October 19,1934. Dr. Albert H. Ketcham, 1232 Republic Building, Denver, Colorado. Dear Doctor: season on after them. I have I must your you letter are confess doves is no I have of Octeber responding longer I was of open in 17th, to the the opinion Utah, and call but am of the thet the doubtless the Outdoor Life report would be authentic, There are so scattered are few those and hereabouts, not many doves that I think it would hardly be worth one's time to fo not heard of dove shooting for years, The pheasant pupulation has been increasing is The season, however, in a way shet is very antic ian. limited to three days +~ the 4th, 5th and 6th of November. There are a lot of pheasants, as you know, on the Club rounds, slthough we Such ¢an number of not to shoot them. there is a however, season were donce my in the days betwe¢ These three days Saturday and das, Game Comms the agreed with army goes early years because have $33 oner All around the Club em ound is to the east, If the chance to pick up 4 pheass oi way to fill it would offer a pleasa vane ends which are open for ducks, n on pheasants take in a are ee : out f the pheasant opening that and can ve found frightened, a lone tremp, unless one has doe for the most a of and therefore am unable to offer you spect. The suides at the Club would durine afternoon myself, for pheasant, little pheasant likely places and a the three make 4th days best open, on the morning the birds are scattered thereafter usually only a dog. I have not kept you reeasards could from Sincerely, the short and, if hunt east upland and after a bird season, any help an that reknow as well as anybody both take you your Varriner of were euide the and here each Club. DR.ALBERT H a | DR.WILLIAM DRS. KETCHAM AND R.HUMPHREY HUMPHREY ORTHODONTISTS 1232 REPUBLIC DENVER BUILDING ,COLORADO October 17, 1934. Mr. John Browning, Ogden, Utah. Dear Jack: T am enclosing copy of a letter which l have written to Mr. Bigelow'ts secretary. I understand that Mr. Bigelow is in California and 1 am anxious to secure information as early as possible, so I thought if Mr. Bigelow's perhaps secretary you could. could I am not also furnish writing the Jay information, Harris. I note from the Utah Game Laws, published in Outdoor Life, that there is an open season on doves September 1st to December 15th. I wonder if any are to be found in your locality during the open season. Would appreciate information in regard to the above and also to pheasant shooting. Miami and remembered Ethel came to Ernest in you. to With kind Browning see us last Murrell week. was She here wished to be regards, Ki ot5 ES AHK /M from hes Mrs Ae P. Bis gelow, Bear River 0 gden, Club ¢COa, Uteh. Seere i! bel wa i bye iTy the try ‘or tl we OP ote “ > he Ne ok 2asant and Donald sunt 5 ts Py. it aur " at © ee iF « oo oe Bed aim + — S32 sceompany th e . ‘ ae ot et me members ii@ ome 2 até: i - uti E i . 2 Aa ee si ul hd it h ite. ep% os t i hot ~ 4 % my interest sd Asd ALESB, mtr ‘4 +e he re ot. Ps, &: er in transfer erresrs there an, Bt FB ye he gt om a to trans GUCB, v7 er Bae a _— 7 — -appres # PRs +4 » 3h ip > phate sa had Late ; nearing treanst Wh ieh may dues. and — 2 a Pag. %, Tie a et na 1 8x) red througn ; H. L& pee * Haw t tax, or Ketcha 28 } °F OU YN} am es ne he Pe in ad ey a littde Ogden, Utah, September Mr. John Browning, Ogden, Utah, Dear Mr. Mr. Bigelow "Certificate your signature. and retary 1934, Browning: of Co." 8, of sent me Change affix the enclosed Agent asked me One the copy is to be sent State of Colorado, of to of the seal of on the three copies and secure Bear each River Club to lr. Armstrong, Secone copy to Mr. Geddes for his file, and the third copy is for our files. Mr. Geddes is also to be notified that he was elected a Director and Assistant Secretary at the Directors' Méet- ing held on 9/2/34. Will either letter you mail one to to him, and three copies sent it ing to returned, Statement to be back Last | please Mr. one to me Thursday, Mr, Harris held in sign all three copies, will forward the and Armstrong, one to lir. Geddes with to me, or if you prefer, mail all and I I typed to be Denver on the printed. circular ‘When two copies. letter it has been and I will mil one to each member, together with of assessments due, notice of stockholders meetOctober Yours very 16th, and proxies, truly, Margono H Frsuel - August Mr. Jack Painter Box 306 Pittsburg, Penn. Dear Jack: Uncle Your 2, 19354 Jr. letter of July 30 reached me this morning. I have noted what you say regarding duck shooting conditions, and am sending your letter on to Mr. John Browning, president of the Bear River Club, who doubtless will reply to you. I am not well informed as to the situation at the Club, nor do I know what it is possible to do along the lines of your suggestion, in view of the rulings of the advisory board at Washington. It is possible that John Browning can tell you. We have had exceedingly hot weather and the driest season and the hottest that this section of the country has experienced in half a century. With love to you and Very Vickey, sincerely, n len u h s f o Chas heh tire Sarr ur -~y— Ady or Arun Po gj Be diprrih~ abhowr4 BRADLEY FELT WILLIAM & PISCHEL BUILDING SALT P.O. LAKE City, M. RRADLEY WILLIAM PISGHEL John Browning, Ogden, Dear the Box |OI6 UTAH July loth, 1934. delayed HEsq., Ut&éh. John: Reply to yours of of Mr. Corser from :absence the 12th the inst. has been by office. “e returned this deed morning. Mr. Thomas's overcome by read follows: be very easily IV on 7 Page to shall "In holders on or at objections as case of prior a amending of all any times the form of the first sentence default proceed majority to to November in as under aforesaid the interest list, trust 1935, in or, the if Paragraph the Trustee bonds maturing direction of can all of the such lastly mentioned bonds shall have been paid in full, then under the direction of the holders of a majority in interest of all the other bonds hereby secured and still outstanding, and the action of such majority in interest, as the case may be,shall bind all bondholders as effect- Thomas ually as if Under the understanding had one-half of the become this year, and any, discount I the bank above. B/C Mr. not attd@rneys bonds Thomas should do directly be authorized will between likelyx«would allowed think it on pojnt the will by feel that be necessary Truly Mr. payable on raised them." Bigelow and Mr. on October lst but little, if me to confer Thomas and covered Tat OE, that of one-half. by yours, Mr. ae for with Judge Felt %M. Bradley, Building, Salt Lake City, Hea Vvear e Tric : are; csUG Utah. ° Mr. Thomas returned from the “ast this morning I told him that in your and I had a conversation with him. opinion the instrument submitted by his attorneys could not be accepted by the Club. I tried again to convince him that the instrument prepared by you gave the Bank every reasonable protection. His objection seemed to be that, although that instrument subrogated the Bank*s bonds to all other and bonds gave them preference case in of liquidation, it would require a majority of the bondholders to bring about I liouidation in the event of default on the Bank's bonds. that for and him, from back instrument the received have not reason cannot be sure whether he is right or wronge After sparring for a while, I asked him what he telling him that if he would make @m would take for the bonds, them myself in order to end the buy would I attractive offer, I cannot them. to discount refused positively He controversye help but think although ness, was due cordial his attitude that seemed manner his somewhat enough. to stub»bornI learned from Mr. Meal that Thomas hod tried to set Hemingway to the bonds sometime ago, and certainly he woulé not have to turn them to a banker at pare to you, and I told would him that inform I him would of report your reply our 4&8 buy hoped conversation soon as received. to make sa suggestion while the weather is so I do not like hot, but it looks as though it might be necessary for you to I think discuss the subject with the Bank's attorneys. y and satisfactor more be would probably such a discussion conversations my by obtained be result in cuicker action thanein with Thomas. Best regards, June 22,1934. Judge Wel. Bradley, Felt Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, Dear Judge: The instrument prepared by the Bank, accompanied I think that the position by your letter, arrived this morning. and should like to find able unreason is or taken by. the Liquidat rood opportunity to tell him sO. the new bankruptey According to my understanding, for 75% possible it makes Coneress recent bill passed by the to a ree ooking le action take to issue of the holders of s bond 25% remaining the from opposition any disregard organization and * Since we took up half portion is only about considering move, bestirring vy ing, the bonds held by the Sank Chink 20%. Incidentally, disposition the with ourselves of such the zea we wi man neir promade the = ear we in are wrong order ceale to We should have he rte a to quibble then take up half of the bonds, As I see it, this and should have made him glad to get anything. of our bonds to 75% of holders the for new bill mekes it possible decide from the upon the liquidator. bond & new of terms without issue interference f I am right about this, how would you consider I ha ve thought thet I mieht.