22228. Bank of Montesano (Montesano, WA)

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: February 4, 1897
Location: Montesano, Washington (46.981, -123.603)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 5569c9ef

Response Measures

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Description

No article describes a depositor run; newspapers document the bank being unable to open (early 1897), appointment of receivers (Lewis B. Bignold, later F. L. Carr), public auctions of assets in Aug and Dec 1898, and final distribution of assets to creditors by receiver in 1900. This indicates a suspension followed by permanent closure with receivership. I corrected OCR artifacts (e.g., 'neg' -> 'negotiations' / 'unable to open' implied) but did not invent facts.

Events (5)

1. February 4, 1897 Suspension

Cause: Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details: Bank was unable to open for business and discussions with G. W. Hertges about opening failed; suggests bank insolvency/trouble rather than a rumor-driven run.
Newspaper Excerpt: The Bank of Montesano is neg with G. W. Hertges... open the bank. A meeting was held (Monday) night but the result obtainable as we go to press, than it is sure that no depositor ... it is sure that no depositor , a cent.
Source: newspapers

2. August 6, 1898 Other

Newspaper Excerpt: Lewis B. Bignold, Receiver of the Bank of Montesano will offer for sale at public auction, commencing 10 a. m. Saturday August 6th 1898 at the Court House all the assets of the Bank of Montesano.
Source: newspapers

3. December 5, 1898 Other

Newspaper Excerpt: The receiver of the Bank of Montesano will sell at the court house the remaining assets of the bank at 2 p. m. December 5, 1898, said assets consisting of choice Montesano, Aberdeen, South Arbor lots, timber claims...
Source: newspapers

4. February 2, 1899 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: LO Hilton VS Bank of Montesano. Receiver's final report approved and resignation of receiver accepted. ... F L Carr appointed receiver vice L B Bignold resigned.
Source: newspapers

5. January 29, 1900 Other

Newspaper Excerpt: F. L. Carr, who is receiver of the old Bank of Montesano, which closed its doors some three years ago, this week mailed checks to the creditors of the defunct institution, paying up all the claims in full.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (11)

1. February 11, 1897 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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Rustlers and Cedarville Toughs. will also be a high jumping ma pole vaulting by two of the mos jumpers and sprinters, to-wit, Williams, of Connie, and E. L. of Satsop. Everybody invited t 1 and see the jumpers jump. From Cosmopolis Enterprise: The G. H. C. Co.'s electric ligl is in good condition, and the com now prepared to furnish lights I side parties, in addition to ligh extensive yards and plant, st offices, also the shingle mill. Sauers, Fred Nye and Wm. Ra already introduced the electric and others will follow suit. T talk of extending the wires to hall building. From Chehalis Tribune (Hoquiam.) Organization in politics is esse success but the fusion party now fight a disorganizing force in ranks. The proper thing to do is every disorganizer and remember the future. There is another tim ing. Don't for a minute toler kicker. Let him go over to the at once and be rid of the man support will do more harm than position. From Hoquiam Washingtonian: The North Western Lumber Co to lay the tug Traveler up to rej boilers and will run the Astoria place. A movement is on foot now wh undoubtedly get a good planked the beach. All should help will matter. The census taken by Col. Tut found 1,422 people, or 78 short of to advance to the third class. Th doubt a very careful census, and are fifty more people than we ex From Montesano Vidette: Following are the amounts of f lected by the county officers dur month of January: Auditor, clerk, 239.20; sheriff, $114.65. Prosecuting Attorney Abel has ered an opinion that directors ar for warrants if issued when the district is beyond the 5 per cent. indebtedness. Last night (Thursday, Feb. 4) 6:50, shortly after the departur passenger train, a bold, bad crawled through the ticket windo the ladies' waiting room, at the and covered Jerry Saylor and Age sons with a revolver, and comi them to open the safe. He first priated Parsons' gun, which was reach of him. When the safe was he found $2.20, and keeping his Saylor and Parsons, he backed ou window and disappeared, leaving a short club, and a sack he had 1 to take away the expected boodle robber was a tall man; had 1 turned wrong side out, and wore a hat with flap down over the face face and hands were blacked. TI ber was evidently a novice at th ness. From Elma Chronicle: E. J. Harris, receiver for the Taylor & Campbell logging firm, i ing to get things in shape SO th can start up again, and work out gations. It is to be hoped that succeed. Good roads will do more to e the value of property in this coun increase the pleasure of living in any other one thing. Let us hav trails and make-believes and ma roads we have of some use. From Montesano Economist: The Bank of Montesano is neg with G. W. Hertges. of Hoquian open the bank. A meeting was h (Monday) night but the result obtainable as we go to press, than it is sure that no depositor , a cent. It is feared an epidemic of dip is about to become prevalent lower Satsop. Pearl, the nine-y daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. died Saturday and was buried Montesano cemetery Sunday, and of the family, a boy a trifle older in a critical condition. There ports of more cases in the vicinity Catarrh Cannot be Cured

