The Washington times., 1905-10-13

ne speaker was aDplauded several
minutes by the bankers
toliowing this. few short talks were
made by various delegates on technical
subjects of interest to bankers. Then
nominations. and the election of officers.
State Representatives.
The vice presidents chosen for the
States were:
Alabama-E. J, Buck. president City
Bank and Trust Company. Mobile.
Alaska-s- A Bonniheld. president
First National Bank. Fairbanks.
Arizona-P. p. Greer, cashier First
National Bank. Clifton.
Arkansas. S Faulkner, cashier
First National Bank. Helena.
California;. E. Bowles. president
American National Bank. San Fran
3 Colorado-Irving Howbert. vice presi-
dent First National Bank. Colorado
Springs.
Connecticut-Hon. A Chamberlain
president Home National Bank, Meri-
Delaware-John Richardson. jr.. presi-
dent National Bank Of Delaware. VIII
minston-
District of Columbia-John Joy Edison,
president Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Washington.
iantic 'S. National Bank. .i Jacknsonviiie' Is e' "
Georgia-W f. McCauley, vice presi-
dent. Savings Bank and Trust Company
Idaho-M. j. Flohr. cashier, First Ma
tonal Bank, Wallace.
Illinois, A. Goddard president. Fort
Dearborn National Bank, Chicago.
Indiana-W, L. Springer, cashier, Far
mers and Merchants Bank, Elizabeth
town.
Indian Territory-G. w. Barnes, presi-
dent. Commercial National Bank, Mus
Iowa-C. B. Mills, cashier, People,s
Trust and Savings Bank. Clinton.
-Kansas-E. B. Stevens, cashier. First
National Bank. Parson.
Kentucky-Owen Tyler, president.
Third National Bank, Louisville
Louisiana-H- H.Iouree, vice presi-
dent. Commercial National Bank
Maine-charles C. Allen. cashier. Port
land National Bank. Portland.
First National Bank. New Windsor.
president Merchants National Bank,
Salem-
sts BANK u MahsaS MsceG Grand dPfssSsdn Fapds
Merchants National Bank, ST Cloud.
First National Bank, vicksburg
Missouri. w. Hixon, assistant
cashier Hannibal National Bank, Han
nibal
Montana-A H Clements. cashier
Aetna Banking and Trust Company.
Butte
Grand Island Banking Company. Grand
Island.
Nevada-G. S. Nixon. president First
National Bank. Winnemucca-
New Hampshire-G. B. Chandler.
president Amoskeag National Bank.
New Jersey-wilIiam Schoerer. presi-
denc Union National Bank. Newark.
New Mexico-Joshua S. Reynolds.
president First National Bank. Albu-
New York-Ledyard Cogswen. vice
president, New York State National
Bank, Albany
North Caroiina-A. G. Brenizer, cash
fer Commercial National Bank. Char
North Dakota-Mrs. L. A. BatcheIIer,
vice president First National Bank. Fin
gal
Savings Bank and Trust Company, CO.
unbus-
kOklahoma-M L. Turner. president
Western National Bank Oklahoma CITY
Oregon-Benjamin l. Cohen. president
Portland Trust Company. Portland
Pennsylvania-F. J. Hobson. Norris
town.
Rhode IsIand-Edward P. MetcaIf.
president Old National Bank. Provi-
dence.
South CaroIina-W. B. Montgomery.
president Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Marion.
South Dakota-F. NJ Brooder cashier
Black Hills Trust and Savings Bank.
Deadwood.
Peoples Savings Bank, Nashville.
Texas-J. w. Spencer. president Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank. Fort Worth.
~l- ~O.anIW- ,: MsCornick, president Nc
Vermon,-Edward Wells, president
Burlington Trust Company, Burlington,
VrB1nfa-W- NJ Habilston, president
National Bank OF Virginia. Richmond.
WashinSton-Levi Ankeny, president
First National Bank, Walla Walla- -
Bank Of Fairmont. Fairmont.
Wtsccnsin--George w. Strohmeyer
prssident milwaukee, National Bank OF
fWyoming-J- Clay. Jr, president stock
growers National Bank. Cheyenne
Cuba-E G.. Vaughan. president Banco
National de Cuba, Havana.
: Hawaii-Charles NJ Cooke. president
bApk or Hawaii Limited. Honolulu.
Washington Thanked.
Unfinished business followed ar.
Goulders address. J. ID. Powers. OF ST.
Louis offered a resolution thanking the
Washington bankers and city authorities
for their courtesies in the entertainment
OF the convention. The resolution was
Rdppted-
The report OF the audit committee was
read. Chairman Mitchell said for the
present year the finances of the associa-
ton had been audited and referred to
the executive council. but that the =c=!.
was too much for the committee and
an auditing company should be engaged
for the future 10 do 1t.
Secretary Branch then read the re-
port OF the committee on nominations
When the savings bank section learned
that the name of Edward f. Duff. presi-
dent OF the Peoples Savings Bank of
Pittsburg, had been omitted. Col. Charles
Sprague. past chairman OF the savings
bank section, arose to object. In part
he said.
Charges Lobbying.
I'VE do not solicit our nominations by
lobbying or canvassing. but we do not
receive the respect due a section COM
posed of 7Sf OF your members"
He then offered the name of Edward