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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-03
GREAT STRIKE
IN THE MAY DAY
Fine Body of Ore Is Opened Up
on 1,000-FO0t Level of
the Mine.

A strike was made on the 1000 foot
level Of the May Day companys prop
erty at Tintic Saturday, and the find
is considered of the greatest importance
by the management First, because II
demonstrates a theory long held, that
the great quartz fissure that made ore
only in scattered fashion on the 500 and
levels above, would be found to disclose
concentrate values at depth, and, sec
ond, because this is the first time that
a real body OF. ore has been opened up at
that depth on the eastern slope of the
camp.
James Chapman, one of the directors
of the Uncle Sam and May Day, went
out to camp Saturday morning, not ex-
pecting to see anything out of the ordi-
nary other than the new ore body in the
Uncle Sam cOmpany's HUmbug posses
siOns. He was the first to know that a
strike had been made in the May Day
property. After going through the I'm
Gle Sam with superintendent c. c..
briggs, the pair went over to the May
Day. The carmen were just ready to
send out a car of stuff that came from
the 1,O00-foot level, and Mr.. Chapman
happened to notice some galena in it.
$50" he said, you are getting ore
here, are you ?''
why, no; 1 guess not replied Mr..
Griggs.
But when an examination of the stuff
in the car was made it quickly devel-
oped that there was lots Of carbonate
and galena ore mixed through the
quartz. 1t developed that in the drift
that had been started from the bottom
of the shaft to reach the ledge, presum-
ably 200 feet away, a full face of ore
had been caught at a distance of only
fifty feet out. 1t surprised everybody,
and it is likely to prove about the big
gest thing that has happened in Tintic
for a long time.
Mr.. Chapman also reports that the
strike in the Uncle Sam, made several
days ago, is growing bigger and better
every minute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-03
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET REPORT

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, together
with the range of prices OF copper socks
and other Boston listings in which the
west IS interested, as well as a similar
report on New York curb transactions,
by James A. Pollock & Co., and from
whom it is secured for use in this depart
ment of The Herald;
Boston. Aug. 2.-The activity in certain
sDecialties continued today and toward
the close public interest spread through
out the entire list Superior Copper,
which has been making a splendid show
ing, was the leader, advancing six points
to 81, and closing there. The stock is
very scarce and buying orders lost the
price sometimes a point or two between
sales. Lake. Isle Royale and Atlantic
were very active and strong. North Butte
ing wanted and none offered and at an
other time a hundred or two being Of
fered with no bid On the whole, how
ever, the stock held steady. There has
been a little liquidation of Copper Range
around this level, but the stock is now
cleaned up and we expect to see a sharp
advance from now or and think a good
turn can be made by buying around 81
at the opening tomorrow. One of the
largest traders of the city has accumu-
lated a considerable line of Parrot and
is passing the tip around that the stock
VIII be put TO 80. We like the present
position of Parrot and think a good turn
can be made by buying it.
The exports of copper in July were the
second largest on record, and the copper
producers report to be issued about the
10th of the month should make a very
favorable showing.
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D0INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

During the open board trading yes
teTday Bingham Central STANDARD sold
at 271ac a share, while West Quincy
found takers at 17C.
Only a few other stocks were men
toned Ely Consolidated was quoted
at SIC at Zoe. Mammoth at SLIGO asked,
Uintah Treasure Hill at 15e at Ice and
Wheeler Gold at Sc asked.
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THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the follow.
Ing places I'm Nevada:
Tuscarora-AIr A. L Clark
RenO-RUsenthal & Armanko.
Goldfieid-Palace News Stand and Hun
ter Adv. & Pub. Co
Ely-HRrville Stationery Co, c. b Fax
on and Walden & Burnett.
Caliente-JOhn Shier
Pioche-pioche Drug Co. and A. A. Car
than. p. NJ
Cobre-Pichard Richards
Rawhide-Louie poIln.
Sr1atfar=NF rTa-r-a-,
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Mining Notes.

