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HOUSES
RENT
REAL ESTATE
SOLD ON
EASY PAYMENTS
Ely Securities Co.
East Ely^, Nevada
ar hhmi's cuib
MMML YEAR BOOK
The Woman's Club held n most in
teresting meeting at the White Pine
county high school building Saturday
afternoon, November 27, a full quota
of the membership being represented.
The meeting opened with the rendition
of a piano solo by Mrs. J. l3. Keoce,
followed by purlimentar.v drt'l, con
ducted by Miss Mary iilnck. A vocal
solo by Mrs. Carl W. Torrence and a
violin solo by Miss Poona Walker, ac
companied by Miss (lertrude Uellly,
wire griatly enjoyed.
When the roll was called each mem
ber respond*d with a quotation from
a ^modern American po< t. • Modern
American Poets" was tiie feature of
the afternoon, Mrs. S. T. Spann acting
as leader. Mrs. Spann gave ^ short
biographical sketch of seven of the
modern American poets, in which she
was assisted by Mis. William Neil Me
<5111, who quoted from llobei t W. Ser
vice; Mrs. ltoss Finley, who quoted
from Joyce Kilmer: Mis. <ieo'go llyan,,
who quoted from Witter liinner: Mrs.
j M. 1,. Smith, who quoted from Alice
ilrown; Mrs. James MacPaughlin, who
quoted from Kdith Tiioams; Mcs. C. o.
Bonner, who quoted from Sara T- as
dale, und Mrs. J. 1C. Weyman, who
quoted from Chirk ltarg-r.
The Yenr llook for 1920-1921 wu*
distributed nulling the members mid nil
took a keen Interest in perusing the
program to be carried on during tie
coming wint'-r nod spring season. The
following is th ■ program;
October TO—Music, Airs. l-'mvel:
• The KJectorlal College,’ il. A. White
ley; Music, .Mrs. Matron.
November 13—Social i veiling. Mrs.
Proctor. Hostess.
November 27-—Itollu.ill, Ann rican
Poets; parlinnntur.v drill, Miss Mary
niack: Music. Mrs. Torrance; Aiusic.
Mts. Reece; "Alodi rn Amerionn Poets,"
Mrs. Spann, l< ader.
December 11—Rollcall. quotations;
"A Musical Evening,” Mis. Clarence
Barron, leaden-.
January R—Annual luncheon; “Wo
man's Welfare. " Airs. Weln r. music.
Mis Russell.
January 22-—Rollcall. quedittioni;:
music, Koncta Torrance and Dana
Rumbuugh: "Arciiitecture." Mrs. Proc
tor, leader; music. Mrs. Duval.
February 6—"Februaiy Heroes and
wi iters;" purl! men! ary drill. Afrs. Pur
eell; music. Airs, SmKh; "February
Birthdays,” Mrs. Bonner, leader.
February 19—Symposium, "Nevada.”
Alarcb 5—Rollcall, quotations, par
Hmentary drill. Airs. Marsh; Music Mrs.
Sutherland and daughter; “American
ization of Foreigners," Judge McFod
den.
March 19—Quotations from Irish
poets. "Ireland In Bong and Story,”
Airs. Weyinan, leader.
April 2—Music, school children; roll
call, quotations; parlimentary drill,
Mrs. n. C. McDonald; ‘‘Child Welfare,"
Mrs. J. F. Miles, leader.
April 1#—"A Dramatic Evening,"
Mrs. Marsh, leader.
April 30— Rollcall. quotations; par
lintontary drill, Mrs. Miles, lender;
music. Miss Timmons: ‘Modern Short
Consolidated lllipah
Oil Company
- •
Now has the DEEPEST 12-INCH hole In the field -DOWN OVER
440 FEET.
Well is now cased with 10-inch casing to a depth of 440 feet.
Drilling was resumed yesterday.
K. C. Heald, oil geologist of the U. S. Geo
logical Survey says: “In practically every pro
ducing oil region of the world beds of limestone
or sandstone lie between THICK BEDS OF
SHALE OR CLAY. The best place to prose
cute for oil in a region where it is known to ex
ist is a place where the beds of rock show anti
clinal structure.” »
S. F. Hunt, the well-known geologist said :
“A few miles northeast of Hamilton, on the east
side of the Mokeamoke ridge, the Illipah creek
follows for several miles an ancient, valley of
erosion along a north-south anticline.
