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FEDERAL. OF R E S E R V E B A N K DALLAS October 8, 1925. ELEC TIO N O F D IR E C T O R S To the Member Bank Addressed: On December 31, 1925, the terms of Messrs. W. H. Patrick, Class A Director, repre senting banks in Group 3, and J. H. Nail, Class B Director, representing banks in Group 1, will expire. The Federal Reserve Board has designated Tuesday, November 17, as the date for opening the polls for the election of their successors, who will serve for three years each. Ballots will be received for fifteen days after the polls open, or up to December 1. Only banks in Groups 1 and 3 will participate in the election. Banks in Group 1 will nominate and vote for Class B Director. Banks in Group 3 will nominate and vote for Class A Director. Pursuant to the powers vested in it the Federal Reserve Board has classified the banks in this district into electoral groups as follows: Group 1. Banks with combined capital and surplus in excess of §399,000. Group 2. Banks with combined capital and surplus not exceeding $399,000 and not less than $100,000. Group 3. Banks with combined capital and surplus of less than $100,000. The Federal Reserve Act provides that: “No officer or director of a member bank shall be eligible to serve as a Class A Director unless nominated and elected by banks which are members of the same group as the member bank of which he is an officer or director.” The law also provides that each member bank in its respective group shall be per mitted to nominate one candidate for Director of Class A, and one candidate for Direc tor of Class B, and by a resolution of its Board, or an amendment to its by-laws, author ize the President, Cashier, or some other officer to cast its vote. Forms of resolutions are enclosed herewith to banks in Groups 1 and 3, upon which the Boards of Directors of such banks should nominate a Director and, unless a previous designation of an active officer to cast the ballot has been made, authorize one of their officers to do so. These resolutions, duly certified, with seal affixed, should be returned to the undersigned as soon as possible after the Board of Directors has taken action. This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org) The officers who have been so designated by banks in Groups 1 and 3, and whose authority has been certified to the Chairman of this bank, are indicated in the attached lists. Where an officer has been designated by name and title, and no change in the name or title of such officer has occurred since the designation was made, no further action is necessary. However, if any person listed no longer holds the title indicated then a new designation should be made by title only. The designation by title is continuous and re mains in effect until revoked. The period within which these certifications may be made will terminate on Novem ber 8, and nominations received thereafter cannot be listed. On November 14, or as soon as the list o f nominations can be tabulated, there will be mailed to all member banks in the district, for their information, a list of nominees with the names of the nominating banks. At the same time, banks in Groups 1 and 3 will be furnished a preferential ballot providing for the recording of the first, second and other choices of directors. Within fifteen days after receipt of said list and ballot every bank should forward its vote to the undersigned. The result of the election will be announced on or about December 2. In returning the enclosed forms please observe the following: Write plainly or typewrite the information requested. Affix the seal of your bank to the certificates. Return the certificates promptly in the self-addressed envelope enclosed. Banks in Groups 1 and 3 will nominate and elect directors this year, and this circu lar is sent to banks in Group 2 for their information only. There are appended hereto (1) excerpts from Section 4 of the Federal Reserve Act prescribing the manner in which directors of Federal reserve banks shall be elected; (2) Lists of banks in Groups 1 and 3 showing name of officer designated to cast their ballot. Yours very truly, r Chairman of the Board. - 2 — EXTRACTS FROM SECTION 4 OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT Every Federai reserve bank shall be conducted under the supervision and control of a Board of Directors. Such Board of Directors shall be selected as hereinafter specified and shall consist of nine members, holding office for three years, and divided into three classes, designated as Classes A, B and C. Class A shall consist of three members who shall be chosen and be representative of the stockholding banks. Class B shall consist of three members, who at the time of their election shall be actively engaged in their district in commerce, agriculture or some other industrial pur suit. Class C shall consist of three members, who shall be designated by the Federal Re serve Board. No Senator or Representative in Congress shall be a member of the Federal Reserve Board or an officer or a director of a Federal reserve bank. No director of Class B shall be an officer, director, or employee of any bank. No director of Class C shall be an officer, director, employee, or stockholder of any bank. Directors of Class A and Class B shall be chosen in the following manner: The Federal Reserve Board shall classify the member banks of the district into three general groups or divisions, designating each group by number. Each group shall consist