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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81 1906
OF the condition of the
The American Insurance Company.
1.-The name and location of the COM
pauy. The American Insurance Com
pany, Newark. New Jersey.
2-Name of president, z. o. Doremus.
3-Name OF secretary Jas H. Worden.
4-The amount Of its capt.
ttal stock Ia ..S GOO 900 90
5-The amount Of Its capt.
ital stock paid up IS. sooooo.oo
6-The amount Of It's as
sets is .-,..: -....... 5,sO5 SAG. IL
THE amount OF its liabiI-
tiles QncludIng capitaD
is ....,.... ....,..,.., 4,342133.5o
S-The amount of its in
come during the pre-
ceding calendar year 2,9oS, 400, ,65
9--The amount OF its eX-
penditures during the
preceding calendar
year ...... ...... 5.o4a,s2c.S .Sa
10-The amount OF losses
paid during the pre-
ceding calendar year. 1889, ,24s.S So
1.-The amount of risks
written during the
year ....;. -? .,..;. s1e. 77s. .ooa 90
12-The amount of risks In
force at the end OF the
year ... -. -. ....... 517. .ess, ,227, 90
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany- Principal place of business at Salt
Lake City, Utah.-Notlce is hereby given
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

4 OF tNe year endlnS december 81, l3Vo, OIL
the condition OF the
U. S. Branch New Zealand Insurance
Company, Limited.
I. The name and location of the company
New Zealand Insurance Company.
Limited. Auckland, New Zealand.
?. Name of L. S Msnager-Clin,on Fol
ger 312 California St, San Francisco.
5. The amount OF Its statu-
tory deposit .,.......,.-,s goo 10000
4. The amount OF its assets Is 647.976S4
) The amount of ITS liabili-
ties dncluding captaD is 416,52o,13
s. The smouut OF its income
during the preceding call
l. The amount Of its expendi-
lures during the preced-
Ing calendar year .....-. 1855, 205.8l
S. The amount of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year .,..,........ 1,s1771267
.. The amount Of risks writ
ten during the year 49, S0,336, $50 90
10. The amount Of risks In
force Al the end OF the
year -. - .... 25.422. IFS 90
State OF Utah, Once of the Secretary Of
State, So.
l. Charles s. Tingey, Secretary of State
Of the state OF Utah. DO hereby certify
that :he above named Insurance Company
has fled in my office detailed statement
OF its condition. from which the for-Eo-
ing statement has been prepared and that
tho said company has in all other respe, is
compiled with the laws of the State re-
lating TO insurance
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal Of
the Stale o. Utah this tenth day of April,
a. n. 1907.
(SeaD c. s. TINGEY.
Secretary of State.
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'UTT, SORElVSON & co.
! GENERAL INSURANCE
lice, / x / Furniture Store
+ 40 to As E. Third South ST.

