Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14
Arrangements Rapidly Take Form for Convention
 Next Week
WELCOME ADDRESS
 BY J. G. SLOVENIAN
Two Days for Business and One for Entertainment
 and Sightseeing

After several weeks of hard work, the bankers and business men of this city shave actively completed arrange ments for the convention of the Arizona Bankers association which will be held in this city Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 2l to 23.
 The program of the convention has been completed and from the arrange ments which have been made for the entertainment of the guests, who will probably number fifty or more, nothing will be left undone which could add to their pleasures.
 Matters of business will occupy the forenoon of the day, reports of the diff ferent officers and committees to be heard, and other similar matters taken up.
 George T. Stoneman will deliver the address of welcome, after the meeting has been called to order by President Nj. J. Cunningham of Bisbee, and a fitting prayer delivered by Reverend H. P. Cory.
 In the afternoon addresses will be delivered by T. K. Brandt, of the First National Bank of Tombstone, F. F. Beck of the Anglo and London-Paris National bank of San Francisco and James K. Lynch of the First National bank of San Francisco,
 In the evening trip will be taken to the Old Dominion mine and shelter.
 Friday for Entertainment.
 Business matters will be excluded en- tirely on Friday. The day will be taken up with trip through the Globe mining district, with a reception and ball at Dreamland at night.
 On Saturday, Judge F. s. Nave will deliver an address, as will c. l.. Raw lins. The election of officers for the ensuing year will end the business of the convention.
 1t is understood that many matters of importance will be brought up at the coming convention and it is expect ed that an unusual amount of interest will be taken in the business sessions of the organization.
 Practically all that remains to be done to complete arrangements for the convention is the naming of the com mittees to take charge of the various features of the convention. This will be done within the next few days.
 The complete program for the eonven- ton is as follows:
 October 21, 10 a. m.
 Convention called to order by Presi- dent M. J. Cunningham, Bisbee, Ari zona.
 Prayer-Reverend H. F. Cory, Globe, Arizona.
 Address of Welcome-Hon. George j.. Stoneman, Globe, Arizona.
 Response.
 Address of president.
 Report of secretary.
 Report of the treasurer.
 Report of the executive council.
 October 21, 200 p. m.
 Selection of vice presidents of coun- ties.
 Address" Guarantee of Bank De- posits," Hon. T. R. Brandt of the First National bank of Tombstone.
 Address" Par Points, Hon. F.. F.. Beck of the the Anglo and London Paris National bank, San Francisco.
 Address" Modern Tendencies and Ancient Principles" Hon. James K. Lynch of the First National bank of San Francisco.
 Trip to the Old Dominion mine and shelter at night.
 October %, 10:30 a. m.
 Trip to the Globe mining districts.
 Reception and ball at Dreamland, 9:00 D. m.
 October 23, 10:00 a. m.
 Report of nominating committees.
 Address-" How the Outsider Looks at the Bank" Hon. Frederick S. Nave, Globe, Arizona.
 Address" Bank Taxation" Hon Charles l.. Rawlins, Globe, Arizona.
 General discussion.
 Roll call of counties.
 Election of officers.