as nearly as may be of banks of similar capitalization. Each member bank shall be per mitted to nominate to the chairman of the board of directors of the Federal reserve bank of the district one candidate for director of Class A and one candidate for director of Class B. The candidates so nominated shall be listed by the chairman, indicating by whom nominated, and a copy of said list shall, within fifteen days after its completion, be fur nished by the chairman to each member bank. Each member bank bj7- a resolution of the board or by an amendment to its by-laws shall authorize its president, cashier, or some other officer to cast the vote of the member bank in the elections of Class A and Class B directors. Within fifteen days after receipt of the list of candidates the duly authorized officer of a member bank shaii certify to the chairman his first, second, and other choices for director of Class A and Class B, respectively, upon a preferential ballot upon a form fur nished by the chairman of the board of directors of the Federal reserve bank of the dis trict. Each such officer shall make a cross opposite the name of the first, second, and other choices for a director of Class A and for a director of Class B, but shall not vote more than one choice for any one candidate. No officer or director of a member bank shall be eligible to serve as a Class A director unless nominated and elected by banks which are members of the same group as the member bank of which he is an officer or director. Any person who is an officer or director of more than one member bank shall not be eligible for nomination as a Class A director except by banks in the same group as the bank having the largest aggregate resources of any of those of which such person is an officer or director. Resolutions of the Federal Reserve Board in Regard to Eligible Persons By resolution of the Federal Reserve Borad, adopted December 23, 1915, the opinion is expressed that persons holding political or public office in the service of the United States, or of any state, territory, county, district, political subdivision, or municipality thereof, or acting as members of political party committees, cannot consistently with the spirit and underlying principles of the Federal Reserve Act, serve as directors of Fed eral reserve banks. The Federal Reserve Board also passed a resolution, December 28, 1915, that “ na tional bank examiners shall not hereafter be elected . . . . to directorship in Federal reserve banks.” — 3— LIST OF BANKS IN GROUP 1 (Banks with Combined Capital and Surplus in Excess of $399,000) (To Elect a Class “B” Director) Louisiana Bank Town Capital and Surplus 9000,000 Monroe______ Ouachita National ____ Shreveport___Commercial National________ 1,400,000 Shreveport___Continental Bk. & Trust Co.__ 400,000 Shreveport___First National______________ 1,400,000 Designated Voting Officer T. E. Flournoy, President Val H. Murrell, Cashier Chas. B. Foster, Vice President Andrew Querbes, President New Mexico Albuquerque_First National______________ 600,000 C. S. White, Cashier Texas Austin_______ American National__________ 1,000,000 Austin_______ Austin National ____________ 1,000,000 Beaumont____ Anierican National _________ 600,000 Beaumont___ First National______________ 600,000 Brownsville__Merchants National _________ 415,000 Clarksville___ F ed River National ________ 500,000 Corsicana____Corsicana National__________ 500,000 Corsicana____ First National_________ 800,000 Dallas________ American Exchange National 5,000,000 Dallas_______ Central National____________ 650,000 Dallas_______ City National________________ 4,000,000 Dallas_______ Dallas National_____________ 600,000 Dallas_______ Mercantile N ational_________ 800,000 Dallas_______ North Texas National________ 1,200,000 Dallas_______ Republic National___________ 2,500,000 Eagle Pass___First National______________ 450,000 El Paso______First National______________ 1,200,000 El Paso______ State National______________ 450,000 Fort Worth__Continental National ________ 900,000 Fort Worth__Farmers & Mechanics Nat’l__ 1,300,000 Fort Worth—...First National______________ 1,700,000 Fort Worth__Fort Worth National_________ 2,000,000 Fort Worth__Texas National _____________ 650,000 Gainesville___ Lindsay National ___________ 400,000 Qalveston____ City National_______________ 400,000 Galveston____ First National______________ 400,000 Galveston____ South Texas National________ 550,000 Galveston____ United States National_______ 1,060,000 Greenville____Greenville National Exchange 500,000 Houston_____ First National______________ 3,000,000 Houston_____ Houston National___________ 1,600,000 Houston_____ National Bank of Commerce__ 1,000,000 Houston_____ Second N ational____________ 1,500,000 Houston_____ South Texas Commercial Nat. 2,000,000 Houston_____ State National______________ 540,000 Houston______Union National_____________ 1,500,000 Laredo_______ Laredo National____________ 400,000 Paris_________First National______________ 400,000 San Angelo___Central National____________ 760,000 San Antonio.—.Alamo National_____________ 1,250,000 San Antonio..