The Irish standard., 1892-03-19
A Young Giant In Finances, Such
May Well be Said of the Irish
American Bank.
INCORPORATED NOV. /, 1888
Tt is Now Second to None in Point
of Stability, Prompt Dealing or
Accommodation.

and substantial DOCKS OA tuo C1by, AiAou
with fabrics from all parts of the world
and every variety of natural or manutact-
ured product for the home, the work
shops or the field ard swarming with
buey clerks and merchants, infused with
energy by confidence in the ability OF the
banking institutions to aid them in their
enterprising projects on demand, are the
attractions that draw people to this met
ropolis and add to it's population and
wealth. The Irieh-American Bank is
one of these active, working forces. From
it's commodious and convenient build
ing. on the corner of Fourth street and
Hennepin avenue, it exerts potent IN
fluence among the business circles OF
Minneapolis and the state. 1t may be
we'll termed young giant in finances as
it was incorporated on November /, 1885,
and now, after career OF little more
than three years, it is second to no bank
in tho state in point of stability, prompt
dealing and in the faculty OF accommo-
dalton, so necessary in all business CEN
tere where the advancement OF mutual
interests promotes success in common.
Tte officers are men of tried integrity
and ability. J. 8. Coughlin IS president.
His name and face are familiar through
ont the Northwest and to those who
have visited it. For thirty years he has
been a conductor on the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad ana his
genial methods have endeared him to
the patrons of that line. He is also
heavily interested in large stationery
house in Spokane Falls and a director IN
this bank. J. E. Gould is vice~presldent
and director. His intimate knowledge
of the banking business was acquired IN
an experience of quarter OF a century.
Before moving to Minneapolis he was
cashier of the First National Bank at
Delaware, Ohio subsequently he was
cashier of the City Bank of this city for
five years. The we'll known counsellor
and advocate, Judge j. P. Rea, is dl-
rector. His active career in this city is
we'll known. lie was business manager
Of the Tribune and afterwards Judge OF
the District Court. The Grand Army
of the Republic at it's encampment IN
this city elected him commander in chief
on account of his distinguished So vices
in the field. He is now busy in the ex-
acting duties of his profession. Martin
Ring, another director, belongs to the
we'll known firm of Ring and Tobin, one
of the largest and most substantial firms
Of stone contractors in the state. M. W.
Nash. also a director, is a capltalls1
whose wealth places him among the SOLID
men of the city. He has resided here
thirty years and is now county comm's-
sioner although be has never sought pol
itical preferment. The other directors
are:
Frank w. Shaw, OF the law firm OF
Kitchel, Cohen & Shaw. He is bright
young lawyer possessing the confidence
Of all who know him. Hovey Q. Clark
treasurer of the Hall & Ducey Lumber
Company and a partner in the 4. H.
Shevlin Lumber Company; Mathe"
Walsh. sketch of whom appears IN
another column of to-day's STANDARD;
Richard Welsh, the successful railroad
contractor; Judge Corrigan, OF the Pro
bate Court who had made an envlaole
reputation as a lawyer before being
elected and has made record on the
bench without flaw, his being the most
responsible court in the county, where
vast estates and interests and the rights
of orphans and widows have to be pro
tected by the Judge in accordance with
equity and the law, and T. 3. Bishop,
secretary of the American Building and
Loan Association, The cashier, j. G.
Scallen, has had long experience in
financial matters. He was secretary OF
the Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Loan Association and added greatly
in pushing that institution to it's present
prosperous condition.
The following is statement OF the
condition of the Irish American Bank OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, at the close OF bust
ness February End, 1892:
RESOURCES.
Bills Receivable. $346, 559.91
Furniture and Fixtures. -. 10000
Due from Banks. 32,472.2O
Cash $685.. SO
$43C, 7l9.47
LIABILITIES.
Capital ................ s10o,Oo0.Oo
Undivided Profits. 49,. 1924 rs
DEPOSITS. 316,39471
Dividends unpaid. 10000
$3.50, 719.47
Isl I hereby certify the above to be cor
rect.
J. @. SoALLEN,
Cashier.
The Irish American Bank has been 9
SUCCESS since the day of opening and its