@o over and he following plan: begin the conversation by refusing to submit to the terms of the instrument had he drawn. This would lead to have your argument, and present- opinion, and with best bonds myself, to which it would not be necessary for ly, with an sir of impatience, If he I could offer him 75 cash for the bondsSse me to pretend, I found and offer the refused he If accepts, 9811 well and good. neichborthe in price a on to vet torether with him it impossible hood of 75, would I, under the provisions of the new bill, be able, to tell him to go to hells without injury to the Club interest, As I see it, it is no longer necessary for us to offer him the complete protection which he would have received under the terms That is to say, it seems to me that, of the instrument you drew upe if I have a correct understanding of the new bill, 75% of our bondholders can agree to a plan of action, and it would be necessary for him to submit to it, shall T regards, be eled Sincerely, JB:MS P, be Se ret I assume that, if I should arranged to protect find it desirable up,in should order tha t they them mi ght to take these was done in dispose of theme as be made’ more the readily instrument it could you < drew negotiable,if I June 13,1934, Judge W.M. Bradley, Salt Lake City, Dear Judge: Felt Building, Utah. Enclosed is the Trust Deed prepared by attorneys for the Ogden State Bank, together with a from Mr. Thomas the note I feel very apologetic in handing a document of this weight and length end absurdity to you in this sumer weather, but no one else has the requisite understanding of our problem to handle the matter. I cannot see how any instrument would give the bank more protection than. the one you prepared. There is, however, in peoplé & disposition to insist upon having things done their way just as a matter of principle, without regard to whether or not their way is superior. The attorney or instrument have taken plenty do the same. With best attorneys who prepared of time, and I suegest regards, this that you BRADLEY FELT & SALT WILLIAM WILLIAM PISCHEL BUILDING P.O. LAKE Box CITY, |I0I6 UTAH M. BRADLEY PISCHEL June Ogden, Dear Utah. John: 22nd Act extends become doubt that under Section other kinds a We Act, representative Mr. Bigelow that the Club last to not put that arrangement may say; and I would doubt over with the Bank of right, except, seems all or part with him otherwise He probably offer to hell understands and for the new bonds how you feel toward will not feel discount, from him, because I a Mr. Bigelow same way. at a 25% them go at be willing to let reason real the may go to him co-operative feel bonds making tell the a in and know the any- by the of talking I selling year. next trouble course, in he was friendly in justified though which than don't than Of mortgage. year, him with up it 75% an held into otherwise taking of him bonds advisability the representative pian the one-quarter and careful your way pay eould year and some in arranged them of oneshalf viz, follows, that is understanding way, certain to corporations. this friendly bankrupt a limited be to seems much very I but become could them we WAY section as be matter that the of must thing because to one-quarter and done: the of Bank the Club like Bank the 4 which corporations suggest of Section corporation 4, My with under bankrupt eould you remedy the the to amendment late The received. inst. Yours Bankruptcy by 19734. Esq., Browning, John 25th, exactly just He or a likely any fair large dis- John @owning, count. The I had the at par, of mortgage Esqe7~2 bohds money I yield a good rate and are as good as gold, and would be very willing to take all of them myself as they are in the particularly 7500.00 I of sent if they were preferred you, but as stand take up the bonds held place of same would be would. be you should bonds issued to you hands exactly as as become Fall I the I couldn't take up terms of this if the be paid mark we are in such an early free from the lien include the lands they were re-issue by the Bank, preferred in taken by the one-half of them Fall, and the other shooting at as you know that it can the one-half your Bank, would in the 1935. Club Government drew the and The of in they recall due of to-day form them. If and I if does not acquire lands ourselves in very a status of much needed position where the by (the is to we the Club, and if we might have to, even bankrupty act, we could never advantage of and we run any chance of Thank you for your kindly the interests of others think an enlarged of the Club living Club", for instance. the the convey mortgages Government take mustn't a both is Bank starting feeling for placing lands to mortgage I get), hit and should if we our the put could, mark, foreclosure pro- ceedings. behalf of through with it, hung the walls on savior B/C of the I As including ever, picture and myself. of effort If you go yourself room,suitably in should labeled--"The be BRADLEY FELT & SALT WILLIAM WILLIAM PISCHEL BUILDING P.O. LAKE Box City, |0OI6 UTAH M. BRADLEY PISCHEL June John Browning, Ogden, Dear Utah. John: enclosure 13th requirements the member and herewith. whereby or I of bonds the held members of form of mortgage and the outstanding I enclosure received. do see how the Club enclosure. I wish there was some way taken over by some could act on by the sent not the bank Club, so you bonds and could Board that the bonds in. This in be period of time, and must be clearedof the old mortgage and the am afraid of is the possibility now that it has the abstracts of on the call Chub the titles titles, promptly wants, change and from the comply, and on outstanding bring a continue to while time may be extension, and the effected, do that the not suit hold yet know to lands am returning can comply could with be itself will before the the printed take a the title can effected. What I Department at will at.an early date pass make the exchange and clear condemn we and, the if lands the \iashington, Club the does not Government want. been extended within which the ex- do not the language of that whether the Government could take the steps know that the Government is anxious early date. Kindest regards. HnCe the mortgage, the I done exchange title, to has be the so called I that considerable B/C 19234. HEsq.e, Yours the 2lst, recall or not, in view of that language, above outlined. I think I to close the exchange at an Truly, (2 | ae caf > . JOHN A. MALIA, Stats Bank CommMIssioNER IN LIQUIDATION OF THE Gyn 7 N We WW \ € eS SF) Qn’ \ \ “ \S oy. ee N Ww WY N NN a WH oe & T. E. THOMAS, SpecraL LIQUIDATING AGENT IN CHARGE OGDEN, UTAH June Mr. John Broming, Bear River First Nat! Duck 1 ll, 1954 President Club Bar Dear As prepared the bear effective, all in River it the present cs im) agreed, connection Duck will bond be I have with this necessary can secure consent ~ indenture provides a form whi C h | ~~ 1, he signatures of said bond hol } so + a ¢ with your asgebicee mated without undue | ¢ ‘ To 4. ~] sm r =| h Trusting and tha delay, ~l > last Ts that refinancing inst rument to holders. a trust fe Club. Before had proposed the page in become of be used the instrument securing mn bay be truly yours, _— nm Le fFite moanw Ac LUNA eer cn SR L at cuidat LLNn ifs_ <= TETsE MT « BJ - = Ag Sent > meets consum— ie 4 Very from the BRADLEY FELT & SALT WILLIAM WILLIAM PISCHEL BUILDING LAKE P.O. Box CiTy, 1016 UTAH M. BRADLEY PISCHEL May 9th, John Browning, Ogden, Dear 1934. Hsa., Utah. John: RE BEARln Ani RIVER RI V ust Diba CIUB dj) ID CO. he BONDS WIN D * a Yours inst. just his bank prior a to 8th inst. received. Mr. first payable the lien payment of enclosing Thomas any states over Nos. Bonds mature November 1, 1934, and mature on November ones the bank will graph II of the default in payment of bonds. Paragraph III the bank in case held by the bank. the sale bid use held by bank bonds shall get,and trust of be due for the principal or for Paragraph II provides for but the bank, but shall also only be in payment paid. case of two will 6 the 4th Club will give years, and the matter ($2, 500.00) to 11 inclusive These 11 bonds payable first. foreclosure in interest of on that the cash any upon interest Trustee after the give of 5 inelusive foreclosure in maturing if he and provides bonds the Nos. deed cash, that 1935. become provides letter 1 to default outstanding the Bonds 1, Thomas! period bonds, consideration. (33,000.00) a other favorable on Mr. upon may in are the Para- case of of the request on the of bonds foreclosure payment of the maturity of the bonds necessary to pay the dt ¥ \ | 4 Aro >| aee co tir