Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-15
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING.
Ten Thousand Dollars in Gold Just Paid
by the Bankers Alliance.

Some sixteen months ago there began
active business in Southern California,
a new life and accident insurance COM
pany, doing business on the mutual
assessment plan, and providing for a
reliable reserve fund. Its officers then
chosen, and who still fill their respective
positions, were as follows DR.. II. Sinsa-
baugh, president; Gen. E. p. Johnson,
vice president; Capt. F. j. Cressey, sec
retary Mr.. f. G. Howes, treasurer, and
Mr.. j. N. Priest, superintendent. So
sensible and intelligent was their plan
of insurance, and so liberal in all it's
features their policy contract, that they
have already issued nearly fourteen
hundred policies, have reserve fund
credit of over fifty thousand dollars as a
guarantee for the payment in full of all
claims, and have received the personal
endorsement of the best business men
in every town where they have
been introduced. Here in Los Angeles
over two hundred of our most prom
inent citizens are members of the Bank
ers' Alliance. Its methods are simple,
and the integrity and sagacity of its
officers unquestioned. So successful has
been its work, and so great its prosper
ity that it has already paid in losses,
without delay or quibble, over nineteen
thousand dollars in gold, and is well
prepared to cash every claim that may
be presented. We are glad that so good
company, with such an excellent
showing, has its principal Office in Los
Angeles. The following receipts are a
strong approval of all we have above
written, and tell a pleasing story:
Los ANGELES, June 10, 1890.
Received of the Bankers Alliance of
California, $4,000 in gold in full salts
faction of all demands under policies
Nos. 906 and 907, by reason of the death
by accident of Mr.. Harvey Hardison, of
Santa Paula, Cal.
We desire to publish our full and
hearty appreciation of the unusually
prompt and very satisfactory manner in
which we have been treated by the
Bankers Alliance, and find special
pleasure in personally recommending the
company to the confidence and patron
age of our friends and neighbors.
We were shown every possible courtesy
by its several officers, who paid our
claim without discount, six weeks before
it became due.
W. L.. HARDISON, Administrator.
Mrs. DELPHINA NJ. HARDIsoN,
IDA A HARDIsoN.
G.. w. F. JOHNSON,
J. r. HAUGH,
Witnesses.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June 10, 1890.
1t is with pleasure | acknowledge hav-
ing this day received of the Bankers AL
lance, of California, five thousand dol
lars in gold, payment in full, many
weeks before maturity, without dis
count, for all demands under policies
Nos. l, ,17s and 1,179, by reason Of death
by accident of my late husband, Rev.
Fielding w. Pattee, of Acton, California.
The prompt and honorable manner in
which the Bankers Alliance has paid
my claim entities its officers to my sin
cere gratitude, while cheerfully recon-
mend the company as worthy of public
confidence. No settlement could have
been more satisfactory, and no more
careful consideration could be shown
claimant than have received in this in
stance. MRS. PHRANIA Z. PATrEE.
JAS. B. JONES,
WILL A. KNIGHTEN,
Witnesses