I
& UK critictHin in IiihI wcek'fl Couh
t ikk upon tho record of National
Jr Hunk Kxuitilnor John M. OrillUh
and his complicity intliuMosiiorBeiindiil
litis i)ccn a fruitful subjeetfordlsciiBHlon
in tho paHt few dttjB, and not only have
tho articles been favorably commented
UK)ii by varioiiH diHintereBted persons of
prominence, but' many have Raid that
Tiik Couiukk'h rebuke, scathing iih it
was, but partially stated thu apparent
truth; that (Irimth'H olllclal record has
for yearn l)een marked by results that
were born of either iiHtute knavery or
inexcusable ignorance.
A group of business men and bunkers
who were conversant with (Iritlltli's
career, were- this week discussing the re
cent disclosures, and as they became
reminiscent some very interesting facts
were disclosed that now form tho basis
of this additional statement concerning
Oriillth's olllcial career.
John M. Orilllth was for several years,
about thu lattor part of tho seventies, a
clerk in tho Omaha National bank and
finally left tho bank that, under tho pat
ronage and backing of Ids late employ
ers, ho might engage in tho banking
business for himself at Wahoo, Neb.
This venture did not prove us successful
ns was anticipated and Orilllth finally
retired at tho beginning of President
Cleveland's first term. The Omaha Na
tional bunk ofllcials, however, hud no
particular use for Qrifllth in their bank,
but us ho hud always been faithful to
their interests, they concluded that tho
best way to uso Orilllth was to secure
his upH)intment us national bunk ex
aminer for Nebraska, for which position
ho had aspirations, tho bunk olllciuls
realizing that in this position Orillith
would 1)0 of valuable service to their
bunk.
Consequently all tho Omaha intluenco
necessary was exerted, with tho result
that in 1885 Orilllth was appointed us a
national bank examiner, and entered
upon tho duties of that position as a
protego of tho Omaha National bunk in
particular, and of' all tho Omaha banks
in general, and how well ho has served
his masters is best judged by tho almost
general clamor now mudo by tho power
ful Oinuhu bunks to keep him in oflicc.
Grifllth's first territory was Nebrusku
anil Kansas, but ho apparently proved
bo incompetent to handle tho examina
tion of banks outside his own state that
ovontually his Kansas territory wusgivon
ovor to other examiners, and Oriillth's
work confined to Nobraska where, in
making his examinations ho could bo
more safely guided by tho wishes of his
Omaha friends, who profited by his
knowledge and by his wire pulling in
their behalf. The, first four ycure of
Oriillth's ofllcial career wero compara
tively uneventful and wero marked by
few serious embarrassments us now
recollected; consequently, so far us tho
x general public know, his record was
apparently satisfactory. Orilllth had
first boon upiointed incidentally, becauso
of his strong fidelity to tho democratic
purty and his presumed loyal work in its
bohalf; but immediately aftor President
Harrison's olection, Griflith Inula change
of heurt (?) and it wus suddenly discov
ered thut ho hud always been a passive
politician and hud never directly or in
directly dono anything inimical to tho
interests of tho republican party; honco
on tho ground that his record had been
a clean and crcditublo one and that tho
office should bo divorced from politics,
this same all-powerful Omaha National
bunk Influence wus again exerted, this
time chiefly through Senators Mander
son und Paddock and numorotis other
olllciuls, with tho result that Orillith was
rotaincd in nflice.
Having in tho lirst four years of sor
vico dono practically nothing in closing
weak banks under his caro, it was but
natural to expect thut tho next four
years must, undor ordinary circum
stances, produce frequent disaster, und
it bo eventuated, for in his territory have
since occurred numerous disastrous fail
ures of national bunks thut were for
yeurs known to be rotten, even by people
not on tho inside, and tho record of
Oriillth's gross neglect of duty, shame
less perfidy, or childish igroranco, call it
us you may, extends north and south
across tho state from tho valley of the
Republican to tho valley of tho Niobrara.