Seven carloads of ore from Utah mines
and one from Nevada were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Manager Grant Snyder left for a trip
TO the Beaver Carbonate cOmpany's prop
critics Sunday night
The report from the Silver King Con-
sOlidated yesterday was that the new fis-
sure disclosed a full breast of carbonat &c
and galena ore.
There were released from the Taylor 4
Brunton sampling works yesterday seven
teen carloads of ore from Utah mines
and four from Nevada
Manager Ernest J.. Code Of the Prince
Consolidated returned from an extended
stay at the mine Sunday night He re-
ports the property to be opening up big
ger and bigger all the time, and that is
about all there is to say about it.
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Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to S13O.00O as follows: Sill
yer. lead, gold and copper ores purchased,
$4,000; base bullion shipped, $4,000.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in san Francisco yesterday, as reported
over the private wires of James A. Pol
lock q Co. were as follows:
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EXCURSION TO CANADA
Via Orecon Short Line

Aug. 4. Round trip from Salt Lake to
Lethbridge. S23.S5; to Stirling, $3.50; to
Raymond. $500; to Magrath. $685.; to
CardstOn. S35.25; to Spring COulee
sS4 40. Train leaves salt Lake 2:25 2. m
Aug. 4 See agents for further particu-
lars. City Ticket ONCE, POI Main street
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Metal Market.

Silver, 50&fc per ounce.
Copper (cathOdes), 127sc per pound.
Lead, S4.35 per 100 pounds.
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Forenoon Sales.

Big Hill, 10O0Q2lzc.
Columbus Con, 300Q$l.65, 100d$165, seller
90; 2000S1 .6715
Crown Point. 500a16c.
East Tintic Development, 20000131ac, 200
d14c, buyer so.
Golden Reef, 1fOOd1Oc.
Grand Central 4O0Qs2j0.
Iron Blossom, 40dS1.45.
May Day. 5000221aC, 60G022C.
Mineral Flat, 1000df3C.
Ohio Copper, 2OO0S5.20.
Rich & Ana, 100CG14C.
Silver King, 250H$4.G0.
Sioux Con, 400dS1 TO-
South Columbus Con. 1000d29tsc.
South Iron Blossom. 9O00Q12.c
Tintic Central. 1000d151AC. S0COd16c.
Uncle Sam, 1100d0C, 1000076c, seller 80,
O0d76c.
Yankee, 5OOd2lc. OOOa25c. 5OOa251ac.
Open Board.
Big HILL 4OOG21sc, 250G24c.
Cedar-Talisman, 500d6C.
Columbus Con. 400GS1.70 300GS1. 721z.
Camp Bird, 2000d1ize.
East Tintic Development, 3000013c.
Grand Central, 1000S2471z, 200QS2.50.
Iron Blossom, 100GS1. As. 10006S1.471z, S5GG
so, 1O00d$i50 buyer 90.
Mineral Flat 1O00d13c
May Day, 100d26c, 300G2Sc. S00d27c.
Mason Valley 2O0qs215.
Plutus, 500Q12c.
Sioux Con-, 515ds1.10
Tintic Central, 509d16c. seller 50: 4510d
1870, buyer 50; 1500u16C, 1O00G151zc.
Yankee. 10O0d26c
Uncle Sam, 1009G76c, 500d77c buyer so;
500d7Sc, buyer Co.
Shares sold, 53195.
Selling value, 2G.SS312
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Afternoon Sales.

