Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-02
ALLIANCE MUTUAL
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of the United states.

Of n United States.
A few evenings since a Branch of the
above named company was organized
in this city, in the Office of Messrs.
Hillhouse & Davenport, comprising
many of u leading business men.
VIM. Arlington was elected President:
w. B. Harrub, Vice President; A. G..
Snetsinger, Secretary; Msssrs. Hill
house d Davenport, Attorneys; DIR. A.
o.. Bishop, Medical Examiner.
Executive Comlnittee-W. B. Har-
rub, JOS. WinzelI, j. &. Powell, j. S.
Wilton, Jno. Shoenbar, A. q. Clark,
and A.. w. Atkinson.
Board OF DirectOrs-Wm. Arlington,
w. b. Harrub, Hillhou.e & Daven-
port, j. c. Powell, A. g. Clark, John
s~hoenbar. J. Winzeli, A. q. s~netsinger.
j. 3. Wilton, A. c. Bishop, A. w.
Atchinson, and J. w. Lambert.
Since the organization, the follow.
ing ma ned gentlemen have been adj
ded to the list of memb RS, and Al the
next meeting of the Branch will he
duly elected to fill their offices for one
year, ETC.: VIM. H.. Clark. NJ. j. Frank
lin, Clayburn Simms. and f. Dewitt.
We notice the Chicago Times speaks
most highly of the Alliance as one OF
The solid and very popular institutions
of the East. Surely this is very com.
mandatory.
This company has surely acted very
wisely in its plan of organizing
Branches throughout tue west, bring.
ing money into the west instead Of
taking money from the west.
The organization in this city is q lit
tie different from others i'm the west,
AS the business, by special contract, is
placed in the hands Of some of our
leading business men.
We notice also some Of the policies
issued by this company bearing the
seal of the State of Kansas, and Of the
% business like finish.
1.-THE peculiar merits of the register
ed policy system e. mere govern
ment insurance policies, are n in the
case of the New York Banks (after-
wards copied by tie United States), in
adoptir x government security and re-
sponsibility to corporate All individual
enterprise and management of busi-
ness, thus combining and organizing
the elements in which each is superior.
New York Insurance Reports.]
Legal Interest-Connecticut, 6 per
Otit pIn . lCi CCtty IAdilSaS3
II per cent; Missouri, 10 per cent.
Eastern companies invest their
money at sir per cent, while this
makes its investments at tveiUe per
cent, or more. The advantages of
Western investments tn the policy.
holder appear in the following start
ling figures:
The amount Of 1000 invested for
fifty years, at 6 per cent, compound
interest, is Si8,42O 25; at 8 per cent.
compound interest, is $i6,9Ol 81; at 10
per cent, compound interest, is Sll7,-
$50 IS; At IL per cent, compound in
terest, is S3lS,066 65.
Tie dividends made by this com.
pany will exceed those made by East
ern companies in the same proportion
as the increase of 81 900 at interest for
tifty years. at IL per cent, will exceed
the interest of the same amount, for
the same time, at d per cent, as shown
i'm the preceding calculation. Hence,
for the mount OF money eventually
paid, this company pays a larger
amount eff insurance than any other
company doing business.
When an Eastern company car pay
you SlS.420 % for Your s $1,000.
The ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE
a pay you $3ls,06 q So.
An Eastern company SlS,420 25 for
$1,000.
The ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE,
S3lS. 06s 65 for 81 200.
Kansas II per cent, Connecticut 6
per cent.
Will you pay your 81 900 where you
will receive only slS,l20 %, or, where
you will receive $3lS ,06S IS?
BELMONT FAST FREIGHT LINE