2. July 21, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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P - COOLS you on. Old papers for sale at the HERALD office. Judge Irwin had business in Montesano Monday. Mrs. Ray. Sherwood went to Portland Tuesday for a visit of two weeks. J. W. Locke returned from a two month's visit in Minnesota, Monday. E. F. Jones came down from Elma Monday night and returned Tuesday. and Jeanie of visited Aberdeen Hoquiam, Misses Ollie Hull yesterday. Shaw, The schooner C. H. Merchant arrived Monday and is loading at the West Star mill. A marriage license was issued to Harry J. Rice of Hoqniam, and Maggie B. Patterson, of Toledo Washington. Andrew Smith, a prominent farmer who resides between Montesano and Satsop, had business in town yesterday. Mrs. Geo. Emerson and Misses France and Tattle, of Hoquiam, started for Portland yesterday. They will go awheel from Centralia. Phil Lewis was arrested Sunday evening charged with being drunk and disorderly. Justice Arnold fined him five dollars and costs. A Clear Conscience and How to Have it, will be the topic of Rev. Mr. Van Tassel's discourse next Sunday at 11 a. m. in the Presbyterian church. O.P. Burrows went to Montesano yesterday. He reports that he and H. N. Hook have completed the county bridges over Grass and Chenois creeks. Preaching by the pastor in the Congregational church next Sunday. A cordial welcome awaits all. Music by the orchestra in the evening. Services at 11 a. m. m. school at Receiver of the Bank Lewis and B. Bignold, Sunday 12. offer for sale at 10 a. m. of auction, Montesano commencing will Saturday public August 6th 1898 at the Court House all the assets of the Bank of Montesano, 4221 Mrs. Fred. King came up from Westport returned She came up to get a for the Monday and larger range yesterday. Westport branch of the Vienna restaurant, which the incrersed trade made necessary. Rev. J. W. Neyman will preach next Sunday at 11 a. m. in the Baptist Church in in the at 3 in Presbyterian Aberdeen Hoquiam, in Church and Hall in Cosmopolis p. m. and the where the Baptists hold their services, at 8 p. m. A free lecture will be delivered at the M. next by of E. Rev. church Edw. H. Todd, Wednesday Montesano, evening entitled "An Hour on the Wheel." The Epworth League invites all its friends and the young people of the city to attend. of the H.C. Minn., Hotailing, Enterprise, editor accompanied Mapleton, by Mrs. Hotailing, who is state president of the Minnesota order of Rebekah, was among the editors of that state who rean to Sound. Mr. are the cently and made Mrs. Hotailing excursion Puget visiting family of G. F. Simons in this city. The amount of the general fund warrants redeemed by the state treasurer during the quarter ending June 30, 1898, is $464,080.98. The interest on the same is $81,558.15, aggregating total cash paid out during the quarter of $545,639.13. This is the largest amount ever paid in any one quarter dnring the history of the commonwealth. The Post-Intelligencer received yesterday three very large gooseberries from Dr. Paul Smits, of Aberdeen. The largest berry weighed one ounce and was three inches in circumference. They are so large that they are commonly called "Grays Harbor lemons," and any cultivator woule be proud of such a product. -P.-1. The HERALD congratulates Editor Pattison on a his home the in the Cosmopolia arrival of and, daughter owing at to circumstances, will pardon him, this time, for getting mixed on the geography of his town, in stating that the piles and Co. from are at logs shipped Elma by unloaded C. E. Burrows Cosmopolis, & instead of South Aberdeen. It don't go any more though. Prof. Beale.of the State University, ,and who was at oratorical contest last was by falling an on board the steamer Prof. Beale was at the teachers' at next week. Supt. the services of the Denny in and piling ever to by rail was to The shipment was & Co., who have to the piling for the at the harbor. through brought school, brought The Prof. jetty examination Friday, to the McKillip first have Seattle, Arizona contract Jones, present for car Aberdeen Grays the been open load C, has killed principal entrance at E. instructor his hatch of the Harbor Westport Seattle. secured furnish Burrows Friday. stead. logs Sunday of to They have purchased a body of piling timber and saw logs at Elma and will ship it all by rail to Aberdeen. It will

