743. Yuma National Bank (Yuma, AZ)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
9608
Charter Number
9608
Start Date
April 1, 1910*
Location
Yuma, Arizona (32.725, -114.624)

Metadata

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Short Digest
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Description

Articles report the Yuma National Bank suspended business for several days (cited reason: ill health of President Hampton), then was reorganized/reopened under new management and eastern capital; later consolidated with Farmers' and Merchants' Bank (reported May 11, 1910). No run is described in the articles. Dates are inferred from publication dates and article wording.

Events (5)

1. December 14, 1909 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. April 1, 1910* Suspension
Cause Details
Suspended for several days; reason given in article: ill health of President W. A. Hampton
Newspaper Excerpt
The Yuma National Bank, which suspended business several days ago, giving as the reason the ill health of President Hampton of the bank,
Source
newspapers
3. May 1, 1910 Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
The Yuma National Bank ... will be reopened under new management and with capital largely supplied by eastern men. ... has already been reopened for business.
Source
newspapers
4. May 11, 1910 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The Yuma National bank has been consolidated with the Farmers' and Merchants' bank, under the name of the former. G. G. Hampton is president of the consolidated institution and E. H. Tobias cashier.
Source
newspapers
5. June 22, 1929 Voluntary Liquidation
Source
historical_nic

Newspaper Articles (4)

Article from Daily Arizona Silver Belt, April 27, 1910

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Brief Territorial News lliams is getting ready for a big the past year, edited by Rev. C. Sidney Maddox of the Baptist church, has susof July celebration. pended. The publishers promise to reElectric theater of Prescott is to sume with a monthly publication devoted to church work in the near alarged and remodeled. future. endale merchants have taken up mpaign for better rates to the The Greene Cattle company has betown. gun the annual spring shipments from Hereford and it is said that within the Hot Springs, the winter renext ten days ten thousand head of near Phoenix, will close for the beeves will be shipped to market. on April 30. A boxing meet will be a feature of G. Johnson, a Phoenix automothe Cinco de Mayo celebration at Tucdealer, unloaded his fourteenth carson. Several six round goes have been of Buicks Friday. arranged for the afternoon of May 5 at Elysian Grove. current in Prescott are to effect that a big strike of gold Maricopa Hive No. 4, Ladies of the been made in the Santa Maria Maccabees of the World, is making preparations for a grand rally day to 1 be held in Phoenix April 27 and 28. the Phoenix registration books Delegates will be present from all parts closed Friday evening, but 804 of the territory to witness the exemplification of the new ritualisic work. had been registered for the city Cormick Kennedy, a bartender at maintaining a disorderly road Winslow, was shot and probably fatally Jack Kuikka, a Finlander, proinjured Thursday by Jim Case, an inof the Pike saloon at Lowell, toxicated prospector, whom he attempt$35 and costs Saturday aftered to eject from the saloon where he worked. I of samples taken from the The date for the hanging of Franore body opened up on the Corocisco Marquez, convicted in Yuma of mine show an average of over the mu'rder of P. B. Hodges, has been cent copper across an eight foot set for May 27, at the territorial penitentiary at Florence. Krueger, a Tempe man, sufG. G. Hampton, son of retiring Presa broken collar bone in a fall from ident W. A. Hampton, of the recently the other evening, when his suspended and later reorganized Yuma brake refused to work at a National bank, has been chosen presimoment. dent of the new concern, which has already been reopened for business. case against Stephen 'Connor he murder of H. M. Russell at Du For the first time in the history of last February, has been transthe camp, the saloons of Bisbee were to Cochise county on a change closed for twenty-four hours Saturday, by reasosn of the combined action of the statute requiring suspension during Bisbee Y. M. C. A. will hold the election and the operation of the new house of the season-Saturday. midnight closing ordinance. functions have been held at in through the winter season and A factory for the making of mixed been largely attended. feed and alfalfa meal and with a capacity of one hundred tons daily will be loreappraisement list of prices of lated in Phoenix. The new enterprise new Parker townsite lots, which will cost $100,000 to install and the be offered for sale May 10, is now corporation handling it will be known in the Phoenix land office for as the Arizona Alfalfa Milling com inspection of the public. pany. Southwestern Chatauqu'a associaFifteen years in the penitentiary was which gave a series of lectures the sentence meted out to Jos. Lewis, the territory last fall, is arcolored, by Judge Kent at Phoenix for to repeat the dose, beginning ruining his 14-year-old stepdaughter. Phoenix early in September. Lewis was arrested in Globe after eluding the Phoenix officers, and taken back oenix reports that the Sells-Floto to the Capital City for trial several left many vagrants behind them weeks ago. I the police are busily rounding up shipping to warmer climes. NumWhile sitting in his office at Tueson petty thefts were reported, as is last Saturday F. W. Fickett, general on circus day. manager of the Old Pueblo mine, was approached by Mike Bolena, who placed force of men working on the rea revolver at his head and demanded of the road from Mesa to the $20. Fickett started to argue and Bosummer resort at Pineair, has gone lena raised his demand to $35. Fickett strike for higher wages, bringseized his gun arm, overpowered him their teams and tools from the work and called in the officers. I tying up the road-making. Chief of Police Stovall and Officer M. new daily newspaper has been E. Buckles of Douglas engaged in a at Phoenix. It is called the disgraceful street fight the other evenCity News and is a morning ing, Buckles getting decidedly the worst peratic sheet. The first issue, just of it and coming out with a badly cut is newsy looking and carries head. It is said that the city council amount of business. If there will look into the case and see if it for a fourth daily in Phoenix cannot persuade Douglas officers to set do well. It is edited by W. a better example for the other street loafers, Projectile, a publication which A. J. Finnerty of Don Luis has been appeared as a weekly in Mesa for arrested on the charge of destroying


