21443. Tooele County State Bank (Tooele, UT)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
January 14, 1931
Location
Tooele, Utah (40.531, -112.298)

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gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
f2fd7229

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Description

The bank closed its doors on January 14, 1931 for lack of a cash reserve and a receiver (H. Street) was appointed. Articles describe closure and receivership and subsequent litigation; no contemporaneous description of a depositor run is given.

Events (2)
1. January 14, 1931 Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Closed due to inability to maintain legal cash reserve; shortage found on audit and bank officials later made up shortage from personal funds.
Newspaper Excerpt
Tooele County State Bank situation, which closed its doors the morning of January 14th, because of its inability [to maintain] cash reserve
Source
newspapers
2. January 23, 1931 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
appointment of H. Street, examiner in charge to represent the depositors. Mr. Street ... was named bank receiver and ... acquainted with the conditions ... At this time I don't feel that the bank is in very bad condition said Mr. Street (Transcript-Bulletin, Jan. 23, 1931).
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (13)
1. January 23, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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RECEIVER; STATES HIS POLICY TO BORROWERS Development of the week the Tooele County State Bank situation, which closed its doors the morning of January 14th, because of its inability maincash reserve, was the tain legal appointment of H. Street, aminer in charge to represent the depositors. Mr. Street, man of long bank receiver and perience especially acquainted with the conditions which surround communities of this nature. interview with The Transcript-Bulletin yesterday, Mr. Street this time don't feel that the bank in bad condition and the depositors should get most their money within sonable period. to the rumor that regard those notes would owing immediately closed out and their securities taken, Mr. Street said, don't want the borrowers to feel that immediate advantage will be taken them and their securities seized, but all borrowers will be given reasonable chance make other arrangements their notes before action nance any Mr. Street said, however: am here to represent the depositors and in time fully expect the every note shall be

2. January 23, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Teachers Will Be Paid Today On Borrowed Money Tooele county teachers semimonthly salary payment will made today usual, due to action the school board yesterday borrow sufficient funds to continue the operation the schools the Tooele County State Bank failure. The loan was made from Continental National Bank of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Gillette were visitors the home Speirs Mrs. Gillette the daughter of Mrs. Speirs. Mr. and Mrs. Gillette were their home from Nevada, Salt Lake City. Mr. Gillette has been supervising the construction government buildings various points in Nevada for the U. Airways service. He chief mechanician Western Utah. Idaho and Nevada. Mrs. Julius Kurtz entered the hospital Monday and was operated upon Tuesday successfully. Her many friends will pleased to learn that she is doing well. Mrs. Lee Bayliss of Black Forest, Nevada, arrived last week for visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Bayliss niece the late Charwho met with accident recently the local smelter. Miss Zina Watson of Heber City now employed Salt Lake house guest for four days week the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrs. Miss Watson well known Tooele she was employed the Emergency hospital by Inter national Smelting Company recent.

3. January 23, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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STREET NAMED BANK RECEIVER; STATES HIS POLICY TO BORROWERS of the past week Development the Tooele County State Bank situation, which closed its doors morning of January 14th, because of its inability legal cash reserve, was the appointment of H. Street, aminer in charge to represent the depositors. Mr. Street, is man of long perience bank receiver and especially acquainted with the ditions which surround communities of this nature In an interview with The Transcript-Bulletin yesterday, Mr. Street said: this time don't feel that bank in very bad condition and the depositors should get most or all their money within sonable period. In to the rumor that regard those notes would owing immediately closed out and their securities taken, Mr. Street said, don't want the borrowers feel that immediate advantage be taken them their securities seized, but all borrowers will be given reasonable chance make other arrangements their notes before any action taken.' Mr. Street said, however am here to represent the positors and in time fully expect the every note shall be paid."

