Vice Chairman Peter M. Kerst of
the federal reserve board, in making:
public the weekly statement of the
Ninth Regional Reserve bank of Min
neapolis, disclosed some interesting
figures. The first installment of the
capital stock is- now $808,301. The
first installment of the reserve depos
its of the member banks is $7,772,534.
The amount of federal reserve notes
actually in circulation is $175,000. The
loans and discounts total $175,000.
dold on hand is giyen as $8,467,950.,
Legal tender certificates are $67,591.
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According to the official count W. S.
Hammond's plurality for governor is
12.574, which is just thirty votes more
than his plurality in Ramsey county
Pluralities of other candidates on the
&tate ticket were: J. A. A. B'urnquist
lieutenant governor, 47,267 J. A
Schmahl, secretary of state, 83,485
J. A. O. Preus, state auditor, 89,055
W. J. Smith, state treasurer, 82,388
L. A. Smith, attorney general, 101,347
O. P. Jacobson, railroad commissioner
65,539 George L. Bunn, nonpartisan,
lor. supreme court, 22,177.
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Captain F. G. Marsh, one of the last
Mexican war veterans in Minnesota,
is dead at the home of his sea at
Windom. He was ninety-one years
old. He was born at Windham, Vt.,
Jan. 12, 1823, and when twenty-one
I years old enlisted in Company I, Sec
ond United States regular infantry,
and served in the Mexican war as a
sergeant. In the Civil war he was an
officer in Company B, Twenty-third
Wisconsin volunteer Infantry.
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Complete returns from the- Sixth
congressional district show Congress
man Charles A. Lindbergh defeated
his Democratic opponent, Dr. J. A. Du
Bois, by 3,355 votes. Mr. Lindbergh,
however, fell short of getting a ma
1 majority in his district over all op
ponents by 1,650 votes. T. J. Sharkey.
