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Rider "Asi.
(Add galley 68 L. W.)
Since chapter 54 of 1903 only shifted tc the travelling
auditor and bank examiner, those supervising duties which had
been in the hands of the secretry and treasurer cf the Territory, it was doubtful if under that stFitute the uuditcr who
had exercised supervision over trust ccmpanies could be properly deprived of the powers he had formerly exercised;
Chapter
96 cf 1909, however, provides in Sec. 9 that trust companies
are tc be placed "under the direct supervision of the bunk
examinee:: On the strength of tnis provision the digest even
with respect to trust compuniee treats the travelling auditor
and bank examiner as the only supervisory officer.
Under
,
that ch. 4pter 96 of 1909 refers to the official simply us
"the bank examiner"; his full title, as stated above, is under
the act establishing the office "travelling auditor and bank
examiner".
Rider "B"
(Add galley 73 L. W.)
A 190:n amendment allows the incorporation of a trust
company in any city, town or village of less than 7,000 with
an acturOly prescribed capital stcuk cf nct less than $190,000
of which not leas than !::)50,000 must have been actually paid
in (1909,
Chap. 133, 1 and 4).
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Rider SC".
6(i. L. W.)
(Aad
The banks m:.!ke
.;..nuLtry and
tirria-annutii reliortu inJz.
uuditcr and
JiAly in the form prt,Lcribt:a by tne
b.znk exunink,r, whic'n ruport BilCW6 ruscurceu 4nd liabilities
ciFiy spor'ir :d by th6 ex-
at tnu cicut rf basince;3 on
:)!6inr, and must bf: trmismittud to nim within five days afte:r
nix 1-
It m.;st bc :.usblis.ht:d in a lccal newspaper
uost.
(190"::), Chap. 'Ai, 1).
Tnk; fcreu,inziat
enctment
tc; 1,rcs:ribe thc
in forcu whioh aftcr drcvidinc
Rider "L"
(Add callty 69 L. W.)
bwik exaniner visits :..ch bunk acin
buiiiness in
-xrlel)t naticnal banks at leaLt annally, and oftener if neGeL,sry in crder to fr4.;i. fall inveetijation intc
-!, Chap. 96,).
its conOition (19(YThis lute ernictment dces not materially onanje the
cldur one anther which he :vJs reAuired to
flidur "F"
;11ey 68 t. W.)
(Add c;,
If it upearu tc tLe bmIR examiner that any bk is
inucl'rL:At (;io dfincd in 19C9, Chap. 96,7) it iu his dAty tc
;c1Terncr :rid if it appears tr the cov,.rnor that
rt.:1-,ort tc the c
uuch
proccd,ne is necess%ry, hc directs the bunk examiner
to take ontArir,
cf the bunk anj of its property.
The cxwminer
-3
there upon mFlkes a thorc;uzh exeminution and rortu tc tho
thit the bank can not r- ,,5umc: bi-
governor, wYlc if
fcti ri c: it v,odi
6.1)ti3 to th
rlLsb
tcra,
tnt, attornej
uvi,t
fcr a receiirer.
The brink
ener,4.1 to
aminer Nitn the LLcv:.rncrl'6
onsent
4ppcint a deputy to t,ike crir6e of ;;.n insolvuht
tnc , i)ointr')unt of a re';uiver, nc bank, howeTrer, to
of
relmuin in -:/
:
.Jt,luty iotir tnan ninety days.(190. i,
Chap. 96, 4),
it
A bank may voluntarrilly
the control of its examiner by
,o6r,ing
d
uffaira under
notict3 on Ito dcoru
Chap. 96, 5).
If it appears that the oapital of a bank has be.en
impair d, ttiu exuminer notifiezi triv. bank to make tht', .mpattuD6, 8).
ment iocd in ninety days (1.9091 Chap. (
Riar "G"
(Add
,11u.y 3C; T. W.)
Unr. tne 1909 st'Atute the bank examiner before
taking charge of a bank must examine it
,,fairs before
ceivranip proceedindsare. instituted and may make an exanination of any bank which io voluntarily liquidated (1909,
Chap. cd6,
A
and 6).
Maur "Ws
(Add c,alle:" 7
T,. /.)
EoL 13(11-:u III for tilt. prGvic.ni
at..tute
rellired
r- V thu 1009
.;xarrirwr tc rcpert to in8o3Irchoy
of
CVk;rtLe
hk to th
incs,
cirAtirir
nGce:31.3ry;
,rcceodrit1 institute reeiiiershif, i-
dep4ty tit; .Act 1.11 tempeTHry T.Lr;eivt;r if
Ior for tn(:. :;rovision allowing brik
voluntrily in the hands of the
to
place
xaminer; ',Ind for those
und•r wnich t. hank etaminer re.luires impairnent of capital
to o,
2:000
ainety days. (191 Chap. 96, 4, 5 and
8).
