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New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Carl Fischer, Plaintiff. against Isaac Hat
tenbach and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
titled action and bearing date the I'd day Of
June, 1910. I. the undersigned. the Referee in
said Judgment named. will sell at public auction,
at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos 14-16 Vesey
New York on the 10Th day OF June. 1910. az
10 O'clock noon on that day. by Joseph P Day,
Auctioneer the premises directed by said tudg-
nlent to be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate, lying and being IN the Borough
OF The Bronx. Of the City OF New York. in the
distinguished by the lot number 271 IN block 3,
on a certain map entitled. Map Of 1.5I2 build
ing lots situated in North New York. West
chester County. belonging TO Clarence :. Brown,
Dated January 1885. and fled in the Office Of
the Register OF the County OF Westehester on
February II 1866. Map No. 419, which said
lot according to said map. is bounded and de-
scribed follows: j..
Rsgfnninr AT a point on the northerly side Of
I35th Street. distant 125 feet easterly from ths
corner formed by the intersection Of the north
erly side OF 18Th Street with the easterly side
OF Lincoln Avenue: running thence northeriy
parallel with Lincoln Avenue 100 feet: thence
easterIy parallel with 1S5th Street % feet:
thence southerly parallel with Lincoln Avenue
100 feet TO the northerly side OF 13Sth Street
and thence westerly along the northerly side Of
I35th street 25 feet to the point or place oe
beginning. Said premises being now known ey
the street number 529 East 135th Street
DATED New York, June 9Th. 1910
FRANKLIN BIEN, Referees
R DUDENSING. Jr.. Attorney for PIaIntiH loo
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK
City
n. sold. its street number Is 2s5 formerly 529)
IS5th Street
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

A DRESSMAkER.--u you require a handsome
we'll made becoming and well fitting gown
consult an experienced dressmaker. especially
successful in gowning elderly ladies: prompt re
liable and reasonable. Nine Gully. 1855 West
k9th IT,
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Female.
MIDDLE AGED LADY. in poor health, would
like TO find a refined lady as companion: one
who prefers q home TO salary and is accustomed
10 travelling. Address Doughty. Box 10, Tribune
Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM running
water; private family; beautiful location. facing
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2l5 West I0lst
st. Telephone 6oO0-Riverslde
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

1FTNTS wanted everywhere; finest automobile
,necisl1y known; biggest money maker for
.e-s II cut Tor business write Direct Supply
House. us Waverley st. S birmingham. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

| W ANIED-Male stenographer for railroad traffic
| department; 500 per month: permanent; must
be good Smith Premier operator The Smith
! Premier Typewritins Co.. 3l9 Broadway. city.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES

SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York, notice is hereby given to ali per-
having claims against Mary A Allaire.
late OF the County OF New York, deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers at their place OF transacting bust
ness, the Office OF James Demarest No. ll0
Nassau Street IN The City OF New York on or
before the first day of September next.
Dated New York. the eleventh day of February.
1910 DUSTAN ALLAIRE
WILLIAM S. McCOTTER,
Executors
JAMES DEMARESr. Attorney for Executors
1lO Nassau St. New York City.
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Female
nv tsh"oRhER--Mfddle aged woman. small
tanhlF; washing sent cut If wage is r~,.or-
aoie' state age, wage. etc. NJ r. J.. Ror Ao
Tribune Office 4''
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

HOUSEWORK.-Two bright young Finnish girls,
49, Ianded for general houseworS; S14 can
-ana,3ry3,and nar,y Schuman's Bureau. 324 Columbus
/ 7SQ1-Schuyer
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
BUTLER (French).-Highest references; soou
where Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau, 70
West 42d st. Phone 3039 Bryant.
BUTLER and vALET.-Useful man or butler
in small place; young. tall Swede; good ap-
pearance: excellent references: $50. Oster-
berg's Bureau Tie Lexington ave
BJJTI.ERS second men, useful men, valets
coachmen and gardeners; all natlonal1tles:
Waldorf Bureau, IL West 33d st. Phone 3Vo
Madison
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II0ITSEWORKER OR COOK-Midde aged
Gmsr;can woman; no washing; country pre-.
| f.rred: hest reference. Carpenters Bureau. loA
!
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T7SEFTJI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. middle age
"a private family; thoroughly competent; goot
,eferences Henry, 81 East 65th st.
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIS $40. Nations
Employment Exchange. Al West 42d St
BooKKEEPER-Female Gentle; drygcods ex
perience: SIS National Employment Exchange
Il West A2d st
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~ send fo- latest proposition: particulars
ESQ X Erwin Specially Co, Box D. Port
-.,-se- Y y
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
fRATES INCLUDE EVERY sEXPENSEl

DELIGHTFUL SUMMER sOONo
Mount
River oosSn .n
andS
Crar
St m'Ht"Ni -
,.oyY Will
p RAYMOND e. WHITCOMB CO.
Phone,I
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WORK WANTED.
N1aic.

