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ANNUAL REPORT

—OF TH E—

STATE
BANKING BOARD
SH O W IN G TH E

Condition

of

the

Incorporated , Private

and

Savings Banks of the State of Nebraska.

FO R T H E Y E A R 1897.


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LINCOLN:
H u n t e r P r in t in g C o m p a n y
1898

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BANKING DEPARTMENT
OF THE

S t a t e

o k

N e b r a s k a

BOARD
H on . J. F. C ornell ,
H on . J. B. M eserve ,
II on . C. J. Smyth , P. L. H all ,
H enri- M athiesen ,

Auditor of Public Accounts and President
State Treasurer
Attorney General
Secretary
Cleric

EXAMINERS
R euben Lipp, Pawnee City.
F. A. R eynolds, Gothenburg


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J. F. Coad , Jr., Omaha.
Y. E. W ilson, Omaha.


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State

of

N ebraska , D epartment

of

B anking,

L incoln, N ebraska , F ebruary , 1, 1898.

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To the Honorable J. F . Cornell Auditor Public Accounts; J. B .
Meserve State Treasurerj and C. J. Smyth Attorney General,
Members o f the State Banding B oard o f the State o f Nebraska.

,

,

G entlemen:— I have the honor to
A nnual R eport

of the

D epartment

of

submit herewith the
B anking for the year

1897. This is the 6th annual report, and embraces the period
commencing December 31st, 1896, and ending November 30th,
1897.
On November 30th, 1897, the records of the Department
show a total of 398 commercial and savings banks in active opera­
tion in the state with an aggregate paid up capital of $7,855,278.70.
Of this number, 311 were incorporated with a total capital
of $6,420,665.00, seventy-eight private with total capital of
$1,198,200.00 and nine savings banks with a total capital of
$236,413.70.
The resources and liabilities of these banks are given in de­
tail in appendix, together with other useful facts and information.
There were fifteen new banks organized with an aggregate cap­
ital of $232,500.00 and thirty-two banks discontinued business
with an aggregate capital of $482,000.00. Four banks having
re-organized, varying their capital somewhat.
Of the banks reported as having discontinued business, four
have been placed in the hands of receivers, two have availed them­
selves of the provisions of Section 35 of the Banking Act, and
were placed under bond to pay all liabilities in full, and twentysix have paid all liabilities.


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The four insolvent banks which were placed in the hands of
receivers, show the following condition of affairs:

LIABILITIES.

RESOURCES.

Capital Stock......................$140,000.00
Deposits.............................. 144,507.34
Bills Payable...................... 31,295.20
Other Liabilities................ 26,844.42

Loans and Discounts....... $268,933.99
Cash Funds................
21,787.89
Other Assets....................... 19,713.05
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures, including
Real Estate...................... 32,212.03

Total.............................$342,646.96

Total........................... $342,646.96

Your attention is called to the comparative statement given
in the appendix, wherein the condition of the banks under the
supervision of this Department is shown under date of 31st
December, 1896, and the condition 30th November, 1897.
The statement referred to reveals an increase, during the
year, in the item of deposits, of $3,675,402.43, while the item
loans and discounts, during the same period, shows an increase
of only $802,565.67.
It is also shown that the reserve has increased from 33 per
cent at the close of the year 1896 to 39 per cent at the close of
the present year.
The resources of the banks have improved materially in
character with the return of bountiful crops, and with a cessation
of the vicious and uncalled for attacks upon credits in this state,
made for political purposes, which have characterized the last two
years.
Loans are being made by the banks with a degree of con­
servatism heretofore unknown. It is also observable that while
extreme caution is used by the banks in extending credit that the
borrower is equally cautious in assuming new liabilities.
A process of liquidation has been going on for some time
that has given the banks an opportunity to recover from recent
crop failures and other depressing influences, and those fortunate
enough to weather past storms are now getting upon a solid and
enduring basis. Both bank and bank customer have learned


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from the experience of the past few years, that financial safety
requires an unused credit reserve. The practice that obtained
with both bank and people in the past to keep in active use, not
only all available cash reserve, but all credit that could be com ­
manded, is now recognized as a practice full of danger.
The above conditions and the recognition of the above facts
strengthens the banks and makes them, at this time, more worthy
of the confidence of the people than at any previous time in the
history of the state.
The item, Other Real Estate, shown in the summary, is in
excess of what conservative banking would suggest. The D e ­
partment has been somewhat lenient with the banks in its treat­
ment of this item due to the weak demand for this class of pro­
perty, but with an already apparent market for it, will the com ­
ing year insist upon the importance of eliminating as far as pos­
sible this objectionable feature. The acquisition of this property
by the banks, has not been a matter of choice but rather of
necessity, as it was taken largely in lieu of debts previously con­
tracted. This item promises a marked decrease during the com ­
ing year.
The present banking law, while in the main proving satis­
factory, and a valuable protection to depositors, needs amending,
especially looking to larger powers of the State Banking Board.
The most apparent weakness being the want of provision for
supervision, by this Department, over the affairs of banks that
are placed in the hands of receivers. As the law now is, the
Department is abruptly estopped from all knowledge or super­
vision of a bank the moment a receiver takes charge, and the
creditor of such bank has no recourse from the acts of the re­
ceiver except to the court whose creature the receiver is. This
is a palpable wrong.
I am of the opinion that provision should also be made, re­
quiring the approval of this Department in the selection of reserve
agents or correspondents by the banks under its jurisdiction. The
report herewith submitted shows approaching $4,000,000 of the
reserve of banks under state jurisdiction to be held by Rational


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banks; institutions which so far as state supervision or control is
concerned, are foreign corporations. N o state banking authority
has or is supposed to have any but public information regarding
the condition of these banks. It would be but the part of prac­
tical business sagacity to provide that such of these banks as
desire to act as reserve agents for the banks under control of the
state, should be required to show to the State Banking Board that
their condition is such as to enable them to safely guard the im­
portant trust given in their care.
This Department feels gratified with the showing made in
relation to the banks that have discontinued business during the
year. Of the thirty-two banks that have ceased doing business
during the year but four have been placed in the hands of re­
ceivers and two have availed themselves of the provisions of
section 35 of the Banking Act, and have required time in which
to adjust their affairs.
By means of the efficient aid of the board of examiners and
the co-operation of the stockholders and depositors, many liqui­
dations have been made without resorting to the expense and de­
lays incident to the winding up of affairs by liquidating agents
and receivers.
In conclusion, I wish to extend my sincere thanks to the
bankers of the state for their uniform courtesy to me as your
secretary and for the promptness with which they have met all
the requirements of the Department.
I am, Gentlemen, very respectfully, your obedient servant,


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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
In c o r p o r a t e d , P r iv a t e

and

Sa v in g s Ba n k s

OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 1897.


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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE INCORPORATED STATE BANKS IN THE
RESOU RCES

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S tate B an k o f
612 69 $ 1655 13
Bank o f A in sw orth ................
39550 06
3457 00
536 42
29720 14
A llen S tate B a n k .........................
77 23
25770 54
S tate B ank o f
918 69
Rank o f A Ili an oft
49584 31
4156 19
46240 40
Rank o f A lm a ................................
1291 34
19613 27
A nsley Ra.nking C o ......................
273 54
20378 62
S tate B an k o f .............................
Í995 42
390 30
58456 25
A rlin gton S tate B an k ..............
368 80
7201 58
Bank o f Ashton
728 20
537 10
7176 50
G a llag h er & Go Ra.nkers
2 44
85278 30
A u rora S tate B a n k ......................
46 50
684 22
H a m ilton C ou n ty B an k ........... 243639 16
4 33
41233 40
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.........................

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S tate R ank o f
S tate B ank o f ................................
B attle C reek Va,1ley B a n k .......
B ank o f R ayard
B ank o f B azile IMills
S tate B an k o f .............................

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2973
6646
16590
89484
5658
8639
30179

75
88
14
88
45
49
49
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122 02
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319 36
1152 86
1688 71
1270 60

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1701
3742
4566
17235
14213
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9756
17814
2323
14500
18260
26310
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45 11
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4372 08
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92
56 94
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69 32
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765
93
71

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3360
3772
4818
10676
273
1159
6402

81
19
58
27
48
61
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85
31
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22
37
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314
1484
6700
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$

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948 03
4125 40
4013 00
5074 99
8372 29
5806 90
599 55

538
1610
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799
2534

33
52
21
78
88

928
482
428
1974
6418
812

81
84
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51
43
28

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23 30
7215 86
3379 01

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368
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65 15000
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42 12000
77 10000
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1400 00
112 37
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5280
6760
19677
70153
2985
6890
18242

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Re-discounted

Notes and Bills

Other Liabilities

$ 39106
18818
26182
21137
57236
48621
19372
27220
63932
5780
20113
58986
190088
36706

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R EM AR K S
B ills Payable

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5

General Deposits

4

3

Dividends Unpaid

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2

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Other A ssets N ot
otherwise enumerated

8057 47
3962 84
3014 26
4606 24
3873 50
4097 35
2453 72 *$
4741 82 *
4346 64
2012 36
4106 53
4942 82
15950 18
3939 60

