TILjAMOOK HEADLIGHT JANUARY 16, 191».
R. W. Watson ....................... 254.60
.50
K F. Zachman .......................
Sheriff's Office.
General Fund.
120.74 C. B. Stanley ....................... »100.00
H V. Alley .....................
100.00
3.00 John Aschim .......................
Star Garage .....................
152.33
W.
L.
Campbell
...................
100.00
C. A. Johnson .................
2.50
85.00 J. C. McClure .......................
Myrtle Walline ...............
Witnesses Before the Grand Jury,
B. L. Beals .......................
s 2.20
Bessie Lamar .......................
R. T. Boals .......................
2.20
Will Himes .............................
J. L. Brown.......................
2.20
R. T. Boats ...........................
Bushong & Co.
2.20
Guy V. Richards ...................
W. L. Campbell .................
2.60
Kathleen Mills .....................
Chas. I. Clough ................
220
133.34 , Mrs. N. E. Wilson ...............
Erwin Harrison .................
2.60
85.00 Leland Bester .......................
Vida A. Millis .....................
260
Arthur Bester .......................
75.00
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Zella M. Harrison ............
3.40
William Brag .......................
45.11
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Coast Power Co....................
2.20
19.18 I Roy Larson ...........................
W. S. Coates .........................
2.20
12.29 Mrs. D. Billings ...................
Conover & Condit .............
2.60
Ethelyn Crawford ...............
7.17
C. O. & C. M. Dawson ...
2.20
Clara
Burge
...........................
6.121
Ira Dimond .......................
2.20
9.35 | Jas. Campbell .......................
Clark E. Embum ............
R. N. Henkle .......................
2.20
80.001
E. T. Epplett .....................
Mother’s Pensions.
24.68
H. M. Farmer ....................
»25.00
10.18 Mrs. Mary Burmester ....
The Fredrick Post Co..........
10.00
351.50 Irene Eudas ...........................
A H. Gaylord ....
17.50
170.00 Johanna York .......................
E. L. Glaisyer ....
25.00
9.12 Florence M. Baker ...............
Glass & Prudhomme
25.00
15.00 Ovel V. Gilliam .....................
D. E. Goodspeed ...
Lena
C.
Hall
.........................
10.00
24.00
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Goyne
.............
T. H.
17.50
70.45 I Ruby C. Brooten ...................
E T. Haltom ........
10.00
4.75 Sarah E. Hatch ...................
Thos. Hamilton ....
25.00
12.00 Augusta E. Williams ...........
Mrs. H. C. Hanson ..............
10.00
A M. Hare ........................ L
122.00 Grace V. Illingworth ...........
10.00
6.12 Emma E. Colestock...............
Obe Harris ...........................
40.00
56.87 Marie Gitchell .......................
W. S. Coates ...........................
4.00
Road District No. 1.
E. I. Parish ............. .,...........
16.44 L. Q. Pollock ....................... »
Erwin Harrison ...................
J. L. Hartman & Co., Agts. ..66.50 F. P. Hobson .......................
133.00 Dave Krumlauf ...................
Dr. W. C. Hawk ..................
5.45 W. M. Tomlinson ..
Hiner & Reed Steel Works
25.00 L. H. Kinney ..........
Mrs. F. P. Hobson ..............
19.45 P. E. Allen ............
L. S. Hushbeck ..................
25.00 M. Springer ............
L. S.. Hushbeck ...................
11.45 O. White .................
Irwin Hodson Co.
6.15 A. E. Rittenhouse .
J. F. Jones ...
9.35 C. W. Ross ..............
E. E. Koch ....
83.33 E. Krumlauf ............
G. B. Lamb ....
55.00 J. B. Langley ........
Marion Hare .......................
2.1i Geo. Krumlauf ........
G. B. Lamb...........................
Oregon Agricultural College 750.00 Jas. Pallin ................
78.68 j Chas. Blum .............
F. L. Owens .........................
58.21; Max Hugenin ........
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co............
1.34 John Lundy ............
A. A. Pennington .................
.75 | F. C. Reed .............