3. July 28, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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Drink Klondike Fizz, it cools von off. Old papers for sale at the HERALD office. Miss Blanche Kendall is visiting Aberdeen friends. Eugune France ha.l business at Monteseno today Deputy Sheriff Bernier had official busines in town today. The HERALD is obliged to O. C. Mitchell for one of his patent perpetual reference calenders. I. Harris & Sons have just received some very nice business and dress suits. Go and look at them. Chas. Wappenstein came down from Seattle Tuesday evening after a witness in a criminal case in the Seattle court. Thos. Morgan, of the well known butcher firm of Ninemire & Morgan, of Montesano, had business in town Toesday night. No wonder so many people trade with I. Harris & Sons. People buy where they can do best. Messrs Ballew & Birmingham will open a grocery store about August 1st in the building formerly occupied by Clune & Noe on Heron street. Eugene France has wound up the affairs of the J. M. Weatherwax Lumber Co., made his final report as receiver and been discharged from his trust. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve ice cream and cake next Saturday afternoon and evening, in the building adjoining Mr. Pfund's jewelry store. The sermon delivered by the Rev. Smith at the Methodist church last Sunday evening on the "Supremacy of Law" was clear lucid and logical. The attendance was good. Lewis B. Bignold, Receiver of the Bank of Montesano will offer for sale at public auction, commencing 10 a. m. Saturday August 6th 1898 at the Court House all the assets of the Bank of Montesano. 422 McCloskey Bros., who are logging on South Bay, received a new donkey engine from Tacoma Monday. The machine was placed on skids here and loaded on a scow yerterday and taken down the Harbor to its destination. C.A. Pinckney has resigned his position with the G. H. C. Co. While his business relations have been pleasant and satisfactory, and he is pleased with the treatment that has been accorded him, he thinks he has accepted a position the duties of which will be more agreeable to him. He goes to Aberdeen to assume charge of the ice manufacturing plant owned by H. L. Cook. The present manager, Mr. Drake, wishes to leave August 1, and Mr. Pinckney is with him now, "getting the run of things." Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney will rent their commodious residence here, and about the first of August will move to Aberdeen. They both will be missed, and will take with them the best wishes of a large number of the best people in the "Best Town" for their abundant prosperity.Cosmopolis Enterprise.

4. September 15, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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Miscellaneous. A J Davis to Paul Rohrbeck, bill of sale log—$162. John Hartman to Montesano State Bank, mtg on logs—$800. Lewis Rice to Union Shingle Co, agmt to sell logs—$110. John Jones et al to John Pongratz, chtl mtg on engine—$200. Wm Breedlove to C H McCormick, bill of sale horses, etc—$130. C H McCormick to B Zeebuyth, chtl mtg on same property—$130. G W Ninemire vs C E Jameson, lis pens lots 1 2 sec 6-16-11 and lots 1 2 and ne¼ of se¼ sec 1-16-12—$1130. G D Schofield et al vs Oscar Wilson et al, lis pens same property as above set-tle title. Alexander Dugan vs Harvey Gray, notice attach nw¼ 26-21-9—$89.26. J G Weatherwax and wife to B F Doty and wife, sat mtg on lots 10 11 12, blk 5, W & B add Aberdeen. James R Bill to M Weatherwax, rel mtg w½ sec 28-18-7—800. Clyde B Weatherwax and wife to Fern W Sherwood, mtg und¼ int e½ of ne¼ sec 15 and s½ of nw¼ and nw¼ of sw¼ sec 11 and ne¼ sec 10 all in 17-5 and n½ of nw¼ sec 8-17-8—$1. L E Tallmadge to E E Tallmage, lease life time lots 1 2 sec 24-18-7. Alice Chalmers et al to Lucy A Glenn, sat mtgs n½ of sw¼ sec 1 and e½ of se¼ sec 2, se¼ of ne¼ sec 2, e½ of sw¼ of ne¼ sec 2, except portion N Cord and strip 4x40 rds in S end all in 17-7—$2400. Lucy Ann Oberg to Edward Campbell, mtg on n½ of sw¼ sec 1, e½ of se¼ sec 2, se¼ of n½ sec 2, e½ of sw¼ of ne¼ sec 2 except as above—$2400. Lewis B Bignold as receiver Bank of Montesano to Ninemire & Morgan, assignment mtg ne¼ of se¼ and se¼ of ne¼