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Capital Stock Paid in

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36
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40
41
42
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B en n ett..............................
B en n in g ton .......................
B e r lin .................................
B e rtra n d ...........................
B lair .................................
B lo o m fie ld .......................
B lo o m in g to n ....................
B lo o m i n g t o n ..................
B o e lu s ...............................
B ra d sh a w ........................
B ra d sh a w .........................
B ra in ard .........................
B re w s te r...........................
B ro ck .................................
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26728 21
S tate B an k o f ........... .....................
275 11
30872 55
384 80
B an k o f B e n e d ic t.........................
17954 65
B an k o f B e n k le m a n ..... ..............
637 58
38344 17
2517 13
15 45
Bank o f B en n ett...........................
.27567 01
C itizens B a n k ................................
28920 30
1667 36
50565 92
225 60
M angold & G landt B a n k ...........
16015 62
61 50
B an k o f B erlin .............................
700 77
F irs t State B a n k ..........................
22203 31
B la ir State B a n d .......................... 207281 83
7768 85 12350 20
36394 75
4474 08
F a rm ers & M erchants S. B ank
40044 42
F ra n k lin C ounty B a n k ..............
B loom in g ton S tate B a n k ..........
28934 22
246 28
796 50
H ow ard B a n k ................................
14294 07
1666 82
1800 09
5464 32
48 01
S tate B ank o f ...................., .........
16002 43
C itizens R an k
...........................
476 77
B ank o f B r a in a r d .......................
37178 24
96 45
6732 69
In tern a tion a l S ta te B a n k .........
28659 62
159 96
B ank o f B r o c k ...............................
86
331
87
17909
2600 65
B ank o f C o m m e rc e ......................
291 11
572 16
Farm ers B an k o f C uster Coun. 37908 56
21076
55
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3315
1330
3801
7273
7457
3592
4909
3439
5413
7101
20958
6988
12922
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3466
1019
4778
5767
5978
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1359 48
64
4150 00
16
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2500 00
83
450 98
5900 00
25
621 35
4500 00
67
1522 04
2082 77
91
125 90
2250 00
46
73 28
2500 00
83
3187 21
73
1567 99 10892 15
2433 41
57
126 27
3333 00
35
3333 00
47
96 ÌÒ
690 25
82
9 61
1691 87
05
64 51
1300 00
06
48 48
528 00
9 10
54
1250 90
39 30
3554 90
81
4500 00
283 48
52
975 00
295 35
25
2000 00
06
817 90

$ 2009 76 ................
515
1896
9478
1200
6126

80
48
07
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62

200
5005
28636
3622

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35
51
84

750
4023
4500
776
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35
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740
499
392
664
1689
3656
105
1065

31
88
16
76
32
71
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93
262
1889
485
406

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2351
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58
59
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3233 46
2741 54
1394 94
1712 51 *
1779 59
2085 72
2704 15
1475 17 *
2161 99
5991 59 *
10142 25
2800 21
3362 49
4284 07
446 30
1447 18
3437 16
1369 75
1402 08
3565 73
1501 91
5405 90
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$
22 24

1400 00
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R EM AR K S

TOTAL

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87 15000 00
67 12500 00
23 10000 00
51 25000 00
54 25000 00
46 25000 00
98 10000 00
18 10000 00
51 18000 00
51 100000 00
13 15000 00
64 10000 00
69 10000 00
33 10000 00
5000 00
71
33 10000 00
40 10000 00
5000 00
52
15000 00
35386 56 15000 00
73473 01 15000 00
47576 33 20000 00

58074
32159
42134
29408
63557
41646
52039
62971
26982
48418
299598
56840
59755
40197
24263
10220
25973
45329
10270

1000
230
12500
1500
5000
1000

00 $
00
00
00
00
00

800 00
3520 14
1000 00
200 00
300 00
10000 00
100 00
300 00
5000 00
3160 65

5556
368
4373
1735

65
95
86
88

1202
3389
4263
77
1917
4439
1487
1464
448
2988
307
857
1216
421
1529
1815
3999
3646

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10
51
58
96
44
71
53
67
26
27
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91
63
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76
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12760
11760
16172
28557
14444
23650
45872
16904
24980
190159
40352
48291
29549
10975
4913
15116
24112
3748
28730
11166
49473
20768

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81
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60
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07
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Rrnno State R ank.......................
22930 35
1341 44
Rank of Rurchard......................
77702 08
298 11
09
German American B ank...........
16239 37
168 85
8343 72
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12625 22
1153 42
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4

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3

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LOCATION

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C harter N um ber

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1602
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2221
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481 C latonia
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100 C ook
104 Ora)"* O tp.1i a,rii
106 C raw ford
107 C ra w fo rd .........................
466 CfOigh top
475 C reighton
487 nîvrtl«
113
115 Hn rtis

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C larkson S tate B a n k ..................
34372 82
F a rm ers D a n k ...............................
17417 04
40830 10
C om m ercial S ta te B a n k ............
32885 11
Coleridge S ta te B a n k ................
140229 31
C olu m bus S ta te B a n k ..............
C om m ercial B an k ...................... 137099 92
C oncord S tate B a n k ....................
32844 58
F a rm ers B a n k ...............................
33490 87
R ank o f Crab O r c h a r d ................
20371 40
S tate B an k o f ..............................
34782 74
Cnm meroial S ta te B ank
34717 93
S ecu rity B an k .............................
62638 67
B ank o f C reigh ton .....................
46463 29
81434 99
Crete State B a n k .........................
32314 82
State B an k o f ................................
26178 55
F a rm ers S tate B a n k ..................

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D ann ebrog S tate B a n k ..............
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Dawsnn R a n k .................................
121
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21256
39287
26662
45192
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20
47
81
67
48

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273 39
2628
1041
876
5361
247
463
106
509
479
1889
165
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431
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37
81
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618 00
1296 88
6191 83
3871 56
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LOCATION

1

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BAN K S OF TH E S T A T E OF N E B R A S K A

L oa n s and D iscou n ts

RESOURCES

335 91
458
229
1536
7241
3858
1039
678
438

92
90
04
96
52
13
30
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2978 85
3334 42
3293 31
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316
219
367

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69
53
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30th

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2677
1430
3826
2500
9171
5634
3005
2205
2185
5215
6339
3422
7075
6805
16409
5639

117
118
120
121
122

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64
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92
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639 00
1396 36
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41373 98
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2920 96
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104
106
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96 12

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129 Doniphan..
130 Do rohester.
131 Douglas----132 DuBois.
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P e o p le s S tate B a n k ..............
F a rm ers S tate B a n k .............
B an k o f D o n ip h a n ..................
D o rch e s te r S tate B ank ___
B an k o f D o u g la s ......................
S tate B ank o f ..........................
D u n b ar S tate B a n k ..............

5 26701
37314
100346
39126
54544
46143
30618
39497

66
11
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54
39
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35
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139 E lg in ..............
140 E lg in ..............
141 E lk Creek
143 E lm C reek
144 E lm w o o d __
145 E lm w o o d ..
146 E l s i e .............
147 E lw o o d .........
149 E m e r s o n .......
150 E m erson .
151iEustis...........

E a s t Om aha B a n k ..................
S tate B an k o f ...........................
E lg in S ta te B a n k ....................
Bank o f E lg in ...........................
S tate B an k o f ...........................
F a rm ers & M erchants B ank
S tate B an k o f ........................
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S tate B ank o f ...........................
S tate Bank o f ...........................
F a rm ers S tate B a n k ............
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F a rm ers S tate B a n k .............

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25043
40235
27309
29306
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132
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129
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96
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136
139
140
141
143
144
145
146
147
149
150
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114452
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41725
48742
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481 82

5487
54433
58176
43364
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54052
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10014
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61746
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16
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58
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154 F a ir b u r y ___
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157 F a ir m o n t . . .
158 F a lls C i t y ...
159 F a lls C it y ...
161 F ille y .............
162 F i r t h .............
163 F r a n k lin ___
166 F r i e n d .........

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114652 02
Citizens B a n k ...............................
42066 72
F a rm ers S ta te B a n k .........
72563 51
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121694 87
F a lls C ity State B ank .............
54174 58
B ank o f F i l le y .............................
12448
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21759 20
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22696 52
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43139 69

169 G a n d y ...........
170 G en ev a .........
171 G e n o a ...........
172 G e r in g .........
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212 H o o p e r .........................
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2809
5308
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46
62
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291
298
308
310
311
312
313
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316
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2631
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319
322
323
325

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284
285
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1700 00
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328 P e r u ...........
329 P etersbu rg.
330 P h illip s ......
331 ¡P ie r ce .........
489 P ie r c e ..............
332 P ilg e r ..............
333 P la in v ie w .......
467 R la in v iew .......
334 P la tte Center.
335 P la tts m o u th ..
336 P lea sa n ton ___
337 P ly m o u th .......
339 P o n c a ..............
340 P r a g u e .............

S tate B an k o f ..................
C itizen s’ S tate B a n k ___
B an k o f P e t e r s b u r g ___
B ank o f P h illip s .............
P ierce S tate B a n k .........
P ie rce C ounty B a n k ___
P ilg e r S tate B a n k ..........
F a rm ers S tate B a n k __
B ank o f P la in v ie w .........
F a rm ers and Merchants
B an k o f Cass C ounty. ..
P lea sa n ton S ta te B ank .
B an k o f P ly m o u t h ...........
S e cu rity B an k ...........

342 R an d olp h . ,
343 R an d olp h .
344 R avenna ...
345 R ed C lo u d ..
346 R ed C lo u d ..
352 R ogers ...
354 R u lo ............

