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Statement of Condition at the Close of Business.
FIRST BANK CORDOVA
October 28, 1915.
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| RESOURCES
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| Loans and Discounts.$.72,648.11
g Bonds. Seattle and Portland Local Improve
ment Bonds. 61,570.00
:•;! Overdrafts. 751.64
P. Fixtures . 2,800.00
jjpUash on hand and due from Banks.201,252.55 5
£ Total .$339,022.30
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| Capital.$ 25,000,.00
Surplus . 3,500 00
Undivided Profits. 2,284.66
g Deposists . 305,519.26
'£ Due Banks. 2,718.38
Total .$339,022.30
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g Banking Hours 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Open during Noon hour
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Lights, Steam Heat, Suites With Bath.
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Cordova Power
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LIGHTS, WATER, PHONES
AND POWER
25 and 40 Watt Lamps.35c.
60 Watt Lamps.50c.
100 Watt Lamps.. ^.75c
250 Watt Lamps.$2.00
200 Watt, Gas Filled Lamps.$3.00
Office: FIRST STREET.
575 TOWN LOTS IN CORDOVA
Ranging in price from $50 up to $3,000, and 600
Town lots in Chitina ranging in price from $50
to $1,000.
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CORONATION
KIOTO, Nov. 11—Following the
grand coronation ceremony at Ui<>
Shlshiiden, the antique ceremony of
the “kagura” dance was celebrated
today at the Shunkoden hall in the
present of the whole court.
In the early hours the Shunkoden
hall, wherein reposes the Imperial
sanctuary, was decorated appropriate
ly. At the appointed time the digni
taries of state, high military and na
val officers, and titled personages, and
their wives, assembled at the waiting
hall in the compound of the imperial
palace. They wore the same dress as
on the ceremony of the previous day.
The doors of the imperial santuary
were thrown open by the officiating
officials to the strains of the kagura
music. Next the officials presented
tho H.ntuary, these being placed on
the santuary, these being placel on
the altar. The soft strains of the
’ kagura music were heard continually
Then the chief ritualist attired in
full religious costume proceeded be
fore the sanctuary and read a Shinto
prayer.
When the Emperor had taken his
seat on the imperial throne the cham
berlains who held the sacred sword
and the imperial seal placed them on
the tables near by. The scene was
one of great beauty and color, with
the dominating note solemnity.
The ceremony proper was then be
gun. It was concluded in a short
space of time, The Emperor rose
from his seat, and, while court ritual
ists were ringing the sacred bells,
made a respectful bow to the santu
ary. The same formalities were ob
served by the Crown Prince, princes
end princess of the h’ood and other
' : members of the imperial family.
J The court musicians then resumed
j j the kagura music and the Emperor
1 end members of the imperial house
; j -etirod in the same order observed
at their entry.
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Ole Berg is n recent arrival rrom a
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rat tug a copper property for several
years. He is on his way to the stats t, s
where he expects to secure sufficient s
capital to open up a shipping mine.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, J
Nov. 3—Reed Heilig, of Fairbanks. ♦
who graduated from the University ♦
of Washington in 1912. has been ap- j ♦
pointed district attorney of the fourth 4
division of Alaska. He is a member j 4
of the Delta Chi fraternity. I J
Mr. J. P. O'Neill, of Juneau, and J
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Dawson, edited the University news- ,
paper, the Daily, in the absence ofjj
Edltor-ln-cheif Emil Hurja, of Fair- J
banks, Hurja accompanied the foot- j *
ball team to Berkley, where the Cali- ♦
fornia-Washlngton game was played J
on November 6.
Mr. O’Neill is a junior in the de
partment of journalism, and is a mem
ber of the Slgna Delta Chi fratenlty.
The University of Washington will
be in wireless coinunication with Al
aska when plans for an efficient ex
perimental radio station are complet
ed. The receiver has already been,
installed and it is expected that the
sending apparatus will be put in very
soon.
A course in wireless telegraphy
may be offered next year, and the!
plant used for experimentation.
The work is being done under the
directiondirection of the department
of electrical engineering and is in
charge of two engineering students,,
E. C. Miller, and F. M. Ryan.
Suoscribe for the Alaska Times.
.Delivered or by mall only $2 a year. If;
paid in advance.
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' assistant on newspaper, by American
woman of twenty-five. Have had
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