It i
are
provisions
(
not altc :-ther clear that the
to EP4vings bankb; the statute st4tes that
°for the 1;urpose of exhrination and regulaticn tie ',revisions
ed to trust
of this :_ct are hereby made applicablc and extend
comphies, btaikL,'baildine, and ben azsccdfticno,
turritcri1 iastitutions; it
i5
itd
all
the intent and purpose by
this 6,cticn tc place the instItuticno
under the direct
9). The
supLovision cf tne bank extImin,r (1909, (Thap. 96,
by the
older provision also noted under 34nks III for action
examiner ,vhen he considers a r;rper ..tion in
roi
unsafe cendi-
tion to continue business, applyinG cle_rly
to
1),,rars
(280, and 1905, Chap. 54, 9).
In provisions of tn.; CerlipilLtd
Lan ii
en4qted that
when the capital of a savinj: bank is imp:Aired tc the extent
of
2'7 per cent by re ....son cf bad 1or
r othr-vise the sav-
inzLs bank nuut settee to do business unless its capital was
made /Nod by ansessment within sixty days or rcduced equal
to the irnpairment (266).
2ider
(.1thi
_11 ey 71 L. W.
paragraph f(1 tne possiblt appl
ication of chapter
96 of 1909 to wivinjs b;inks. Und
r that ch,
Apter "all btAnks
h,Jretcfore or heneafti;r crganized
uner the 2.;;w3 of the
Territory including private bunks
"must m,ke semi-nnu1 reports in X, .nuary dud jltly in the form
.
prescribed by t.te ux?.Aminer, exhibitin„; rz.sourots and
liab11itie6 at the close of
business on 1. pt da:y specified by
thf; c:xaminer, rports tc
be t,
'nurnitc;d within five days after
the rclucst and tc be
pub3ished in
local ne, spaper (1909, Chili). 96 1
:
1).
St;
It is dubtful if thL 3anc
7urae:.. of chu9ter 96 of 3909
mkt;i this proviLion for reports
applicuble to sovings banks;
the prc7isions cf the following paru
grFJphs
tnLrefcre,
still bt in fcroe.
Pider "J"
(Add ghl).cy 72 L. W.)
If savines bFAnks
umier cn.J!pter 96 of 1909 ttey
luired to report serri-annual
ly
re tbjcct to the pennity
cf
4L0.00 pt: r day during any uelkty
in m. .king a report (1909,
,
Chap. CA, 1).
Rider "V"
(Add g,
..11ey 73 L. W.)
IJnir cnapttr 96 of 1909 the bunk
exumintr must
"visit each and every bank &lin
e, business in the Territory
cf NcAl Uexico except national
banks" ;At least once a year,
'Mow
and oftaur if necei,sr.ry, tc miAku
it
invetAigation lntc
ccndition (190g, (flip. 96, 2).
ithr "L"
(Lid
71 L. W.)
If 8,
,vinds bankL
subject tc tti
rgu1aticn feutures
cf cha:)ter 96 of 1909 tnu bexnk ux,
.mincr when it appuaru that
4
ovingu bank
blumk
ib
insolvcnt takcs chari;c: and au uccn as possi.
trscrcLi6h cocAmin4ticn;
:uc cxuminuo WInks in
7cluat:Ary liluidaticn (19)9, CiLip. 96, 4 Laid 6).
!N"
(Add galley 73 L. W.)
Thc
pit
i)rcvisicnu cf chLptcr 96 of 1909 are
bit. tc trust ocn.p!-irdus:
If it any Um it appeDrs tc the bank exin:r that a
bank in inr,c1,
runt hc reports tc the ccvernor 4nd
it uppcars
tc the gc-rurncr that sucn a procecdin6 iu necessary, nu dirccts
thL cx 6,mincr tc t-Lke char.., the towminer thun exminLs thcroughly unU nv.k
1. return tc tjhu 6ovLrncr, who if ettsfted that
,
tric company. (1..n not reuw-t-: husincuu cr :)tly its icbtJ,
the i,ttcrnuy eent,rul
Lc procccd fcr
4
uppcintmunt tbt; exNmincr nitLy pi t.e trIt
ii
receivcr, pending whcse
a.ffairb cf tnt. ccmpnny
fcr act loac,r tmn nintty dc:ys in c'rir6e of ;',t t;pecia.1
t.puty
(1909, atqp. 96, 4).