Article from Tombstone Epitaph, May 1, 1910

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men of America, was organized under the direction of Head Consul G. P. Harper Wednesday evening. James Daley, charged with kidnaping and fleeing with a 16 year-old Mesa girl, pleaded guilty Thursday in the Maricops county district court and will serve six years in the territorial pen J. Breck Richardson, census enumerator, who was assigned to the Mexican district in Tucson, found the work of getting information so difficult that he quit his joband left Uncle Sam in the lurch. Willis Hyde, employed on a ra ch near Tempe, had his leg broken by being kicked by a cow the other day. Cupid is preparing to invade the Tucson postoffice on the wholessle plan, as three of the young lady clerks have signified their intention of being wed in June. While sitting on a spur of the Mari. copa & Phoenix railroad in Phoenix Thursday morning, Mrs. Sevestana I Pina, an aged Mexican woman, was y run over by the train of the SellsFloto circus and instantly killed. The home of George T. Geisebell in 8 Tucson was entered Thursday afternoon while the family was absent atd tending the circus and about $500 in e jewelry carried-off by the thieves. y After many meetinge and much b friction Biehee has decided to have an a old-fashioned, rousing Independence Day oelebration. Committees have D been appointed to mitiate arrangements. h The first heat prostration of the 8 season is reported from Yuma, where h Fred C ok, a car repairer, was over. come while working under a car during one of the warm afternoons last 8 week, and was taken to the hospital h for treatment. He will recover. a The Yuma National Bank, which t suspended business several days ago, e giving as the reason the ill health of President Hampton of the bank, will . be reopened under new management e and with capital largely supplied by eastern men, d e The Arizona Health League is distributing three thousand pamphlets, 0 printed in Spanish, containing senitary rules for the prevention of tu bereulosis, Martin Balderamo drew four years in the penitentiary at Phoenix for o brutally assaulting and beating into insensibility a Mexican woman in the capital city last January d Twosilver loving cups will be given visiting governors from Mexico at the Tucson Cinco de Mayo celebration. Tyler W. Loughry, chairman of the committee of exploitation which IS booming the California-Panama exposition to be held in San Diego, is visiting Arizona cities for the purpose of interesting the territory in sending a big exhibit to the fair. Out of eight applicants who sppeared before the Arizona board of dental examiners last week, but three were able to successfully pass the examination. They are John O'Connel of Phoenix, Eugene McGuire of Phoe. nix and Arthur B. Crawford of Гехая, who will practice in Meea.


