PAGE TA70
THE EVENING TIMES,; RALEKUI, N. C.
Annual Statement
For tbe Year Ending Dec. 31,
1908, of fbe Cvndition
and Affairs of the
RALEIGH BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSO'N
Incorporated Oct 4, 1905;
Commenced Business Oct.
7, 1905; Home Office 107
Fayetteville Street.
' Raleigh. N. C.
Made to Insurance Commissioner,
Raleigh, N. C, as required by law.
MANAGEMENT.
President, Thomas B. Womaok, Ral
eigh, N. C.
Secretary-Treasurer, James C. Alli
son, Raleigh, N. C.
Attorney, Wm. B. Snow, Raleigh,
n. c. , ;
Directors, Jas. I. Johnson, vice-president;
Thomas B. Womack, Wm. B.
Snow, C. B. Park, J. A. Scott, C. B.
Edwards, A. B. Andrews, Jr., J. F.
Ferrall, W. S. Wilson, J. E. O'Donnell,
Albert L. Cox, J. A. P. Farnham, F.
K. Ellington, Alfred Williams, Alexan
der Webb, J. C. Ellington, P. D. Gold,
Jr., Chas. J. Parker, Dr. J. Martin
Fleming, C D. Harris. ,
STOCK.
Amt of authorized shares, $3,000,000.00
Par value of each share... 100.00
Number of shares In force
at beginning of year..... . .
Number shares subscribed
during year ............ ......
No. shares cancelled and
withdrawn during year...
No. shares in force at end
of year ...... .. .....
No. shareholders white ....
No. shareholders colored ..
Installment on shares due
and unpaid ...............J
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Dec. 31, 1907,
as per last report ...J
1,365
906
210
2.061
241
- 18
615.25
133.1
Installments paid ............. 22,778.04
Mortgages paid in whole or in
part ..
Loans or shares paid,....;..
Interest received ............
Fines received ... .-.
Entrance fees
Transfer fees ...............
Insurance premiums repaid
Delinquent taxes repaid . . .
Money borrowed ............
1.242.91
1,278.75
2,395.40
208.20
226.50
6.50
15.44
25.77
3.400.00
Total '-... V.i,i,;-:,.,J 31,713.19
DISBURSEMENTS.
Loans on mortgages, white.. $19,617.81
tans and mortgages, colored 1.G23.10
Loans on shares .............. 2,030.00
Paid on withdrawals, due.... 2.613.09
Paid on withdrawals as profits 53.41
Paid borowed money ......... 3,300.00
Salaries .. ... .. .. .. , 800.50
Advertising and printing..... 159.75
Interest .. ,. ........ ,' 90.50
Rent .. .. -.. .. .-. .. 45.00
Insurance premiums advance. 23.44
Delinquent taxes advanced.. 25.77
Furniture and fixtures. . .. .. .. 106.25
Miscellaneous expenses : 4S5.11
Total
. 30.973.73
(face
46.400.00
.....1.925.00
ASSETS,
mortgages
Loans on
value) .. .. ..
Loans on shares
Cash in bank ................ 739.46
Furniture and fixtures ...... 106.25
Interest due and unpaid .. .... 102,07
Due for, insurance premiums
advanced .. .. .. .. .. .... 8.00
Installments due and unpaid.. : 615.25
Total 49.X96.03
LIABILITIES.
Due shareholders, install
ments paid ..$ 45.264.00
Borrowed money .............. I, I00.no
Balance to be paid on loans
made .
Surplus
l.OOO.OO
2,532.03
Total ...
State of North
..J49.S96.03
Carolina,
county of
wake: ss:
Thomas B. Womack, president: Jas.
C. Allison, secretary, of the Raleigh
Building and Loan Association, of
Raleigh, state of North Caroli
na, being duly sworn, each for
himself, deposes and says that they
are the above described officers
of said association, and that on the
31st day of December last all the above
described assets were the ; absolute
property of the said association, free
and clear from any Hens or claims
thereon except as above stated; and
. that the foregoing statement, with the
schedule and explanations therein con
tained, assumed or referred to, are a
full and correct exhibit of the assets,
liabilities. Income and disbursements,
and of the condition and affairs of the
Bald association on the said 31st day
of December last, and for the year
ending on that date, according to the
best of their information, knowledge
and belief, respectively.
