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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-27
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Son of George c. Waylett Meets Sad
Fate in a Mine.

The sad intelligence has reached this
city of the death OF the twenty-seven-
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Waylett, formerly Of Mllvllle, Cache
county, Utah. The first name was not
included In the latter. The fatal ac-
cident occurred at Burke, Idaho where
the young man was engaged In working
In mine. He lost his footing in some
way and fell down a chute a distance
Of 1870 feet, His body was badly man
gled, and after lingering in an uncon-
scious state for short time, the young
man expired The funeral was held at
Victoria, Montana, where the parents
now reside.
He was good stalwart youth and
a source Of great comfort to his par
ents, who are broken hearted over his
violent death. He had been away
from home for nine months. and was
preparing to return when the accident
happened.
The sympathy OF the community Is
extended TO Mr., and Mrs, Waylett in
their bereavement.
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LARGE MINING DEAL.
Bear Gulch Group of Montana Sc.
cured for Foreign syndicate.

Butte, Mont, April PA special to
the Miner from Helena says: Carl
Werngren left for Denver yesterday
after completing one OF the largest
mining deals of the year in this state,
by which he controls the properties of
the Bear Gulch Mining company for a
foreign syndicate
This transaction Mr. Wenger said,
calls for an investment OF nearly S.
100000 and includes all Of the mining
property, townsite, millsite and water
rights owned and controlled by the
company. total OF about 800 acres.
The present option has been taken in
the interest Of foreign syndicate.
which proposes at once TO make a
thorough investigation. ana II found as
represented, 10 proceed 10 equip the
property With large modern plant for
the treatment of the product"
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Mine Run by Mediums.

Consultation with mediums by pros-
pectors who have leaning toward the
occult Is common enough to excite lit
tie or no curiosity, but the spectacle
Of a big property operated on plans laid
down by medium is unique. Such a
spectacle Is afforded by the King Solo
mon on Woodbury. creek about thirty
miles from this city, says the Nelson b.
c., correspondent of the Spokane Re
view
Up TO the present time the spirits
which animate the medium seem to
have fallen down in their reading Of
the ground, for II Is patent to all who
are familiar with the situation that the
company Is not getting enough ore 10
make scarf pins for the management,
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THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Sales Amounted to More Than
$4,000,
VIOLENT FLUCTUATIONS
Recorded OF several stocks Har'ha
Washington and Yankee Cons the
Peatures-Boss Tweed Rising

Business closed on the mining eX-
change today with the sale of jG456
shares for sgS.Gl525 The total sales
for the week at the morning and az
ternoon calls on the exchange footed
I'D Al5,66l shares, which represented
selling value Of S2l1SOo.93. Martha
Washington was the feature Of today's
session Of the exchange. over $1,000
shares changed hands at prices rang
ing from S2A up to 80, This represents
a gain OF about Is cents a share since
last Monday. Yankee Con. was ac-
tive today at $3.50, as compared with
si.7 on Monday Ajax has weakened
a little during the week, though 1t
was quite firm today at SllSA DAILY
West sold up to $50 today while Grand
Central remains quite firm around 5000
Lower Mammoth was a little stronger
today. Sales were made as high as
A.47, as compared with S., earlier In
the week. May Day dropped a few
hundred shares around 81 today, as
compared with s5ja on Monday. sacra-
mento remains practically stationary
at H. while South Swansea Is UNI
changed at g. Silver Shield OF
Bingham has been traded In as low as
z this week, though II was a little
stronger today at ~ DAILY remains
weak around the 81 mark, while Star
Con, which opened the week around
6Ohas since weakened to 56ll the price
at which the first sale was made to-
day. A little more strength was
shown at the close when II was traded
in at 51a. Tesora remains firm at "a,
while Ben Butler shows falling on
of about cents a share since Mon
day. A sale was made today al
cents. Boss Tweed was much strong
err today. After hanging around 10
during the week the stock jumped TO
iSh today Century remains quite
Arm around Sl.30 while West Morning
Glory climbed to cents today on
Monday the stock sold as low as "a
Tetro was traded in at g. while Man
haitian moved up to ! cent a share.
Joe Bowers dropped 500 shares at rs.
Galena King showed some activity at
prices varying from ~. TO SO at the
close, Mammoth was offered at S2,5b'
with s.. rs bid.
Closing quotations were posted as
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THE CHAMBERS ESTATE.
His Sister is Granted Special Letters
of Administration

