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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-15
Washington

V"DhAAAB GOA
. Secretary Of State Bryan has re-
fused to issue passport to. Jack
Johnson, the ex-champion pugilist, for
his travelling abroad. Secretary Bry-
an says the Stars and Stripes cannot
lend any protection to any man evad.
ing his country or who stands indict-
ed on a criminal charge.
In public statement issued from
the residence Of the secretary Of state,
Secretary Bryan said he intended to
urge the Democratic party to fight the
liquor traffic and make the prohibition
question an issue Of the 1916 cam
paign.
Statistical reports made to Presi.
dent Wilson and Secretary Redfield
show that business conditions
throughought the United States as a
whole are better than at any time
since the panic Of 1907 during the
Roosevelt administration, when thou.
sands were suddenly thrown out Of
employment I'm every Northern city.
Secretary Daniels Of the navy is re-
cefving congratulations for being the
first official In the world to place q
restrictive ban on drink on any Of the
military and naval forces. His order
was first ridiculed Now that the Eu.
ropean crowned heads have followed
his example, the secretary has been
lauded by the prohibitionists of the
country.
Miss Margaret Wilson, elder daugh-
ter Of the president, who acts as off.
cial mistress of the White House since
her mothers death, entertained the
children Of Washington at big egg
rolling on the White House lawn on
Easter Monday.
The United States Supreme court
upheld the Florida statute to sell or
ship immature citrus fruit. The de.
cision was handed down by Justice
Day, who said the Florida law was
valid until such time as there might
be further legislation on the Question
by congress. U9 %
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-15

The New York Safety First FEEDER.
alton has refused to condemn the jit-
ney bus as dangerous and declares
such action would be merely uphold
ing the electric public service corpora.
tions
The battleship Georgia, which has
been doing duty at Vera Cruz has
been relieved by the gunboat Wheel.
ing. The Georgia will rejoin the At.
lantic fleet.
Accountants state they have found
a discrepancy of between $4,000 and
$4,000 in the accounts Of former
Congressman James II. Cassidy of
Cleveland as receiver Of the Pittsburg
Coal company.
mayor Dom M. Roberts Of Terer
haute, Ind, arrested in January, with
elghty-nine others on the charge of
defrauding the November elections,
has been found guilty in federal court
in indianapolis. Mayor Roberts is
credited with being the Democratic
Doss of southern Indiana and an aspl.
rant for governor in 1916. The charg-
es were preferred by the Democratic
state and federal officials at Indian
apolS. Roberts AYERS that the whole
thing is but scheme to ruin his po.
litical chances.
Chicago, considered one Of the
strongest Democratic strongholds Of
the country, was swept by the Repub.
licans In the municipal election. Hen.
ry Hale Thompson was elected mayor
over Robert M. ,Sweitzer, Democrat,
by the surprising plurality of 10000.
1t is said the support of Mayor Car.
ter II. Harrison, defeated for the Dem.
ocratic mayoralty nomination by
Sweitzer, went to Thompson.
The time for the Prinz Eitel in New.
port News harbor has expired and
the vessel still remains In American
waters. 1t is now believed she ex-
poets to intern. ...
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-15
499 Fail To Pay Tax

When the county treasurer's
tax books closed March 81, 1916,
there remained on the books
400 unpaid receipts and execu-
tions were issued accordingly.
L,a .1a13, there were 575 execu-
stions issued.Sand last year there
We're :37b.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-15

The South Garoiiia Stat Q
aress association will meet, An All
Chick Springs June 90, 80, go.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-15
lNIERNAIl0l'A. \ I:
SlJNI)llI(lY'S(,[l()OL
LESSON
LESSON FOR APRIL 18
THE SHEPHERDS PSALM.
Uy q. Q. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
Sunday School Course. The Moody Bible
Institute, Chicago, Illl

LESSON TExT-Psalm %.
GOLDEN TExT-The Lord is my shep.
herd.--Ps. 23:1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-19
ONOREYOLE SRLANDRA