JAL STATEMENT
IndIng December 81. 1906, OF
Condition OF the
cIation of Philadelphia.
and location OF the COM
re Association OF Philadel-
iladelphia. Penn.
,resident-E. c. Irwin.
ecretary-M. @. Garriques.
III of its capital
...............s $50, 100000
ut of It's capital
Id up is ...... $50. 100000
Al of its assets
-. ........... 1890, ,721.5e
nt of It's liabill-
,luding capitaD
IL of its income
the preceding
year -, -- o.3lb, 400. 10
AT OF Its expen-
luring the pre-
1endar year -. 5,416.l36.9s
[ of losses paid
hthe preceding
D year -, -. 1886. .2o5.s6
{ OF risks writ
-sg the year 41i,25i. 434. M
; ut OF risks in
1.-The end Of the
H.. ......56a. .122.625.0o
> Office Of the Secretary of
; Tingey. Secretary OF State
)f Utah. do hereby certify
> named Insurance Company
office a detailed statement
n. from which the forego-
has been prepared. and that
ny has in all other respects
~ The laws OF the state re-
Aance.
whereof ] have hereunto
nd affixed the great seal of
tab this tenth day of April.
m c. s. TINGEY.
W. Secretary of State,
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CO., Agents
LOO Keith Buldmg Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, 1906,
OF the condition OF
The Home Insurance Company.
/, The name and location of the COM
pany-The Home Insurance Com
pany, New York: N. Y.
2. Name OF presidenr-Elbridge G..
Snow
8, Name OF ecretaries-Areunah NJ.
BuTtis and Charles l., Tyner.
T. The amount Of lis
capital stock is. ....S :, 900 900 90
3. The amount OF Its
capital stock paid
up is .,.......,.... 5000 10000
6. The amount of its as
sets is ..,.;.:.,;;. 2o.SSs1I4.33
l. The amount of its liza
capitaD Is .......... 12.4Sos1S.sl
s, The amount OF its In
come during the
preceding calendar
@ The amount OF its ex
penditures during
the preceding caen-
dar year ,.t,..-..,. 1o,3Ss, 1879
10. The amount of losses
paid during the pre-
year ...... -. 6.4io.322.o3
IL. The amount of risks
written during the
year ,..,.. ........ /. 436. DOL .e24.o0
12. The amount of risks
In force at the end
of the year-flre. .. 1.502, $50. 1856 90
IL. The amount of risks
in force at the end
OF the year-marine 10. S09. .015 90
State OF Utah. Office OF the Secretary OF
State-SS,
l. Charles S. TiDgey, Secretary Of state
of the State Of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above-named insurance COM
pany has filed in my office a detailed
statement Of its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has in
all other respects complied with the laws
OF the State relating 10 Insurance
in testimony whereof I have hereun,o
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State Of Utah this 10th day of
April A. D 1907. Q. S. TINGEY
(SeaD Secretary OF State
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INCORPORATED
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905,
OF the condition OF the
Hanover Fire Insurance Company.
1.-The name and location OF the COM
pany, Hanover Fire Insurance Com
pany. New York. N. Y
2-Nane OF president, r. Emory War
field.
S-Name of secretary. Joseph McCord.
4-The amount of Its capital
stock is .......... IS 1000. 900 90
5-The amount OF Its capital
stock paid up Is -. 1000. 900. 90
6-The amount of its assets
is ......... .......... 4,22s,427.29
The amount OF It's liabil-
ties Qncluding capitaD
is -. ,...:. ....... s.2s9,s14.
during the preceding
calendar year ......-. SAP, 1912
9-The amount of its ex-
penditures during the
preceding calendar
year -.,.., -...-.. 3,573,3S215
1O-The amount OF losses
paid during the pre-
ceding calendar year, 2,5s2,32se
1.-THE amount OF risks
written during the
year ,.-... ....,,:... sol, ,454, Ill. 90
12-The amount OF risks In
force at the end OF the
year -. ....... $3.50. All, 90
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Utah, Office OF Secretary OF
|hS. Tingey. Secretary OF State
y, OF Utah, do hereby certify
'ove named insurance COM
Tled In my Office a detailed
its condition, from which
- statement has been pre-
that the said company has
respects complied with the
|7State relating to insurance.
s1y whereof. / have here
hand and affixed the great
State of Utah this 10th day
I'D. 1907.
G. s. TINGEY.
II Secretary OF State,
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TIE OF UTAH.
ne Secretary OF State-ss.
>. TlNGEY. Secretary OF
nate OF Utah. do hereby
" anoVe named Insurance
%!cu IN my office a detailed
V condition. from which
,atement has been prepar-
[ said company has in all
soinpl'ed with the laws of
Ag TO Insurance.
Whereof. I have hereunto
nh affixed the great seal
!, utah this 10th day OF
HI c, S. TlNGEY.
. Secretary OF State.
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Russell L. Tracy Co.,
Loans and Insurance.
No. fl East First So.
ANIMAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905,
OF the condition OF the
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
THE name and location of the COM
pany, Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany Denver, Colorado
2-Name OF president, II. T. Lamey-
3-Name of secretary. A. L. Jessup.
4-The amount OF Its cap
ital stock is .--..-....S 200, 900 90
5-The amount Of its cap
ital stock paid up is, 200. 100000
e-The amount Of It's assets
Is Eoo Eo,so
7-The amount OF its la
itaD is ........ .... 215,1s2.S0
s--The amount of its in
come during the pre-
cedipg calendar year. 70,114.05
9-The amount Of its eX-
penditures during the
Year 1..e. 17.4so2e
1o-The amount OF losses
ceding calendar year. S97.S5
1.-THE amount OF risks
written during the
year .......s =, 40o, ,2io.UU
amount OF risks in
force a the end of the
year ....,- ..-.-.. i,ool 10 ieoV
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TILE BROS.
JSo. Main St.