4. January 23, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Teachers Will Be Paid Today On Borrowed Money Tooele county teachers semimonthly salary payment will made today usual, due to action the school board yesterday sufficient funds to tinue the operation of the schools following Tooele County State Bank failure. The loan was made from the Continental National Bank of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Gillette visitors the home Speirs Wednesday Mrs. Gillette the daughter and Mrs. Speirs. Mr. and Gillette their home from Nevada, to Lake City. Mr. lette has been supervising con. struction of government building various points Nevada for the U. Airways service. He chief mechanician for Western Utah, Idaho and Nevada. Mrs. Julius Kurtz entered the hospital Monday and was operated upon Tuesday very many friends will pleased to learn that she is doing well. Mrs. Lee Bayliss of Black Forest, Nevada, arrived late last week extended visit with her parents, and Mrs. Fred Peterson Mrs Bayliss niece of the late Char who with fatal accident recently the local smelter. Miss Zina Watson of Heber City now employed Salt Lake house guest for four days week the home of Mr. and Joe Johnson and Mrs. Shib. Miss Watson well known Tooele she employed the Emergency hospital by the Inter national Smelting Company

5. January 24, 1931 Deseret News Salt Lake City, UT
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Pair Sentenced $50,000 GOLF To SUIT STARTED Grand Larceny Charges Father Demands RemunBring Convictions eration For Death of At Price. Caddie. PRICE Jan. men were TOOELE Jan. H. SCreet sentenced the state prisafter pleading guilty grand Tooele County larceny charges before Judge DilState bank which closed its doors Jan. 14. Harry Biddle is alleged to inability maintain robbed the Price the Street, Woolen and was in will represent the serve from one to years on positors. has had much glary and from one ence bank and years larceny the quainted which surterms concurrently. round country recent Mr. Street to officers, pleaded not "At this time feel bank CHAPEL TO BE not bad Chris Averitt was found guilty ors should get most or their grand for cow, money reasonable period. serve from DEDICATED AT regard rumor one to ten years. His brother. would said to closed out and their securities was FERRON SUNDAY Mr. Street don't want bor that immediate Retiring Bishopric vantage will be them and Jan. Emery Honored at Party will be given reasonable chance stak quarterly conference will to featured dedication of the nance their notes before any action Sunday afternoon program social held chapel He the session day evening honor retiring Church authorities bishopric Many former expect every note attendance from Lake and shall be fully session Thursday at Meetings evening "Book of ternoon at the County held the Ferron Tooele county the chapel, announced. retiring together was successful funds basket flowers

6. May 8, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1931 By a four to one vote, following name we could not learn, was serdiscussion which lasted until after lously injured in the same accident midnight last night, the city counand rushed to Salt Lake City for cil authorized the city attorney to hospital attention. Mr. Anderson file suit against the receiver of the was brought to Tooele and given Tooele County State Bank for the treatment by Dr. J. H. Peck. $26,000 of city funds held in the bank at the time of its closing. The Tooele Seminary graduation The claim for the money will be exercises have been changed from made on the same basis as the the South ward church to the Tooschool board, who has now ele high school auditorium, in oramended its complaint to charge der to accomodate the expected that the money was deposited 11crowd. The exercises will be held legally. Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clcok. The city attorney was authorized to spend an extra $500 to secure Fred Bryan, county auditor, exadditional legal help to fight the tended his personal congratulations case. Councilman Shields voted against to Alex Dunn this morning on winning the supreme court decithe suit, while Livers, McKenna, sion on the county report law. BryMorgan and Orme stood for the an and Dunn have disagreed over action closest of personal friends, and why Supt. P. M Nielsen left this not? morning for visit to the Wendover and Ibapah schools. He plans to reThe county commissioners met turn tomorrow evening with William Peterson, director of Tooele Central school will hold the extension service, on importits annual school exhibit tomorrow ant matters pertaining to the exand Thursday of this week in the tension service in Tooele county. Central school gymnasium. The ex hibit will be on display from 9 Tooele awoke this morning to m. until and from to 9 find that someone had left the north in the evening Work from all grades door open. Yesterday was so pleas. and departments of the school will ant, and today, well, it's just doubt. be on display as will the pictures ful. which were purchased from funds raised at the art exhibit held earliMike Ruby is being tried today er in the year. All parents and those before jury in the city court interested in school work are cord. the charge of stealing chickens. As ially invited to visit the exhibit. we go to press the trial is still in The American Legion, with Dr. T. M. Aldous as chairman, was given charge of the Memorial Day ex. ercises in this city by the city council last evening. An appropriation of $25 was made toward the day's expenses. Due to the Kirk hotel closing. Delbert Hansen was refunded months of his 6 month pool hall license, amounting to $70. by order of the city council last night. The pool hall was operated in the basement of the hotel. Sherman Lee was named president of the Tooele high school student body yesterday at the annual election. James Orme won the vicepresidency and Beth Atkin was voted in as secretary; Norman Anderson, cheer leader; and John D. Speirs, treasurer. Little Mountain is bedecked in a beautiful raiment of wild flowers and grass, while carpet of green covers the whole of Tooele valley. Don't miss the view from Lion's lookout right at this time. Manager John J. Gillette of the Strand theatre, who is also president of the intermountain states showman's association, left this morning for Idaho on official business for his organization.