Con motive de Ia participation de
Italia en- IA guerra : del euormc re-
,ieve que u~icanZ0 en- ell mundo ente-
70 por csc hccho la figUra dc Ouore-
vole SaIaudra debemos recordar que
este antea que otra cosa alguna cs IN
ascritor. Hasta que Sc puzc al tren-
e del Mmisterio itaiiano, sc CANADA
a vida, parcialmente, como professor
lie derecho pUblico eli Ia Unlversldad
lie Roma. pero mas especiaimemte por
.os notabiliSimos articulos dc colabo-
acton que publicaba en- los principal
les peTiodicos y reyistas. Pocos ON
ores estau actualmente Ell Ia vida
pUOlica cue sean mas unlTersaime4te
reSpeCados por los amigos y los enc
mlgos. cue csc catedratico Salandra'
que sin ser IN re~accion&rio, ma Sldo
SIsmPre una de las fuerzas con>erva-
doraS lie! par!ido liberal; IN liberal
del tipo y c~aracter dc 81 ylejo amigo
: co-z-Gs-o = notable es:zdlst1 u5-
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Entered as S~ecOnt-clasS matter February
:. 1913, al the PoStOrflce at san Antonio.
rex. under the act OF March ;, 1874
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PIPORRAZOS.

iDuro, Don S~aturninol No Sc
duerma, valcdo.! Iva Sc ACADIA el
pan caIiente! iAranqueIe compa-
dritO! jC6nprese SD PIPORRAZ0S!
Vale cuarentd ferros.
Haga sus pedidos de PIPORRA-
EOS a: IGNACIO E. L0ZAN0.--
GOT Dolorosa St.--SaD Antonio, Te-
xas, mandando los cuarenta eenta-
Sos con So pedido.
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u PREN>A - el periodiro meNicaro dc
.aNpr circulation en- los E>iadU> InId0s,
por 10 taulo cl mrjcr para los anuncian-
aS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-19
La INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO
DErALLEs GRAFICos DE LA
TOMA DE VERACRUZ.

FrescOs estan aun los aeon
tecimientos del II de Abril de
1914, fecha en- que los marines
americanos, por orden del Pre-
sidente Wilson, hollaron ell he
r6ico suelo veracruzano. Com
pre- listed el libro titulado La
Invasion Americana en- Mexl-
co. -Detalles graficos de la to-
ma de Veracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias lie ensenaran
g~rafcamente los detalles de a.
Quella accl6n que jamas olvida-
remos los mexicanos.
VALE SO CENTAVOS.
PiDASE 4
lGNACIo E. LOZANo
o 7 DoLoRosA ST.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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NOVENAS,

Del Santo Nino de Atochs, a. 10
centayos cada una.
Novena y Triduo de Nuestra Sc
n17a del Perpetuo Socorro - 20
centavoa csds una.
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RoPsrios bianco5, de concnn, r.uy
e~icEantes so ctg.
Rosarios negros, initaci6n de co.
co rs cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
nocits5 y ninas. 30 cts.
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MILAGRoS PARA PRoMESAS.

Ojoa cuerpos. brezos, piernes,
etc etc. Garantizados de plate.
TO cts. csda uno,
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OLA PRENSA" Publica to-
das las nosicias tai como son,
e:a "kseaTle l. b=FhA = @sd's"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-28
For the Housewife

Whip cream in a pitcher instead of
a bowl to do it in half the time and
without scattering.
Glue a tape firmly across
the front edge of your sewing machine.
1t saves much time when sewing.
A dampened cloth placed on the bot
tom of a pan when a cake sticks to the
pan, says an exchange, will cause the
cake to steam loose in a short time.
Window glass should not be cleansed
with soap, as this treatment renders
the glass cloudy. A little borax, pearl
inc or household amomnia may be add
ed to warm water.
A splendid shoe polish can be made
by mixing a little milk with ordinary
backing. After rubbing a small guam
tity of the leather little "elbow
grease" will be required.
To drive away red ants scour the
c%upboards of their haunts out thor
ouhly with hot water and ammonia,
and place upon the shelves or near the
spot f%requented by ants a few sprigs
Of ground ivy. A little wormwood will
generally scare away black ants; the
ammonia is more effective for the red.
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LAWN AND PORCH PARTIES
Call for No Elaborate Preparations,
and May Easily Ee Made Most
Enjoyable.