Our drill is located on the apex of the anti
cline.
Phone, Call or Fill the Coupon Below IUDA T
rui out the blank below or cull at tlie oil ire
. do hereby agree to purchase ‘'rum
CONSOLIDATED ILL1PAH OIL CO., of Ely, Nevada.
shares of iion-assessable Capital Stock of said Company, «‘“1 .
agree to pay to said Company . »er 8h«re *hmfor
IMted ..
|
.State of .
Agent .
Signed .
Address .. ..
The Company is offering a limited
amount of Treasury Stock at
5 Cents a Share
Stock Will be Advanced
to 10c on Dec. 20th
Place Your Orders Now
OFFICE
' ADJOINING GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING SHOP
AULTMAN STREET
Story Wi itirs/*. Mrs. McGill.
May I I—HoIIorII. ouoluGons. Music.
Kail Kellog; "Hook Review, ‘ Mrs. Kay.
May 2$—Election of olHccrs.
Tlio club officers an : President, Mrs.
Jotepl.ine I'. Wi yrnun; vice-president.
Mrs. T. Marsh; recording secretary.
.Mrs. .1. K. Reece: corresponding secre
taiy, Mrs. i). <\ McDonald; Treasurer.
Mrs. D. T Stung: press reporter. Mrs.
I. K. Miles.
Tlio eluli member* are Mrs. It. I*.
Arnold, Mrs. J. II. Gallagher, Mis. E.
IS. Purcell, Miss Jennie Nowlnger, Mrs.
J. K. Miles. Mrs. D. T. Stong. Mrs.
George W. Ryan Mrs. D. f\ McDonald.
Airs. Mary Rerry. Mrs. C. G. narron,
Mrs. 11. It. Amens, Airs. J. P. Itum
bang! . Mrs. X. W. Fay, Mrs. T. C.
Marsh, Mrs. Al. I. Smith, Airs. I,. At.
House, Alls. William ITogan, Airs.
James Afacl.aughiin, Airs. 8. T. Spann,
Air*. I. Sutherland, Airs. K. K. Knox,
Mrs. .1 E. Reece. Mrs. C. II. It.
Wheeless. Mrs. Robert Keisi, Mm.
George w. Jackson, Mr*. J. 10. Wry
mail. Airs. K. Al. Clark. Mrs. Van New
man. Mrs. .hum's S. Hennett, Mrs.
Charles O. fionrrr, Airs. Fraiuls Al.
Reel. Miss Alary Black, Alls. O. llovell
den. Airs T.onis Zadoyv. Airs. A. J.
Proctor. Airs. Ross Klnley, Airs. W. \
I.eonnrd. Mrs. X'. H. Chapin. Mrs.!
Samuel <’. Patrick, Miss Saldlla J
Howell. Airs. William Campbell, Mrs.
Ktliel Williams. Mrs. O'oig- W.
Wright, Airs. W. N. McGill, Mrs. W II.
Rii.hop, Mis. II. S. Slurtevniit, Mrs. 1>.
C. McDonald. Mrs. J. H. W. her. In.
Aluile Micln l.
ImlustriHl llrnil Hay llralim Position
The departure of George Smith, head
of the Nevada industrial I nsurunci
eomtnisslon, for the coast leaves much
speculation as to the future load of
this department. While it Is announced
tliut Air. Smith lias not resigned. Ihe
rumor linn been current for some time,
and will ml down, that bis resign;'
tlon Is In although not yet accepted,
says tiie Carson-City Appeal.
As business of Importance takes Air.
Smith to San Kranclscopnnd ids family
lias gone with him, it is the gem ral be
lief iliat he will eventually give up his
position with the commission mid settle
in California, where in- will he called
upon to look after large interests. In
tlie meantime, speculation Is rife ns
to who will get one of the best paid
positions under appointment by the
state heads.
GOLI HILL OPERHIVRS
AND MINERS HDDS
Following a conference with the min
ers of Gold 11 til. Isibor Commissioner
Ingram, Itulkeley Wells and Governor
Doyle, the miners nnd the representa
tives c-f the state and United Comstock
Mines Company havo come to an agree
ment In relation to wages for the ensu
ing y«ar.
Tiie settlement of the wage question
on this important work at Gold Hill
means much to western Nevada, as
considerable progress 1ms been halted
owing to the strike situation which
Ims been carried on the past few
mcntlis.
t nder tin; agreement signed hy the
members of the Miners' Union and Mt.