T. C. Percy ...........................
4.15 W. B. Aiderman ...
Plasker Bros...........................
5.00 j Anderson Bros...........
Pleasant Valley Grange ....
11.43 A. C. & H. Anderson
Royal Chop House
22.00 ' John Grey ....
Chas. E. Runyon .
1.50 Bud Steele ...
J. M. Selby .........
180.03 Ernest Stauder
R. L. Shreve .........
1.50 T. E. Cain .............................
S. Siskey ...............................
A. F. Smith & M. A. Wheeler 12.50 Edw. Braunersreuther ...
7.60 J. Stewart .............................
Mutual Tel. Co....................... ■
14.00 Gillman Nunn ...............
Tillamook Headlight ........
12.50 E. J. Bartrow .................
Tillamook Herald ...............
20.00' Jack Leslie .........................
Tillamook Merc. Co..............
9.00 Sam Tomlinson .................
Tillamook Transfer Co. ...
R. W. Watson
10.00 Chas. Haybarker .................
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Bills Allowed By County Court
50.00
67.50 A. C. Deuel ...
C. E. Allen ...
7.00
Ulysses
Edwards
13.50
J. M. Vermilyea
24.38
9.00 W. S. Coates ..
Bill Whan .........
5.00
22.50 I. Shortlidge ...
B. Hugenin ...
27.00
Harrison
180.00 Erwin
F. C. Reed
8.60
22.50 Qaude Lane ...
O. Toney ...............................
8.60
Lewallen
Claude
100.00
W. F. Cain ...........................
1
7.00
Hiner & Reed Steel Works, Inc. . 21.75 Ernest Lightfoot
7.00
57.41 Clyde Lane ...
Nehalem Garage ...................
7.00
9.00 Orlie Kellow ............
Southern Pacific ...................
7'30
J.
G.
Brink
................
Road District No. 2.
7.50
Edward Mallory ....
H. Gilmore Price ...................
11.25
P. D. Ott ..................
I. Shortlidge ...........................
7.45
Ray & Co.....................
L. Matthews ........................... 1
2.40
Star Garage ..............
Guy Allman ...........................
52.60
Wilson, Gilbert & Co.
H. Nelson ...
Jurors.
Ed La Francis
I 6.20
B. J. McCowell ........
W. S. Coates
9.20
Jacob Pesterfield ...
L. D. Smith .
5.40
Condit
............
C.
M.
Star Garage ...
2.20
Jos. Durrer ............
Henry Nelson .
2.20
M. R. Hannenkratt ...
Ed La Francis .
3.20
Gust Wicklund .............
N. J. Dye .........
3.20
Fred Skomp ................
Oscar Tittle ...
3.20
B.
Kuppenbender
........
G. C. Vaughn .
3.20
W. J. Himes ................
Ray Hammond .
3.20
B. Knoblock ................
Ben Darby ....
Reg. Jurors.
Hans Wilks ...
»18.80
S. V. Anderson ............
Joe Blazer .....
19.40
W.
B.
Elliott
................
Haugen
....
T.
19.00
Thore Haugen ............
J. T. Woodward
21.00
F. W. Crane ................
E. Goodspeed ..
3.20
A. N. Erskine ..............
C. Christensen .
18.80
P. B. C. Lucas ............
I. Tagman ........
13.00
Edw. Weston ................
A. Freeberg ...
19.40
Solon Schiff man ............
Frank Dye ....
18.40
C. A. Swenson*..............
Ulysess Edwards
18.80
Albert Darby ....................
Peter Erickson .
23.60
S. C. Larson ......................
P. Erickson
Special Venure.
Good Roads Machinery Co.
18.20
■W. B. Aiderman ..............
W. S. Coates
17.20
N. W. Barker ..................
Fred Gould
Jacob
Breeden
..................
18.20
Erwin Harrison ...................
A. W. Bunn ........ ..............
18.20
Road District No. 3.
Marion Doty ......................
18.20
P. C. Meyer ........
28.00 F. E. Pangborn ................
18.20
w. s. Coates ....
3.00
Grand Jury.