The picnic seaso has about gone,
and the period for garden and porch
parties is here. For such parties the
preparations need not be lavish.
If more than half q dozen are to be
present, small tables should be ar
ranged on the porch.
A larger table for holding the sup
ply Of eatables should stand at n
side or just inside one of the wind Tvs
opening from the house upon the
porch.
This, like the smaller tables, should
be spread with a white cloth, unless a
pretty variety is introduced by using
the dainty crepe paper covers that
come in many charming designs to
cover the little tables.
At each Of these there should be
places for four. with plates, knives,
forks, spoons, glasses and napkins. A
small vase of flowers should stand in
the middle of each table.
The refreshments for such an affair
need not be elaborate, but they should
be we'll cooked and daintily served.
Meat nut, cheese or salad sandwiches,
deviled eggs, fried chicken, fruit and
iced tea or milk is a good combina
ton for such a party.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Daniel Manning to Samuel
NJ. Seiffert, ST, n12ne e12nw +
1863 81 Sc "a 1854 81.
Daniel Manning to Samuel
NJ. Seiffert, Stone half interest
in e12 sec 33 1854 81 sw 4 n12se
s12ne 4 1853 81.
Albert Norell and wife to l..
w. Patterson, $4,000, sw "a 1863
SO.
Robt. Irwin and wife to Kath-
leen Irwin, q.c.d.$1, lot land B,
block 16, Antler.
Samuel S. Acheson and wife
to Minnie A. Helgerson, $1,000,
SO 70 tt, of lots l, z, 3, 4, ., 8, Z,
s, block II, Westhope.
Ole G. Torbol and. wife to
Farmers Mctl. Co., $4,000, sw
81 1G3 II.
! George Fletcher and Anna
NJ. to Donald Nc MILAN, $4,000,
lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and
east 40 feet lots 21,22, block 36,
COlnstOCks First addition to 50
Bottineau and unplated portion
of lot 4, sec. 80 1862 IS.
Frederick Olson and vile t.
Ole Linn, 500, lot 3 VIC lot :,
block l.. Conliu's addition to
Willow City.
State Bank Antler to Oscar
WilIander, $1,000, ne II 1853 SO.
] Tolbert E. lnman and wife
to Otto b. Friberg, $OU25. IS, lot
2, senw sW ne ! 1853 81.
Toibert r. Inman and wife
to Albert W. Willander, $624O,
SIC ne Sc II 1862 SO.
Luella Chaffes and Claude
NJ, her husband to John +. O.
Sullivan, $500, lot |, block l.,
Kramer.
Ozina Perrin and Arthur +.
her husband. (by sheriff) to
Emma Boucher, (sheriff decd
$zl42 OF, lots 4 and 5. block 9
and all buildings on lots, Coles
lst addition to Ome1nee.
Stella X, Odney to Harry ii.
Roberts and Agnes o., 81. sw
80 l6O 81.
E. l.. Garden, trustee to
Mouse River Valley bank,
$l1, 80, MIG ne,sw ne, e12nw
lots /. 2, 3. sec. 81 1853 n.
George +. Howell to Jane
Howell, 81, ne 35 l61 70.
David Clarke to Jessie Clark,
ST, e12 8, VIE 10 161 rs.
Albert Struxness and wife to
Edward Struxness, $1,000, sw
20 159 81.
George Musburger and wife
to John G. kerchenfaut, 5000,
e12 sw lots 3 4 sec. 7 100 70.
Fred Probart 10y sheriff) TO
J.. +. Holman, (sheriff's deed
$3.50. %, lots 10 block l, Antler.
Eugene E.. Hagan and Verda
Y. to Page Investment Co. 81,
lots 3 +, sec %, lots l 2, sec. 70,
ne sec. 35-l64-SO.
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full OF milk or cream, pepper and salt.
Break the eggs into a basin, beat
them we'll with a fork, add milk, sea-
son with a tiny pinch of pepper and
salt. Melt the butter in an omelet
pan; when hot pour in the eggs, stir
quickly with a fork over a quick fire,
shake the pan; when set shape the
omelet on one side of the pan, allow it
to take a color, then turn quickly on a
hot dish and serve. A small chopped
shallot may be added if liked, but they
should be fried a little with the butter
before the mixture is put in the pan.
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There's nothing to stick. Put shoes
and stockings on right over it. No
pain, no fuss. 4S hours-corns rome. Gets
1t" never hurts thetrue flesh, ncvcr makes
toes sore. If you nave tried almost every
thing else for corns, you will be much
more surprised to see how quickly and
easily your corns and c~alluses will come
and wrinkling up your face with corn.
wrinkles. Try "Gets-It" tonight on that
corn. callus. wart or bunion, and you'll
be glad you read this.
"Gets-It" is sold by all druggists.
Csc a bottle, or sent direct by E..
Lawrence Il Co., Chicago.
Sold in BOttineau and recon-
mended as the worlds bcs
corn remedy by Fladeland
Williams Drug co.
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Mrs. Beaton was Walking through
the park recently when two ragged,
dirty little boys, who were playing
near by, stopped her.
."say, lady," called out the elder OF
the two, me kid brudder doees fine
imitatin' stunts. Give him q dime an
he will initiate q chicken for y0us."
what viii he do-crow?" Queried
Mrs.. Beaton.
mo-" replied the boy. mo cheap I'M
itatious like dok, ma'a0. Hen. ct Z
Woemls
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THE CABBAGE

