Condensed Statement at Close of Business Sept. 2,1916
RESOURCES LIABILITIES
j Loans and Discounts.-.$138,614 42 Capital.$ 25,000,00
y Bonds. llx,*uu.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits. 10,588.16
/xA” I,,XtUrCS.JfZZ Deposits. 428,738.34
/ / ~Vi Cash an(* ^ue ^r0m ®an^s. 211,872X8
Mi i \ Total.$464,386.50 Total.$464,386.50
ll ilo, , ffiSL OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS NOW OPEN, AND WE SOLICIT
-YOUR ACCOUNT
j-'^r 'TVS.. 1 '■—— Res'rve Required by Law, 20 per cent. —————————————————————————————————
^ /|r 7 P A TP^T™' Our Reserve, 49 per cent. H T"' T"\ T TT /*' "P
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PROFESSORSHIP
CREATED
BUDAl’KST, Hungary, Sept. 15.
Prof. Rudolph H. Kunfalvi, Princeton
'95, who is professor of physics anil
mathematics at the Budapest State
Higher Gymnasium, is working again
for the creation of an exchange pro
fessorship between the two countries.
Before the war Prof. Kunfalvi had
succeeded in interesting the Hungar
ian authorities to the point that thev
were about to take it up with America,
but tile war interrupted discussion if
tiio project. Prof Kunfalvi has again
come to the fore with his plan aval
token it up with Frederick Courtlund
Penfleld, the American ambassador in
Vienna. The latter, he says, views
the matter favorably, though he hold
out no hopes that it is possible until
after the war
WRANGELL GOES WET TO
GET A WATER WAGON
Judge Jennings has decided t<
grant liquor licenses at \\ rangell nl
though there was some dispute a bon
the result of the election On the las
boat also came word that \Vrang'd
people declare they went vet tin
time to get money for their new fit
water works.
BUILDING NEW STEAMER
FOR WESTWARD RUh
The old reliable steamer Horn wi
soon tic* a tiling "f the past on th
westward run. and her place will li
taken by a brand new steamship whir
the Alaska Steamship Company ha
started to construct. It is likel
however, that the new vessel cannc
be* ready this year. The same con
pany is about to buttd three ne
steamers altogether, two of which wi
he for the southeastern run and tl
third to take the place of the Dorn.
-:u:
Deo Kent, one of the Republic!
candidates for the territorial leglsl
ture in the Second division, has wit
drawn from the race.
Centennial Best Flour *4.00 p
sack. The Dlutn, O’Neill Co.
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Till', HAC.l’K, Netherlands, Sept, 15.
A eurituis exchange arrangement
has been made between Dutch and
Belgian farmers on the frontier. Last
year the Berman troops in Belgian
territory made it exceedingly diffi
cult for the Dutchmen who owned
or rented land over the border tc
harvest their crops and, profiting b>
the experience then gained, many llol
lenders have this year, at any rate
in the province ol Limburg, enteroc
into agreements with Belgians own
ing lands on Dutch territory undo
which the latter are harvesting thoi
1 crops, and vice versa. The partie
1 e itin :>n l do not always get thei
'exact share, hut the electric frontie
harrier, whit h runs along the entir
Belgian frontier up to and along tli
river Meuse, has practically force
the respective owners to make at
ruogements whereby each can rental
j in his own country.
Two flocks of wild sheep were see
. on the- mountains near Seward reron
ly, one having 15 and the other froi
I 17 to Id animals in it.
IN THE COMMISSIONER’S COUR
FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALA
KA. FOR THE THIRD JUDICIA
DIVISION, CORDOVA PRECINC
BEFORE EDWARD F. MEDLE
UNITFO STATES COMMISSIO
ER AND EX-OFFICIO PROBA1
JUDGE.
I NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No. 110.
P
In the Matter of the Estate of Jol
Stephen Baur. Deceased.
II The undersigned. administratrix
s Iht* estate of .Jehu Stephen Baur, i
, ceased, hereby gives notice that ;
’ lining d ims against the «
I late of the said John Stephen Bat
deceased, are hereby admonished ai
i repaired to present same, with t
proper vouchors, within six niont
II from the date hereof, to the undi
c ; signed admit istratiix at her office a
place of business, and the office a
place of business of said estate,
wit, at the Boss Bakery and Hestt
n rant, in the Town of Cordova, Ter
tory of Alaska.
ll Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this S'
h- j lember 2, 1H16.
MRS. ANNA BAUR,
! Administratrix of the Estate of Jo
Stephen, Baur, Deceased,
er Date of ftrBt publication: Septetul
2. 1916.
Date of last publication: Seplewl
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MOUNTAIN INN'
Good hunting and fishing. Also fish J
| and game for sale in season. Boats
for rent, good meals and beds. Rates
$2.50 per day.
The Walkers
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Twenty Miles From Cordova.
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when in McCarthy
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FOR SALE
for $6,000, real estate with
a monthly income of $145,
besides a furnished cot
tage of five rooms. Inquire
/
at the Times office.
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! We represent the Niagara, London.;
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land Lingers, and others; all strong
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We also represent the Maryland
Casualty Company, and issue Fidelity
and Surety Bonds.
■ Northwestern Realty & trust Uo,
Vote For
Jas. Wickersham
(For Congress
FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF ALASKA
George Grigsby
Election November 7.
Mr. Workingman:
I After reading the following
|letter can you vote for John
Renan for Senator.
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of our Association. He understand# that he le to have nothing to do
•1th any union federation or any other agitators whatsoever, but
report directly to you laoedietely upon hie arrival in Fairbanks
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Mining District; and he further understands that should he In say way
violate the conditions herein oontalned, he forfaits all hie dale
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