January 6, 1949 (6 pages)

i THE BOYHOOD AN International Sunday Schoo Lesson Text: Luke When the infant Jesus forty’ days old his parents went up to the temple at Jerusalem to redeem him, according to the custom of the Jews. This ceremony: was necessary because every first-born soh was supposed to be set aside for the priesthood. in. order to acknowledge this claim of God. where. it» was.not to be literally carried out, parents presented the child to the priest and, after benedictions for , the law of redemption for the gift of a son, offered redemption money. Living: in Jerusalem‘:at this time was a’man “named Simeon, described as-righteous and devout. Simeon. was “looking for the con, solation’ of Israel,’’ the coming of the promised Messiah, and as soon as he saw the baby Jesus, he recognized him as the promised one and uttered the hymn known at ‘*Nune -Dimittis.”’ Another devout person who saw MEMORY SELECTION: “The child. grew and became was D YOUTH OF JESUS . Lesson for January 16, 1949 strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of God was upon. him.’? —Luke 2: 40: 2: 39-52: Mark 6: 3 account implies that he was main-. ly a listener and learner. He’ was’ asking for information beéeause there were things that. he did not. know. fect right to ask questions. God did not place an intelligent mind in the body of man nor create his universe so that questions could: by . honest’ search, He does not’ require any of. us to accept blindly; a, sincere, courageous. search for the truth will inevitably (?) lead to it and God:is willing for his wisdom and his providence to be tested fairly and conscientiously. { In answer to his parent’s question, Jesus inquired if they did not know that he: should be The inquiring mind has a per-: not be asked and the truth. found . 7 1 his Father’s house. ‘‘There are two things manifested in the example of Jesus at this point that and recognized Jesus°as the Mes__Siah-was Anna, a prophetess. who, meeting the holy family in the temple. gave thanks and testified ~coneerning him to all who were Jooking; for the redemption of Israel. ee <j After this visit to the temple, we hearnothing of the-holy family until after the twelfth birthday of te boy Jesus. When.a Jewish boy reached the age of twelve, he was taught the observance of the law, for at the age-ef thirteen, he. put -on phylacteries fer daily prayers and became a ‘‘son ‘of the law.” —— 5 As Mary°and Joseph were very pious Jews, ‘they faithfully carried out all of the laws and cere-. body which comes with proper : The operation of extensive mintumes in the grand marcha few monies. Jesus had formerly ‘seen. care. and observance of natural} ing. properties of the Empire were won by Geraldine. erien his parents go to Jerusalem to. law, the social favor which always; Mines and Investment Company] Beth Steger, Beatrice Cassidy. atcend the religious feasts, leay-} surrounds one who js good and/ were segregated. in a. separate. Dorothy. Tamblyn, James Penrose. ing him at home; now he went up. kind to his neighbors, and, finally, . Corporation known as the Empire Ray Wilde, Mrs. James Penrose, . with them for:the first time. We] the increasing closeness with God. Mining Company in order to facilLicva Piardss “Dae Haray Boh: ean easily imagine the eagerness} the result of correct living and. itate operations in connection with er Fuine “Bred Yost “Merritt . and pleasant anticipation. which] intimate.communion with*him. the mining interests of the coOmp. White Novmnay Foote H. Cc Beat: filled the heart of this young boy Jesus home training was idéal; any. Managing Director Georgeler, Henry Mover: Brest vonner as he acconipanied his parents/és.Dean Edward D. Golburn. W. Starr recalled that the Empire. Ruth Curnow. Tommv Legs and and their relatives and friends om. points out: “I need not say that} had been a continuous producer Warren Chapman = hate doliedies. what was going on in that quiet} since it was first discovered in When the ceremonies were over. house at Nazareth was, beyond all] 1£5I, a record unequalled in the ogg and the parents were returning. camparison, the most important; history of California mining, 50 YEARS AGO trom-Jerusalem, they discovered] thing going on in the world at e & % The people of Nevada’ City and atter a day’s journey from the. that time. The world’s salvation Nevada Commandery, * Knights! Grass Valley were attem Stine to city, that the boy Jesus was not. was being reared in that carpen-. Templar, installed the following} change the local system of time in the crowd journeying home. ter’s-shop.” officers: Gilbert Davis, Eminent