(< >FJTC1AL PUBLICATION)
BE PORT OF THE FINAN
CIAL CONDITION OF THE
Bunk of Kodiak
U X'ATED AT KODIAK,TER
BITOH Y OF ALASKA, A3
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON THE 3M DAY OF DEC
EMBER 1941.
Ixians and discounts $105,698.(X
Loans on real estate 180,675.1(
Overdrafts Done
United States bonds
and securities 928,826.5S
Other bonds 29,443.85
Stock, securities, judgements,
claims, etc. none
Banking bouse, furni
ture and fixtures 36,921.95
Other real estate
owned 10,528.06
Due from other banks 271,118.62
Checks on ot her banks
and other cash items 258.84
Exchangee for clearing
house none
Cash on band 293,207.10
Other assets 1,283.81
TOTAL 1,849,961.92
LIABILITIES
Capita) stock paid in 46,000.00
Surplus fund J ,300.00
Reserves 6,992.23,
Undivided profits less
expenses paid 9,690 15
Dividends declared '
but unpaid none
Due to other banks none
Demand deposits 1,210,787.16
Time deposits 530,161.13
Cashiers and certified
checks 45,031.15
Notes and Bills rediscounted
Bills payable (including
certificates of deposit)
for money borrowed
TOTAL 1,849,961.92
United States of America,
Territory of Alaska,
3rd Judicial Division, ss.
I.O. A TORGERSON, Presi
dent of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the fore
going statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
O. A. TORGERSON
President.
(Correct Attest)
W. J. ERSKINE,
BEN KRAFT,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 6th day of January, 1942.
WARR1 N A. TAYLOR,
Notary Public in and for the
Territory of Alaska. My com
mission expires August, 11, 1943.
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USE
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For General Taxi Service
or
Shopping Trips
1941 DeSoto Sedans
Johnny Ressler
Owner
A ord Sought 01
Missing Persons
The following ten missing per
sons are being sought by the
Governor1' office at Juneau Any
i one knowing of the whereabouts
of any named should get in touch
with the Governor’s office, or
call at t he Mirror office.
Pickering, Hugh—69 years old
came to Alaska about 21 years
ago.
Barnett, Winfred Menefee—
65—came to Alaska in 1906,
when last beard from was pros
pecting in the Klondike. Spanish
American war veteran.
Hill, Eliza and daughter Car
ry—colored—left Seattle to get
a homestead in Alaska.
Morrison, John E.—worked
for the Bureau of Fisheries from
1930 to 1939.
Parsons, George—owned a
gold m ne near Nome in the ear-1
ly days
Bruner, James Philip—24—last |
heard from in Dec. 1938 in An-j
eh oi age.
Case, Chester Robert—5’ 5”
tall, sandy-haired blue eyes,
stiff right leg. tattoo on left arm
(heart with the name Esther).
La<f heard oi‘ in hospital in Ala
ska suffering from a tumor on
the brain.
Radeeke, Ralph Cloud—32—
brown hair, blue eyes, supposed
to be on a hshing boat.
1 iebscher, Arno—68—13 years
ago was a gold miner living in
Anchorage. 5’ 7” tall, brown
eyes, dark hair.
Tomlin, William Frederik—65
came to America from Derby,
England many years ago. Last
heard from in Alaska.
RAY’S
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OLDSMOBILE
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$
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Special Charter
Stand opposite
Orpheum Theatre
Nc.v Secretary Elected
At Notary Club Lunchecn
R L. Clifton, school super n
tendenf, was elected a.s secretary
of the totary club at the regular
meeting Tuesday at the Brown
Bear cafe.
There was not a quorum pre
sent so n > o< her business wa
transaeted.
As result of the explosion on
Japonski island on August 14 a
suit has been fled by the widow
of Rudolph Carlson, killed in tb«
accident, asking the Sienae Spo
kane company for $5,400
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TRANSPORTATION DELUXE
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