-—1 City National_______________ 1,175,000 4- H. A. Wroe, President Wm. H. Folts, President B. R. Norvell, President P. B. Doty, President E. J. Tucker, Cashier A. M. Graves, Cashier J. B. Fortson, President Isaac Levy, Asst. Cashier Nathan Adams, President A Vice President J. A. Pondrom, President J. C. Tenison, Cashier The President F. F. Florence, Vice Pres. E. H. Schmidt, President James G. McNary, President R. W. McAfee, Cashier J. G. Wilkinson, President j. T. Pemberton, President R. C. Martin, Cashier YV. D. Reynolds, Director W. L. Smallwood, President O. E. Powers, Cashier A. A. Horne, Vice President Fred W. Catterall, Cashier C. G. Sweet, President J. W. Butler, Vice President C. B. Jones, Vice President O. W. Jackson, Cashier Melvin Rouff, Vice President Jesse H. Jones, President Guy M. Bryan, Vice President S. M. McAshan, Vice President H. M. Wilkins, Vice President R. M. Farrar, President B. M. Alexander, President F. D. Mallory, Vice President J. W. Johnson, Vice President Ernest Steves, Vice President W. R. King, President Texas— ( Continued ) Town Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank San Antonio .-F rost National _____________ San Antonio__Lockwood National__________ San Antonio....National Bank of Commerce.. San Antonio__San Antonio National ______ Sherman_____ Commercial National________ Sherman_____ Merchants & Planters Nat’l__ Terrell_______ American National__________ TerrelL_______.First National _____________ Texarkana___ .Texarkana National_________ Tyler________ Citizens National ___________ Victoria______ Victoria National___________ Waco________ First National______________ Waco________ Provident National__________ Waxahachie.—.Waxahachie National_______ Wichita Falls...City National_______________ Wichita Falls-First National______________ 1,500,000 540,000 750,000 680,000 500,000 1,200,000 400,000 400,000 850,000 500,000 600,000 1,200,000 425,000 500,000 1,200,000 1,500,000 — 5— Ned Mcllhenny, Vice President J. K. Beretta, President The President W. R. Brents, President P. R. Markham, Cashier W. P. Allen, Cashier M. H. Pace, Cashier John W. Wheeler, President Gus F. Taylor, President Vice President and Cashier W. W. Woodson, President J. K. Rose, President E. D. Miller, Cashier J. T. Harrell, Vice President W. M. McGregor, President LIST OF BANKS COMPOSING GROUP 3 (Banks with Combined Capital and Surplus of less than $100,000) (To Elect a Class “ A” Director) Arizona Canital and Town Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank Nogales___ ___Nogales National________ _____ 875,000 A. M. Gillespie, President Tombstone___ Cohise County S tate___________ 35,000 L. G. Fahnestock, Cashier Tombstone___ First National ________________ 25,000 J. P. Connolly, Cashier Louisiana Delhi________ Macon Ridge National-.. Gibsland_____ First National_________ Mansfield____ American National ___ Minden.... ____ First National_________ Winnfield____ First National_________ 30.000 52,094 62,500 50.000 45.000 W. P. Crawford, President R. L. Colon, Cashier J. W. Tatum, Cashier Arthur F. Dupuy, Cashier A. L. Bryan, President New Mexico Artesla---------- First National _____ Belen------------- First National _____ Carlsbad---------Carlsbad National .... Carrizozo____ First National _____ Clovis------------ Clovis National ____ Elida_________ First National _____ Estancia_____ First State_________ Qrady________ First National _____ Ilagerman____ First National _____ Hot Springs.—.First National _____ Las Cruces___First National _____ Lordsburg____ First National _____ Loving_______ First National _____ Melrose______First National _____ Nara Visa____ First National ___ _ Portales —. . . -First National Santa Rosa___First National _____ Tucumcari____American National 60,000 55.000 60.000 50.000 60.000 35.000 25.000 27,500 35.000 25.000 75.000 60.000 30.000 50.000 45.000 60.000 50,000 58,800 E. M. Brickley, Cashier J. C. Nelson, President H. G. Arnold, Cashier Geo. W. Losey, President Sam N. Matson, Cashier Frank R. Coon, President James R. Burns, Cashier Arthur F. Jones, Cashier H. B. Jones, President W. A. Foyil, President Oklahoma Achille_______ Farmers & MerchantsNational.. 30,000 W. E. Holland, President Atoka________ American National ____________ 31,000 E. T. Johnson, President Bennington__ American National ____________ 27,500 Bennington First National ________________ 30,000 Boswell______ First National ________________ 55,000 Broken Bow.—First National ________________ 25,000 J. W. Costilow, President Caddo________ Caddo National _______________ 25,000 F. W. Semple, Vice Pres. Coalgate_____ First National in Colgate______ 27,500 Colbert_______First National ________________ 30,000 W. H. McCarley, President Fort Towson.... American National __________ 36,000 Henry W. Carter, Cashier Garvin_______ Farmers State ________________ 16,500 Haworth_____ First National ________________ 25,000 C. H. Morris, Cashier Hugo________ Nat’l Bank of Commerce at Hugo 55,000 Idabel________Idabel National _____ 60,000 Bernie Herstein, Cashier Idabel________ State National ______ _____ -___ 55,000 D. B. Strawn, President Kingston_____ First National ________________ 30,000 Bruce May, Vice President Madill________First National ________________ 60,000 Joe Hannan, Cashier Madill________Madill National _______________ 60,000 D. D. Whiting, Cashier ■ — 6— Oklahoma— ( Continued) Town Madill_____ Milburn___ Mill CreekTishpmingo Tupelo____ Valliant___ Valliant___ Woodville_ Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank ..Marshall County National— ..First National ____________ ..First National ....