The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

lion that NAV be beneficial TO borrower
and lender as well. that shall encour-
age and give impetus to men 20 develop
the great possibilities that now lie
dormant In our state. that may with
unst!ntcd confidence recognize the wants
o! the Industrious and deserving man
and bc guarded against the aGvcnturer.
Education the arts and sciences. the
comforts and mGgnlfcence Of the home.
ratio OF the stability and soundness of.
the financial system and the policy OF
our country. and when the heart OF
the strong financial cepters is touched
by the enactment OF vicious laws by
unwisc legislation that disturhs long-es-
tabIshed and fixed rules OF protection.
by the changing. or attempting to
change, our monetary system, then the
pulsntions OF our financial system beat
low and all begin TO langulsh and many
die, then ignorance and poverty follow
ese Is called home. where affluence
and plenty reigned before there now
exists a race for lifc: and. saddest Of
all the class that covers the poor are
We point with pride TO Salt Lake
City: we sing her praises the world
around; we admire her great institn-
that arc helping her to forge ahead.
Committee Is Named
On motion of l.. II Farnsworlh, a
committee to arrange plans for pcrma-
pcnt organization was then appointed
as follows: l.. II. Farnsworth, cashier
Of Walker Bros bank: John Pingree,
cashier of the First National bank Of
Ogden; a. \, Fleming. cashier of the
First National bank of Logan: j. r.
Farrer. cashier of the Provo Commercial
& Savings bank. and W. w. Armstrong.
cashier of the First National bank of
Park City.
The meeting then adjourned until
2:3O clock and tho visitors were taken
for an automobile trip.
Following luncheon at the CONNER
clal club the meeting was called TO or
der promptly mt the designated time.
when The report of the committee was
heard and permanent officers elected as
follows: l.. S. Hills, president of the
Deseret National bank, president; A. r.
Haywood of the Commercial National
bank of Ogden, first yice-president: vii.
liam II Brereton of the State bank of
Provo, second vice president; S A.
Whitney of Mccormick & Co.. secretary
and treasurer; executive committee: w
NJ. Fleming of the First National bank
OF Logan, Heber NJ. Wells of the Utah
Savings Trust company. j, j. Tolton
OF the State bank of Beaver; NJ. S.
Browning of the First National bank
of Ogden, f.. G. Jensen of the Mt Pleas
ant Savings bank, and George G.. WhSt-
more of the First National bank of
Nephi.
At Ogden Next Year
The constitution and bylaws were
then adopted as arranged and the meet
ing adjourned 10 meet next wear at Og-
den, the date to he fixed later by the
executive committee. II is intended to
have the constitution and bylaws print.
ed, together with the proceedings of the
meetings here, and sent to the members
as soon as possible. Many of the visit
ing bankers took advantage of the op,
portunlty offered to visit Saltalr. and
they remained until late ENJOYING the
GOODNESS of the resort and the beauty of
the lake
1t was given out after the meeting
that there was general feeling that
the convention had been unusually prof
ltable. The sessions were marked bv n
strong desire TO organize and to bring
| about the best results possible. The
opinion was. expressed many times that
the ASSOCIATION of banking men and the
mutual interchange Of ideas could NOT
but be helpful. Utah is said to be one
OF the last to organize a state bankers
association, and there is considerable
satisfaction among banking men at the
result accomplished.
Bankers in Attendance.
Following Is list Of the bankers
present:
l.. 5. Hills. Descret National hank w
;. Mccormick. l.. H. Farnsworth. Walker
Bros; j B. Cosgriff. Continental Nation.
az Byron Groo. Utah Commercial and
SAVINGS "a bank c: 5. Burton, State Rank
OF Otah; w. +. Earls. National Bank OF
republic r. 7. Badger. Utah National:
iieoer N wells, Utah Savings and Trust
20, -. w, ". Ritter Deseret Savings;
and Trust Co. II. r. Clark. Merchants;
9ank John Pingree. First National, Og-
den; j. r, Dooly; Utah National! Ogden;
a. K. Haywood Commercial National
Ogden; j. T. Farrcr, Provo Commercial
aha amos Saoings' omam H., p ,oaIa Hatch, THATCHER
tonal: Logan; James Chipman, Bank OF
American Fork: II. p, Clark Binghan n
STATE bank }: d Peters, First National
Gornlcl Co, Eureka, and Garfiel(
eSmhi% eomH%s baS s9mpFng a + MGlk CLARK Dag
Bank Of Garland :. Perrlne. Fruit Grow,
ers state bank. Green River; John r
Barnes, Barnes Banking Co. KaysyIllc
John y. Smith. Utah Banking Co. Lehi
y. $. Nelson. Mount Pleasant CONNER
cal clai and Savings r. r. Dyreng,, Mant
sSX oHheSS SaV1HES a Cedar r. r. cip PSr'fr EaRk s1o
FIRST National. Spanish Fork; John Pin
gree. lIyrum state bank; Charles 5. Ma
peN, BountlIul Sthle BANK j. NJ. whit
r more. First National. Price: W. + Davis
{ state bank. Brigham City; \. Johnson
: North Sanpetc, Mount Pleasant: j. i
Dixon, Farmers and Merchants Provo
Charles G. Frail. Utah Banking Co. Leh
! and american Fork; Thomas L. Mendcn
hall. Mcnd"nhall Banking Co. Spring
, fillc: y. J. Lewis. First National. Salina
George NJ. .Torgensen. Bank or Hebe
city; Seth PiXton. Jordan Valley bank
= Riverton; George y. Smith. Bank O
y SmithGeld: -. y. Mcmillan. First Nation
al. Murray. G.. -. Hendricks. State Ban
y OF Richmond: 6. II. Mcbride, Tooel
= state bank. III. Y. Hatch. Hyrum Stat
;. bank: George r. Greenwood, State Ban
y of Beaver County; w. II. Brereton. Stat
y bank. Provo, J. G.. NJ. Barnes Barue
n Banking Co.. Kaysville; H. r. McEwaI
} Jordan state bank. West Jordan, Gu
e Lewis. Richhold Commercial and say
u ings: +. Erickson. Mount Pleasant Com
g mcrc!al aud Savings: u. Z. Jenson. Stat
IT Bank OF SEWER; :. y. Cole, Cole Bank
= ing Co. Trcmouton. Robert r, Thurbe
Commercial Bank OF Spanish Fork. an
i James NJ. Peterson OF y. ]. NJ Peter
sons bank Richfcld.
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