Wills the compromise wage scale was
adopted. A ">0 cent per day advance in
the present wage scale is to he adopt
ed. dating fiom December l, 1H20, nnd
intending to May 31, 1921. Following
kuvli date for another six months the
wage scale is to drop buck approxi
mately so cents per day. It was figured
that during the time periods the high
co.*t r.f living ami other necessities will
have been adjusted allowing the pro
posed production.
thirty days' notice is to In served l>y
either party on differences of wages.
During the past week of conferences
the men have shown a spirit of just
ness In all of the issues at stake, wl I -
Mr. Wells Ins gone Into ttio details of
the proposed new work with 'he men.
\OTICK TO Tl Xi* .4 YKItS.
Taxes for the year 1920 are now due
and payable at the In usurer's office. If
one-half of said tax Is not paid on or
before Monday, December 6. 1920. then
the entire lax shall become due and
delinquent, and a penalty or fifteen
IT. per cent) per cent will be added,
together with interest at the rata of
three (3 per cent) per cent per month
uni 11 paid. <'hecks on banks outside
of Kly will be received not later than
Novemli r 2 4. Half of one per Cent
tout not less than 2f> cents) must be
nddet. to tlic lattfr checks for cost of
collection. Make remittance payable
THOMAS A. HATH, Treasurer.
W h--n remitting refer to roll number.
Date of first pub. Nov. 7. 1920.
Date of last rub. Dec. 5. 1920.
‘ IlM-t. .- S. Fed. nil Reserve 12.
iteiH.ri of llu- c.ilitlllli.u <>t the
COPPER NATIONAL BANK
ill East Ely. In the 8(i|p i.f Nevada. at Ibe .'l.w off business nn November 171, into
KHSilIRCKh.
Loans an.I discounts, including rediBcounls. . t ... . >.
Overdrafts, Unsecured . ‘ ‘ ‘ iilT u*
I". 8. Government securities owned—
Deposited Io secure circulation (V. 8 bonds par value) 925,Uuu.ua
Pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par value). . j.uuo.oo
Pledged as collateral for state or oilier deposits or lulls
payable . 54,350.00
owned im.l unpledged . tl.4au.ua
" nr savings certificates und llirlft stamps actually
owned .. 5.57.11— 120.6o7.4 1
otln r I .indy securities, etc.—
Homls (other than l*. 8. bonds) pledged to s. cure pos
tal savings deposits .932.UOO.UO
Itomls ami securities (other than l'. 8. securities)
Pledged as collateral for state and other deposits
(postal excluded) or bills payable. 4,r.,0dij,uo
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks)
owned and unpledged .M. 47,813.70— 121.813.79
Slock of Federal Reserve Rank <50 per c m of subscript ion). 3.700.On
Value of banking hous», owned and unincumbered.920.euu.uu
Eriuitv In banking hous. 20,000.00— 20,000.ua
Furniture* und fixtures. ... . l.GOO.Oo
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Hook. 1*.017.84
Gash In vault and net amounts due from national banks. 49.317.71
t’hecks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank
and other rash items . 01.SB
Redemption fund with V. 8. Treasurer and due from I'. 8. Treasurer. LJ50.ua
Interest earned but not collected—approximate—on not"* and bills re
ceivable not past due.•. 1.700.00
Other assets if any. 4th and 51h Liberty Loans. 3.190.00
Total .., 9438,392.57
1.1/ 111 LIT IKS
Capital stock .aid in. .9 75,000.00
Surplus fund . 15,000.00
Undivided profits . .‘.911.0*9,06
Less current expenses.s,. 5,072.8*- 6,020.87
circulating notes outstanding. 22,900.00
Net amounts due to hanks, hankers nml trust companies In Ibe United
States and fretgn countries. 3.3S4.18
Caviller's cheeks on own batik outsti.tiding. 1.081.2!)
Total of Items 31 und 32. • $ 4,145.47
Demand deposits (other that, bank depositst subject to reserve
deposits payable within 33 days):
Individual deposits subject to check.... • 191.82.. 16
Certificates of d.-poslt due in l. ss than 30 .lays Gain r than f»i money
borrowed 1 . .>. 2,000. .0
State, county or other municipal deposits secured bv pledge of assets
of tills hank . . »<*.?!>»•«'»
• ither demand deposits .... '.8,U|
Petal of demand deposits (other than bank deposits)
subject to reserve, Ilems 111. 3 1, 35, 38.$20..403.89
Time deposits subject to reserv. (payable* after 30 days or more
notice, and postal savings’:
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed). ?‘Zc4's?