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S e c u r ity State B ank.
S tate B an k o f ................
S tate B an k o f ...............
P e o p le s B a n k ....... .. .
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' 44496 42 $
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35049 40
239 50
21836 70
43614 97
225 27
80930 70
877 81
24880 24
72 76 8
89 60
404 95
45693 07
20125 54
481 71
8256 96
4 63
5457 96
131136 03
1163 43
10347 91
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87853 55
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16
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L IA B IL IT IE S

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3292
272
2033
3236
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256
16717
2854
1159
5374
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31843
54676
56796
37923
65110
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32090
62669
26789
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23153
24507
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35000
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740 00
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359
360
361
362
363
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
377
378
379
380
383
385
386
387
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S a r o n v ille ..
S c h u y le r ___
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S h e lb y .........
S h e lto n .........
S h elton .........
S h ick le y .......
S h u b ert........
S id n ey...........
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S m ith field ...
S n y d e r .........
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F a rm ers and M erch a n ts B an k.
11850 85
C uster C ounty B a n k ....................
13822 70
F a rm ers S tate B a n k ..................
B an king H ou se o f F . F o ld a . .. 117029 22
45568 15
S crib n er S tate B a n k ..................
73371 88
M erchants and F a rm ers B an k .
166093 43
State B an k o f N eb ra sk a ..
35245 50
B an k o f S h e lb y .............................
43128 33
S helton B a n k .................................
27789 28
M eisn er’s B ank ............ ..............
State B an k o f ................................ ; 33904 32
29644 54
F a rm ers S tate B a n k ..................
57111 85
A m erican B a n k .............................
21578 29
S ilv er Creek S tate B a n k ...........
5564 67
State B ank o f .................................
30470 61
S nyder State B a n k .....
.......
8291 75
South B end B a n k .......................
3887 52
B oyd C ounty B a n k ......................
22088 92
S arpy C ounty S tate B a n k ........
10585 92
S ta m ford B a n k .............. .............
87475 73
C itizens B a n k .................................
21431 47
B ank o f S ta p le h u r s t ..................

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$
927 ÓÌ
48 77
2209 68

973
7483
927
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7 30
466 32
2148 67
807 09
188 67
903 64
1485 81
617
285
210
71
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40
51
67
55
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4849
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338

1561
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2302
121
8960
94
15 30743
79 22046
8418
73 42425
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81
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3993
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96
143 66
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1201 18
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251 70
42
1304 64
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618 36
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259 75
86
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21
09
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120 33
38
17 15
23
119 21
21
224 40
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224
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295

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2600 00
2500 00
5000 00
2600 00
950 00
537 65
464 50
1039 02
5860 00
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6214 58
1416 49

8

Current E xp en ses

Cash Item s

7897 54

6

O ther R eal Estate

5

F urnitu re & F ix tu r e s

4

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3

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T IT L E

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B AN K S OF TH E STATE OF N E B R A S K A

Loans and D iscoun ts

RESOU RCES

2972 17
3582 34

849 02
150 78
410 35
2124 72
1537 13

976 27
3482 04
7134 14
2078 87
4048 54
1120 80
636 97
459 00
1826 40
1107 47
808 54
588 97
3605 82
1087 34
557 37
406 97
1354 36
497 44

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Nebraska

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L IA B IL IT IE S
7

REM ARKS
Bills P ayable

R e-d iscou n ted

8

I

Notes and Bills

6

Other L ia bilities

5

G eneral D ep osits

4

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3

U ndivided P rofits

02

2

S urplus Fund

TOTAL
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1

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359 Î
360
361
362
363
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
377
378
379
380
383
385
386
387
492

1585
1532
2781
1529
9733
4302
4295
12975
2098
2284
3048
7792
2291
6594
2502
146
2300
735
483
2462
1788
6971
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76
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65
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71
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95
18
81
57
76
66

15270 87

3596 94
454 12

159 75

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529 67
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S w a n t o n ___
S y ra cu se ___

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410 Talm age . . .
412 T e cu m s e h ..
413 T ek a m a h ...
414 T h a y e r .......
415 T h ed ford ..
416 T ild e n .........
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St. P a u l S tate B a n k ...................
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21915 33
S u tton E xch an ge B a n k ............
10166 06
B an k o f S w a n ton .........................
36617 67
B an k o f S y ra cu se .........................
S tate B an k o f ...............................
B an k o f T a lm a g e .........................
C ham berlain B an kin g H ou se...
B u rt C ounty S tate B a n k .........
B an k o f T h a y e r ............................
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2000
8000
700
1200
5000
3520

40
00
00
00
00
00
00
00

2526
6442
3318
4414

02
41
00
37

5000
3800
8000
10000
2*15
1589
7000
1372
6000

8

7

$
$

2000 00

2231
6531
1704
10650


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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE INCORPORATED STATE BANKS IN THE

D i.

RESOU RCES
B AN K S OF TH E S T A T E OF N E B R A S K A

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422
423
424
425
426
427
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$ 8961 16 $
F irs t B an k o f .................................
65940 79
2085 78
7687 98
B an k o f U n a d illa ..........................
24501 37
679 01 $ 1251 84
6246 23
U nion B an k ....................................
23500 12
324 77
. 7272 83
W in d om B a n k ...............................
24462 88
359 75
650 85
57 76
U plan d B an k in g Co ...............
7002 65
170 39
9716 04
U tica B a n k ...................................
100 00 10336 03
15460 65
M erchants B a n k .........................
70
14608 45
8104 16

830 94 $ 3038 60 $□'*700
1567 81 1,3443
48 67
2440 99
124 36
100 00
260
952 40
556
3000 00
223 70
3825
2900 00
31 75
7000 00
137 86

430 V a l e n t i n e ............
433 V e r d o n ..................
434 V e s t a ....................

B ank o f V a le n tin e ......................
V erd on S tate B a n k .....................
E xch an ge B a n k ...........................

87 20
33 40
105 71

W a c o ......................
W a h o o ..................
W a k e fie ld .............
W a k e fie ld .............
W a u s a ..................
W a v e r ly ................
W a y n e ..................
W a y n e ..................
W e s te r n ................
W e s t o n .................

F a rm ers and T ra d ers B a n k . . . .
C itizens S tate B a n k ..................
W ak efield S tate B a n k ..............
F a rm ers and T ra d ers B a n k ___
F a rm ers State B a n k ....... . ..
B ank o f W a v e r ly ........................
C itizens B a n k .................................
S tate B ank o f .................................
Saline C ounty B a n k ..................
W eston B a n k .................................

436
437
438
439
444
446
447
448
450
452

U ly s s e s .................
U ly s s e s .................
U n a d illa ...............
U n io n ... .......
U n iv e r sity P la ce
U p la n d ..................
U tic a ..................
U tic a ......................


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21580 01
27708 61
9291 25
8593
48602
49344
91904
37160
16830
125963
39622
36887
23850

42
15
49
88
98
35
43
98
63
95

131 21
1769 81
146 48
444
200
349
1057
8
272
119
94
394

67
93
37
90
65
24
81
20
00

572 29
154 89
1739 55

10841 96
6463 81
395 87
13133
10265
4334
12922
5366
5846
12841
5895
3085
5551

35
87
35
00
61
44
06
55
80
57

112
61
105
14
2075
115
255
13

15
74
69
49
29
10
97
05

2135 00
1043 17
1400 00
1650
1358
4300
3448
2143
1500
9104
7565
6616
2702

00
60
00
44
84
00
50
85
95
90

00
59 $ 1966
410
931
795
55
903
97
1094
00
25

1065 30

500 00
2736 0Ó
6242 61
7945 62
3434 93
688 85

21
88
63
75
21
90
75

689 19
227 67
412
1628
1104
1941
605
461
831
1076
853
680

97
13
23
50
61
31
70
64
51
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Dr.

annual

Report

o f the

C on ditio n

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State B anks

in the

RESOURCES

465 Y u ta n ................................. B an k o f Y u ta n ...............................
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..............

22673 66

882 40

3691 32

12266089 13 182328 18 245853 84 2907067 86

1300
7255
1900
260
7248
6200
6000

00 $
26
00
50
59
00
00

1990 00

1350 00
3563 53
3812 31

1455 39

P rem iu m on U . S. and
oth er B ond s and
S ecu rities

and T axes P a id

Current E xpenses

O ther R eal Estate

87 $ 1232 30 $
86
51
2031 67
71
408 56
04
06
318 14
58
291 25

9

8

7

F u rn itu re & F ix tu r e s

5202
2003
14693
8146
9978
9624
7864

69 $ 342 66
$
440 58 $ 3851 30
36
1442 57
21
54
6 31
1000 00
87
69 13
48
528 26
556 66
97

6

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Cash Item s

$118821
27253
53040
9321
34024
85733
23221

4
Due from N ational,
S tate and P riv a te
B an ks and B an kers

453 W est p o in t .......................
B lu e Y a lle y B a n k .......................
454
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W i l c o x .............................
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LOCATION

2

1
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C harter N um ber

BANKS OF TH E S T A T E OF N E B R A S K A

1607
954
546
316
516
1611

00 $
23
02
10
54
29

545 44

149 96

91837 85 1041481 36 682641 19 355457 75

1166 40

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CR.

L IA B IL IT IE S

1

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8057
7715
4662
5989
3257
13457
2401

77
08
38
54
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93
80

459 62
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454
455
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55653
18702
23163
66721
23855

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91
08
93
49
20
75
25

00 $ 10000 00
284 23
00
200 00
00
310 35
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1350 00
00
00 10000 00
250 00
00

2576 48
2783 10
1682 95
1135 32
1301 70
2696 93
1825 95

206 61

210 78

16429 57

78355 33 19115315 10 6420665 00 743138 00 815183 15

7749 29 10822184 55

883 85

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136307
54235
82536
25148
56239
115918
43931

39 8
41
88
16
50
68
20

29846 96

30000
30000
25000
5000
25000
30000
18000

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3230 60

73112 96 230051 55

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RESOU RCES

BANK S OF THE ST A TE OF N E B R A S K A

Charter Number

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20 Aynna

Arapahoe Statft R a n k .............. $ 50972 57 $
Fa.nrip,rs and Merchants Bank. 150882 01
Rank of Ayocn................................
27403 01

22 Bancroft,.........
46 "Rl ai t
Rprings
469
67 R nrw ell.............................

Bancroft Rank...............................
66776 60
Ranking Rouse of A. Pastetter 303256 70
Partners &■, Merchants Rank.
9448 81
16366 41
First Bank o f .................................