THOMAS B. WOMACK,
President.;
' J. C. ALLISON,
' Secretary,
-Sworn "to and subscribed before me,
thl 21st day of January, 1909.
(Seal) CART K. DURFET.
Notary Public.
i My commission expires Sept. 18, 1910.
State of North Carolina Insurance
BUte of North Carolina
1 .' Insurance Department,
' Raleigh, Jan, 28, 1909.
I, James R, Young, Insurance com
missioner, do hereby certify that the
above Is a true and correct abstract of
the statement of the Raleigh Building
and. Loan' Association of RaRlelgh, N.
C, Bled, with this department, showing
Uie condition of said association on the
list day of December, 1909.
- Witness my hand and official seal
the day and date above written.
. JAMES R. TOUNO,
., . Insurance Commissioner.
f" S!S
8. B. 63.1, Senator Manning
bill to regulate the practice of archi
tecture and appoint an examining
board. Propositions and-Grievances.
S. B. 634, Senator Hawes: To in
corporate the town of Atkinson.
Counties, Cities, and Towns.
S. B. CSS, Senator Kluttz
law East Spencer to tesue
To al
bouds. Counties, Citiea. and Towns,
S. n. C3ii, Senator Dawes:
To in
corporate Stanionsburg, Wilson coun
ty. Comities, Cities and Towns.
S, 15. 637, Senator Johnson: To
abolish the office of standard-keeper
in Caniden. rvo-'osilions and Griev -
ances. :
S. B. 63S, Senator Burton: To al
law commissioners of Onslow to is
sue bonds. Counties, Cities and
Towns;
S. B. 639, Senator Burton: To al
low the commissioners of Onslow to
use certain funds. Counties, Cities
and Towns.
S. B. 640, Senator Barham: To
divide a certain school district in
Wayne county. Counties, Cities and
Towns.
S. B. 641, Senator Doekery: To
confer police powers on certain offi
cers in Richmond county, Proposi
tions and Grievances.
S. B. 642, Senator Scott: To con -
fer police powers on deputy sheriffs in
certain townships. Propositions and!
Grievances.
S. B. 613, Senator Clark: To al
low certain townships in Bladen
county to issue bonds. Judiciary.
S. B. 644, Senator Means: To make
the state superintendent of public
instruction ex-officio a trustee of the
State University, Trustees of "Uni
versity of North Carolina.
S. B. 645, Senator Nimocks: An
act to promote efficiency of the R. R
D. service. Propositions and Griev
ances.
S. B. 646, Senator Rritt: To allow
justices of the peace to be elected by
the vote of the people. Justices of
Peace.
S. R., Senator Means: A resolu
tion to examine the office of the en
grossing clerk of the senate and find
out how much work is done in that
office by the employes. Committee
on Rules.
S. B. 643, Senator Dockery: For
the maintenance of roads in Beaver
Dam township in Richmond county.
Public, Roads.
A memorial opposing the passage
of the law, relative to the firemen's
relief fund was presented. Commit
tee on Insurance..;
S. B. 649, Senator Elliot.: To
amend law relative to barb-wire
fences in Catawba counties. Propo
sition and Grievances.
S. B. 650, Senator Shaw: To amend
charter of Bank of I.umberton. Cor-1
porations.
. B. 6a 1. Senator Shaw: To
amend charter of Virginia-Carolina'
Railroad Company, Railroads.
S. B. 652, Senator Shaw: To re
quire clerks of superior court, regis
ters of deeds, sheriffs, and other of
ficers to publish a list of fees received
by them, .ludioiary.
S. B. 63:5, Senator Shaw: To amend
charter of Robeson Loan and Trust
Company. Corporations.
Passed Third Reading.
The following bills passed third
reading: :
To provide for good roads in
Franklinton township, Franklin
county.
To provide for good roads in
Franklin county.
To allow the extension of the town
limits of Wlnterville.
