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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS Dallas, Texas, January 11, 1937 To the Member Bank Addressed: We have been advised by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco that effective January 18, 1937, the entire territory now being served by its Spokane Branch, except the city of Spokane, will be incorporated in the territory served by its Seattle Branch. The territory now being served by the Spokane Branch includes the eastern part of the state of Washington and the northern part of the state of Idaho. The Spokane Branch will continue to handle mail and telegraphic transfers to and from Spokane banks, and cash items and non-cash items payable in the city of Spokane. All transfers and all cash and non-cash items payable in the territory being transferred to Seattle will thereafter be handled by the Seattle Branch. All transactions which are pending at the close of business January 16, 1937, will be completed through the Spokane Branch. It will be ap preciated if you will forward to the Seattle Branch any cash items or col lection items payable at points located in the Spokane territory outside of the city of Spokane, which normally would reach Spokane on or after January 18, 1937. Cash items and collection items payable in the city of Spokane should, of course, be sent to the Spokane Branch as heretofore. We have also been advised by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran cisco that effective January 18, 1937, the towns of Klamath Falls, Lakeview and Merrill, Oregon, which are now being served by the San Francisco Head Office, will be transferred to its Portland Branch and that thereafter the entire state of Oregon will be served by the Portland Branch. Yours very truly, b. a . McK i n n e y , President This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org)
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