__________ .First National ____________ ..Farmers National ________ ..Citizens National ________ ..Farmers State Guaranty__ ..First National ____________ 67,500 30 000 30.000 60.000 30.000 33.000 25.000 30.000 John Landram, Cashier G. T. Webber, Cashier J. W. Walker, President R. N. Armstrong, President S. E. Barnett, Cashier S. V. Hackworth, Vice Pres. Texas Abernathy____First State ___________________ Alba_________ Alba National ________________ Allen_________ First National ________________ Alpine________State National ________________ Alvin_________First National _____ ___________ Alvord_______ First National ________________ Amherst______First National ________________ Anderson_____First National ________________ Annona_______First National ________________ Anson________Anson S ta te___________________ Aransas Pass.. First National --------- --------------Arlington_____Farmers National _____________ Aspermont___ First National ________________ Athens_______ Athens National _____________ : Austwell______Austwell S tate------------ -----------Avei;y________Avery State ___________________ Avery________ First National ______ ,-------------Bagwell______ First National ________________ Bailey________ First National ________________ Baird_______ —First National ________________ Ballinger_____ Ballinger State ----------------------Bandera.—__— First National ________________ Bardwell____ ..First National -----------------------Bastrop______ First National ________________ Bay City____—Bay City Bank & Trust------------Bedias________First S ta te -----------------------------Beeville______ Beeville Bank & Trust--------------Bellevue______ First National --------- --------------Bells_________ First National ------------------------Bellyille______ First National ________________ Belton_______ Belton National -----------------------Belton________ Peoples National --------------------Bertram.—____First National ------------------------Bishop_______ First National -------------- ---------Bishop_______ First S ta te -----------------------------Blackwell_____ First National ------------------------Blanco_______ Blanco National-----------------------Blopming Gr....Blooming Grove State--------------Blooming Gr....Citizens National--------------------Blossom______ First National -----------------------Bogota_______ First National -----------------------Bomarton_____First State ----------------------------Bonita________First National ------------------------Brady________ Farmers Guaranty State---------Bremond_____ First State -----------------------------Bridgeport____Bridgeport National ---------------- 30.500 50.000 D. S. Armstrong, Cashier 40.000 B. A. Marcom, Cashier 70.000 27.500 25.000 27.500 60.000 30.000 H. W. Pirkey, Cashier 80.000 37.500 L. T. Ayers, Cashier 50.000 J. E. Voss, Cashier 50.000 Roy Riddel, Cashier 75.000 J. T. LaRue, President 27.000 25,082 W. S. Lawson, Cashier 50.000 A. M. Graves, Director 30.250 28.000 75.000 W. S. Hinds, Cashier 40.000 N. K. Freeman, Cashier 25.000 A. Meadows, Cashier 45.000 D. W. Ramsay, Cashier 75.000 65.000 32.500 W. H. Holzmann, Cashier 82.500 60.000 45.000 N. C. Ferguson, President 70.000 70.000 57.000 25.250 Walker Barton, Cashier 35.000 50.000 37.500 50.000 Chas. E. Crist, Cashier 55.000 J. R. Griffin, President 62.500 F. H. Simpson, Cashier 64.000 H. M. Norris, Asst. Cashier 50.000 H. C. Dodd, Cashier 38.000 42.500 M. M. Gilbert, Cashier 55.000 63.250 30.000 L. D. Kirkpatrick, President Texas— (Continued) Town Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank Bridgeport,___First National ________________ 70,000 Bronte----------- First National _______ 32,000 Brownfield___ Brownfield S ta te______________ 50,000 Brownfield___ First National ________________ 58,000 Blida------------...Farmers National _____________ 40,000 Burnett______ Burnett National______________ 40,000 Byers_____ ___First National _____ , ....____ _ 41,750 Bynum_______First National ______ 40,000 Caddo________ First National ________________ 25,000 Caddo Mills__ Caddo Mills State _____________ 35,518 Canton________ First National 60,000 Canton_____ ...Texas State __________ .________ 55,000 Canyon______ First National ________________ 50,000 48,000 Canyon---------- First State ___________ Carthage_____First National _________ 60,000 Celina________Farmers & Merchants National- 30,000 Celina________First State ________ - __._______ 50,000 Celeste________First National _______ —..______ 58,000 Channing_____ First National _______ ,________ 25,000 C.hillicothe___ -First National ________________ 50,000 Clarendon____ Farmers State ________________ 53,193 Clarendon____ First National ______ 80,000 Claude______ —First National _____ 50,000 Cleveland____ First National __________ 30,000 Clifton_______ Farmers S ta te ________________ 60,000 Clifton_______ First National ________________ 50,000 Clint______ ___First National ______ __ ■______ 30,000 Clyde________ Clyde National____ „•__________ 30,000 (joahoma_____ First State ____________ 26,800 Collinsville___ Security National _____________ 40,000 Colorado____ -City National _____ ____________ 90,000 Commerce____ Citizens National_____ .____ __ 50,000 ..First National ________________ 60,000 Commerce Commerce____Planters & Merchants National. 60,000 Commerce____State Bk. of Commerce_________ 60,000 Como________ Como National________________ 50,000 Conroe_______ First Nat’l Bank inConroe ....... 60,000 Cooper_______ Delta National ________________ 60,000 Cooper_______ First National ________________ 85,000 Copperas Cove.First S ta te _______ ——________ 42,000 Corrigan_____ Corrigan National_____________ 26,350 Crandall______Citizens National______________ 75,000 Crandall______First National ______ 55,000 Crosbyton____ Citizens National______________ 60,000 Crosbyton____ First National _____ 75,000 Cross Plains.