A dispatch from the special CORE
spondent OF the News" at San Fran
cisco announces a decision by Judge
sloss in the matter Of special letters of
administration on the estate OF the late
Robert Craig Chambers,
The letters have been granted to Mrs.
Ada z. Martin, sister OF the de-
ceased, after a contest with the public
administrator who was after the letters,
The application for general letters OF
administration will shortly be made.
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ALL BUSINESS
CONTINUES BRISK

New York, April 26,--R. G.. Dun g.
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
fow Will say: Business continues brisk
FOR the season In the face Of some
drawbacks which at times might cause
marked hesitation. Chief Of these is
the Hoods in many directions, which
have interfered with railroad opera
tons and interrupted the distribution of
merchandise, and the weather all over
the East has been adverse to an In
crease Of retail trade, Bank clearings,
however, show that while speculation
has been heavy, there must have been
a well-sustained volume of legitimate
business. Railroad earnings make en-
couraging gains. Reports from the in
terror show special strength In condi-
lions through Missouri, Kansas and
Ohio, and the future Is full of promise,
unless there is misfortune with the
crops.
Much unfavorable comment has APP
peared regarding the advance In steel
rails to S2S Yet the change Is only in
keeping with recent Increases in prices
Of pig iron and bllets. Nominal quota
lions for many products of iron and
steel have long been disregarded In
contracts calling for early delivery, and
list prices are generally moving up to a
representative level. on new business
or export orders II Is not unreasonable
TO make prices for rails on parity with
other products of this industry. It is
reported from Pittsburg that mills are
not crowded by demand to the extent
noticed in 1899, but productive capa-
city has largely expanded.
After a prolonged period OF waiting
for definite crop news, the cereal mark
cts suddenly awoke to unusual activity.
Much OF the increased trading and
sharp advance In prices resulted from
clever manipulating by single western
specuator who compelled the short
contingent to cover May contracts at
the highest prices Of the season. Wheat
has risen sharply partly In sympathy
with corn, but there was bad news re-
garding the German crop and some
damage occurred at the West.
Wool Is fairly steady, and this is
the best that can be said, Eastern mar
kets are quiet. with light demand from
the mills. There is less disposition to
secure raw material In advance on