Maie
ACCOUNTANT all lines; ability. in
tegrity, honesty. recommendations; auditor.
" upWaTd: reasonable. Nemerov, r Flatiron
F1stiron Building
BooKBINDER-ski A S. p, Box %.
tribune once.
| BooKKEEPER-Ten years experience: desires
to change present position; expert double entry
and safety system; pest reference and steaoy i,
%. tribune Office.
cHAUFFEUR--An excellent young mechanic;
| understands all machines careful driver; ref
4th ave. Tel. 57o6-Madison 50:
CHAUFFEUR-with private family sober,
do own repairs; on both foreign and domestic
cars; best written and personal references.
Write or call, Campbell. As West 99th ST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Europe; married.
mechanic years with present employer e.
s.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broadwey:
CHAUFFEUR, IS; American car: city preferred;
best Of references. Peake 2al west zoen 81
CHAUFFEUR-wishes position: family going
abroad Inquire Mashoiu Garage l'o East
COLLEGE MAN. q, as clerk in summer hotel;
two seasons experience. s X, Box 2o Irio-
msEcTRIcIAN-Hotei. building or factory;
understands all repairing ocsko' care Oh
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN.-23; German;
2h years shop and 6 years drafting ex-
perience in structural steel work Nj Dr. BOX
STABLE FOREMAN.-Ger1nan. middle aged;
careful and strictly sober: wishes charge OF
business stable; best references. March, H. ID
ave, Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. Is years. de-
sires position with future in view Terry al
East 62d st. --
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonaole
rates Acmen. 322 West 5eth st.
YOUNG MAN. 2s executive ability. bright. Wen
educated; good penman and corresponoeMnt; NJ
reasonable salary: best reference. E Schif, S5l
Park ave.
YOUNG MAN, 21, seeks position where there Is
chance for advancement: three years In present
position Martin, lao East Sth st. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN Qs>, thoroughly experienced
Office assistant EIliott-Fisher operator ana
hookkeeper; can furnish best references BOX
E L. No. g. Tribune once.
FemaIe.
GOOD stenographic JypewritIng work; ree- a
souable rates 95 William St. Room slS.
Phone 42o6-John. --
SWFlII, DRDSSMAKER. established at present:
expert filter; original designer: out by Gay
part of time in exchange for board or room: city
country Address Opportunity Tribune Uptown
Office. 1864 Broadway.
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HOUSEWORK. without washing. by an eNcep Is
tionaIIv neat Young woman; good COOK ana
wsifrsss CITY preferred; excellent references;
III In,,,;r,e 'r2ureau IT West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

H0f7SEWORK ETC.-General houseworker,
or chanlbernafd and waitress; young, neat
cuedisb. good cook and waitress; best refer
spces Osterbers's Bureau, 716 Lexington
1os5 plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

BOOKKEEPER and STENOGRAPHER-Fe
male: double entry experience; S15. National
Employment Exchange. Al West 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FENK CL,ERk-Male, Gentle; good pennan;
So National Employment Exchange. a West
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TCFNTS - handle our teas and cofees: expert
e-ce no: necessary. build Up a business Of your
epp. Cal OF write. Burns & Reed, 209 Hudson
NST York
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HELP WANTED.
Male

---FNTS wanted: Marvellous Career Theodore
soose-els's Thrilling Experience Hunting Big
s-.re IN Africa handsomely illustrated w
W Wilson. Il Thomas st
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iCHAUFFEJJR-An excellent young mechanic;
understands all machines careful driver; ref
erences. McCallum's Bureau. cor. 31st St and
4th ave H70s--Madison So.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COUPLE and sister in private family; man
cook butler; willing to make himself useful;
wife seamstress, nurse: sister cha mberma ID.
waitress. etc; best references. B. Berger. 22S
East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