— Farmers National ____________ 40,000 Cross Plains._First Guaranty State __ ________ 32,500 Crowell___ ——.First State __________ _________ 60,000 Cumby_______ First National ________________ 75,000 Daingerfield._Citizens National______________ 50,000 Darrouzett___ First National ________________ 25,000 Dawson____ . ..First National ________________ 50,000 DeLeon_______Farmers & Merchants National. 70,000 Denton_______ First State ______ 50,000 D eport.............First National ________ 80,000 Devine_______ Adams National ____...________ 65,000 Dodd City____ First National -------------36,000 — 8- — Frank Turner, Cashier Morgan L. Copeland, Cashier W. A. Bell, Cashier Jas. R. Bass, Cashier Irby Christopher, Cashier R. EL Wright, Vice President S. R. Granberry, Vice Pres D. W. Woolley, Vice Pres. J. D. Swift, Cashier W. W. Taylor, Cashier B. C. Wooldridge, Cashier J. M. Jenson, Cashier T. H. D. R. C. B. W. Stoneroad, Jr., Vice Pres. D. Wynn, Vice President N. Hargrave, Cashier B. Long, Cashier C. Apperson, Cashier C. Cain, Cashier W. S. McClung, Cashier S. F. Bond, Vice President Sam Crews, Cashier J. W. Pate, Cashier J. H. Moore, President W. C. McGee, Cashier Texas— ( Continued ) Town Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank Dublin_______ Citizens National______________ 57,700 Dublin________Dublin National_____,_________ 72,000 Dublin_______ Farmers National ______-______ 58,775 East Bernard .. Union State __________ ________ 62,000 Eastland_____ Exchange National _____.______ 50,000 Eddy_________ First National ________________ 65,000 Edgewood____ Farmers & Merchants State____ 45,000 50,000 Edgewood____ First National _________ Emhouse_____ First National ________________ 40,000 32,000 Emory____ ___First National ._____ Emory_____ —Guaranty State _______________ 19,000 25,000 Evant________ First National ____ Fabens_______ First National ________ ,_______ 65,000 Falfurrias____ First National _____.__________ 52,500 Falls City____Falls City National .____________ 39,000 Farmersville__Farmers & MerchantsNational 75,000 Fayetfeville__ Farmers National _____________ 35,000 Ferris_______ Farmers & MerchantsState______ 75,000 Ferris_______ Ferris National ________________ 85,000 Floresville___ City National __________________ 70,000 Flore'sville____First National ________ 90,000 Floydada_____Floyd County National..... .......... 55,000 Follett_______ Follett National____ .__________ 37,500 Forney_______City National_________________ 80,000 Forney_______ Forney State _______ ——______ 65,000 Fort Stockton .First National ________________ 77,500 Franklin___ __First State ________ — _______ 45,000 Freeport_____ Freeport National _____________ 62,500 Frisco________ First National _____ — _______ 26,429 Frpst_________Citizens State_________ :._______ 75,000 Frost_________ First National 75,000 Garland_______ First National 52,500 Gatesville____ Guaranty Bond Bk. &Trust_____ 67,000 Georgetown— City National ______________ — 53,689 George West_First State ....___________________ 51,000 Gilmer_______ Farmers & MerchantsNational.. 56,000 Gilmer_______ Gilmer State __________________ 56,000 Glen Rose____ First National ________ ._______ 75,000 Godley_______ Citizens National _____________ 28,000 Goldthwaite__First National ________________ 30,000 Gordon_____ .—First National ________________ 60,000 Goree_________ First National 25,000 Gorman_______ First National 52,500 Graford........... First National ________________ 51,000 Graham______ Graham National _____________ 60,000 Granbury____ City National__________________ 65,000 Grand Prairie.. City National-------------------------- 40,000 Grand Prairie . Guaranty State _______________ 25,000 Grand Saline -N ational Bk. of Grand Saline— 60,000 Grand Saline__State National ________________ 50,000 Grandview____ Farmers & Merchants National. 65,000 Grandview___ First National ________________ 80,000 Granger_______ First National 70,000 Granger____— ..Granger National ____________ 45,000 Grapevine____ Tarrant County National--------- 53,000 Gregory______ First National ________________ 55,500 Groesbeck____ Citizens National ......--------------- 65,000 - 9 - Wickliffe Skinner, Cashier R. B. Boettcher, Cashier J. A. Lucas, Cashier Joe P. Downs, Vice President E. M. Mason, Cashier T. R. Bennett, Cashier B. H. Wooten, Cashier A. Warren Dunn, Cashier W. C. Crane, Cashier W. C. McLendon, Vice Pres. R. F. Shaw, Vice Pres. J. C. Beck, Cashier L. L. Caldwell, President C. C. Sadler, Vice President W. H. Chandler, Cashier C. A. Milam, President R. E. Colvard, Cashier E. Q. McMahan, Cashier A. F. Jones, Cashier H. L. Tidwell, Cashier F. C. Rector, Cashier W. Arthur Reid, President A. H. Barnett, Cashier Texas— (Continued) Town Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank Groom—-------- State National _________________ 25,000 Hale Center__ First National ____ ;______ 30,000 Hallettsville__First National _________________ 75,000 Hallsville--------Farmers State ________________ 29,000 Hamilton____ Hamilton Bk. & Trust__________ 90,000 Hamlin---------- Farmers & MerchantsNational . 40,000 Hamlin_______ First National ______._________ 55,000 Handley--------- First National __ __„_________ 30,000 Harlingen____ First National _________ '______ 27,000 Hawkins---------First National ______ 35,000 Hedley-----------Guaranty State ___ __- ________ 33,700 Hemphill------- First National __________ 50,000 Hereford_____First National _____ 50,000 Hereford------- First State Bank & Trust_______ 75,000 Hereford.....