Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-16
The Trust Fund Insurance
Al. OcfalfOM.


Special attention is directed to the
advertisement in to- days APPEAL of the
Trust Fund Life Insurance Association
of California. This company embraces
among its members some of the wealth.
est aud ,alesi business iueu vi that State,
and being of late formation has availed
itself OF the experience of older COM
panies, evading their weaknesses and
adopting their best plans of operation.
1t is peculiar in this. that it has acted
upon the advice of the distinguished
actuary, Elezier Wright of Massacbu-
sets ard coupled with its system an
arrangement whereby the policy
holders become sharers in the actual
profits of the investment of their
premium money. There invest
meuts are made IN Savings Banks.
As to some of the Inducements to insure
in this company, they may be set forth
as follows: y ten-ye'r policy for $1,000
taken ut thu age Of - years viii cost.
annually. S435.Ge. When the second
payment is due. Savings Bank ccr;i-
tcate viii be issued for nine years for
each year. This is computed at S2I2. 10.
The certificate OF bank and surrender
vaiuc Of the policy viii amount in ten
years to $&.9li 25-nbout 500 more
than the person insured h., paid; and he
has bad < It. UuU Insurance tor ten years.
The surrender vnlue Of the policy il fixed
by the law of California. There Is no
forfeiture Upon 'matuity Of the
premium the bank viii advance on il or
pay it. The rate is the same charged by
other companies. At the death Of the in
sured the company will pay the amount
OF the policy and all accumulations 10
the estate or party for whCst benefit the
policy Is taken These are hints at some
Of the features Il this company. Nj.
Thomas A Ball. Of san Francisco,
special agent for the association is here
in the city and pualtered at the Ornsbv
House. He will furnish information and
facilitate the obtaining Of policies.
CAR BUENFp-INCsNpIAEY Work -
After the fire which destroyed Mrs.
Pierce's house had been eXtinguishsd a
second alarm WAS sounded. This proved
to be caused by the burning of caboose
car belonging to the V. q I. Railroad
Company. 1t stood on the track away
from any danger of sparks or cinders,
had no fire IN it, and was Unoccupied.
OF course it was fred purposely. What
should provoke SO vanton an act nObo-
DIV can Guass. "" learn that Mrs.
Picrce's house was insured for 81 800.
She thinks that the lamp whose over
turning cau5e1 the fire was upset by
her cat Pierce himself is in Eureka.
Personal. Our benmipg friend, Sen |
ator Clapp, of lincoln county, dropped +,
in upon Us yesterday. He has recently |
come from San Francisco where he has !
been enjoying himself since the adjourn /
ment of the session. He reported him.
self sound in limb. wind and prospects.
He left for Phoebe last night. Dele
Crandail who has been rusticaiing in the
rhubarbs returned to town yesterday
with the downiest set Of fawn colorcd
we ever went anywhere.
CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES IN CRAPE-
Engineers and conductors on the V. y
[. Railroad draped their cars and loco
motives in black yesterday in token Of
heir grief at the sudden and painful
!eath Of poor Tom Sheehan. He seems
eally 10 have been without an enemy
nd to have won the highest regard Of
ii with whom he was connected.
RNE SUMNER SUITs.-Messrs Stern /
'oskowitz have just received an invoice
f handsome Summer suits. and the {
thing about them is their
cheapness.
BrRIED.-The remains Of Conductor :
heehan were buried last night-the
me being selected with reference to the
recautions necessary in such cases,