
consumption.' The whole address of
Dr. Crowther is powerful sermon
III favor OF temperance, showing rs
1T does that while ii may not be wrong
Tor some men to drink, il is right for
all men not I" drink, right for them
selves and right for postcrity.
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fHE HERALD AND NEWS.

per is now made from rags, straw,
flax, wood pulp and other materials
why not from tho fibre of tho col
ton stalk, stem, bark and holl9 The
value Of Mr.. Croll's discovery Of n
formula by which the pulp may be
prepared is of incstimablc value to
tho cotton belt of tho South. After
it's snowy crop has been harvested,
thousands of tons of tho woody part
or tho plant remain. Heretofore il
has been of little value. A now use
for it will mean now Investments for
capital, now manufacturing industies' )
new employment for labor, and moro
money to every producer OF cotton.
When the time has fully come FOR
the beginning Of this new enterprise,
Nrwbcrry, with liz. splendid cotton
country behind it. ought to SEQ to il
that Il paper mill is located IN our
community.
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PAPER FROM COTTON STALKS

One would think that the by-pro-
duet possibilities of King Cotton had
been exhausted, so numerous arc the
uses to which the kingly plant is put
by the manufacturing genius of man,
nut 1t now seems certain that the cot
ton stalk, heretofore of no use save to
be plowcd under to give its mite of
humns to the soil, is at not far dis
tant day to be rival of wood pulp
IN the manufacture Of paper
Nor does the manufacturing uses
of the cotton stalk stop with paper.
Cotton bagging and cloth can be made
from its fiber, and it is probable that
other things, such rs ropo md cord
age, will eventually be manufactured
from the hitherto useless raw ma
terial. The cotton stalk paper manu.
featuring process that is believed by
many paper manufacturing experts to
be about to revolutionize the paper
making industry Of the world, is call
Cd the Croll process, the invention
OF Mr.. W. II Croll, Of Atlanta. Mr..
Croll for more than fifteen years was
a paper manufacturer in Terre Haute,
Ind, and but short time ago sever
ed his connection with a paper mill in
that place. Of his great discovery,
he says:
"On trip through South Carolina
I noticed for the first time the stalks
Of cotton standing in the field after
the merchantable cotton had been
picked. My attention was attracted
to it from similarity to it's twin
sister, Flax, in the north. pulled
up quite a number Of stalks, being
satisfied that the fiber contained ir
all parts Of it would make superio,
article Of paper. In the early spring
Of 1906 I commenced studying a pro.
cess that would act on all parts ant
fibers Of tho plant, j. O.; stalks, seed
root, bark, boil, cotton not mature;
in boil, leaves and branches. After
trying. different known processes 70,
other paper stock without success, ]
combined and made q formula that
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SONS OF VETERANSl
ATTENTION. ATTENTION.

All the members Of John NJ. Kin
ard Camp, United Sons OF Confcdcr-
ate Veterans and all sons Of veterans,
who are not members Of the camp are
earnestly requested to go to Columbia
today to attend the exercises of the
unvciling Of the Hampton statue.
Badges have been printed and can be
procured from Mr.. John Nj. Kinard.
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Resources.
Loans and Discounts ...$ S1,15l. .3y
Ovcrdralts, secured and
unsecured :. =. :. 49,. $4,000
\. >. Bond In secure circu-
Iation. =. 3. >. =. ;. =. G,25O.Oo
PREMIUMS on u. s. Bonds 4}7 80
Banking house, furniture,
and Fixtures =. =. >. >. 3,429.o9
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents. =. 20,532.Gn
Due from State Banks and
ana Bankers :. :. :. 111.0S
Du" from approved reserve
agents :. 49,. >. 5,33s.Oo
Checks and other cash items 03D
Checks and other cash
items =. =. 5. =. 49,. 4,5O3.93
Notes Of other National
Banks 3. >. =. .. =. 10000
fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents :. GLIB
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz?
'"pSS'S ,Of1.fO
Lcgal-tendcr notes G,l75.00 13.5lG.75
Redemption fund with u.
S. Treasurer Is per cent
of circulation) 49,. :. 1880
.... Total :. :. .. ..$144.476.00
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid in s. 25.O00. 90
Surplus fund >. :. .. E. 10000
Undivided profits, less ex-
penscs and taxes paid :. $4,000
National Bank notes out
standing .. =. .. :. =. e,25o.oo
Due to other National
Banks 8. =. 49,. :. 3. 1,147.6s
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks :. 1900
Individual deposits subject
Total :. :. ;. -. .$144.47 90
State of South Carolina, County Of
Newberry, IS:
L w. W. Wheeler, Cashier Of the
abovc-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
w. w. Wheeler, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of Nov, 1906.
| T. A. Dominick,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: 81.
Jno. B. Fellers. .....
G.. w. Bowers,
j. A. G. Kibler,
| Directors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-20
No. 6994.
REPORT

OF THE CONDITION OF
The Peoples National Bank, at
Prosperity in the State Of South Car
"llna, at the close Of business, Nov.
18th, 1906.