___Western National ....___________ 72,000 35,000 Higgins--------- Citizens National ______ Higgins______ First National _______ ____ ..... 30,000 60,000 Holland--------- First National _________ Hondo----------- First National __________ 72,000 Howe------------ Farmers National — __ —______ 40,000 Hughes Spgs...First National ________________ 80,000 Huntsville___ First National _______ _________ 60,000 Hutto________ Hutto National ....._______:______ 45,000 Isfalou________ First State _________— —______ 33,000 lola__________ Iola State _____________________ 36,000 Irene________ - First National ____ •____ ::______ 30,000 Ireland— First National _____ .__________ 30,000 Italy ,____—.Farmers National ...:___ ...______ 54,000 Itasca- -____ Itasca National ________ :_______ 60,000 Jacksboro- — Jacksboro National -___________ 70,000 Jacksonville. .. First State ____ 1____ __________ 87,500 jasper____ Citizens National _____ _______ 49,000 Jayton—.__ - -First National ________ _______ 60,000 Jefferson_IL -Commercial National ............... . 40,000 Jefferson____ -Rogers National___ i__ ____ - - 50,000 Josephine____ First National _______ _______ 37,000 Junction_____ -First National ________ - _____ 52,000 Karnes City—-State National ...___ _______ 30,000 Kemp_______ ;-First National ______ —_- _____ 65,000 Kerens______ First State ___________ - _____ 80,000 Kilgore___ __-- Kilgore National ___ ___- - ___ 25,000 Killeen____ —_-First National ________:_______ 50,000 Killeen______ -First State,___________ _____ 52,500 Kingsbury——.- First National _____ :___— ... .... 31,000 Kirkland___ 1 -First State ___________ - _____ 53,500 Knox City___ -First National —____ —- _______ 50,000 Kosse_______ .. First National ______ —- _____ 65,000 Kosse________..Guaranty State _______ _______ 26,250 LaCoste_____ ..LaCoste National _____ _______ 57,000 LaFeria_.___ -First National ________ _______ 50,000 Lamesa______..First National ________ - _____ 70,000 Lamesa______..State National ________ - ______ 75,000 Lampasas___ -First National ____ ____ _______ 90,000 Lampasas____ -Peoples National ______ _______ 75,000 Lancaster____ -First National _______ - _______ 65,000 LaPorte_____ ...First National ________■________ 27,500 Leakey____— ..First State ____ :______ _______ 25,000 Leonard_____ -First National ________ _______ 90,000 10 — — W. P. Lawrence, President' B. L. Jones, Cashier A. B. Childs, Cashier J. G. McDougal, President Geo. L. Muse, President G. A. F. Parker, President S. J. Gardiner, Cashier R. M. Kasling, Cashier T. C. Gibbs, President Eric E. Brown, Cashier Whit George, President H. E. Chiles, President Fred Devereaux, Cashier John C. Seale, Cashier II. A. Spellings, President L. Coffman, Vice President J. E. Moore, President F. D. Oberthier, President J. L. Swope, Cashier H. C. Smith, President W. W. Williamson, Cashier W. L. Forbes, President H. N. Key, President W. Y. Perry, Cashier A. N. McKay, Cashier Texas— (Continued) Town Bank Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Leonard______Leonard National______________ 57,500 Homer Collins, Vice Pres. Levelland____ First Nat’l Bank of Levelland__ 27,500 Lewisville____ First National _________________ 87,500 Liberty______ Liberty S ta te__________________ 35,000 B. G. Riviere, Cashier Linden_______ First National ________________ 37,250 Lipan________ First National ________________ 35,000 Littlefield____First Nat’l Bank of Littlefield ... 27,500 Livingston___ First National ________________ 75,000 A. W. Peebles, Cashier Llano________ Citizens National______________ 75,000 Lockney______ First National ________________ 50,000 A. B. Brown, President Lometa_______ First National ________________ 25,000 Lonq Oak____ Citizens National______________ 25,000 Longview____ Commercial Guaranty State___ 57,500 J. R. Sparkman, President Lorajne_______First State ___________________ 60,000 Lorena_______ First National ________________ 42,000 Lorenzo______ First State ___________________ 50,000 Fred Wiese, Cashier Lovelady_____ State National ________________ 27,000 Lovelady_____ First National ________________ 41,000 Luling________Citizens State ________________ 34,000 Madisonville._Farmers State ________________ 50,000 T. B. Viser, Cashier Madisonville—.F irst National ________________ 55,000 Malakoff_____ First National _________________ 38,000 Manor_______ Farmers National _____________ 60,000 Mansfield____ First National _________________ 40,000 Mason________Mason National _______ ._______ 90,000 J. W. White, President Matador_____ First National _________________ 35,000 Eugene Sanford, Cashier Matador______ First State _________ __________ 50,000 Mathis_______ First National ________________ 32,500 Mathis_______ First State _________ 50,000 C. F. Miller, Cashier Maude_______ Maude National ___ :___________ 25,000 May’______ __First National _________________ 35,000 Maypearl___ Citizens State ....______________ 27,500 M a y p e a r l - Farmers & Merchants State____ 32,500 McAllen______ First National ______________ - 50,000 M. J. Bowie, President McGregor____ First State ____________________ 59,000 T. C. Bohrenkamp, Cashier McKinney____Central State __________________ 82,000 Add G. Wilson, Director McLean______ American National ____________ 30,000 G. L. Cooke, Cashier Melissa______ Melissa National ______________ 50,000 J. E. Gibson, President Melvin............. First National _________________ 40,000 Memphis_____Hall County National__________ 75,500 J. H. Read, Vice Pres. Menard______ Menard National ______________ 30,000 Meridian.......... First National ________________ 52,056 J. T. McConnell, Cashier Merit_________First National ________________ 35,000 J. D. Leatherwood, Cashier L. R. Thompson, Cashier Merkel_______ Farmers fr MerchantsNational.. 