Se cee e“, ae on W Ov 4 : a - sid i ) 6] y Tr hnae cy : fTr} ;nese Ps ; an ; 4 (($3,0 GzZz |ANAM 3 ie dm dete et & 11 - ” LN WL -ar FONG +S I LA crys ~ e ~ p YT} & : OM B vad 1CA A g Aid a) 7 A w ? ‘ we on ‘i Ww 7}t ‘€)} 3 cy a 33 LA , é ~ Judge View» fs Bradley, Felt Salt Builéi 4 tS*y Lake © + ty, Dear Judge? td Enclosed be the . eds «a Space your JB/M Encle Uteh. a 4 PBReswte Bank 3 Sw T4 Li oe is " «letter » 2 . nide tor opinion as aé 944% With hoe bes RAS ed to ee whet . ‘he © B git just be ee 4. GLEN our next "i received a ee FOU steo om ed from zs ‘ re oe WOUuLG Five should be. OGDEN STATE BANK Ogden, Uteh May 4, MTs John Browning, Bear River Club, First National Bank gdenThs 1934 President, Building, Utehe Dear Mr. Browning: After very careful consideration we have decided that we would not be justified in com plying with your request in respect to accepting bonds under a new indenture in payment of those now he y We would much prefer to receive payment : However, if your board will give us « n payable over a period of two yeers, and payment of any other bonds, we will give favorable consideration. not you desire to Will ”you kindlyoJ advise us accept such a proposition? Very Special whether or truiy yours, Ts E. Thomas Liouidating Agent in Charge JOHN RY \s < A. MALIA, State Banx ComMIssionER IN LIQUIDATION OF THE : i YN SPECIAL f.. LZ T. E. THOMAS, LIQUIDATING AGENT IN CHARGE OGDEN, UTAH May 4, 1934 Mr. Bear John Browning, River Club First National Ogden, Utah Dear Mr. Bank President Building Browning: After very careful consideration, we have decided that we would not be justified in complying with your request in respect to accepting bonds under a new indenture in payment of those now held by use We would much prefer to receive payment at this time. However, if your board will give us a first lien payable over a period of two years, and prior to the payment of any other bonds, we will give the matter favorable consideration. not you desire Will you kindly advise us whether to accept such a proposition? Very truly or yours, eee ooe e ‘ e THOMAS Special Lignida tine Agent in Charge. BRADLEY & PISCHEL FELT BUILDING P.O. SALT LAKE City, WILLIAM M. BRADLEY WILLIAM PISCHEL Box 1016 UTAH John Esq., Browning, Ogden, Dear Mareh end, 1934. Utah. John: Re yours lst inst., and returning herewith the enclosures therewith: A Board Should be meeting should be held, and a new resolution passed: "Resolved, that, because of the absence of A. Pe "Bigelow, Secretary of the Company, from Utah, John "Browning, "authorized the President and empowered of this to Company, execute is in the hereby name fully and "under the seal of this Company and deliver to the Sec"retary of Agriculture on behalf of the United States a "written agreement to be signed by said Secretary of Agri"culture on behalf of the United States, extending the "term specified in that certain agreement between the "aforesaid parties dated Mareh l2, 1929, relative to the "exchange of certain lands therein described, to December "31, 1935, or "President, "1929, in "ditions "date It Sistant be His power and right to act as by Article V of the By-Laws see nothing to eriticize submitted. Your name name and Director. substituted cate of for Mr. I Bigelow's Browning March 12, Meal as As- as the as President." Mr. a be as said of all its terms and conor until any other elect have well effect in 31, 1935, Browning by to granted agreement said fixed agreement time is extension by date said this Secretary. be other at secretary to any extending full foree and until December fixed might to and fully and he doesn'ft in the form of and office will have to office in the certifi- acknowledgment. I dontt like the idea of writing up the minutes without a meeting. while the practice is common enough, yet in this particular case we should be very certain of our standing. B/C Enes As ever, . John with @. woing, HSqQe--2 P. S.--You will a copy the Secretary, "State "Weber of the resolution, as follows: of Utah, County, "IT, furnish ss: W. H. Meal, Ogden representative certified Assistant by Mr. Secretary Meal of of as Bear the Department Assistant River Club "Company, a corporation of Colorado, do hereby certify that the "foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution of "the Board of Directors of said corporation duly passed and "adopted at a meeting of said Board duly held at the office of "said corporation on March , L954, at ofeloeck P. M., "as said resolution appears spread on the records of said cor"poration:,in my lawful custody. "Vareh "Witness os my soe hand and the seal of Assistant Club said corporation, secretary Company." of Bear Hiver mirTry Lh ae BD + ? John owning , B8q.--2 f or sale of the trust of foreclosure In the event "THTRD: the bonds aforeindenture, of this: the terms premises under said which shall be numbered 1 to 11 inclusive, for $5,500.00 total principal and interest, shall be first and preferentially paid, in cash, out of the proceeds of sale." Mr. Thomas! letter to you enclosed. Truly, May Judge William Felt Building, Dear Judge: 25, 1954 Bradley, Salt Lake City, Utah IL have just informed by him thet the protection civen had another talk with Thomas, and have been te and his attorneys are not wholly satiefied with the bank by the new trust deed, I attempted to convince him thet the new deed had been drawn, principally with a view to affording the bank every protection, and explained the provisions, one by one, 46 noted in your Letter. He, however, will be protected mortgage securing mortgazse securing etates his volunteered and williucness to have submitted stipulating, has becane fully only if two the bouds held by the other bonds, for to a first cur carry on moartgase oxminetions I let it go ot tais, however, that it would fixed in the opinion that the bank instruments are drawn up, one o first the bank, and the other, a second If such an arreancemert is wade, he with us for two vyacare. He deed drawn by the bank's furthermmere ettarneya, end told him to have the deed drewn, have He agreed to this and said thet he thought very few days. As soon sa it is delivered to be done at the bank's he could have it ready to me, I shall forward expense, in a it to you, I have no doubt the new instrument will contain provisions which will be objectionable to us, but it may give us a basis on which to build something acceptable, »oth to Thanas and to ourselves, I did not mention the plan about which I tphoned you today. I should not feol like taking on the bonds except at a substantial discount, and Thomas’ willineness to carry on under an instrument to his liking rather indieated that he would be disposed to accept a discount, I decided to do nothing slong these lines until we With have best examined regards, the new trust deed, I am, Very truly yours, dudve “lillies&. Bradley, Felt Bullding, waht Lake City, Uteh wear Judees Nearly two woeko heve pasaed sine I delivered the Trust Deed, and i heve received no reports I mde two or three tripe and phoned a couple of times, ond was told that the instrument was beine examined by the attorneys for the bank, It soemed to me that I had pressed the matter as fer as i could with dignity, and I decided to make no more visits ar phone oaligs Apehie came in a few days aco, ond he wes also of the opinion that wo had bestirred ourselves sufficientiy, especially in view of the fact thet we hed made the bank « preferred creditor in the new inatrument, end had placed it in a mich more favorable position than wis occupied under the terme of the old deed, ie hed postponed departure several Gaye in the hope thet unnecessary the matter for i om rather interviews were My Liquidater thet be given to the bomd holders, could be settled, him to wait ony longer, but he ani he had concluded hus, I thet suppose, it was left, out of patience with the attitude that is being pleasant enmich, exeopt for the request mede by two classes of bonds benk, and the other, I understand, taken. the be issued, one a firet morteace to a second mortgage far the remaining of courso, it ia permiesable for 4 man to agk for everything in sicht, especially when he is a trustee fer others, but thet seemed an unreasonable demand, As a matter of fact, wo had done in effect just whet he requested, since the intersets of all other bond holders here be serrecated to these at the bank, There hes been nothing to make me loce hope that the bank will accept the terme of the new instrument, but it would be unwise to make no provieion against an adverse decision, I am sorry that I haven't a copy of the old deed, The only copy I have seen ia in possession of the nk, and I am reluetant to eek for ite If I remerber, it required sa majorityof the bond holders to foreclose, ven the 11,000 in bonda hold by the bank originally would not ¢cive the required majority. if this ie the case, I aa wondering what reason there is, apart from a gentlemanly desire to poy our debte, for our giving the bank any epecial consideration. It would bo impossible to