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jfFiS OF THE COUNTY
Abstract of the Proceedings of
the Board of County Com
missioners of Whitman
County. Washington.
Purcuant to adjournment the board of conn- j
(■ eonioQMsioneri of Whitman county. Wash- i
JKton, nset May 2. 1910, with the fallowing
otficrs present : J. R. R'iply, county com
pnaioner ani chairman oi the board; W. (J. |
McCoy and Samuel Ellis, county commis
sioners.
Current Expense Claims Allowed.
Anderson, JA, livery for sheriff $ 200
Barroll, KB, supplies for court house 30 £0
Bates, h V, deputy assessor 98 00
Baylor, John W, deputy assessor 123 50
Brsmwell Bros, printing for assessor 15 00
Bramwell Bros, printing for Co Supt 18 25
Bramwell Bros, printing for auditor . 62 50
grown, R S, livery for Pros Atty x 00
Carley Broi, supplies for Co engineer 13 35
Carley Bros, weights for clock and re
pairing furniture 48 00
Cab Barn, livery for indigent 17 50
Cab Barn, hauling small pox patient. 9 50
Cab Barn, livery for fheriff 6 00
Calef, 0 P, deputy MWor 81 65
Carter, G B, hoarding prisoners 145 40
Carter. G B, paid for labar 7 97
Cotterill EB, work for treasurer.... 42 50
Colvin, Theresa, work for assessor .. 54 00
Colvin, W S. work putting in clock.. 22 50
Corner, Geo L, Exp deputy sheriff .. 4 50
Cole, Wm, Exp deputy sheriff. .... 58 35
Colfax City, water for April 16 33
tter, AF, deputy assessor 108 50
ally, Frank X, service for asses
■ 1 50
[ & McKenzie, lights for April .. 40 00
Cox, R A, Exp county farm 40 30
Dfeifus, Simon ft Co, supplies for
court home 7 CO
Dou^la*". rf D, recording marriage
certificate 1 00
Dobson, W R, livery for county engi
neer ... 15 00
Dodds, George, fuel for county farm 18 70
Duncan. Wm If, itempa as feea 11 90
Eaatep, J B, guarding prisoners 36 DO
Elder, R G, deputy assessor 94 50
Ellis, Samuel, Exp county commis
sioner 11 65
Farnsworth, C H, livery for sheriff .. 2 50
Colfax Gazette, county printing 21 50
Colfax Gazette, county printing 6 00
Colfax Gazette, county printing 5 75
Glass & Prudhomme, supplier for
auditor 30
Glass & Prudhomme, supplies for
auditor 1 97
Hamilton Drug Co, supplies for coun
ty nurse 9 50
Hamilton Drug Co, medicine for in
digents 14 00
Harvey, 0 H, livery, county physi
cian 5 00
Harvey, 0 H, livery for sheriff 3 50
Harvey, O H, livery for sheriff 3 50
Henderson, J A, supplies for county
farm 5 15
Hemp, Thomas W, deputy assessor.. 142 15
Hibb', LX, supplies for Co farm ... 11 75
Howard Clock Co, bell for clock 353 85
Howard Clock Co, clock 1240 00
Huntley Bros, supplies for prisoners 1 00
Irwio, G IT, supplies for county farm 6 35
Johnson Bros, livery for commission
era 2 00
Johnson Bros, livery for sheriff 25 00
Johnaon. Bros, liyery, county nurse . 3 50
Johnson Bros, livery, county engi
neer ". 26 00
Katterhagen, Henry, deputy assessor 154 50
Kini,', A E, supplies, county Supt ... 3 35
King, A E, supplies for auditor 3 70
tA E, supplies for assessor 265
Charles, work on county farm 13", 90
rd, TJ, deputy assessor ..... 172 25
f, W M, Exp deputy Supt 12 05
f. W If, Exp deputy Supt 4 20
n, J O, Exp Co Supt 24 95
•n, Mrs JO, work for Supt .. 11 00
Matlock Bros, livery, county engineer 550
Matlock Bros, livery for sheriff 5 00
Murray, E 0, making plats for audi
tor 4 30 CO
Muir, G P, livery for county commis
sioners 11 00
McCaw, JM, Exp county engineer.. IS 45