A truLit ccmpwiy mAy v:Aunturily
lAnctur the oontrcl of t•:, ...i.rr)iinLr by poL,tini,..
doors (1909, ChL.p. 96, 5).
itki affairs
Ty; tiot., on its
When if it appears that the capita1
of a trust company
h'isbeGn impaired thu
notifies it tc mke the im.
pairment good within 90 days (1909, Chap
. 96, 8).
Th,3 prc,,isicns rf thu
p%rugraph were law
before the ,n., ctment cf Chapter 96, of'
,
1909 with the powcrs
and duties nehLioned in the hqn..3 or the
territcri,
A
sinr;k: thuy zuem not to bu redealed by
onaptur 96, they are
becw
ditor.
substLtatddfnr the territcr
ial
It ia pcsibl
th .,t tn-i3 oubstitutdipn m&y not be
batc.-,thr cifined by zuctior:. ? of nhap
tirr 96, which provides
t "fcr the parpc
vision.
6
nd rqr,711ution the
nrc.
:by made 5,pp1icubl
tc
).rid It i.
of Lximination
p.m-
4nd Lxtended
xxxxxxx
tr
intent and jAirpose of this auction to
thc;.;c institutions under the dirent supe
rvision of the brnk
Lxmintre.
Rieer "N"
(Add galley 74 L. W.
Chapter 96 of 1909 uprlyine, under ite
expret;o teilms
to trust conpanies requires them to make
bemi-annual reports
in J
.Linw...ry iind July to the bank uxminur
in the form which
pre.,,Iribus exhibiting resoara nnd
liabilities at the
close of business
4 past day specified by him, the
report
to be trunsmittd within five day
ftr the rcluest and to
by puznlished in a local newspaper (19
09, Chap. 96, 1).
Under provisions legialit
urc trust companies were
ro.
luired to report to the terr
itorial auditor.
.8-
Rider "0"'
(Add galley 75 L. W.).
The penalty undev tiLe 1909 stiitute for :ailing tc
rcpert is $50.00 a da.y during dela;y (1909, Chap. 96, 1).
,
Rider "Pw
(Add glley 74 T.. WO
The bank examiner under the 1909 statute visits every
trust company at 1e4tut annually and oftener if necessary for
the purpose of making a full inve tigution into it
(1909, Chap. 96, 2),
condition
He eXamints thoroughly when he takes
possession prior to the institution of receivership
(1909, Chap. 96, 4);
and he examines any voluntary
procedins
liquidations (1909) Chap. 96, 6).
The above provision for
regulrir annual examinations is a purallel to tnu earlLer
,
1, zi:1%tion which r(quired the examiner to visit at least
once in each ytaar without prior notice "each of the bunking,
savings, and other moneyed corporations oreatcd under the laws
of the Territory" and thoroughly examine tnem (1903, Chap.
It seems to overried, however, still another earlier
stxAtute wftich required the uuditor semi-annually 4nd
at such
other times as he detmed necessary, to make a thorough
ex..
amination into the affairs of every trust company
either
personally or through a suit:Able person appointed
by him
(1903, Chap. 52, 12).
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REPORT _of The
Of /,
nditiam of the".
C.
2`
of business on the
day of
r
./ ,/
6 /it
(4)
6ir
1/
4 i11.-<_12-ce,e
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at the close
, 1909.
1)ou.sus.
Ors.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and discounts:
(a) On demand, unsecured by collateral
(b) On demand, secured by collateral
c) On time, with two or more names, unsecured by collateral
d) On time, single name paper, unsecured by collateral
e) On time, secured by collateral
„ y•
)y
(f) Secured e al estate ortgages or other liens on realty
102. Overdrafts: 7'
(a) Secured
(b) Unsecured
3. Bonds, securities, etc., including premiums thereon:
1. Domestic securities:
(a) United States bonds
'
(b) State, county, and municipal bonds
(e) Railroad bonds
(d) Bonds of other public-service corporations including
street and interurban railway bonds)
(e) Other bonds
(f) Stocks
2. Foreign securities:
(a) Government bonds _
(b) Otiwr securities _ _ _ _
4. Banking house _ _ ttL) _
5. Furniture and fixtures
6. Other real estate owned
7. Mortgages owned
8. Due from national banks
9. Due from State and private banks and bankers, trust companies, and
savings banks
10. Checks and other cash items
11. Exchanges for clearing houss
12. Actual cash on hand:* 71P-'
1
(a) Gold coin
(b) Gold certificates......
