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Show PARK CITY HAS $25,000 CAPITAL Salt Lake, Jan. 9. Organization has been completed. It wah announced yea terday, and within a few days will b I incorporated under the name or the I State Bank of Park City Thi? will j mark the second banking institution in the thriving mininc town I For some time past interests of tr.e Deseret National bank of this city have been looking over the Park Citj field with the result that the Henry Pares building, located next to the city postoffice, has beri purchased by the : propectors. Ranun Hansen, an architect archi-tect of Salt Lakt-, Is now accepting bids for the reconstruction of the building in accordance w ith the plana I prepared by him. The capital of $25,000 has been paid up in full by the following stockholders stockhold-ers : John C. Cutler. Theresa B Hills. Deseret Savings bank. John C. Sharp! Georse Romney. James a. Bldredge, Edward B. Jenkins, George W. Lam-bourne. Lam-bourne. William H Mclntyre, Ezra Waddoups, Henry Pares, John K Barnes, Edward Rosenbaum. T. R. Cutler. H. 0 Whitney, Charles B. Stewart, L. C. Snow. E. W Robertson. O, N Prlendly. W. W. Riter. Joseph J. Daynes, Jr.. Fred Smith and T. A. Dannenborc The officers arfd board of directors, who comprise both Salt Lake and Park City people, are as follows John C. Cutler, president and director; di-rector; George W. Lanibourne. vice president and director, Fn-d Smith, cashier. Directors, John C. Cutler W. W. Riter. Edward Rosenbaum. George W. Lambourne, H. G Whitney, Joun C. Sharp, Ezra Waddoups Mr. Smith, the cashier, has been for some time with the National City bank. |