needs, although much faith is expressed
regarding the stability Of prices. Re-
ports from many correspondents In
chief sheep-raising states indicate that
a larger clip than last year may be
expected and that the conditions are
satisfactory. Growers are slow to make
contracts at the present level Of prices,
but large percentage of the old crop
carried over and heavy stocks at the
East give little encouragement to hope
for higher prices until the demand for
manufactured goods shows material Inn
provement
Failures for the week number 215 In
the United States, against 20i last year,
and 20 In Canada, against 22 lats year.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York April 27.--Prime mercan-
tile paper. 4Qila per cent.
Sterling exchange nominal with
actual business In bankers bills at
4.ssh6A for demand and is5dh for
sixty days posted rates, 4.s5l5m4 Sc
and 4.s9; commercial bills, 4.SSAg&
Bar silver 6Oh.
Mexican dollars i.s2h.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb., April 27.--Cattle-Re-
eeipts, 100, Nomlnally steady. Native
beef steers, i,25Q5,50 western steers
i'OV@4.Sl; Texas steers, 3.25G4. rs COWS
and heifers, S,35Q4.4O Gamers. lisa
$50; stockers and feeders, 3.25q5 10;
calves 3.OOQ6.75 bulls, stays, etc,
2,15G4. 25
Receipts, $500. Shade to 90
lower; heavy, 5.72hq5, So; mixed, 5.7O9
6.I2h; light, 5,65a5.72is; pigs, 5000
90; bulk of sales, 5.7O95.77h.
No sheen.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax, 200 at lie; 100 al Liz; 100 at
Ill: 80 at 49, 100 at ll3A
DAILY, 800 at 2.O4; 100 at 2.Oj.
Daily West, 80 at 3j. 30, II at IS 70; at
$500; 20 at 30 sO l6j aat 500.
Grand Central 200 al $50 100 at 5.S5.
Lower Mammoth 100 at Az; 100 at
AS, buyer ten DAVIS 100 at AS; 200 at
$50: 100 at i.5l; l0O at ~; 100 at Al.
May Day, 100 at S9ii 200 at say 200
ct 49,
Sacramento 100 at 81.
Silver Shield l,Ojo at "a 1000 az *
South Swansea 100 al g..
Star Con. 100 at 56ia; 100 az 81 100
At 57t; 100 at ji2,.
Tesora. 100 at a.
Ben Butler 100 at Q.
Boss Tweed, 500 at II; 1000 at IS; 800
az lSh.
Century. 100 at l.al 200 at 80, 100 at
i.29
Galena King, 1000 at 81; 100 a. Q;
100 at 50.
Joe Bowers. 500 at ~.
Manhattan, 1000 at I.
Martha Washington, 1000 aat 32% 500
al 32I: LOO at 23 500 Of 33i. 1000 at
33h 800 at 32% 800 at 33N 1000 at a.:
1000 at 3in: 1900 at 84iA. 300 at Sls. .
100 at 3i% 1900 at 80; 600 al 547s.
Tetro. 1000 alta 9.
West Morning Glory 1000 at 3& 1000
At 81 5000 az T.
Yankee Con. 100 at 23O; 100 at 229
Shares sold 57.i3s.
Selling value. t2s6l5.25.
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Bullion Beck Examination.

