The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04

Sky rockets carelessly discharged have
contributed to the general wreck of plate
glass. ~ woman's parasol, possibly point
ing at the particular Easter bonnet OF her
choice, has, with the aid Of some hasty
passer- by, destroyed glass of the value of
many bonnets. La Burlington, Iowa,
crazy man with club went through the
street smashing windows right and left,
demohshlng dozen or more before he
could be STOPPED. In Guelph, Canada,
pair OF horses attached to a wagon ran down
the sidewalk of the principal street, knock
ing dry goods boxes through windows and
smashing others with the wagon, almost
entirely cleaning out that side of the street.
Mrs. kendall once said that when walk
| ing through a street in Chicago one morn
| ing she noticed q store the entire glass
| front OF which had been blown out by a
boiler explosion. Passing the same store
| IN the afternoon, she was surprised to find
the glass fully restored. She remarked to
MIR. Kendall that in London such wreck
would hardly have been repaired in a
month. A plate-glass insurance man says
| people often remark to him: "Does plate
glass ever break! never see any broken. :"
| The answer is that most of the glass is
insured. Immediately after a breakage is
| reported to the company carrying the risk
no time is lost in replacing it, Hence a
| broken glass is seldom seen.-NeW York
'lul, Oct. 10, 1890.
The company above referred to is the
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance company, of
Cedar and Williams street, New York,
William a. Robertson, agent. Salt Lake
city, Utah.
The Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Company
was the first to push plato glass insurance
| in Utah, as it is first in every thing in its
line, and is first in capital, III assets; first
! in volume of business and enterprise, and
! first TO CALL UPON THE INSURED and settle
their losses. Its agent don't beat around
the bush to evade loss, but hasten to ad-
just in any and all cases.
Amongst the large list of policy holders
in Salt Lake city, of the Lloyd's Plate
Glass Insurance company, the following
have suffered heavy losses and been
promptly reimbursed by its wide awake
agent, w. a. Robertson. to wit: T. Auer
| bach & Brother, George NJ. Scott & Co.,
Henry w. Lawrence, L. c. Karrick,
Hardy, Young & Co. (NEw Constitution
building), AID many others too numerous
to mention AS plate glass is brittle and
more liable to get broke than your store is &c
take fire, don't procrastlnate, but drop q
postal card to w. a. Robertson, P. O. box
l119, and notify him to call around anG
write you up in the popular "Lloyd's."
Prominent amongst the 'iLloyd's policy
holders in Salt Lake are: Z. c. M. [. (Sall
Lake and Logan, Henry Dinwoodey, F
Auerbach & Brother, H. w. Lawrence
George M. Scott & Co., T. H. Dyer, Hardy
Young & Co. Young Brothers Co., Alonzt
Young & Co., Peoples Equitable Coop.
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co. ITEM
pleton hotel building), G. c. Charlton 6
Co., NJ. K. Parsons, Groesbeck & Hough
ton, John A. Groesbeck and w. S. McCor
nick, and many others too numerous t.
mention. Como and join the noble list.
WILLIAM A. ROBERTSON, Agent,
P. o. box 1l19, Salt I axe city.