perauade any of the bond halders among the club manbers to participate in foreclosure pro Geadines, and the bank would be powerless to act alone, : Judge litte My Bradley «- Page (Bs I should like you opinion on this wubject. analyzed I should us the whether situation, with same With he pleseare accents best and our if the liquidetor be Gisposed or nots. regards. OG: Je T» Harris, Press If I have correctly Salt Leke City, Utah to quibble, tell him thet it is o matter of indifference proposal Vory ARVOW should ¢ ruly ¥ Ours * to March Judge wm. i, Bradley, Felt Building, Salt Loke Dear Judce: touch with extension to to yous eulde wiich City, Utah. Archie is beck in es soon as the copy him end At the uBe arreanced time seme Another point I forgot to touch would seem that oa Inesmuch as town, snd is returned to hsve shell we which upon 111 in my him I have as matters now which to take up the cluded that it would the new issue yrovision for could stand, we not bonds will observations have your sent ond I discussed but recent which contemplate we shot uld of onds.e the bond issue with confor Club. members, there could copy letter to I am held by sending « a to which a meeting best Inasmuch such exchance. the Club, and since the provisione of this be Jay, &¢ no om both of you discuss this subject Fox in order that ell may have a consider and 7 ‘ 4th Government a new the tond issue, portion thereof, be such have to the eny and in the new trust deed moke of land with the Sovernment by all in e11 immediately, the exchenge to time title letter; bonds now outstanding, Vill and I be advisable to make arrangements I suggest that either or “ueller and Mr. with Mr. Little agreement was ed ve ceiving the “rustee power to make the trade is to the sdvantaze of objection in the land owned by the —_ is mortcaged under and the Club could t legally dispose of It been sign regordas, lay it. our Very plans soon, for I the think, issuance Judes ‘le we Yelt ie % n Bredley, A st- tt ‘ th . City. Lake Judge: ~e4 als r% Of the an ne eee Frise % oh exte and as * Ccooy Fwm a ay gs #6ove the Cl oe DB and “ver ~ i we t 2P CCH As n w sfon of Sy os i} 3 ais i de} eka ff} we m &- € A ey var ¥ Se 4 Tile to as rd Flak | Bat 24 wad Sy agreement ‘the: prepared ‘eel. er nal the :s eye FP he rnment., with Copy betwee erry ii¢ nt on> meet tinge of our Soard that decided et Ld prob: rant mM extension the Club to be adviseble f C3 i¢ — v condemnation Q open to selves ay C lak & ae we les se; otherwise might 0° u Look over these heve y cdeae saan, “i111 and I both wanted 9 FY y have on the subdijecte instruments and help us with tho sghts you ma : " C27"; F< ay 4 t}J > © € a ‘ €? at hs & oe ee n 14 ; 5 ‘ 7 wa ba Pm + if} ae nH} Tnere The to immec< ‘datel; ve 3 sign %! S extension P he will = Sr ‘ % 2» Wek & ae +>, se & ee latest board Aereement, but : return not 2 aot 4 that anothne r metter ey i wy > ¢P 4 a until 3 pe ge : . . Py his ae w ing EBS em BE £m Ke appears to be very St It seems Lik 3 Fj Lat must ~ m the aere emente mee ting simply for the purpose of autho rizine if we could the srereement, and I am wondering and thi e by + — pe: "4 ¥ away ASSistant in uD Ho eore tary and the obtained. TY bee oh £% BSOMSG u the rized and matters extension, and slso to set in all ether have Bicelow, I am nh note sure whether 7111 wo 14 order to hold this but office, you will I ad unéderet: 4 os ; > - of? One ; ell we My : sug ace 2S ti OF) | Bur ex sttend 3igeelow de s'4 minutes whe oe ti and BER gh E33 ¢ e ee Sve | y rT . re write it Sook can to recui red mare: an ‘court, In the # of trouble |he choice end the Minute ry. 3V¥ES auth orized Wr. a vy noe is Lt@s Se se oy ie Pa5,Pare es See 7 | Ee : “a ead fed — om ~ % a %2 have os sii relow is ‘retu tha ‘ Er"? li ¥ & > to = il the <p Somes in the absence of Vr. SEATTA HH UE this to be 4 a oy director information in in your files, which he $8006 h im he it We hed ty r p renorted Ryen late ferre reduced his demand and +aearXn a ed Will now vi eed vas to Pi : Hse to rv 9 00 4* ty an t In about $250.00 | I ta ra a 2 3 te Se Bu and + ens OB Abe 4 weeks eg _ im demande refused to interview talk with wit T &F ' oy, Fe J - 3 eM 4 . ve Gs O06 inclined to rat sikine with the & mey be but me, He ea 8 4x ee er) ant %. sppeera Ryan with se6 sonr é ot a talk ffered sdvi ge at Sue ae mS Roe <5 ho t a. « ble oF any a ry es eer yee @ o to nermmit &- whe tever, yi th oursei ves y My to gi be Ps SS ¢ws Ma victimized. : like 411 "es sugees tion ‘ hat we offer Ryen £400.00 on condition thet no obstacles be pe Gin the wy of our obteinich seem to be sdviesable ine the modifications in our filings' «ater beesuse of the fact that the present us e to 4 which we sut the cee } Ve Tt ie Wet. eudee Bredley ia not the could tell . in with a ny i * = wie des gt By ' petGAG | ER | uA S + a * wf AS®e ms z St ey ¢ ue «2 ue the * Nal # wii a “a sa B54 :> a2 teed & h y me aN a8 g L954. original filinga@’e ‘We S eLose this matter to were permitted Wo la 8 moneys but if he pay him ~~ would rece ive to forestall empt in Tyr gh a interference S, or l; eseribed #4, Ww as es | Poe > > the x, = a <& - Ta w& @ ae ieeh Vi eS * “ot m g i ie Tj. ee} > id ae ieft (ach west 1 th 3 eee +4 a} 73 ct 2 %; z eo Je. ae F .4 a de 4 W aes Pa e s ner February i etter of 1@ until I eould 4 rie oe iy TReth 15th eae as Te we rela a alver has i rie} vol is va die ew re ry to . lon # > }ae 4 2%' as qe » rR *% how ci . St : dag oe : tarye Be yy ie Nd in require pe view a rs | RD. ja y ry he : OT * Yili P tere « er, i? ‘F clk to , th 4A sign ‘/~ =e oy > & * 5 ‘ ‘ » : Da b ke Sathe ; - bP 8 % cm = VO wy q DY Hs & Pit the Pas, srowni ng Gi of 2° So a — with Jovernnment eh pat beast 4 < sistant = iii Ge se 2 , a ¢ rirst : ee exe 2A wii end ‘in rize a » Son + ih See! oS [ith oo aOb, of Spee. 310)1S he %oF i ~ : , opiefly 4 : i :% 4G ~ _proeses probebly oe ¢ €Sed a SCHOLEFIELD, J.B. SCHOLEFIELD, SEYMOUR LYNN €.P.A.,A.C.A CERTIFIED WELLS,C.P.A. E. BAXTER,C.P.A. 11O8 WELLS PUBLIC FIRST & BAXTER ACCOUNTANTS NATIONAL BANK SAN February Mis ‘dee IDAHO OGDEN, UTAH FRANCISCO — LOS ANGELES AND OAKLAND, CALIF é BUILDING AGENCIES NEW OGDEN, OFFICES BOISE, UTAH YORK CITY — CHICAGO WASHINGTON,D.C. 23, 1934 City, Utah. Harris, c/o Arrow Press, 62 West 2nd salt Dear Mr. South, Lake Harris: explaining River Club My. the delay Company. in John Browning furnishing our requested audit Us to write report of the you Bear We have been awaiting reply from the Liquiin Charge of the Ogden State Bank in verification dating Agent of the Club's outstanding bonds. We felt it necessary to obtain this verification inasmuch as they were Trustees under the bond issue. After several telephonic requests during the past week, which, of course, were in addition to our written request, we have just been informed that all papers and records in connection with are this unable mised bond to to wriie issue furnish are missing us us today with the from their files us of the situation desired advising soon as this letter is received we and forward it on to the President Browning, as the Have feel that it may become records which they feel that we can through the Will advise explained Liquidator secure these of the records this situation Ogden State from Mr. truly ~— ae bak ~ . i Mies Wiese RY Fors S92 eee 4 oa W tid isi x. to Bank Mr. they They seemed just pro- as report John to legal action to secure It is highly probable Bigelow, if he has them, event, we report. yours, BeAM ~~. and John Browning. In any developed in our audit Very ec that will complete our audit and Board of Directors. necessary to take they should have. good offices of Mir. you of the facis as and information. fad Cee, ft AE oie hind rage. Wa AD oe Kine NageD Bee |te o ; ' 4 rd 5 :5 “rt Im “9 A. ‘ @°° the statutory designation of its office ieber onting as whom process be 7 5 fe ~ W, } you ; an Ae L806 es ignation be on agent states itablished upon orine p th at the ition , Ogden IL stating new eS OL of fice i County, served. t 5 bP ~ a | ~ Be Va beliey location om tae W a3 4 YY in o ~ VV C)) wh Proce Mm 1ine i Wi and By-Laws Should th fi L the contain Board no not a By-Lea w Tat fy m“. to the See vacancy a. te i on | caued - e% “s occurring, ie we i a, by Mr. one Ls Articles vacancies. provision tha ak the fillinge-of Le think € for should the fill 3 4 posse uven who holder "~ + orS ; AVS ais 4. making Ao of I am inclined of vacancies? whe _— for Drovision add g j hereafter vacancy ry ' Valle L shall to not Lie 4- theTay afford et 00 47) 2 <r opportunity statutes ir cause ~ books corporation in Colorado habetic within residence, > ln, a ney a stockholders OT i ae the yi F numbde3 yey ‘ respectively } Pm of wre became the {>i wi 2: ae ry ti stock 2 ‘ al a Wh, Ne Of - oe e had Vs whe to fy VA the shares be kept con- BRADLEY & PISCHEL FELT BUILDING P.O. SALT LAKE CiTy, WILLIAM WILLIAM Box I0I6 UTAH M. BRADLEY PISCHEL February John Browning, Ogden, Dear 14th, 1934. Esa., Utah. John; RE BEAR RIVER CLUB CO. According between with 300.00 wallace Chesapeake by him, to and my $500.00 Bransford, Club. recollection, I a am per year. member of submitting for consideration of 1. Government well, our fuel I had a our the bill talk Club, and following yourself, amounts last Archie night President data and to of furnished Mr. Meal, re wells: pounds pressure ce drilled after to the The 535 135 pounds the Johnson well, at Bear Harbor near feet in since The Fredrickson of the road West with the gas horizon 4. The (in one Sq of C 400 bought November, 45. it Chesapeake at 278 new Chesapeake Club day) has pressure wells, not far from the ee feet from of N. was 2"' 0. clubhouse, and four $65.00 2 ir at pipe Nelson. 