People in Lincoln uro prone to think
thut Oritllth'u complicity in tho great
Capital National bunk steals is the first
Borious break in his record; but an in
vestigation proves tho opposite; for an
irregular lino drawn from Hed Cloud in
tho'oxtromo southern part or the state
to AiiiBWorth in tho extreme northern
purt, will include live towns and six
bunk failures thut ulford proof that
Orilllth us national bank examiner acted
tho fool or tho knavo.
It has been frequently claimed that
John M. OrillUh, us examiner, never
closed a bunk in his territory, und it is
probubly true, Certain it is in the num
erous cases below cited thut if Orilllth
hud done his full duty fearlessly and
promptly thousands of people who lost
1
money in some one of these many bank
failures would have little cause to do
nouueo him us they dii now, but had it
not been that in 18IH, whllo Orilllth wan
on a vacation in California, examiners
who had more backbone and indopend'
onco than Orilllth, wero sent into No
brusku teiiiMirarlly from other states,
and while hero closed several banks, per
haps Orilllth nilirht bo vot "nurslnif his
hospital cases" us ho is pleusod to refer to
bunks thut aro In a dangerous condition.
Hed Cloud, tho county seat of Webster
county, ono of tho oldest towns in the
Republican valley and formerly tho most
prosperous, has been doomed to moro
disaster than almost any other place of
Its size in tho state, and tho greater part
of it is attributable to tho wrecking of
the First National bank and tho Itetl
Cloud National hunk, both of which
wero closed in 1801 after tho intrinsic
assets of both banks had by smooth
manipulation been dissipated until tho
remains wero us tho dry pulp of an
ornngo to a onco juicy fruit. This tiro-
cef b hud been going in for yours, anil
was openly talked over around town for
a long tlino beforo tho bank failed, but,
bolstered up by Orilllth'H apparent inac
tivity, tho banks wero enabled to con
tlnuo business, though each day tho in
stitutions wero poorer than before, until
finally emtio the days of closing, never
again to open. Now the receivers of
those lianks, ufter heavy assessments
upon tho stockholders are slowly grind-
ing out dividends to creditors, and todnv
in Red Cloud, tho stockholders who wero
nominally prominent in the manage
ment, condemn Griflith for not doing his
duty and having tho laws carried out
yearB before.
At Hastings, however, was witnessed
tho most flagrant abuse of authority,
and it was there that occurred in
August, 1800, probubly tho most dis
astrous bank failure in tho stnto for
many years, excepting tho Capital Na
tional collapse, namely, that of tho City
National bank. Hero was a bank that
was controlled by ono Harrison Host
wick, a man who aspired to bo a second
Ross Tweed, und ono who was a inur
after Mosher's own heart, and ono who
trained with the sumo crow. Tho bunk
wus for yeurs run on state and county
money chielly, und it wus openly talked
in locul circles for yeurs that thero must
eventually come an evil day when on ac
count of tho curtailment of Ross Dost-
wick's political pull, tho bank would
then fail, unless Rostwick should chooso
to have it fail sooner.
Orilllth, us examiner, wus not only
supposed to be fully cognizant of all
that was going on inside the bank, but
ho was frequently warned by outsiders
that the bank was rotten to tho core,
but oven in March, 1890, ho strenuously
denied this to parties whose opinions he
had asked confidentially.
In tho latter part of July or curly in
August when serious rumors about the
bunk were in circulation at homo, Ross
Rostwick, tho president, sont for Win.
Oaslin, judge of that judicial district,
the judge being a stockholder to tho
amount of 810.000 and to allay tho sus
picions of tho people, Rostwick so suc
cessfully convinced the judge that tho
bank wus all right that Oaslin wont
about town talking 812.") per sharo for
stock, etc., and such farcical transac
tions wero kept up for two or three
weeks, during ull of which time gossip
of tho worst kind was afloat; but ask
where was tho national bank examiner,
and echo answers,- Where? Tho bank
closed its doors voluntarily in August,
1800, after ull tho available asset b hud
practically been exhausted by Rostwick,
and the examiner was sent for.