ARMHANDs-USEFUL MEN.-Married couples
for farms and gentlemen's country places;
English German and Swedish specially.
Mathewsou Bureau, SIS 9Th ave. Tel, 3iS-Bry-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FARM MANAGER or foreman on gentleman 4
njs~e-Bv married man; thoroughly competent
good references. W. NJ. Pleasantville Station
Wesfchester County.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

ssLFsNAN-Except.ona high grade genera
salesman accustomed TO handling large prop
rs+io7s- commission basis. with drawing account
of $50 per week and expenses. TO rlgnt man MAI,
predecessor earned $4,000 last year business
es--3oe f-o sos singer Building.
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= T'I-I-T2c fo- TOW rnanufacturers; experienced
men only. steady positions: salary starts at
saaz Credential Employment Corporation tes1ao-
fishe6 1909. 253 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

csTFSNsN having city trade. for clock nlanu-
facturers- salary and arrangements depeno on
nan C-edentisl Employment Corporation testao-
lsheS 1900 253 Broadway
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| COUPLE-Germln; gardener, useful; vito
| cook laundress. houseworker: good reference
| willing and obliging; wages. $50. Julien Bureau,
| A. west 4od ct Tell Bryant-43S1.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COUPLE-German; $50; general outside
work gardener and care of horses cows; wife
cook and laundress; references. Mathewson Bu-
reau sis 9Th ave. Tel, 3TS-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COACEMAN-First class; single; thoroughly
experienced care horses. carriages. harness ,
careful driver; city country; generally useIul'
rafarences Thomas 223 East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

N-RSE attendant or companion, by man of
40 of education. refinement and good ap-
pearance; competent in all branches of sani-
fari,Iro and hospital work: proficient masseur;
first class references; remuneration secondary
fo desirable position. Irwins Nurses Regis
try II West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

EsTrSN -F-rt,erienced automobiles, gas en-
F1nes or similar mechanical lines; salary 81
Eg5-s3 600 Business Service Co, eoo singer
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COACHMAN (35): thoroughly understands
business; first class driver; city, country;
sober: useful man around gentlemans place:
care automobiles garden. lawns; best personal
written references. John, tribune OpIo"h
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

-GARDENER-Scotch; competent,
trustworthy: excellent reference of seven
years: with cottage; wages. $50 TO $50 Julien
E,lreau Al West 42d st. Tel. Bryant-43s1
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COACaMAN.-Usefur man: North Of ireland
married no children: best care Of horses. har-
ness and carriages; well recommended. Carpen-
ter's Bureau, 154 9th ave
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sTFsNEN-specialty; mechanical experience
r-eferabie but not essential; three months
,.-o-ar- 6-av-;r- account s15-s2o per week; un-
- o-oo-t,,1s,, for large returns. Business
Str--ice 60 ea5 singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

| cAROENER-Iife experi1ce in vegetables,
fruit flowers lawns and drives: handy with
oarnerter's tools: eleven years in last place;
bast of references T. F. Martin, 1s1 Lake ave.
nu-ich
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TIME TABLES,
TIME TABLES.
B 0ST0M AND AZ! 9. POINTS ..1: ! Y |.
O NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

r
River. lv: P1er 10. y. R., IT. Warren St. week
days and Sundays, $40 p. M Strs- COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA. Orchestr7 on EACH
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence. Leave
Pier Is. North River. foot Murray st, week
days only. 900 p NJ Steamers PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra EACH
NORWICH LINE, Via New London Lv. Pier
40. n r., Il. Clarkson ST., week days. 500
2: NJ pIer 20 Z. r, It. E. 22d ST.. $50 p. NJ.
CHAPLIN.
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford,
WOODS Hole. Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket.
Mattapoisett. Marion and Cape Cod points
Leave Pier 30. North River. foot OF CIarkson
Street. week days only. at 800 P. II. Steamers
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North Leave Pier 2s
E. X, week days. 2:45 p. M; sundays. $50
A. NJ Foot East 22nd ST.. week days. 300
p. NJ; Sundays. 1000 A. n. Str. RICHARD
PECK
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The trip OF the steam
er RICHARD PECK from New York TO New
Haven on Thursday. June Both, will be
omitted
Tickets. staterooms and information at City
Ticket once. III Broadway. near Cortlandt
st. Telephone 5121 CortIandt. Also at n. Y
Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FARMLAND. s25; German; good nilker, team
ster etc: good in general farm work: speaks
English: references. Mathewson Bureau, SIS 9Th
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

