Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-21
General Increase Shown Dur
ing Past Six Months.
Capt. E. R. Lang, 9Th United States
Infantry, Retired.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, July 9, at 10 A. M.

association of the State, which was
given out at the Office of the State
bank examiner Saturday shows that
the resources of the savings banks are
$95.215, 7O3.10 against $93,7S3,7227S six
months ago, an increase of 81, 431 $780,
81; the resources of the trust and bank
ing companies are $43,121 ,S48.O1 against
$42, 1882. 1862 at the statement six
months ago, an increase of $13S, 1881 SO;
anG the total resources of the loan and
building associations are $3938, 1Ol SO
against $3,S6a,1 1927 six months ago, an
increase of $69,O5952
The liabilities of the savings banks
are divided as follows: Deposits $751;
6"i,6Sl.57; reserve fund, $3.50, 1888 25;
profits, $2,3S4, G332S.
The resources of the savings banks
are divided as follows: United States
and District of Columbia bonds, $751;
600; public funds in Maine, $4,241 ,713.-
SO; public funds out of Maine, 1882,
522.S4; railroad bonds in Maine, $9,477,-
1926; railroad bonds out of Maine
1884, l64. 3O2.32: corporation bonds in
Maine. $4,3O5, 1876; corporation bonds
out of Maine, s393,914 railroad stock
in Maine, $914,570.72; railroad stock
stock in Maine, S44S.57l; corporation
stock out of Maine, $4S,344.60; National
bank stock in Maine, s1,e54 315 49,; Ma
tional bank stock out of Maine, $50, 200;
other bank stock in Maine $61, 500; loans
on mortgages of real estate, $11, 13S. 1927 Al ;
loans on collateral, $3,056. III 80; loans
to municipalities. $lS9744.?6; loans to
corporations. 1922, 709.S7; real estate in
vestments, 1872, S1O.72; real estate fore
closures, $780,, 6l1. 80; furniture and fix
lures. A9,7l304; premium account,
1926, 1890; other resources, S,4G3 so;
cash, 1851. 322.75.
The liabilities of the trust and bank
ing companies are divided as follows:
Capital stock. 1927 800; surplus, ST.
S69,7&.S1; undivided profits. $l,27O, 355.-
60; savings deposits. $lS,S57, 3l2.S1; de-
mand deposits. $l3,"59. 3264S certifi-
Gates of deposit 81 ,062, 52625; trust de-
partment. $I,2G7. 931 SO. sinking funds
for corporations. $695G51 Sc; due to
other banks and bankers, $72645. "a;
bills payable. $1.353329.47; other la
bilities. $34.57o.s0.
The resources of the trust and bank
Ing companies are divided as follows:
Loans. and discounts, $l9,3yO, AIS AZ:
mortgages of real estate, $3,711 ,496 II;
overdrafts. $7i, $50 SIS; stocks and bonds,
49, 1G4,925.50; trust investments, ST.
800 5000: sinking fund investments
1924, 2464O; real estate, owned. $G19,O2l,-
IS: due from other banks and bank
ers. $29.66600: furniture and fixtures.
$212. O.36: cash on hand and on de-
post. sl,O59,S37.3 5; other resources,
$4,350.S6.
The liabilities of the loan and build
ing association are divided as follows:
Accumulated capital. S3,44o, 39s 10;
guaranty fund, 500, 1869; advances
$1eS, S7397: forfeited shares, S., 065 SO;
due on loans. $9.1O592: bills payable.
$12s.210.27; profits $91. 592.11; other Ii
abilities, 81 1880.
The resources of the loan and build
ing associations are divided as fol
lows: Mortgages loans. $3.542,T42. 10;
loans on shares. SSS.51l.57: other loans,
$127lO; real estate by foreclosure. $122.
226.42; stock and bonds. $4l.622; per-
manent expense $2,S37.73; cash, $l13,-
1863; other resources. $S,335.SS.
The following order has been issued
from the office of the adjutant general:
Augusta, June is. 1909.
Special Orders No. GO.
Colonel George NJ. Kavanaugh. COM
mlssary general, is hereby detailed on
the board of examination convened at
the West End hotel, Portland, Monday.
June q, under G.. O. No. %. A. G.. o.,
c. S.
Per order Commander-in-Chicf:
ELLIOTT C. DILL.
Adiutant Genearl
Notice was received by Adjutant
General Dill Saturday of the retirement
of Capt. Frank r. Lang, formerly OF
Portland. from the active service of the |
United States army with the rank of
major, and his appointment to po-
sition in the judge advocate generals |
department.
A notice which has been filed at the |
office of the secretary of State cert1- |
fies that at a legal meeting of the |
stockholders of the Mrs. A. X. King |
Co, held at the company's office in |
Portland Thursday, June 10. 1t was |
voted that as the present amount of |
capital stock was insufficient for the |
purposes for which the corporation |
was organized, that the same be in |
creased to the sum of 100000.
The following corporations have filed |
their certificates of organization at |
the Office of the secretary of State:
Masbate Mining Co.. organized at |
Kittery for the purpose of conducting
mining business with $1.O00.000 cap |
ital stock, of which nothing is paid in.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over sIxrY-FIvE YEARS By MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WILL
TEErHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. Il SOoThEs
The CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAfS all PAIN;
CURES WIND collie, and 10 the best remedy for DiAh
3HEA Sold BY Druggists In every part Of the worid
Be and ask Mrs. Wnslows Soothing syrup,
and take other kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle Guar.
anteed Food Drugs Act, June S0h l9 Sera
Numhsf loss AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
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