65,000 Mertens______ First State ___________________ 35,000 Mertzon______ First National ________________ 75,000 Mesquite_____ First National ________________ 62,000 J. C. Rugel, President Midland___—_Midland National______________ 90,000 R. M. Barron, Cashier Midlothian____First National ________________ 75,000 Milford_______First National ________________ 27,750 Millsap_______ First National ________________ 26,000 Mineola_______First National ________________ 78,750 M. H. Landers, President Mission_______First National ________________ 50,000 Moody________First National ________________ 75,000 T. J. Buckner, Vice Pres. Moore_______ Moore National _______________ 30,000 Moran_______ Moran National ________ 30,000 Mt. Calm____ First National _________________ 60,000 — 11— Texas— (Continued ) Town Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Bank Mt. Calm____ First State ___________ ...... Mt. Pleasant ^Guaranty State _________ Munday______ First National __________ Munday______ First State _____________ Murchison____ First State _____________ Naples______ Morris County National___ Needville.____First National ___________ Nevada_______ First National __________ New Boston — First National _______— . NewTBoston__New Boston National ___... New Castle__First National _________ .... Newsome . - . ... First National __________ Nixon________ Nixon National ________.... Nocona______ Peoples National ___ r___ N o r d h e im .... First National ____ „_____ Normangee..—First National __________ Normangee . First State _____________ North Zulch —Farmers Guaranty State ... Norton--------— First National __________ Odell________ First National ___________ Odessa_______ Citizens National_______ Oglesby--------- First National _____ - ____ Oiney-------------City National ______ Olney-------------First National ______ -____ Palmer_______ First State ______________ P$mpa_:--------- First National ______.___.. Pampa_______ Gray County State......_____ Paradise---------First National __________ P6rrin________First National _________ Perryton-------- First National . - ....____ Perryton____ -Perryton National_______ Petty_________Citizens National ..._____ Pharr______ _First National ___________ Pilot Point___ Pilot Point National _____ Plano________ Farmers National ________ Pleasanton____First National ___________ Port Neches.— First National _____ .____ Post City____ First National ___________ Post City_____First State ________ -_____ Poth_________ First National __________ Purdon_______ First National __________ Quinlan______ Quinlan National____.____ Quitaque____ First National ___________ Quitman_____ First National __________ ... Ralls_________First State ______________ Ralls________ Security State Bk. & Trust Reagan_______First National ___________ Rhome_______ First National ___________ Rice_________ First National ________ __ Rice__________ First State ______________ Richardson — Citizens State ____ _____ Richland______First National ________ Richland_____ First State ____________ .... Richmond____First National ___________ Richmond____ Fort Bend National_______ Rio Grande___First National ___________ Rising Star... . First National ___________ __ 40,400 ...... 90,000 80,000 ...... 38,500 ..... 29,500 ...... 56,000 __ 50,000 __ 48,000 ..... 60,000 __ 60,000 ..... 50,000 25,000 ..... 50,000 ..... 51,000 __ 30,550 ..... 30,000 __ 50,000 ..... 30,000 ..... 25,000 37,500 — 61,000 __ 27,500 ..... 75,000 ..... 85,000 __ 42,500 ..... 75,000 ..... 28,000 26,000 .... 37,500 ..... 60,000 ..._ 30,000 ..... 42,000 ..... 50,000 .... 80,000 ..... 90,000 ...... 52,500 — 30,000 75,000 — 29,500 _... 35,000 .... 35,000 .... 25,000 .... 30,000 .... 75,000 .... 40,000 .... 70,000 _ . 50,000 .... 33,000 .... 28,000 .... 51,000 .... 39,600 .... 60,000 .... 50,000 ... 90,000 .... 27,500 ..... 25,000 ..... 35,000 ■12— C. A. Eiland, President E. Duval, President Geo. H. Jones, Cashier Clem F. Corley, Cashier Gould Whaley, Vice Pres M. D. Wolverton, Cashier Wright McClatchey, Vice Pres. Henry F. Huffaker, Cashier DeLea Vicars, Cashier J. T. Carlson, Cashier B. F. Johnson, Vice President A. H. Gee, President R. A. Davis, President E. L. Dupuy, President Amos Persons, President G. A. McCreight, Cashier John Haney, Vice Pres. L. R. Douglas, Cashier F. E. Hendricks, Cashier Lawrence R. Brooks, Pres, Texas— ( Continued ) Town Bank Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Roaring Spgs... First S ta te ____ ._____________ Robstown_____Gouger National _____________ Robstown....__ State National____ „__________ Roby________ First S ta te _______ ___________ Rochester____ First S ta te ___________________ Rockdale_____ First National _______________ Rockwall_____ Security State ________________ Rockwall_____ Farmers National ____________ Rockport_____ First National _______________ Rocksprings__ First National _______________ Rogers_______ First National _______________ Rotan________ First National _______________ Rowena______ First National _______________ Rowlett______ First National _______________ Roxton_______ First National _______________ Royse City___ First National _______________ Royse City.___First State __________________ Rule_______ .