Frank h. Cook came In from Eureka
today after spending the past four days
In making an examination of the Bull
ION Beck for eastern parties. Mr.,
Cook had nothing to say regarding his
work further than that certain capital
lists desired a preliminary report on the
condition OF the old bonanza, II the
present report is favorable more
thorough examination will be made at
q later day.
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Annual Statement for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1870, OF the condition Of the
NORWICH UNION FIRE
INSURANCE SOCIETY.

The Name aud Location OF the company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,
Norwich, England,
]. Montgomery Hare, SOS Pine stp N. \.
City. Resident Manager
The amount Of its capital stock . -.
.'''..'F VVNV'VVV w
The amount OF It's capital stock
paid up is-,..o,.........,, ,,,",.'',, O1OVVV w
The amount OF lis assets is.... ease, 2lg Is
The amount Of its liabilities Qn-
Guiding capitan is.,'',.,,..,,, I,il9,2Oi So
the preceding calendar year. 1,75s,9e2 Is
The amount Of Its expenditures
dar year'..np.,n,......'.,...,.,,~. loss51 20
The amount OF losses paid during
the preceding calendar year. 1O5l,2s1 10
The amount Of risks written dur
inzthe year.a,n..".,..,..,....,."., nalIo, iol W
The amount u risks In force at
" The end OF the year. ..~n..,., 2iS943, sis %
STATE or UTAH 90
Office Of the Secretary Of State.
/ James T. Hammond. Secretary OF State Of
the State OF Utah, do hereby certify that the
above named Insurance company has hed m
my Office detailed statement OF It's cOndi-
tl6n. from which the foregoing statement has
been prepared, and that the said company has
I'm all other respects complied with the laws
OF the state reatingtO Insurance,
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great sea
SEAL Of the State Of Utah this 18th day OF
February A. D, 1901.
Ut HAMMOND,
Secretary OF state.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo, April 27.-Cattle--
receipts, 200 Market unchange9.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Market 2iec
lower. Bulk Of sales. 6.751s. S5.
heavy 6.SO@592la; packers. 5.75a5S5,
mixed, 5.7OQ5.S5; light, 5.45a5. Is, york.
ers. b.35@j.75; pigs, i,25G5.SO.
sheep-Receipts, none. Demand
strong.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, April 27.-Damage claims
from Texas and oklahoma helped the
wheat market and the trade was the
broadost in weeks May opened at 7SA
q73la. rallied 10 7iIs and closed lasc.
higher at 1ih.
Close wheat--April 7iHs; May, 1850
y. July. 74A0747s
corn--Aprll Az; May. 49,; July,
N7s.
oats-April, ,saaT; May, ssss27;
July, 26h.
Pork-April and May. ll5o; July,
NHn.
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Consult county NitIh OF Nlt ltsPVN
tive signers for further information
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS.
trict Court Of the State Of Utah, IN ana
for the County Of Salt Lake. Case NO.
1884 Helen II. Stayner ct a., PAN
tins, VS.. b. s. Young, as adminlslraa
of the estate Of Charles W. sIayhe
Deceased, ct al, Defendants, Notice y
Referees Sale. Pursuant 70 decree anl
order OF sale IN the above entitled &C,
ton the undersigned duly appoinlsl
referees will sell on saturday the ~,
day of May, A. d., 1901, at the houI 2.
IL o'clock noon, at the west rom , ugo
of the County Court House OF the ' Ss.s
City and County BUILDING N the CV
Of Salt Lake. County Of Salt lAhe
State of Utah. at public auction 70 V'
highest bidder for cash, all Of me io,
lowing described property, toWlu -N
the Southeast quarter Of Lot TWO y,
BLOCK twenty-one CD, Plat u sa'
Lake City Survey IN salt Lake TX
salt Lake County state ol usa as
Terms Of sale cash. me sag ~"
win he made subject TO the confirm
tion Of the Third Judicial District Wv.
OF Salt Lake County siate OF D''"'
The above entitled action ,,vov
EUGENE NJ. CANNON'
S. l.. RICHARDS,
los. W MUsSER. -
Dated this 26th day OF April . "
1901
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.ssr.s,iLNr No. ~.

p,vutNING ANpMILLlNG C0 CONT, s, h,
o GLa snS principal place Of bushes s ven
that at meeting Of Che ,s d aD Ss,so,s%eat d
the elth day o. ApIli W. an All the share;
81 fs Ss spI ili STOCK d ss Ss i Nay
9Th iSl TO the treasarsT az a. Main AIM stieet
4. Jones 4 G3,s o Ilsi w. Any stock apdlaa
M; TSoa LAKE. 'ss Ss nr ; ri 5, ' daa
S Sn snV an Tor SAFE n y, before
many OF II G tSs ss ,cs 50 g 9 9sy q
1 ascss.sf ~ vii es od o. t1 70 i pSy &c
Sne i9Oi. at 10 o'clock a he, ~, Slth the cost
inqgent asssss@ nd expense pe q sale
OF adVer''s'W MN Il. sPRAGUE secr'''''
BY order OF the board board Ct s0 a'Tf q ipSl.
HHll IAhN tANf'
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LIVE sTOCK.

