Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
OFFICERS ELECltO
 BY IHt BANNERS

PHOENIX, Nov. 14:-The foilowlas officers were elected this morning at the flnai session of the Arizona Bankers assoc alton; Presiden- J. C. Spang CT. cashier Mesa City bank; yiee-president K. B. Burmister, cash fer Phoenix National bank; treasurer, l.. B. Christy, cashier Valley lank of Phoen A: secretary, Morris God water, president Commercial Trust company of Prescott. Members of ex- eeutiye council to serve for three years: J. U. Marshall, treasurer Ari- zoRa Trust & Banking company of nuaglas; W. H. Dove, assistant cash Ter Bank of ArJzola at Prescott Member of executive council for two years, T. E. Pollock. president Of the Arizona Central bank Of Flag stan.
 The committee on nomination of officers, Messrs Fredericks and Ioyie of Prescott and Marshall
 Douglas. appointed at yesterday s meeting. reported the above names for nomination, and each was imme- diately elected. The selection of a pace of meeting for next year was left with the executive council and VII be decided at the May meeting of the council.
 The committee on nomination rec ornended that R. B. Burmister be appointed chairman of the executive council and recommended that a the meeting of the American Banh CTS committee, in 1911. the name of the Prescott Nationa. bank, be presented for vicepresident of the association. The committee recon mended the selection of W. H. Bro phy, pres adent of the Bank of Bis bee. as candidate for membership in the executive council of the Amer ieam Bankers association. Among the most prominent features of the convention just closed were the ore sentat on of the financial condition of the territory by Governor Sloan the presentation of the condition of the association itse;f by Pres.len Ellis of the Bank of Doug as. aad a paper by James K Lynch of tn First National Bank of San Francisco winch was devoted mostly to the loan feature of banking. and made an interesting comparison between Amercian and European methods in that line.
 Invocation was given yesterday by Rev. J. W. Atwood, the Episcopal hisiop of Arizona; an address of welcome by Mayor Lloyd Christy. and response by J. c. Spaugier O. Mesa.
 Pror to the. naming of officers to fzy George N. O'Brien of the Ameri. can National Bank of San Francisco, gave an interesting address, and lol. owing the election came talks by other prominent bankers.
 The members of the ass citation were guests yesterday afternoon of the Salt River valley bankers at the fatr and a smoker in the evening.
 The convention of 1911 will long be remembered by the visit ng tank- CTS as one of the most interesting in the history of the asoc ation. All were well pleased with the valley country. the fair and the excel ent treatment accorded them by the Salt River valley bankers Among the notables in the city for the session were:
 j. K. Lynch of the First National, George N. o'Brien of the American National H. Choynsh of the l,ondcu Paris and Anglo National. Director Reagan of the Croker National. all of San Francisco; w. F. Keyster John NJ. Wyatt of the American Ma uonal, and L. J. Gilchrist of the State Na0oisai. Fl Paso, Tex; Mesrs bracey Curtis Nogales, and NJ. God water O: Prescott, representing th. former, the First National. and ths latter the Bank of Ar.zona. of thei, respective cites; United States Bant Examiner J. w. NorveIl. Harry Reat ", First National. Denver Oolo
 W. w. Jones of the Merchants. Ma aonaf, formerly of Phoenix: T. M brennan of Parker; Director Burke sf the First Natlona., Los Angeles. Ben Williams of Bisbee: W. w woods of the Citizens National Ls, Ahseies; Francis W. Wolf of tb. bahA of California, San Francisco, Norman Essack of the Commercia 1Sanonai, Los Anss1es. ana vy n