Ole Redburg ....
17.50 A. W. Plank ..................
6.40
Frank Carver ....
10.50 C. C. Jensen .....................
14.80
Harold Scherzinger
10.50 L. P. Gray
17.20
Carl Commons
3.50 S. A. Brodhead ..
6.40
Earl Porter ..
2.62 A. M. Austin ...
6.40
Earl Ayer ...
3.06 C. V. Stoker ....
11.63
C. C. Murphy .
65.25 T. J. Harris, Jr. .
6.40
Vai Fisher ....
15.75
76.50
*
Guy Mattoon ..
Well, the Democrats had instituted
Vai Fisher ....
7.00 war taxes before we had a war, and
Leroy Edwards
28.00 it is not surprising that we are going
Ulysses Edwards
12.25 to have them in our midst after the
Ira Dimond ....
3.50 war is over.
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Harold Brandt
17.50
Some people suppose that being
E. F. Carter ...
8.75
Lester Edwards
5.25 democratic is patronizinz the people.
G. W. Galloway
i 7.00 A democratic monarch is one who
pats a peasant boy on the head and
H. A. Brandt ..
10.50
inquires as to his grandmother's
Frank Reynolds
42.00 health, or puts on a set of false
Forrest Ayer ...
97.50 whiskers and mingles with the com-
Albert Boon ........
10.30 j mon or garden variety of citizens on
Cloverdale Garage
4.70 t the sidewalk, just as if he were hu-
Ray Cooper ........
7.50 man.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITIO« OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BA NK
At Tillamook in the State of Oregon at the close of business Dec. 31, 1918.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts................................... »451,088.38
4,168.31
Overdafts, unsecured.................................................... • • • • • • • • • • •
U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation par value »25,000.00
U. S. Bonds and certificates of indebtedness owned
20,000
and unpledged ............................ <
45,000.00.
Premium on U. S. Bonds..................
Liberty Loan Bonds, 3H, 4, and 4*4 pct. unpledged » 3,550.00
Liberty Loan Bonds, 314, 4, al*d D* pct. pledged to
secure State and other deposits or bills payable . . 15,000.00
Payments actually made on Liberty 4‘A pct bonds
79,650.00
of the Fourth Liberty Loan owned ........................... 61,100.00
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure
postal savings deposits................................................ I 3,000.00
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for State, or
other deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable . . 5,000.00
Securities other than U. S. Bonds (not including stocks)
awned unpledged........................................................... 63,466.45
71,466.45
Total bonds securities, etc, other than U. S..........................
900.00
Stocks of Federal Reserve Bank (50 pct of subscription............
7.247.16
Furniture and fixtures.........................................................................
42,589.10
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank...................................
59,492.38
Cash in vault and net amount due from national banks............
966.44
Net amount due from banks, bankers and trust companies. . . .
3,962.07
Checks on banks in same town as reporting bank.......................
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting
1,560.13
bank and other cash items. ..............................................................
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from
1,250.00
U. S. Treasurer....................................................................................
Interest earned but not collected—approximate—on Notes
8,265.36
and bills receivable not past due..................................................
283.37
War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps actually owned............
»777,889.15
Total
LIABILITIES
9 25,000.00
Capital stock paid in
15,000.00
Surplus fund .........
1,839.66
Undivided profits ..................................................................................
25,000.00
Circulating notes outstanding ....".................................................
11,051.72
Net amount due to banks, bankers and trust companies............
Individual deposits subject to check................................................ 416,286.12
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days( other than
16,500.00
for money borrowed........................................................................ • •
60,00
Certified checks......................................................................................
283.07
Cashier’s checks outstanding..............................................................
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
15,000.00
of assets of this bank.................................................. •....................
2,578.00
Dividends unpaid ..................................................................................
6,285.50
Other demand deposits .......................................................................
Total demand deposits subject to reserve................ »456,992.69
42,150.69
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) .........
459.99
Postal savings deposits.......................
200,394.49
Other time deposits........................... .
»243,005.08
Total time deposits subject to reserve
Total
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