Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-11-17 | Page 7 | May Let Contracts This Week for Work on Bank Building

MAY LEt CONTRACTS I THIS WEEK FOR WORK ON BANK BUILDING B BIDS IDS will wi be sought sough and the IliC contract probably let Jet t this ls Corning coming week b by time the Farmers bank for the demolition and remodeling of the Fargo AVelIs-Fargo building in South Main Mau n n street between First and Second South for or the time the per permanent quarters of the tho new ne institution which the sponsors hope lo to have haye open for business shortly sholly after the first t of of the year NI The architects D Don n Carlos Y Young Jr and J J. D. D Moore have JUlye submitted cd preliminary plans plans' for the remodeling of the building and these have been accepted by organizers ers of the bank The he building so o 0 long occupied U by the express compa will il be Y virtual virtually torn down and a new building erected d on the site sie The Tho plans plans' call al for tor an an ornate front with Ith handsome columns o of Utah stone and ami marble Tl TiLls This ls home hOlc material willbe will willbo m be bo used throughout hout on the front an and the the- the Interior of or the new hank bank Utah marble will wil be a dominant feature n in the reconstructed building The structure as rebuilt will wil be fireproof fireproof fire fire- proof and and- wl will ha a number of oC features features' features features' fea fea- tures' tures not Included in the thc equipment fan of f 11 an any local bank loo a for In tIe the b basement will wil wilbe be a customers customers' room This apartment will n be strictly what its Is name namo implies There the tho stockmen and agriculturists who vho hold a 1 majority of of stock in th the new nev enterprise and who will wil be U its patrons patron ma may Uan transact act their private ate business when they ar are are In to n town They rhey ma may meet there make make mako sales salee trades and the tle like In addition additon there will 11 be special rooms for women patrons patron The Tho comp company ny producing the Utah Uth birdseye eye marble which will win bo be 10 used In Inthe Inthe II the thc nc new hew bank building has already alred expended in machinery and other equipment in preparation for furnishIng furnishIng furnishing furnish furnish- ing the regenerated building The company has closed cosed a deal for fOI a site sie on the line lne of the Rio Illo Grando Grande for ft n yard ard and Supt A. A B B. Apperson who is also a stockholder in tho bank 11 has assured tho organizers that the product to be used in the will wi be the finest the concern is able ablo to produce A spur track will wil be laid lai Immediately In Clinton for the transportation of C the marbleS marble s As C C. B. B Stewart Steart one of oC the cr organizers ers era explained yesterday the new bank will wil hIl be distinctly an institution for Cor stockmen and farmers generally generally gen gen- en- en erl In addition additon to doln doing t general banking business The Thc ranchers are aro tho principal stockholders and Mr Stewart said the tho bank was organized so o that the n and amid other stockmen can borrow mOne money upon their product and at the same time hold It so that the they ma may make the thc most advantageous deals in the market Jonn Jos by Forced J As s it I Is said ald Mr Stewart yesterday tho the for instance Is obliged to sell sel his wool before it I is sheared because eastern houses are willing to o 0 buy bu and he lie can get no accommodations at al his local bank I estimate it that because of this policy of or the l bankers not to advance ad money to In Inthe Inthe Inthe the last year car has hns b been cn taken from Crom Utah n sold oll their wool before It was sheared because the eastern east east- ern people were sere willing sIllIng to advance ad the tho mone money on the crop and the local haulers bankers haul bank er ers would not not This Tills has gone on for years but this now nea