Columbus Con. 1G0d$1. 72lk. 609dS1.75, 10
QS1.I5, seller 60; 100dSL7755, buyer 60.
Crown Point, i000d17c.
Golden Reef 50CG1Oc
Grand Central, S00ds2 AZ, 1400ds2 45, buy
er 50; 60oNS2-50 100QS2 Az, buyer 60.
Iron Blossom, 1900dS1.45, 500GS1. 42i2.
Little Bell 100QS1.65.
Mason Valley. 2500S2.1S.
May Day. 1O0Jd2SC. 50V02S1ac, 1000d29c.
Mineral Flat, 3J30G13C buyer 90.
Ohio Copper. 100dS510
Prince Con. 200G$125.
Seven TrOughs 500fl61ac-
South Columbus Con, 2000029C.
Swansea. 100od11izC.
Uncle Sam, 1600d75c.
Utah Con, 120eUl3C.
Yankee Con, 5Q0Q24c.
Open Board.
Colorado. Toads2.0a. 600dS1 .97tz.
Columbus Con, 1G0GS1.15, seller 80; S00H
81 10
Grand Central, 4GG0S2.4.
Iron Blossom, 50dS1.45.
Mineral Flat, l0090l2izc.
May Day, 1G002qc-
Tintic Central 500df6c. 5O0d15fzc.
Sioux Con, 20QNS110.
Uncle Sam. 15O0075C.
Utah Con. 510Tl3c.
Yankee, l0005j25c.
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value. S27.G34
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-03

All points of interest in our souvenir
spoons. J. B. Flatow. 40 East ID South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-03

New styles in ladies' back combs and
barrettes. J. B. Flatow, 4S East I'd South
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FLAGS AND BUNTING.

Headquarters Sweet Candy Co.
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PROFICIENCY SHOWN BY
ART DEPARTMENT PUPILS s
Exhibition by ImmacuIation
Conception Academy

From the dainty water color work Of
the young women pupils in the aca-
deuic department 10 the lively, If some
what eccentric, technique OF the babies
IN the receiving classes. there is a
wide range OF interest in the art exhibit
ton given by the students Of the I'm
Tusculste Conception academy which
VIII be formally opened today in the
school building at Twenty-fourth and
Guerrero streets
The exhibition. which Will be held
in the reception hall OF the school. Will
last until June IS. when the closing
exercises Of the academy viii be held.
The exercises viii be given in St.
James hall. Twenty-third and Fair
Oak streets. and z feature Of the en-
tertsinment viii be a presentation OF
the four act drama "POntia Daughter
Of PLATE" The girls who are 70 take
part in the play have worked unceas-
lngly 10 make II 2 success
The art work covered the entire
scope of training given during the
school period In the higher classes
most excellent work IN water colOrs
pastel and crayon and MONOCHROME has
been done. ali Of which is on exhibition
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CLAIMS BRIEF WAS
LIBELOUS PAPER
Suit Brought by Cash Register
Company President to Re-
cover S25,000 Damages
Objects TO Being Called Outlaw
ard Likened Unto the Gold
Brick Manipulation

Claiming that he was Iibeled by a
brief that referred TO him as an out
lsw and a gold brick man. Charles B,
essins. president OF the Union cash
register company. yesterday filed suit
for $4,000 against the National regis
ter company. A. NJ shade. ". l. Coch-
ran. and Attorneys E J. Hayes and
: J. Hankins. The objectionable brief
whfch was prepared by HAYES and
Hankns. was placed on file with Just
ice OF the Peace Lawson April Is. 1903
II has never been made public. and
Blessings recital Of il in his complaint
fled yesterday first brought it TO light
The brief was fled in connection with
a suit by the Union cash register com
pany against the National cash regis
ter company. claiming possession Of
q register in the drug store OF A n
Shade at TurlOck.
The Union cash register company at
this time consisted OF an individual
for whom irony and fate had selected
the name OF Blessing. who was con-
Quoting an outlaw business" states the
brief His business practices were
LlEt4EA 70 ADAFcA HldLL4EES. AAlS EDLl-
psny would swOop down on an unfot-
tunste. place a sheriff in charge Of
his business. and haul the goods OF
10 the sherif's warehouse. Blessing
was few degrees lower than the gen
tleman with the chec kered pantaIoons
who is wont 10 tarry at the ferry and
dispose Of gold bricks 10 credulous
farmers
In the case at bar" the brief pro-
ceeds. the regular procedure Of the
Union cash register company has been
disturbed by reason OF the victims dis
inclination TO be robbed. legally or
otherwise. without aking themselves
heard by the courts. and this outla "
company finds il is in the same posi-
-tion as the proprietOrs Of the vicious
dance halls Of Barbary coast. When
the dance victim squeals he is promptly
told he viii get his head knocked OF
II he makes a rUmpus about being
robbed"
Blessing is referred TO as the more
esthetic but less honorable Blessing"
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CHARITY WORKERS HOLD
A SUCCESSFUL DANCE
First Affair of Kind by Juniors
of Catholic Ladies' Aid