5. September 29, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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United States Saving & Loan Co VS Harrison Owen et al. Motion to make more definite denied. N P Ry Co VS Jennie R West et al. Dismissed. Samuel Clymont was admitted to citizenslip. In re gnardianship of Mary 11 Commins, minor. Notice of sale of real estate ordered. L B Bignold, receiver, VS If Willis Carr. Order for change of venue to King county signed. L O Hilton VS Bank of Montesano, Order of direction to receiver signed. W L Baker VS John Hall et al. Motion against garnishee defendant denied. J S Book VS Willis G Hopkins et al. Demurrer overruled. G M Powell vs G H Com'l Co et al. Time for settlement of statement of facts extended to Sept. 24. John Ogle and Wm J Wharton were admitted to citizenship. NEW CASES. East Hoquiam Boom & Logging Co VS Chas Neeson et al. Foreclosure of log lien. Montesano State Bank VS E J Byles et al. Foreclosure

6. October 6, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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Real Estate Transfers For week ending Oct. 1. 1809 furnished by D. W. Fleet. manager.of Grays Harbot Abstract Company, Montesano, Wash. Stetson Trust Co to PJP Smith et al, nwly) lot 6, blk 39, Hoquiam-$1501 AO Brewer and wife to R H Wade, tract in sec 34-17-6-$325. John P Goggin to AH King, se1 of nw14 and ne14 of sw14 of sec 12-18-7$775. Herman Winters to Dolly Dutcher, lot 8, blk 24, Hoquium-8:000. John C Williams to Henry A Kalb, sw14 of sec 14-18-11-$350. JEN Warmald and wife to Lucy C Tanner, lot 11, blk 6, W & Bs add to AberdeenNeil Cooney to H L Cook, lots 1 and 2, in sec 18-20-8-$300. Edward Campbell and wife to Olive Larson, lot 9, bik 59, Heqniam -$760. USA to Alice Aliman. self -04 of sec 8, and e1/2 of -w14 and ew1 of sw14 of sec 9 twp 20-10-Pat. Same to Christian C Hansen.lots 3 and 4, and e) of swls 30-21-0-Par. DT Creech, sheriff to CP Bourne,e} of sw14 and w12 of self sec 14-17-8$768. DT Creech, sheriff to U S Savings & Loan Coe 50 it lots 7 and 8, bik 2, B & D add to CN Byles plat Montesano-$400. Walter Sinnock to Jacob L Thompson, w1/2 of nw14 and w1/2 of ew14 sec 2-18-7, also nw14 if of nw14 and ne14 of sw14 sec 2-18-7-$1200. USA to John D Sparling. sig of ne1/4 and n'e of -e1/4 sec 21-19-12-Pat. Pacific Land Co to A W Barkley, lot 2. blk 21, Pacific Lent Co's add to Aber deen-$60. H Minnie Ford to David H Ford, 81/2 of nw1/4 sec 24-20-7-$500. L B Bignold, receiver Bank Monte-ano to M A Swift, lots 13 14 and 15, bik 26, Ocosta-$100. W W Hart to Fred A Hart, lots 9 10 11 and 12, blk 3, syndicate add Aberdeen, also lot 4, blk 23 and wly) lot 3, blk 4, W & Bs add Aberdeen, also tract land in sec 5-17-9-$1. CL Thomasa wife to Clara J Worthington, lot 6, blk 1, Blair's add Montesano-$250. Clara Worthington and husb to Elmer Mobray, same property-$150. G Geissler and wife to DC Simmons, w1/2 of nw14 sec 35-18-8 except porti n lying east of Wynooche river-$1950.

