Salt Lake Tribune | 1902-01-01 | Page 38 | Utah National Bank

UTAH NATIONAL BANK The Utah National Bank of Salt Lake City occupies one of the most prominent promi-nent corners In this city being situated at the corner of First South and Main streets on the ground floor of the Jennings Jen-nings building a corner well known to the Inhabitants of the State and which site the bank has occupied since Its organization In 1SOO The Interior arrangements such as bank furniture fixtures bank vaults nncl safetydeposit boxes are modern nnd of the bent construction The safetydeposit department Is open from 9 i a m until 5 p 1 m and If of easy access ac-cess to its patrons Private safes In itt elegant fire and burglarproof vaults rent as low as 3 per yeat The banking department with Its domestic and foreign business has Increased In-creased to such an extent that It has far exceeded the expectation of Its officers cers and friends The business Is being rapidly extended Into the outside coun ties aTtbe State and Into the neigh boring States nnd Is continually grow growIng grow-Ing I has correspondents in the principal prin-cipal cities of the State at Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Cleve-land and New York city and the principal pal cities of Europe ns well ns San Francisco Chlnp and the other Oriental cities t The policy of Its olllccrs and directors Is to study the wants of Us cuslomers and do business in a conservative manner man-ner but at the same time to extend to Its depositors every accommodation accommodaton consistent with the volume of their business and standing In the community commu-nity nit1he following gentlemen constitute Its directory James Chlpman presi dent Henry W Brown vicepresident B G Raybould cashier Frank Y Tay lor Hon John D DIxon W S Chip man George A Smith Robert S Camp bell James 1 Dart J E Openshaw Hon George Sutherland All of these gentleman have long resided re-sided In Utah their Interests are Identified Iden-tified with the people of this city and State and are a guarantee that Its affairs will conducted In the Interest oC Its depositors and stockholders