Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-02-14 | Page 12 | Depositors of Defunct Banks Plan Meeting

DEPOSITORS OF 1 t 1 I DEFUNCT BANKS e ePLAN PLAN MEETING i ie e l I Receiver Dunbar of Bingham Bingham Bing- Bing I ham Institutions Gels Gets Support Support Sup Sup- I port poll for Rehabilitation I l j 1 I I I I Officers and a 1 committee committe of ot depo depositors depos- depos tors of or the tho defunct Citizens Citizens' State bank sank an anti ami Copperfield State Stalo bank of Bingham Canyon Canon will eill meet Saturday afternoon in tho the Salt Lake Lako office of D. D C. C Dunbar receiver for tor the two Institutions in institutions institutions In- In in an nn effort cHort to agree on a aplan aplan plan for rehabilitating the ban banks s. s The Utah State National bank of Salt Lake ake will also aho be bo represented at the conference conference confer confer- ence erice over which Mr Ir Dunbar will probably probably probably ably act informally as an chairman A resolution authorizing their committee com corn to participate in the tho meeting was adopted I lJ by the depositors at t a amass amass amass mass meeting held In Bingham last Jast nl night ht The committee is headed by C C. L. L Countryman Several of its members mem mem- bers hers are aro aliens representing foreign element Mr Ir Dunbar was on hand to give ive the banks' banks creditors what information they ley required Tho rho depositors were orderly and displayed little Ill feeling but ex exhibited ex- ex a n keen interest In any I Hon tion which might result In their losses being partially relieved I While It Is the tho general com committee which is scheduled to confer with Hh of or- or of oC the ho bank a special committee representing the depositors of the Copperfield COp COp- bank will probably bo be on hand and following tho the conference Saturday Satur Satur- day It Is la anticipated by Mr Ir that hat all affairs of tho the mt Copperfield bank will bo be handled sep separately steps being taken toward putting into effect the tho proposed rehabilitation scheme under which the institution will be taken taleen over o by the depositors Mr Ir Dunbar retrained from filing his report with the tho Third district court as received and md stated staled that In view of the attitude assumed by the depositors he low will ill continue to withhold it until a 1 definite policy has been reached Ho lie anticipates that such a policy will be outlined at Saturdays Saturday's conference