McN'all, 0 P, deputy assessor 88 34
McPheeters, Oiville, livery for Dep
ehnrirf 6 50
McPheeters, Orville, livery, county
Supt 15 00
McKinney, T H, Eip county nurse.. 5 16
McCoy, W 0, Exp county commis
sioner 18 00
Newman, George H, Exp county
clerk 80
Neirtz, J, livery for sheriff 6 00
Nye, Ira \, deputy assessor 77 00
Pioneer Bindery & Printing Co, sup
plies for auditor 66 50
Keshuian, Mike, labor 16 "20
Koberte, H W, deputy assessor 105 00
Kjbertß, L L, Exp deputy sheriff 31 10
Brown, R S, livery for sheriff 4 50
Knply, J R, Exp county commia
"oner 16 75
St Ignatius Hospital, caring for indi
gents 118 00
Standard Oil Co, distillate 7 35
oaxon, St (/lair, deputy assessor 88 20
»haw & Borden Co, office supplies .. 51 75
ohaw & Borden Co, office supplies... 25 00
gims, HX, extra work and eipense.. 21 20
Hmriey, Samuel, livery for sheriff 3 00
smith, L B. deputy assessor 120 00
oqmbb, EA, express and drayage ... 175
Aaylor, C W, deputy assessor 84 85
T^RUe, Charles, deputy assessor .... 144 90
WMaon, 8 If, livery for sheriff 7 00
Wneeler-Mutter Co, supplies for court
bouse ... 900
Weinberg, E W, deputy assessor..... 91 00
J G, printing for Supt 17 00
*. l«an Implement Co, supplies for
Y»«Bty ...::. 3 75
w **>din & Morrison, supplies for pris
oners ...... .. . . 6 28
Worthy, Lee A, supplies for county
W 9 00
Zimmerman, P L. supplies for county
farm 53 00
Road and Bridge Claims Allowed.
J»jjey, I J & Co, lumber 17 92
«"or,SS, bridge work 66 25
gwlaice. A L, fencing road «* 00
gnpll, E R, road supphes 23 40
JwlUd., repairs... 90 00
wall &Co graders and scraDeru. ... 415 00
{jillnpß, J T, bridge at Winona 100 00
Kurns Walter, bridge work 20 00
J-'ark & Eaton Co, supplies 48 45
Simon & Co, road supplies.. 25 90
J-obson, .1 A, labor 60 00
Ureifu*, Simon &. Co. road supplies.. 40 75
£o» mu g wA> blacksm.thing 100
|& step, JJ, biackMnithing 12 00
farmers Implement Co, supplies 46 60
£ fa&ch, U S, road supplies 18 00
Gelwick P D, drayaje 6 50
««en, Henry, land for road «3 00
""key, JO, bridge work , 27 50
Henley, a X, labor . 30 00
°ewn K) J I), i aD or '..'.'.'...".'..'. 70 00
°e?ley, A E, labor 50 00
Oem, a tnry labof 63 qq
j*°<W C W, bUcksmithing 13 50
Howard, T A. labor 12 00
J »ooey J W. bridge work 97 00
•{ones, Carl, labor 6 00
I vT 6 * Fre(i > land *or r0ad .......... 75 00
if.v' ?' W»ckaaiithing 11 20
Mackey, H C, labor ..... 37 50
Orffn*, 1, A W« Wacksmithing 30 65
Pnf I. vt 1 fenc »nX »oad 20 00
t^VZ f umber Co, lumber 387 72
\ .Cv V um°er Co, lumber 910
HKw umber Vo, lumber 11 85
3^«ch Lumber Co, lumber 8 75
J^atch Luin her Co, lumber 2 65
!Si i°£ f UDib«f Co, lumber 24 65
Lumbar Co, lumber 272 05
pS!** Lnmher Co, l utnber _ 8
• «-t atch Lumber ('o, ...im* 9.47
i PIJ!r U --W a Vehou B 'eCo; l um: 2J73°
oH-vajfe, a X blHckminthintr ■ no
I HUatton, O H, Ke,ley bSdfc" ""I" 373 0
1 r,ut ar E? lariac->nd P"»* ■■■' «s
otout. fc L, repairing bridge . •> %
Scott, James H, ro*d supplies 15 25
Sloan, Nest,,r. bridge work ."."""' 23 "
Taylor, H G. lumber £
Union Iron Works/pile driver .' '.'''' 67 5
Union Iron Works, pile driver... 78 00
wJrn I* A', '^ f"r r°a<l 1««
i wr?°« J«"Plemeut Co, road supplies 40 00
»» in**?. x 5 tJ, labor *• 4 -/1
w|se,Bj;iab Of ;•.;■.;■;; 4S oo
vhitman Implement Co, truck ..'.'. 45 00
S. >rnes, R B. bridge work 17 50
D V, bridge work .. 15 OO
Surveyor's Cost Bill Allowed.