80 Cedar Rapi ds
476 fiord ova
10S fin rt,l an d
10^ fii»ai g
109 fimi gh ton
110 Preston
1p> Pii ipprtson

Pedar Valley R ank......................
Rank of Pordova.
Rank of Portland T......................
Rank of Praig................................
Ranking House of J.L.Packard
Rank of Preston...........................
Culbertson Rank.................

25956
5558
11160
16102
40071
11314
12256

116 Dakota Pity
193 Do cat,n r
1^7

Rank of Dakota C ity..................
Rank of Decatur
Dixon Rank ...................................

52562 46
8533 07
27451 70

Rank of R agle...............................
131 Plagio
137 Edgar................................. C lay C ounty B a n k ........................

12719 56
39712 33


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33
26
25
82
95
72
31

$ 18277 20
* 27132 69 $
4831 35

233 12
989 73
931 70

31 41
155 11

$ 3614 81
$ 5000 00
342 84
10000 00
444 90
1500 00 $ 2000 00
2000
7821
500
1283

00
50
00
43

8000 00
23245 95

124 00

96

856 00
30 89
483 84
458 60

1500 00

8273 98

31
59
00
00
00
00
00

1420 61

22
10
717
168
43

2691
638
2500
2237
725
1200
1500

1000 00

115 96
92 00
714 96

43 30
402 60

9615 00
6105 88
2117 43

818 85
1469 56
1900 00

4500 00
303 25
3681 86

758 39

389 99

3231 64
11882 10

3210 66
2331 97

1200 00
1000 00

1445 44

479
4246
437
617
942
647
128
162
179
492

97
48 $
36
55
87
08
69
00
23
00

278 65
1000 00
710 33

2251 85

4639
13255
1089
2886

55
44
46
42

17566
5221
7509
22530
9864

78
16
78
74
58

13 37

65
00
83
89
65

548 90

1563

1508 58

896 25

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N ebraska

at the c l o s e of

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on the

30th

d a y of

No v e m b e r , 1897.

L IA B IL IT IE S

^

2

„

REM ARKS

TOTAL

2; 2
<o

2 S
' <D3
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^ <D
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10
14
20
22
46
469
67

$

$

7053 12
7473 15
1657 73
2418
14400
4444
4045
3210
2892
1394
2587
1450
1296
1726

116
123
127

1950 30
1765 37 ♦
1652 00

134
137

2212 73
1377 96


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85836
394091
16043
28619

67
71
16
50

80
476
103
105
109
110
112

85150 82
196851 83
38923 80

52
76 . 0 ...............
1498 50
12 * $
97
75
63
03
97 50

51819
16174
24659
44338
54076
14439
27723

20000 00

65000 00
10000 00

74 30000 00
78 100000 00
5000 00
79
6000 00
27
32
67
94
36
36
00
13

15000
5000
l 10000
•10000
■'20000
5000
I 7500

00
00
00
00
00
00
00

10000 00

610 00
5000 00
1450 00
3000 00
1200 00

5952 57
461 56
632 56

! 59198 25
121390 27
28291 24

5610
96
480
1144

76
24
40
32

45225
239457
10563
'20864

98
39
39
95

6364
810
1769
642
744
449
922

83
70
92
83
87
47
05

25454
10363
12890
32245
30331
7789
19301

49
97
02
53
49
53
08

70342 86
18317 93
37963 98

10000 00
10000 00
10000 00

346 41
1000 00

1000 00
78 89
1430 44

59342 86
7892 63
24533 54

23123 46
58139 79

10000 00
10000 00

125 00
5000 00

635 39 ................
2205 78|................

12363 10
40934 01

$ 5000 00
$ 54538 15

S tat*e W a rra n ts.

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S tate

of

N ebrask a

at the

C lose

of

Business

on the

30th D ay

of

No v e m b e r , 1897.

L IA B IL IT IE S

REM ARKS

TOTAL

4^> f-4
OS

142 $
480

4054 57
5476 02

51488 26
63365 64

20000 00

167

3263 90

40242 41

10000 00

173
186

1224 98
1677 12

20429 80
44734 92

6000 00
13600 00

191
207
213
215
217

1653
3455
5780
3315
4981

477
223
227

28
46
03
83
64

28195
73842
114759
44399
105886

66

800 00
100 00

5000 00
20000 00

82
13
88

15000 00
10000 00
25000 00

1415 65
2863 11
8961 17

59119 73
49499 69
65181 27

10000 00
10000 00

229
230

4012 32
2222 00

47232 22
49573 23

15000 00
8500 00

246
249

4180 45
1911 32i

13322 58
67349 33

6000 00
10000 00


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133 24

15000 00

200 00
2500 00
5000 00

1982 88
1777 49

29372 14
46588 15

1139 68

29102 73

390 52
649 30

13239 28
29385 62

4490
119
10298
2749
260

80
89
03
76
19

18704
48908
86961
26649
80626

86
03
79
37

8000 00

1478 37 ................
4144 39 ................
9617 13 ................

47641 36
25355 30
35564 14

1000 00
8500 00

2431 29
1956 36

28800 93
30616 87

1813 80
6623 03

5508 78
50726 30

20000 00

1000 00
4614 88

2000 00

Cr.

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Bank s

r e p o r t o f the c o n d it io n o f the p r iv a t e

in the

RESOURCES

£
—

253 L y o n s ...............
255
256
257
262
264
269

.............

M a d ison ...........................
M a d r id .............................
M a d rid .............................
M e a d .................................
M ern a ...............................
M inden ...........................

F a rm ers B a n k ............................... $ 33726 52 $
U nion V a lle y B a n k ......................
B an k o f M a d rid .............................
M adrid E xch an ge B an k .........
B ank o f M ea d .................................
B ank o f M ern a .............................
M inden E xch a n ge B a n k .............

34178
7500
4441
39633
22412
62669

80
00
37
03
49
77

281 N em a h a ........................... G ilb ert B a n k ..................................
286 N ord en
....................... B ank o f N o rd e n ...........................
288 N orth P la t t e .................... B a n k o fC h a s . M c D o n a ld .........

7535 80
13541 90
78204 16

290 O a k d a le.............................
293 O a k la n d .............................
468 O akland .............................
294 O d e ll.............................
488 O g a ia lla ...........................
309 O n g....................................
318 O x ford ..............................

33814
66766
22746
16594
8379
56528
7564

O akdale B a n k ...............................
F a rm ers and M erch a n ts B an k.
Bank o f W ells & T r im b o r n ___
B ank o f O d e ll................................
E xch an ge B a n k .............................
E xch an ge B a n k ............................
N eb ra sk a S ta te B a n k ................

320 P a lisa d e............................ F ren ch m a n V a lle y B a n k ...........
321 P a lm y r a ........................... Bank o f C. A . S w e e t & C o ......


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74
01
46
46
74
38
78

10626 70
12044 47

40
122 75 $
130 55
551 12
1163 60
2771 50
966 07
206
186
120
361

$ 32621 69
326 87

446 21
1436 92

87
46
02
76

100 00

873 59

505 50

208 94
491 84

7569
841
909
16985
11134
10456

84 $
96
11
42
85
68

856 41
13124 73
44005 56
10797
18848
9643
4493
4199
8948
1535

8

3 40
05 $ 3508 40 $ 4777 70 $ 391 95
92 17
11
2100 00
1100 00
401 88
25
1200 00
1919 86
73
2615 07
816 38
5036 28
2450 00
1733 00
95
322 85 10272 80
3692 77
145
32
36
456

275 19

65
99
48
01
45
22
84

1 75
1678 13
553 86

6096 66
2569 84

91 88
192 83

53 60

376 00
2000 00
10000 00

2052 50
500 00

5602
70
2653
492

15
00
50
97

3000 00
850 00

316° 00
156r*
127° 70

1250 00
5067 27

23Ò9 37
707 18

2233 4o
367 02
1807 67
2330 51

Prem ium on U. S. and
otuer Bonds and
S ecurities

and T axes P aid

9

1

i >ther Real Estate

Furniture & F ix tu re s

7

j

B anking Honse

6

urrent E xpenses

5

Cash Item s

4
Due from N ational,
.“'tä te and P riv ate
B anks and B ankers

3
B onds,Stocks, S e cu ri­
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Claim s, E tc.

T IT L E

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LOCATION

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1-oans and D iscoun ts

BAN KS OF THE STA TE OF N E B R A SK A


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C on ditio n

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Private Banks

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RESOURCES
BAN KS OF TH E S T A T E OF N E B R A S K A

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324 P a p illio n .
338 P o n c a ___

B an king H ou se o f A. W . Clarke 5 41460 42
B an k o f D ixon C ou n ty..........
65949 86

103 22
83 65

341 R a g a n ...............
347 R ep u b lica n C ity
348 R eyn old s .............
349 R isin g C ity ...........
355 R u s h v ille .............
356 R u s h v ille .............

B ank o f R a g a n .............
R ep u b lica n C ity B a n k .
Bank o f R e y n o ld s .......
R isin g C ity B a n k .........
C itizens B a n k ................
E xch an ge B a n k .............