bctsAl STATEMENT
ending December 81, 1906.
y She condition CT
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STATEMENT
lyhr ending December 81, 1906,
the condition Of the
ntaI Insurance Company.
ne and location OF the COM
Continental Insurance Com
New York, ". Y.
Z president. Henry Evans.
IN secretaries, j. Il. Lopez and
Ballard.
2 >unt OF its cap
ock Is ,..-. 1000. 100000
! unt of its cap
ock paid up Is 1000, 100000
S,unt Of its as
h punt of IT'S H.
s (including
/ yunt Of it's in
~ during the
|s-. 60. 90. 7,s92,sSs.es
ires during the
ng calendar -
sunt OF losses
caiendar year 4.35S.1Ss.2s
J 5unt of risks
III ... . sSs,372,774OO
punt of risks
~ at the end OF
LIE -.-.- .s-.-. l,l3-.s-i s'o%.uv
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fDlrgh City Fire Insur-
eIlce Company.

location of the Com
llliamsburgh City Fire In
company, Brooklyn, n. y.
mi President-Marshsll S.
NJ Nleretary--Frederick IL WAY
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-14
ARLINGTON.

The First NJ. e. Church Sunday school
observed rally day yesterday with an APP
propriate program under the direction of
William X. Warnotk. Several of the
members of the school rendered Rotations
and songs, followed by an address by the
pastor. the Rev. S. T. Jackson. Coates S
orchestra rendered several selections.
The Mozart Music Club has elected
these officers: President, Edward Down
ing; vice-president, John Lindgren; secre-
tary, Frank Cole, jr.; treasurer, John
Sydow. Albert Downing was made chair
man of the music committee, and Arnold
Fette was selected head of the social COM
mittee.
The Turner's Social Club will hold its
annual ball in Arlington Hall on Friday
November /.
The Arlington Civic Club is holding its
first session of the season at the home OF
Mrs. Laddey in New Law avenue this
afternoon. The program includes an ad-
dress by Alden Freeman, East Orange, on
The House Polite" Mrs. Harriet Il.
Marks will be the chairman.
The Nonpareil Bowling Club has elected
these officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Charles Autenruth; vice-president,
Frank Anderson; secretary, Emil Smullen'
treasurer. Albert Turton.
The Pyrolin Social Club will hold its an
nual masquerade and civic ball in Airing
ton Hall on Friday night, November 3.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-14
DR.. PAUL. TAKES UP
HIS NEW Passionate.
Presbyterian Church in Upper Montclair
Dedicated Yesterday and Parson
Installed.

The dedicatory services of the new
Presbyterian Church, Upper Montclair,
took place yesterday afternoon. The little
church was packed to the doors and many
could not obtain entrance to the building.
The Rev. Thomas Morgan, pastor of
Cedar Avenue Presbyterian Church, Mont
clair, who was chairman of the committee
having the erection of the building in
charge, conducted the services. The Rev.
DR.. Llewellyn S. Fulmer. of the First
Presbyterian Church. Montclair, made the
opening prayer; the Rev. DR.. Orville Reed,
pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church.
that town. gave a short history of how
the church came to be built; the Rev.
Henry L. Jackson, pastor of the Christian
Union Congregational Church, that town,
welcomed the pastor, the Rev. DR.. George
A. PAUL to Upper Montclair; the Rev.
Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, that town, well
coined DR.. Paul on behalf of the minis
ters and people of Montclair; Mrs. Brown
lie sang a solo; the Rev. Albert Schlieder
pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church,
Montclair Heights, led the responsive
reading.
Dr.. PAUL made a short address thanking
the ministers and people for their words
of welcome and good wishes. He said the
policy of the church would not be new
that he would preach the old gospel to the
best of his ability. Many of DR.. Paull's
old parishioners from Bloomfield were
present.
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Hudson News
IN A HURRY. ARRESTED.
Edward S. Crane Stopped in His Auto
at Bridge Street Bridge
and Fined.

Because he is said to have persisted
in forcing his way through the gates
of the Bridge street bridge, at noon
today, Edward S. Crane. of S99 Mt.
Prospect avenue, this city, was fined
$3.50 by Police Justice Crane, of Har-
rison. The bridge draw had been
opened to permit a boat to pass and
had not been closed when Crane came
up in his automobile. Other vehicles
crowded On the structure, n before
the gates were opened Crane is SAT-
TO nave forced his way through the
gate. He was warned back by James
Foster, ST., ne of the bridge tenders, but
went ahead. The gates on the Newark
side were closed and Crane was placed
under arrest and taken to the police
station in Harrison, where he was ar
raigned and fined.
At the conclusion of the proceedings
Crane paid his fine from a big roll of
bills and invited the bridge tender maxi
ing the arrest to accompany him back
to his post of duty. The arrest was
made a few feet from the spot where
the boy was killed by former Judge
Noonans automobile yesterday.
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ORANGE POLICE NOTES.

