The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20
TACOMA NEWS.
The RAnkerA' Convention = The
spsrtsmSn's Tournament.


TacoMA, June ia.-~The convention
of the bankers OF Washington was
helo in Parlor.A of the Tacoma, and
was attended bv representatives OF
The following banks; First National,
sp4ague; Second National. Cola /;
Bic Bend National. Davenport:
El,ea=barg National, Ben. f. enipes
& Co., Eilenshsrg; skngit County
rank, La connor; First Ma.
tianal, Wha,rom. Commercial bank
FIRST National. Vancouver: Yakima
National, North Yakima; Bank oG
Cor nserce. pglonse city; setwars Il
Nasfsr~on. puyalliip; bank of spo-
kane Falls, First National, Spokane
Loan, Trust and Savings, Spokane
National, Sp kane savings, Citizens
National, Exchange National, Browne
National and Traders National. OF
Spokane Falls: Belfingham Bay
National. sehome, and Merchants
National. National Bank of Com
merce, Traders bank, Washington
National. Pacific National and Citi-
zens' bank. of Tacoma
Mayor Wheeiwright delivered an
address of welcome, aud Mr.. III. l..
Gastet OF Spokane Falls was elected
temporary chairman OF the eonyen-
ton and Mr.. w. X. Abrams Of Eiieps.
burg secretary. Mr.. samuel Collyer,
cashier of the Merchants National
bank Of Tacoma, addressed the
convention. stating that the meeting
had been called for the purpose ef
organizing a bankers' association of
Washing on, whose purpose 1t was 10
secure proper legislation 10 guard
against crime and enhance the social
relations Of it's members
A committee cansisting of Samuel
Coiiver. e. T.. Ma~t@rson. Of Tacoma.
II. l.. Gutter. Spokane Falls, w. X.
Abrams. of EIlenssurg. ard w. W.
Nichols, of North kakima, were APP
pointed 10 formulate a constitution.
Ahont 1 O'Clock this afternoon the
bankers went on an excursion around
the barber, ON an invitation from the
Pacific Coast Navigation Company.
Alta meeting of the Washington
Bankers' Association this evening
the following ciiicers were elected :
President. VI. l.. Cssfer. spokaneFalfs. !.
first. second and third vice-presidents.
4. p. Mastsrson, Tacoma; l.. An
keuy, waila wssla, and Louis
sohfss, Vancouver, respectively; Sec
retary. Samuel ColIyss. Tacoma, !,
treasurer, Il. X. Abrams. EiIensburg.
Tire chair then appointed John ~.
Cornsst. OF North Yakima, A. A-
Cannon, os Spokane Falls. Jacob
Farsh. al seattle. III. u. isandsrs, of
Port Townsend. aud John r.
tsewey. ct Olympia an sx-
se5sstve COMMITTEES. A ronstisu-
sissn setting forth the poser AMI
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