FUE-SEAL INDUSTRY. 



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funds are still on deposit with the Washington Loan & Trust Co., 

 Washington, D. C, and draw interest at 3 per cent per annum, 

 calculated on monthly balances. During the year 1919 three new 

 accomits Avere opened by natives of St. Paul Island. 



On January 1, 1919, the balance was $3,174.65. Interest credited 

 July 1, 1919, 'amounted to S47.61, and on December 31, 1919, $46.54, 

 making a total of $94.15 for the entire year. Funds in the sum of 

 $38.70 were deposited during the year. Withdrawals amounted 

 to $213.93. The balance on December 31, 1919, of $3,093.57 is in 

 accordance with the itemized statement which follows: 



Pribilof Islands Natives' Savings Accounts in Custody op U. S. Commis- 

 sioner OF Fisheries, as Trustee, Dec. 31, 1919. 



ST. PAUL island. 



Bourdukofsky, Apollon $87. 78 



Bourdukofsky, Peter 58. 91 



Diakanof, Auxenia (Mrs. C. II. 



Hope) 24.98 



Emanoff, Alexev a 28(i. 94 



Fratis, Agrifina & 90. 17 



Fratis, Akalina b 531.08 



Fratis, Martha f> 90. 17 



Fratis, Ouiiana b 90.17 



Gromoff , luliania 388. 24 



Hanson, John 4.78 



Kozloff, Parasco\-ia 85. 40 



Krukoff , luleta 8. 64 



Mandregan, Alexandra M 9.93 



Melovidov, Alfey 41 . 87 



Melovidov, Anton 3. (iO 



Melovadov, losef 41.87 



Merculieff , Dosofey 37. 53 



Merculieff, Makary 37.53 



Merculieff, Mariamna 37. 53 



Merculieff, Paul 14.70 



Merculieff, Terenty a $37. 53 



Oustigoff, Peter 23. 72 



Pankoff , Agrippina 228. 78 



Pankoff, Maria M 41. 87 



Sedick, Feofania c 13. qq 



Sedick, Laventy c 13. 09 



Sedick, Leonly"c 13.09 



Sedick, Marina .38 



Tetoff, Vikenty M 41. 8(i 



ST. GEORGE ISLAND. 



Galanin, ^farv 236. 68 



Lcstenkof, Michael 114. 64 



Merculief, Agiilina 62.65 



Merculief , Jo.'^eph 23. 57 



Merculief, Polyxonia 11.92 



Philemonof, Marv " 115.14 



Philcmonof, Zova d 113. 91 



Shane, Michael". 28. 78 



Zacharof, Emanuel .45 



Total 3,093.57 



LIBERTY BONDS, 



The 43 Liberty bonds of the fourth issue, amounting to $2,150, 

 were forwarded on July 22, 1919, to the St. George natives who sub- 

 scribed to them, with the excei)tion of one $50 bond which was dis- 

 posed of by the owner at ])ar value. 



The 44 Liberty bonds of the third issue, amounting to $2,200, were 

 forwarded, on July 22, 1919, and March 30, 1920, to the respective 

 natives of St. George and St. Paul Islands, who subscribed to them, 

 with the exception of one $50 bond which was dis])osed of by the 

 owner at par value. 



From time of purchase the Commissioner of Fisheries had held 

 these bonds in a safe-deposit box at the Washington Loan & Trust 

 Co., Wa.shington, D. C. In view of the fact that all ])onds have been 

 forwarded to their ow ners, the box is no longer retained by the Bureau. 



o Deceased, estate undi\-ided. 

 6 Not living on islands in 1919. 



c New accounts openc<l in 1910. 



i Married to Michael Borenien in 1918. Now deceased. 