After his arrival Orilllth held audi
ences in the back otllco of tho bank and
with tears in his oyes, in his peculiarly
sympathetic way, assured inquirers thut
it wus a shame that such a prosperous
institution should over huvo Leon al
lowed to close Its doors, and that had
Mr. Rostwick notified him, ho (Orilllth)
could have prevented all tho trouble;
but us it was there wiiBBiifllcient surplus
fund alone to meet all shrinkage und
impairment of capital, and that without
any assessment tho bank could in a few
days resume and continue without fur
ther trouble, His promises about im
mediate resumption were not fulfilled,
however, and Jutlgo Oaslin who had
810,000 stock in the bunk, sold his stock
to E. M. Morsinnn, a veil known capi
talist, of Omaha, for one dollar upon
Morsman's execution of an indemnity
bond to secure Oaslin against loss by as
sessments. Morsman took tho stock up
on Oriillth's advice and against the ad
vico of friends and local business men,
ho advanced tho money to put the bank
upon its feet again.
During thu re-organization, Orillith
made an examination that lasted sever
al weeks and hud what ho wus pleased
to term a conference of the other bank
ers concerning tho paper in tho City
National bank. Orilllth called In two
cashleis and ono president from the oth
er three national banks of the city to
pass upon the pimer of tho bunk. Thut
this wus a farce was then and since
stated by the vory, bankers who partici
pated. When uskhd about tho matter
they said thut Grimth would tuku up u
ploco of paper uiuuRostwick would suy
it wiiB secured tliuiind so, whoroujion
tho three outside banners would say
you have that security or If the circum
stances are so and so, tho paper Is prob
ably good.-bad orlndilferenl, us tho case
may be.
Thus was an Important duty turned
Into a burlesque, as is shownby the re
sults. Oriillth's roKirt was so favorable,
that finally in September, 18!H),the bank
resumed business with K. M, Morsman,
of Omaha, us president; thu stock hav
ing been ussessed 50 per cent, of which
10 por cent was to bo paid in in cash, 'JO
per cent in January, 1801, and 'JO per
cent in June, 181)1, us Is now understood.
Tho bunk continued until December,
1800, when it made a second failure and
passed Into the hands of a receiver, who,
after vainly working on tho collection of
tho nssots for over two yeurs, succeeded
in getting in enough funds to pay one 15
por cent dividend, Finally in August,
180.'), the uncollected assets of the bank,
consisting of secured and unsecured
papor, mortgages and judgments, wero
Bold at auction by the recoivor in sepu
rate lots, and tho whole, amounting to
over 81(50,000 at face value, brought only
81,100, and this very paper to the amount
of 8100,000, was a part of tho bank's as
sets when Orilllth permitted it to be re
organized (so that his friends might get
out) and tho most of it had been passed
upon by him and pronounced good, ap
parently; but why go on at present writ
ing with further details of this failure?
And why refer to the numerous other
failures thut roflect cquilly to Oriillth's
discredit? Vot a long und interesting
story might be told about Oriillth's con
nection with tho defunct Citizens Na
tional bank of Grand Island, in which
Morsman was also connected; yet Mors
man's connection with Orilllth is so
peculiar that Morsman openly shields
Griflith and is his staunch defender.
It would also provo interesting read
ing to relate hero how Orillith bundled
tho defunct Central Nebraska National
bank at Rroken Row, which failure oc
curred in the fall or 1801, and this was
ono of tho most rotten possible for a
bank of that size.
It was this bank that ox-United States
Senator Paddock was interested in keep
ing up; Paddock's son-in-law being tho
president and managing ownor, and this
would partially explain why Senator
Paddock, a republican, made such an
effort to have Mr. Orilllth, a democrat,
retained as examiner, though another
tulo could bo told as to why, since thu
bunk is now defunct, Mr. Paddock has
lately worked bo hard in Oriillth's behalf.
However, wo reserve these and several
other topics for futuro discussion and
submit theso facts to bo digested by the
public mid tho government olllciuls.