James Dryer. Of % Ashland avenue, East
Orange. was sent 10 jail for ten days by
Judge Bray. in the Orange police court to-
day, He owed the court So on a previous
fine, and the court, after flning him the
amount again for beipg intoxicated on Sat-
friday, when he was arrested by Policeman
McGoldrick, sent him to jail.
William Smith, Of % Pierson street, Or
ange was sent to the penitentiary as q
common drunkard today, by Judge Bray,
He is q years old, aud was arrested by Po-
liceman Patterson on complaint of his
brother and mother. He was smashing
furniture.
There was another fire at Conover's
sheds, Orange. near the Lackdwanna Rail
road, at 2:47 O'Clock this morning. Acting
Desk Sergeant Ryan was unable to con
meet with the Millburn pumping station by
telephone to have the water pressure lii
creased. but as the fire was slight there
was little trouble for the firemen.
Miss Moran, of "a Wallace street, Orange,
was awakened yesterday morning, soon
after midnight, by the noise of a window
opening. She lighted a lamp and saw Il
man disappear over a fence, but did MOI
get a good view of him. Policeman Gior-
dano was unable to trace the fellow.
Police Chancemen M. j.. Riley and Knel'
heard screams at High street and Park
avenue, Orange, early this morning, but
on Investigation could not find the person
or persons who called.
Recorder Fort in the East orange Police
Station today sent William Moore, nc
home, to jail for forty days as a vagrant
Policeman John Gamble arrested Moore In
Glenwood avenue yesterday.
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DEDICATION EXERCISES BEGUN At SANFORD
ST. M. E. CHURCH. EAST ORANGE; DEBT REDUCED
TO PRoTECT LIFE
LICENSES DEMANDED FOR
STEAM ENGINEERS.
state Convention in Orange Goes on
Record for Preventing Incompetent
Men from Causing Explosions.

The quarterly State convention of the
International Union of Steam Engineers
assembled in U~nderwood's Hall, Orange
Yesterday. Thirty-two delegates were pres
ent. representing Trenton, Camden, Pater-
son. Jersey City and this city, Edmund
DIVER. James Scroweraft. Michael Bohlen'
who were delegates from the Orange Union
Local No. ITO, arranged the affair.
The principal business before the conven-
ton was an agitation for a legislative en-
actment requiring every man running a
steam engine to have a license. Since the
last convention of the organization mem-
bers learned Of men who did not under
stand thoroughly the work they were EN-
ployed to do, and in the Western States
many such men have secured positions,
and the delegates reported that most Of tie
boiler explosions were due to their opera
ton by men not skilled.
1t was reported that since the last meet
ing of the organization 500 lives have been
lost due to the careless operation Of boilers
by incompetent men. One instance was
cited where an engine boiler in an Indiana
town blew up and killed 200 people. 1t
was learned that a man under age ana
working for a small salary was in charge
of the boilers.
The experiences were to show the neces-
sity of having men pass a thorough exam
ination before getting a license to operate
In New Jersey. A committee from the
State organization will work for the
passage of the required bill. John ,Prunier,
chief engineer of the Caldwell Penitentiary
and president of the Orange local, and
Henry Dexheimer, vice-president of the To-
cal. will work for the success of the bill
among the Orange representatives. The
meeting lasted from 2 o'clock in the after
noon until Z o'clock last night, and a recep-
ton followed.
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After having been away for two weeks,
during which time it roamed through sew
eral municipalities and spent seven nights
in fashionable Llewellyn Park, West Or
ange. a mustang named Jennie" the
property of John Lohman, of Ridge street,
Orange, was captured Saturday and today
was put to work pulling a dump cart, sc
as to work off any surplus energy that
1t might have left. The mustang had defeo
the efforts of scores of men who tried to
effect its capture, and the climax was
reached on Friday, when it broke into
the ESSEX County Penitentiary grounds
at Caldwell and had the guards running
all around trying to catch 1t.
Mr.. Lehman purchased the mustang
two weeks ago in West Orange, where
shipments of Western horses arrive, and
are sold. Jennie was particularlysliyeiy,
and. after being brought to it's new home,
tried several times to get away, and
Hinally escaped. When last seen Jennie
was then going toward West Orange as
fast as she could travel. The police of
that town were notified, and when one
Of the officers later saw the mustang. on
Valley road he tried to capture 1t, out
after running t1o blocks was glad 10
retire. Others tried hard TO succeed IN
running the mustang down, but also
failed.
Jennie" then decided to inspect
Llewellyn Park, and In doing so roamed all
around on private property and had a
habit of rubbing her nose up against a
kitchen window, soaring servants. Mes
sages were sent to the police BY residents,
but still the animal defied capture. After
ME- went to the Heights section of the
town and jumped over fences, chicken
houses and anything that stood in her
path. Men and boys followed in the rear
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES

