Balance Sheet for Greenlee County Bank 1913
The document presents a bank balance sheet listing assets including loans and discounts, due from directors, overdrafts, real estate, cash items, and state bank deposits. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various deposit types. The statement is sworn by cashier B R Lanneau before notary John Evans on April 14, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serpe
State of Arizona
Greenlee
Ss. I. B
John Evans
Grand Durban Horse Race At Duncan Tracks Next Sunday
A sweep stake event at Duncan tracks next Sunday features four horses Sad Sam owned by N Worrell Catering Clyde owned by Mr Sanders Little Skeeter owned by D Williams Rounder owned by Bat Ford The quarter mile race carries a winner purse of 100 with 10 entrance fee Applications for entry may be made through Jockey Anderson before race day The expected crowd is described as the largest ever for a Durban horse race.
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Duncan Tracks
Sad Sam
N. Worrell
Clyde
Mr. Sanders
Little Skeeter
D. Williams
Rounder
Bat Ford
E- Trance
Anderson
Durban
Duncan News Roundup and Local Advices
W W Lynn visits El Paso this week the civic building foundation nears completion in Duncan and a cottonwood landmark by the Bank of Duncan is removed Mrs Densmore returns from Clifton visiting her daughter Katheleen Moore visits Clifton friends G W Phillips 881f Mr and Mrs Tyler host callers at the Arizonian and boast a fine ranch with poultry cattle Tyler buys Jersey cattle from the Phex country to improve stock locally
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Bank of
Duncan
Mrs. Tyler
Arizonian
Tyler
Jersey
Orris Phillips
Concrete residence to grace Merrill farm near Franklin
A new 32 by 28 foot concrete residence will be erected for Mr. Merrill on his Franklin area property. Builder contractor Geo Clem, noted for York school work, will oversee construction. the house imitates Pecos Sandstone and aims for high rural appeal in the Gila valley.
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Duncan
Merrill
Franklin
Geo. Clem
Clem
York
Board of Trustees
Morenci
Gila
Shall We Send a Delegate to Birmingham
A Duncan citizens meeting at the Bank of Duncan discussed sending a representative to the National Federation of Good Roads convention in Birmingham Alabama. Majority want clearer understanding of the convention goals before deciding, though Duncan may send a delegate if needed with Mr Frank Billingsley serving as agent. A final vote will be held tonight at 7 30 after telegrams to Col Potter Clifton and others to confirm support for a Duncan presence.
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Duncan
Frank Billingsley
Hunt
Birmingham
Billingsley
Congress
Col. Lanneau
Potter
Clifton
Death of Mr Jos Glover in Duncan Area
The death of Mr Jos Glover occurred last Sunday night far from New York kin. He worked on the Parks ranch for health reasons amid tuberculosis illness. Funeral rites were read by Postmaster Watters at an Episcopal service before burial in the Duncan area cemetery. The piece notes rising mining activity and the region’s wealth in silver and gold in the Rocky foothills.
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Jos. Glover
New York State
Glover
Parks Ranch
Parks
Watsters
Episcopal Church
Duncan
Millinery Opening Draws Fashion Seekers to Duncan
The emporium of Mesdames Cook and Kemp hosted a millinery opening last Thursday that drew fashion hunters from Duncan and nearby areas. The ladies plan a large addition to their stock, while The Bank of Duncan reports continued prosperity and rising business volume in the region.
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Mesdames
Bank of Duncan
Arizona
Spiller and Beavers Wed in Duncan Home Ceremony
Married last Wednesday evening at the bride's home Rev Acuff officiating. Ellison Spiller and Dora Beavers receive warm wishes from Duncan friends. The couple will reside in Duncan where Miss Beavers has lived as a granddaughter. Spiller is praised for winning her heart.
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Acuff
Ellison Spiller
Dora Beavers
Duncan
Miss Beavers
Spiller
Duncan Promises Wealth and Home for Southwest Residents
Duncan is praised as the commercial hub where cattlemen and miners view it as headquarters. The text cites freight paid to the railway and the financial strength of long-established citizens to argue Duncan’s superior wealth and desirability as a home, inviting people to move there.