31104
4182
9692
72655
45670
11331

19
32
03
41
62
15

63
117
1
475
314

376 S id n ey
384 S pringfield.
392 Steinauer..
398 S tra tton ___
404 S u rp rise .. .
405 Sutherland.

B ank o f N e b r a s k a ............
J. D. S pearm an & C o .......
B an k o f S tein a u er.............
C om m ercia l B an kin g C o.
B an k o f S u rp ris e ..............
B an k o f S u th e rla n d .........

14187
36919
57115
15713
14620
2340

44
81
47
31
88
74

264
2704
32
4
3
149

418 T o b ia s ..
420 T ren ton .

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364 S c h u y le r .........
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33296 67

303

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.

*

REPORT OF THE CONDITIOM OF THE INCORPORATED, PRIVATE
• AND SAVINGS BANKS, (THREE HUNDRED AND NINETYEIGHT IN NUMBER,) IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 30TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1897.
RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts.......................................................................... $15,405,374 05
Overdrafts...........................................................................................
220,424 46
Bonds, Stocks, Securities, Judgments, Claims, &c.........................
330,316 05
Due from National, State and Private Banks and Bankers....... 3,761,611 91
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures......................................... 1,266,121 71
Other Real Estate................................................................................
891,501 22
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid..................................................
444,798 64
2,119 01
Premium on U. S. and other Bonds and Securities..........................
Cash Items...........................................................................................
111,679 69
C ash..................................................................................................... 1,573,062 06
Other Assets........................................................................................
108,654 42
$24,115,663 22
LIA B ILITIE S.

Capital Stock Paid i n .......................................................................$ 7,855,278 70
Surplus Fund.....................................................................................
882,896 32
Undivided Profits.............................................................................. 1,028,150 42
Dividends Unpaid..............................................................................
7,749 29
General Deposits................................................................................ 13,902,940 36
Notes and Bills Re-discounted.......................
148,328 74
Bills Payable...........................................
286,332 25
Other Liabilities.....................................
3,987 14


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BANKS THAT HAVE DISCONTINUED BUSINESS SINCE THE BIST
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1896, UP TO AND INCLUDING THE
30TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1897.
BANKS TH A T H A V E DISCO N TIN U ED BUSINESS VOLU N TAR ILY.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26

Bartley, Bank of............................................................................
Bradshaw, Bradshaw Bank........................................................
Cedar Creek, Farmers Bank........................................................
Curtis, Frontier State Bank........................................................
Clay Center, State Bank...............................................................
Creighton, State Bank.................................................................
DeWitt, DeWitt State Bank.................................. •'...................
Davenport, State Bank...............................................................
Eddyville, Eddyville Bank.........................................................
Elwood, Citizens State Bank......................................................
Ewing, Bank of..............................................................................
Farnam, Farnam State Bank......................................................
Grant, Exchange- Bank...............................................................
Hartington, Citizens Bank..........................................................
Hemingford, Box Butte Bank.....................................................
Lincoln, Industrial Savings Bank.............................................
Lushton, First State Bank....................... .................................
O’Neill, State Bank.................................................. ...................
Roseland, Bank of........................................................................
Ruskin, Bank of............................................................................
Scotia, Peoples Bank....................................................................
Stockville, Farmers and Merchants Bank.................................
Tobias, Citizens Bank...................................................................
Valley, Farmers and Merchants Bank......................................
Virginia, Bank of ...........................................................................
Western, Peoples Bank........................................... ...................

27
28
*29
30

Atkinson, Exchange Bank............................................................
Fullerton, Citizens State Bank...................................................
Havelock, State Bank...................................................................
Lincoln, Merchants Bank............................................................
*Shown in last report as in hands of Examiner.

Mar.
May
Apr.
Aug.
Oct.
Jan.
July
Sep.
May
Oct.
leb.
Apr.
Aug,
Jan.
June
June
June
Aug.
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
Mar.
July

1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897

May
Jan.
May
July

1897
1897
1897
1897

BANKS IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.

BANKS CLOSING UP UNDER BOND, AS PER SECTION 35, BANKING ACT, 1895.
31 Johnstown, Bank of.....................................................................
32 Murdock, Farmers Bank......... ...................................................


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May 1897
June 1897

BANKS THAT HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS SINCE THE 31ST DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1896, UP TO AND INCLUDING THE 30TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1897.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Atkinson, Gallagher &Co. Bankers........................................... May 1897
Bartley, State Bank....................................................................... Apr. 1897
Bradshaw, State Bank................................................................. May 1897
Bradshaw, Citizens Bank............................................................ June 1897
Creighton, Bank of....................................................................... j an. 1897
Crete, Crete State Bank............................................................... Aug. 1897
DeWitt, State Bank of. . . . . . . . ................................................... June 1897
Exeter, Wallace & Co.................................................................... May 1897
Hyannis, Bank of.......................................................................... Aug. 1897
Liberty, State Bank....................................................................... Sep. 1897
Milligan, Farmers State Bank..................................................... Nov. 1897
Ogalalla, Exchange Bank............................................................ Aug. 1897
Pierce, Pierce County Bank........................................................ Jan. 1897
St. Paul, St. Paul State Bank...................................................... Apr. 1897
Tobias, Citizens State Bank........................................................ Sep. 1897

BAN KS T H A T H A V E R E O R G A N IZ E D SINCE TH E 31S T D A Y OF D E C E M B E R , 1 8 9 6 .

1 Cordova, Bank of.....................................
2 Jackson, Bank of Dakota County...............................................
3 Staplehurst, Bank of.....................................................................

Feb. 1897
Apr. 1897
Oct. 1897

B AN KS T H A T H A V E C H A N G E D N AM ES.

1 Clatonia, from “ Bank of” to “Farmers Bank.”
Number of Banks in voluntary liquidation since 31st of December, 1896.. .26
Number of Banks in hands of receiver since 31st of December, 1896........... 4
Number of Banks closing up under bond as per Sec. 35................................. 2
Total.................. .*...........................................................

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R E C A P IT U L A T IO N .

Number of Banks in force 31st of December, 1896.......................................... 414
Number of Banks discontinued since 31st of December, 1896...................... 32
Number of Banks organized since 31st of December, 1896........................... 15
Number of Banks reorganized since 31st of December, 1896........................ 3
Number of Banks that have changed names................................................... 1
Number of Banks in force 30th of November, 1897........................................398


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B a n k in g L

aw

OF TH E

STATE

OF N E B R A S K A .

WITH AMENDMENTS, 1897.

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BANKING LAW.
S ection 1.
The Auditor of Public Accounts, the State Treas­
urer, and the Attorney General, shall be, and they are hereby
made a Board, which shall be designated and known as the
S t a t e B a n k i n g B o a r d . A majority of said Board shall con­
stitute a quorum for the transacting of business, and said board
shall have power to issue charters to, and shall have general su­
pervision over; and control of, any and all corporations, partner­
ships, firms, and individuals transacting a banking business under
the laws of this state.

Sec. 2. Every corporation, partnership, firm, or individual
transacting a banking business under the laws cf, and within this
state, shall be subject to the provisions of this act, and regulated
by the State Banking Board.
Sec. 3. The State Banking Board shall appoint a secretary,
with compensation at the rate of fifteen hundred ($1,500) dollars
per annum, who at the time of his appointment shall have at
least two (2) years actual practical experience in the general
banking business, or in the affairs of the State Banking Depart­
ment. And the State Banking Board shall also have power to
appoint a clerk with compensation at the rate of ten hundred
($1,000) dollars per annum, who shall be a competent book­
keeper and an expert accountant. And the said State Banking
Board shall procure and keep a seal, which shall be the seal of
said Board. The impression or stamp of said seal shall be by
the secretary of said Board affixed to all charters issued.
Sec. 4. It shall be u n l a w f u l for any corporation, partner­
ship, firm, or individual to t r a n s a c t a b a n k i n g b u s in e s s
u n l e s s such corporation, partnership, firm, or individual has
p r o p e r t y o t c a s h v a l u e as follows:
In cities, villages, and communities having a population of less
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dollars; in cities and villages having a population of more than
(1.000) inhabitants, and less than fifteen hundred (1,500) in­
habitants, ten thousand ($10,000) dollars; in cities and villages
having a population of less than two thousand (2,000) and more
than fifteen hundred (l,5 0 0 j inhabitants, fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars; in cities having a population of less than three
thousand (3,000) and more than two thousand (2,000) inhabit­
ants, twenty thousand ($20,000) dollars; in cities having a popu­
lation of less than five thousand (5,000) and more than three
thousand (3,000) inhabitants, twenty-five thousand ($25,000)
dollars; in cities having a population of less than ten thousand
(10.000) and more than five thousand (5,000) inhabitants, thirty
thousand ($30,000) dollars; in cities having more than ten
thousand (10,000) inhabitants, fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars.
Such property shall be in money, commercial paper, bank furni­
ture, fixtures, and the necessary bank building, including the lot
or lots on which the building is situated, which said lot or lots
shall be unincumbered; Provided, That the b a n k i n g lio n s e
and lo t or l o t s on which the same is situated, together with the
furniture and fixtures, shall not constitute m o r e t h a n o n e t h i r d (-§-) of the p a i d u p c a p i t a l , and in no case shall the
f u r n i t u r e and f i x t u r e s constitute more than t e n p e r c e n t
of the paid up capital.

Sec. 5.

Every bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or indi­
vidual transacting a banking business under tne laws of this
state shall within sixty (GO) days after the taking effect of this
act, file with the State Banking Board a full, complete, and de­
tailed report; as provided for in Section nine (9) of this act, and
it shall be the duty of the S t a t e B a n k i n g B o a r d upon ex­
amination of the report, and the approval of the same, to i s s u e
a c h a r t e r signed by the chairman of the Board and attested by
its secretary, authorizing it, they, or him to carry on and trans­
act a banking business.