7. May 8, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1931 By a four to one vote, following discussion which lasted until after midnight last night, the city council authorized the city attorney to file suit against the receiver of the Tooele County State Bank for the $26,000 of city funds held in the bank at the time of its closing. The claim for the money will be made on the same basis as the school board, who has now amended its complaint to charge that the money was deposited illegally. The city attorney was authorized to spend an extra $500 to secure additional legal help to fight the case. Councilman Shields voted against the suit, while Livers, McKenna, Morgan and Orme stood for the action Supt. P. M Nielsen left this morning for visit to the Wendover and Ibapah schools. He plans to return tomorrow evening. Tooele Central school will hold its annual school exhibit tomorrow and Thursday of this week in the Central school gymnasium. The exhibit will be on display from 9 1. m. until m. and from to in the evening Work from all grades and departments of the school will be on display as will the pictures which were purchased from funds raised at the art exhibit held earlier in the year. All parents and those interested in school work are cord. ially invited to visit the exhibit. The American Legion, with Dr. T. M. Aldous as chairman, was given charge of the Memorial Day ex. ercises in this city by the city council last evening. An appropriation of $25 was made toward the day's expenses. Due to the Kirk hotel closing Delbert Hansen was refunded months of his 6 month pool hall license, amounting to $70. by order of the city council last night The pool hall was operated in the basement of the hotel Sherman Lee was named president of the Tooele high school student body yesterday at the annual election. James Orme won the vice. presidency and Beth Atkin was voted in as secretary; Norman Anderson, cheer leader; and John D. Speirs, treasurer. Little Mountain is bedecked in beautiful raiment of wild flowers and grass, while carpet of green covers the whole of Tooele valley Don't miss the view from Lion's lookout right at this time. Manager John J. Gillette of the Strand theatre, who is also president of the intermountain states showman's association, left this morning for Idaho on official business for his organization. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 1931 Chris Chosos, who was arrested last week on the charge of stealing chickens from Mike Brunetti and Carlo Busico, was found guilty yesterday by Judge John C. Bryan, of the city court A thirty day jail sentence or a fine of $30 was im posed, with a five day stay of exe. cution. The two others charged with the same offense are asking for jury trials in the city court to. morrow. Sizes The birth of twins, son and $1.19 daughter, is reported today, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Porter The parents are delighted. Willard Peterson, local postman, who underwent an appendicitis operation at Salt Lake hospital Mon. "Jean Nedra" day is recovering rapidly. In an address before the Lions club today Trade William L. Ware, of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, stated that Utah could sell from three to four times more produce in Los Angeles, if more care were exercised in grading and cleaning He cited figures showing that Los Angeles bought $10,984,183 worth of livestock, vegetables and dairy products from Utah in 1930, which was an increase of $4,484,960 over Mr. Ware is making a survey of Utah in the interest of better trade relationship between our state and his home city. He was highly de. lighted at the wonderful view from Lion's Lookout on Little Mountain "Nothing like it in the West," he reported to the Daily News. Tooele valley is ideally situated to take advantage of this great market, inasmuch as the only direct transcontinental railroad passes right thru this section. Our county treasurer, Phares Haynes, is hi birthday today Phares is a sort of bashful fellow and would not reveal his age, but intimated that he is old enough to marry, providing some fine young lady will do the proposing Here's your chance, ladies. The Daily News will absolutely recommend it as a good "catch." THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 County Assessor R. Sterling Halladay is back at his office in the court house once more, after a serlous sick spell. Postmaster Hanks has received goes for Tooele The Strand manofficial word from Washington, D. agement is to be complimented C., that Agent William Neville Col. for bringing this all comedy show lier, of the treasury department to local patrons each week for only has been appointed the official in dime. charge of selecting the proposed This famous comedy team will post office site in Tooele. Agent present "BE BIG," as their contriCollier expected to arrive in bution to the laugh program, while very short time to carry out the "SEA GOING SHEIKS." and three performance of his duty. other features will top off the eve. Ray Anderson, of Grantsville, had his leg hurt when a rail fell will on him while at work on the Western Pacific railroad at Dell this morning. Another man, whose name we could not learn, was serjously injured in the same accident and rushed to Salt Lake City for hospital attention Mr. Anderson was brought to Tooele and given treatment by Dr. J. H. Peck. The Tooele Seminary graduation exercises have been changed from the South ward church to the Tooele high school auditorium, in order to accomodate the expected crowd. The exercises will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clcok. Fred Bryan, county auditor, extended his personal congratulations to Alex F. Dunn this morning winning the supreme court deci sion on the county report law Bryan and Dunn have disagreed over many things but still remain the closest of personal friends, and why not? The county commissioners met in special session this afternoon with William Peterson, director the extension service, on important matters pertaining to the tension service in Tooele county Tooele awoke this morning find that someone had left the north door open. Yesterday was so pleas. ant, and today, well, it's just doubt. ful. Mike Ruby is being tried today before a jury in the city court the charge of stealing chickens we go to press the trial is still Tooele high school seniors, company with several teachers, are planning to attend high school day at the University of Utah tomor row. Wayne Hanks, Sherman Lee, Harold Ekman and Ernest Barlow will compete in the athletic events, having reached state standing in the regional meet. Seventy mothers were the guest of their daughters yesterday at the annual girl's day celebration at the Tooele high school The boys had a tough day and followed their rou. tine of class work until four o'clock when they were permitted to tend the matinee dance as an comodation. Tooele North and South wards, winners of all the events in the stake Mutual contests, will compete next Tuesday evening in the interstake division meet at the Murray First ward for the privilege of entering the Mutual finals in June conference in Salt Lake City One good laugh is worth a thous. and worries, and when one laugh for an hour and half for only 10c, there is no room to ry about what is costs, and with such famous stars as Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy on the program at the Strand for three reel comedy feature, one can sit back and laugh themselves happy You know, what America needs right now is good laugh, and this ning of fun. Remember 10c, only a dime, admit anyone.