(c) Silver dollars
(d) Silver certificates
(e) Subsidiary and minor coins _
( )Legal-tender notes_ _ _
f
iona -bank notes
_ _.
kr-90
I-'
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4/C1
cal
O0
O0
Zio o
q
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LIABILITIES.
1. Capital stock paid in
/7q
• 0_
2. Surplus
o_
3. Undivided profits (including accrued interest and any other amounts set
aside for special purposes, except Item 15, less current expenses,
interest, and taxes paid)
.O11ti
4. Due to national banks
/0 i/ 7
5. Due to State and private banks and bankers, trust companies, and sayings banks
7 4i.9
6. Dividends unpaid
q_
7. Individual deposits subject to check
' 7a/
8. Savings deposits or deposits in interest or savings department t
9. Demand certificates of deposit
/L l
/ . 1
117 ,/ 0 t 2 i
- - --'.9-i 7'
10. Time deposits, including time certificates of deposit
11. Certified checks
_I /
i
12. Cashier's, treasurer's, or secretary's checks outstanding _ _ . __
' 7 --- ! 7
-5
-S
4 .64.?) p,1/
11
13. Notes and bills rediscounted
1 4f)
o
Y
14. Bills payable,including certificatesof depositrepresenting money borrowed
4.0 0 ?--0 ,. 0 7 ay 5
-1
15. R served for taxes
s 6 / 1,3 1/7-'1\3
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•If the record for these
s is incomplete for the date mentioned, figure them by using the same proportions as cash of current
date.
tSavings deposits may be defined as deposits (a) which may be withdrawn only on presentation of the pass book, or other similar form
of receipts which permits successive
deposits or withdrawals to be entered thereon ; or (b) which at the option of the c,ornpany may be withdrawn
only at the expiration of a stated period after notice of intention to
withdraw has been given; or (c) upon which no interest la allowed until the funds have remained
on deposit for at least three months.
certify hat he ab
_ (president or cashier), of the above-named bank, do hereby
e statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
-e
-et
To indicate the character of your bank, please
put check mark ( v) opposite the proper name in
list below.
National bank.
State bank.
Mutual savings bank.
Stock savings bank.
Private bank.
['an and trust company.
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Resolved, That our experience during and since the panic of 1907 has
convinced the members of this Association that such aisastrous culminations of
the periods of expansion will be best prevented by the operations of a Central
Bank of discount and issue, and that we urge on the Ionetary Commission the
earnest consideration of the organization of such a bank.
San Francisco, August 2, 1909
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WHEREAS, the National Monetary Commission is now
engaged in the study of currency problems, with the purpose
of proposing reform in the monetary system of the United
States, and has been making investigations in various
countries of Europe and in parts of the United States; and
WHEEEAS, the methods in vogue on the Pacific
Coast and the habits and customs of the people here have
developed along lines differing, in some respects, from
those of other localities of the United States,
Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED: That the San Francisco Clearing House
Association respectfully urges these conditions upon the
attention of the National Monetary Commission and earnestly
requests the Honorable Members of said Commission to hold
sessions for the investigation of these conditions in the
City of San Francis !o, as well as in other cities of the
Pacific Coast.
And be it further
RESOLVED: That a ComLittee of this Clearing House
be appointed to bring this matter properly before the members of the National Monetary Commission, and to that end
that they put themselves in ccmnuncation with the representative commercial and busines:; associations of this city
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to secure the co-operation of the latter.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
San Franci-co, August 2, 1909.
WHEREAS, the Nation!A. Lonetary Coission is now
engaged in the study of currency problems, with the purpose of
proposing reform in the monetary system of the United States, ::cld
has been making investigations in various countries of Europe and
in parts of the United States; and
WHEREA, the methols in vogue on tLe Pacific Coast
,
and the habits and custoll:s of tilt „eople here hnve developed along
lines differing, in soe resects, from those of other 1oca1tt71.es
of the United Stptes,
Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED:
That The Merchants Exchange resectfuily
urges these conitions upon tie attention of the NationA. Monetary
Commission and earnestly requests the lonor,-.ble LemberF3 of said
Commission to hold sessions for the investigation of these conditions in the City of San Francisco, as well as in other cities of
the Pacific Coast.
And be it further
REsCLVED:
That p committee of The Merchants Exchange
be ,l,pointed to bring this matter properly before th# . rembers of the
National Monetry Commission, and to that end th...t they put themselves in cozunication 1';ti
tbe representptive commercdal and
business associations of this city to secure the co-operation of the
THE LERCHANTS EXCHANGE
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Seer .ary.
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