nc bank tank making a sp specialty of this business will keep milons mi- mi lions lons of oC dollars here at home Banks in Portland Ore It Is said are reaching out and tal taking nG Utah Idaho arid ami aId r Wyoming sheep and stoc stock mone money because o they are arc willing to ac accommodate ac- ac the ranchers In keeping with the pole policy of ot the ne new bank there will 1 be established b by the stockholders although maintained by bya a separate corporation a string of or wool warehouses in Salt Lake and other places In Utah and in southern Idaho western Wyoming and Nevada Ne where the b bank has hns stockholders holers and will 1 have o ha patrons In addition said sall Mr r. Stewart yesterday farmers will wil be bo encouraged to form local elevator ele ator companies com com- cpm cpm- panics to to build storehouses where they may keep kep their grain ant and borrow horrow monc money on it from the now new no bank ank until tho they get et read ready to sell sol The Tho new bank banle said Mr r. r Stewart alms aims to accommodate the farmer Carmer ard and raiser of beef Just as it will wil th the Grow Grou Apace tiace Preparations for the tho opening of oC the bank are growing apace said eald Mr lr Stewart yesterday estella lie le and J. J G. G McAllister Mc Mc- c- c Allister have ha e really realy been working on the Idea Iea for more moro than two years ear beIng boIng be- be Ing lug subsequently Joined in the promulgation pro pro- n of ot tho the enterprise by hr John and amI others The organization tion ton committee comprises John and Geor George e and A. A C. C Young tObe together her with Stewart and Mc- Mc Alster C. C S. S er now noW secretary of state tate has already been teen selected as cashier We feel teel that tho the stockholders In our bank will viii wil be he representative of ot more classes ot of business more moro different different differ differ- ent industries Ihan than an any one of or the kind lend In ill the west vest said Mr Stewart Just o we expect to get a class of business that other local banks s are not no now getting getting getting-as ns as for tor instance loans to Therefore we feel that we weare weare are arc not taking business awa away from troman an anybody bod else and wo we realize that there will wil be a field ell for us us The he bank will willbe willbe wi be the means I believe e bele of or keeping millions of dollars now going goin oln to eastern east Mst em ern banks and brokers in Satt Snit Salt LJ Lake e Following is the list 1st of or stockholders In the new ne bank to date tate all al being of Salt SnIt Lake unless 9 other IBe Indicated Joseph F. F Smith president L. L D. D S. S church Reed need Smoot senator Gov GO William Wil Wil- liam lam Spry Joseph Howell congressman congress congress- man Francis M. M 1 Lyman C. C S. S secretary of or state W. W W. W Arm Armstrong tron president National atonal Copper bank C C. W. W Penrose X N. S. S Nielson Mount Pleasant Senator F F. E. E Warren Varen Cheyenne Wyo Senator C C. D. D Clark Evanston Wyo Wo Albert Fisher David Mattson secretary secretary- elect of or stale sto e Jesse D. D Jewkes tre treasurer elect Fred C. C ct count county treasurer Salt Lake Lako county count E E. H. H Cal- Cal lster Internal revenue collector and president Utah Wool Growers association tion tiomi ton A R It n Barnes Barne attorney general James E. E Jennings C. C B. B Stewart secretary see sec ec Utah wool growers rowers J G. G McAllister Mc Mc- lc- lc Allister Alister member state board boal of ot equalization equal equal- batou John ham J. J W. W Houston nry H-nry M. M 1 Dinwoodey Dinwoodey Furniture Furniture Fur Fur- company If I M. M 1 Fennemore Rocky Mountain Bell Del Telephone nc compan company com coin pany pan William 1111 H. H King Fing A. A C. C Young George Geore J. J T. T rge Geo-rge T. T 1 Kingsbury president University of ot Utah Ulah R. R P. P Morris loll commissioner r Salt Sal Lake City Edward Rosenbaum Richard Richard Rich Rich- ard architect capitol Horace