Sec. 6. E v e r y h a n k , corporation, partnership, firm, or in­
dividual organized for, and desiring to transact a banking busi­
ness, shall b e f o r e c o m m e n c in g such b u s in e s s , make under
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and detailed statement of, First, the name of the proposed bank.
Second, if incorporated, a certified copy of the articles of incor­
poration. Third, the names of the incorporators, partners, firm,
or individuals. Fourth, the county, city, town, or village in
which the said proposed bank is located. Fifth, the nature of
proposed banking business, whether commercial or savings.
Sixth, the amount of paid up capital stock.

Sec. 7.

Whenever after the examination and approval by the
State Banking Board, of the statement provided for in section
six (6) of this act, the corporation, partnership, firm, or individ­
ual shall file with the State Banking Board the oath of the pres­
ident, cashier, partner, member of the firm, or individual, that
the capital stock has been paid in as provided for, and in com pli­
ance with Section four (4) of this A ct; then the S t a t e B a n k ­
in g B o a r d s h a l l without unnecessary delay i s s u e to said
corporation, partnership, firm, or individual, a c h a r t e r for the
same purpose and in the same manner as in section five (5). On
receipt of said charter the proposed bank may begin to transact a
banking business.

Sec. 8. E v e r y b a n k and every corporation, partnership,
firm, or individnal transacting a banking business shall make to
the State Banking Board not less than f o u r (4) r e p o r t s during
each year, according to the form which may be prescribed by
said Board, which reports shall be verified in the case of incor­
porated banking companies by the oath or affirmation of the
p r e s i d e n t , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t or c a s h i e r , and in addition by
tw o of the h o a r d of d i r e c t o r s , and in other cases, by the
oath oi affirmation of partner, member of the firm, or individual
owner. But the officer administering the oath or affirmation to
the person verifying such report shall be in no way interested in
such bank a stockholder, partner, member of the firm, or bank
officer.
Sec. 9. The r e p o r t s provided for in Section eight (8) of
this act s h a l l s t a t e the amount loaned upon bonds and mortgages, the amount loaned upon notes, bills of exchange, over­
drafts, and other personal securities, with the actual market
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mercial paper past due; the amount invested in real estate, giv­
ing the cost of the same; the amount of cash on hand and on de­
posit in banks or trust companies, with their names and the
amount deposited in each; the amount of all other assets not
enumerated above, and such other information as the State Bank­
ing Board may require.
Provided, That commercial paper not in process of collection,
six months past due, with interest unpaid, shall not be included
in the report of the assets of such corporation, partnership, firm,
or individual. Each report shall state such resources and lia­
bilities at the close of business on any past day by the State
Banking Board specified, and shall be transmitted to said
board within (5) days after the receipt of a request or requisi­
tion therefor. And a summary of such report in the form pre­
scribed by the State Banking Board shall be published in a
newspaper published in the place where such banking business is
transacted, or if there is no newspaper in the place, then in one
published in the same county, at the expense of said bank, cor­
poration, firm, or individual; and proof of such publication shall
be transmitted to the State Banking Board within twenty (20)
days from the date fixed for such report.

Sec. 10. The state Banking Board shall have power to call
for special reports from any bank, corporation, firm, or indi­
vidual, transacting a banking busines, whenever necessary, in
order to obtain a frill and complete knowledge of the condition
of its, their, or his bank.
S ec . II . The State Banking Board shall appoint a suitable
person or persons having at least three (3) years actual
experience in the banking business, or with the affairs of the
State Ba’nking Department, to make an examination of
and into the affairs of every bank and every corporation, partner­
ship, firm, or individual transacting a banking business, as often
as shall be deemed necessary and proper, and at least once in
every year. But no person shall be appointed to examine the
affairs of-any bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or individual
transacting a banking business, of which such person is an
officer, member of firm, partner in, or employe.
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Banking Board may at any time remove any person appointed by
said board.

Sec. 12. The person or persons so appointed as examiner
shall have power to make a thorough examination into all the
books, papers, and affairs of the bank or corporation, firm or in­
dividual, transacting a banking business, and, in so doing, to ad­
minister oaths and affirmations and to examine on oath or affir­
mation any indixidual banker, and the officers, agents, partners,
and clerks of such bank, corporation, firm, or individual, touch­
ing the matters he or they shall be authorized and directed to
inquire into and evamine, and to summon, and by attachment
compel the attendance, of any person or persons in this state to
testify under oath before him or them in relation to the affairs of
such corporation, partnership, firm, or individual. The person
or persons making such examination shall make a full and de­
tailed report of the condition of such corporation, partnership,
firm, or individual, to the State Banging Board. Provided,
that any examiner appointed uuder the provisions of this act’
who shall knowingly and willingly make any false or fraudulent
report of the condition of any bank which shall have been ex­
amined by him, with the intent to aid or abet the officers,
owners, or agents of such bank, in continuing to operate an in­
solvent bank; or if any such examiner shall receive or accept
any bribe or gratuity, given for the purpose of inducing him not
to file any report of an examination of any bank made by him,
or who shall neglect to make an examination of any bank by
reason of having received or accepted any bribe or gratuity, he
shall be deemed guilty of felony, and, on conviction thereof,
shall be imprisoned in the state penitentiary for not less than
two, nor more than ten years. Provided further, that such ex­
amination of incorporated banks shall be made in the presence of
at least two of the board ef directors of the bank undergoing said
ezammation, and it shall be the duty of the examiner to incor­
porate in his report herein referred to, the names of the directors
in whose presence the examination was made.
Sec. 13. Every person appointed to examine into the
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transacting a banking business, shall receive compensation
from each and every bank so examined by him or them as fo l­
lows: For all banks having a capital of fifteen thousond ($15,000) dollars or less, ($15) dollars; for all banks having a capital
of over fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars, and less than fifty
thousand ($50,000) dollars, twenty ($20) dollars; for all banks
having a capital of fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars and less than
one hundred and fifty thousand ($150,000) dollars, twenty-five
($25) dollars; for all banks having one hundred and fifty
thousand ($150,000) dollars capital and more, thirty ($30)
dollars; Provided that no such corporation, partnership, firm, or
individual, shall be required to pay for more than one such ex­
amination in any one year; and provided further, that all fees
collected by any such examiner in excess of the sum of two
thousand ($2,000) dollars per annum and all his necessary travel­
ing expenses, shall be paid into the state treasury for the benefit
of the general fund. Every person appointed as such examiner
shall make, at the end of every year, to the State Banking Board
a detailed report under oath, of all fees collected by him
under this act, and of all his necessary traveling expensss in the
performance, of his duties as such examiner; and shall give a
bond in the sum of twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dollars, exe­
cuted by himself, with one surety where such surety is an incor­
porated surety company authorized by the laws of this state to
transact such business, and with at least two sufficient sureties
where such sureties are natural persons to be approved by the
governor, conditioned for the faithful perfarmance of his duties
as such examiner.
Sec. 14. Every bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or indi­
vidual that shall refuse, fail, or neglect to make any report,
or any published statement required by the provisions of this
act, shall be subject to a fine or penalty of fifty ($50) dollars
per day for each day after the time named for said repoit oi
statement to be made, that it, they, or he delays to make and
transmit such report or statement to the State Banking Board.
The fine or penalty herein provided for shall be recovered by the
state, for the benefit of the general fund, -in a civil action in any


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court of competent jurisdiction, and it is hereby made the duty
of the attorney-general to enforce the fine or penalty herein pro­
vided.
Sec. 15. Any person or persons who shall wilfully and know­
ingly subscribe to or make, or cause to be made, any false
statement or false entry in the books of any bank, corpora­
tion, partnership, firm, or individual transacting a banking busi­
ness, or shall knowingly subscribe to or exhibit false papers,
with the intent to deceive any person or persons authorized to ex­
amine into the affairs of said bank, corporation, partnership,
firm, or individual, or shall make, state, or publish any false
statements of the amount of the assets or liabilities of any such
corporation, partnership, firm, or individual, shall be deemed
guilty of a felony, and upon conviction thereof shall be impris­
oned in the state penitentiary not less than one (1) year nor more
than ten (10) years.
Sec . 16.

Every bank shall at all times have on hand as a

reserve in available funds an amount equal to at least fifteen
(15) per cent of the aggregate amount of its deposits.

Twofifths of said fifteen (15) per cent shall be cash in the vaults of
the bank; provided, that in cities having a population of more
than twenty-five thousand (25,000), said reserve shall be twenty
(20) per cent of the aggregate amount of the deposits; pro­
vided, further, that savings banks shall have on hand at all
times as a reserve in available funds, an amount equal to at least
five (5) per cent of their aggregate deposits.

Sec. 17. The available funds shall consist of cash on
hand and balances due from other solvent banks. Cash shall
include lawful money of the United States, and exchange for any
clearing house association. Whenever the available funds of any
bank shall fall below the reserve herein required, such bank
shall not make any new loans or discounts otherwise than by dis­
counting or pnrchasing bills of exchange payable at sight; nor
shall such bank make any dividends of its profits until it has on
hand the available funds required by this act. The State Bank­
ing Board may notify any bank, in case its reserve shall fall
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make good such reserve, or capital within such time as the State
Banking Board may direct, and any failure of said corporation,
partnership, firm, or individual to make good any deficieny in
the amount of its, their, or his reserve, or its, their, or his
capital, within the time directed, shall be cause for the appoint­
ment of a receiver as provided by section thirty-five (35) of this
act.