A thousand bards have sung the
rose, which is to man a boon, which
perfumes every breeze that blows in
sunny days of June. But when you've
seen and smelled a rose, there's moth
ing o to say; it gratifies the eyes
and nose, and then it fades away.
Its use is small, it's day is brief, it
blooms and passes out; you do not
boil it with corn beef or make it in
to kraut.
The cabbage has no scented buds;
It has no gorgeous sheen. It calm
ly grows beside the spuds or pump.
kin vines between. It does not gilt
ter like a gem or bloom and die away
and no n plucks it from its stem
for buttonhole bouquet. No poet
writes a rondeau rare about the cab
bage chaste; no lady wears it in her
hair or pins it to her waist.
And yet methinks for sterling
worth It has the roses skinned. What
though all poets on this earth en-
balm the rose in wind3
The housewife takes q cabbage
raw and chops it in q bowl. and
straightway makes q dish Of slaw
that soothes the world worn soul.
Or else she carves It into strips
and puts it in a crock, and into that
some salt she slips and weights 1t
down with rock; she lets It stand for
seven weeks, while We wait round
about, and then she removes the lid
and shrieks, my children, this is
kraut!" When one is worn from
grief and govt, from cal and world
ly smart, there's nothing like a dish
Of kraut to heal the broken heart.
IT'S sauerkraut makes this life seem
rich and gives surcease to pain, when
sorrow or the BARRIERS itch has rend-
ed hearts in twain.
Oh, cabbage, what q boon you arel
II you were done away, where would
we get the free cigar upon election
day? Where would our boys, our
darling pets, who hold the sidewalks
down, obtain supplies Of cigarettes,
II you were not in town?
Let others sing the red, red rose
for you I'll hold a brief; and when
the dinner whistle blows. I'll have
you, with corn beef!-By Walt Ma
son, from Judge.
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Trying to dodge work tires more
men than hard labor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
EARL QUINLAN SPENDS
HOLIDAYS IN U. S. A.

