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Bank Failure. NEW WHATCOM, Wash., Oct. 1. -The Blaine state bank at Blaine, Wash., of which H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of Lester W. David, postmaster of Blaine, as receiver yesterday on application of S. H. Stone, of Seattle, one of the stockholders. The liabilities and assets are not stated.
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A Bank in Trouble. NEW WHATCOM, Wash., Oct. 1.-The Blaine State Bank of Blaine, Washington, of which H. W. Wheeler is president, and E. R. Wheeler, cashier, has gone into the hands of a receiver on application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, Wash., cne of the stockholders, based upon the affidavits of the other directors. The assets and liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was sppointed receiver.
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Another Failure. NEW WHATCOM, Oct. 1.-The Blaine state bank of Blaine, of which H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, has gone into the hands of a receiver. Assets and liabilities not stated. It was the only bank in Blaine and Was a successor to the Blaine National bank which suspended one year ago.
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The Blaine Bank Broken NEW WHATCOM, Wash., Sept. 30.The Blaine State bank of Blaine. Wash., of which H. w. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver this afternoon upon the application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, one of the stockholders, based upon affidavits. of the other three directors. It was the only bank in Blaine and was the successor to the Blaine National, which suspended about a year ago. The assets and liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was appointed receiver.
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BANK FAILURE. New Whatcom, Sept. 30.-The Blaine State Bank, of Blaine, of which H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver today. The assets and liabilities are not stated. It was the only bank in Blaine and was successor to the Blaine National Bank which suspended a year ago.
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NEWS OF THE STATE. The Blaine State Bank, of Blaine, has suspended. Both houses of the Seattle council have ordered street car and electric light wires to be placed under ground. The number of men employed in fishing on Willapa harbor and its tributaries this fall is nearly double what it was last year, and big fish are plentiful. A convention of miners is in session this week at Spokane. with the object of advancing the interests of the miners, and of the mines, one of the principal sources of wealth of the state. Charles E. Myers, the murderer of Frank Sherry, was hanged at Walla Walla, Monday. Myers set fire to the City hotel in Asotin, two years ago, in order to burn his divorced wife. The wife escaped but Sherry perished. Another big enterprise is projected by Seattle parties. It is to use the Cedar river to furnish power to generate electricity sufficient to furnish Seattle and Tacoma with all their power; also to use part of the water to supply the city of Seattle. John McClelland, of Olympia, spent four days in a gulch in the Olympic mountains, recently, without food or fire, having lost his footing and slipped into it while hunting. He was nearly dead from hunger and cold when found by his companions. The Northern Pacific car shops at Edison showed a pay roll of $21,000 for August, affording employment to 375 men. The shops are now turning out the fourth order for 100 freight cars, which are constructed entirely of home product except the end sills, which are of oak. f Those under construction are monsters, and will hold 70,000 pounds.
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RECEIVRR FOR A BLAINE BANK Granted Upon the Application of a Se. attle Stockholder. New Whatcom, Wash., Sept. 30.-The Blaine State bank of Blaine, Wash., of which S. H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver toady upon application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, one of the stockholders, based upon the statement of the other three directors. The assets ad liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was appointed receiver.
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RECEIVRR FOR A BLAINE BANK Granted Upon the Application of a Se attle Stockholder. New Whatcom, Wash., Sept. 30.-The Blaine State bank of Blaine, Wash., of which S. H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver toady upon application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, one of the stockholders, based upon the statement of the other three directors. The assets ad liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was appointed receiver.
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RECEIVRR FOR A BLAINE BANK Granted Upon the Application of 'a Se attle Stockholder. New Whatcom, Wash., Sept. 30.-The Blaine State bank of Blaine, Wash., of which S. H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver toady upon application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, one of the stockholders, based upon the statement of the other three directors. The assets ad liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was appointed receiver.
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RECEIVRR FOR A BLAINE BANK Granted Upon the Application of a Se. attle Stockholder. New Whatcom, Wash., Sept. 30.-The Blaine State bank of Blaine, Wash., of which S. H. W. Wheeler is president and E. R. Wheeler cashier, went into the hands of a receiver toady upon application of C. H. Stone of Seattle, one of the stockholders, based upon the statement of the other three directors. The assets ad liabilities are not stated. Lester W. David, postmaster at Blaine, was appointed receiver.
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David Ordered to Deliver the Books. The only new development in the conflicting receiverships of the Blaine Nation bank and the Blaine State bank Was an order from Judge Hanford given to Receiver Emmons. of the National bank, requiring Receiver Lester W. David, of the State bank, to deliver to Receiver Emmons certain books claimed to belong to the National bank, or show cause for not doing so by next Monday.