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Additional Assets 
Permanent fund owns 7% bonds ...........2...2.222.222-222-2eeeeeeeeee ee 0000 
General fund owns 7% bonds ................ Se eee ee 2 000:00 
Audited Oct. 30, 1912. 
H. A. FULLER 
IRVING M CLARK 
Original 
Seattle, Wn., Oct. 30, 1912. 
The Mountaineers, Seattle, Wn. 
Your Auditing Committee has compared the financial accounts of 
the Treasurer for 1911-1912 with the vouchers and find the comparison 
correct. They show: 
Ceneralehundereceipts) Of ee ee eee $2,402.3 
And Hxpenditurnes Of 22... 2... ; . ..-p1,935.84 
And Transferred to Permanent fund............... = L60107 
$2,095.91 
Balance ee ieee sae ye eee ne eee eee ed EL 306.40 
$2,402.3 
The balance on hand of $306.40 is on deposit with the Metropolitan 
Bank. 
Olin se tun Gere CelpisnOn ee ee ee pes ba ba UE 
ANGE X PCN GGUS) Ole see fk eee 2,896.00 
SES UL AY CC wa ca ke A ec ee A rae te ee ok es Fala 
The balance on hand of $15.17 is on deposit with the Bank of 
California. 
Rernmanecniytund> receipts Ot = ee eee ee $ 193.07 
ATT GERD CTCIEUIN CS] a2sces see ee 2 ea ae None 
Balan GM ees ere ee ae ee Rater acee de Se Se BEG $ 193.07 
The balance on hand of $193.07 is on deposit with the Bank for 
Savings. 
Assets: 
Permanent fund 7% bonds, $200.00 par value. 
General fund 7% bonds, $1,000.00 par value. 
These bonds are in the hands of the Treasurer. 
H. A. FULLER, 
IRVING M. CLARK, 
Auditing Committee. 
REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE OUTING COMMITTEE 
The objective point of the Summer Outing of 1912 was Summerland 
and Glacier Basin (El. 7,000 ft.) on the eastern and northeastern slopes 
of Mount Rainier. The distinguishing feature of the Outing and its 
most satisfactory result was the finding a way for a large party with 
pack train into Rainier National Park from the east. The approach 
