The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Insurance Notes.

The westchester Fire Insurance COM
pany Of New York Is considering the
advisability of entering Canada for busi-
ness.
John B. Bunce. former president Of
the Phoenix Mutual Life NJ Hartford.
Conn, died Of hesrt trouble last week.
aged 10
Colorado. Wyoming and New Mexico
liam II. Lowden. Pacific coast manager
of the Norwich Union Fire company
Davenport Dooiy company OF Portland.
Or. has removed his headquarters from
Ore. has removed his headquarters from
Spokane to Walla Walla.
A local fire insurance man in the course
OF conversation with a co-laborer the
other day said: You can always tell
special agent-but YOU can't tell him
much
ciaI agent for the Commercial Union and
Palatine Fire Insurance company. Is in
the city.
Richard Demlng has been elected vice
president OF the American Surety conf
pany OF New York
has been appointed special agent FOR the
Franklin, Reliance and Standard 1nsur-
ance companies. His territory Will be
Utah. Idaho and Montana, with head
quarters at Helena
A movement is taking place In Wis
consin with a View to having the state
provide insurance against sickness. This
is offered as an addition TO the pres
snt law providing indemnity for indus
trial accidents.
The members Of the Utah association
and their wives and ladies will give a
luncheon at noon on Friday April D. This
will be the last gathering under the
| present administration. The annual cleo
| ton OF officers occurs on Tuesday,
| April 2.
The Jamison- Roston-Day agency. with
a capital of 10000 is the name Of a
! company recently organized In Ogden for
| the purpose OF carrying on a general in
| surance business.
f. T. Neipling. manager Of the Com
'nercial Union and Palatine Fire com
panies at san Francisco. is expected to
| day of the present week on visit TO
his companys local representatives.
H. c. Gosn,an has been appointed gem
eral agent for Boise and vicinity for the
the home office For the pnst two years
Mr.. Gosman was agent for the same
company at Twin Falls
| The Prudential Life has inaugurated a
pension plan for all OF its employees who
| have served the company twenty-five
years. The monthly allowance will run
| from $50 to 800 and the cost is to be
borne by the company.
The Preferred Accident company of
New York has commenced nssc, the puhlie9 r.
the interests OF the company and It's
| agency force, The first number bears
the date of March. 1912
| C. i. klitgaard. who has been agency
| supervisor for the Continental Life In
| Oregon. has been transferred to the home
office In this city. His territory now. In
addition to Oregon. will include Utah,
| Nevada and southern Idaho.
The fire companies involved in the
suit brought by the bungalow Theater
company TO collect SS9sS as damages for
| loss by fire arc the Globe & Rutgers,
| StuyveSant and Dixie. The theater peo-
| pie declare that the amount OF loss was
submitted for arbitration. but the COM
pnniea refused to stand by the decision Of
| the arbtrators.
| Salt Lake City has lady life insur-
ance solicitor In the person OF Miss Laura
| Miller, formerly office stenographer for
tine Reliance Life of Pittsburg. Pa. whose
Miller recently decided that she could
write life insurance herself and has start
| ed out 10 prove il.
| Wills s. Mullen has been made man
| ager OF the Pacific coast department
of the Empire State Surety company OF
| New York, with headquarters in San
Francisco. Mr. Mullen will have super
Washington and Ioaho. Mr.. Mullen was
! formerly general agent at Louisville, Ky,
for the Fidelity & Deposit.
| President George A, Cox OF the Cam
ada Life Insurance company has just
| completed 4 half century OF service. hav
years ago when he wrote his first appl-
| cation, lie has seen the company's IN
come grow from s2sS, S55 60 its present
| figure of Ss.5A3. 900. In tho same time
! the Insurance in force grew from $4,000
/ 400 to slS5, 10000,