M6ic.
ACCOUNTANT.-Expert; all lines: ability, in
tegrity, honesty recommendations; auditor.
systenatizer balances; keeps books Sc so week
ly upward reasonable Nemerov Flatiron
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

SALESMAN familiar with Stationery line; sal
- -coord.nr 70 the man. Mighiu CPositicn
rrolcera Frfstiron BUILDING
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

8 sTF-C.s 4 X N-Fxperfenced grocery specialties;
6rsvsnr account 70 good man against 20 per
cent commission: location, Greater New York
F7,-,s,es. SeT1ice Co sos Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

PoNDENT-Automobi!e manufacturer
wishes experienced sales correspondent me
cranical sales experience preferable. but fot ts-
ee~-tzl. location New York state: 500 Bust
~ Se-,.ice Co soa Singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES speaking
spanish: experienced in roofing and paint lines
g. lnovyledze q South America preferred; Sl2ccr
with uHusually bright prospects Business ser
vice Co sos Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COUPLE (young Swedish Cook. laundres
or housework: man, coachman. gardener
useful: references; $50 Osterberg's Bureau
11S Lexington ave. Iel 1000 Flaza-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

HANDY MAN-Aged colored man, as handy
man In or outside city during the summer
months: best city reference can be given. q.
w 1T7I Sd
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

CHAUFFEUR-with private family; sober,
willing and obliging; competent, careful driver
do own repairs; on both foreign and domestic
cars; best written and personal references.
Write or call Campbell. As West e9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COACHMAN- useful: superior rec
concentrations. thorough horseman; :+ groom m
lawns flowers: absolutely sober, trustworthy
single. anywhere. 25S West seth St
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

STOCK CLERKS for several wholesale firms:
clean-cut, bright American ceutiIes wanted
Immediately Cre6ential Employment Corpora
ton Established 1900, 253 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

BOOKKEEPER-Te years experience; desires
TO change present position; expert double entry
and safety system; best reference and steady
worker: systems installed Accountant Box
80. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

TsFFTTT MAN-Fifry; healthy, active; city or
country; experienced all around: care of p, PR, !
vate nIaces house. stable, garden; handy with
tools etc: references. ". T., 31sla 7th st,
T
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

eaT.FSMAN. experienced automonhe or ne
cbanioal line. accustomed 20 earning $500 OF
y,r-e- orrorruritx 70 connect with automobile
c+rr-ers a 10 advertise extensively Busi-
80 c1-z.ice Co sos Singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

| COACHMAN.-Engish; single man: thoroughly
understands his business city or eounfry; on3 ..
best Of references. John Kidd. 9S7 9th ave, one
flight
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

COOK or CHAMBERMAID-Brook pre-
@erred. call or address present employer;
+bree Years reference. Nora Callahan, Pros
nect Sf East Orange, N J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

in Utah last year. During the year
1909 the two Utah companies wrote
s1,9lS.G23 in new business: received
sl6O,196.39 in premiums; paid $2O,532
for losses and had s5.024.G23 business in
force Jan. |, 1910.
THE other regular legal reserve
companies for the same time wrote in
Utah s7,236.273 new business: re-
ccived s1,2S?.47T in premiums: paid
losses OF S316.910.30 and had SAL
9O9,137 business in force in the state
January I. 1910 These figures are
large, they show n growth each year
and indicate that the citizens Of our
commonwealth do not shirk the re-
sponsibillty of protecting their fam
lilies with sound life insurance. t
Backed by representative men of
the state, new life insurance COM
pany is IN process OF organization and
by 1911 Utah will have three. legal re-
serve companies in full operation.
Locally tho present years insurance
business has been good and prospects
for the future are very bright
The amount of life insurance bust
ness transacted in this country Is little
realized by the public ut, large. Re-
ports show over zoo rcGulac-or legal
reserve Gold linc) lifc&companics or
ganizcd and doing Il legitimate au-
thorizcd business in thc United States.
many of which have started in bust
ness comparatively recently. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
Fire Insurance Out
look IN u t a h
During the
Year

