MINER’S MEAT MARKET
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ISetif; Pork, Mutton, Veal, etc.
Cured Meats. Fish and Poultry.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVFN TO MINING CAMPS
AND ROADHOUSES.
R. L. H. MARSHALL.
Make your RESERVATION Early
For XMAS DINNER at
The Golden Cafe
REST OF SERVICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
MRS. BOJTIN, PROPRIETRESS.
First Class
ROOMS
IN CONNECTION WITH
CHARLEY’S PLACE
RESTAURANT
'McCarthy, Alaska
OTTO STROM
BARBER SHOP
Vapor a Shower Baths
a. Com poet ahj Beds
Ejuuctiuc Hair A Scaep
Treatments
For General Work,
Biggage Transferred
Day or Night Calls
McCarthy Garage
Aato and Express Service
Office —Opposite Alaskan 7*ar
John Underwood
Blacksmith and Whee' right
Genera] Repairing
McCarthy,
Alaska
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REPORT OP THE FINANGIAL CONDmON OP
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
Located at Cordova, Alaska,at the close of Business on the 5th.day of Notr.lBIlU
RESOURCES LIABILITIES
%
LOANS fit DISCOUNTS. . .$212,304.96
OVERDRAFTS. 2.890.84
BONDS fit WARRANTS . . .206.285.00
bank;furniture;fixtures. . 15.255.99
CHECKS ON OTHER BANKS fit
CASH ITEMS.1.124.63
CASH ON HAND fit DUE FROM
banks .236. >22.0:’)
CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN. .$.25,000.0®^
SURPLUS FUND .5.OOO.O0U'
CONTINGENT FUND . .6,000.001''
UNDIVIDED PROFITS LESS
EXPENSES PAID, .. 7.597. EJC
DUE TO BANKS — DEPOSITS 8,348.39 - '
deosits .620.756.6®
CASIiiEtv’s CHECKS .37.80 X
CERTIFIED CHECKS. 1.443.49"
TOTAL. $674.Xn3.50 TOTA!. $674,183.50 ^
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I.Thos.S.Scott, Cashier of the abou unmo B-r h bo hereby
solemnly sv.enr that the i £ stater ■ a- is = ^»e to the
best of my knowledge and bob; :.
? u -S. • s:or t.
f sh»er.
U.S. America
Trty Alaska
S.S.
Third Division
(Koto; r\ So n
Subscribed and sworn beo .'
me this 12th th y oi Novem
her, 1917. » ‘ '< * rect A h rsr*
V.FLAbbstt, GKO. C. HAMLET,
Not try P.tbhc in KRED -LA >B?>.KNNBR •
& for the Trty o£ Director
Alaska, My Commission
expiresApril ‘Vt1.. I '--21.
BUSY
KAISER’S MEN
MAKING DEATH THREATS i
I
The Denver Post of November
ldth. publishes the ic/o iii t of a
31ae>c Hand letter which was
found pinned to tne steering:
wheel of an automobile owned
by Ross H. Spencer, a leader
in the Home Guird movement.
A similar warning has been
received by half a do/^en other
Denver citizens, who have been
active in recruiting and equip ;
ping a home guard for the city.
It bears out the theory of feu
eral agents and local police that
there is a strong organization ol
‘German propagandists at
work in Denver.
It is only one link in a long
chain of evidence in the hands
of secret service men and mem
bers of the local police that a un
ited effort is being made by Ger
man sympathizers to frighten
those who are working for home
defense.
Black hand letters have also
been received by scores of Amer
ican fathers and mothers whose
sons have joined the natioual
army. They promise
vengeance unless sons are in
duced to return frem the front. 1
i'V)C) J A i> .Vi j Nijy j-RATOR
APPOINTED FOR ALASKA
Judgs Royal A nu - »s M
J m »au. in. ? be3 i v.> vibiha l
Food Administr ator fo M-s'c ••,
by Herbert Hoover. N dional
Foo l aimin: -trntor.
Federal Fool iiin: !i.st motors
in various states or- beginning
to become important factors in
the regulation of food and the
prices thereof, ind especially in
formulating regulations to pre
vent speculation in all food pro
ducts.
MORMON PALACE COES
TO THE RED CROSS
Amelia Palace, the magnificent
home of the favorite wife of
Brigham Young, former presid
ent of the Mormon Church was
dedicated recently to the service
of humanity.when it was turned
over to the executive committee
of the Red Cross of Utah to
used as headquarters and work,
rooms of that organization; by,
its owners, Col. and Mrs. Edwin
F. Holmes, of New York and
1 Salt Lake.