Hobson v. Security State Bank

May 22, 1925, appellant, a resident of Tooele, Utah, deposited $1,600 (as an interest bearing time deposit, at 5 per cent) in the Security State Bank of Ashton, Idaho. At the same time she also deposited for safekeeping in the bank the certificate of deposit (No. 4162) and other valuable papers and documents belonging to her. Of this amount of money $1,500 had been formerly deposited by appellant in 1920, also under a time certificate of deposit, while she was a resident of Fremont County in this state. At that time it was her custom to let the payment of interest go from one to three years…