davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
Sulphur Springs Valley NeOs of Past Week

j. j. Kingsbury and family of
Tombstone were visitors here this
week.
William Bellah and sisters were
shopping in Douglas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Brown OF
Tombstone spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. E. Griffiths.
Mrs, Mary Sherman has moved here
after a years absence in Tombstone.
Porter Mcdonald of Tombstone was
business visitor here this week.
Ike Tracy of Tombstone, agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine company
was visitor here Wednesday
Mrs. Taylor of Courtland spent
Monday here calling on friends.
Mrs. Harris, judge of Webb was in
on business Monday.
Everyone was saddened by the
death of Maximo Rueda, who was
killed by lightning on the surface OF
the TETON mine Monday He is sur
vived by his wife and six children.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

small son, James, moved out tC join
her husband at the ranch last Sat-
urday.
Robert Randel has returned from
a trip through California, Canada and
other points of interest. Mrs Randel
remained on the coast for the sum-
mer. M "
o. A. Arnold, insurance agent OF
Bisbee, was a valley visitor Saturday.
He was a guest of j. M. Abbott, go
ing to Wilcox Sunday.
Mrs. May Williams and family of
Los Angeles surprised her relatives
here by coming in suddenly Saturday.
Leaving the little boys at the home
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. D. Dillman, at Whitewater, she
went on to Douglas, where sne will
visit Tor a while with her sister, Mrs.
Bessie Spence, returning later TO Visit
relatives at whitewater and Eltrida.
Levaren Higgins of Chandler, for
merly OF Webb, arrived at El1rida
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. M.
B. Williams, and family.
L. M. Brown, deputy sheriff from
IOIIlUoCOl1CJ WGto WOON NAoASSA
day.
Marchal and Herchel jewell were
business visitors to the district, Glee-
son and Courtland, Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs Arthur Pointer and family have
gone to Pearce, where Mrs. Pointer
will visit her mother, Mrs Woods,
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Mcbride left
Sunday overland to tour the east,
where they will visit relatives. They
expect to be gone month or two.
Mrs. M. B. Williams was business
visitor in Douglas Monday.
Maxine Ruada met his death Mon
day about noon by a stroke of light
ming. FEe had come up from the
shaft at lunch time. A number OF
the men we're standing around at the
top of the TETON mine at Gleeson
when a streak of lightning passed
over, killing the man, knocking dowr
Frank Dwartes and startling the resi-
! of the men, The clock in the office
stopped at 1915; no other damage
was done. Mr. Ruada leaves a wife
in delicate health and six children.
L
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
McNEAL

The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs Fred Randell Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Randell served
a lovely chicken dinner at noon, fol-
lowed by the business meeting. Those
present were Mesdames L. Pipher, E.
G Taylor, E. G. Bauldin d. M Smith,
M. E. Leeson, Pat Downs, Ralph
Cowen, Frank Davis, G. Taylor, H.
Stolp, W. j. Davis, Ralph Smith,
Dawn Taylor, Alma Davis, Madeline
Boyle. Carmen Hand, and Messrs. A.
w. Bouldin, Pat Downs, Robert Ran
dell, Pete Hand and Fred Randell.
dancing party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph CoWen
Wednesday evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
H. C. Stolp, Dawn Taylor, Madeline
BOYLE, Alma Davis, Lewis Burton,
Rich Porter and Huston and Clarence
Davis. Ice cream and cold drinks
were enjoyed during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Portzline were shop
ping in Douglas last week.
Miss Dawn Taylor will leave sun
day for Ell Paso, where she will visit
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L. Burton and
Miss Maria Burton made a business
and shopping trip to Douglas Friday.
Mrs. Charles F'razee has been con-
fined to her bed for the past ten
days, but is improving at present
Robert Randell was the guest OF his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Randell, the first of the week. Mr..
Randell has just returned from an
extended trip by auto to Canada and
points of interest in the different
states. Mrs. Randell and sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pack
ard. stopped in California for the
remainder of the summer. Mr.. Ran
dell states that they encountered
plenty of rain, which made the roads
bad in some places, and that he is
glad to get back to Arizona sunshine
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Pruitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Pruit motored
out from Bisbee Sunday and called
on friends.
Mrs. Lewis has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Smith, and left
Monday to visit another daughter
Mrs. Whitlaw of Wilcox.
Robert and Fred Randell made a
trip to the Fourhorse mine in the
Swisshelms Thursday to stay for a
few days.
Rich Porter made a business trip
to Tombstone Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Taylor, Dawn
Taylor and Lewis Burton attended
the dance in the Neel school house
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neel are leav-
ing for Los Angeles, Calf, soon.
Mrs. Neel's parents live in California,
whom they will visit. They may To-
cate hifttriylta la Do isgnSHRDUU
cate if things are suitable.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
WEBB
WHITEWATER