The editor OF The Record is in re
eeip of Christmas letter from Earl
Quinlan. who is an ensign on the U.
S. s., Maryland.
This steamship is spending the hol-
iday season at the Mare Islands navy
yard. Among other things Mr.. ouin-
Ian says:
We, on this ship. consider ourselves
very fortunate to spend the holidays
in the United States. and especially
San Francisco. as SO much of our
time has been spent in Mexico. Im-
mediately after New Years we viii
proceed south for another seige of
it in the Mexican tropics. We have
about $50 offcers and men on the
Maryland, and several months on
board ship in the intense heat is not
at all desired by US. However. I am
due for promotion to lieutenant in
about a year and such duty gives
one ample time to study for the ex-
aminations.
The Panama Pacific Exposition is
going to be wonderful and hope
. great many Canon City people can
Zee 1t and also the American Navy
which il expected to be here via the
Panama canal.
Remember me. please. to inquirins
friends, and say that | wish them a
Merry Christmas and a Prosperous
New Year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
THE PRODUCTS OF TIE
PEERLESS MILLS

The Products Of The. Peerless M,lls
The products of the Peerless Mills
have been spread over territory
comprising three OF four states. Al
though Peerless -four is the brand
that is designated as the leader,
Jesse o. a blend of hard and soft
wheat is gaining in popularity and
those who have tried it say that it
is much better than most brands of
the same grade.
Jesse o" has been on the market
for the past three or four years and
its high standard has not only been
maintained but greatly improved, and
especially so within the past year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
Bills Allowed

The following is list Of bills paid
at the meeting OF the City Council
Of the City Of Canon City. January
4th, 1915.
Salary Fund, r. p. Smith SIS 90.
D. N. Cooper SIS. 90. Otis Orendorft
$500. Lafe Combs SIS. 90, J. ~.
Anderson $500. Grant Dickinson
Sl5. 90. NJ. J. Lamb $500. John
Hamilton 115. 90, r. J.. Craig SIS 90,
J. v. Blake 500 Aug. PeAse eee Ou
C. N. Benton SIS. 90, 8. "A. & b.
und: Tom Parker 3e5. 90. W. g
AerrIs 500. 90. Chas- Pndgett $780, 90.
W. @. Campbell $500, w. b.
Reiter e14. 90, II. Bisbee 81. 90, Jno
Meredith S12. 90. Sam Higgins 800.
w. C.. Rea 80. 90. II. T.. Smith. Co.
Clerk. 11.45, City Clerk 81. 90. Biggs
Lbr. Co., e12 90. Park Fund. c.. k
Skinner, e25. 90, Fire Fund: A. Hem.
merle 1000. City Clerk. assignment
S65. 90. Peter Pringle &65. 90. Emil
Gaulke $500. Tobin Grain 4 8. Co.,
5000. l.. A. Jones s30.5 Burton
Saddlery Co.. 100. r.. T.. Frazier
81. so. J.. r. Meyers 30. 95, Gibson
Lbr. Co.. s14.25. City OF Pueblo
$40. 90. City Clerk $0.74. Harding
How're. Co, $12.75. Corner Drug
Store e22. .65.. Police Fund: Julius
Cramer 170.00 Jerry Moran $40. 90.
II. Fillmore $40. 90, C. r. Skinner
925 90. Canon Auto Co. S.. 90. Gem
etery Fund: A.. 8. Munroe $50 90,
Isaac Ulrich So. 90. Lighting Fund !:
s490. 90. Pub ic Library Fund !:
3125 90. Health Fund: G. r. skin.
ner 125. 90, n. E. Holmes SIS. 90.
Miscellaneous Fund: McLain X
Tease $50. 90. Harding How're Co..
$11.95, Rsu-Emmerson $3.50, City
Clerk $0.75, w. T. Bridweil SIS. 90.
}. NJ. Anderson & Co. ~. 90. Sew.
or Dist. No. /. Ellis Z Hood S65. 90.
8. Z q. Dist. No. e3s7 90. via
duct Imp. Dist. No. /, Fremont Co.
Nat. Bank. Assignment $50. 90, J.
II. Peabody t125. 90. Canon c. &E.
s.. Co., 4l40. 30, q. NJ, Benton. CITY
Treas. $500 90, Central Comet. Co.
$3134. So. Water Fund. Jno. Chete.
lat s115. 90. Lee Wynkoop SIS. 90.
Cleo Combs $40. 90, Y. Porteoun
80 90, J. v. Blake $50 90, Theo.
shoemaker ~ 90. Park Allison %. 90.
A. Dietrich o85 O6. Joe C0wan $50 90.
A. D. NSil e12.16. Cleo Combs
80 90, Blggn Lbr. Co.. go. 2s. Harry
Norton oi.l6. Harding How're CO..
$3.50. NJ. y. McConmolI q .OO. AN. v
y. L. = P. Co.. 20. nurtoa Do1.
eIery Go. u 20. 3. A. Van nuoairk
,ls.oe, M.!s = Heo1 ei.ts. Cllx
QlcFA MN. sf.'s'e'
=. v. DLAIgn,
Il. (. & ~ Q,,H o,or4
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
70 Hot springs. Arkansas.

