The Winslow mail., 1924-10-17
INVENTORY OF
BANK EXAMINER
IS FILED WITH
.CLERKOF court

The inventory of the Bank of Wins
low, with branch banks at Holbrook
and st. Johns, was filed Tuesday morn
ing with the clerk of the superior
court at Holbrook by Bank Examiner
]. S. Dodson. Examiners Dodson and
Davis have been working day and
night, since week ago Monday,
to prepare this report, which was
finished late Monday evening.
The full inventory contains con-
solidated statement of the three banks,
individual statements of each; an ac-
count of every bill receivable, or note
due each of the three banks, with the
name of the borrower, the date the
note was given, the date due, and the
amount; the name of every depositor
and the amount on deposit at the time
the bank closed it's doors; an ac-
counting of the stocks, bonds, secur-
| tiles, real estate, furniture and fix
lures of the three institutions; the
names of owners and the amount of
their deposits in the savings accounts;
! time certificates of deposit; what was
due to branch and other banks, and
every phase of the three banks liza
bilities and resources in minute detail.
The inventory fills an even one
hundred pages of tightly spaced type
written matter, and, if the whole re-
| port was printed in newspaper form,
! in regular type, it would fill about
| forty-fve or fifty columns.
! A brief and incomplete analysis of
the lengthy report discloses that the
three banks had depositors to the
number of 1897, divided as follows:
In the Bank of Winslow, 1853, with
deposits subject to check of $685.
346,97; in the Holbrook branch, 491
depositors, with $171,7 subject to
check, and at st. Johns, SAT depositors
with $7991531 subject to check
The depositors of course were most
ly from Winslow and Navajo county
but quite a number of depositors re-
sided in New Mexico and California,
and one depositor in the Bank OF
Winslow, Anna Bauerbach, lives at
Muscatine, Iowa.
! The total sum in the three savings
accounts is $215, ,238.79. The Bank of
Winslow had $40 savings deposits with
total on deposit of $101, 1923. The
Holbrook bank had 1875 depositors
represented in the savings account de-
partment, and $9,099.93 on deposit. At
st. Johns there were 100 savings de-
positors, with $14,95963 on deposit.
! There were in the three banks 322
time deposits, 20 of which were held
over from the old Arizona State Bank.
The Bank of Winslow held 256 time
deposits, containing in all the sum Of
J h. J4Ih nh had
83 time deposits, with 62,740.38. At
st. Johns there were but four of the
time deposit accounts, with $1,417.75.
The sums in time deposit in the
Bank of Winslow ranged all the way
from $500 to 100000, the latter sum
held by The Navajo County Live. Stock
company. Other large depositors
among the time depositors were Chas.
Kirsch with $40, ,450 Beatrice F. BLY,,
$4,000 and The VIM H. Dagg COM
pany with $4,000.
The individual accounts subject TO
check vary from one cent to above
fifty thousand. There were three ac-
counts of one cents mentioned in the
report, two held by Winslow men,
and one by Prescott depositor An
other Prescott man held an account
of two cents, and a deposit of three
cents was kept by a Winslow party.
There were out of the 759 depositors
in the Bank of Winslow 81 deposits
below 81, and 20 above $1,000 Two
accounts ranged above 100000 and one
above $4,000. The exact figure OF
the last mentioned account is S54,-
90257, and was the personal account
of VIM H. Dagg. The Dagg Mercan-
tile company's deposit amounted to
$34,9S6.47.
The 491 individual deposits sub
ject to check Of the Holbrook branch
ranged much as the Bank of WinslOw,
with IS deposits over $1,000; six over
So, 1000; four over $4,000, and deposits
of 32500 the latter held by Wayne
Hubbs, state treasurer. Other large
depositors in the branch at Holbrook
were ]. S. Hulet as trustee, $4,000;
]. s. HuIet as receiver, $4,000; Nava-
in county treasurer, $962135 and the
town of Holbrook, $4,000 VIM. II.
Dagg had $4,000 deposited with the
county seat branch.
Among the individual deposit ac-
counts at the st. Johns branch, the
county of Apache was the heaviest.
Two accounts were held by the coun-
tv. one an inactive account of $4,000
and the other account $12,937.67. There
were but seven other accounts that
amounted to more than $1,000 each.
In the note case of the Bank of
Winslow were held a total of 525
notes, varying from modest amounts
of 500 or less to almost $4,000. The
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