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Duncan
Lordsburg
Mr P W Wilkey Arrives in Duncan from San Francisco
Mr P W Wilkey arrived in Duncan last Tuesday from San Francisco California. He will accompany local residents on a planned visit and reports suggest continued travel notes from the origin.
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P. W. Wilkey
Duncan
San Francisco
Calif
Wilkey
Franklin Race Draws Largest Crowd At Track
Races at Franklin drew one of the largest crowds seen at the track with the swift bay Hey Cox winning over Miss 71. Train delays allowed spectators to witness the finish as freight traffic impacted viewing at the Franklin siding. The Duncan area and Duncan Building Association push civic progress with cement block construction and enhanced local stock ranges.
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Franklin
Hey Cox
Miss 71
Mc Duncan Ranges
Franklin Siding
Clifton Officials Tour Salt River Valley En Route to Roosevelt Dam
Mr Webster Greenlee county treasurer and Dr Balmer, with their wives, visited Duncan on Thursday en route to the Phoenix country. They will tour Roosevelt dam and other Salt River valley points in Clifton automobiles. They stayed at Frank Billingsley’s home where Mrs Billingsley is Mrs Webster’s sister.
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Mr. Webster
Greenlee County
Dr. Balmer
Duncan
Clifton
Phoenix Country
Roosevelt Dam
Salt River Valley
Frank Billingsley
Duncan youths serenade at Spillerr wedding home
A jolly crowd of Duncan youths joined in a Thursday night serenade at the bridal home of Mr and Mrs Spillerr. Local musicians performed entrancing melodies that recalled the blissful days of courtship and happiness without rigid rules.
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Spillerr
Happy Home
Notable Visitors Highlight Duncan Country Prospects
In the Arizonian office last week visitors included Mr. J. E. Cosper and Mr. J. M. Robinson. Cosper, a founder of Duncan country prosperity, arrived over twenty-five years ago and is praised for guiding local interests. Robinson recently moved from Texas with plans to settle in Duncan and likely rent Casper’s farm this year.
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Arizonian
J.E. Cosper
J. M. Robinson
Cosper
Duncan Country
Duncan
Robinson
Texas
Mr. Casper
Wilkey Brothers Merchant Status Noted
In the dry goods scene at the Wilkey store Mr. Wilkey is identified as a brother of the substantial merchant W W Wilkey. Duncan expresses pleasure that Mr Wilkey will be counted a citizen.
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Wilkey
W. W. Wilkey
Duncan
Mr. Wilkey
Duncan News Highlights Local Visitors and Business
Local items recount visits by McAlister, Buckett, and others. notes on shop openings, improvements at the A. and N. M. R. R. station, and the Wilkey store lines. Reports describe Duncan residents in Clifton and Morenci, plus social events at Franklin and Bishop Wilkins home.
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B. R. Lanneau
E. W. Tayl
T.witt
W.W. Lynn
el Paso
G. W. Phillips
Katheleen Moore
Rockies
Imincan
Duncan Building Association
Mr. McAlister
Mr. Collis
Span
Joseph McAlister
Emmet Buck
Sheldon
George Cdsper
Our
Spaw’s
Collis
Oberholser
Uncle Joe
Craig
Harry Martin
Albuquerque
N. M
Caprain
Lanneau
Wife
Glifton
Span’s
Sam Foster
Bert Massey
Claud Packer
Jas. McDonald
Campbells
Edward
Clear Lake
G. W., Phillips
Aw Methodist Church
Poe
M. E. Campbell
Miss Lila
Moore
Keyser
North Carolina
Kyser
Mr. Sands
John D. Harrison
Gila Valley
Methodist Church
Richmond
Jas ‘Buckett
California
George Phillips
Mesdames, Billingsley
H. A. Martin
Mr Martin
A.&n. Mlr R
Vinnie Merrill
Mesa
Fisher
Franklin School
The
Bishop Wilkins
Campbell
Duncan High School
Mrs. Nephew
Phoenix
Rebekahs
H. M. Watson
Buckeye
Mr. Billingsley
Franklin School House
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