Juan Gonzales of SWisshelms and
Felipa. Ramirez were married at the
home of the brides parents at Nc
neal at o'clock Thursday evening,
July 5. Judge and Mrs. E. d. Harris
officiating. After the civil ceremony
the bridal party, consisting OF the
bride and the bridegroom, the Ra-
mirez family and the Belasco family
motored to Douglas. Thence 10 Bis
bee, where they were married by the
priest, returning by way of Douglas
and spending Friday night at the
Belasco ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
zales went to SwisshelmS to reside,
where he is employed by the Colford
Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Rojas of Kelton
are the proud parents of a baby boy,
Jose, Jr., born at Gleeson July 2.
Mother and child are doing well.
Mrs. Rojas will be remembered as
Miss Alvira Garcia, who was d Webb
school girl and was married at KEEL
ton one year ago.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Mortenson at White
water Tuesday, July 5. Mother and
baby are doing well.
Mrs. Joseph Mortenson is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Andrew Mortenson,
this week.
Miss Jamsie Hopkins of Douglas is
visiting here with her sister, Mrs.
w. r. Tanner, for fortnighG.
John Kelly of the Chiricahras has
gone to Douglas, where he is en-
ployed at the smelter. Mrs. John
Kelly is spending few weeks with
Mrs. G. H. Kelly and Johns mother,
Mrs. G. M. Kelly, at whitewater.
Another death was reported in
Courtland last week from whooping
cough, when the little son If Mrs.
Teresa Molina died last Sunday.
Robert V. Schupach, who was mar
ried to Miss Dorothea Alisller last
week, is the son of James r. Schu-
oach, who recently homesteaded near
Webb. Mrs. J. r. Schupach. with her
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

Mrs. Henry Sanders. Mrs. league,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenheart were guests
OF Mrs. w. l.. Hatley Tuesday.
Among those who enjoyed a good
swim up the canyon Sunday were
the Brownell family, j. G.. Eisenheart
Cloudts, Hatleys, Thomasons, Clay
ton Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Choat, Miss Ida Riggs, Mike Hide
brands, and Miss Izella Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenheart were VS.
tiers up the canyon Monday and
Wednesday. They motored to Pres
colt Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Sanders and son, Ben
Mrs. Henry Sanders, and Mrs. league,
Of Sunglow, motored to Light Mon
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hulse, who has Just returned from
an overland trip to California.
Henry Warren and sister, Miss
Doise Warren, of Wilcox, came up
to the mountains Sunday and were
accompanied back to town by their
brother, Tom, and uncle, Henry
Shrink Both. were employed during
| fire season in the Chiricahua noun
tainS.
f. G. Powers, known as Daddy
Powers, who was cook at headquar-
teIs on the mountains, returned to
ranger station last Friday to visit
Ranger Harris. Mr.. Powers daugh-
! ter, Mrs. McCord, and daughter OF
Douglas, spent Sunday here.
! Curley Wright and family, OF
Douglas, returned to their mountain
cottage Wednesday.
Business and shopping visitors in
Douglas Wednesday were: j. T.
Richey, Mrs. Viola Hildebrand. Miss
Izella Rogers F.. D. Harris, E. c.
Powers, Miles Choat and Walter Hat
ley.
! Mrs. Wandley and daughter, Patsy,
and Mrs. Fred Clifford and family
of Mascot, spent Wednesday up the
canyon picnicing With Mr.. and Mrs
! EiSenheart.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
BENSON