keeping, The railroad obsérved While some are prone to accuse a niente aghe Philip Oates, Gener. one standard of time, ‘the mines Mary and Joseph of carelessness . aHssimo; oy L. Terrell, Senior! ano r, ‘ari : in their care of the young boy, CHURCHES COMBINE hee Joseph Henwood, Warcn ee ee es eee such a thing could easily have en; W. E. Meservey, Prelate: . “gown town’: k i happened. They naturally assumFOR BUS SERVICE Benj. Hall, treasurer; Joseph . The clocks of wee. oo per ed that he was accompanying some relatives or friends, _ presumably boys of his own age who were making the same journey and that, at dusk, when’ they-were ready to retire for the night, he would find them: They became alarmed when they discovered . I that he was not in the company and immediately returned _ to Jerusalem to search for him. When they found him. he was] } in. the. temple, sitting in the} Watt Park. Children of both demidst of the rabbis, listening to . nominations were carried in each them and asking them questions. . bus. The rabbis and all those who % were listening to the discussions * Were amazed at the understandLast Rites For ing with which the mind of this : young child grasped the truth Charles fF. Bevins and replied to te questions adGRASS VALLEY: Hooper and dressed to him, Weaver Mortuary received — the; “St.-Luke here suggests that] body of Charles F. Bevins SunChrist's knowledge was limited] day. He died Wednesday in the by his human nature,’ says Rev. H. G. Woods. ‘‘He does not repr in Tucson, Arizona, resent \Jesus as teaching the Bevins made his home here for rabbis, but\as hearing them and} several years, but moved to Ariasking them questions. It is true} zona more than’a year ago to that they questioned him in their. benefit his health. Two sons,. turn, and were amazed at his yj are specially pertinent to young manhood and young womanhood everywhere,’ says Rev. Thomas “you dist and Congregational Churches Sunday gave their Sunday. Schoo! students ehurch at 9 A. M. and proceeded to back to the church. Hill, Sunset tract, Veterans Administration Bartley of Oakland, and Marshall; Sims. “They are the answers to two questions. First, Who am I? Second, What am I here for? The answer to the first question is. [am a son of God. The answer to the second is, I am here to help forward’ my ‘ather’s business. You ‘will go. a lotg way before }strike *a philosophy of life and being that is more satisfactory than that:’’. Dae : Verse fifty-two reveals an allrounded progressive development: by Jesus. This little verse’ embraces. the increase of intelligence which should come with years. the strengthening of the physical GRASS VALLEY: The MethoBret Harte’ Cigar Store in Nevada City and became the sole owner. Stenger, recorder; Elmer Durbin, One-month-old Prince Charles o f Edinburgh takes the spotlight ‘as proud parents and maternal grandparents pose for a new family portrait in Buckingham Palace. Princess Elizabeth is flanked by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and standing is the Duke of Edinburgh. The baby’s full name is Charles Philip Arthur George. Standard Bearer; Sword Bearer: gS aap Nevada County Long Ago Floy-Margaret Reynolds P. W: Michell, Bennet D. E. Matteson, guards. Fh given by the Nevada 20. YEARS AGO N. Alex Ramsey Purchased the ; in interest 6f W.-O. Williams in the predecessors es the Mr. awarded by Elma Hecker, eh set cy Bennetts, Albert Thomason. Wardér; Henry Hoskins, Sentinel, Opie and The twenty-second annual bal! City Department surpassed any of its . attendance merriment. Of the numerous prizjudges, Thomas Coan and Mrs. John O’Donnell, for cosFire and Miss a half-hour ahead of standGRASS VALLEY: Work on the five and\one-half mile stretch of Hishway\49 between Wilson’ Log Cabin d the Nevada-Sierra County boundary line, . has been Card Party Given For March Of Dimes — GRASS VALLEY: Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGrath are sponsoring the partially halted by the extremely eald and bad weather. ‘ . The work is pteceeding under Pthe auspices of the Rublic Roads '. Administration and is\being done . bY Westbrook and Poe, Sacra; 'nento contractors. iN . Clearing and grading ‘ ag to continue -until Jal . { 20th. When the weather peri or men have been engaged elexting and 20 men in gradings Willow Creek has been replaced by a concrete -culvert./ It is. expected to complete the project by September 20, 1949) . Estimated ‘ost\of the project. is . $392,634.60. time. +The result was conrusion, $e Fh A ‘cantata, “The Light of Life,’ wus presented by local talent be‘ove un audience of over a thous. «nd -persons. Those