To Incorporate the Mercantile
Bank of Elizabeth City.
To regulate the sale of registra
tion of concentrated commercial feed
stuffs.
To prohibit fishing ; in certain
streams in Sampson.
To prohibit fishing 'in' Little River,
Wake county.
To prevent live stock from running
at large in Ashe county.
To provide diphtheria antitoxin for
indigent sick of diphtheria.
To pay the expenses of sub-committee
on insane asylnms.
To provide proper sanitary sur
roundings for Btate charitable insti
tutions. To prohibit seining in Transyl
vania county.
To regulate the use of automobiles
of Sampson county.
To regulate the use of automobiles
in Cumberland county.
To regulate the use of automobiles
in Johnson and Harnett counties.
Other New Bills.
Bills were Introduced out of order
as follows
S. B. 654, Senator Long, of Ire
dell: To authorize the leyy of a
school tax in Iredell county. Coun
ties, Cities and Towns.
8. B. 655, Senator Emple: 'To pre
vent salaried officers of New Hanover
from receiving witness fees. Judic
iary. ,
8. B. 656, Senator Wray: To
amend 3769 of Revlsal, relative to
fences along public roads. Public
Roads.
Senator Travis was added to the
committee on Counties, Cities and
x".
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Towns.
Hearing; This Afternoon.
The committee on Counties, dues
and Towns will he in session this af
ternoon and will hear.;.' petitions in
the matter of creating the counties of
Moseley and Avery.
On motion Of Senator Long of ire
dell, the senate adjourned to meet
tomorrow at 1 1 o'clock.
CHAULICS P. ADAMS DKAII.
Head of Telegraph 'System of South
crn Railway Begun Life ns
Messenger.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Feb. 9 Charles P.
Adams, for many years a telegrapher
wilh some of I lie loading railroads
of the country, died at It is home, 1226
Columbia Road, early this morning
of a hemorrhage of the brain. He
had been ill only since last Thursday.
Mr. Adams at the time of his death
was superintendent of telegraph for
the Southern Railway, to which posi
tion he was appointed on June 1,
1904, He was born in Somerset
county, Md., in 1S60, and began his
business career as a messenger with
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in
is73. ; v.; "";. vr
From that position he became a tel
egraph operator and promotions fol
lowed rapidly. In 1894 he became
a division operator for the Great
Xorthern with headquarters at St.
Paul. Six years later he occupied
a similar position with the Central
Rai,r:'(l of New Jersey with offices
in New York. This position he held
until he entered the employ of the
Southern.
air. .Adams was a Mason, and a
member of the old-timers' telegraph
association and the railway signal en
gineers' association. eHis survived
by a wife and three children two
adult sons and a daughter.
SKXATK NAVAL COMMITTEE.
Holding Meeting Today Vor the' Pur
pose of Considering Naval Ap
propriation Hill.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Feb. 9 The senate
naval committee will hold another
meeting today for the purpose of con
sidering the naval appropriation bill.
It is hoped they will finish with the
bill at this meeting. What has been
done so far Is not known as the com
mittee will make no statement until
they have finished with the; entire
bill. Senator Hale's bill for two more
battleships is under consideration
and it is thought will be favorably
reported to the senate. If these bat
ftlships are granted they will be the
largest In existence and will exceed
the Dreadoaught type of England.
Secretary Newberry favors : them,
they have been recommended by
President Roosevelt and It is prob
able the senate will grant these two
ships. Senator Hale asks that they
be built in Maine ship yards. It is
probable this will be stricken out, or,
if left in will be the result of a big
fight between senators who represent
states having big ship yard3.
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air
passages, stops the Irritation In the
Ihrnal -rtntliAa O. I ....... I .
brane8, and the m0st obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and cold
Is expeled from the system. Refuse
any but the genuine In the yellow
package. Klng-Crowell Drug Co..
Fayetteville and Ilargett streets.
Chon-h Reception Tonight.
The chairmen of the Ladles Circles
of Edenfon Street church will enter
tain the official members of the church
and Sunday school and their wives in
the Sunday school rooms this evening
from 8 to :30 o'clock. All members
are Invited to be present and a delight
ful evening Is promised.
