The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-06
REMARkABL[GA|NS
MADE BY BANK S
Condition Of State and Savings
Institutions in North
Carolina.
GOVERNOR AGAIN IN OFFICE
Commissioner Brown Received
Highest Democratic Vote
in Election.
GOVERNOR AGAIN IN OFFICE
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Llaleigh. N. c.. December b.-The

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Raleigh, N. c., December 5.-The
number of State and savings banks
under the supervision of the North
Carolina Corporation Commission has
increased during the past ten years
from ninety-one to- 348, the
have Increased from s14,617.o59 to $62.-
146,551, and the total deposits in these
State and savings banks nave grown
from $9.353,15S to $43,0S1,3i3. This
splendid showing Is made In a very
complete comparative summary of the
condition of North Carolina State and
savings banks. just made in the office
OF the Corporation Commission. These
figures show an Increase in deposits
for the past ten years of S34,12S,185,
and in resources OF 347,S13,071. The
figures on reports of conditions at
the closc of business November 10. 1910
aud September 5, 1900. The compare
tive statement shows that capital stock
las Increased from s2,6s6.3s3 to $S,9l6,-
334; surplus fund from $555,T47 to ST.
961.43s; undivided profits from s434,-
342 to s~2,01s.5s0; notes and bills re-
discounted from s196.s9S to S1,066,3s1:
trust deposits from none ten years ago
to s1,ss7,70s.
Phillip Mills. a negro. was brought
mere tnlo HuoIIliIS lEOm lidhsyi dHld
county to await electrocution in the
States prison, February 10, for WIFE
murder. Sheriff c.. G. Fitzpatrick
brought along at the same time two
other negro prisoners. to serve short
terms for minor offenses.
The nance committee Of the North
Carolina state Board OF Education
Will be in session tomorrow, repair
ing its nnual and b!enniel reports to
- .,k 1T - -, ~ -. e.ty
board. in annual session, which will
probably continue throughout the re-
mainder of the week. The Indications
are that the reports of the various divi-
sions, and of the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture. will make by far the best
showings of work accomplished and
farming interests reached and bene-
fitted in the history of the department.
There were two charters Issued to-
day. One was for the Acme Store Co,
Cronly. Brunswick ounty, capital So
900. for general mercantile business;
g. Herbert Smith. william Gilchrist
and j. G. Mccormick, inc~orpcrators.
Tho other was to the Stokes Grocery
Co, of walnot Cove. capital 5000,
by John G. Fulton and others.
Governor Kitchin was in the execu-
tive office to-day again, having just
returned from frankfort. KY, where
nc dttfHut1 -IHe NdtiONHl conference
of Governors, in session the past week.
He says he had a most pleasant as
well as quite a profitable trip. He
thinks these annual gatherings of the
executives Of the States are already
accomplishing great good, n that
their usefulness, IL retained along
proper channels of effort. will increase
with each recurring session.
Commissions went out from the office
- d. I'd A Il g,tX = - ~. - ~a1 - ~. A1~yh
Carolina National Guard this morning
to H. T., Shannonhouse as lieutenant.
junior grade, and to T.. r. Brinn az
ensign Of Seventh Division, Naval Mill.
ton, HEREFORD.
The rounding up OF the canvass of
the vote in the November election by
the State Board of Canvassers this
evening developed the fact that the
biggest Democratic vote was tor Henry
Clay Brown, for corporation commits
sioners. He. received 14o,545 votes.
while his opponent, George NJ. Hoover.
received $3.50, leaving Brown a Demo-
cratic majority of 4e.s15.
The canvass of the judicial returns
showed that Plat d. Walker, for as
ISOLATE justice. led the ticket for the
Democrats. He received l4o,527. Chief
Justice Walter Clark received 14o.32s
and Associate Justice ". r. Allen
l4u,DU4. Inc hepupiiCdH Foteo h'A SuSl
preme Court were: I. T. Hicks. 93,779;l
f.. w. Timberlake, 93.779; Albert L.
Coble. 93,737. .
The Democratic vote for Superior
Court judges follows: PEBBLES, 14o.266:I
Whedbee. 14o,513: Cooke. 1875; Dam
iels, 14o.3S3: w. j. Adams. 14o.3ss;I
Long, 149,1s5: Lane, 14o,397: Cline. 140.>
436: Justice i4o.433; Joseph P. Adams.
1920; Ferguson. 10000.
Republican vote for Superior Court
Judges e. I. Snipes, 1889: Gaskill.