II H. superintendent church schools chooh Moroni Helner Heiner Thomas Smart flenner Benner X Smith Thomas Sam Samuel W. W Stewart Stephen H. H Lon tato state senator Dr Fred PIed Stauffer Dr Samuel H. H Allen Alen D. D S S. S Spencer general gen gen- en- en eral passenger agent Ore Oregon ol Short Line P. P S. S Williams attorney Or Oregon on Short Line 1 K G. G McDonald McDonall rd Day Dar Paro William I D. D Sutton Park City Joseph Io Hodges Garden City N. N P. P Aagard Fountain Freen Preen J. J ii l E. E Judge court A. A H. H Woolley 7 h 7 C. C M I. I J W W. X N Williams state senator um Silver Siver Edward EdwardE Edwarda E. E E Jenkins J. J P. P Gardner Garner Dr George Georgo W. W Andrew Smith Jr sheriff shIer sher iff Ir of or Salt Sal Lake county count J. J T T. Hammond Hammond Ham Ham- mond Oliver Ol er Hodgson Dr DI 12 g. F. F Root Hoot Hancock Bros Dr DI W W. y T T. Cannon John W. W Rennie manager er Blyth Fargo Pargo Fargo Co Evanston E Wyo Vo W. W C. C Blyth Evanston E Wyo Vo Thomas Blyth president re lent Blyth Fargo Co Evanston Wyo Wro 0 John H. H I. I Martin manager Almy hn coal coalmine coalmine mine E anston Evanston Wyo ryo J. J L. L Sevy Sev Panguitch Panguitch Pan Pan- Joseph A. A Jennings E. E T. T HardIn Harding Harding Hard Hard- In ing Provo PrO John F. F Spencer Randolph John Spires Ogden Ogdon M. M I. I R. R Evans B ans Ray RayVan RayVan RayVan Van Cott Col Isaac J. J Dunyon Draper Drajer Ael Axe Axel Blomquist t Coalville Jud Judge e C C. Vorse W. W Morse orse W V V A. A Crane Judge W. W H. H Dickson RU Russell 0 O. Dr D D. X N. White Ogden Frank B. B Stephens Steph Steph- ens A. A D. D Hashimoto Levi N. N Harman Price Carl Gunderson Price Henry Bros Co L. L H. H Anderson Mantl Manti A. A IC K Hansen Wilson lson Bros and John E E. Heppler of ot Richfield Richfield Richfield Rich Rich- field Pat Anderson an and Andew Old Old- royd rod of or Glenwood Glen Willard An Anderson erson Parle Parley Anderson Richfield Richfield Rich Rich- field Alma Alma Magleby William R R. CollIngs CoIl Coll- Col- Col Ings Bros J. J E. E Magleby Anton TOl ensen P. P P. P R Perry Asay Asa Peter Christansen J. J W. W Olsen S. S A. A ChrIstansen and Tuft Olsen S S. M L L Jorgensen of ot Monroe IT n. S. S Anderson Carlos Canoe Joseph Colt Colby Charles Nielsen John an and J. J J. J Thomas Thomas of or Sauna Salna Joseph Josoph S SHyde SHyde Hyde Jed and Charles R. R R Maybey laybe of ot Bountiful C. C H H. Dr L L. W. W Snow L. L O. O Hoffman A. A W. W Horsle Horsier Horsley B. B B R. R McDonald of Price John W. W Thornley Daniel Mac Mac- ka kay D. D E. E Law G. G A. A I erson Iverson George G. G Carl R. R Marcusen nd Bros Joan ohne Bros BrOs Honoro Honore lussere G. G N. N Etchebarne of or Price Phil Phi ham Harmon Sow- Sow ards John X N. Davis is Da Wilburn of oC Vernal J. J W. W Mellen John F. F White Joseph B. B White of oC Paradise Parle Parley Anderson on Perry Pern Ida Ia A. A A S. S Anderson Cle Cle Ida J. J E. E Lou Soda Springs s 1 I L. L S. S S Smart Logan James G. G Crane 1 p P. P Lindsay Geor George e A. A Humphreys Humphre s of Ovid Ida Ida Walter Waiter Valer Findlay Findla Paris Pari Alma FIndlay BloomIngton Bloomington Bloomington Bloom- Bloom ington J J. J H. H Reader Don B. B Colton Colon Vernal N. N J J. J Hod Hodges es Thomas G. G Hodges of ot Garden City R. R A A. Jones R. R n W. W Roberts J. J W. W J. J S. S Faucet Faucett Fau- Fau James Dearden George Roberts Tr Jr of ot H Henefer neer W. W V. V S S. S It b George Georgo Carter Wanship A. A II H. Marchant March March- ant ant Peoa Peon H. H II I. I Stevens Ste George G. G Stevens Oakley Oakle Harr Harry S. S Joseph Salt SaI Lake Richard Bountiful Bountiful Boun Boun- Levi Lev R. R oddIe Vernal ernah Alfred Powel Powell H. H I W. W Wooley G G. E. E A Adams Orson D. D Calder Vernal Albert Brunner D. D C. C Lee and W. W F. F Olson of Price T. T I. I L. L L Alen Allen Coalville J J. J K R Peti Brigham Sellers George H. H Home Hornc Arthur F. F non Dam B Bywater ater Groo Peter Clegg