"Iv'o tried ull sortB of blood-puriflors,"
Biiid un old lady to a "cuttor," "and you
can't persuado me thut any other Sur
sajurilla is as good as Ayor's." There's
where sho hud him. She know that
Ayor's was tho best and so did he, but
it paid him better to sell a cheaper
brand.
All ladies prefer tho Leo broom.
Tho Lincoln Coal company, 1015 O
street, handles all of the vory heBt
grades of anthracite and bituminous
coul.
lliin'M Thl I
Wo offer ono hundred dollars rowurd
for uny cuse of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Props.
Toledo. O.
Wo the undersigned, huvo known F.
J. Cheney for tho lust fifteen yeurs, und
boliovo him perfectly honorable in ull
business transactions and financially
nblo to curry out uny obligation made by
their firm.
West & Trunx. wholesulo druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wulding, Kinnaii &. Marvin, wholesulo
druggists, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucoiiB surfaces of the system. Price,
75c. por bottlo. Sold by nil druggists.
Testimonials free.
OIIKAI ati:s.
Ami Flint Tliim to Ft. Worth, Houston hiiiI
l.ii 1'ortc, Texas,
PurticB going to tho abovo points can
savo nearly twolvo hours in time by
taking tho great Rock Island route.
Fast Texas express leaving Lincoln at
8:120 it. in. Touches Ft. Worth 8:12 u. m.
and Houston at 7:.'l0 p. m. the following
day. Only ono night out. A inembor
of tho La porto syndicute will accom
pany tho party leaving over the Rock
Island on Tuesday tho 0th inst.
For rates etc. call at city ticket olllco
1015 O street, corner Eloventh.
C. A. RUTHKItKOUl),
C.T.AjP.A.
WHY?
Taste of " Royal Ruby Port Wine and
you will know why we call it " Royal."
A glass held up to tho light will show why
we call It Ruby. $500 reward for any
bottle of this wino found under five years
old, or in any way adulterated. It is
grand in sickness and convalescence, or
where a strengthening cordial is required;
recommended by druggists and physl
clans. Be euro you get "Royal Ruby,"
don t let dealers impose on you with some
thing " Justus good." Sold only in bottles;
price, quarts il, pints GO cts, BotUsd by
Royal Wino Co. 8old by 7
J. ii. n.A.ir,i?rv,
llthandOStH.
Certificate of Publication,
wncn op.
OF
)
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, I'eli. t, 1894,
It Is hereby cettlfled Hint the
Travelers Insirance tompany,
Ol' llAKTI'OKll,
IN TIIK STATU Ol' CONNKCTICUT,
has complied with the Innurnncc Law of HiU
Slolc mid In authmlted to transact the business
of Life and Accident Insurance In this Mate fur
thecurrentyear
Witness my linudand Hie scnl oflhe Andltoror
Public Account the ilay nnd year nhove written,
ltUIHENK Moorii, (
Auditor IMililic Account.
Certificate of Publication.
OFI'ICH OP.
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, I'rli, 1, 1R91,
It Is hereby certified Hint the
Pacific jtiuiuai insurance Company
Ol' SAN I'KANCIKCO,
IN Tlllt STATU Ol' CAt.tl'OKNIA,
has compiled with the Insurance l.nw of thin
State and It authorized to transact the business
or Life and Accident Insurance In till Slate lor
thectirrent year,
Wltncs my hand nnd the eal of Hie Auditor or
Public Account the day and year above written.
KUOKNK MCOKK,'
Auditor Public Account
Certificate of Publication.
OPPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, l'eli. 1. 1891
It 1 hereby cert I lied that Die
Standard Life A Accident Insurance Co.
OH DUTKOIT,
IN TIIK STATK OH MICHIGAN,
ha compiled with the Insurance Law or thin
Mate and Is authorised to transact the business
of Lire and Accident Insurance In this state for
the current year.
Witness my hand and Hie seal ofthc Auditor of
ruunc Accounts the day and year above written
Huop.nk Mookk,
Auditor Public Accounts,
Certificate of Publication.
OPPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln Fob. I.IS'JI.