Cattle-ReceptF 200, steady. Good
to prime steers. 5OOa6OO poor to me
dlunl, 3.9O@i95; stockers and feeders,
z'SUq4,sO; cows, 2.7OQ4 60. heifers, 2.75GI
iSoi Gamers, 20002GO bulls. 2.90ai5O;
calves, 4.OO052j' Texas fed steers. 5.25
,,SiO gTassers, S.5O94OO; bulls. asa
Hogs.- Receipts today 10000 for Mon
day 10000; left over, 1905: market
opened steady closing easter. Ton. 6.Ob:
mixed and butchers, 575G6OO: good 10
choice heavy, b.SOd6O5. rough heavy.
59Od695. ~ VI '"'O''
sheep-Recelpts, 250O steady. Good
70 cholce wethers 4.s5@i9O, fair 10
tnoiee mixed, 4.SOq46O; western sheen.
tooWfsui yearlings, 4,Gj@A90 native
lambs, 45OQ5SO western lambs I7O@
$50. ''09' ivy
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, April 26.--On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easy. Creamerles, 15al9; diaries, liz
is.
Cheese-sh4ll
Eggs-Easy; fresh u.
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Lard-April, SIS; May, SIS; July, sos
dS.O1s; Sept, sos.
Ribs-Aprll and May, s22ls; July,
765q76lhi Sept, 1929.
Cash Wheat--No, 2. red, 75dM; No.
3, red 14q7b; No 2, hard winter, 7lG
IS; No. do, 1905 No. /, northern
spring't l5Gl6i No. ?, do, 7i07G No. 8.
spring, 7Oq75
Corn-No 2, t7%G4s; No. 3, 4lAQ1A.
Oats-No. 2 q; No. g. 2e%.
0ats-.No' ?, 27; No. 8, 26&.
Rye-59h
Barley-SSQ57.
Timothy-3.25.
Flax-Northwest, 1854.
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snrc,,, srocKHoLpERs MEETING

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE TUE. G sIVs%
S9p' be- bip sdi at the once Of the sSers'3,y ~
y wv Nest second south S. on y way Syle gl
o'clock p m for the purpose o. ,e e'vs term
board OF directors TO hl the W luz" ~ such
Of present directors, ana w uisp con,e before
other business Ne may properly
said meeting ~ y CrARK. secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET

San Francisco, April 26,--Nevada 1OG
IL; eastern Oregon, l0Q13, valley Ore
gon, 14Ql5; mountain lambs, 7QS; San
Joaquin plains, sal Humboldt and
Mendocno, 9al0.
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st. Louis, April 27,-Wool, quiet,
easy territory and western medium,
l4ql6; fine, 1ldl5; coarse, 11dl4.
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New York, April 26,--Butter-Re-
ceipts 4.S32 packages. Steady. Cream
cry 1890; factory, llG13k.
Esgs-Recelpts II, 9j4 packages. Dull.
Western regular packed, 1904, storage,
Hhql4Ia.
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MINING EXCURSION,
Sunday. AurlI ogth

The Rio Grande Western Ry. runs an
excursion to Eureka, Mammoth and
silver City by special train at 500 a.
m, Sunday April 2Sth. $500 round trip
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BIND ,,o,,,
YUM MAGAZINES

o,d Books. Music and MA. Mssas iar prrsssr.
, .o,Ion, Many records Of , ya,uS The
s SN,ss b III can do the W0'A :"
form at any price
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, April 27.-wheat--
Easier May, l.oi; Dec, LOSS; cash,
1,03A.
Barley---Weaker; Dec, s1a cash,
SAL
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INNING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

the Bingham people and erect similar
pants at no distant day For handling
low-grade ores Of a certain character
such shelters are Incompatible.
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4. O. Conn, stock Broker
ito5. Jennings Block. Tel. 1907.

Neuralgia pains. rheumatism. lumba-
no and sciatlc pains. yield to the pene-
tratlng influence Of BALLARD'S
SNOW IMMINENT. frice, p and 50
cents at z. c. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

ARTISTIC JOB WORK
Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News A big shipment Of new
types and supplies just in Our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads, tags, en-
velopes, pads, etc, ETC.. are uneXcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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SUGAR.

Sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining,
ll-16; centrifugal, 90 test 3-l6m
Az molasses sugar. 7-i6Q3h Refined
steady; crushed, sos; powdered, 5.55;
granulated, 5.45.
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Il, James 7. Hamm0nd. soo,a,,
slate Of the State OF Utah ao '5Ss estl4lIY Of
Wy that the above namsd LIED eet'
Company has filed in my Once ii"JJ l,a51s
statement OF It's condition. from S,t Jigia.gD
foregoing statement has been T WHY. lls
ana mat the said company has in a,ifpai'l
sespects complied with tho laWs 81" y, p'.et
STATE relating to Insurance. ""' VI 'ae
III testimony Whereof, | have bs,.,.,.
,oD,r SET my hand and affixed H. i'', g,l,,
(SEAL) seal OF the State Of Xxx s,t1iI
lflh gay OF FEBRUARY. A. ID In 'Di'
JAMES I. HAMMOND
Secretary Of State
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A. L. JACOBS & CO..
Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance.
PROGRESS BUILDING.
Annual Statement for the year ending De.
cember 81 1900 VI the condition OF the
Standard Life and
Accident Insurance Campany.