Charles Geotz, prominent mer-
chant, accompanied by his wife and
son, has returned from a short trip
overland to the Imperial valley in
California.
During his stay in the valley, Mr..
Geotz visited in the cities of BraW-
ley and Ell Centre on business and
then visited San Diego and Los An
geles before returning home to Ben
son.
Carl Pleasant and w. G. jenkins,
irrigation engineers from Phoenix
visited Benson during the latter part
of the week on business related TO
the Charleston dam. They conferred
with local men interested in the
project.
The Mansion hotel, local hostelry
has been purchased by Carl Kourt2
from the interests which have owned
it up to this time. Mr.. Kourtz has
been a resident of Benson for some
time and recently has been engaged
in carpentry work. 1t is his plan to
start renovation on the hotel, begin
ming the repainting and redecorating
in the lobby as well as fixing lip the
rooms.
Rev. H. j. Jordon, pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, has return
ed from six weeks vacation trip in
the east and will resume his regular
services at the church next Sunday
morning. During his absence from
Benson, Rev. Jordon visited num-
ber of cities in Indiana and ILL
nois, spending some time in Fort
Wayne and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frerer and
son, Junior, left Friday for Car
thage, Mo-, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Short of Tue
son were in Benson Saturday and
Sunday visiting Mrs. Shorts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones.
Miss Janet Schwab of Benson, who
has been visiting with her mother,
Mrs Rosa M. Schwab at the Uni
versity of Arizona, returned to her
home Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Brown and daughter,
Lucille, and Mrs. Robert Failing were
the guests of Mrs. Frank Theroux of
Land Station, Tuesday
daughter, Dorothy, accompanied by
Contractor Reed, went to Phoenix
Sunday.
Miss Ada Mae Etz left Benson
Friday for Silver City, N. NJ, where
she will visit her sister, Florence,
who is attending summer school
there.
Laleah Ball is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. L. r. Richart, who is
the University of Arizona
at Tucson.
A. G. schofield of Bisbee was in
Benson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Davis and
family returned to Benson Friday
after spending their vacation, in the
White mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Lynch and son,
Buford, Jr., of Tucson, were in Ben
son Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
COCHISE

Mr.. Trappman resumed his work
at the mine Monday after few days
of absence due to illness.
Frank Clark, formerl yof this place,
but now a resident of Bisbee, was a
business visitor here Monday.
The Warren Hutch family moved
from Bisbee last week to their ranch
in south Cochise.
Mrs. Cooper came from Tucson last
week to be with her husband, who is
the blacksmith at the Golden Rule
mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Fritts and
daughter, Dora, spent the weekend
in Wilcox.
Mr.. Kolb, who is here from War
rem looking after his marble quarry.
made business trip to Tucson the
first of the week.
Lemuel and Ernest Mantooth and
Naomi McRae were callers in Cochise
Monday while on their way from
Bisbee to Bowie Helen Bruner ac-
companied them to Bowie to spend a
few days as the guest of Marian Boil.
Mrs. Newberry, Miss Luckey and
Mrs Nowlin left for California last
week after visiting at the Brasfield
home.
The Ess Pee Welding gang were un-
expectedly called from Cochise Satur-
day evening. They expect to be back
again in a few weeks.
The little bungalow on the Barney
Graham ranch has been purchased
and moved to the old Woolsey place.
Superintendent Morris of Tucson,
Trainmaster Swick of Bowie, Road
master Blair of Benson were Cochise
visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenhault returned
to their home in Stafford Monday,
both of them greatly improved in
health.
j. E. Skinner returned Friday from
visit with his daughter, Mrs Holton
of Nogales.
Joe Krentz shipped carload of
cattle for Mems and Nuttall last Fri
day.
The Shores family were guests at
the Mems ranch Sunday.
Church services we're held by the
Reverend Connor here Sunday eve
ming. There will be no further SER
vices until August II.
Barney Graham makes trip to
Johnson each day, as he has a con-
tract to do some development work
in mine there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

<TN THE GOLDEN WEST, where you folks live and work
and play we have built this home so that we can
you better than you've been served before
Think what this tremendous store stocked with goods to
the opmost part OF its nine oors you brings
the purchasing of the Worlds Largest Store right to
your it the Great service
never eqaed before service that ships SO every
orders IN less than hours after they received
Try new Los Angeles It means lower trans
poraon costs for your orders reach quicker goods
reach you sooner.
Learn the economy of doing all of your shopping at the
Worlds Largest Store Learn what it means to be com
petey satisfied with every transaction Learn that every
penny you send honestly accounted for you even
give one cent too much postage will be returned to you
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
Pyrenees Peasants
Give Medieval Play

CHERANTE,, Haut Pyrenees--P.--
Peasants of the tiny hamlet OF Cher
ante have just given the medieval
epic play which they perform every
20 years.
The epic is not always the same,
but the method of presenting it goes
back to the middle ages and the mys-
terry plays. This years performance
portrayed the life of Napoleon.
Peasants produced from chests and
trunks the same costumes Which pre-
vious generations had used for the
play. A wood-cutter played the part
of the Pope and Napoleon's role was
taken by farmer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
GLEESON