It is hereby certified Hint thu
Washington Life Insurance Company
OK NKW YOKK,
IN TIIK BTATK OK NKW YOKK,
ha compiled with the insurance law or :',ils state
and is authorized to transact tin- business of lift)
Insurance In this Mate for the cm-lent year,
VVItiHNM my hund ami the will of the auditor of
public uccountH the day and year about written
tfealj
Auditor l'ubllu Account
miik.sk jiookk,
Certificate of Publication.
OPFICB OP
AC
OF
State of Nebraska.
. . LlNuiLN.Fob 1,1891.
It is hereby certified thut the
United States Masonic Benevolent Ass'n
OK COUNCIL IILITKH,
IN TIIK BTATK OK IOWA.
has compiled with the liiMiianeo law of till state
and Ix authorized to transact thu business of life
insurance In thin statu for thu i-uricnt year.
Witness my bund and thu seal i,f tho auditor of
public accounts the tfuy ami year alMve written.
Seal ' Kkiknk Mooiik,
Auditor Public Accounts.
Certificate of Publication.
OPPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, l'eli. 1, iS
It U hereby certified that the
Union mutual Life insurance company
Ol' PORTLAND,
IN TIII STATU 01' MAIN!!.
Iiiim compiled with the iiisiiiunco law of till Mate,
and Is authorized to transact tho huslucs- of lift)
Insurance, In this statu for the current year
WltncHa my hund and tlio seal of the auditor of
public account thu day and year nlsie rltteu.
IHealJ Kviikm: Mihihk.
Auditor Public, Aivoiiuu,
Minn
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
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OPPICB OP.
AUDITOMUBIIC ACCOUNTS
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Kob. I.ihdi.
Il la hereby oertllled Hint tlio
Iqllef stales Lire Insurance company
OK NKW YOUK,
IN TIIK STATU OK NI'.W YOUK, ,
Iwa compiled wllli Hie Innirniieo law n' this stain
and I authorized tntraiixaet the biiliieKof lira
luHiiiiiiieu In thhi stain for the eiinenl j ear,
ItiiifM my baud mid Hie will of tint auditor of
I'liblli) lurotiulN Hie day mill jenr ahme. written.
1"''M Kl'IIKNR MlNINK,
Auditor Puhlln At'foutil 1
Certificate of Publication.
OPPICB OP.
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, I'eb 1, 1R94,
It Is beieby certified thai the
Stale mutual Life ussurance company
OK WOUCIIKHTKIt,
IN TIIK BTATK OK MAHH,,
hits 1 compiled with the liiHiiranea law or this Mate,
and I authorized to tlansaet the binslueisof lira
Insurance In lid statu for tho I'lii-rciit tear,
WltncM my band and the scnl of Hie auditor of
public accounts the day and tear abotii written
local) Krnr.NK JIooiii,
Atldllot Public Accounts.
Certificate of Publication.
PPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, i'eb. 1, Ifyi
It is hereby certified Hint (lie
PROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Ol' NKW VORK,
IN Till! STATI! OH NKW YORK,
naa compiled with tho Insurarico law of this state
and Is authorized to transact thu btislnewt of life
Insurant'!) In this statu for the current year.
WltneM my hand and tho seal of tho auditor of
publlu account tho day and year above writUn.
IHealJ Kuome Moot,
Auditor lubllc Account
Certificate of Publication.
OFFICE OP
AUDITOWUBLIC ACCOUNTS
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, I'eb, 1, 18..
II Is hereby certified that Hie
Prudential insurance company ol America
Ol' NKWARK,
IN TIIK STATU Ol' NI'.W JKRSKY,
haaconiplrwi with thu insurance law of this state
and is authorized to transact tho bitslneis of life
Jisiiraucu in tills statu for thu current year.
W ituess my hand und thu seal of the auditor of
public accounta the day and year above written.
(tx-al Efnr.NR Moonr,
Auditor 1111)110 Accounta
Certificate of Publication,
OPPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Keb. 1, 18'jl.