(J&
ed evsry
SKXOR.F, He La PARKA.
if I". a
my -.
ml . jr -
V Ma i II
Senor F. De I .a Harm, M''icin
Minister to ISelgiiiin. wl o is now in
this country on a vara'.n'ti.
J. G. HOC!) 3H0T
Ifi CHARLOTfE
(By Leased Wire in I he lnnos)
I'hailotte, Keli : .1 H. Hood, for
manv years prominent in hiranoss circle;-'
here, was shot Ihioiuh the head
three tunes this -monuiic liv . liit
Keis. a tiiriner. ItigwrK overl.Mik D'hmI
in ; I ho street' in fi'ont of .'I lie, "out nil
Hotel ami lnvd lour sin : at close
mnjjiv.
It is reported tliat . liiL-nors. claiineil
that Hood hid cheated linn out nl
monev in a business iiansael ion. lioili
men have families.
to iNt'HKAsi; n i:danci;.
S'lienie of Hillslioro Street Sunday
Si-hool to Increase Attendance niul
Collectlotis.
I'rof. S. M. bluitn, superintendent
or the Ilillsboio strciet Sutulav school
has introduced a new system in the,
school, hoping tlicrchy to gain tin in
crease of 101 ', ' in attendance ami
oiierinjrs. The svstom will be ex
plained in fill next Sundav. All
members ol the-congregation and all
who have attended this school at anv
lime are invited to be present to hoar
the explanation. The school is doins
well under tin- present mumigoment'.
but is at present looking forward to a
great increase in attendance and in
terest. The motto of (he school is:
Every member present everv Sundav.
on time, with his own Bible, a lib
oral offering, a studied lesson, and a
mind to learn.
HAS CARRIED THREE
LOCAL TAX ELECTIONS
It was learned at the office of the
superintendent ol public instruction
this morning-, that Since September,
IOCS, Wilkes county has carried three
local tav elections and made applica
tion for twelve original libraries and
eleven supplemental libraries. These
are comparatively small evidences of
the progress of education in Wilkes.
Applications for libraries are now on
file in the office of. tho state superin
tendent of public instruction two years
In advance of possible apportionments
to meet them. This county already
leads all others In tho number of rural
libraries. It. also leads In tho number
of special local tax school districts.
A hoever knows Superintendent C. V
Wright, one of tho most active and
enthusiastic county superintendents In
the state, understands what has made
this progress possible.
A report of the Ruga boo school for
tho month ending January 13th. shows
a dlslrlct census of sevenlv-lwo en.
rollnient of eighty-seven (fifteen more
than are on the district census), and
an average dally attendance of SHven-
tj'-four. :. There Is noj a, single white
child In tht district between the sires
ofBlx and twenty-one years not in
school. An Interesting feature of the
report is dial It shows an enrollment
of forty-four boys.
C. R. Ivluger, the jeweler, UMiO Vir
ginia nve., Indianapolis, Ind , writes'
"I was so -weak from kidney trouble
that I could hardly walk a hundred
feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kldnev
Remedy cleared iny complexion, cured
my backache and the irregularities
disappeared, and . I can now attend
to business every day, and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer
ers, as It cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had failed." King.
Crowell Dr- . Co., Fayetteville and
Hargett streets.
"-Game Warden Unchurch has re
turned from Halifax rountv. where he
convicted three persons of killing deer
out of season. . ,-
WAKE SCHOOL NOTES
Woman's Betterment Work at
Bay in
Oyster Supper Saturday is;!if
Work Done At Hay Leaf School
Dormitory to he limit New Light
.schools Visited.
The Woman s Betterment Associa- j
turn. at Hay Leaf Illicit School gave an !
oyster supper for tho benefit of the i
school laft Saturday nisrht. , i
Mw-c its organization, on the 20th of :
April last year, tlnri nwoeiutlon has
been uellveiy cngftsred in various wnvs I
to build up not only the school directly i
but a frond arid substantial school spirit !
which is necessary for (he continuance
ol a school.. While the association has j
only about lifteon numbers, all the j
pupils ami teachers and men of the I
oi'HirmiMitv regard -themselves as mem-
..ers of the association and freelv stive
tnen- service in work'm-: for the school.