Charles Fredericks and daughter,
Beatrice, and B. and Miss Catherine
Holgate of Tombstone were visitors
here Sunday.
L. M. Brown of Tombstone was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Jack Giles and son, Allen, of Webb
were visitors here this week.
Abram Madrid and family motored
to Douglas Tuesday.
Robert Sundwall of Douglas has
returned to hi shome after spending
several days here.
Yates McLendon and family mo-
tored to Courtland Tuesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

retary of the United States civil
service board at the Douglas post
office. Application blanks may also
be secured at the local postoffice.
The receipt of application will
close August 81. The entrance salary
will be from LAO to $1,000.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
TURKEY CREEK

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cheat and Miss
Riggs from Dos Cabezas, spent the
weekend camping ard picnicing in
the Chiricaaua mountains
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Richey, Of
the valley Saturday evening. Mr..
Richey made trip to Douglas last
Friday.
Mrs. Percy Bowden spent three
days of last Wek with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ratliff on Rock
creek. She returned to Douglas
Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Dave
Ratliff and little son, who spent
the past three weeks in the noun
tains.
c. E. Lester and friends arrived at
cottage in the Chirlcahua mountains
Wednesday, and y were at saWmill
Thursday, and returned to Douglas
Saturday.
Miss Izella Rogers, from Douglas,
is visiting friends in Turkey creek
Sunday with Fay Hatley and Sunday
evening went home with Mrs. Mike
Hildebrand at sawmill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eisenheart, OF
Light, and Guy Brownells and family
of Bispee, are spending week at
the Hatley ranch and cottages Mr..
and Mrs. Eisenheart have just re-
turned from six weeks trip in
California. Mr.. Brownell and family
recently returned home from two
weeks vacation trip W:lere they have
been visiting relatives in Ell Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bellar motored
to Douglas last Friday Mr.. Bellar
has been working for Mr.. Ritchey
at sawn1il!
Ranger F.. D. Harris, c. E. Lester,
George Wright, w L. I1atley and
Mrs. Caldwell were Douglas visitors
last Friday
John Cloudt is delivering /. truck
load of wood to Mrs. Anderson near
Elfrida, Tuesday. In the next few
days MIR. and Mrs. Cloudt Will make
q business "trip to Douglas, spending
the night with relatives in town.
Mrs. Mike Hildebrand and sop.
Wiley, and Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. |
RroWnell and son, Blair, and daugn-
ter, Barbara, were guests OF Mrs !
w. L. Hatley Saturday. w. L. /
Hatley and family spent Friday with |
friends up the canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John EisenhearC and /
little daughter. Bessie Mae, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. CIoudt |
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenheart /
are enjoying q vacation in the cot i
ages in the mountains and were at |
Sunglow store Saturday.
Ben Riggs, who has been employed |
turing fire season on government
rails in the Chirlcahua mountains, /
'eturned to his home in ST. David .
asst week and was accompanied by /
lis sister, Miss Martha Riggs, Sun /
lay to SungloW TO visit their two
lncles, Joe Smith and family and
Sam Smith and family, and Ben and
Martha Riggs motored up the can
'on as far as the ranger station
and had picnic dinner and enjoyed
! swim at the pool on the way
home. Mr.. and Miss Riggs speaJ
Monday night with relatives in the
Riggs settlement.
Mrs. E. E. Ainsworth and eln-
,loyes were surveying out at the
pool Monday. Henry
sanders is very busy hauling SAND
or the resort hotel at Rancho Man
anita.
Eli Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Hide
rand, Izella Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs
5uy BrowneH and son, Blair, anc
aughter, Barbara, were guest at the
Iatley ranch Monday. The BroWnelI
7mily returned to Bisbee where
Tr. Brownell will be back on duty as
ire chief at the Copper Queen. They
eturned by way OF Light.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson, or
were visitors OF Mrs Il.
!. Smith Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sanders and son, Ben.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

tree, local secretary. The United
States civil service commission has
announced that this examination will
be held for the general clerival field
For information as to the require
ments and the character OF the ex-
animation apply promptly to the sec
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

Immediately
Because we are the Worlds Largest Store buy less
and sell tor less You benefit by bness because we take
the purchasing power you and other eleven million
toners nave given us and buy things need for less
oor space proof of confidence in the future your
neghborhood and our neghborhood. AS neighbors we
greet you!
Our new General Cataog "The Thrift Book of Nation
containing $4,000 bargains is already in the hands
have copy for you, if you The coupon below
will bring this great guide economy, FREE AND POST
PAID. Mail the coupon NOW Get your book at once
Then test the service the quality and the savings the Worlds
Largest Store gives from its home in Los Angeles
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