Kammerzell change in Carroll road.. 56 70
Justice Court Cost Bills Allowed.
St a» 6 °/ WMhinjcton vs F T Flynn . 305
State of Washington vs Spencer Hol
loway 4 "5
State of Washington vs Patrick Hen
nesy 5 50
St?J e of Waßh>ngton' vs ' William
Morse .. 54 60
|' ate "J Washington vs James Reiliy 550
State of Washington vs Frank Will
lamß 5 50
Road District Claims Allowed.
Road District No. 1.
Barton, J M, labor 2 4 00
BillinKsly, J L. labor 15 00
Duncan, WC, labor [ 10 00
Huntley, EE, supervisor \ 91 10
.Taquee, Chaa L, labor 36 00
Kerns, A M, labor 13 30
Krooße, J F, labor 27 00
Mason, Nelson, labor 15 (»0
Milne, A K. labor 19 50
McMillian, C F, labor 14 00
Sloan, Thomas, labor 10 00
Witte, A, labor 36 25
Leister, A S, foreman 29 (0
Leister. C E, labor 7 25
Lei-ter, C E, labor 23 25
Leister, A S, foreman and team 73 00
Leister, A S, team 10 00
Black, J A, lahor 5 50
Jones, F P, labor 12 50
Thompson, L S, labor 4 50
Moore, Gains, labor 11 25
Barlow, P H, labor 2 50
Overholt, W E, foreman 7 ,",0
Wagner, H E, foreman 43 50
Martin, O J, labor 11 75
Wagner, J J, labor 12 50
Bailey, C E, labor 5 00
Ewan, Elbert, labor 5 75
Hitman, Will, labor 6 00
Ewan, Elbert, labor 3 00
Wagner, H E, teams 45 20
Hodgins, Emory, labor and team 11 25
Gustin, A H, labor and team 14 00
Gordon, James, labor 7 50
Clark, Henry J, foreman and team.. . 22 50
Stone, Lloyd, labor and team 4 50
Clark, Floyd, labor and team 4 50
Crider, N M, foreman and team 33 90
Crider, John, labor 5 00
Crider, Henry, labor 3 75
McPheeters, S F, foreman 60 00
Bingham, Lewis M, 1ab0r.... 16 25
Bonney, Harry, labor 17 50
King, J H, labor 12 50
Disney, W E, labor and team 36 90
Campbell, M B, labor and team 15 00
Holtz, W A, labor and team 4 50
Scott, T W, labor and team 4 50
Road District No. 3.