Sec. 18. This aggregate amount of the r e d i s c o u n t s and
b i l l s p a y a b le of any corporation, partnership, firm, or individ­
ual transacting a banking business in this state, shall at no time
exceed two-thirds ( f ) of its, their, or his paid up capital.
Sec. 19. N o corporation conducting a banking business shall
make any loan or discount on the security of the shares of its
o w n c a p i t a l s t o c k , nor be the purchaser or holder of any such
shares, unless such security or purchase shall be necessary to
prevent the loss upon a debt previously contracted in good faith;
and stock so purchased or acquired shall within six (6) months
from the time of its purchase be sold or disposed of at pnblic or
private sale;or in default thereof, a receiver may be appointed to
close up the business of the bank. Provided; That in no case
shall the amount of stock so held exceed ten (10) per cent of the
paid up capital of such bank.
S ec. 20.
transacting

Any corporation, partnership, firm, or individual,
a banking business may semi-annually declare a
d iv id e n d of so much of the net profits as it, they, or he may
judge expedient, but such corporation, partnership,'firm, or individual shall, before the declaration of a dividend, carry one-tenth
part of its net profits to its s u r p l u s fu n d , until the same shall
amount to twenty (20) per centum of its paid up capital stock.
Sec. 21. Any corporation transacting a banking business in
this state may purchase, hold, and convey r e a l e s t a t e for the
following purposes only: Such as is necessary for convenient
transaction of its business, not exceeding in value one-third of
the paid up capital; such as shall be conveyed to it for debts due
the bank, and such as it shall purchase at sale under judgments
or decrees upon its securities, but the bank at such sale shall not
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acquired in satisfaction of debts or at at a sale upon its judments
or decrees shall be held longer than five (5) years, and within
thirty (30) days thereafter must be sold at private or public sale,
and at no time shall the total amount of real estate held by any
bank for any purpose exceed fifty (50) per cent of the paid up
capital of such bank. Savings banks shall not be subject to the
provisions of this section.

Sec. 22. INo bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or individ­
ual transacting a banking business in this state shall accept or re­
ceive on d e p o s i t for any purpose any money, bank bills, United
States treasury notes or currency, or other notes, bills, checks,
drafts, credits, or currency when such bank, corporation, partner­
ship, firm, or individual is in s o lv e n t .
S ec . 23. If any bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or indi­
vidual transacting a banking business in this state shall receive
or a c c e p t on d e p o s i t any such deposits as are named and set
forth in section twenty-two (22), when said bank, corporation,
partnership, firm, or individual is in s o lv e n t , any afficer,
director, cashier, manager, member of the partnership or firm,
individual, or managing party thereof who shall knowingly re­
ceive or accept, be accessory to or permit, or connive at the re­
ceiving or accepting on deposit therein or thereby any such
deposits as aforesaid, shall be g u i l t y o f a fe lo n y , and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in the
penitentiary not less than one year nor more than ten years.
Sec. 24. Any b a n k e x a m i n e r when appointed by the
State Banking Board, and who has filed his bond as provided in
section thirteen (13) of this act, when ordered by said Board,
shall have authority to take possession of any bank doing busi­
ness under the laws of this state and retain possession of said
bank for a time sufficient to make a thorough examination into
the affairs and financial condition of said bank, and in case it is
found by said examiner, upon said examination, that said b a n k
is in s o lv e n t or is conducting its business in an unsafe and un­
authorized manner, or is jeopardizing ttie interests of its depositold, then such examiner shall have full power and authority to
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assets and property of every description belonging to such bank,
as against any mense or final process issued by any court against
such bank, corporation, partnership, firm, or individual whose
property has been taken possession of by such examiner, until
the State Banking Board can receive and act on the report made
by the examiner of said bank, and have a r e c e i v e r a p p o in t e d ,
as provided in section thirty-five (35) of this act.
Sec. 25. It shall be unlawful for tw o or more b a n k s , trans­
acting a banking business in the same city, town, or village in
this state, to have or use the s a m e n a m e or names so nearly
alike as to cause confusion in transacting business, and in all
cases where such a similarity of names now exists, or may here­
after exist, complaint may be made to the State Banking Board,
and if, in the judgment of said Board, such a similarity does
exist, and does create confusion in conducting the business of
either or both of said banks, then said Board may require the
junior bank in time of organization to so change or modify its
name as to prevent such confusion, and the change of name so
made shall be approved by said Banking Board.
Sec. 26. N o partnership, firm, or individual transacting a
banking business in this State, shall be permitted to carry any
n o t e or obligation of such p a r t n e r s h i p , f ir m , or i n d i v i d ­
u a l, or any of the members of such partnership or firm as any
part of the assets of the bauk. And no o ffic e r , d i r e c t o r , or
e m p lo y e of any corporation transacting a banking business in
this state shall be permitted to b o r r o w any of the f u n d s of the
bank upon his own note or obligation, or upon any note or obli­
gation made to him for accommodation, without having first
obtained the a p p r o v a l of a majority of the board of d i r e c t o r s
of the bank, and the approval, if obtained, shall be made a part
of the records of the bank. Any individual member of a firm,
partner, officer, director, or employe who shall violate the pro­
visions of this section shall be deemed guilty of e m b e z z le m e n t
of the funds of said bank to the extent of said notes or obliga­
tions so given, and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding one thousand ($1,000) dollars, or imprison­
ment in the penitentiary not to exceed five (5) years, or both, at
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Sec. 27. N o individual, firm or corporation transacting a
banking business in this State shall lo a n to any single corpora­
tion, firm, or individual, including in such loan all loans made to
the severahmembers or shareholders of such firm or corporation,
more than tw e n ty (20) p e r c e n t u m of the paid up c a p i t a l
of such bank. And in no case shall the total l i a b i l i t i e s of the
(several s t o c k h o l d e r s of an incorporated bank to such bank ex­
ceed fifty (50) p e r c e n t of the paid up capital of fuch bank.
But the discount of bills of exchange drawn in good faith against
actually existing values, and the discount of commercial paper
actually owned by the person negotiating the same shall not be
considered as money borrowed.
Sec. 28.

Any officer, director, or employe of any corporation,
transacting a banking business in this state, who shall knowingly
permit or allow the s h a r e h o l d e r s of such bank to at any one
time become indebted to such banking corporation in a total sum
e x c e e d in g - fifty (50) p e r c e n t of the paid up capital of such
banking corporation shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be subject to a fine of not to ex­
ceed five hundred ($500) dollars, or by imprisonment not to
exceed three (3) years in the state penitentiary, or both, at the
discretion of the court.

Sec. 29.

N o corporation, partnership, firm, or individual
transacting a banking business in this state shall withdraw, oxpermit to be withdrawn, either in the form of d iv id e n d s or
otherwise, any part of its capital. If losses have at any time
been sustained, equal to or exceeding u n d i v i d e d p r o f it s on
hand, no dividends shall be made; and no dividend shall be made
by any bank transacting abanking business under the laws of this
state to an amount greater than the net profits on hand less the
losses and bad debts; Provided, however, that the c a p i t a l stock
may be i n c r e a s e d or d e c r e a s e d , in the manner hereafter
provided.
Fikst. — In the case of corporations. The stockholders at any
regular meeting shall, by a vote of those owning two-thirds of
the capital stock, authorize the president or cashier to notify
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capital, and a notice containing a statement of the amount of
such proposed r e d u c t io n or i n c r e a s e of c a p i t a l shall be
p u b lis h e d for four (4) weeks in some newspaper, at the princi­
pal place of doing business, or if nona is there printed, then in
some newspaper published in the same county.
S eco n d . — In the case of partnerships, firms, or individuals,
the state Banking Board shall be notiged of the proposed renuction or increase, but no reduction shail be to an amount less than
the capital required by this act, and there shall be no reduction
of capital or concellation of stock, until said reduction or cancel­
lation shall first be approved by the State Banking Board. Proxided, that no r e d u c t i o n or capital or cancellation of stock
shall be made that will impair the security of the depositors, and
no increase shall be a u t h o r iz e d by the State Banking Board
until a statement shall have been filed with said board, that the
proposed increase of capital has been paid in, and said statement
shall be sworn to by the president, cashier, partner, member of
firm, or individual owner.
T h ir d . — Whenever a corporation, partnership, firm, or indi­
vidual, transacting a banking business in this state shall desire
to go into voluntary liquidation, they shall first obtain the writ­
ten consent of the State Banking Board, who may, if the deem it
advisable, before granting such request, order a special examina­
tion made of the affairs of such bank, for which the same fees
may be collected as in regular examination.

Sec. 30. Every s t o c k h o l d e r in any banking corporation
transacting a banking business in the state shall be l i a b l e to the
creditors of such bank for an amount over and above the share or
shares of stock so held, equal to the paid up value thereof, for
all liabilities accrujng while such stock is owned or held by such
shareholder, and in case any person holding any stock in any
banking corporation shall sell, transfer, or dispose of such stock,
knowing that such’ h a n k is in s o lv e n t , he shall be deemed the
owner of sueh stock, and liable thereon the same as if such stock
had not been sold, transferred, or disposed o f; and such liability
may be enforced whenever such banking corporation shall be
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assets of such insolvent bank being sufficient to pay all of its
liabilities.

Sec. 31.