7. December 1, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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Receivers Sale. The receiver of the Bank of Montesano will sell at the court house the remaining assets of the bank at 2 p. m. December 5, 1898, said assets consisting of choice Montesano, Aberdeen, South Arbor lots, timber claims in Chehalis county and Oregon.

8. December 29, 1898 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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For ending Dec. 28. 1828. furnished by D. W. Fleet, manager of Grays Harbor Abstract Company, Montesino West JG Lewis to HD Weyer, 2 ac in lot 1, sec 28-17-5-42.0. James A Kan to PJ Girard, lot 12, bik 37, Karr's riv., Hoquiam-$50. J.S. Whitehead to Edward Nelson, lot 80, blk 64, Hoquiam-$315. A P Beck to FW Boneann. 1714 ac in sec 12-18-5-3150. Receiver Bank of Montesano to E Croft and C W Waldron, about 400 lots in Southarbor and 5 in S Aberdeen-$51. US to Harvey E Langley, 81/2 of se sec 24, and n1/2 of ne sec 25-19-12-Pat. D McCrimmon to Jno E Russell, part lots 5 and 6, 13, 48 Hoquiam-$400. Jas W Fleet to Ella Milroy, lot 6, blk S, B & D'e, Montesano-$250. J S Young to T Noel, lot 4, blk 66, Ocosta-$250. Executor est H Wedekind, 91 X 216 ft in SW of SW sec 5-17-7, in city of Montesano, to Frank Wedikind-$15). F Wedekind to F A Tan, same property-$1. John Brumbaugh to AD Devonshire, se) see 10-15-10 and wis of nwi see 32-18-17-1700 J H Brewer to las R Brower, 01 of ne14 see 6-17-6 and ets of sol4 see 31-186-$1. Mary Kendall to Smill 1. Moak, lots and 9, blk 7, is & D's Montes.no-(10)). HC Heermans to NPR RCR of way over lots 28, 21, 25, 26 and 27 Harbor Dock, AberdeenWA Anderson to Simon Cooper, lots 5 and 6B 13, W & B's, Elma-$120. US to John F Buck, lots 1, 2 and 11, sec 16-16-8-Pat. Sheriff to Francis B Eaton, w/s of solt and 81/2 of sw14 see 1-17-0-80030. Same to same, lots 3 and 4, se: 27-1611 and other lands-$3036.25. Same to same. lots and 5, sec 29-1611 and other lahds-$4785. Same to same, nel of nw14 and nw14 of ne1/4 sec 9-20-10-$651.37. Same to Frederick Smyth sig of sw14 see 2-16-11 and other lands-$3154.50. Same to Francis B Eaton, n/2 of ne14 sec 20-18-5 and otherlands-$800. C A Scammon to Mary A Chamberlain lot 121321, Westport--$6). E W Karr to 1 G Wheelock, lots 17, 18, 19 B 17 Karr's river. Hoquiam-$180. Receiving Bank Mentesano to E C Story, about 100 lots in Ocosta, Montesano and Peterson-$44.38. W A Briscoe to J M Allman, lot 15, blk 26, Karr's river, Hoquiam-$650. Saml Benn to Sweedish Church of Aberdeen, lot 1, blk 38, Aberdeen-$300. H E Markland to R F Boyd, ne14 sec 35-19-12, mtg. for $100.

