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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
POTASH MUST SURELY
FOLLOW THE FLAG

For native wealth the continent oC
North America is without peer I'm the
world, To tho greatness and variety Of
It's mineral resources may hc a-cribeJ It's
nre eminent position manufacturing
power. In numerous items OF production
II holds commanding place. aud its rc-
sources are necessary 10 the wcll-he ing
of other nations not so well supplied
There arc. on r1e other hand. examples
OF commodities for which the United
States and its n.iEhborS are compel llod
TO rely upon The resources of other con
tinonts: II IL impossible TO find any sec
tion of the globe which is self sufficient
IN tho matter of mineral supplies. But
this very sense Of lack. IN a. highly civil
lied country Ike our own. is = Stiuuiant
10 discovery and invention TniCh often
results in making the people independ-
cnl or the foreign resource.
An example Of this stimulus Il afford
ed b% the recent controversy with tho
German potash producers. which has led
10 vigorous campaign or investigation
i'm tho United States looking 10 Tire dis
covery and Development Of possible de-
posits of potash salts, so necessary In
the fertilizer industry. The action OF
congress In appropriatinE an cIploratio
fund for the use OF the geological survey
Was essentially n protest against the
German interests II has been stated
that German repro scntaiivns nave been
'pretty well satisfied OF this country's in
ability 10 supply lts own potash. however
s"l We may bc situated in the matter
OF potash deposits But tho search Is
going on and n would surprise no ono
n the arid or s@nt-arid regions Of the
southwest should reveal some such de-
positions or salts as tho rcmaIka bic
strata Of Stassfurt The geological in
dicatinns are present and they give rca-
sonsbl" promise OF the discovery Of an
cent lake beds In which 2 series Of valu-
able salts has been prccinitated from tho
accumulated solutions Of former ages
As pointed out I'm Mining Science See of
December ~. tho government - drilling
IN western Nevada. In tho bed Of an cS-
tnct lake and expects 10 go 10 a dAuth
OF 1000 feet befor" admitting 4 doubt
In tho meantime some discoveries ~
potash have already been made and il
Is now known that "A considerable BODY
or alunite. in which potash Is an i'm
pprtant ingredient. exists In tho vicinity
ot Marysvale. tah. This discovery Is
significant outcome "f the widespread
discussion Of the potash question Toe
prospector is rcsourccful person. and
he is willing 10 find ANYTHING that hc be-
li"Nes IN" market demands Such pub
licity as has been given to the subject
by reason or the congressional appnp-
priation in behalf OF the potash business
ls bound to hclp on the Scarch-MininC
science
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FLORENCE PLANS TO
Be ANNOUNCED SOON
Officials Still Waiting for Ad-
justment of Fire Loss
at Mill.
Special 10 The Tribun,

Special Ia The Tribune
GOLDF1ELp. New. Dec. ei.-Dfnvisls
og the Florence GolJGcid company state
That they are stil nnapIe 10 give out any
thing. definite as to their plans for the
future OF tho property and that they
must await tho final report or The in
surancc sdJus,crs. They have declined 10
state the exact amount OF the Insurance
carried. ,bu, havo reiterated the state
mont made earlier by President y. -.
Parker that the loss was amply covered
hv insurance. Mr.. Parker. who is also
president OF tn" Colorado K Southern
railroad. and 4. 9. Jockhart. vice presi-
dent and managing director Of the Flor
cnve company, have left hcrr after spend
Ing several days with ~" insurance ad =
Justers In going over the ruins "f the
mll, which WAS destroyed ny irc peccm o.
bcr ,, and appTaising The amount OF the
loss. il is regarded as certain that lhc
report OF the adiUStcTs will establish the
faCt That The plant is total loss.
tn" 1dtuFtrrS have returned To san
francisco, whore they viii submit full
report OF the damage 10 the Underwriters
association OF that city. in which the In
surancc was placed with number OF
companies. and Tho association VIII for
ward the report 10 The companies That
have issued policies ON The plant MIR.
fnrker left in his private car for his home
in Denver aud NT Lockhart has gone To
Los Angeles, whore nc now lives, and
Mi return here before long 10 supervise
the work oG clearing away the wrcCka gC
nf tho mill and TO outline the further work
or development in the mine.
u Vs. stated ;hat the earlier plans FOR
the development OF the property VIII be
carried out without Interruption. Tho
hoist ana compressor are again operating
and The head-frsne from the old Hall
Florcncr lease shaft has bccr installed
over the main shaft. The water has been
taken from tho shaft, which had filed
for sixty feet At the time Of the fire. This
water IL baled with buckets from the
sutnp 10 tho eighth level rs means of
supplementary electric hoist Installed on
thar level aud from there IL IS pumped
L" the surface.
Sinking is again in progress The main
shaft being now over $50 feet deep and
the shaft viii he continued 10 n depth
% 1850 feet 80 afford a sump Of ample
depth below the l00n-foot level. where
the principal IN ateral work VIII Il" prose
cutod. Lateral work is also progressing
on iltc $50, 6bn and other IcVcla above.
pher" the ground Is being explored in the
search for tho downward extension nf
ore bodies That have been prolific on
loyels nearer the surface. No recent Off
cial statement has horn TnPdc of tho con-
6ition OF the Florence compsny's treasury,
but IL is believed To have ample funds
even without i~sorting TO tho use OF tho
Insurance money. 10 continue the develop
ment Of tn" mine on n good scale Tor
some time 10 come.
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NOTICE