taking part . Inelucked: Sopranbs, ‘Mesdames j.t’risk, Glasson, ‘Nofthway, Trathen jund Miss Dower; /altos, Mesdames Dubb, Kline, Arbogast and Miss ) Laity, Carlyon and Trathen; ten' ors, Messrs. Smith, Prisk, Crase, Andrews, Blight and Argall; bass= Messrs. Newton, George, WerArbogast, Glasson, Nicholas eS. ry (nder the contract ‘the bridge at }\ sixth annual card party for the March of Dimes. The party will take place in the James, S. Hen'nessy “School auditorium on January 26th. ; § The sponsors, in view of the heavy need for polio funds, particularly in Nevada County, anNevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, January 6, 1949-3 ticipate a 100 per cent increase in attendance over that of last year. The sponsors will gratefully acknowledge gifts of cash, merchandise prizes ,and cakes. The cash will be “added to the fund to—be turned over to the Nevada County committees. Prizes will add to the ‘competition, and the cakes . will be sold during ‘the evening” A ham, a turkey and an electric iron have already been offered among the major prizes. "Bank uf + NATIONAL * TRUST ano SAVINGS California's Statewide Bank Ametira ASSOCIATION * direct and fully guara eed ae ear ams State, County, and‘MunicipN Bonds . Loans and Discounts . . \. and. Rowe. The instrumentalists H:Buddle, violin: TH. trooper, flute; W.T. George, eornet and Miss Annie Treloar and Mrs. F. L, Arbogast, pianists, Mrs, =. J. Prisk was the director. e h H 75 YEARS AGO Muin Street in Grass Valley wis undergoing a rocking process. The old rotten planks were being reanoved, t were people and >.the ‘press of Valley and. Nevada City ‘ired of the several years and too little action in re= ‘0 a _ railroad eonnection The (rass with “Marysville or Colfax, “Senatov O’Connor. of Grass \ Valley vas suggested as one of ten wealthy men in the two towns to put their money to work in the Guilding of a’ transportation line ; to-the metropolitan centers. $F Re Iu Nevada City:a heavy raintall raised the waters in Deer Creek .and the Transcript faceticusly commented “If the storm eontiniues: a~few years longer the cteek should be declared navigtable und a port of entry for huge . Vessels announced. Most of our prefer to go below by wrter and perhaps they are waiting tor Deer Creek to become navigab!=, which may account for their ne’ taking hold of the project of building a railroad to-Colfax. Long fellows.’’ oo . Buitd Nevada County by tell. ing your friends in other localities . What a fine place it is to live. . . eltizeus Neneied { Accrued Interest and Accounts Recey Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Sy Other Real Estate Owned . . .\. Customers’ Liability on Account of i RESOURCES Cash in VauXt and in : f Federal Re ve Bank . 2. « «$ 847,290,364.89 Due from Banks\. . 2 6 341,974,207.88 t TOTAL. CASA ooo is ei wo 1 $1189,264,572.77 ig er oat oe 283,455,131.62 ae a a 109,996,633.92 Aine ar ee 6,499,400.00 « eee « 2,807,070,397.91 able 24,974,348.58 fe Deposit Vaults 42,438,450.40 ae Berle 256,058.81 Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endotted Bills . 63,106,784.24 Other Resources . . . 1 6 + «© @ whe @ © 571,540.33 TOTAL RESOURCES. . . ® 072,913,871.73 LIABILITIES : Capital. ee ee ee $ 106,646,375.00 SUrpldS 6 es oie ey 110,000,000.00 ; Undivided Profits. . . +» » « 62,872,254.99RGSGRVOS osc * Gres ie ere ie 4,666,168.06 « « 1,545,280,553.15 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS. . . Reserve for possible Loan Losses . . Demand =. Savings and Time . « Deposits } Reserve for Interest Received in Advance Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc. . . TOTAL LIABILITIES. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT WweuRANGE GoRPORATION $3,139,747,378.91 + 2,499,776,040.24 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, ag Endorser, or Maker on Acceptances and Foreign Bills This statement includes figures of the Bank's foreign branches Main Offices in Two Reserve Cities of California SAN FRANCISCO e LOS ANGELES Foreign branches: London, Manila, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe Branches throughout California $ 284,184,798.05 41,505,513.86 t 5,639,523,419.15 65,383,454.65 o 6 oe 6. 12,463,320.59 oe 6 © ©. 29,853,365.43 «+ $6,072,919,871.73 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM _ a combined bus service. The. Congregational bus left the Union Hill, Taylorville, Le-: and Cedar Ridge, Sarr Meadows, The Methodist bus went to Alta Walker Drive, 3utler Street, Brighton Street and: Hospital intelligence and answers, but the of the U. S. 