The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 16

16 THE COFFEYVILLE PSIt? JOURNAL1, COFFEYVILLE. KANSAS, SATURUAV, APRTC if, 03 Condensed Official Report of the Condition of 11 i Of Coffey ville, Kansas, at the Close of Business, February 14, 1908 mm Mm I ill Liabilities Resources $100,000 00 Loans and $317,487.32 36,000.00 Overdrafts 1,875.58 6,080.17 U. S. Bonds and Premiums 62,250.00 60,000.00 Furniture and fixtures 3,500.00 .461,613 53 Due from U. S.

Treasurer 3,000 00 I 1 I i ii nm i i.ff i rjjr -l I -Hri '---vt- -J Capital Surplus Undivided Profits. Circulation Deposits Bonds and warrants 44,32592 $663,693.70 Cash and Exchange 231,254.88 $663,693.70 The Above Statement is Correct CHAS, M. BALL3 Cashier Directors E. M. KANE W.

C. HALL M. A. E. PATTON F.

S. MITCHELL C. T. CARPENTER I C. M.

CONDON A Good Statement of a Strong, Conservative Bank Thoroughly Equipped to Serve its Customers to the Best Possible Advantage. In judging a bank always remember that it is its Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits and Conservative Management that give security, to the Depositor. Stockholders' Liability $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits $45,000.00 Capital $100,000.00 Funds of This Bank Are Insured Against Burglary 0 IDE Mover was that the milk inspection "fees and tines" should be made to pay the inspector. The ordinance, which was left here some weeks ago by Dr. Wilson, of Manhattan was referred to the ci.y attorney to report at the next meeting.

A lew minor changes in the ordinance vvpre ordered to be made. The resignation of John Clennan, the street commissioner was read and accepted. No one was appointed to his place. BUT FEW CHANGES MADE BY CANVASSING BOARD. 11 JOHN CLENNAN RESIGNS CASH STORE NOT TO MENTION SCOUT.

CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS Council In Adjourned Session Transacts Some Other Business Milk Inspection Discussed. Name of "Buffalo Bill" to Be Left Out of Gould Case. The city council met Friday, night as a canvassing board to count the votes oast at the city election last Tuesday. The results of the count confirmed (the original report of the judges, and only a few errors were found in summing up the majorities'. After the count was made, the mem bers of the school board, councilmen and city court officials were declared duly elected, and the city clerk was authorized to issue them certificates of itheir election The following officials were declared elected with the majorities with their names: T.

C. Harbourt, marshal of Court of Coffeyville 65 T. C. Harbourt, majphall of the court 149 i (Dimly (My $12 New York, April 11. Mrs.

Howard Gould, in her suit for divorce, gained a point yesterday. The appellate division, by a unanimous vote, sustained the appeal of her counsel from the decision of the lower court in regard to the examination of witnesses as to the alleged acts of Mrs. Gould iprior to her marriage to Howard Gould. The decision prevents the introduction of evidence in regard to the wife's alleged relations with Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill- previous to her marriage.

Mr. Gould, through his attorneys, obtained an exparte order for the examination of Helen Mar in advance of the trial It was alleged that Mrs Gould had confessed to Helen Mar to certain irregularities previous to her marriage to Mr. Gould. The order was objected to at the time by Mrs. Gould's counsel, and when granted an appeal was taken to the higher court The court finds in favor of Mrs.

Gould and reviews the case briefly. In part the decision says: "The action was commenced over eight years after the marriage and the testimony sought relates only to antenuptial. of the plaintiff, which, if established, would not constitute a defense to the action. It is true that there are in the affidavit certain allegations of fraud, but if ithey be established it would not justify the defendant in abandoning the plaintiff or maltreating her after the marriage. The court says also that the testi School Board Members 247 487 116 314 154 365 George Stoneking F.

N. Skinner H. M. Walton Geo. C.

Dillon J. A. Ruthrauff Wm. Stewart Ccuncilmen. T.

A. McDonald: H. V. Dale Wm Helmering F. E.

Sellers. Geo. Coverdale J. A. 9 10 31 43 9 This is the Store to Buy Your Groceries NOT HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW 000D We have a large stock of canned goods and to reduce our stock we will make the following low prices: 1 can L.

C. Peaches, regular 20c, now 15 1 Can L. C. Peaches, Ramona, regular 25c, now 20l 1 Can L. C.

Peaches, Y. regular 30c, now 25 1 Can Apricots, Congress, regular 25c, now 20 1 Can Egg Plums or Green Gages 20 1 Can Choice Pears 20 1 Can Fancy Pears 25 2 Cans Gooseberries 25 1 Can Preserved Cherries 30 1 Can Jam XO 3 Cans Pure Cream Corn 25 4 Cans Choice Corn 25 3 Cans Hominy 25, 3 Cans 2 lb. Tomatoes 25 2 Cans Fancy 3 lb. 25c 7 Bars Silk, D. C.

or Lenox Soap "...25. 3 Cans Saxon Lye 10 2 Packages Defiance Search, 1 lb 15 Headquarters lor fruits, oranges, lemons, grape fruit, lettuce, onions, peas, radishes, new potatoes, etc mony sought is not shown to have any bearing on Mr. Gould's further treatment in the affidavit that he wiK ask for certain affirmative relief nor The case is fine gold filled, warranted for twenty years, fine hand engraved in latest patterns and works are seventeen jew- eled, latest model, genuine Elgin make. A bargain at this pnce and absolutely guaranteed. 3 would it be material as bearing on the questiorfof alimony to be awarded.

Transaction of Business. After the vote "had been canvassed, the council met in adjourned session to transact the business left over from the last meeting. J. K. Beatty, S.

S. Carrimgton and W. J. Frazier were apointed as a board of appraisers for condemnation of property necessary for the opening of Sixteenth and North streets. Sixteenth street is to be opened from Walnut to the railroad right of way.

North street is to be opened through on block in the Pottery addition. An ordinance to change the frontage of lots No. 20 and No. 21 in block No. 3 of Upham's South Park addition was read an passed tbe council.

The milk ordinance was then brought up before the council. The 'Did you notice in the parade a very important point of interest to every one in Coffeyville? It rwas the display earn- of the Lamertha announcing the fact 11 Store ewelr 1 of their being the only first-class plce for first-class people to get a first-class, meal. Well, this is aboni-fide fact and by the way to be convinced go there for your Sunday dinner. It will only cost you 25 cents if you are satisfied and no: a farthing if you are not. The Lamertha is at 1015 Walnut 8th and Walnut Streets Ways and Means committee recom mended that unless the expenses oi the city were; cut down somewhere '113 9th ST.

PHONE 92 hat it would be inexpedient to pay Mrs. Richard Brunazzi of Texar-kana, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Janssen and neice, Mrs. Frank Simon. for milk inspection from the general fund.

The sentiment of the council.