It is hereby certified Hint thu
Mew England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OP HOSTON,
IN TIIK STATK Ol' MASS.,
lias compiled with the lusurance law of this state
and Is authorized to transact the business of life
Insurance In this statu for the current year.
Witness my hund and the sufll of the auditor of
public accounts the day and jeur aboe written.
ISfUlj El'OKMt Moore,
Auditor Public Accounta.
Certificate of Publication.
OPPICB OP
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Keb. I,1!).
II is hereby certified that thu
National Benevolent Association
OF MINNEAPOLIS,
IN THU STATIC OF MINNESOTA,
has compiled with the liisurancu law of this statu
and Is authorized to tiansuet the business of life
Insurance In tills state for the current year,
it itness inv band und tin. uoil i.r il... i.,ii.. ,,i
I ",."" r"" "" aa ""ll Jl'nr a'ime. written,
Kvalj
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!lLkLP lii,tu
Auditor Public Accounts
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
AUDITOR
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AUDITOR
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
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Certificate of Publication.
OPPICU OP.
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Keb, 1, ism,
II Is hereby cerlllled Ilial tlin
IHim LIFE INSIRANCB CIMNY
OK OMAHA,
IN THU H.TA 1 1', Ol' NIIIIUAHKA,
hnacompllnl M It Ii Hie Inkiii anee law of thU state
Hhill. mil im L.ul ... .... . .... .1... I.... sua
...... .n 1,, in i, ,,11 ,,, ,,11, 11, n mi- iiiisiuess 01 lire
Insurance In I bis slate for the current j ear
lines my Initial and the seal of thu auditor ir
public accounts the day mid car alioteurllleii
lHcal V.I'iiknk .Mimihic.
Auditor Public Account" ,.
Certificate of Publication.
oppicii op.
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, I'eb, 1, 1S94,
II Is hereby lettllled that the
Penn .mutual Lire insurance ft.
Ol' PIIILADKI.PIIIA,
N TIIK HTATK Ol' I'KNNflVLVANIA,
has iniiinlled with (lie limtiriiiieu Inur nf Mil. il.i.l
and Is authorized to transact the business of llfol
Insurance in Ibis statu for thu current year.
Witness my hand arid the seal of the auditor of I
puiiiiuRvcouma mutiny ami year aixivu written.
LHenlJ KniicNR Moonr,
Auditor Publlu Account.
Certificate of Publication.
ofpicb op
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Keb. I, l0l.
It Is hereby certified that tho
NRTIIUHL LIFE INSIRHNCE CIPFIPT
OF MONTI'KMKR,
IN TIIK STATU OF VURMONT,
has compllisl wllli the Insurance law of this statu
and Is authorized to transact the business or llfu
insurance in this statu fur the current year.
Vt It iitiM my hand arid the seul of Hie auditor of
l""''i,oouiils the day mid year above written,
Heal
Auditor Public Acuoiiu't.
I'.l-IIKNK .1HHIHE.
Certificate of Publication.
OFPICB op.
OF
State of Nebraska.
Lincoln, i'eb. 1, Ifl'.M,
It ii hereby cerlllled that tho
Hew York Lire insurance Geniany
OF NKW YORK,
IN TIIK STATK OF NKW VORK, A
baa compiled with the Insurance Inw of this state
nnd Is authorized to transact thu hiisluitMof Ufa
Insurance In this state for the cm rent year.
Witness my hand and the seal ol thu auditor of
public account the day and yvur nlxim written.
ItVul Kl'OKNR JIlMIIlt,
Auditor Publlu Accounts.
Certificate of Publication
ppicaep.
OF
Stat of Nebraska.
Lincoln, Keb. 1, 1801.
It is hereby certified that the
Northwestern piasotlc Hi issulitun
OF CHICAGO,
IN TIIK STATK OF ILLINOIS,
naa compiled with Die Insurance Inw of this statt
and is authorized Ui transact thu business of lltr
Insurance in this statu for the current year,
Wltuesv my baud and tho seal of the auditor ot
publlo accounta thu day and year ntxne wattteii.
IBeaiJ Ki'ukme Misnit,
Auditor Public Accounts.
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