~ ISTRlCT Secretary George v.
D Lawry of the Pacific Board OF
Fire Underwriters gives the fol-
owing intelligent summary of
local fire lJsscl - this district, in
cludlns Utah ana idaho:
FIRE losses nj tue territory covered
by this office cGtun and southern
Idaho) have been only fairly satis-
factory as a whole for the past year.
The losses in Utah have been %ormal
ana no serious coniiagrations have
occurred, owing to the good record OF
Utah ana the prevailing brick con-
struction of buildings, rates are lower.
except in mining towns such as Park
CITY, Bingham, and Mcrcur Cwhere
long rows OF frame buildings are
usual ana the hazard consequently
grcat) than in Idaho. Idaho risks
are moro largely of wooden construc-
ton. and in addition to this we find the
forest fire hazard in the northern part
OF tho state.
The severe forest fires which &C.
CURED In northern Idaho this year did
5,rrat deal of damage, burning parts
of several towns, and it is doubtful
If this years general experience of
fire insurance companies Will show any
profit in that state.
Both Idaho and Utah, however, in
common with the rest OF the country.
are improving their ire hazard from
year to year by means Of better con-
struction OF new buildings and improv-
ed city fire departments and water
supplies Very material reductions in
rates of a number of towns in both
states have been made in the past year
in recognition of the improved condi-
lions in those towns.
THE average annual per capita fire
loss in the United states is about So
as compared with an average Euro
peun loss OF about so cents. The Diff
ference is due to the careless con-
struction and maintenance Of build
ings SO generally found in our coun-
try
THE various insurance companies
and underwriters organizations
through out the county are constantly
working to reduce the loss by means
Of inspections and suggestions to
property owners rs to the best means
of improving their risks. Such M
provements, when made. are prompt
~ recognized by reduced rates,
Too great a proportion of the Tires
occurring in Salt Lake City are directly
attributable to defective electric wiz
ing This Is due to the fact that there
are no city regulations governing wiz
ing, AS a result contractors are forced
to bid, in many cases. on the cheap
est kind OF job that can be done.
As Il result poor materials aud care
less workmanship are encouraged.
This condition should not be allowed
to exist. Practically every city Of any
size in the United states has proper
regulations for electric wiring, but in
this respect Salt Lake Is far behind
other cities.
"A good electrical ordinance is now
in the hands of the municipal laws
committee and it is to be hoped that
that body will report it favorably to
the council 50 that it may come into
force at an carly date"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

IN September next the Home FIRE m
l surancc Company of Utah. the only
Utah concern writing fire insurance.
will reach its 18th anniversary The
fiscal year OF 1910, while 1t has been a
heavy one in fire losses to all companies
opcrating on the coast. has been n salts
factory one to the Home of Utah.
During the past few years 1t has
branchcd out in the adjoining states
ana now brings considerable foreign
money into local circulation, besides
retaining here large amounts that FORM
crly went to outside insurance compan-
les. Tho Home now writes insurance
in Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming,
Washington, Montana, California; Colo
RADIO and parts OF British Columbia,
The announcement Of the Home COM
pany in another part of Tho Christmas
News shows that its surplus to policy
holders is over 100000. It's assets ut
tho end Of the prccnt year, ut market
values, viii be close to $500. 900 and It
has no liabilities. aside from the capital
stock, surplus and undivided profits,
except Tie customary amount held ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
Home Fire Insurance Co.
Nearing the Quarter Century Point.

reinsurance reserve. Tho Home Fire
continues to invest its money in the
leading Utah concerns. During the year
it has loaned large sums throughout the
State on first mortgages, and it is be-
sides ono of the principal stockhold-
crs in the following leading Utah msti-
tutions: XionS Cooperative Mercantile
Institution, Descrct National bank,
Dcscret Savings bank, Consolidated
Wagon II Machine company, Thatcher
Brothers Banking company, of Logan
State Bank Of Utah, Ogden Savings
bank. Oregon Lumber company. Anal
sama,cd Sugar company, utahlduhC
Sugar company, etc. 1t also owns its
Main street realty. where the office is
located, valued close to 500. 10000.
Hehnr J. Grant & co. are the gem
cral agents of the Home and its Off
GERS ana directors are as follows:
Heller j. Grant president. George Rom
neg. secretary; l.. S. Hills. treasurer:
George j. Cannon. assistant secretary:
directors, T'hos. G.. Weber, Chas S.
Burton, David E:ccles. Joseph f. Smith,
Francis NJ, Lyman, John r. Barnes.
John Henry Smith, Elias A. Smith, =.
7. Farnsworth, l.. S. Hills and John c,
Cutler.