After a year devoted 10 arduous char
table work the junior branch Of the
Catholic ladies' aid society had merry
dance al the Century Club hall Friday
night, the first affair OF the kind given
by the young women. The hail was
handsomely decorated and the affair
was well attended and was a success in
every way.
The delicate gowns worn by the
young members Of the society contrib
uted 20 the pretty picture OF the place.
There are more than 200 young girls
afhiated In the work OF the junior
branch OF the Catholic ladies' aid soci-
ETY. and their frOlic was a charming
climax OF year spent IN good works
The patronesses of the ball Were
members Of the Catholic ladies' aid So
ciety. The success Of the affair was
due TO the taste and energy OF Miss
Nay Mckinley. president OF the junior
society, and the following committee:
Misses Ella Ewing Claire O'NeiI
Helen McFadden. Carmel McFaddeu.
GLADYS Ragan, Virginia solomon. Myr-
lie Mollett. Henrietta O'Neill. Frances
Brooerick, Alice Dolan. Sarah Kaunftz
May ToOley and Edith Fleming.
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NURSES JOIN CAMPAIGN
FOR POTRERO PARK BONDS
Entire Proposition to Be Dis
cussed at Special Meeting

The Nurses settlement Of the Potrero
is cooperating with the Potrero promo
ton association in the campaign for the
Potrero park. which is one Of the prop
ositions 10 be voted upon al the bond
election. A meeting viii be held al
Ninteenth and Iowa streets Tuesday
evening next at 5 o'clock under the
auspices of those two bodies, at which
the entire bonding proposition will be
discussed
Each issue viii have its champion
There viii be music by the Telegraph
hin band. The following will speak:
Thomas Magee, on the civic center,
superintendent ROncovieri. on the Poly
technic high school; Judge Murasky, on
the juvenile home; Father Caraher, OF
the Telegraph Bill park: Charles Nell
SON on the Bay View park; Colonel
Barrett, on the Potrero park: Theodore
Pinther. on the Glen Park park. Super
visor McLeran. on the Aquatic park
John Y. Sweeney, on the play grounds
Walter Macarthur, on the Geary street
road
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Sunday Talks and Sermons
ATToaNEY wYTHE 70 spEAK-Atf

ATTORNEY wYTHE TO sPEAK-Attorney
Frederic wythe win speak today at the regular
O'Clock service at the Young women's Chris
tian association. 1249 o'FarrelI street. His sub
ject VIII be The Open Door J. c. Hughes
leader Of Grace VI. E. church choir, viii sing.
After the service social half hour win be
enjoyed. All women welcome
SERMON ON SOCIALISM REV. R. Logan.
pastor of Lebanon Presbyterian ehurch,1 Sanchez
and Twenty third streets. at II o'cleSk this
morning will speak on ..Socia lisnl as Cure FOR
Modern Evils In the evening his subject will
he "a Rich Mans Foolish Choice.''
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CAR BREAKS LIMBS OF
MAN LATELY RESCUED
Calamity 0vertakes lceHan
Who Wandered AWAY

Los ANGELES. June 5-WiIliam
Paul former superintendent Of the
Union Ice company. who a few weeks
go wandered away from home during
a mental alteration and suffered terri
bic hardships in the fields for five DAYS
was today struck by a car while drfv-
ing a ice wa gon at Mission road and
the city limits and fatally injured His
legs and several ribs were broken and
he sustained concussion of the brain
and numerous decorations.
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ASCRIBES KER GREAT AGE
TO SINGLE BLESSEDNESS
Never Marry, Says Dying
Woman 100 Years Old