Schierman, C J, labor and team 19 00
Nelson, Frank, labor 15 00
McDougall.George, foreman and team 164 00
McDougall, Charley, labor and team. 117 00
Sweet, William, labor . . 30 00
Mattoon, O H, labor and team 33 25
Mattoon, Ira, labor 14 0(1
Smith, F E, labor 13 75
Ellis, W R, labor 22 50
Kleweno, C, labor 6 50
Bodine, JM, foreman and team . 42 s<>
Staireo, Phil, labor 2--$ 75
Walker, W H, labor 10 00
Brown, George, labor and team 18 50
McDaniels, George, labor 5 00
Storms, Levi, labor 10 12
Rioth, Nick, labor 9 00
L>avißon, Norman, labor and team... 9 00
Wood, J A, foreman and team 98 00
Ochs, H Peter, labor and team 27 50
Ochs, John, labor S 75
Horton, E H, labor 3 10
Ping, Frank, labor 30 00
McKarland. A L, labor 32 50
Bliss, A O, labor 32 50
Johnson, O P, labor 32 oO
Nelson, C N. labor 32 50
Ochs, George, labor , 8 7>
Ping, Bert, labor and teams 1/7 5.)
\V aid rip, F V, labor and teams 130 00
Wo<>d J A, labor and teams 97 75
Fountain, D W, labor 2 50
Miller, JW. labor 4 00
Johnson, If T, labor 8 00
Walker, E R, labor 4 00
Hughes. John, labor and team 9 00
Olson, Peter, labor 2 oO
Zornes, D V, labor 15 00
Z>rnes,Rß, labor WoO
Prater, R E, labor and team 4b 00
Bidle, WA, labor and teams "*, .
Buff.n, Frank, labor 18 75
Parvin, Earl, Übor « «>
Parvin, HM, labor and teams ...... 12b nO
Bloom, John H. supervisor and ex
pense 102 ?"
Smith, F F, labor < "0
Gardo, L P. labor * 36
Martin, Wm, labor
Cooper, Fred, labor £ «»
Nelson CN, labor 2b 2o
I Ping, Frank, labor 2jM
Hughes, Tom, lab ; r 5 00
MoFarland, A C, labor 27 oO
SS^°«b«r.:::::::::::::::: SS
Road District No. 4.
Huina, Frank, expense 10 65
i?»£», rr. h7^:::::::::
g^a^;;;F ;;;;; is
Brannan, CA laoor
Williams. Lew labor 50 00
. Smith, NJ. labor £- v
jColvm.SG labor g«
Anderson, A H. labor
:« m r»or-*ndte.m 105 00
Sbreck. M E. labor J^
It^^^k^-work:::::::: 24000
HanS Frank M, «P«t«« % ™
■ Heidenricb, Harry, labor w
Branch, WH, labor •••• £
Branch, JT.^bor -....
i Downing, W A, labor.. 1&
i Wise, TC. labor.. 15 Q0
! a nrftV G VV, labor . -^
' fKffiy. Clarence, labor •■•. J«J
Scott, Joe. labor ••••• 40 00
! wise, W B, team work
Wise W B, supervisor
IwLe.'sL, abor and team --•. gSO
Wert, RVf Tabor ' "ll~^ 25 °°
Huffman, C F, labor
Wise. WB. surervisor
Wise, W B. team work ■■••
SciiSld, W W,°laborandteam... 53 70
Road District No. 6.
Atherton. B, labor^ •''• 92
Boyd, A R, foreman g w
ionser, R K.Jabo^ •• 5 CfJ
Harter, Frank, abor 3Q 00
Harter. Frank, labor _ 5
Jennines. OK. labor • • • „ M
Kent, James, 1ab0^...;;; 52 50
Riobardflon, T J, woor
CQLFAX GAZETTE, COLFAX, WASHINGTON, MAY 13, 1910.
StopbeaMa, W B. labor 21 00
Waller, I tl, labor 4 75
Road District No. 7.
I >ahm, 8, foreman 15 00
Thill, J, labor 2 00
Koaater, H, labor 2 00
Kinzer, Peter, labor 16 00
Es^er, Frank, labor I*s 1 0
Scharbach, B, labor 2 00
Braun, August, labfr 100
Bronecke, iienry, labor 8 00
• Koad District No. 8.