Notice II hereby given By the city
Council Of Salt Lake city OF IN. jnten.
ton OF sucn council to make the follow
Ing described Improvement. 10 wit;
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
OF vttrlfed Pipo eight ts) inches "a.
diameter in Washington avenue. which
runs west from Second East street be-
tween Fifth South and Sixth Sou IL
streets, In Sewer District No, l. and de-
fray the abutters portion or the cost and
expense thereof. estimated at four hun
dred tHenty-one and i0-fO0 (s42t fO) dol
lars, or 9S-i00 tS0.9S) dollar per front
or linear foot of abutting property. there
being 45O feet abutting snid improve
ment, by local assessment upon the
lowing described district. being the dis
,rict TO be affected and bcneiitcd by said
Improvement. namely:
The eouth side OF the west Is5 feet
of the north 1887 feet OF lot Z. the south
sido OF the west 80 feet Of the east 1875
feet OF the north li4.a7 feet OF lot 7, the
north side OF the west 1S5 feet OF the
south 144.S1 feet OF lot 6. the north side
OF the west so feet OF the east l4S . feet
of the south 1s.3I feet OF lot S. block
50. plat A. Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections TO the carry
Ing out OF such intention must b> pro-
sented in writing, stating therein lot and
block or description OF property. to the
city Recorder on OF before the .eth day
Of December, 1911, being the ii ne set by
said council when it will hear and con.
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 80 1911.
B. s. RTEES. city Recorder
Sewer extension No. sol. p60l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
GOLD BASIN GROUP
Is LOOKING GOOD

James IIumeS came In Saturday from
;bo new gold camp OF Carroll OF Gold
Basin. on his WAY to salt Lake, where
he wIS called 10 close The deaf whereby
tho owners or ihe Gold Basin Mining
company will take over the Wait inter
ests 1T once, fsys the Austin Rsveillc.
That is 10 gay. heavy cash payments not
due until May ]. 1912. and December ].
1917. viii he paid Immediately and fuil
title 10 the property viii at the same timc
pass 10 the company.
This Is a very high Endorsement OF tho
merits of the property, which has been
worked less than sixty DAYS. Sui when
IL is remembered that from $3.50 10 500
has been the net result oC each and every
ono of thes" davs' work. the closing Of
tho transaction is tho logical ending OF
negotiations that were only comm Cnccd
in The 'rirst half OF Septe Of this year.
II will also give a new impetus To interest
in the district.
I'VE are now i'm position whero II Is
unnecessary 10 ship out any more ore
said James Humcs. I'VE are determined
to develop our property so that II now is
simply A question of the capacity of The
mill wr propose 10 install in the Cold
Bs sin diEtrict within few months. The
best We could do on freight rates from
minc TO sIr1elter' wsa $50 per ton. These
items OF cost. 10 say nothing of the
smclteP charges, arc far IN excess Of the
average values Of the ore miled in re
cent months by the Consolidated. This
does not mean that We VIII altogether
stop tho shipping OF high grade for after
the mill Is running we expect to have
ore that NC will ship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25

Potassium chloride - in the trade
known by tic chemically obsolete term
"muTiatc or potash.
with these values in mind II Is there
fore easy 10 determine The real potash
content OF any potash bearing MN cral.
Thus n fertilizer carrying 90 per cont of
sulphatc OF potash would contain e.i0
per cent OF "potash." or k2O. If pine
wood ashes were guaranteed to carry l."
per cent ot potassium carbonate, they
would ar "a matter or fact contain only
q per cent Of k2O. Again. a compound
carrying go per cent Of Su1phato OF potash
would contain but iS.S pcr cent of k2O.
While another compound carrying 81 per
cent ot chloride of potash Cor muTlstc of
potashl would be equivalent 10 50.f per
cent OF li2O.
Potassium carbonate Was for LONG
limo the best known potash salt. being
tho residue from boiling lyo from wood
ashes In iron pots, whence the name
potash.
A copy OF Mr. Phslcus report may he
obtaincd FREQ on application Ia the di
rector OF the geological survey. Washing
ton. ~. 4.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