Among those expected to speak at the
meeting of the John Franklin Fort Cam
paign Club, in East Orange on Thursday
night, are DR.. Charles s. Stockton, the
Rev. John f. Patterson and Winthrop E.
Scarett. A week Thursday night "a club
Will have a Ladies night"
A social hour will follow the meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Patrlck's AL
lance, in Elks' Hall, Orange, tonight.
The fourth annual ball of Pride of Court
Frank Circle No. 752, Companions of the
Foresters of America. Will take place at
the German-English Sschool Hall, Orange,
tomorrow night.
An excellent entertainment will be pro-
vlded at the smoker to follow the meeting
of City of Orange Council No. 135, knights
Of Columbus, tonight In Columbus Hall,
Orange. Several features will be provided.
Fifty friends attended a party Saturday
evening given by Mr., and Mrs. Way at
their residence, % Henry street, Orange,
in honor OF the eighteenth anniversary OF
their daughter, Mis- Louisa Way. Instru,
mental and vocal numbers were rendered
by Miss May O'Toole, of Newark, Miss
Mary Donnelly, Miss Anna Donnelly, Miss
Helen Walsh, Miss Gertrude Brewer and
numbers were given by Albert Debler, OF
New Rochelle, N. Y.
DR.. William A. Briggs. of. Chienz. Raj
Laof, North Slam, will speak on 'Medi'
cal Missions in the East at the Airing
ton Avenue Presbyterian Church.. East
Orange, tonight.
John Kitehell, of So Mt. Vernon avenue,
Orange, has applied for a license from the
city to permit him to open a moving
picture show in the Hammel block, oppo-
site the Orange Free Library. Kitchell
was recommended to Mayor Shoenthal by
Chief of Police Washer. The nickeldrome
at the place was closed by the police re-
Gently. when one of the management was
arrested.
Thomas F. Lipsitt, of Orange. left today
for a weeks stay at Toledo, o.
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'JENNIE'S CAPERS;OR |, AMUSTANGSP FRANKS

with ropes, but no lariet landed near the
mustang.
Jennie" next went to the Rosedale Gene
terry in Orange and jumped. over neaa-
tendants ran after Jennie with long
shcvels and would have been mignty gIau
IL they had the opportunity. 70 lay the
mustang away" but they didn't get the
nance.
On Friday Mr.. Lohman received word
that Jennie was heading toward Cald-
well, and, securing the services OF a rev
friends started in pursuit. Going up the
road that leads past the penitentiary they
espied her lodging out of the way OF troll
ley cars. and they started TO run for
ward. So did the mustang, both making a
novel appearance going up the ROAD. me
mustang ran alongside the GROUNDS OF tne
prison and then jumped over a renee lnlo
tn place. Mr.. Lehman and his parry sun
kept running In the rear and begged anu
pleaded in vain for Jennie" to come pach
home.
Finally the guards at the penitentiary
We're aroused, and saw the mustang golhs
through flower peds and into the gardens
and at the same time saw the men run
ming behind. The guards were undeter.
mined just what to do. and they thousht
Mr.. Lehman and his party were prisoners
escaping from the prison. The bells began
to ring, and more guards ran out. Inc
Orangeites did not know what was up,
but they did not need a second invitation
to halt.
Jennie seemed wise" too, and she
stopped. Hasty explanations followed, ana
then the whole crew started after Jennie
This caused more excitement, and the mus
tang ran quickly off the grounds, heading
for Little Falls. A stop to eat some grass
was the cause for her capture, and she
willingly agreed 70 start FOR Orange. To-
day Mr.. Lehman decided to get even, ana
Jennie is pulling a dump cart around the
streets.