90 drilled feet, a has seco pounds Corinne, pressure completed. well, are well 1933, was Here Chesapeake approximately, and free at feet, year the ductive 360 first running Saturday at same Hast in December, a 95° water at 410 feet 400-foot well drilled last over 100 pounds. greatly pros of safely and west, horizon. for drilling, p22.15 per all The plus 3 hundred pound a Cross has with 110 1944, press cost of the new 359.80 as the cost * wre feet, less c 10%. ure, Pi2 ve John ning, is¢ Larson, regular price who for drilied drilling fellow" Bransford the Jap that 2" no is no second-hand scared well to just but death gas, the by Painter to B/C handle well the because well for has the : driller and no smalier, that water well and that in drilling driller went way pipe upward to choke with mud, and in the and sound ju like long time, the w cave the or ald first in the pipe when "Bransford on these ali began and the be gas, the rig says 365.00, well. water says at a and a him his mud a He but: with the creating pipe. $100.00, his clog after above, pull repeatedly mud welis, him would thinks drillér two made the Pinally, the says completed Bransford the says about then out last should Bransford ig the larger pipe 300 last did negotiating pipe, the chamber water well well in Chesapeake the gas that horizon, a sp short horizon, S The while would dischar . cleared gas Painter he come itself, shoot around the bottom of driller who drilled the Chesapeake, well he believes he didn't so get the as to was scared gas Truly, Wg well Bransford the gas and of for struck are the below to driilers wal ew sf ao , know how coming. Jay T. Harris, PRES. & GEN’L MGR, THEO. LOVENDALE, VICE PRES. ARTHUR E, GRAHAM, TREASURER LEE C. SNEDAKER, SECRETARY 4 PRINTING vy BINDING OFFICE y ENGRAVING EQUIPMENT 62 WrEsT SECOND SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE Ciry, UTAH October was Aa at the . Uhesapneske fe 19, 1933 Club last a 2 <“aeigarenhe = assessments PATRONS NOT SALT HAVING LAKE CHARGE ACCOUNTS REFERENCES. Cc. O. D. ORDERS C. QO. FOR ESTABLISHED D. ORDERS OFFICE FOR WITH US PRINTING EQUIPMENT MUST WILL OR BE SAVE TIME AND CORRESPONDENCE BINDING WILL BE FILLED ACCOMPANIED BY CASH ONLY BY WHEN SUFFICIENT A TO REMITTING DEPOSIT COVER 1S CASH WHEN MADE OF ORDERING, AT TRANSPORTATION LEAST OR 78% CHARGES FURNISHING OF BOTH THE WAYS. PRICE, SATISFACTORY AND October Judge W.ié. Felt salt JEEP H % ~~ were Bradley, Build ing, Lake City, i dg udgee : able on “Tt . 18,1933, Utah. the h proceeds of assessment 25th of September to send cayments we the State Bank a check for. $3085.00, $3000.00 of the amount applying on principal and the remainder on interest, ‘e shall send another ch eck for ¢2500,.00 iy week, hich will take up half of the bonds hel: onds ! Gh the Ban Ban} awn 324 3 4 wae * = and thus acocuit us 07% fre Rie, incur 1c =a by my o commi tment to Mr. Thoma 76 could do more than this Archie, I think, therefore cannot sive you what has been received in however, to learn ae a wiits ten an iv is that that you would be we have been | i 3est i re a ee I rave duel ae ra S» is 2 oo. him the no assurance current year. at the Club and an exact statement as assessment paymentse much able the I so just I knew, interested and relieved to keep our word with October vr a a Je te ia rr i S 5 Press, alt Lake Dear Jay: able on check 18,1933. City, the for Utah. With proceeds 25th of $3085.50, itestoat and the than durine of September &3000, 00 remainc ier assessmamt to of on send the payments the State amount intereste we applying WE were Bank hall a on send another check for $2500.00 this week, which will take up half of the bonds held by the Bank and thus acquit us of the obligation incurred by my canmitment to Mr, Thomase I gave him no assurance that we could do more this cannot received youla& been be ceive abbe in Archie, current year. I think, is assessment Parner th you much to the an exact interested keep our Best regards, word at statement and - with the Club as to just relieved to learn*that the I knew, Banke however, that we een y ha October T.&. Thomas, Liquidating Orden State Bank, Ogden, Utah. Dear em 10 to Mr, glad days you 15,1935. agent, Thomas: Replying to to be able the Club will of to your inform you be able to thereby and 2500.00, letter of that make Vctober 9th, I the taking up within a week or payment a further complete ‘hile the assessClub bonds held by yous of 50% of the October list ment notices were sent out in September, Some assessments were was fixed as the date of payments. paid in advance of that date which enabled us to send Other membet you a check for $3,085.20 on September 25, not so prompt stated, we shall are of delincuincies; second check for and in but a there it few $2500.00. is of will evident days Yours be course able very thst, to truly, be 4s send & numoder above you the JOHN A. MALIA, State Banx CommissioNER den IN LIQUIDATION OF THE N r \ \ how XN HG WMA QAH*E ¥ | N X \ AY be I” s Yu ws WVY QE WW SS N N \ OCIA \ BS N HK yw — ‘\ R QQ T. E. THOMAS, SPECIAL LIQUIDATING AGENT A IN CHARGE OGDEN,UTAH October Bear River Club Company c/o John Browning, Dear ir, Browning: First National Ogden, Utah during a Bank discussion You will with the recall that writer, you on July 19, stated that of which Byilding 50%of from sum of $3,085.20, in least On a September position Committee of $150.00 per share on the outand that you anticipated being at you are now said bonds. you Executive able to take up by October lst. in the 19335 Chairman, were making an assessment standing shares of stock, you 9, to Special the bonds 25th, and we received we are make a further Very truly we hold a wondering payment check on if yours, T. %. THOMAS Liquidating Agent in Charge. OF nnouncement for 19359 BEAR RIVER CLUB COMPANY, Secretary’s To the Regular Members Corporation Office, of the Bear River Club Company, Ogden, Utah, September a 15, 1933 of Colorado: Gentlemen: On our October members at 16th the the CLUB duck shooting HOUSE season will OPENING, open and all preparations OCTOBER The charge for board and lodging will be $3.50 per day. We urge all members to visit the Club at some time 13, during are being made for the reception of 1933. the coming season. Last year the duck shooting was unusually fine during the entire season. There was a large increase in the number of canvasback and redheads on the lake and taken by the members. This year conditions have been excellent throughout the summer, which has been quite dry in Utah, but our sources of water supply have kept the lake up to maximum height and a great abundance of duck food has grown, and a luxuriant growth of tullies and rushes. There has been a fine hatch of birds and there appears to be more ducks than usual on the marsh. There has been no duck sickness on our grounds and practically none on the Federal Project. OPEN SEASON at The Secretary of Agriculture has recently fixed the open season this year in the zone in which our club is located sixty days, from October sixteenth to December fifteenth. ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS NOW PAYABLE Notice is given that, as provided by Article XI of the By-Laws, levied on each regular membership held by you as follows: Annual Assessment of 10% Government Tax Special Assessment on No. 23 the annual and special Assessments | have been Same Total per share use The Annual Assessment is levied for the purpose and benefit of its members.” of paying regular expenses and “to maintain the Club for the Special Assessment No. 23 is for the purpose of payingon the indebtedness. The balance of our bond issue amounting to $28,500.00 matured May 1, 1933. The bank which holds $11,000.00 of the bonds is in liquidation and has insisted upon payment, but an arrangement has been made with them whereby their bonds will be paid out by proceeds from special assessment No. 23. The holders of the balance of the bonds have agreed to a five-year extension, during which time the plan adopted by the Board aims to call a part of those bonds each year. PAYMENT OF ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS The Annual and Special Assessments must be paid to the Treasurer by October 1, 1988. Make all checks and drafts payable to the Bear River Club Company and mail to A. P. Bigelow, Treasurer, Ogden, Utah, who will return 1933 MEMBERSHIP CARD. -Members Members holding one share should remit $205.00. holding two shares. should remit $410.00. BOATS The following rule was adopted by the Board of Directors at a meeting held September 9, 1930: “Owing to the fact that the number of boats owned privately by members is steadily increasing, thereby requiring more room to house them during the inactive season and increasing expense to service them and put in condition to be used during the active season, and because of the further fact that the great number of boats on the river around the guides’ house makes a congestion there, and the fact that a guide much prefers to have one boat in charge during the season instead of changing from boat to boat: “It is, therefore, considered for the best interest of the Club to have boats owned by the Club instead of by members individually. To that end any member who may now be without a private boat is requested not to have one built; but to use the Club’s boats instead; further that any member owning a boat may, if he chooses, turn it into the Club on the following basis, to wit: Estimating the life of a boat at six years, any boat turned in shall be purchased at its original cost less 1/6 of the amount for each year the boat has been in service, the amount remaining credited to the account of the member and against such credit shall be hereafter charged the per diem charge for Club boats used by said member. The ownership of motors not to be disturbed by this arrangement.” HOW TO The REACH THE CLUB: following schedule shows the time Oregon Short Line trains run at present: FROM OGDEN THROUGH BRIGHAM Leave Ogden 12:50 A. M. Leave Ogden This train connects with train to Corinne. Leave Ogden FROM BRIGHAM Leave Brigham Arrive Corinne The following schedule shows the time Electric Trains: Leave Ogden Leave Ogden Utah-Idaho ; .M. . M. : TO CORINNE 10:08 A. M. Central Railway Busses: Leave Leave Company AT busses will run: arrangements should be from Ogden made by OGDEN It is much Club and Ogden Ogden It is uncertain whether taxi can be secured from Brigham to the Club, but telephone from Ogden before going to Brigham on any of the above schedules. TAXI trains surer and more satisfactory to secure taxi at Ogden The Yellow Cab Taxi Company has made the following prices House or from the Club House to Ogden: For a small car, one or more passengers and baggage For a large car, one or more passengers and baggage and drive to the Club. to members of this Club, A truck will run from the Club House to Corinne or Brigham City to handle the mail, baggage Baggage checked to Corinne or Brigham City, Utah, will be taken down by truck. to the and supplies, etc. It is suggested that you notify W. H. Meal, Club Superintendent, Corinne, Utah, of your intended arrival as far in advance as possible, so that he may arrange for the necessary guides, and any other detail you desire handled. In case you haven’t the time to give this by mail, telegraph him via Brigham, Utah, and your message will be forwarded to the Club House by telephone. TELEGRAMS All telegrams to guests while at the Club should be sent care of BEAR RIVER CLUB, via BRIGHAM, UTAH. BLINDS The lake formed by the dike has more than doubled the shooting area and has made many There are so many locations from which to choose that the zone system of numbered this season. An adequate number of blinds will be built before the season opens. new blinds shooting will be points. continued DRAWING FOR Members BLINDS present shall draw each evening for choice of blinds for the succeeding day. REFUGE The setting apart of the Northwest the rule will be continued. VIOLATION OF portion STATUTES—ARTICLE of the Lake as a refuge for birds, has proven so advantageous that XVII No member or guide of this Corporation and no guest shall violate the statutes of Utah, limiting the number birds that may be legally killed by one person in one day. of CIGARS The usual stock of imported, domestic and Key West cigars will be provided. AMMUNITION The usual loads will be on sale at the Club House. If any it is suggested that he write or wire the Superintendent. GAME member wishes a particular load purchased for him LICENSE The gun license for non-residents is fixed at $10.00 and for residents at $2.00. usual with the State Game Warden, so that resident and non-resident members can House. The open season extends from October 16 to December 15, inclusive. Arrangements will be made as get their licenses at the Club GUIDES Article XVI “Guides of the By-Laws reads as follows: shall be assigned to members only in the following manner: “Each guide when he is hired by the Club Superintendent, shall be given a number by which he shall be known during the time of his service. A pin pool bottle and set of balls to correspond with the guide number shall be provided and kept at the Club House office. Each member or guest, when desiring a guide, shall make his selection by shaking a ball from those in the bottle, and the number of the ball he draws shall determine who shall serve him continuously during the time he remains at the Club. At all times the balls remaining in the bottle must represent the unemployed guides.” The following Rule was adopted by the Board of Directors at a meeting held July 7, 1928: “Members who intend to come to the Club in the morning for that day’s shooting, or who plan to arrive in the evening after the drawing for blinds, are requested to notify the Superintendent stating the time they expect to reach the Club. In such cases the Superintendent is authorized and shall draw for blinds for such members after the regular drawing for blinds by members present at the Club House, has taken place.” “A member requiring a guide is urgently requested to notify the Club House Superintendent as long in advance of his visit to the Club as possible, stating estimated number of days he will use said guide, in order that arrangements may be made to secure the necessary number of guides.” LIBRARY At the suggestion of a member, book cases have been provided at the Club House in which to care for such books as the members may care to donate. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the members will be held at the Club House as provided in Article X of the Constitution and By-Laws. Yours on the evening truly, JOHN JAY BROWNING, T. HARRIS, A. P. BIGELOW, Executive Committee. of October 17, 1933, MEMORANDUM Assessments I are-delinquent estimate-:it 13 shares on and believe on may be which the we will 25 shares, necessary finally collect shares:amounting The Club .....-. and if it it would It more effect owns. sells own. is than and « « © « « « to amount due . .« that we may have to estimate and we can only Assessment Shares which it Bullen Estate: Day H.C. Day Grant Nutting may be Estates Devine Royal Eccles Patterson Est. Randall Hstate Talmadge Shares will 1 2 1 L 1 2 4 2 1 L buy in 4 or guess what sell are: have. necessary « » $ 8,710,900 « « « e _5,6945,00 | on shares o & Special . . . « « « « » © « 0 « ef 59065.00 e the CAs to amount acquires .15 shares possible above & to. sell assessments the other:12 now to amounting to $130.00 570,00 205.90 2385.90 285.00 2,820,900 1,050.90 260,00 130.90 130,90 $5,945.00 5: Joun srownine, eer coos §=—s OTP OFFICE JAY T. HARRIS, A. P. BIGELOW, Ra VICE PRES., SEC.-TREAS., SALT LAKE Mepar Pie, OGDEN G. W. VALLERY, ASST. Sk&C’Y, DENVER EXECUTIVE KRiner Club Oo i. OFFICE OF oO COMMITTEE GDEN, ea DIRECTORS @ J. C. G. SECRETARY : U L. NEELY, BECKER, BROOKLINE, a MASS. OGDEN A. P. BIGELOW, OGDEN JAY T. HARRIS, SALT LAKE City TAH GEO. W. VALLERY, DENVER JOHN BROWNING, OGDEN JOHN BROWNING, OGDEN A. P. BIGELOW, OGDEN JAY T. HARRIS, SALT LAKE OGDEN, UTAH. September 15, 1925. Mr. John ‘agentes dy Sf 2 a. + “ win & tocxkhol + Y seca } a 2% te hee 2 Min Se tthe ie Bs & 2 hive eeIo ton 8 te aa B2078 rs ty and a eh See ea 4 [> Firs eA Lo on ler LeU re } pat Meee. Sas _ = * ravi tts 3 has ALAS, root eed iwata Pte we Ye bs BS 2 SOUTHERN JULIUS TITLE CAPITAL AND WANGENHEIM GEORGE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ON IN REPLY REFER & TRUST SURPLUS TO SAN OVER COMPANY $500,000 HEYNEMAN R. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY THE DIEGO, S. REED PLAZA CALIFORNIA 940 THIRD AVE., September PHONE F 3151 12, 1933. Mr. John Browming, President, Bear River Club Co., Ogden, Utah. Dear lir. Browning: for your kind On behalf letter of the Randall of September Estate, 9th on the Randall membership from September Unfortunately, it is we want extending the to seems impossible the circumstances, we sale for the Estate to pay propose the membership be impossible. Under of 26th to October 26th. the assessments in the hope of possibly selling the some later dates To sell,in San Diego,a membership club thank you date membership at in a Utah duck offered for sale for $100.00 net to the Randall Estate, apparently a fraction of its real value, but it even this small sum rather than nothing at all. We hope membership to that some seems which is best this nominal price will enable you one of your acquaintance. ~Ka—-c Gn fips peatm the Sincerely to to sell Teta: yours, SOUTHERN TITLE.