Gold Springs. Mining & Power COM
pany Gpcorporstad). Principal place or
business. room fo1 Dooiy block Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. Location Of mines. Gold
Springs. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that Al meet
ing Of the board of directors Of tine Gold
Springs Mining & Power company. held
on the 10th day Of December, 1aiI. as
sessment No. . Of four cents per share
was levied ON the capital stock of The
corporation. issued and outstanding. paw
able immediately 10 the assistant score
tary at 4o7 Dooly block. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
January. 1912, will he delinquent and
advertised for sale at puolIc auction, and
unless payment is made. will be sold
on SATURDAY. the 5rd day Of February.
1912. al 12 o'clock noon, at the conpany's
office. 60 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together With the cost of ad-
VerlisinE and expense OF the sale.
w. W. BARTON.
Assistant Secretary.
4o7 Dooly block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
MUCH DREDGING
IN GOLD SECTIONS

Tho recovery OF placer gold bv i'm
proved dredging methods has come to
b" az important factor In tho total gold
production or the country California is
mulch N" largest producer by these
methods. In 1910, according 70 figures
compiled bv II. II. McCasker. OF the
nitcd states geological survey. the to-
tai domestic production OF gold nv
dredces vas S9..93. I06, which WAS AN in
crease OF S5o9.ies over the nSurrs FOR
1900. The production Of California In
creased proDortionAiely and WAS s. $50 =
:5i, compared with S1.3s2 $50 In 1909:
that OF Alaska increased from ss.l g9S
in 1903 To $500. 600 IN 1910. that of Colo
rtdo decreased from Si0s sOl IN 1909 10
S3iF.21o In 1910. aud that OF Montana
increased from Si2s i59 In 1909 10 st7S.
jS5 IN 1910. Tho output or Idaho and
oregon combined furnished tn~ small rr
maind"r. tic production from Idaho be-
inE nearly three times that OF Oregon
There We're ll3 drcdEes ia operation
Ia the United States IN 1910. of which
- were In California. Is In Alaska. s
each IN Colorado. Idaho and oregon and
= ~ Montana. In 100? there acre sS
drcdrcs operating IN California "a in
Alaska, \ ,n Idaho. { IN Colorado. : in
Montana and . Ia Oregon.
The total production OF gold from
dredging in California to the end of 1910
has been <49.51s7s5. or the total cold
output 81 California in 1910 the drcdcss
supplied over Is Der cent. and OF rrc
total placer production they supplied IS
rrr cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
COPPER A BAROMETER
OF GENERAL. TRADE

Further improvement Ia tho general
business Of the country il reported from
the financial ceHtcrs. To the mine op-
orator the change cf supreme interest T.
tho advance in the price 81 copper. which
- now selling close To- u cents a pound
Thts y the highest record for the metal
since the closing two months OF 1903
rherc T. this difference between thr ad-
vance nf Three years AGO and that OF the
present moment. In the latter part Of
1907 the world Was approaching t,-iiod
az decided pverproductiou. white the biIsi-
uess of this and other countries had
faiicd 20 make the recovery from The
panic ~ l3"s that Was hoped FOR 4;
flis time tho business of the world ls
unon a substantial basis. while the stores
or copper are rapidly declining
The consumption OF the metal j. i'm
proving and thf large users in this couu-
Try arc much more liberal "a their pur-
rhsseS than for many months Copper ls
regarded bJ manv as n barometer OF
trade. on moro than one occasion have
THE movements In This Industry proved
an Index TO general conditions IL Vas
The sharp fail In tho price or the metal
that prscipltatod the panic % l955 n
this view be correct. there j. ruucb
chance for comfort 20 the business man,
whether miner or not. i'm the recent
favors bic situation 81 the rcd metal mar
krt.- MinluE Scianc~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. l.