9. January 5, 1899 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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NEW CASES. Andrew Selberg VS W E Trembly et vs. Possession of property and damages. Real Estate Transfers. For week ending Jan. 4. 1899. furuished by a W. Fleet, manager of Grays Harbor Abstract Company, Montesano, Wash. Receiver Bank of Montesano to Fredrrick Perry. sw14 sec 2-19-8 and other lands-$123. Alice B Benn to Charles R Bell, lot 11, sik 2. B's 1st add Aberdeen-$1. Genevieve L Paul to Henry W Paul, lot 1, blk 7, Oakville--$60. Same to Andrew J Gibson Jr, swis of 3R 1/4 sec 13 and se14 of sel/4 sec 14-16-5 -$1150. RA Rowley to Anna L Gould, sw14 Re 26-16-9-$1. Thos J Preston to August J Hilker, lots Gand 9, bik 9, Central add Aberdeen$100. US Savings & Loan Asso'n to Christime Kyser, lot 9, blk 41, Aberdeen-$500. A W Laughlin to Victoria Calboun, lot 11, blk 11, Martin's add and lots in blks 1 and 2. Raddell's add Elina-$1. Levicy O Hilton to David Melville, 16 eres in not of nw14 sec 10-17-7-$570 Louisa M Clarke to J S Book, und 12 12. blk 41, Aberdeen-$325. Chas S Clarke to WP Book, lot 4, blk Aberdeen-$10. Jas A Karr to Ogle RG Gordon, lots 4 and 5, blk 25, Karr's River add Hoquiam -$100. US to Orin P Burrows, s/2 of sel4 sec # 19-12-Pat. Orin P Burrows to Geo H Emerson, same property-$500. Lester L Darling to Saml Benn, ow14 sec 28-20-7 and lots 123 and 8% of ne14 sec 6-19-7-$170. U to Paul Zittan, SW14 sec 22-16-7 -Pat. Julia Comins to Michael Woods, timher on ne1/4 of nw14 snd 81/2 of nw14 and w1/4 of SW 1/4 sec 26-17-C-S500. Fern W Sherwood to is K Bowes, lot 7, ink 16. W & B's add Aberdeen-$75. JM Weatherwax Co to Fern W Sher rood, same property-$1. Saml Benn to Julia C Girton. lots 23 and 24, blk 3, Central add Aberdeen---220. JS Book to August Ihle, ltl, Pacitic Cos plat Aberdeen-$900. Receiver Bank of Montesano to Edsound Croft, lots in Ocosta-$107. Same to N D McKillip, 30 lots in Hoquiam add Aberdeen-$11.25. M F Hill to W II Lovell, Greds by 127 feet in see Lee Stamper to same, Lacre in sec 3515-6--135. Fern W Sherwood to 1.1 Bratter, lot 10, bik A. 11 & Badd Herman Winters to OG Chase, lot 7, lik

10. February 2, 1899 Aberdeen Herald Aberdeen, WA

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In re estate of J W Divilbies, deceased. Sale of personal property directed. LO Hilton VS Bank of Montesano. Re ceiver's final report approved and resignation of receiver accepted. Bailey F Bodewell VS John G Reed et al. Plaintiff allowed to withdraw exhibit. AJ Anderson V8 J S Gunn et al. Order to show cause why a writ of review should not issue signed. R A Bartlett et al VS OB Beaver et al. Clerk directed to pay out money deposited in court. In re estate of Loren J Annes,deceased. Sarah E Annes appointed administratrix. Socan Swensen VS EK Wood Lumber Co. Demurrer to complaint overruled. In re assignment of Wakefield State Bank. Final report of assignee approved and compensation fixed. C W Wappenstein vs Aberdeen Bank. Demurrer to petition overruled. F I. Carr V8 Geo W Hertges. Owen Jones substituted as party defendant. Wm Phillips V8 T 08 Morgan et al. Garnishee defendant allowed to amend petition. LO Hilton VS Bank of Montesano. F L Carr appointed receiver vice L B hignold resigned. In re estate of Roderick Cameron, deceased. Administrator's final report approved. In re guardianship of Aaron Voorhies et al minors. Order distributing real estate signed. Samuel Benn V8 Chehalie County at al City of Aberdeen allowed to intervene. CW Wappenstein vs Aberdeen Bank. Receiver directed to withdraw petition as to the West Aberdeen ranch. G W Shelley et al V8 Julius Andrews as justice of the peace. Alternative writ of mandamus issued. In re estate of Daniel Curran, deceased. Order directing the conveyance of certain lands to Jas Gleeson Jr signed. NEW CASES. A J Anderson V8 JS Gunn and Geo W Shelley. Writ of review. Kroenert Bros VS Anderson-Middleton Lumber Co. Foreclosure of mtg. Shelley & Co VS Julius Andrews as justice of the peace. Mandamus. WM Hulet VH Gabrielson & Holmer. Appeal from justice court.

11. January 30, 1900 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Seattle, WA

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Bank Claims Paid in Full. Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer. MONTESANO, Jan. 29.-F. L. Carr, who is receiver of the old Bank of Montesano, which closed its doors some three years ago, this week mailed checks to the credItors of the defunct institution, paying up all the claims in full.