The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
AUXILIARY PROVIDED FOR
American Bankers Entertain Trust
Company Section" Amendment.

American Bankers Entertain Trust
Company Section" Amendment.
ST. Louis, Mo, Sept 4.-Promptly at
10 o'clock President Pullen of the Anleri-
can Bankers association, raped for or
der and presented Rev. Samuel j. Mic
coils, DID,, who made the openig prayer.
Vice presidents, representing each of
the several states were named, includ-
ing the following: Arizona, NJ. 3. Haz-
eltine, Prescott; California, s. PrentiSs
Smith, San Francisco; Colorado, j. H.
Moffatt, Denver; Idaho, c. w. Moore,
Boies City; Indian Territory, Don Lacey
Ardmore; Iowa, Fred Heinz, Davenport;
Kansas, p. L. Bonebrake, Topeka; Mis-
souri,. breckenridge Jones, st. Louis;
Montana, l.. H. Hershtield. Helena;
Nebraska, f. II. Davis, Omaha; New
Mexico, j. H. Reynolds, Albuquerque;
North Dakota, G. B. Little, Bismarck;
Oklahoma, ]. A. Slime, Alva; Oregon,
John A. Devline, Astoria; South Da-
kota. John Clay, Jr., Bslle FOurche;
Texas, c. c. Hemming. Gainesville;
Utah, H. II. Young, Salt Lake City;
Washington, Jacob Furth. Seattle; Wy
oming, Henry CT. Haye. Cheyenne.
Under the head of unfinished business,
Mr.. Joseph Hendrix presented the fol-
lowing amendment to the bylaws:
Resolved, That the bylaws of this
association be amended by the adoption
of the following:
"A section of the association to be
known as the Section of trust compa-
MES" is hereby established, which shall
meet annually in connection with the
meeting OF this association.
THE scope of the section shall en-
brace matters of interest to trust COM
panies in 50 far as such matters are dis
tinct from banking. 1t may report to
the association, and affairs relating TO
trust companies may be referred 10 it.
Its program and proceedings may be
published from time to time, together
with the program and proceedings OF
this association.
''All trust companies, members Of this
association. who desire may enroll them
selves as members of the section.
The executive council OF this asSocia-
ton shall have supervision over the Sec
ton and may make such provision for
it as TO such council may seem wise'
The matter Of selecting the next meet
ing place of the conyen ton was referred
to the executive council Detroit was
the only bidder for this honor.
Mr.. NJ NJ. White OF Cincinnati then
read the report OF the nominating COM
mittee.
After the committees report had been
adopted the newly elected officers were
installed. The clearing house discus
sion was declared off and the after
noon was spent by the delegates driv-
ing around the city. This evening the
delegates were entertained at q banquet
given at the Planters hotel.
Under the amendment authorizing the
organization of a trust company section
OF the Association, several representa-
uves Of trust companies met shortly af-
eer the adjournment of the association
and effected a temporary organization.
Henry NJ. DeckeTt. Of The Common
wealth Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany of Pennsylvania. was chosen
Chairman and Breckenridge Jones of
The Mississippi Valley Trust company.
OF St Louis, secretary and member %
an executive COMMITTEES.
MesSrs. Deokert and Jones' were au-
chorizod 10 confer with trust company
representatives and nh out the list OF
officers and comm, ttesmen.
Bylaws were adopted vesting the af-
faArs o. the section IN a chairman and
wee chairman Of The section and an ex-
ecUave COMMITTEES ID nine members.
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