NEW YORK, June 5.-A novel recipe
for longevity is given by Miss Mary
Cummins, who is facing death in Belle
vue hospital here. at the age of 100
years.
II you are a woman-never marry,
and never for moment lose your inde-
pendence"
These, she claimed. were her two
rules of living and she never let an op-
portunity pass in expressing a belief
in their efficacy
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REn NEN PIcK cHTEFs-sallma trihe

30. Improved order Of Red Men. has elected
the following as chiefs FOR the ensuing term:
David A. Ross. prophet: F. K Perry. sachem:
Carl Troppmann. senior sycamore; Martin L.
Haines junior sycamore: H. G. Watr0us, chief
Of records: Thomas Goodwin. collector OF warn-
pum Ernest ~. Jakohs. keeper of wampum
Charles 4 Enkle. ]. r. Kelly. chief Of music:
Dr. Charlek ~. Troppman. medicine man. Great
Sschem Frank y Bell wiz officially visit this
tribe next Thursday. wien a class OF % pale
tanss VIII be adopted.
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klamath Fails Exeurrion

f.esves Southern Pacific Ferry depot
7.40 q. m. train, Saturday, June u
Tickets good for II day trip. Round
trip $500. Join the party and cele-
brate Railroad day at klamath Falls.
For details see agents. Ticket Offices
Flood building. Market street Ferry
DEPOT and Thirteenth and Franklin
streets. Oakland.
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The California Promotion Committee

(The State Central Organization organized In
1902-An association for the commercial and
industrial development OF California
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion. advance
ment. encouragement. Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PROMO
SELL 1t fosters all things tending to the AD-
VANCEMENT OF California. II Is an authorifx
COURAGES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established. II fngite,
desirable immigration. It presents the opcorfu-
mites and needs OF all fields OF business sad mo-
fessional activity IL IS supported by popular
subscription and makes no charge for any service
rendered 1t has affiliated with II 200 commer-
cial organizations OF the state. with = combined
membership OF more than 80. COO Meetinrs ~
representatives OF these organizations are hall
semiannuaily in different parts OF the state
where matters OF Caiifornia's interests are dis
eussed Headquarters Of the committee are main
tanned in California building Union square 81.
francisco CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
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Net amount of risks
written during the
year ....------- =
Net amount of risks
expired during the
year ......-.-.-..--
Net amount in force
December 81, 1908. !.
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STATEMENT
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
FIDELITY
EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW YORK. in the state OF New York. on
the 31st day OF December, A. D. 1905. and for
the year ending on that day. Published pur
suant to the Provisions Of Section Gil OF the
Political Code and compiled from the annual
statement fled with the Insurance ~Commis-
sloner OF the State OF California.
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CAPITAL
ASSETS

LIABILITIES
Losses in process OF adjustment or
in suspense .................... 3S.ST9.51
Losses resisted including expenses. 5,000.e0
Gross premiums FIRE risks running
one year or less. S612. AIS. 81; re-
Insurance. so per cent .....-... set. .2so. II
Gross premiums on FIRE risks running
more than one year. $7SO. .996.44;
reinsurance pro rata ........... 49s. .T5s. .95
Taxes due or accrued -....-... 20OO0.O co
Reinsurance premiums -.........-.. 7,739-e7
Total liabilities .............. ssz2el2so
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year -----..
Net amount % Risks
expired during the
year ---.....-
Net amount In force
December 81. l9oS. :.
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WmaaEa
Total Income ..................
s3a11asanO
EXPENDITURES

Net amount paid for Fire Losses
tiEcluding S329. .663. A. losses of
previous years. ..-.,-...-,...-- Si.s5s. n:
Expenses Of adjustment and settle
ment OF losses .-.......-...... So 70'
Dividends to Stockholders .--.--.-- 142,9ll
Paid or allowed for C1zlmissioa or
BTokcrage ....,..-......-...--.. 80 As;
Paid fer salaries. Fees ant other
charSes for of6eers. elszks. etc. soassi
Paid for state. National and Lorll
taxes .....-...-.-........-- -. Is
All other payments and expenditures etlt =
Total Expenditures ............. S.. .S2s. 90,
fire
LOSSES Incurred during the year. 81 SQI si'
RISKS AND PREMIUMS.
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j. d. BROWNE. President
". +. HOWE. Secretary
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me- this 9th
day OF January, 1904
j. H THACHER
Notary Public. Hartford. Conn
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INCOME