Reid, Charles, labor 3150
McDonald, G A, foreman 15 00
Provence, J F, labor 86 25
Cox, G, labor 13 50
Provence, 0 C, labor 37 M
Jennings, P, labor 1L 25
JenniugH, V, labor 7 75
Willoughby, Fred, labor . 7 75
Colvin, C, labor . . 9 25
Behrins, G, labor 4 50
Road District No. 9.
Strohm, J N, foreman and team 40 30
Van, Charles, labor 10 00
Allen, G W, labor 20 00
Mr V. wan, John, labor 7 50
Patton, Ralph, labor 7 50
Strohm, JN, foreman and team .... 95 60
Van, Charley, labor . .. 27 50
Allen, G W, labor and team 60 00
Benke. John, labor 27 50
Howell, Percy, labor 10 00
Osmundfien, Nicholas, labor 30 00
Strohm, JN, foreman and team ... 83 04
Van, Charles, labor 27 00
Allen, G W, labor and team 54 00
SlcEwan. John, labor 27 00
Patton, Ralph, labor 25 75
Osmundsen, Nicholas, labor 17 50
Miller, S S, supervisor and team 41 25
Miller, A J, labor and team 4 00
Klopfenstien, D .ye, labor 2 00
Peavy, George, labor 13 25
Goude, E B, labor and team 18 00
Martin, R E, labor 2 25
Martin, Robert, labor and team 9 00
Martin, B X, team 2 25
Chamberlin, .1 V, foreman and team. 35 00
Crooks, Charles, labor 8 00
Carroll, J W, team 10 00
Carroll, Fabe, labor 4 00
Carroll. Roy. labor 4 00
Cowley, J J, labor 4 00
Carroll, John W, labor 4 00
Chamberlin, Victor, labor 8 00
Morgan, D W, labor 2 00
Ham, William, labor 2 00
Strohm, J N, lab >r 7 00
Kneale, E C, labor 3 00
Strohm, J N, labor 7 00
Morgan, J F, labor 4 00
Smith, D, labor 2 00
Oster, Chet, labor 2 00
Sever, F M, labor 3 00
Eaton, Charles, labor 2 00
Eaton, Ernest, lahor 3 00
Sever, F M, teairn 10 00
Aepchleman. F, labor 1 00
J- er-chleman, Sam, iabor 1 00
Aeschleman, Ira, labor 1 00
Aeschleman, F, labor 2 00
Miscellaneous Business.
The application of J P Duthie sets forth
that the year 1909 the E 80 feet of lots 16 and
17, block 2, Squires & Gaddis' sub-division of
Lawrence & Holbrook's addition to Pullman
was assessed with improvements to the value
of J500; that there were no improvements on
the same, and asks that the taxes on said im
provement be cancelled. Granted.
On petition of Kdwin T Taylor and others,
A C Boyle was appointed justice of the peace
in and for Maiden precinct No 66.
On petition of H L Brandt and others, Will
R Heglar was appointed justice of the peace
in and for Union precinct No 34 at Laoiont.
The bond of A C Boyle, justice of the
peace, was approved
The bond of Keane & Miller, for the con
struction of the building on the county farm
at Colfax, was approved
The bond of Edward McCracken as super
visor of road district No 6 was approved.
The bond of (J P McNall, road foreman in
district No 1, was approved
The application of James Parker for a ferry
license at Wawawai was granted.
The report of X A Cox, superintendent of
the poor farm at Klberton was approved.
The county auditor's report on the expendi
ture of an appropriation made on the 21st day
of December, 19('(J, for the current expense of
his office, was approved.
The report of -F O Mattoon, county superin
tendent, on the expense of the county insti
tute, was approved.
The auditor'^ certified list of salaries for the
month of April was approved
An order wsh made cancelling current ex
pense warrant No 11730 for §1(4.50 on account
of error.
The county engineer made a report on the
conditions existing at ditf-irent *ite« where it
will be necess^rv to construct new bridges.
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Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
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Breathe Hyomei It will cure catarrh
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low directions. Don't lay it aside when
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ceased. Stick to it daily until you are
sure that the catarrh germ is dead, and
that your air passages are free from their
poisonous influence. Hyomei (pro
nounced High o me) is the only treat
ment for nose, throat and lung troubles
that has ever been sold with the under
standing that if it did not cure, it was to
cost absolutely nothing.
Hyomei cau be obtained at druggists
everywhere and at V. T. McCroskey, who
guarantees it to cure catarrh, croup, sore
throat, coughs and colds. A complete
outfit $1.00, which is mighty cheap for a
remedy that has cured more cases of
catarrh than all the catarrh specialists
on earth.
An outfit consists of an inhaler, a bot
tle of Hyomei, a supply of antiseptic
gauze, a medicine dropper, and full in
structions for use. The inhaler is made
pocket size, of hard rubber and will last
a lifetime. And bear in mind that extra
bottles of Hyomei, if needed, cost only
50 cents.
MI-O-NA
Cures indigestion
It relievos stomach misery, sonr stom
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320 Acre
Homestead Free
Do you want a 320 acre home
stead near main line of Great
Northern? Fine climate and soil.
Everything grows, plenty of water,
no frosts. Write
O. J. HANSEN & CO.
Chester, Mont.,
for free information.
We Haul Everything
Reed, Ripley & Co.
Express and Dkaymex
Office at Ripley Pharmacy
Phone Main 11
The bond of James Parker for conducting a
ferry at Wawawai w»s approved.
An order was made directing the auditor to
advertise for the construction of two bridges,
both bctnmh the South Pak>OM river, one at
Cooper Lake at Colfax, and the other on
Kamiaken street in Pullman.
Road Matters.
An order for examination was madr in the
matter of the proposed county road petitioned
for by D S Bridtrefarmer and others.
The order for the hearinc on the surveyor's
reports on the proposed Kammerzell change
in the Carroll road was set for June 21, 1910,
at two o'clock p m.
The hearing on the Grinnell road was con
tinued to September 6, 1910, at two o'clock
p m.
The hearing on the Lamont road was con
tinued to November 21, 1910, at 2:30 o'clock
p m.
The hearing on the Rock Creek road was
continued to November 21, 1910, at two
o'clock p m.
The hearing on the Smith and Leveque road
was continued to October 4 1910, at Iwo
o'clock p m.
The hearing on the Charles Peterson road
was continued to May 16, 1910, at two
o'clock p m.
In the matter of the petition of John Ell
wart and others asking for a resurvey of part
of the Leinweber road, the said resurvey hav
ing been ordered, the county engineer now
makes his report setting forth that a part of
the original road had been fenced and the
road changed, and recommends that it be
changed back to the original survey, and the
board now orders that the said road be
changed back to the original survey as indi
cated by the report of the county engineer.
State of Washington, county of Whitman- as.
I, Wm. M. Duncan, county auditor of
Whitman county, state of Washington, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
a true and correct abstract of the proceedings
of the meeting of the board of county commis
sioners of the aforesaid county, held May 2nd,
3rd, 4th and sth, 1910, as I verily believe.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and my seal this 6th day of May, 1910.
[ssalJ WM. M. DUNCAN,
County Auditor and ex-otticio clerk of the
board of county commissioners.
By D. L Kemper, Deputy.
A Regular Tom Boy
was Su«i —cliiubiuK trees and fences,
jumping ditches, whittling, always get
ting scratches, cuts, Bpraius, bruises,
bumps, burns or scalds But laws! Her
mother just applied Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and cured her quick HeaN every
thing taealabl»-—Boils, Ulcers, Eczema,
Old Sores, Corns or Piles. Try it. 25c
at nil druggists.
GOOD NEWS-
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Thousands upon thousands of people are tell
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I am very thankful to Doan's Kidney Pills for
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The next sixty days is the best
time to buy our IG-inch
SLAB WOOD
Costs only $ 1.50 per cord on cars at
Palouse in car lots. Never was cheap
er and never will be. Remember that
we have about 10,000 customers and
only two mills to ship wood from.
