The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
End of the Annual Convention
Of National Bankers.
The ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Jacob Furth, of This City, Chosen as
o Vice-President.
The Next Annual Meeting to Re Held
at Derroit-Ihe Association Es,ab-
fishes Il Section for the ConsIdera-
tiol of Trusts-lhe Clearing House
Discussion Postpoaed-A Banquet nj
the Planters Hotel.

s.. Louis. Sept. 2i.-Promp;ly At -
o'clock President Puilen OF tina American
Bankers Association raped for order
Under the head OF unfinished business Mr.
Joseph Hendrix presented an amendment
% the bylaws. providing for the esta5-
lisaInent q a section OF the association
% be known as 'ti1c section Of trust con-
paules." whose scope shall embrace mat
teys OF interest - trust companies. inso-
far as the matters arc distinct from bank
ing The matter Of selecting the next
meeting place Of The convention was re-
fsryed 10 the executive council. Detroit
was the only bidder for this honor
Mr. NJ NJ White. OF Cincinnati. then
read tae report of the nominating com
mittee whica was as follows. PreSident,
Captain RooeTt II. Lowry. president az
tho Lowry Banking company. Atlanta.
Ga: vire president Joseph G. Hendrix.
oT the First Nationa! Union bank of New
York
Executive council Nominated by defe-
gates Of state bankers association, for
ehres years. George NJ Reynolds. cash
;er Tses 1Io.nss National bank, Des Mot1e@.
Ia. 4 4 Fuxsley. president Westchester
County National bank. FeeksklH, a,
JEAN H. Lea1herx. cashier Louisville
gauking Company. Louisville John =.
Nulty. cashier Merchants National bank,
g-hfcaEc. 2 r. Rushfon. cashier Fourth
Thou2Eon. cashier Boa:sTen bark. 81.
I.oas Ava il Trowhr.age. cashier Ma
tsoYal Bank of NoFth America. New J ERIK
A G. Anderson. cashier ST. fAGul Natnmal
bank. - PaaI. 7. J. Latham. cashier
Memphis National bank. Memphis W J.
Cocker. president Commercial Savings
bank. Asavsan. Mieh. Fer cne year. i.
". Tracy. Esrst %stioga, bark. spring
field III.
A4ee presidents representing rae' o iAe
several sta.es Wcge named oy elec,ins the
following
arixona. y z Hagel'.ne. Prescott. cal
lforuia. = PEenslss smith. san Francisco.
Colorado. =. II NeTatf. Denver. ltahc.
q; w Moore E0sSs I8tY. lnat81 d"ffi-
tar. IAon Lacey. Ar4nore. Iowa fTFd
ffeinz davenport: Kansas T. J.. Bone
A~sk.. Toaeka. Missouri. FTec afnfgaEs
Jones. S. Icgis: Montana l. tt fteTss~
feEsf Helena %easrAf Aa- r. 't Davis,
OMAHA New Mexsee. !. :. Reygl0l r, A.
g.s.otaernue. North DAKOTA. q r. l8tsff.
fs.s-rsarfs<. Oklahoma. J. a s>E7ne. Ava.
oregon. Iahn \ Devan. Astoria So'fih
raaEafa John CLAY. 81. Belle Four tsts
7-s-ss q a. Ff@rnna3os. Gainesville {fau.
H r. Young. saIi Lake Ctix v asns1sto4i
Jarsa Furta. Seattle. y Sou4iIg. f1rSfF
- EGav. GHeyanne
.sssr ,s.. committee reperf isa8 bern
ss<r,~s ne newly elected o:flcers we're
soataJ{rE Thr clearing house discussion
AS declared ofT. and tfe afternoon - IA
e~srs }v IRE delegates driving @fa'if ia@
e.s< Tnfs everlrE the aefsE@tfs were *ft-
,er.ss,ea a. n banquet gwen a. ine 4 lart-
ers notei
r-nse~ the amendment Authorizing s@N
c~~ansxatior of q trysss csFn paz1y ser4l@1a
- .ne asssz-sz tieg. Eawr~ai TFFrts-si -ii4 ~
- +r-tss companies useS aaovSsy after ms
.ss...-~-.s-e ssf ne association ard s8trt-
..a 3 seElpy~agy org @s.ixa.&3t7 &trFsFS 81
( Tes-xe~ of fns Csox1racr asaszA 1ffse r.
Z es~aa~e anf Trust COMPANY 81 s'eE1Ass 70
ga-sa aas EA0seu chairman. 2H4 tire A.
s..ess.A F~nea of thN IS seasaF gu4 valley
( Tressf Company. e -. i<s@.s sess' ary.
80 .-.s~esvs II tae xse-Et5*e ese1s r. tsre
xf~x~~s. Tserksr ana Jones were ass a2sri s<sa
- l.ssafn- xlrh srs.ss company TsI1Fess Ei2.s-
~s.s "a fsst cut sh~ reaz cE fae ~st of
{ essFn~rs ard CoEz zsSttef zrss z
{ pv-aas wsre adog<et veStaiS 30 -
SEA oe ERE s<crsan .a nz ex@e4s4es ca-a-
( xnsesrg nf nBAe members.