— First National _______________ Runge________Runge National ______________ Saint Jo______ Citizens National ____________ Saint Jo______ First National _______________ San Augustine. First National _______________ Sanger_______ First National _______ ________ Sanger_______ Sanger National _____________ San Marcos___ First National _______________ San Saba_____ San Saba National ____________ Santa Anna__..The St. Nat’l Bk. of Santa Anna San Saba_____ First National ________________ Santo________ First National ________________ Savoy________ First S ta te____________________ Schujenburg__ First N ational________________ Schwertner..._First National _______________ Sealy________ Sealy National________________ Seguin_______ First National _________________ Seminole_____ First State __ _________________ Seymour______First State ___________________ Shi^o_________ Farmers State ________________ Sinton________Commercial State _____________ Slaton________ First State ___________________ Slaton________ Slaton S tate_________ .________ Smi^hville____ First National ________________ Snyder_______ First State Bank & Trust______ SourLake____ Citizens National _____________ Spearman____ First National________________ Spearman_____Guaranty State _______________ Spur_________ City National ________________ Stanton______ Home National _______________ Stratford_____ Sherman County Nat’l________ Strawn_______ Strawn National______________ Strawn_______ First National _______________ Streetman____ First National __________ _____ Sudan________ First National _______________ Swenson_____ Swenson National _. Sylvester_____ First National ____ TafL_________ First State _______ Taft_________ First National ____ Tahoka_______Security State ____ -13— 30.000 50.000 65.000 50.000 32.000 90.000 66,100 60.000 35.000 35.000 75.000 50.000 50.000 25.000 60.000 50.000 75.000 36.000 50.000 32.000 60.000 65.000 60.000 50.000 90.000 45.000 62.500 88.000 33.000 34.000 75.000 33.000 62.500 90.000 45.000 40.500 40.000 90.000 41.500 41.500 75.000 62.500 50.000 50.000 30.000 65.000 37.000 26,750 50.000 50.000 45.000 27.500 30.000 37.000 55.000 66,400 25.000 M. D. Ivey, Cashier W. H. Daimwood, President H. B. Lofland, Cashier M. H. McKoy, Vice Pres. W. B. Thomas, Cashier W. W. Barron, President Gibbons Poteet, Cashier E. M. Paulk, Cashier S. C. Roach, Cashier Joe Bowers, Cashier T. B. Saunders, President E. L. Berry, Cashier Geo. O. Hughes, Vice Pres. A. L. Blair, President Leman Brown, President S. I. Self, Cashier S. A. Bibby, Cashier C. T. Sanders, Cashier Charles E. Tips, President B. B. Curry, Cashier P. B. Parten, Cashier W. C. Sparks, Vice Pres. J. W. Brewer, President A. T. Wilkes, Cashier Clyde Funk, Cashier C. W. Carson, Jr., Cashier E. C. Edmonds, President J. R. Vance, President R. C. Cole, Cashier W. C. Sparks, President W. C. Wells, Cashier Texas (Continued) Town Bank Capital and Surplus Designated Voting Officer Texas City___ First National _________________ 31,000 Texas City___ Texas City National___________ 75,000 Thorndale____First National _________________ 60,000 Thornton____ Farmers National _____________ 27,500 Throckmorton-First National ________________ 90,000 Tioga________ First Guaranty State__________ 35,000 Tom Bean____ First National _________________ 41,000 Trenton______Guaranty State _______________ 25,000 Trinity_______Trinity National ______________ 61,000 Troup________First National ________________ 50,000 Turkey______ First National ________________ 30,000 Valley Mills__ First National ________________ 60,000 Valley View__First National ------------------------- 35,000 Valley View__Valley View National___________ 26,000 Van Alstyne_First National ------------------------- 80,000 Venus_______ Farmers & Merchants National- 65,000 Victoria______Peoples National ______________ 60,000 Wellington___ First National _________________ 50,000 Wellington___ Wellington State _____________ 50,000 Weslaco______First National ------------------------- 30,000 West_________National Bank of W est_________ 60,000 West______ State National __________________ 55,000 Wharton_____ Security Bank & T rust-------------- 67,000 Wheeler______First National ------------------------- 30,000 White Deer__ First National ------------------------- 51,500 White Deer__ First State ------------------------------ 30,000 Whitesboro__ City National-------------------60,000 Whitesboro__ First National ------------------------- 60,000 Whitney_____ Citizens National______________ 65,000 Whitney_____ First National ------------------------- 60,500 Wills Point__ First National ------------------------- 75,000 Wills Point__ Van Zandt County National— 65,000 Windom_____ First National ------------------------- 42,500 Winfield_____ Winfield National -------------------- 25,000 Winters______First National -----------50,000 Wolfe City____ First State ___________________ 71,000 Woodsboro____First National ________________ 40,000 Wortham_____ First National ________________ 70,000 W ortham_____ First State ___________________ 75,000 Wylie________ Wylie National _______________ 27,500 Yorktown____ First National ------------------------- 90,000 14— A. B. Phillips, President Chas. A. Davis, Cashier W. K. Crawley, Vice Pres. C. S. Cannaday, Cashier Geo. R. Barnes, Vice Pres. J. H. Sharp, President John Sharp, President L. Umpress, Vice President Herman Fischer, Cashier H. S. Riggs, Cashier Bob McCoy, Cashier George T. Courtright, Cashier John E. Owens, President H. Gilchrist, Vice Pres. Bert E. Low, Cashier
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