Pleasant View Park company. incor-
porated under the laws of the slate OF
Utah. PRINCIPAL place Of business. Salt
Lake Cit Utah
Notice is hereby given that at o meet
ing of the board of directors held on the
18th day of December, \. II. 1911, an
assessment Of five dollars por share was
levied on tho capital stock of The cor
poration. payable on or before the 18th
day OF January. \. -. 1912, 10 Hurt !.
Fitzgerald. secretary, at tho "f1ce Of the
company. No. A25 Alias block, Salt Lake
City. Utah. ANY STOCK upon which tiis
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day OF January. A. n. 1912. will he
delinquent and advertised FOR sale a Z pun-
lie auction, and unless payment ia made
bc fore viii he sold on the 9Th day Of
February. \. n. 1912, ar 10 O'Clock a m,
at AS Atlas block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
10 pay the dclinquen, assessment, to-
&c jlncr with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale.
HART J. FITZGERALD. Secretary.
As Atlas lock, Salt Lake City. Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
SURVEY OF BELMONT
MINE BEING MADE

j. Il. King. chief mining engineer OF
the 1onopah Belmont and tho Cold
neld Belmont Mining companies, ac-
companied By 4 couple OF survey
ors. arrived this morning from Tono-
pan. The Immediate mission is 10 make
some undergrouud surveys for the bet =
tor direction OF the mining work being
done. This. II II expected. will he &C
complishcd during the day
Nr King stated that the Developments s
OF the ore were looking fine and tha I
Just now drifting was being done from
the bottom OF the winze from the 200
level. This showed that the vein Was
much stronger and indicated that rne
shoot Of ore will he greater in length
than 1t was found above. The rich wall
ues are in seams which al this depth
aSSreSatc about three feet Of high grade
Generally speaking the mine looks ver,,
good. with possibilities that are graft
Tying TO the mansEemcut-Gold
News
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NOTICE.

Notice OF annual meeting Of stockhold-
ers of the Pioneer Nurseries company.
Utah corporation.
stockholders OF the Pioneer Nurseries
company viii be hold at the office Of the
company. rooms 192 and 123 Continental
National bank block, p East Second
South. in Salt Lake city. Salt Lake coun-
". state OF Utah. on Tuesday, the 9th
day Of January. a. y, 1912. at the hour
OF o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
for the election Of officers TO serve for
the ensuing year. the changing OF the by
laws, and the transaction Of such othsr
business as may come before the meet
ing. Every stockholder Is requested TO bo
present IN person or by proxy.
NJ. Z. CALLAHAN. Secretary.
December 6. 1911. ps77
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SIMPLE MEANS GIVEN
FOR KNOWING POTASH
w, c. Pllalen of Washington
Issues Aid 10 Prospector
in the Field.

Mo meet tho numerous inquiries re-
ccived by the United States geological
SurN cy as 10 tho exact meaning ol the
terms potash" pure potash" 'pO-
taSsiIm,' etc, 4 nOutCrhnlCai CEpianE- =
ti"u has becn printed as n part uf Bull
letiu 530H. on Potash. by ". {, Phalcn.
just issued "" tho survey. Tho metallic
element potassium, represented by the
symbol * is tho basis Of alt potash
salts. but tho combination 81 potassium
with oxygen. represented by the symbol
E2O, has been generally adopted as tho
standard for measuring the potash value
OF tho various kinds OF potash salts. As
merCislly. being merely used ~ 4 con-
Nonicut standa ri The following table
shows Tho potash or K2O in Tho scv
eral commercial potash salts and min
eTniz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake City. December .. 1911.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this office until 8 o'clock p. m, Friday.
December 20 1911, for the work OF con-
structlng steel bridge on concrete abut-
ments over Jordan river at Ninth North
street. according TO plans on fie in The
city engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together With
plans. pronles, Specifications and forms
FOR contract and bond, may be obtained
upon application at the Uffce OF tho
board OF public works or the city engi-
neer. for which q deposit Of I'VE (S5.O0)
dollars Is required
The right IS reserved 10 reject any I'D
ali bids.
BY order OF the board Of public works
II. @. MMILLAN. Chairman.
pst0
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Consult county clcrk or the respective
siEnors FOR further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for salt Lake County, state OF Utah
IN the matter ot the guardianship OF
Alberta Wiuifred Walker. minor
The undersigned will sell at private sale
the undivided one-tenth interest OF said
minor IN and TO the north nalf OF the
cast half OF tho cast half OF 10, &. block
oil. plat y. salt Lake City survey. in Salt
Lake CITY. salt Lake county. Utah. To-
Gated on the southwest corner OF South
Main and West Third South streets, and
being So feet frontage on South Main
street and s2h feet frontage on West Third
South street. and containing - square
rods. on or after Thursday. the 18th day
"t January, 1872. and written bids will b.
received at the office OF Bradley. Pischsl
u flatkncss, attorneys. room 4o5 Felt
buildlnGs opposite postofficc. South Main
street. salt Lake CITY. Utah. Terms of
WINIFRED s. PROssER. Guardian
Dated December -. 1911. p2271
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NOTICE oF SCHOOL eoNp ELECTION

NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
ea'l municipal ward OF salt Lake City
on the %Oth day Of December. 1911, 20
vote upon III" question:
Shall The board %; education of salt
Lake City issue and sell bonds Of the
number. amount. denomination. ratio of
interest and running for the number OF
years hereinafter set out2
/, Said election viii be hold In Salt
Lake City Utah. on Saturday, tho 30ih
day OF December. 1911. There shall he
nvc polling places. ono IN each OF the
fivc municipal wards, follows:
First municipal warG-Room No 20
city and county building.
Second municipal waCd-No si Post
Office place.
Third municipal ward-Hlsh school.
corner First North and Second West
Fourth municipal wartl-Ionrfellow
school, corner j street aud First ave
nue.
Fifth municipal ward Twelfth school,
First South between Fourth and Fifth
East Sircets.
., The names Of The Judges 10 conduct
the election at the respective polling
place. arc 80 follows:
First municipal ward Charles H. VIII
ken 625 South seventh East. Charles n.
Street. 1898 South Ninth East: James
Y Morfat, looi Clydeydale avenue.
Second municipal ward-Elnathan Eid
redCc. SIT Washington avenue. b %
Blackrnarr. SOS South First West. II, s.
Ciawson. Jr.. ~ South First West.
Third municipal ward-Wiliam r New
man, 3e7 North Twelfth West; George 7.
Bailey. 40 West Apricot avenue, WIZ
ford Whittaker. $50 Fairbanks
Fourth municipal Nard-Stephsn II.
Lynch. i6I y street; Mamie c, Beatie.
No. 10 First avenue: John 4. De Valley,
ll3% First avenue
Fifth municipal vard-Robort ].
Delehton, SIS East South Temple; s. B.
wcsterfcld 916 ijaat Second South, John
NJ Diotz. 2iS Tenth East
3. The polls viii remain open during
the time from o'clock i'm tho morning
until o'clock in tho evening
). Tho total number of bopds to be
issued and sold. if the bond issue ba ap-
proved, is three hundred and twenty
nvo, and the denomination or face value
OF each bond is $1,000, making the tcta,
amount OF the proposed bond issue three
hundred and Twenty-Five thousand dol
larg, TO bear interest at the ratio OF a
per cent per annum, payable semi-au-
nually. said bonds 10 run for u period OF
twenty years.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SALT LAKE CITY.
ny ]. r, Hammond, President
BY T.. r. Judd, Clerk piISa
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REALTY OWNERS INVESTMENT CO.
Notice TO Stockholders.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Realty Owners Investment company.
Utah corporation, will be held at the Of
South street. Sal, Lake City. Utah. on the
2sth day OF December. 1911. at o'clock
p. m., for the following purpose:
To consider and pass upon the ques-
ton Of amending article l OF the articles
OF incorporation OF said company so that
the same. as amended. shall read as fol-
lows;
Article I.
The name Of the corporation hereby
formed Is the State Loan & Trust COM
pany,
]. l.. SAMPSON
Secretary OF Realty Owners Invest
ment company.
Dated Dec 1, 1911, p97
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with the Coming Of Middle Age

There is letting down in the ply
steal forces often shown in snnoyine
aud painful kidney and bladder all.
ments and urinary Irregularities Foley
Kidney Pills are a splendid regulating
and Strengthening medicine at such a
time. Try them. Schrsmm johnson
Drugs The Never substitutors, +" Five
(5l good stores,
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NEVADA CODE VERY
NEARLY COMPLETE

Tho supreme court judges have about
finished the editing OF tho new code.
ThsE are now preparing tho index, which
Is a big job In itself. IL IL believed that
this VIII be- finished carly this week,
which practically completes the work SO
FAR az the iurists are concerned. When
nnishcd tho two volumes including, tho
index, Will make about zoo pages. and
VIII he the most conplet" Jaw book ever
edited or printed In this scctlou 7, rs
regarded a. one of tho most Important
publications ever undertaken by tho state
Carson News
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern savings depart
nent conducted In connection with th!u
bank. Sate deposit bo1es for rent q. g
Depository.
Frank Knox, PRECEDENT; James A. Muir
ray, Vice president; w. =, Earls, cashier.
e. A. Cui5ertson, assistant cashier.
Capital paid In, 100000 Interest pala
On time depositA