Any corporation, partnership, firm, or individual
designating its, their, or his business as that of a s a v i n g s b a n k ,
shall have power to carry on a savings bank business, as pre­
scribed and limited in this act.
Any savings bank may receive deposits from the general pub­
lic, and all deposits in any bank shall be paid to the depositors,
or their lawful representatives when required and at such time
and with such interest and under such r e g u l a t i o n s as shall be
prescribed by said bank and approved by the State Banking
Board, which regulations shall be printed, and conspicuously
posted in some place accessible and visible to all persons in the
business office of said bank.
The f u n d s of any savings bank, except the reserve provided
for in this act, shall be in v e s t e d in bonds of the United States,
or of any state in the United States, or in the public debt or
bonds of any city, county, township, village, or school district of
any state of the United States, which shall have been authorized
by the legislature of the state, or shall be loaned on negotiable
paper, secured by any of the above mentioned classes of security,
or upon notes or bonds secured by mortgage lien upon unincum­
bered real estate (Provided that second mortgage loans may be
made on improved farm lands, but no loan shall be made on such
improved farm land or other real estate, which, including the
aggregate amount of incumbrances thereon, shall exceed fifty
per cent of the cash value thereof), or upon notes secured by col­
lateral security of known marketable value, or held as cash, or
shall be deposited in good solvent banks; Provided, That chattel
mortgages shall not be deemed collateral security, and savings
banks are hereby prohibited from investing their funds in them,
except chattle loans on cattle.

Sec. 32. A pass book shall be issued to each d e p o s i t o r in a
s a v i n g s b a n k for all money deposited on an open account.
Such pass book shall contain the rules and regulations adopted
• by such savings banks governing such deposits. In such pass
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made to, such depositor, and no deposit shall be received or pay­
ment made unless entered in the pass book at the time such
transaction is had; Provided, That nothing in this section shall
prohibit a savings bank from issuing c e r t i f i c a t e s for legitimate
deposits; Provided further, when any deposit is made in any
savings bank by a person being a minor, the said bank may pay
to such depositor such sums as may be due to him or her, and the
receipt of such minor to such savings bank shall be in all respects
valid in law.

Sec. 33. S a v i n g s b a n k s shall not be subject to the provi­
sions of section (4) of this act relating to c a p i t a l , but it shall be
unlawful for any savings bank to transact a savings bank business
in this state with a paid up capital of less than twelve thousand
($12,000), one-third (£) of which may be invested in bank build­
ing, and the lot or lots on which the same are situated, and the
necessary bank furniture and fixtures; Provided, That on and
after the passage of this act, it shall unlawful for any savings
bank to organize and commence a savings bank business with a
paid up capital of less than twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dol­
lars, in cities having more than twenty-five thousand (25,000)
population; Provided further, That no savings bank in this state
shall receive d e p o s i t s to an amount exceeding t e n t i m e s the
aggregate amount of its paid up c a p i t a l and surplus.
Sec. 34.

Whenever it shall appear to the State Banking Board
from an examination or report, provided for by this act, that the
capital of any corporation, partnership, firm, or individual trans­
acting a banking business in this state, is impaired, or that any
corporation, partnership, firm, or individual is conducting its,
their, or his banking business in an unsafe and unauthorized
manner, and is jeopardizing the interests of its, their, or his de­
positors, and that it is unsafe and inexpedient for such corpora­
tion, partnership, firm, or individual to continue to transact a
banking business, the said State Banking Board shall communi­
cate the facts to the attorney-general, who shall thereupon cause
an application to oe made to the district court of the county where
such corporation, partnership, firm, or individual has its, their,
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a p p o in t m e n t of a suitable person as r e c e i v e r to take charge
of the business and affairs of and wind up such bank. Provided,
however, that if the judge of the district court of the county
where the application for such receiver should be made, shall be
absent therefrom at the time such application is to be made,
then, in that case, any judge of the supreme court may appoint
such receiver, but all proceedings in relation to such receiver­
ship thereafter shall be had before the district court, or judge
thereof, which might have appointed such receiver in the first
instance, and the petition and order appointing such receiver shall
be forthwith trans mitted to the clerk of the district court of the
county in which such insolvent bank is located. It shall be suf­
ficient to authorize the.appointment of a receiver, if the facts set
forth in this aection shall be made to appear.
S e c . 35.
The r e c e i v e r provided for in section thirty-four
(31) of this act shall be required to give a b o n d in such sum as

the court or judge from whom he receives his appointment may
direct, with one surety where such surety is an incorporated
surety company authorized by the laws of this state to transact
such business, and with at least two good and sufficient sureties
where such sureties are natural persons, which shall be approved
by the clerk of the district court of the county in which such
insolvent bank is located. Such receiver, shall thereupon take
possession of all books, records and assets of every description
belonging to said bank, collect all debts, dues and claims owing
to and belonging to such banks, sell and compound all bad or
doubtful debts when approved by the court or judge; sell all real
and personal property belonging to such bank, on such terms and
conditions as the court or judge shall direct. The court or judge
may authorize such receiver to employ a competent attorney to
represent him in all legal proceedings relating to such receiver­
ship, who shall receive such compensation as the court or judge
may allow. Whenever any receiver of any incorporated bank
shall file a report with the court or judge thereof, setting forth
the fact that in the opinion of such receiver, the assets of such
bank are not sufficient to pay the liabilities of such bank within
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proceed at once to collect from the several stockholders of such
bank, who are liable therefor, any or all such liabilities as shall
be necessary for the payment of all the liabilities of such bank.
Whenever any such receiver shall have paid in full all of the lia­
bilities of such bank, and shall have remaining in his possession
any property or assets, belonging to said bank, he shall be
ordered by such court or judge to deliver the same to the party or
parties entitled thereto. Provided, however, that whenever the
officers, stockholders, or owners of any insolvent bank shall give
a good and sufficient bond, running to the state of Nebraska,
conditioned upon the full settlement of all the liabilities of such
bank by such officers, stockholders, or owners, within a stated
time, and said bond shall have bee approved by the State Bank­
ing Board, then the State Banking Board shall turn over all the
assets of such bank to the officers, stockholders, or owners of
said bank furnishing said bond

Sec. 36.

The S t a t e B a n k i n g B o a r d shall have power to
make such r u l e s and to establish such r e g u l a t i o n s for the
government of the banks of this state as may in their judgment
seem wise and expedient; provided, that no such rule or regula­
tion shall in any way conflict with any of the provisions of this
act.

Sec. 37. Upon the passage and taking effect of this act the
chief justice of the S u p r e m e C o u r t may order the clerk of said
court to make a copy of the record in all cases pending in said
court, wherein a receiver has been appointed by said court, or
any judge thereof to wind up the affairs of any in s o lv e n t
b a n k , which copy of record, together with all original papers
and pleadings in such cause, shall be t r a n s m i t t e d to the
clerks of the d i s t r i c t c o u r t of the several counties in which
such insolvent banks were located, and thereafter all proceedings
in relation to such receivership shall be had in such district court
the same as if the original petition for a receiver had been
granted by such court.
Sec. 38. Nothing in this act shall be taken to, nor be con­
strued as applying to any n a t i o n a l b a n k or banks in this state.
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1889, entitled “ Banking,” together with all other acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are hereby
repealed.
S ec . 40.

That in all cases in which public money, or other
funds belonging to the state, or to any county, school district,
city or municipality thereof, have been deposited or loaned to
any person, or persons, corporations, bank, co-partnership, or
other firm or association of persons, it shall be lawful for the
ofiicer or officers making such deposit or loan, or his or their suc­
cessors in office, to maintain an action or actions for the recovery
of such moneys deposited or loaned, and all contracts for the
security or payment of any such moneys or public funds made
shall be held to be good and lawful contracts, binding on all
parties thereto: Provided, Nothing herein contained shall be
construed to in any manner effect the liability of any surety or
signeis of any official bond heretofore or hereafter given or made
in this state. (1879 1, 156.)
S ec . 41.
A ll actions heretofore brought by any public officer,
either in his own name or officially, for the recovery of any pub­
lic moneys heretofore loaned or deposited shall be sustained, and
all remedies allowed in other cases, by attachment or otherwise,
shall be admissable and allowed in such actions as in other cases.
S e c . 42.
The president and cashier, or business manager, of
every institution transacting a banking business shall cause to be
kept at all times a full and correct list of the names and residence
of all the shareholders in the association, the number of shares
held by each, and the amount of paid up capital represented by
the shares held by each member. Such list shall be subject to
the inspection of all shareholders and creditors of the association
during business hours of each day on which business may be
legally transacted. Such list shall be kept in the office of the
association where its business is transacted, and where all stock­
holders and creditors of the association may have ready access
to it.
S ec . 43.
Any violation of the above section shall be punish­
able by a fine of not less than fifty, and not more than two
hundred dollars with cost.


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CORPORATIONS.
C H A P T E K 16.
(Compiled Statute 1897.)
m u S T n seoSboEvery corporation, previous to the
offlcey °f state hcommencement of any busines, except its own organ­
ization, when the same is not formed by legislative enactment,
must adopt articles of incorporation and have them filed in the
office of the secretary of state and recorded in a book kept for
that purpose, and domestic corporations must also file with the
county clerk, in the county where their headquarters are located,
except mutual insurance companies, building and loan com­
panies, loan and investment companies and banking institu­
tions, which shall be filed with the State Auditor and State

anceUbuilding Banking Board. A ll mutual insurace companies,
building and loan companies and loan and investment
companies required by law to file articles with the State Auditor
shall file a certificate with the secretary of state, stating the date
of filing with the auditor, named and place of business and names
of stockholders. Banking organizations incorporated under the
laws of this state, that have been approved by the State Banking
Board and that have filed articles of incorporation with said
board shall file a certificate in the office of the secretary of state,
stating the date of filing articles with said Board, name and place
of business and names of stockholders. Provided , That this act
shall not apply to mutual fraternal benefit societies or associa­
tions.
p ora tion s, e tc


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