The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-12
WALKER BAH
{ ELEc7SlTS OFF|CE3
Some Changes Made in the N
recforate and Trusted Of
flclals Advanced. 4
!. ii. FARNSWORTH Is II
ELECTED VICE PRESIDFl
l. w. Howard Is Chosen Cashia
and Wellington E. Lake As.3
slstant Cashier.

and Wellington E. Lake All
Slstant Cashier.
lhcre were some CHANCES in wu,I
BROS: bank Tuesday. Heretofore j,
big banking Institution of Zion VIII
lAs pecn transacting business in NJ
Lake Tor mora than dfty years =
-,IS --,rISansarted buslless Fitb seven dirccso3
TO such proportidsksthat a la,rssrr0 sr0v
rectoratc was de@ned necessary SI h. Y
'hgire pir was an incrtase 10 nine directaI
} homaS Weir. tho for several ~
mas becn a director and vice .nrey;ase ~
.tShdcred hs rcsi9uation. due 70 tIa y
haI IN INC coming year he viii uo
fariiy be absent from Salt Lote n1
as accepted and the corpora1;nn AZ
thfee directors and advanced wv,
Yer OF officials. AT The concins;.uu
g meeting OF the stockholdcrs s.,
rcular was issued: ' ''1
lne Correspondents OF Walker pry.
Gentlemen-Wc beg 10 AMMONIA. i.
iiowss Thanges IN our official staff.
1--we J., H. Earnsworti. vice nrs:I
w pace OF Thomas Weir. (,
hGd); l., o. Howard, cashier. Wcnt,.
II" Lake. assistant cashier.
we also announce the electlon M a.
npMihT nc" directors. viz, Georoa 4
h. ucrnach. Frank y. DruehI. Charles
well Known Business Men.
! ne three new directors arc amono tt
pest known business mcn of Salt ~
MT Aucrbach is the son of s. III Aus
bach; ono of The oldest merchants ;
salt Lake. 1t was he who only rocer,j
engineered the deal by which the Ans
bachs, through purchase. secured real !
tate IN Zion aggrcgating about two hi
non uoiidfs and upon part of this pl
chase the firm OF Auerbachs will err.
one or the greatest department stors
IN thc west and the equal of any in a
United States. Young Mr.. Auerbaf
has shown especial business ability
the past few years. and his advent inj
the directorate Of Walker Bros han
means the adding Of n vast amount
business thereto.
Another new director is DR.. +.
Druehl Of the firm of Druehl and Fran
en-. DIR. Druchl is one of the most IN,
cessfnl business men of Salt Lake. n
came here twenty years ago with J.
Franken from Chicago The firm q
iablishcd the Druehl and Franken drl
store on the corner of Third South an
Main streets, where the Judge buildin
now stands. They have increased nj
expanded their business until now tbs
own several drug establishments in Sa
Lake, Idaho and Colorado and are n
gardcd as among the biggest and bel
drug firms IN the great intcrmountaI
empire.
C.. \, Strevcll, the third new directo
Is like the other two elected, pror
inent business man Of Salt Lake and (
tins great lDtcrmountaIR empire, lie
lnc of the founders and principal owne
Of the wholesale hardware firm of Stg
ell. Paterson company Of Salt Lab
a nd gentleman who has IN eJtcnsi,
acquaintnce throughout all this wostcl
country.
Officers Promoted.
With the changes in the directorai
there also came some changes in the d
Gcers. l.. II. Farnsworth. who has bee
cashier, was advanced 10 the pos.sign
VICE, president in the place ot 1.FNi
Weir, resigned. Mr.. Farnsworth hasf{'
with The bank for thirty FIVE wears. q
has grown up with the bank and b
filed variohs positions until now &c
advanced 10 the next highest positiq
IN The bank lie is popular with patrd
,f the institution and every one of tb&
patrons viii rejoice over The fact ~
he has been promoted.
BY The promotion of Mr., Farnswofu
mother old and trusted officer of N
pank is advanced, in the person of Z.
Howard. who. under the new order q
.hings. becomes cashier. Mr., How'd
has been connected with the bank "a
wcnty wears Like "Topsy. he "l lu'
,rowcd up with the institution. H
is deserved and merited On
MS friends. as also those of thn bank
ire happy over she fact that he has bee1
Idvanced
4 third promotion is that of WelliHe
on f. Lake. who has been advanced Z
he position of assistant cashier AN
AXE. like McssTs. Farnsworth and hcv'
nd, has also grown up with the oanh'
ne having been connected with in1
,auk for eighteen years III various @
,acitics.
Like 2 Great Family.
In this connection, and the promo'iou''
Ilpd. bear out the fact. il might DC als'
ba Walker Brothers Banking compsn<
rcst their employees as IT they W.
II 6so great, big family. MOI only qos
he finN pay the best of salales, ~
very 81 months every employee IN ",
npk r. ccivcs share of The profits y!
he Institution on a percentage na''x
his IL, out Of the Ordinary. pus
,akest every employee feel as u y
wncd, The business and that upon, NJ. ~
r heY devolvcd tbe entire rcsponsiplns
+ thj business. 1t is a plan wort9s 1:is,', u
null ,tion by every 6rm or indlsiu'''
ho jcmplovs large number OF men,
walker Bros. bank has capl5a Ii
100000 a surplus Of 100000 ana inH
duaA profits of $4,000. The de depg%shn ~;
The h'ank approximate $5.5Ooooo
a spSendid showing and piaye;
INK ann onc the great 1lnanclaI
tions N the country. Last yeas' ~
nix paid ~ dividends the sum ol 49, s
o in additionS to adding hsnoS'
m to the undivTNed profits.
). A. Rogers, Formsf,Acity Prosecute, e
as severed his connecf74n VAN IT,
Y attorney S office in orddtN 70
re time 10 his private prachSN
Alr, Rogers Is a member or tho ~