Arizona republican., 1913-11-01
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Gage, a former president of the asso- citation; a resolution of thanks to the citizens of Phoenix and to all the speakers, and to all and sundry who have contributed in making the meet ing a success. The auditing com mittee reported that the balance is $l92929, and that the books are O. k, while the nominating committee re- ported it's nominations the recOm- mendatiOns of which were accepted and which resulted in the election of the officers named below.
 The roll call of counties was an interesting feature. A representative banker from every county responded to the roll call, recommending a vice president from that county, and tell ing of the business conditions. The responses from the counties told of the wonderful wealth and prospects of the great new state, while every section showed a gain in prosperity and permanent wealth.
 At night the visitors went to the Country Club and had a unique beef steak dinner. Everyone present wore butchers cap and apron and par took of the following:
 ARIZONA BANKERS ASSOCIATION
 BEEF STEAK DINNER
 Country Club of Phoenix
 October 31, 1913
 RESOURCES
 Beef Steak ........ (LegaIQy) Tender Fried onion ...... Subject to Protest Baked Potatoes .......... Bur Banks Swiss Cheese ................
 .......... Protected by Perforation Rye Bread ............ Foreign Dough Butter The Goat Casually the cashier) Apple Pie and Cheese ......
 ............. Indigestible Securities Coffee. In the Black-No Overdrafts Beer ......... Voluntary Liquidation
 LIABILITIES
 We hope there will be none
 The committees: auditing. Spangler of Mesa, Fredericks of Prescott. Ormsbee of Phoenix: nominations, Christy of Phoenix. Marshall of Phoe nix, Hazeltine of Prescott: resolu- tiOns. Sawyer of Tucson. Wilson of Flagstaff, Robinson of Globe.
 The officers for next year: Albert Steinfeldt, of Tucson. president; w. C. Foster, vice president of the Phoe nix Trust and Savings Bank of Phoe- nix; secretary Morris Goldwater of Prescott; treasurer. Lloyd B. Christy of the Valley Bank. Additions to the executive council: M. I. Powers, of Flagstaff, for two years; II. D. Marshall, of Phoenix. and NJ. B. Hazeltine, of Prescott, for three years.
 County vice presidents: Cochise, Doane Merrill, of Benson; Coconino, J. R. Wilson. of Flagstaff; Gila, D.. Wick Jr., of Globe: Mohave, M. l. Powers, of Flagstaff; Maricopa, R. ylI.- w. Smith, of Snowflake; Pima, Chas. l P. Solomon. of Tucson: Yavapai, A. A. McPherson. of Jerome; San Fran ,isco, J. B. McCorgan, San Francisco. i Today the visitors will visit the 1 Roosevelt dam in body and return 1 Sunday evening.
 President Ganz's Address Gentlemen and Members of the Ari 1 zona Bankers Association. This, the tenth annual convention of | ,ur association, brings us together | ,nce more to rejoice in the prosperity | ,f the past year and to plan for a | continuation of this prosperity in the | uture.
 1 am indeed happy that it was my | ot tc serve you during a year which tands out in the history of our state s one unequalled in the development | f our resources and industries. As his growth and development in reases the strength of our financial institutions, so does careful and pro- ,ressive banking contribute it's share awards our advancement, and l wish t this time to congratulate each and very one of you as able. efficient and ealous guardians of the wealth of our respective communities.
 From the following figures, show ng the growth of our banks, we may e able to guage an increase in the usiness and prosperity in our state:
 Loans and Cash and
 discounts. sight eX- ept 4, '12.$15, ,586, ,443.OO 5 8,427,S ,S21S6 Jug. 9, l3.. 19,813,6S7.51 9,941,54S12 Increase s 4.227, ,244.51 5 1,513.72626
 Total