Newton B. King and wife of Lin
coin Park leave today for Hot
Springs, Ark. where they win spend
the winter Miss Helen King viii ac-
company her parents as far ~ Den
yer where she viii resume her course
in Barnes Business College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

year and half. He leaves
brother at Chandler. The funeral
services will take place wednesday
afternoon. followed by interment at
Lakeside cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

to return to take up his collegiate
Work on Monday.
Pueblo Attorney Here.
Mr.. George c. Manlsy of Pueblo has
been in the city for several days in at
tendance upon the Chandler trial. Mr..
Manley is a special prosecutor in the
famous La yeta cases which come to
trial in Pueblo on January 4th.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
MONDAi
Jury Gains no Pounds.

The jury in the Chandler case gain
ed 110 pounds as a whole while in
the jury box All of them gained
q little flesh as also did the bailiffs
who had charge of them. Most of
them were used to hard, manual labor
of one kind or another, and their en-
forced idleness from their usual work
caused them to take on flesh in con-
siderable quantities.
Miss Florence Acker Here
Miss Floresce Acker, stenographer
for John E. Ramer. secretary of state.
elect. at Hotchkiss, Colo. is here for
little visit with Miss Nellie Gould
ner on Lincoln Park.
Baby Daughter Born on Sunday.
Z A handsome baby daughter. weigh
ing eight and half pounds, ws born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Serry at
. o'clock Sunday morning. Both
mother and infant, who are at the
hospital are reported to be doing nice
ly. Congratulations of friends is in
order.
Motored To Canon City Last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Frazier of Grip
pie Creek motored to Canon City from
the district last Friday for brief visit
They left for home by way of Colo
RADIO Springs in the afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
corsINcats Of Authority No. a4o.
Report Of the Condition o.
the CANON STATE Rank

at Canon City. in the State Of Colo
radc, at the close OF business Dec
ember 81. 1914.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts I'm
secured .............& .&36, ,6S7 .68
Loans and Discounts Sc
cured by Collateral 80. 45.e51 .OS
Loans on Real Estate ....S 400. 90
OverdrnftS ............... 396. 20
Furniture and Fixtures -. $500. 90
Other Real Estate ..... $500. 90
Cash Items (not including
Checks on other Bank). 80. 90
Due from Reserve Banks. 21,525. 40
Checks on Other Banks -. 1855. 81
Cash on Hand ............ 6.714.15
Total ................ .s125,O7 .21
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ............y $40. .OOO. 90
Undivided Profits 0ess ex-
pensen and taxes pajd) -. AZ. .3S
Individual Deposits .... 6s.sss. AZ
Demand certincates- Of De-
Time Certificates Of Deposit 25.015: 10
Cashiers Checks .......... $40. .22
Total ....-..-..'.......$l $lzb,O71 II
state Of Colorado, County Of Ere
mont, %.
We, r. r. Hunter. President, and
q. n Matkin. Cashier, Of the above
nnmeA Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement ID true 70 tho
best of onr knowlege and belief
r. y. HUNTER. q. n. MATTITN,
President cashier.
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