Notice OF civil service examina-
ton has been issued by F. A. Crab
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
APPROVES BOND
FOR SEMINGS0N
But Controversy Over Indus
trial Secretary Holds Over
to Next Week

Another move in the expected
fight over the secretaryship OF the
corded yesterday when the state
state industrial commission was re-
auditing board approved a bill OF
$25 to pay bond of Gilbert Sem
ingson as secretary.
Only three members of the board
were present. and there were no
dissenting votes. John Steen, only
Independent member of the board,
was out Of the city. The bill as
presented by Semingson was also
approved by him as president pro
tenn of the board, Governor Sorlie
holding the chair only long enough
to put a few necessary formal
motions.
AT the same time the auditing
board apparently recognized two
secretaries by approving routine
bills presented by John Gammons
as secretary of the commission.
Semingson was appointed by Cover
nor Sorlie to take Gamm0n's place,
although Gammons had not re-
signed.
The final showdown in the con-
troversy is expected next week,
when the regular bill to pay Gam
mons. salary will be presented to
the auditing board. The board is
expected to refuse to give it ap-
prevail, thus forcing Independent
leaders to ask mandamus order
from the courts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
SECT
: CLAIMS LIBEL
Defense Is Started in DissO-
luton Proceedings Against
Religious Colony

st. Joseph, Mich, July 1S.-(F-
The states dissolution proceedings
against the House Of David colony
was resumed in circuit court here to-
day, with the beginning Of defense
testimony.
A recess of the case was granted
three weeks ago, after the states
testimony had been concluded.
Nuisance Charged
The state testimony revolved
around alleged immortality at the
colony, which it seeks to prove a
nuisance. Testimony also was In
troduced in an attempt to show that
Benjamin Purnell, head Of the colony.
defrauded members of the house OF
thousands of dollars.
Colony counsel in outlining their
case, indicated the defense will at
tempt to show that a conspiracy
exists among disgruntled former
members Of the organization to black
mail it's leaders and to obtain por-
ton Of the colony assets. 8
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
CONTROVERSY
| OVER OFFICER
HANGS FIRE
State Industrial Commission
Probably Won't Act About
GammOns Till August

Although Attorney General George
Shafer returned to his office today
from vacation trip 1t appeared
probable that a full meeting OF the
state industrial commission may not
be had until the first week III Au-
gust
The industrial commission, ut ITS
next meeting, is expected to take
steps to clarity the situation. grow
ing out of the appointment by Gov
crnor A. G.. Sorlie Of a secretary to
succeed John Gammons, favored by
the Independent members OF the
commission, who form a majority.
Any effort to hold full meeting
Of the commission today was pre-
vented by the absence Of j. A. kitch-
en-, commissioner of agriculture and
labor. Governor Sorlie is expected to
leave tonight and is not expected y
return until about August l. He will
visit Fargo, Grand Forks and Graf
ton and will speak at the Grand
Forks state fair on July 22. From
Grand Forks he will go to Macklnac,
Mich. to attend the governors con
ference.
1t is considered probable that In
dependent members of the commls-
sion may hold q nee, ing in the gov
errors absence. What effect any
action by them would have with re
gard to the sccrctaryship fight IS
problcmatical, however, in view OF
the so-callcd veto clause" in the
industrial commission law, which re-
quires the governors approval be
fore certain acts of the commission
may be regarded as valid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
IF STATES BANK KEEPS UP PACE.
PROFIT EVENTUALLY WILL BE- MADE

dollar on the whole amount.
The statement shows that the
deposits OF the bank increased al
most $4,00O,000 during the six
month period, practically all Of
this amount being in the form of
deposits by the state treasurer.
Six months ago the state trcasur-
er had balance Of $1,633, 950.8S.
On juno 30 his balance was $780,
1926.
Increase Goes Into BOnds
Most Of the increase in deposits
has gone into state, federal and
other bonds, this item now total
ing $l2,893, 096.74 as compared
with $9,80O,O65S6 six months ago
At the same time the amount OF
cash in other banks has decreased
from 1854 ,005.64 to $7,864,27271
The statement shows that real
estate bonds issued by the state
now total S25,645, 900. Real estate
loans made by the bank, but
against which no bonds have beer
issued, total S1,923.700.11. This
brings the total of real estat;
loans made by the state to ap'
proximately $27.600,000.
Deposits in the bank by city
township and school treasurers
showed an increase during the pc.
ricd, while the deposits by count.
treasurers declined
The amount Of real estate hel;
by the bank, ether than the bant
building, showed slight reduc
/ ton from S67140.49 six month,
ago to $66,37767 on June 30.