8. May 22, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Evidence Taken In School-Bank Case With evidence presented School Board Tooele CounState Bank case, session district court held Tooele Tuesall that now hold the decithe court the argument the which will be heard Lake City sometime next week. Inasmuch Tooele City placing the same claim as the school board of deposit and asking preferred claim the cases are being yesterday with Street, Tooele bank receiver, The formed that he was making tempt have the case argued here, than Salt Lake, because local interest in the affair

9. June 12, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Resume From The Tooele Daily News Friday, June 1931 Following conference this ternoon between H. Street, cal bank receiver, Attorney Draper, and the Tobele County State Bank officials, the information was given that there is no shortage the local bank. The auditor who has been working on the books since the closing the bank, discovered much fauland many accounts had to be re-checked strike balance, and in his final report showed shortage of 000. Following the conference today where the auditor's report was thoroughly checked the bank of. ficials went into their own pockets and made up the shortage. Attorney Draper informed the Daily News, that there was no evi. of dence of criminal shortage, but was their duty to see that the depositors did not stand the loss, due neglectful practices on the part of the bank. During the more than twenty years of business this the first independent audit made of the institution, and it not unusual that shortage of less than year should occur in over credit or long change. Dr. Lyman McBride has been appointed Tooele County Chairman for the celebration of Covered Wagon Days in Salt Lake City, July 24th. Casey (after seeing Riley fall to from "Are dead, Riley: am that." Casey: "Shure, and ye're such liar Oi don't know whether to believe yez or not." Riley: "And that proves dead. Yez wouldn't call me liar Oi wuz alive.' roaring, racy riot about the rising rampant rockies, filled with daring horseman, gruelling fist fights, and gripping gun that's Ken Maynard's first Western Talkie, "Fighting Thrut" at the Strand tomorrow, with continuous show starting o'clock. Also another chapter of Mystery Trooper," and two comedies, was the as. tonishing answer." Tain't what we have But what we give; 'Tain't where are; But how we live; 'Tain't what we do, But how That makes this life Worth going through The city water gauge just returned to normal pressure last night 10 o'clock following the loss 400,000 gallons through the outlet the city park early Tuesday morning. Someone broke into the box and turned the valve wide open. Such an offense during the low water season may prove disasterous to the city water supply.

