At one end, attached by a hinged support, is a small table at which the assorter, seated upon a stool, does his counting and writing, and which, when not needed for this purpose, is swung underneath the till. [Please select]
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Below the till is a shelf of the width of the stand, for the convenience to the assorter next in front. [Please select]
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Each till is supplied with a blank book in duplicate forms for the assorter's accounts, an array of different colored printed straps, a box of bank pins, and all the appliances necessary for handling money with ease and rapidity. [Please select]
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Should a package be found "over," the assorter makes a memorandum, over his initials and the date, upon the strap, and returns this with the superfluous note to the teller. [Please select]
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The first assorter having satisfied himself that his money is correct in amount and passible in character, next proceeds to assort the notes. [Please select]
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The second assorter first counts his money to be sure of the amount, and then assorts the notes into his till in the manner already described, putting, however, only the notes of one bank into a box. [Please select]
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