Tooele Tooele e J. J C. C Orme Tooele Nephi J. J Hansen Sugar SugarHouse Sugarhouse Suga House Samuel eff er Calel station Joseph M. M 1 Holt Hol South Jordan George GeorgeR E. E Girrard Murray R. R R D. D 7 W. W W. W Wilson lson Sandy W. W D. D Sandy James Jensen and John A. A A Sharp Twelfth South and Redwood Hedwood Joseph Lindsay Seth Riverton A. A B. B Adams American Fork Carl Anderson American Fork J. J H. H Singleton American Fork ForIe Starns Hatch Woods Cross C C. J. J Weaver cr Laton Layton Layton Lay Lay- ton John T. T Graham lle Kays John W. W Buron Burton lle Kays Adams Layton H If P. P Thorson Bear River Jensen Bros BIos Co Geneva Alvord Bros BroR Brigham ham I Ernest rnest Peterson Hy- Hy Iy- Iy rum H. H I. I A A. Logan Dr J. J P. P Stewart Logan Dr E. E J. J J Stewart Logan Loan Lo Lo- Lo- Lo gnu gan an Albert Alhert Horne Home Logan S. S C. C Parkinson Par Par- kinson Franklin Ida Uriah Franklin Ida Mecham Bros Preston Ida B. B R. R Meek c Logan ro B. B J. J White V t l inn iua ua o j j. u. i. i mu Stoker Bountiful P. P P. P 10 Bountiful Bountiful Boun Boun- P. P P P. Bountiful Joseph I J. J Holbrook Bountiful Alma Hardy Bountiful Christian Christan Nelson Bountiful W. W J J. J Holbrook Bountiful S. S C. C Howard Ronard How Ron nr ard Woods Cross Capital Machinery com company pan Bountiful C. C S. S Helner Heiner Morgan Morgan Mor Mor- tor- tor gan John Helnor Morgan or an Henry Halner Heiner Helner Hal Hel ner Morgan D. D Helner Heiner Morgan or an James JamesA JamesA A A. A A Anderson Anderon Morgan Charl Charles R M M. Croft Crof Morgan M. M J. J Eugene Holt loI cf city A. A J. J Beaver city H. H P. P Cole city C. C W. W Richards Br Brigham Dr DI C. C W. W Yo Richards Jr Bountiful Mahonri Spencer Murray Murray Mur Mur- i ray Henry Hacker Murray Joseph I William Taylor George X N. Lawrence George F F. Fel Felt t. t H. H J. J Doolittle Lund Lun Utah Fred Fre F. F Gun Guzi Adam J. J Z Stewart Jr Tr r LO Logan n J. J C C. Allen Alen Lo Logan an Dr C. C G. G Gowans Ogden Orden M. M r C. C Morris orr Forest ForestDale ForestDale Dale I E. E H. H Clarke Jes Jesse Jesso p M. M 1 Harmon Provo Swen 0 O Nielson Ielson O O. O P. P p Eldredge I 1 B. O. O Bod Blodgett el Dela Delta Cal R Ii Jones Debar James Jame Jr It FaIrview W W. D. D Candland Mount le Pleasant John IL It Se Seely Jr George Gcorge L. L Savage Pleasnt Minnie E. E F. Fahlan F. F J. J Fabian William Service Servie D. D 1 H. H 1 Christensen su superintendent su- su city schools I. I E g le Amass Amaua Aldrich David C C. Dart Frank FrankI Amata I It Snow Levi Le l Edgar Young George f Roper Hoper M M. J. J beby H ii Van Cott Cot J. J D. D Carter J. J A. A Headlund Iu Hugh h Jr J. J S. S White W. W H. H Foll Fol- Fol l land nd David 1 R. R Lyon Lon F. F F. F Phelps C. C v W. W Johnson W. W G. G Romney Clarence W J J. J Je I Mary tor C. C N poa n. n IT H Frank K Neb Neb- ebel eb- eb eker er Alax E. E Carr J. J S. S g B. L. L I el Sloan C C. W. W Peck TI H. 11 S. S JT J Peck Gordon n D. D Peck Gu Guy R g. Peck Peet harry Harr Hanson F B. B IT Callister B. B K Ii Redman fledman A. A S S. r hatfield I. I 15 g. Smith S. S C. C Dallas Dalus Vill- Vill m lain lim T. T Cooner Walter aler Horne Romney James Jamest Jamesl t l C. C Jensen Hober- Hober Edgar ll r A. A Bering F. F N. N ensen Paulsen cn Shields Stock Stocking Ing Sandy Sand S. S Richfield S. S B B. Cyrus Cru C. C R 11 Chins Chas I i. i A. A Jo Rogers ers I le r I nn Jacobs s Berkley loy Olson on I T ir II I Nen Nephi U Duerden Eliza Eliza- Effie lc P. P Eldredge bot lieth r A. A M E Clarence i l. l Bountiful has Chins O. O ck Milieu MOton O O. Dr DI A A. A J J. J Stewart Stew Stew- p art T J. C. C Lund Louis LUIA II I. I Night Ight C C. F. F l- l Calders Station A. A Mcintyre Still man ton Stilman P C. C 11 T D Dansie Walter Dansie James 1 County Poor Farm J. J A. A Cornwall Cornwall Corn Corn- wall Son SO Murray Elza J Jensen Jonson Jonsoni n on wal i dv- dv W. W A. A Wilson IRon Anna nna Jurlen Jurden Peterson Sandy A A. C Sarah Itron