You may have to wait a few weeks,
hut we will fill your or^er.
The POTLATCH
BARNEY McXEELY, Manager
Wheat Land
For Sale
A choice section of land four miles from
Mansfield, the terminus of the Great
Northern railroad in Douglas county,
near Waterville. There is nothing better
in that growing country. Has all been
broken out and cropped. 160 acres in
wheat this year. One third of crop goes
with land. Price $32.50 per acre on
terms which wili suit. Address
H. W. Penuock, Owner
70S White Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
THE GAZETTE
Is read by people whom
the advertiser desires to
reach with his announce
ment......
Statement of Condition of
THE
Colfax National Bank
In response to call of Comptroller March 29,10
• This bank has the largest capital and surplus of any bank in the Pa
louse country. •It is conservatively managed hv a board of directors
composed of men of ripe experience in the hanking business, who meet
every week to discuss its atfairs. officers give careful and pains
taking attention to all business entrusted to them. • Your attention
is respectfully called to the advantages of an account with this safe,
strong, up to-date bank, and yonr business is solicited.
res oDIOII
Loans and discounts and overdrafts $1,078,297 07
United States bonds 200,000 00
County and school warrants 14,809 86
Furniture and fixtures - .... 4,700 00
Heal estate None
Due from banks $128,355 01
Due from United States treasurer. 10,000 00
I Cash in vaults 88,4 20 42 220,775 43
91,524,642 30
LIABILITIES
Capital stock .$ 200,000 00
Surplus and profits 43.909 51
National bank notes 197,800 00
Deposits 1,082,932 85
$1,524,642 36
OFFIC 13 X S
Alfred Conlidge - President Chas. E. Foriher Cashier
A. F. McClaine - ... Vice President I). C. Woodward - - - Assistant Cashier
JO I Tt X O T O 1* S
Alfred Coolidpe, A. F. McClaine, Senator 1 cvi Ankeny. Julius Lippitt. Edward Johnson,
R. L. McCro&key, Chas. Johnson, ('. L Kttlnger, <J. L. MacKeuzie,
W'm. Codd, Chas. E. Scriber.
First Savings and Trust
BANK
of Whitman County cw""£
The only regularly organized Savings Bank in the county.
Transacts a general banking business.
Do YOU Borrow? This bank never refused a loan where
the Becurity was good and the terms proper.
Do YOU Lend? We will pay you 4 per cent interest or will
tell you of good chancps at a better rate.
Do You Save? We pay FOUR per cent interest, com
pounded semi-annually, on savings accounts.
Have YOU 3io Sal**? If not, you should have one of our
safety deposit boxes, where yon can keep all your valuable
papers, etc. They will be safe from tire, loss or theft, and
are rented for $2.00 per year.
"Strong in Assets, Accommodating in Service" is
the platform upon which we invite your check account and
a share of your K'uisness, whether small or large.
First Mortgages on I'alouse Farms negotiated, bought
and sold at reasonable rates of interest.
The Farmers State Bank
OF COLFAX, WASHINGTON
CAPITAL 8100,000
SURPLUS $ 12,000
CONSERVATIVE, PROGRESSIVE AND SAFE
This bank was organized in 1905 by and for the
benefit of people who reside in this community.
From March 29, 1908 to March 29, 1909, oar
Deposits increased ......_ $45j481i48
From March 29, 1909 to March 29, 1910, our
Deposits increased $90,710.77
We do a general Banking Business, make and
cell First Mortgage Loans on Whitman county
farm lands.
. 4 per cent Interest >
Compounded Semi-Annually Paid on
L~ * Savings Deposits >
PEOPLE'S BANK^
LUMBER
m mi in — ■ i •
Are you going to build or make any repairs about the place
this spring? No matter whether you want a few odds and
ends to fix up with or a complete house or barn it will pay
you to see us before buying elsewhere.
Standard Lumber Co.
D. H. FIDDES, Agent Colfax, Wash.
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