Postal savings deposits.
other time deposits. '“■»u
Total time deposits subject to reserve. Items 39, 1 und
42 .$77,242.11
Hills payable, other than with Federal Reserve Hank (In
cluding all obligations representing money borrowed
other Mian rediscounts.•••••■•• • ■ • • • ■ -ii,uoo.oo
Liabilities othei than those above stated, dls. on Liberty Ronds. 5,873.9 1
Total ...*....9438,892,37
State of Nevada. County of Whltu Pine, m: .....
I H Wise, Cashlet ol the uliove naiin.l bank, do sol. imi'v swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
II. WISE. Cashier.
correct--Attest •
ARTHUR 8MITH.
C B. LAKES AN.
CHAH. 8. CHANDLER, Director*.
Sulocu ibe l and sworn to before nm this i»l^' g{.EHTON."Nolff Public.
Chart! r No ‘Mf,2. ' Federal Reserve No. 12.
Ileporl of Ikr I i.udlll. n of Ike
McGILL NATIONAL BANK
llel.III. io I lie «latr of Nevada, at tkr rlosr of iMtalarss »a Naiirnihrr I MU. IH20
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount*, including rediscounts. $ 94.9S4.2t.
Overdraft*, unsecured . ■ - • • . 1 11. >3
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value). * 25.UOU.0H
Pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par value). .. UO.OOO.OH
Owned and unpledged. . 1:15,8*4.14 .
Total U. S. tlovernin. lit securities . .. . li
Other bond*, securities, etc.:
Uondi (other than U. S.Jmnds) pledged to m cure postal m
savings deposits.. ............ f 4u.0Uu.0‘.
Securities, other than l>. S. bends t nut Including Blocks),
uwn. ii and unpl.dged. ............. . 1.st.342.2S
Total bond*, securities, etc., < thci than U. S...21 i..141.2*
Stork of Federal Reserve Pank (6« per cent of subscription). 1.050.00
Value of banking house. < wned and unincumbered. I4,ouo.oo
Equity in hanking house. b.UOO.OU— 4,000.00
Furnituie and fixtures.. • • ..
larwful reserve with Fedtrul Reserve Dunk .. .... . 25.TbO.hh
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national hanks .•■ • • • *4.9*3. > I
Total of Item 13.. • ....,.. 1*4.491.74
Cheeks on hunk* located outside of city or town of reporting bank and
othcr cash .......
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from i). S. Treasurer. I.250.0U
Interest earned but not collected—approx'.mat. -on notes nnd nllls iv
celvable not past due . *uu-ul>
Tola, .|tll«.i98.».::
TOla'. UALlElTlEH.
Capital stock paid In .» i o 000 Oo
Surplus fun<I •. ... • ... in riNk rri
,n l'es*rurre<nttexpens«.s. interest und tuxes paid.. 7,801.’ll— -a'loo'oft
Circulating notes outstanding ....... - siaa"
Ne* amounts due to national bank* . • • . uta's.t
Cashier's checks on ow n bank outstanding. 8708 81" 9
Demand^ deposits* (other than bank deposist) subject io reserve
(deposit* puyable within 30 days): „a6
borrowed) . . . 7,722.’0
Ulll fo?aimof' demand deposits <°th*r.than hank deposits)
Time 'deposits t^erVi 30 dayJf or subjec.
to 30 dH>» or more notice, and postal savings) . (
Certificates of deposit (cvher than for money borrowed . 22 03* 92
Postal savings deposits ..' 1!'. ’. * *. 17 ... ■'2S9!227di7
rtt' ToVal of*time deposits subject to reserve, item* 89, 41- -07 69 4|
and 42 . .. “ ’ ’ —
.8416.198.C*
Tctttl . •■•**•** • • •
State *-» Nevkto. Couktjr o^Whlt^Finj^ji^^ ban* do solemnly swear that
the nobvc statement is true to the best of my knowledge cgshler.
COrr^CtRAl^Kti=NAN
ARTHUR SMITH.
H. WISE. Directors. :
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ind^ day Notary Public. I
(Seal.)

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