The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25
Bankers From Interior Confer and
Select Committee to Meet
With City FindnCierS.
MANY PLACES ARE REPRESENTED

Robbins, Suisun; T. w. Patterson,
Fresno; c. S. Brooks, Oroville; f. c.
Lusk, Chico; P. F. Griffin, Vallejo; j.
r. English, Vallejo; Thos. N. Crew,
W. H. Copeland, Chico; H. II. Camper,
Berkeley; G. H. Craft. Red Bluff; A.
Anderson, Sacramento; Henry Brown,
Napa; F. Pellet, r. L. Alexander,
st. Helena; r. Benjamin, Cal
istoga; w. E. Scarce, Orland;
A. L. Darrow. Sacramento; A. H.
Wilder, J. D. Radford, San Jose; s. G.
Little, Dixon; S. G. Biddle. Hanford;
R B. Teafy. Stockton; ]. ]. Hight.
Hanford; w. A. Clark, Mountain View;
j. E. Fishburn, w. c. Patterson, w. G.
Marble, Los Angeles; Burt Clark. New
York; H. A. West, c. A. Belli, Sonora;
A. J. Treat. F. Mathiesen. Livermore;
Jas. Henderson, Sacramento; L. G.
Lillis, Hanford; S. J. MacKnight, VAL
lejo; c. C. Buch Jr., Redding; D. e.
Morgan, Nevada City; w. W. Bassett.
Sacramento; P. B. Green, Sacramento;
7. Harrington, Colusa; G. W. Wilson,
Vallejo; L. Reed, Suisun; A. v. Lison-
by, Fresno; C. F. Dillman. Sacramento;
E. c. Musser, Lincoln; Geo. w. Lorens.
A. C. Folger, Sacramento; o. J. Wood
ward, Fresno.
The following Oakland bankers were
also in attendance at the meeting:
W. G. Henshaw. C. E. Palmer, D.
Edward Collins, Edson F. Adams,
Frank H. Brooks, George S. Lackie,
John Charles Adams, Geo. s. Meredith.
The following statement was issued
yesterday afternoon by authority Of
the Banking Association Of San Fran
cisco:
'grhe bankers of San Francisco have
the financial situation well In hand.
They are all giving it their earnest
and constant attention. Those banks
whose quarters can be made innedi-
ately available, such as the Crocker-
woolworth National, Union Trust and
American National, have already COM
menced the work Of refurnishing. The
other banks are planning to move into
buildings that are standing in the husi-
ness district OF will erect temporary
structures as soon as possible Before
many days the banks hope to be able
to resume business. In the meantime
through the agency Of the United
States Mint the banks will afford tenn
porary relief in reasonable amounts to
their depositors."
committee of seven, representing
different sections Of the State, was ap-
pointed to confer with the Clearing
house Association Of San Francisco and
report to an adjourned meeting to be
held tomorrow at 2 p. m. The COM
mittee appointed to confer with the
San Francisco Clearing Asso-
citation is as follows: Geo. w. Peltier,
chairman, Sacramento; W. G. Patter-
son, Los Angeles; R D. Robbins. Sui
sun; ]. N. Henderson, Sacramento: J..
D. Radford, San JOSS; Louis Einstein,
Fresno: w. G. Henshaw, Oakland.
At a meeting Of officials OF the oom-
mercial banks Of San Francisco yes
terday Sig. Greenebaum presiding, 1t
was decided to appoint general COM
mittee Of nine. with full power, to
provide means for paying depositors
and to make all necessary arrange
nents for the resumption Of business
In every branch OF the banks. An In
formal meeting Of representatives of
savings banks was also held. It was
reported that the savings banks will
wait for the commercial banks to
adopt q definite plan