1 lie Hay Keaf high Kl'ool v:is (.s
tablished only larst year, and the eoin
leitti e rained liy popular suhseriptlon
.'ill to meet the roouiivinent of the
state lui- the location of a high school,
and besldos contributed a nice sum of
money tv ' lengthen' the term' of 'the
putitie. schools. .
ir'eeing the need of music in (oiinec
tion Villi tile hirrli .school, another sub
serlitiiiii.'vas taken and JM0 raised to
Imil't a music room.
.The committeemen of (he high'school,
.Messrs. V. A. Mnilh. W. L. Niiper and
K.'T. riper, and I he .public s'licml eom
iniltee. .Mes.-rs. (,. 1.5. Norwood. 1). V.
lloekadav ami A. !:. Allen, bought for
the' school a nice nlano.
A. few nienilii ts of the voniun Hel
teiineiit Assor-mtion with the music
tc;( her are id iiiiiing to paint, the music
room, doiou: ilie labm themselves and
HUM? loi' lh" material out of Hie
tiv.iM.iy of the association.
i.iienllv the school grounds have
been r-l'Mte.il off. thoroulilv filouclied.
li!i: liiwed and set wilh eighty-, imgnr
iii:i;-le,s.! Neaiby (lie school grounds a
p. ol has been secureil and' put in shape
for the baseball club.
.'! !v omaii t hetlerineiil A:-soei;i.
tioi ,i K,iv l-af has inn'e Kseli i 'It
i'l f many ways : Ilia t one; cannot enu
merate them. Il lias revolutioniy.ed
the si uliiti'Mit of the comnuinitv. .leii
wl.o would orilinarilv have contended
with each olhei are lieartilv cii-opei -atnig
loi;i tlier in Ilic . woik. The peo
ple or the eiinillirnil v feel vetv kinillv
toward Miss Ivdllh llovsler of he )e.
partnient of l'edagogv- of l'eace Insti
tire. for having .orgamzsd. (he lietter
n.ent .s!.(Ki:'.t ion.
It will be remembered that the'TSsiv
l.eaj" school is situated near the home
oi the. line J. D. Allen, who was a
member of the county board of educa
tion. Daring h;s tenn of office, -which
was a little less than two years, he
showed ibe keenest interest m the Tail)-'
i In- schools of the count v. and especially
m Lhe hay Leal sc hool. I lie p'-oplc ol
the coiiiinunitv revere his-memory and
are inspired to work tor their school
by (lie recollection of the great love
which he bad for it.
Miperiiitendeiit .Tmlil visited Buy
Leaf school yesterday .and found it m
excellent condition. The principal.-Mr.
I'. L. Faust, of the 'nlversitv of North
Carolina, with Mrs. F. L. Faust, of the
State Normal, are assisted bv Miss
Williams, of the l!a)tist I mversitv.
Steps are being taken toward the
erection of a dormitory before the be
ginning of next session.
After Inspecting the liav Leaf school.
Professor Judd visited the schools in
New Light township.
I Nil ice (irind.
.There, were no cases of anv Import
ance in the police court this morning.
Richard Hlnton, colored, was fined
$1.5,1 lor falling to pav his sanitary
fax.
A liblf-wltted negro by the name
of Isham Smith, who had been beg
ging on the streets of Raleigh, was
ordered (o leave town.
Commission Issued.
Adjutant General Robertson yes
terday Issued commissions to N. It.
Morgan, K. A. Simpkins and W. S.
Uranglor capialn, first lieutenant
and second lieutenant, respectively,
of Company D., Second Infantry,
(loldshoro.
Ki:V. JOHX L. S( ( DDKIt.
Tlie Iter. John L. Bcudder, of Jer
sey City, who is starting im agltutlon
against kissing and who suys ho has
never klsaed Ids wife.
i! , w. 4
IfKfe
masons
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