Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
CLOVIS NATIONAL
BANK IS SOLD
Important Business Change in
Financial Institution Is
Announced by Clovis Journ-
al Saturday.

The most important business trans
action, and by the Way one OF the
most surprising ones that has taken
place in Clovis FOR many month.
was when saturday 81 last week ".
\. Foyi. the president of the clovis
National bank. soid q controlling IN
torcst of stock in the bank TO Messrs.
COorB and iden. both OF this city.
F'lt was ease OF what will YOU
take, a price stated aud the money
changing hands righ, on the spot. 90
remarked Mr. Fowl whom asked
Hhnui nr traasneuon vs. Journal
I fcpf' NATIVE The CLOVIS National
was noi uttered Sos sale, the pf0pusl-
( ton just came 10 me ana took A.
80. have not loft Clovis. may
stay right here In Clovis in the pri-
waite loan business. and again | might
So away. I am unsettled al this time.
7 am IN the market for something
good In the way uf bank for sale,
and shcula I find something some
where I would Investigate it have
had very Interesting proposition Ia
one Of the largest banks In Pueblo,
Colo, which ! shall investigate. but
I am not ready to say Just what I
terest IN the Clovis National bank. E"
STAY with clovis. Foyil; u viii save
coming back " YOU go away, and We
need you here.
Mr.. Foyil has been one OF the
strongest factors In the upbuildinH OF
the town. lending money any and all
times where security was good and
strictly adhering 20 his motto OF
The Bank that Accommodates. As
a business man ana q gentleman he II
a prince 80 man In eastern New
Mexico enjoys a greater respect and
good win Of the people by whom he
Is known ana with whom ne has
transacted business than does W. A.
fuYi, which fact ~ attested by the
flourishing coalition 90 that bank
~ given w q settlement in another
part ui Gre d. Hfuui ~hfpid hp lsuNn
we regret to lore him from our city.
ana should he stay we predict CON
isnucd success and prosperity N any
undertaking he sces III 90 indulge.
AZ VIII he noticed by reference
g. "a general letter In this weeks
issue of the Journal there viii be
quite change In the Officers of the
bank MIR Henry q. Coors. Jr., as
sumea the presidency of the bank.
with e.. 81. lden az assistant cashier.
These gentlemen are each popular
with the people OF clovis and this
section of the country Mr.. Coors.
HAVING been the active counselor OF
the clovis National bank Tor the past
one and onc-half years, h one of New
Mexieo's brightest and most success
ful attorneys. and We bespcak for
him successful career as head of
the clovis National hank. Mr. ldcn,
who is ono of cioNiaa brightest huRi-
neEs men, has been Ia business here
and has been identifiod IN various
ways with the people Of the city. lie
was formerly a stakeholder In the
First National but has now severed
al connection with that institution.
lie ~ fully capable 81 takins the re-
kponslblilty that 10 before him and
We anticipate continued prosperity
for the Clovis National under these
new officials. MIR. Nelson, who hah
been the efficient cashier OF the Clo-
Wis National In the past will con-
iinue 20 hold the cashiership OF the
bank likewise Jack Hull an assist
ant oashiership.
The policies of the bank VIII con-
tlnue the same. giving courteous
treatment t. everyone. accommodate
ing in every possible WAS, Nlth that
degree of conservatism, carefulncss
ana accuracy that points 90 growth.
prosperity and usefulness.
The Journal bids the new manage
mont az the Clovis National welcome
60 the business arena ~ clovis and
predicts continued growth and
pro eefty far that splendid inailin-