The name and Location OF the Company,
Standard Life and Accident Insurance
Company. Detroit Michigan.
Name OF President, y. N, Ferry.
Name Of Secretary. r. A. Leonard.
The amount OF Its capital stock
.,..,t 10000 90
The amount or us capital stock
- pau up h,....." ..,..,.," ..,,. 25OOO 90
The amount Of u, assets ls""... l,l55242 o.
The amount ~ Is liabilities 0n-
-, Guiding capital is,....oy..,,.ro @es5l II
The amount OF its income during
the preceding calendar year i21sOl5 20
The amount OF It's expenditures
during the preceding Gallon
oar year..o,.,.,,.4., ,,,..,... LOLITA 81
The amount Of losses paid
the preceding calendar year. 5gs,7s7 Is
The amount OF risks written
- during the. year. j: .....~. ls6e2,gO 70
The amount OF risk IN force at
the end OF the year.,.......... 1876, 4e22, 10g %
omcG sdA ,ba $500 SdAh y, s,o,o IS.
!, James 7 Hammond, Secretary OF State Of
the state of Utah, do hereby certify that the
above named insurance company has filed In
my Office a detailed statement OF It's condi.
ton, from which the foregoing statement has
been prepared, and that the said company has
In all other respects compiled with the laws OF
the State relating 10 insurance.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto SET
my hand and affixed the great seal
lsEAL) OF the state u Utah this 23rd day
Of February A. ID 1901
j. l. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF State.
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STATE OF UTAH.
Office Of the Secretary Of State
!, James T. Hammond. Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Utah, do hereby
certify that the above named Insurance
Company has filed In my Office detailed
statement Of It's condition from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-.
pared, and that the said company has In
all other respects compiled with the laws
OF the State relating 10 Insurance,
In Testimony Whereof have hereuntO
set my hand and affixed the
(SEAL.) great seal Of the State Of Uta'.
this l2th day Of February, A. D..
1901.
], T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State.
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BOSTON COPPER
ST LOUIS WOOL

Boston, April 2L-B. g. NJ, i.43Q4 As;
B. & B., 1.15hQ1.17.
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NIAGARA FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Name and Location OF the Company,
Niagara Fire Insurance Company, New
York City \, Y,
Name OF President, Harold Herrck.
Name Of Secretary, George W. Dewey
Theamount OF It's capital stock SIS 100000 %
The amount OF its capital stock
paid up b,.......,.,.,......' .'..'...'' DVWN ~
The amount Of rs assets is.....,... G,eJb,u3O ~
The amount OF IT. liabilities i'm
Guiding capltaO is.a..,.,.,..,.,... 2,0AsO5 81
The amount OF its income during
the preceding calendar year l,7Sa2ss 81
The amount Of It's expenditures
year '...'..,.,....''',...'.........r l,s.Ossi 81
The amount OF losses paid during
the preceding calendar year. l,G25,0H 10
The amount Oi risks written dur
Ing the year ..........a....~.~... e2616l,gSj 90
The amount Of risks In force AZ
the end OF the year...........o... gle'251,2o5 "
STATE or UTAH, L..
Office Of the secretary OF state. ~
!. James I. Hammond, secretary OF state OF
the State oi Utah, do hereby certify that tho
above named Insurance company has dled 10
my Oillcea detailed statement " H. condition.
from which the foregoing statement has been
prepared, and that the said company has Ia
an other respects complied with the laWsoi
the state relating 20 Insurance.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and sifxed the great seal
OsEAL) Of The state " Utah this 18th dayof
February, AD, lgl
J. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of state.