10. June 12, 1931 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Resume From The Tooele Daily News Friday, June 1931 Following conference this ternoon between Street, cal bank receiver, Attorney Draper, the Tooele County State Bank officials, the information was given that there is no shortage at he local bank. The auditor who has been workon the books since the closing the bank, discovered much fauland many counts had to be strike balance, and in his final report showed shortage of 000. Following the conference where the auditor's report thoroughly checked the bank ficials went into their own pockets and made up the shortage Attorney Draper informed the Daily News, that there was dence of criminal shortage, but was their duty to see that the positors did not stand the loss, neglectful practices on the part the bank. During the more than twenty years business this the first independent audit made of the institution, and it not unusual that shortage of less than year should occur in over credit or long change. Dr. Lyman McBride has been appointed Tooele County Chairman for the celebration of Covered on Days in Salt Lake City, July 24th. Casey (after seeing Riley fall from scaffold) "Are dead. RiRiley: am that. Casey "Shure, and ye're such liar Oi don't know whether to be. lieve yez or Riley "And that proves dead. Yez wouldn't call me Har Oi wuz alive." roaring, racy riot about the rising rampant rockies, filled with daring horseman, gruelling fist fights, and gripping gun play- in that's Ken Maynard's first Western Talkie, "Fighting Thrul" the Strand tomorrow, with show starting at o'clock Also another chapter of "The Mystery Trooper,' and two comedies. Barber: "Sonny, how do you want your hair cut?" Sonny: "With a hole in the top like Teacher: "Johnny, state one use of the cow-hide Johnny: keeps cows from falling apart." The other day heard man tell story were in the smoker,' he said, "and naturally the talk turned to business One man admitted 30 per cent better business this year than ever before 'What's your line?' asked; What the answer. "Tain't have But what we give; 'Tain't where But how live; 'Tain't what But how That makes this life Worth going through The city water gauge Just turned to normal pressure night 10 o'clock following the 400,000 gallons through the outlet the city park early Tuesday morning broke the box and turned open Such an offense during the low water season may disasterous to the city water Saturday, June Dr Paul, Naturalist bird authority the Utah, and Lew Rob. University Field for the Salt Lake Council of Boy Scouts, Salt Lake City, will be speaker the Court of Honor to be held the North ward chapel tomorrow evening o'clock good has been program ranged with these most interesting speakers, and invited to come out to the are Court of Honor service, especially parents boys, boys of scout age, and all scouts The laying the cement highway from Mills toward now in full swing. Park are moving their gravel ment to Grantsville, after finishing the smelter road, and will mence shortly to gravel surface other part the road from Mills to Grantsville, which they have der sub-contract Considerable ployment is being furnished local people on these contracts. The garbage man is having troub. les. He under contract the city, but he cannot meet of the people wish bage be taken unscheduled hours Here few regulations Have your garbage out by on Monday and Thursday Put no more than 100 pounds one All papers must be burned. Take your empty containers off the street session of district court is scheduled meet Monday for the hearing of the Rush Valley Water case. Dr. Hickey, who tested dairy cattle in Tooele this week for B., reports that the cow barns are clean and that the stock cared for Much of this comes through the constant check-up under the milk If the great open spaces call you away from home tomorrow, remember there is not a more delightcanyon outing place in the state than Swing Flats. If you have not been up there yet, go tomorrow There are expensive concessions and whole family can have an enjoyable time for the price of luncheon prepared at home and taken to the canyon. Out local dairy cows tested for tuberculosis this week Drs. Hickey and Jones, of the department agriculture, there not reaction. There is considerable danger from cows which be affected with This disease transferring to humans. Prof. Murray state leader 4-H clubs, met with Tooele counleaders club leaders school South ward yesterday leadwere present, 14 of whom and Prof. Murray stated was the largest group 4-H leaders to attend the school so far given the communities Utah Prof. Murray is visiting clubs Grantsville, Erda and Tooele today giving instruction and assisting The fire department was called the McCloud residence Plat o'clock today, with only damage from the blaze.

