14500. Taos County Bank (Taos, NM)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 1, 1902*
Location
Taos, New Mexico (36.407, -105.573)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
48c53ff8

Response Measures

None

Description

Articles refer to the Taos County Bank as suspended and identify A. R. Manby as receiver (Oct 1903 and Mar 1904). No article describes a depositor run. The bank appears to have been suspended and placed in receivership (closure) rather than merely having a temporary run or later reopening.

Events (3)

1. December 1, 1902* Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Article references the bank as suspended without giving a specific external trigger; implies bank-specific failure/embarrassment led to suspension (insolvency/problem internal to the bank).
Newspaper Excerpt
the late experience of the territory in the case of the suspended Taos County bank
Source
newspapers
2. October 31, 1903 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
A. R. Manby of Taos, who is receiver of the Taos county bank ... arrived from Taos. He is attending to business connected with his duties as receiver.
Source
newspapers
3. March 12, 1904 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
A. R. Manby of Taos, receiver of the business of the Taos county bank ... arrived from the north Thursday. He is at Santa Fe on business connected with his duties of receiver.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)

Article from Santa Fe New Mexican, December 29, 1902

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RECEIPTS OF TWO YEARS AND BALANCES THAT REMAIN balance, $23,141. Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn Salary fund-Receipts. $123,191; balhas submitted to Governor Otero, his reance, $22,674. port for the two years ending NovemSupreme Court fund-Receipts, $2. 033; balance, $758. ber 30 last. It shows the financial conMiscellaneous fund-Receipts, $44, dition of the territory to be exception606; balance, $11,066 ally good and the outlook the best in Militia fund-Receipts, $3,882; balance, $790 its history. On December 1, 1900, at the commencement of the fifty-second Capitol Maintenance fund-Receipts $6,595; balance, 95 cents. fiscal year, there were balances in the Capitol Contingent fund-Receipts, various funds to the amount of $109,974 $6,960; balance, $700. During the past two years, the receipts Penitentiary Current Expense fundfrom all sources amounted to $1,087,102, Receipts, $20,465; balance, $710. Penitentiary Maintenance fund-Reand the disbursements to $948,626, leavceipts, $63,622; balance, $268. ing on hand as cash balances in the vaPenitentiary Permanent Improvement rious funds, the sum of $248,449. Durfund-Receipts, $14,519; balance, $812. ing the fifty-second and fifty-third fiscal Penitentiary Income fund-Receipts, years all claims within the appropri$351; balance, $69. ations made were promptly paid and in Convict Earnings fund-Receipts, addition, the bonded debt has been re$31,578; balance, $969. duced from $1,205, 100 to $1,122,200, a University of New Mexico fund-Rereduction of $82,900. Certificates of inceipts, $29,376; balance, $418 dubtedness paid amounted to $48,900, University of New Mexico, Hadley capitol contingent fund bonds redeemed fund-Receipts, $2,594; balance, none. to $30,000 and capitol building bonds University of New Mexico, deficiency purchased to $4,000. In addition to this fund-Receipts, $6,880, balance, $190. the Territory has accumulated for the University of New Mexico, income ultimate redemption of capitol building fund-Receipts, $70, balance, same. bonds $87,760, and for provisional indebNew Mexico School of Mines-Receipts, tedness bonds $26,321, or a total of $16,388, balance, $557. $114,082. School of Mines, permanent improveThe territorial funds are deposited in ment fund-Receipts, $13,368, balance nine territorial depositories which are none. entitled under the applications and School of Mines, income fond-Receipts bonds filed, to have on deposit $203,000 $388, balance These banks now have on deposit the Normal School, Silver City-Receipts, full amount of their applications which $17,689, balance $1,142. bear interest at the rate of 3 per cent Normal School, Silver City, permanent per annum. The total tax levy for the improvement fund-Receipts, $10,830, fifty-third fiscal year, ending Nov. 30th, balance, none. 1902, was 14.29 mills and the approNormal School, Silver City, income, priations for the same year for general d--Receipts, $338, balance, same. territorial purposes, $182,172. The terNormal University, Las Vegas-Reritorial tax levy for the fifty-fourth fisceipts, $23,086, balance $1,874. cal year was reduced to 13.99 mills and Normal University, Las Vegas, perthe appropriations to $177,372, or a demanent improvement fund-Receipts, crease of $4,800. $10,830; balance none. On May 1, 1903, $101,800 of casual deNormal University, Las Vegas, inficit bonds become redeemable at the come fund-Receipts, $338; balance, same. option of the Territory. These bonds are dated May 1, 1893, running thirty New Mexico Military Institute-Reyears and optional after ten years from ceipts, $17,460; balance, $183. the date of the bonds, bearing 5 per Military Institute permanent improvecent interest. The present law makes ment fund-Receipts, $6,512; balance, it lawful for the Territory to issue 4 none. per cent bonds, to take up any bonds Military Institute income fund-Rethat bear a higher rate of interest, ceipts, $336; balance, same. when the bonds may have become reNew Mexico Insane Asylum-Receipts deemable at the option of the Terri$54,133; balance, $760. tory, but restricts such action from beInsane Asylum permanent improveing taken until the optional period has ment fund-Receipts, $2,577; balance, same. expired. In order to allow ample time to prepare and advertise such bonds, Insane Asylum income fund-ReTreasurer Vaughn recommends the ceipts, $358; balance, same. amendment of the law so that the treasAgricultural college-Receipts, $10, urer, with the approval of the govern850; balance $104. or, can dispose of the new refunding Agricultural college income fund-Rebonds for cash at not less than par, at ceipts, $73; balance, same. any time within three months prior to Agricultural college, United States the time at which the outstanding bonds Appropriations-Receipts, $50,000; balbecome redeemable at the option of the ance, none. Territory. Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Receipts, $3,326; balance, $72. Attention is called to the present law Deaf and Dumb Asylum Permanent governing the class of securities required Improvement Fund-Receipts, $12,686; to be given by banks doing business in balance, none. the territory, who may apply to become a depository of territorial funds. Under Deaf and Dumb Asylum Income Fund the law, as it exists, personal sureties -Receipts, $346; balance, same. shall be accepted. Treasurer Vaughn Miners' Hospital Income Fund-Receipts, $336; balance, same. says: "The late experience of the terriReform School Income Fund-Retory in the case of the suspended Taos ceipts, $336; balance, same. County bank leads me to believe that all Blind Asylum Income Fund-Rebanks applying for territorial moneys should furnish the territory such securceipts, $393; balance, same. Blind Asylum Permanent Fund-Reity or bond as could be at once realized ceipts, $32; balance, same. upon provided it became necessary. It Water Reservoir Income Fund-Rewould be a very difficult undertaking for the treasurer to attempt to keep inceipts, $615; balance, none. Water Reservoir Permanent Fundformed as to the sufficiency of the sureties on the bonds given by the different Receipts, $60; balance, same. Charitable Institutions Fund-Rebanks, and as there is good reason to believe the territory will be able to conceipts, $32,770; balance, 2,764. Common School Income Fund-Retinue to carry large deposits with the various territorial banks. it would surely ceipts, $37,673; balance, $14,398. Proceeds 5 Per Cent U. S, Land cause no little embarrassment to the Sales Permanent Fund-Receipts, territory should an amountequal to that $4,715; balance, same. now on deposit with any one of the authorized depositories get tied up. This School Fund-Receipts, $725; balance, same. can be obviated and the territory se cured from any possible loss by repealSpecial Purposes Fund-Receipts, $21,490; balance, $1,241. ing the present law and passing a law Special Tax Fund-Receipts, $3,234; making it compulsory thatany bank apbalance, $357 plying for a deposit of territorial moSheep Sanitary Fund-Receipts, neys shall, before receivingsu deposit, $5,422; balance, $580. execute and deliver to the territory bond in some reliable surety or guaranty Compilation Fund-Receipts, $1,309; balance, $853. company, authorized to do business in this territory. Such bond to be in penLegal Expense Fund-Receipts, $492; balance, $192. alty which shall be not less than double " the amount applied for. Special Court fund-Receipts, $1,164; balance, none. On the subject of a traveling auditor, Capitol Re-building fund-Receipts, Treasurer Vaughn says; "It was recom$746; balance, none. mended to the thirty-third and thirtyCattle Indemnity fund-Receipts, fourth legislative assemblies that there $35,973; balance, $269. be created the office of traveling auditor Deficiency fund, fiftieth fiscal yearor territorial examiner, the duty of such Receipts, $4,119; balance, $154. officer to be the examination of the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurassessment rolls, tax lists, collectors and ance fund-Receipts, $7,500; balance, treasurers accounts and territorial same banks, at stated or irregular intervals, Pullman Tax fund-Receipts, $697; and establish and maintain a uniform balance, none system in each county for the keeping Compensation of Assessorsfund-Reof records and accounts. The conditions ceipts, $34,904; balance, $2,026. as they exist today demand more 1mGeological Survey fund-Receipts, peratively than ever that such an office $6,773; balance, same. be created and it may be done without Louisiana Purchase fund-Receipts, in the least working any hardship on $10,820; balance, $6,820. any interest As an economic measure Interest on Bank Deposits-Receipts, this method of systematizing the public $12,428; balance, $5,668. business of the territory would increase Capitol Contingent Bond Sinking fund the revenues very materially and result -Receipts, $35,285: balance, $5,285. in a corresponding decrease in tax levies, Interest and sinking fund of certifias well as equalizing the values placed cates of Indebtedness-Receip $67,on property of the same class and value 672; balance, $3,908. for taxation purposes over the territory. Provisional Indehtedness Bond SinkThe receipts in each fund from Deing fund-Receipts, $26,421; balance, cember 1, 1900 to and including Novemsame. ber 30, 1902, and the cash balance on Capitol Building Bond Sinking fund the last named date, were: $163,490; -Receipts, $91,760; balance, $87,760. Interest fund-R eceipts,


Article from Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, October 31, 1903

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SANTA FE. From the New Mexican. The running team of the Santa Fe fire department will hold a dance at the opera house Saturday evening, November 7. Isidoro Ferran of Coyote, Rio Arriba county, arrived from the north on a visit to a son and daughter, who are attending St. Michael's college and the Loretto academy respectively. A. R. Manby of Taos, who is receiver of the Taos county bank and of the business of Juan Santistevan, arriver from Taos. He is attending to business connected with his duties as receiver. Emmett Wirt, Indian trader at the Jicarilia reservation at Dulce, has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late A. P. F. Coape, who some three weeks ago committed suicide at that point. It is understood that the estate is quite valuable and that it contains many good skins of wild animals, such as bear, mountain lion, lynx, mountain wolves and others, also two stores, one at Lumberton and one at Largo and a saloon at Lumberton are included therein. William Hill and daughter of Hol stein, Iowa, are in town. Mr. Hill will


Article from Las Vegas Daily Optic, March 12, 1904

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A. R. Manby of Taos, receiver of the business of the Taos county bank and of Juan Santistevan, arrived from the north Thursday. He is at Santa Fe on business connected with his duties of receiver.