& TRUST COMPANY, as Trusteeof the W. M. Randall me F Geo. Exec. Estate. Heyneman, Vice~President. get File 1925 q Southern san September Title Diego, & Trust 9,1933, Company, California. Attention Exec. Gentlemen: George Vice Heyneman, President tI regret that I cannot suggest anything helpful in your letter of September 6 relative to the share | held by the Randall “state in the Bear River Club Co. reply to of stock Based upon the lowest prices that have come to our notice for Club shares, there is undoubtedly an equity in the Randall share; the difficulty, however, is to find a buyer. The Club already has a number of shares in its treasury and some effort has been made to dispose of these shares in order that the proceeds might aid in carrying omr running expenses, The little success with which we have met is indicative of the difficulty of selling hunting club shares at this time. To any man who enjoys duck hunting one of these shares at £500.00 both the is a bargain, but it inclination and the Mr. was a Randall is not easy money. to find a man with highly esteemed member of extend the of from the Club, but our Board recently decided that in fairness to the members who are keeping up their dues and loyaly supporting the Club no other course was possible than te cancel the delincuent shares, ‘Ye will, however, date sale september 26 until Cctober 26 in order that you may have some additional time in which to try to effect a sale. If the assessment could be paid and the share carried for another year by the Estate, there is a fair chance that a buyer could be found at a price of 7400.00 or $500.00. .It is possible that someone in your organization or among your acquaintances might be interested, if informed. The Club is really a sphendid property and its membership is made up of an exception-= ally high class of mens It is probably the best duck club in the United furnish of If him assisting States, e prospect should be found, all information relative to you to make the sale, we shall the Club President. be as glad to a means SOUTHERN JULIUS TITLE & TRUST CAPITAL WANGENHEIM AND GEORGE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ON IN Rie wate tex TO SURPLUS SAN COMPANY $500,000 HEYNEMAN R. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY THE DIEGO, OVER S. REED PLAZA CALIFORNIA 940 THIRD AVE., Cantamhor ead Far? i Ji 4.4 1 TTT rT © dn stsOe ded ded ea ae i Af ur 448 eS Ne LLG TOTTCT AN WoANY . : AGS@eR V a * the Est ata SF ~ we UW We uf WLI ALY eR od PHONE A ‘9 F 3151 1922 ; SJBua x before to him turn payment into all our In ah interview wit proposal to levy an over the total the deteils proceeds on the Club bonds of of ay Thomes this morning I isid assessment of °150 per share and this assessment to him as inasmuch as the final hel¢ by the bank. the hiatabei tien. was that he accepted the proposal, adding ential amount should not bé realized he the subjects a. It is unnecessary first to go result the condition that if e subwould be obliged to reopen I did not paint too rosy « pieture of what the result of the essesement ¢ might be, but told him I felt reasonably conficent that <a give ® remainder of this year anc next year, we could take up all - course, is hd. be fai to to kad : bonds “end eage well mgt h i. 14 at satisfied ™ the - cite “ . same with time keep liquidation the ‘ up but attitude ah. the in.the end of our Board, 3 him. regards, Sincerely interest. yours, h He, he of seemed to as presented eh ae ae om, Jud ge Ve Felt My &OPrac iley g Building, Salt “ake City, Uteh Judger Tn an interview with Mr. Thomas this morning I laid before him our proposal to levy an assessment of $150 per share and to. turn over the total proceeds of this assessment to him as a first payment into all was that on the Club the detsils he accepted stantial amount the subject, of the should helc by the bank, of the conversation, the proposal, adding not be reelized he It is unnecessary to go aig be. obliged reopen inesmuch as the finel result the condition that if a sub- nae 4.4 ‘¢ to I did not paint too rosy a Bh ture of what the result assessment might be, but told him eLt: x onably confident if given that bonds the remainder of this year anc nied tec we cova take He, of up the inte: snd at the same time keep to seemed ha end course, is eager to expedite Liquidation but in the presented as be fairly well satisfied with the attitude of ouz Board, up all ae the bonds * Ci hits +. ee | With best& regards, Vig Sincerely JB~VB yours ms ww Leise ¥, . L1QOTRE S » eunidatine a a Onden, _eo Bun & Tt ty Utah. Acont eye ath ee. I hope aken to the to pardon of June the14;long letter oy be urable you rep Board a the thet partly and Club Orden the feet been due to partly in is located at present so stiil has scattering wider of aan been vacationinge position of the Sank, as "27th, and fully appreciate the on the other hand, licuidation,. expedite t> your desire 4 Club is erestly embarrassed by the difficulty of collecting an assessment at this ee @ have doudtiess one of the ost substantial memberships of any similar olub in the country, dut our members ha ve suffered like | the rest of gan sgh ich would pay world during recent years and ar Rg off the »onds held 5, the Bank a the rate of 62000.00 a month would be « severe Brant the resources of many of set forth in I understand the your letter of Ha thes 4 om endesworeng to get the Soard with as little delsy as possible and hope to be this within a week Ye sholl at that time consid proposal and we esha. ‘0 Brprvart jamygan we can to me reculrements of your licuidstion aaf #522 pag a if tae Sd eS ere ¥€ ts progrdit. yrer af ae © ws vEULT» Chairaan = .ve@ Cormittec. Mr. e/o 62 Salt Jay T. Harris, West Second Arrow Press, Lake City, D ear J ay persuade either ponds South Utah, Ste, :. An effort was made throueh our local ettorney to the Liquidating Agent of the Parva State Bank to held give by us that two years in institution, which or to take up to accept the bonds Club of a refundine iSSUCs A copy of the letter from Mr, Thomas answering this proposal is enclosed, This letter was siven by Archie to Attorney Johnson with ea recuest thet he confer with Woolley, attorney for the Bank, and try to eet easier terms for use Archie has been away for several days and will not be back until probably the end of the weeks askine S et About whether a we week had ago taken I received any action a note upon from the Mr. Thomas proposal forth in his letter, Upon iearning thet Archie is not to be back for a few days, I *phoned Mr. Johnson and he came up this morning to my office. With his cooperation I dictated the letter of which copy is encloseds 3; soon as possible after Archie's return we should have a Board meeting and take some action, Just what action we can take is speculet tive and I am considerably perturbed by our emma g certainly, however, we cannot let the matter drift a thereby ‘exelte the animosity of the Liquidating Acente reese has expressed the opinion that & cmall group of members migcht be versuaded to carry the bonds held by the Bank, It is possible that this might be done, but for my part I am opposed to asking any group of members to assume an obligation in which I could not myself participate; and at the present time I have burdens enough without te kine on ano ther. matter Mr. is It seems through Johnson he to me that the only way to thandle the a special assessment. In talkine with sugzested that, as a the one offered us by Mr. Thomas, we extension of time which would permit ments far enough Club membershipe apart That to avoid the danger seems compromise might us to proopasal to | ask for an levy two assess- danger of disrupting the to me to be very real, JeTeHe =2= June 26-33 and a single assessment large enough held by the Bank might so reduce our Club would be seriously crippleds to take up membership the bonds that the I am giving you this brief outline of our problemas it now stands in order that you may have time to give thought to it, and immediately upon Archie's return I shall JB3:MS Encl. suceest the calling With best regards, of a meeting. JOHN 4 SSN a. OB SN \ NA SY SN SSB A. MALIA, Strate Banx ComMiIssIoNER IN LIQUIDATION OF THE \ S hs \ WEEK NN a MK gh T. E. THOMAS, Sprciau LIQUIDATING AGENT IN CHARGE OGDEN,UTAH. June 14, 1933 The Bear River Club Company c/o John Browning, Chairman, Executive First National Bank Building, Ogden, Committee Utah Dear Mr. Browning: will be pleased which we made bonds, in our If to it hear is convenient from in connection letter of May you with 27. Yours Special at this concerning the Bear very truly, time, the River T. E. THOMAS Liquidating Agent we proposition Club in Charge. JOHN A. MALIA, Strate Banx Commission=R IN LIQUIDATION OF THE T. E. THOMAS, SpecraL LiqumpaTiInae AGENT IN CHARGE OGDEN,UTAH May 27, 1933 The Bear River Club First National Bank Dear Mr. Browning: the Bear River Club State