Net cash actually received for FIRE
premiums
Received from interest aud dividends
on bonds, stocks. loans. and from
all other sources ...
Gross profit on sale or maturity OF
bonds and stocks ....
Gross increase. By adjustment. in
book value Of bonds and stocks
Total Income .............-.....Sl 81
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EXPENnITURES

Net amount paid for FIRE losses Tin
cluding $G1, ,463-09, losses OF pre-
vious years. :-.--....-: go. s45o,2e4.9I
Expenses OF adjustment and set
tlement OF losses ............... I04T7.S9
Dividends to stock holders 30.e0o.o0
Paid allowed for commission o-
brokerage .......,... -. 1s7.ssO2I
Paid for salaries. fees and other
charges for officers. clerks. ete.- 691T037
Paid for state. national and local
taxes -. ,-.....--...... sl.sS5.es
stocks ...--..,:...........-...-... 15oo55oo
Gross decrease. by adjustment in
book value OF bonds and stocks. Al 4I9 90
All other expenditures -..-.-..-... G0IO9-75
Total expenditures ............. .sl.0sa. z42 Is
Fire.
Losses incurred during the year -. s442.Sls.42
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
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INCOME.

Net cash actually received for Fire
Premiums --.--
Received for interest on Mortgage ges. .
Received from interest and divi-
dends on Bonds. Stocks. Loans
and from all other sources -.....
Received for Rents -..-..-.-.--....
Income from all other sources. ....
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STATEMENT
CONNECTICUT FIRE

INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. IN THE STATE OF cor
NECTICUT on the 3lst day OF December. A. ..
1908. and for the year ending that day- Pub
lished pursuant 70 the Provisions u Section 81
Of the Political Cole aud compiled from the
annual statement fled with the Insurance Com
missioner OF the State Of California
CAPITAL.
Amount OF Capital stock. paid mp in
cash Slsuttl, tSi-uO
ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by Company S21S-So0.0o
Loans Bonds and Mortgages. 925, 5000
Cash Market Fafue OF all stocks
and Bonds owned BY CompanF. 29S. 900
Amount Of Loans secured BY pledge
OF Bonds, Stocks and other mar
ketable securities as collateral. 81 0ao.0o
Cash in COmpa1y's 0fdce .....-.- 2fitiS
Cash in Banks .................-. 415.5622 Il
Interest due and accrued on al
Loans cH'. -
Interest due and accrued on Bonds
and Mortgages .--.---.--- -----..- SS.l1t.51
tion -. -...-.,- 3s4o75.sS
Bills receivable. not Matured. taken
for Fire Risks. ks..-.-.--..-..--.-- 2i-f36--3
Total Assets s.. Sc. 81. 81
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Losses in process of Adjustment or
in Suspense. .-.-....-....
Losses resisted. including expenses. !.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less. SO. T49, =
G5l.T9; reinsurance. 80 per cent.
Gross premiums ON Fire Risks run
ming more than one gear, Sl0.-
1S4, 355.22; reinsurance pro rata. :.
Taxes due or accrued. ..-......
Reserved for Contingencies. .
All other Liabilities. .....
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LIABILITIES


Losses adjusted and unpaid .---..-
Losses in process OF Adjustment or
in Suspense. e.-.--..------..
Losses resisted. incuding expenses e.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less. S1.9s.i. r
6T4.40: reinsurance. 80 per cent q.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming more than one year. St.II5.-
544.25, reinsurance pro rata ---.
Taxes Que or accrued ...
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Total Liabilities
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

Net amount paid for Fire Losses
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