11. February 5, 1932 The Magna Times Magna, UT
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Intermountain Busy Readers Told for ROAD IS PLANNED. SUSPECTED. ARSON IS TO WORK. UNEMPLOYED CO-OPERATIVE. LAUNCH BUSINESS. POULTRY fire, said SIGURD, completely origin, incendiary destroyed the Jumbo plaster and cement plant located here few loss of $250,causing days ago, 000. LAKE CITY, SALT announces commission state road been completed have negotiations in the the two-mile gap close Pleasant from highway paved Grove Provo, known as the lowroad. This road was recently highway system on the state placed The cost of the legislature. of the neighborhood will be in and it is estimated, $25,000 mile, will be shared equally by the state state and the county's road fund road tax. outlining the PRICE, and of the irrigation 1932 program the Price committee of agricultural chamber of commerce, reportthat an attempt will be made take up the surplus labor from the coal mines this summer and place the workers ground. The objective of this plan at least the jobless to make partially self-supporting. survey available ground shows that 250 families be cared for this way. It is suggested that the farmers and the chamber cooperplan to boost the consumption of products. TOOELE, money posited in banks without compliance with legal requirements become trust funds according to state supreme court ruling handed down in the Tooele county board education's suit against H Hadlock, state bank commissioner receiver for the Tooele County State bank. SALT LAKE CITY, com organized in this has been pany city to carry on cooperative com munity business for the benefit the members along lines of the old cooperative associations of Eng land. Under the articles of incor poration the association em powered to operate system for the sale or exchange of commodities, goods, services, wares for money or for other goods. SALT LAKE CITY, industry brought returns of $10,040,000 during 1931, or approximately the same as 1930. Of almost $8,000,000 this amount worth of the products were sold outside the state, which means the wealth of the state was increased by that sum. While the monetary returns were about the same 1930, production increased almost per cent during the past year. During the past year 1950 carloads of eggs were shipped compared with, 1300 cars the previous SPANISH FORK, Moore, who was seriously burned the family home at Genola just before Thanksgiving day, making gallant fight for her life in the Payson hospital, where skin has become grafting Her father, Harvey Moore, furnishing skin for the process which going forward very slowly, only about two Inches of skin being transferred daily. LOGAN, made of the awarding of 14 Union Pacific scholarships outstanding 4-H club boys and girls in Each winner will be given $100 toward pursuing an at the Utah home economics course State Agricultural college. IDAHO FALLS, pression, game wardens here has been blessing to Idaho big game. Because the purse of the average hunter has been thinner than usual since 1929, fewer hunters have been able to into field. Consequently the annual big game kill considerably under normal. This fact and the beneficial results of mild winters and 1930-31 have increased the big game population. SALT LAKE men will be furnished work when an iron foundry that has been closed, reopens. Id IDAHO FALLS, held its session aho State Grange in attendhere with 200 delegates ance. CALDWELL, gift $5000 made to the College Idaho for the purchase of books the Carnegie Corfor its library by perBoise, sons died by violence last month according to the state bureau Thirty were men, vital statistics. and five women. and BOISE, and county superintendents of schools session here -cently. Economy school operation and the maintaining of school were the principal jects of discussion. county the only that has remitted its taxes to state. Ida TWIN FALLS, Republican state central mittee meet on Plans will be made for ruary 12. convention. the state

12. February 12, 1932 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Contending that the supreme court awarded more, in their recent decision, than traced the School and City, the Tooele County State Bank Receivers have filed petition for new trial. The receivers contend that only traced the suit, while the supreme court awarded judgement for 87. The difference these figures came from daily deposits, they contend.

13. February 12, 1932 The Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, UT
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Bank For New Trial; Claims Error Contending the court awarded more, their recent decision, than traced the School and City the Tooele County State Bank ceivers have filed petition for trial. The receivers contend that only traced the while the supreme court has awarded judgement for The these figures came from daily deposits, they contend.