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BANK MERGER CONTEMPLATED (Continued from Page One) day, keeping in close touch with developments and conferring with officers of both banks. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Provo Commercial and Savings bank was to be called possibly Wednesday afternoon, to approve the plans laid down so far. Efforts have been made by the state banking department to effect a consolidation since last Saturday, but earlier conferences failed to produce agreements on the terms. The exact conditions to be carried out in the merger could not be divulged by the state banking commissioner. It was generally supposed, however, that the plans included provisions for a certain amount of new capital to replace inferior assets in the bank. A similar consolidation was effected in Springville, in which the Springville Banking company took over the assets and business of the Mendenhall Banking company. All other banks in the county opened as usual. The nine Salt Lake banks which reopened for normal business Tuesday reported at the close of the day total deposits of $6,568,498.24, against withdrawals of $2,577,707.39 or a net gain in deposits over withdrawals of $3,990,790.85.