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i THE BOYHOOD AN International Sunday Schoo Lesson Text: Luke When the infant Jesus forty’ days old his parents went up to the temple at Jerusalem to redeem him, according to the custom of the Jews. This ceremony: was necessary because every first-born soh was supposed to be set aside for the priesthood. in. order to acknowledge this claim of God. where. it» was.not to be literally carried out, parents presented the child to the priest and, after benedictions for , the law of redemption for the gift of a son, offered redemption money. Living: in Jerusalem‘:at this time was a’man “named Simeon, described as-righteous and devout. Simeon. was “looking for the con, solation’ of Israel,’’ the coming of the promised Messiah, and as soon as he saw the baby Jesus, he recognized him as the promised one and uttered the hymn known at ‘*Nune -Dimittis.”’ Another devout person who saw MEMORY SELECTION: “The child. grew and became was D YOUTH OF JESUS . Lesson for January 16, 1949 strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of God was upon. him.’? —Luke 2: 40: 2: 39-52: Mark 6: 3 account implies that he was main-. ly a listener and learner. He’ was’ asking for information beéeause there were things that. he did not. know. fect right to ask questions. God did not place an intelligent mind in the body of man nor create his universe so that questions could: by . honest’ search, He does not’ require any of. us to accept blindly; a, sincere, courageous. search for the truth will inevitably (?) lead to it and God:is willing for his wisdom and his providence to be tested fairly and conscientiously. { In answer to his parent’s question, Jesus inquired if they did not know that he: should be The inquiring mind has a per-: not be asked and the truth. found . 7 1 his Father’s house. ‘‘There are two things manifested in the example of Jesus at this point that and recognized Jesus°as the Mes__Siah-was Anna, a prophetess. who, meeting the holy family in the temple. gave thanks and testified ~coneerning him to all who were Jooking; for the redemption of Israel. ee <j After this visit to the temple, we hearnothing of the-holy family until after the twelfth birthday of te boy Jesus. When.a Jewish boy reached the age of twelve, he was taught the observance of the law, for at the age-ef thirteen, he. put -on phylacteries fer daily prayers and became a ‘‘son ‘of the law.” —— 5 As Mary°and Joseph were very pious Jews, ‘they faithfully carried out all of the laws and cere-. body which comes with proper : The operation of extensive mintumes in the grand marcha few monies. Jesus had formerly ‘seen. care. and observance of natural} ing. properties of the Empire were won by Geraldine. erien his parents go to Jerusalem to. law, the social favor which always; Mines and Investment Company] Beth Steger, Beatrice Cassidy. atcend the religious feasts, leay-} surrounds one who js good and/ were segregated. in a. separate. Dorothy. Tamblyn, James Penrose. ing him at home; now he went up. kind to his neighbors, and, finally, . Corporation known as the Empire Ray Wilde, Mrs. James Penrose, . with them for:the first time. We] the increasing closeness with God. Mining Company in order to facilLicva Piardss “Dae Haray Boh: ean easily imagine the eagerness} the result of correct living and. itate operations in connection with er Fuine “Bred Yost “Merritt . and pleasant anticipation. which] intimate.communion with*him. the mining interests of the coOmp. White Novmnay Foote H. Cc Beat: filled the heart of this young boy Jesus home training was idéal; any. Managing Director Georgeler, Henry Mover: Brest vonner as he acconipanied his parents/és..Dean Edward D. Golburn. W. Starr recalled that the Empire. Ruth Curnow. Tommv Legs and and their relatives and friends om. points out: “I need not say that} had been a continuous producer Warren Chapman = hate doliedies. what was going on in that quiet} since it was first discovered in When the ceremonies were over. house at Nazareth was, beyond all] 1£5I, a record unequalled in the ogg and the parents were returning. camparison, the most important; history of California mining, 50 YEARS AGO trom-Jerusalem, they discovered] thing going on in the world at e & % The people of Nevada’ City and atter a day’s journey from the. that time. The world’s salvation Nevada Commandery, * Knights! Grass Valley were attem Stine to city, that the boy Jesus was not. was being reared in that carpen-. Templar, installed the following} change the local system of time in the crowd journeying home. ter’s-shop.” officers: Gilbert Davis, Eminent keeping, The railroad obsérved While some are prone to accuse a niente aghe Philip Oates, Gener. one standard of time, ‘the mines Mary and Joseph of carelessness . aHssimo; oy L. Terrell, Senior! ano r, ‘ari : in their care of the young boy, CHURCHES COMBINE hee Joseph Henwood, Warcn ee ee es eee such a thing could easily have en; W. E. Meservey, Prelate: . “gown town’: k i happened. They naturally assumFOR BUS SERVICE Benj. Hall, treasurer; Joseph . The clocks of wee. oo per ed that he was accompanying some relatives or friends, _ presumably boys of his own age who were making the same journey and that, at dusk, when’ they-were ready to retire for the night, he would find them: They became alarmed when they discovered . I that he was not in the company and immediately returned _ to Jerusalem to search for him. When they found him. he was] } in. the. temple, sitting in the} Watt Park. Children of both demidst of the rabbis, listening to . nominations were carried in each them and asking them questions. . bus. The rabbis and all those who % were listening to the discussions * Were amazed at the understandLast Rites For ing with which the mind of this : young child grasped the truth Charles fF. Bevins and replied to te questions adGRASS VALLEY: Hooper and dressed to him, Weaver Mortuary received — the; “St.-Luke here suggests that] body of Charles F. Bevins SunChrist's knowledge was limited] day. He died Wednesday in the by his human nature,’ says Rev. H. G. Woods. ‘‘He does not repr in Tucson, Arizona, resent \Jesus as teaching the Bevins made his home here for rabbis, but\as hearing them and} several years, but moved to Ariasking them questions. It is true} zona more than’a year ago to that they questioned him in their. benefit his health. Two sons,. turn, and were amazed at his yj are specially pertinent to young manhood and young womanhood everywhere,’ says Rev. Thomas “you dist and Congregational Churches Sunday gave their Sunday. Schoo! students ehurch at 9 A. M. and proceeded to back to the church. Hill, Sunset tract, Veterans Administration Bartley of Oakland, and Marshall; Sims. “They are the answers to two questions. First, Who am I? Second, What am I here for? The answer to the first question is. [am a son of God. The answer to the second is, I am here to help forward’ my ‘ather’s business. You ‘will go. a lotg way before }strike *a philosophy of life and being that is more satisfactory than that:’’. Dae : Verse fifty-two reveals an allrounded progressive development: by Jesus. This little verse’ embraces. the increase of intelligence which should come with years. the strengthening of the physical GRASS VALLEY: The MethoBret Harte’ Cigar Store in Nevada City and became the sole owner. Stenger, recorder; Elmer Durbin, One-month-old Prince Charles o f Edinburgh takes the spotlight ‘as proud parents and maternal grandparents pose for a new family portrait in Buckingham Palace. Princess Elizabeth is flanked by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and standing is the Duke of Edinburgh. The baby’s full name is Charles Philip Arthur George. Standard Bearer; Sword Bearer: gS aap Nevada County Long Ago Floy-Margaret Reynolds P. W: Michell, Bennet D. E. Matteson, guards. Fh given by the Nevada 20. YEARS AGO N. Alex Ramsey Purchased the ; in interest 6f W.-O. Williams in the predecessors es the Mr. awarded by Elma Hecker, eh set cy Bennetts, Albert Thomason. Wardér; Henry Hoskins, Sentinel, Opie and The twenty-second annual bal! City Department surpassed any of its . attendance merriment. Of the numerous prizjudges, Thomas Coan and Mrs. John O’Donnell, for cosFire and Miss a half-hour ahead of standGRASS VALLEY: Work on the five and\one-half mile stretch of Hishway\49 between Wilson’ Log Cabin d the Nevada-Sierra County boundary line, . has been Card Party Given For March Of Dimes — GRASS VALLEY: Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGrath are sponsoring the partially halted by the extremely eald and bad weather. ‘ . The work is pteceeding under Pthe auspices of the Rublic Roads '. Administration and is\being done . bY Westbrook and Poe, Sacra; 'nento contractors. iN . Clearing and grading ‘ ag to continue -until Jal . { 20th. When the weather peri or men have been engaged elexting and 20 men in gradings Willow Creek has been replaced by a concrete -culvert./ It is. expected to complete the project by

September 20, 1949) . Estimated ‘ost\of the project. is . $392,634.60. time. +The result was conrusion, $e Fh A ‘cantata, “The Light of Life,’ wus presented by local talent be‘ove un audience of over a thous. «nd -persons. Those taking part . Inelucked: Sopranbs, ‘Mesdames j.t’risk, Glasson, ‘Nofthway, Trathen jund Miss Dower; /altos, Mesdames Dubb, Kline, Arbogast and Miss ) Laity, Carlyon and Trathen; ten' ors, Messrs. Smith, Prisk, Crase, Andrews, Blight and Argall; bass= Messrs. Newton, George, WerArbogast, Glasson, Nicholas eS. ry (nder the contract ‘the bridge at }\ sixth annual card party for the March of Dimes. The party will take place in the James, S. Hen'nessy “School auditorium on January 26th. ; § The sponsors, in view of the heavy need for polio funds, particularly in Nevada County, anNevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, January 6, 1949-3 ticipate a 100 per cent increase in attendance over that of last year. The sponsors will gratefully acknowledge gifts of cash, merchandise prizes ,and cakes. The cash will be “added to the fund to—be turned over to the Nevada County committees. Prizes will add to the ‘competition, and the cakes . will be sold during ‘the evening” A ham, a turkey and an electric iron have already been offered among the major prizes. "Bank uf + NATIONAL * TRUST ano SAVINGS California's Statewide Bank Ametira ASSOCIATION * direct and fully guara eed ae ear ams State, County, and‘MunicipN Bonds . Loans and Discounts . . \. and. Rowe. The instrumentalists H:Buddle, violin: TH. trooper, flute; W.T. George, eornet and Miss Annie Treloar and Mrs. F. L, Arbogast, pianists, Mrs, =. J. Prisk was the director. e h H 75 YEARS AGO Muin Street in Grass Valley wis undergoing a rocking process. The old rotten planks were being reanoved, t were people and >.the ‘press of Valley and. Nevada City ‘ired of the several years and too little action in re= ‘0 a _ railroad eonnection The (rass with “Marysville or Colfax, “Senatov O’Connor. of Grass \ Valley vas suggested as one of ten wealthy men in the two towns to put their money to work in the Guilding of a’ transportation line ; to-the metropolitan centers. $F Re Iu Nevada City:a heavy raintall raised the waters in Deer Creek .and the Transcript faceticusly commented “If the storm eontiniues: a~few years longer the cteek should be declared navigtable und a port of entry for huge . Vessels announced. Most of our prefer to go below by wrter and perhaps they are waiting tor Deer Creek to become navigab!=, which may account for their ne’ taking hold of the project of building a railroad to-Colfax. Long fellows.’’ oo . Buitd Nevada County by tell. ing your friends in other localities . What a fine place it is to live. . . eltizeus Neneied { Accrued Interest and Accounts Recey Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Sy Other Real Estate Owned . . .\. Customers’ Liability on Account of i RESOURCES Cash in VauXt and in : f Federal Re ve Bank . 2. « «$ 847,290,364.89 Due from Banks\. . 2 6 341,974,207.88 t TOTAL. CASA ooo is ei wo 1 $1189,264,572.77 ig er oat oe 283,455,131.62 ae a a 109,996,633.92 Aine ar ee 6,499,400.00 « eee « 2,807,070,397.91 able 24,974,348.58 fe Deposit Vaults 42,438,450.40 ae Berle 256,058.81 Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endotted Bills . 63,106,784.24 Other Resources . . . 1 6 + «© @ whe @ © 571,540.33 TOTAL RESOURCES. . . ® 072,913,871.73 LIABILITIES : Capital. ee ee ee $ 106,646,375.00 SUrpldS 6 es oie ey 110,000,000.00 ; Undivided Profits. . . +» » « 62,872,254.99RGSGRVOS osc * Gres ie ere ie 4,666,168.06 « « 1,545,280,553.15 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS. . . Reserve for possible Loan Losses . . Demand =.. Savings and Time . « Deposits } Reserve for Interest Received in Advance Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc. . . TOTAL LIABILITIES. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT WweuRANGE GoRPORATION $3,139,747,378.91 + 2,499,776,040.24 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, ag Endorser, or Maker on Acceptances and Foreign Bills This statement includes figures of the Bank's foreign branches Main Offices in Two Reserve Cities of California SAN FRANCISCO e LOS ANGELES Foreign branches: London, Manila, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe Branches throughout California $ 284,184,798.05 41,505,513.86 t 5,639,523,419.15 65,383,454.65 o 6 oe 6. 12,463,320.59 oe 6 © ©. 29,853,365.43 «+ $6,072,919,871.73 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM _ a combined bus service. The. Congregational bus left the Union Hill, Taylorville, Le-: and Cedar Ridge, Sarr Meadows, The Methodist bus went to Alta Walker Drive, 3utler Street, Brighton Street and: Hospital intelligence and answers, but the of the U. S. 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