Bank c/o John Browning, Ogden, to Utah your request the Ogden Company Chairman, Executive Building, Committee | I have Company, of April at 25. is now hand and As the have financial given explained in liquidation statement considerable in my and, previous of course, of thought letter, we are not in a position to continue to carry on for any appreciable length of time. However, I realize that conditions at present are difficult and I am desirous of extending every consideration to your company. Of course you will appreciate that there are two sides to the proposition; one being that you find it dif- ficult to refinance, and the other that the depositors of the Ogden State Bank are very much in need of their funds -— a great many of them being in destitute circumstances. I direct your attention to these facts in order that you will appreciate why it is necessary that we give you a limited amount of time. We do not feel that we will be able to extend payment of the obligation over a period of three years as requested in your letter, nor do we feel that we could However, $2,000.00 accept we will a new be issue willing a month until of to bonds accept in lieu the of those proposition we of hold. the bonds whichwe hold have been re- tired. We trust that you will find this proposition within your reach, and regret that we are unable to comply entirely with your request. We will be pleased to hear fram you at your earliest opportunity. Yours ee , we Special very truly, ——— ee igs a as tT, EB. THOMAS Liquidating Agent in Charge. May 5,1933, Oeden State GC Ve , oe - Bank, Attention Mr,.T.U. Thomas. entlemen: Replying to your letter of May 2d, the Club statement which we send out to the members each year is just now being printed and should be ready by Monday of next weeks A copy will be sent to you immediately upon receipt of the supply from the printer, Yours : very eet sme eae tare truly, an ot sy 1 we er y ae Wie C ORE 4D 2 RT i,’ JOHN » A. MALIA, Strate Banx CommissionER IN LIQUIDATION OF THE \ ayy \@~ BR SAN\ ES \ A E EN \ VY Ge 8 Nerd, WOK \ ee AGL OF GFWh ea Yu AS \ Boe \\ WS N T. E. THOMAS, SprcraL LiqguipaTine AGENT IN CHARGE OGDEN, UTAH May The Bear River Club First National Ogden, Utah Bank e/o John Browning, Company Chairman, Building, Executive 2, 1933 Committee Gentlemen: inst., we statement of the In regards to your letter of April 25th would prefer having a financial and operating of your oompany before considering the extension payment of State Bank is in a position in to Of course you are aware that the liquidation and, for that reason, grant an extension of time of any your statement matter. as above bank holds. siderable length. the principal However, on the if you requested, Yours bonds which will forward very truly, we shall this to Ogden is not con- consider us the ———» 7.2. tomas ~~ Special Liquidating Agent in Charge —> = — ris r*? © ont co e, ry « | r ee ud ¢ J OY oo bid <7 4 2 Pe 2 ¥ # ote Ww ve ry orm < = * 7 > — & the application rej ecte iQ kne w you would be elad to . t& s G rs & ah ? ¥t # gs4 get a 1B. 7 e eal are 58 i- eae -? ~~ i. b ey > ob Ps THE STATE OFFICE OF UTAH OF STATE ENGINEER SALT LAKE OIrrTy March 27, 1933. GEO. M. BACON STATE Bear River % John Ogden, Dear Club Browning, Sir: RE: rejecting Edward by President, Utah. This day Company, Ryan is the the to APP. advise above granting NO. you 11313. that I am this entitled application of was which protested you. Yours very State Engineer. S> Beis by truly, ENGINEER JOSEPH CHEZ ATTORNEY GENERAL THE STATE OF UTAH JOHN S. OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SALT LAKE D. RIGE D. HUFFAKER G. A. ZELPH GILES S. GALDER DEPUTIES CITY SHRED = i 4° Lt jes /} aa ALtKkk y | “ — fi 4 " Se oP oe i f U/ pty i & Pa P AWVL a fe 7 oe 4 x — es: “GA Wj } eG Z 4 oe ¥ 'S bruary Mr. 9s3 we 2 Bigelow Johnson, for tongs bo af number 4 has of just been hag has in and expiainee = looked after the Club” stronely years, oe 6 * LvOod0e advised agains sohason? s office tiement with Ryan of which I toid you, his opinion would in effect settle nothing since iat the deal to file immediatey our revised were “not vrepared 3 {do not know why we cannot be prepare ze Lic: while favoring few days but Mr. Bigelow, naturally did not Like * aot contrany — t+, the Club's familiar with * a lawyer who is 3ieelow onee vet from Ryan and have has on back gone ~hatever ts snmot.a I shell appreciate In the meantime v7 of his Cook the exact details send up to mé as ge As 3: turned has been yg t newly come felt itt would the whole matter over . years for the Club an siness of Seatsaat > high office be becomine to ne Regards, BRADLEY & PISCHEL FELT BUILDING P.O. SALT LAKE CiTy, WILLIAM M. BRADLEY WILLIAM PISCHEL Browning, Ogden, Box |IOI6 UTAH February 43rd, 1933. the of January, Esq., Utah. John: I have given that at duly the this I sale, placed subject time £1,000.00. for by received understand that we have but limitation on Utah stockholders Utah know we Fall approaches we know of any Salt Lake addition to any one am man B/C a that situation few going to make effort to in that price see have Utah Denver the with Utah treasury, it would the $1,000.00. who would take a membership, now hold. Mr. he do take a couple of than Harris or was place get could that four to what memberships or be able less much three should be may we an very memberships in man to very and members meeting might and any the the he doubt at memberships time about the are at in I place seem were thought. could the cast 26th we you this little of year and any would some favor the If people of. your find memberships $1,000.00. said I do not one in or that out. As he I wish [I myself, but I not. to I hope carry the that the bonds arrangement held by the AS ever, can State be made Bank. yours, with Mr. Fleish- Jay T. Harris, PRES. & GEN’L MGR. THEO, LOVENDALE, VICE PRES. ° BARR ESS 3) PRINTING y BINDING OFFICE 62 Wrst y ARTHUR E, GRAHAM, TREASURER Ler C. SNEDAKER, SECRETARY ENGRAVING EQUIPMENT SECOND SOUTH STREET SALT Lake City, UTAH January Mre John Ogden, Utah. Dear 30, 1933 Browning, Jack: I was glad to get your letter and I approve your idea in reference to new members. It seems to me, however, that it will be impossible to interest anybody, at this time of the year, in our shares at $1000.00; possibly that amount might be secured before the opening of next season, assuming, of course, business conditions are no worse than now. SeAt t this time whether shares can be placed at more than 2500.00. just that I doubt went down to see George Mueller yesterday and pretended that we had selected him to take up the bonds for us, at least those at the Ogden State Bank. George explained very carefully that he could not consider the proposition at this time. Then I explained very carefully that I had not expected that he would do it. If it should come to a showdown, though, I am sure George would do his part and he is going to keep the new member matter in mind and do what he can. At present I have no prospect for members outside of the three or four Duckville members that Paul Keyser would like to get in the club, but I don't think these men are very enthusiastic at present. I will see Vr. Bradley and we will try to secure some members here, but think you and Archie had better get together and give us a better share price to work with. I sincerely hope be favorable. Mr. Fleischman's Quack. PATRONS NOT SALT HAVING LAKE CHARGE ACCOUNTS REFERENCES, c. O. D. ORDERS C. 0, FOR ESTABLISHED D. ORDERS OFFICE FOR WITH US PRINTING EQUIPMENT MUST WILL OR BE quack: SAVE TIME AND BINDING WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY = answer sae to you and CORRESPONDENCE FILLED CASH ONLY to BY WHEN SUFFICIENT A TO Archie's letter will Archie, REMITTING DEPOSIT COVER IS CASH WHEN ORDERING, MADE OF LEAST AT TRANSPORTATION OR 753% CHARGES FURNISHING OF BOTH THE WAYS, PRICE, SATISFACTORY AND }) 7: memD¢ ~ yan y ry . 4 j ; * Myf SKie id = Te A whe . | “7y riv vo <2 honhornorable %,, hes ~~ & - tion rey Www ct pnd ~ >@ > # ® ‘ 7 > ex, hee oceur$F i 3 j ¢ ” » e Sy? se si tgs hed yet ae) . ake * £; TT J 4 eerkh -yine ma ture re Aa 1 + we % Siit ms | le hein eo maile d On ete thee eel ¥Y to Kis te @ a NA rt 7 = Pe : Qf aecreed “7a . ~~ UG: ¢, ae) o Ja anus Py 26,1953, oo - ‘ir = C4+ 7 +.y THA &/ u G f?G A ® 3 Archie fo “ere 4 v¥Glwe de vw compile ys Yr emb ersh askead see short a tT id = the he dete equ oh 1intanc : just been him what has i 9a et ¢ A RASA of Utah list oe in on h oe OU: to se ag : talk iM fairly “% s ours seles > 1 at 2 Tw o & £4 oF thought minimum oo tm ~ a s Sad some in tO A ; over thouehnt of residents Se 3 nyone the oO} sch > ome O00 o a 3 VY ne Club tessa were ine that all, <2 f ee he * CF . i fae u ii] if “ THT ~~ ¥¥ * seo! | a “ee e¥ ™ AS SS Ge. wf er] arrvying the he 1a hy Tit) ay 4? = var : : su1¢4 | Leht best ta St ‘ee inve stment. #8nN aos To _ aad ee Pleishman tha oh od mature 7 il ~~ > atm ern ep vn ‘2 L +e UG pe i re@ards, ‘af $2 ” panes +the s - ~~ te 3 Gh on it } Li:& . 8 ‘ ty