Article from Tombstone Epitaph, May 1, 1910

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TEREST CONDENSED. Glendale merchants have taken up campaign for better rates to the beet sugar town. Mel G. Johnson, a Phoenix automobile dealer, unleaded his fourteenth carload of Buicks Friday. Reports current in Prescott are to the effect that a big strike of gold ore has been made in the Santa Maria district. When the Phoenix registration books were closed Friday evening, but 804 names had been registered for the city primaries. Louis Krueger, a Tempe man, suffered a-brokea collar bone in a fall from a bievele the other evening when his coaster brake refused to work at & critical moment The Southwestern Ghatauqus association, which gave a series of lectures through the territory last fall, is arranging to repeat thesame, beginning at Phoenix early in September. Among the suite filed in the Fstrict court yesterdav and today, the following important cases were docketedMittie Calvin V8 Herbert Calvin, action for divorce. Katherine Archibald V8 Melville Archibald, action for divorce. Thoenix reports that the Sells Floto circus left many vagrants behind it, which the police are busily rounding up and shipping to warmer climes. Numerous petty thefts were reported, as is usual on circus day. The Greene Cattle company has begun the annual spring shipments from Hereford, and it is said that within the next ten days 10,000 head of beeves will be shipped to market. A boxing meet will be a feature of the Cinco de Mayo celebration at Tueson. Several six-round goes have been arranged for the afternoon of May 5 at Elysian Grove. Cormack Kennedy, a bartender at W inslow, was shot and probably fatally injured Thursday by Jim Case, an intoxicated prospector whom be attempted to eject from the saloon where he worked. G. Ham pton, son of retiring President W. A. Hampton of the recently suspended and later reorganized Yume National Bank, has been chosen president of the new concern, which has already been reopened for business. A factory for the making of mixed feed and alfalfa meal, and with a capacity of 100 tone daily, will be loca. ted in Phoenix. The new enterprise will cost $100,000 to install and the corporation handling it will be known BR the Arizona Alfalfa Milling com' pany. According to advices from the north. ern part of the territory. fleeces tothe amount of $100,000 will be removed from their wooly owners before the shearing season is completed. Members of the National Guard all over Arizoná are much interested in the plan of Adjutant General Cogg na to secure federal pay for the national guardsmen of the territory. Two bills providing for such payment are DOW pending before congress. The Pima county grand jury was called together in Tucson Monday. There are thirty-one cases to be considered. The Latter Day Saints academy at Thatcher will graduate six pupils ALL the commencement exercises to be held next week. Hocker & Fain, stockgrowers of Yavapai county, have sold 2,000 head of cattle to a Colorado buyer. The pr ce was about $40,000 on the range. As the result of prevalence of pear blight in the Salt river valley, nurserymen of that section say here will not be a ton of Bartlett pears mature in the valley this season. Thatcher will soon have a new modern street sprinkler and the dust will be banished from the town during the hot months, says the Gila Valley Record. By an overwhelming vote, the stockholders of the Mesa Canal company Saturday voted to accept the proposition of the government to purchase the property of the company for the consideration of $43,000. The next session of the Presbytery


Article from Daily Arizona Silver Belt, May 11, 1910

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A new ice plant has been built at Bisbee by the Southwestern Ice company. Cottages for the use of the territorial prison employees at Florence are nearing completion. A branch of the Draughons Business Colleges company may be established in Douglas. A lodge of the Order of Owls was enrolled at Bisbee Saturday evening with a charter membership of two hundred. It is reported that Troops F and G of the Eighth cavalry, now stationed at Fort Huachuca, are to be transferred to Hawaii this fall. Yavapai county grand júry completed its work for the spring session Saturday afternoon. Twenty-eight cases were considered and sixteen indictments returned. Dinny Ford of the Douglas bąseball team. has resigned, saying he would prefer to pay his whole attention to playing the game and have less responsibility. At the field day meeting of the Phoenix High school and the Tempe Normal Saturday, the former came out victorious by taking every event on the program. Superintendent Reed of the La Coronado mine, located eighteen miles northeast of Florence, is displaying 300 pounds of ore running over 50 per cent copper at the Cápital City. The Young Men's Christian association of Bisbee is conducting a membership race with the idea of raising the membership of the organization to five hundred. Bisbee has fallen in line with the "sane" Fourth of July idea, and has passed an ordinance prohibiting the selling of fireworks of all descriptions on Independence day. The work of unwatering the workings of the Jerome Verde mine is nearly completed. Bulkheading will be begun soon, and a pump station opened on the fifth level, when the sinking of the old shaft will be begun. The Yuma National bank has been consolidated with the Farmers' and Merchants' bank, under the name of the former. G. G. Hampton is president of the consolidated institution and E. H. Tobias cashier. At the annual meeting of the Arizona Orange association, held in Phoenix Saturday, the following board of directors was elected for the ensuing year: