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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-14

Leroy. who was hung by mob in
Del Norte, was at one time his pal
in stage robbery. but saw that he
was too bad for him.
Through friend in Missouri,
exchanged letters with Mrs. Jones.
but after the stolen money affair,
knew 1t would be useless to seek
further information. The prosecu-
ton of farther work along this line
was too great an expense for the
county or myself t. bear. so when
went out OF office the matter was
dropped.
The recent killing Of our worthy
night marshal has opened the flood
gates OF memory. and deluged my
mind with thoughts OF the many
tragedies that occurred forty years
ago. when the County Csmmission-
ers granted a license to any degen-
crate. to open for ninety days q
murder mill" OF liquid fire., and
Uncle Sam" stepped in and stain
ed his fingers with crime by de-
manding an additional five dollars
One OF these dens cost Saguache
county probably more than fifteen
thousand dollars.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-14
The wild and Woolly" West of Forty Years Ago

was getting rather dark before we
reached the Gap, and | rode behind
the wagon on one CT the captured
horses, revolver IN hand for fear Of
an attempt to escape. remarked
to Mr.. Goodacre that Miner and
Jones were the worst looking men
l had ever seen.
Reaching the Gap safely. we had
supper and arranged the room for
the night. With the doors locked.
the prisoners were lying on the
floor on the east. The freighter
was on a couch to the south to
guard. Mr.. Goodacre and myself on
a bed in front of the one window
Owing to over confidence. we neg
lected to give the guard gun.
After the long hard ride. without
sleep the night before. Mr.. Good
acre and were soon dead to the
world"
Not having any handouts. We
had used balinE wire IS best We
could to secure our prisoners. I,
was about twelve O'Clock. when the
guard gave . loud yell. and he re.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-14

lated afterward that Miner was
standing almost over me. evidently
intending to grab one of my guns.
Al the same instant Jones shot
Goodacre In the right arm between
the shoulder and elbow. In = sec
ond more my right arm was broken
Just A. I had grabbed my gun. The
next shot caught Mr.. Goodacre ir
the left arm. and We were both In
q heap In the middle OF the bed.
which had broken down ~ We had
both jumped. remember having
to take my left hand to release the
grip that had taken OF the gun
with my right. MIR. Goodacre was
practically disabled In both arms.
~ Jones was nearer to him. While
the shooting took place. Miner was
kicking out the window. while Jones
followed. Jones did the shoot
Ing with . twenty-five. that l had
overlooked when searching him.
standing at the foot Of the bed.
A. the time taken to do the
shooting was but . moment. busi-
ness was quite lively. and the first
shot fully convinced Us that we had
been over confident. and we lost
the fruits Of . long and dangerous
experience. The third man meh
toned. was an innocent young man.
BY the name OF East. . distant rel
ative Of Jones' wife that had been
persuaded to join In this trip on
. prospecting tour. and but for his
refusal 10 assist Miner and Jonss.
they would have attempted TO hold
up the stage the night before. He
did not attempt 70 get away. and
was sent 70 the psaitentiary for
two years a. an accompiice In the
horss-stcaiing. From bis person. ws
got . book that gave us . trace
from whence they came. Jones and
East were from Ohio. while Miner
was from Michigan.
After . very painful rids from
Wagon Wheel Gap 10 Ssguachs. I
was laid up" for some weeks with
my broken arm. srystpslas and
dropsy. and Il was only BY the skin.
fui management Of IN excellent sur
geon. DR.. Moos. that finally rs-
covered.
Though my right arm was scarce.
~ suitable. I started for Ohio.
thinkins Jonss would sooner OF later
rstsrn 70 his home. After waiting
IL the city several days. watching
the poseofstes. aaA working II aoa.
junction with several 4sctivss. I
seemed 70 get 10 news. After Coz.
siderable psrsuasion. I secured the
rsatai OF Q lounss II the parioe Of
the Jonss home. whsrs I fecelveA
letters written from Colorado asA
New MEXICO givins Ne . elss that
tAsy we're working toward Calf.
o9Hia.
4 vssy Singular cotaei1sst %.
eursA oas aftssnooa. wAiis I 81
resliag. Nh. Joaso hAl . vtols
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

tho throne % all movi~dom.--a place
which she has never rinos rein
pushed.
since then. Miss Pickford's career
has been just series 81 suecemars.
one after another To-day abe stands
at IN. head % her profession. un.
challenged She owns her own com.
pany and makes but ono pietuf. a
year, supsrpletur..
but ahs has never forgotten tina,
first picture 49, '-rc.s OF the storm
country---which gave her her start.
Part Of her feeling wns sentiment.
But part Was undoubtedly sound
business She wasn't 80 eonesited
that abe thought her success was
entirely due to her own ART. She
knew Il WINS q wonderful play.
And so. this year. when she was
casting around for her nsxt produc.
ton, her memory turned back Go
Treas Of tho Storm Country" Why
not rernsjte tho picture. she thought.
with all the improvements that cight
years Of progress make possibisf
Tho NOR. shs thought about IL ths
b~stsr she liked it--with the rosui,
thai Tess Of ths Storm Country"
was finally decided upon And when
u was rsproduced--tn 10 reels instead
Of four - history repeated i,self.
Easssrn critics who reviewed u 1T
the Ns~ York showing declared IL TO
be IN. finest picture Mlss plekford
has ever appeared in--thai u will 80
down ss a perpetual monument, TO
her ART and beauty.
The new TEES. ~ this Storm coun'
try win he shown az tho blue
Mouse. beginning Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
FIGHTS IN COURT
TO REGAIN CHILD
Mother Declares Adoption
Was Illegal

Maintaining that the adoption Of
her s-yearold son Kenneth. by Misc
Jean Norris. so.year.old student at
the Cornish school OF music. II lie.
gul Mrs. GLADYS Frankcnstein n
fighting In superior court TO secure
tho custody OF the hoy she once
lee go.
Mrs. Frankenstoin told Judge King
nykeman that her husband. AT
Frankensteln. did not give hts con.
sent TO the adoption. ana that for
this reason tho proceeding was not
regular. She also stated that when
she signed tho papers she did not
realize that she was giving up ali
rights 20 the child
Under cross. examination n was ad.
mltted By Mrs, FRnkenstsin that
Kenneth was born two years before
SHE married FrankenHtcin IN Crown
Point. Ind. In May. 1919
When A. y. Peyacr. Miss Norris'
attorney, asked her directly n she
was sure Frankenstein was the
father Of the child. Mrs, Franken.
stein cried Il know. know
Judge Dykemnn. IN continuing the
hearing until "Wednesday afternoon.
observed that the plaintiffs social
behavior apparently had been rather
careless"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
ALASKA CABLE
MONEY URGED

An appropriation OF $500. 900 by
congress 20 be used IN laying a new
cable TO Alaska was recommended in
resolution adopted by the board OF
trustees OF the Chamber o. Com.
merce Tuesday. The Washington
delegation win BE- urged to supper,
such an appropriation.
Commercial relations with Alaska.
beside the military and national re-
iations. make such a cable n nec...
sity because tho present one. laid tn
1904. was a niake-htft. II repeatedly
out OF order and IL unable 20 handle
the business The people % Alaska
demand new cable. says the report
Tho war department and secretary
Of the budget have approved tho
estimate OF costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
HELP CORNISH
TO CELEBRATE

A committee 10 cooperate with the
Cornish school faculty In arranging
ITS eighth birthday program on No.
vember 2s was appointed by the
Chamber OF Commerce Wednesday.
Plans for public reception from
y. m. TO 10 .. m. and two musical
programs, afternoon and evening.
have been completed. A dance for
guests will continue afternoon and
evening.
The Cornish school. sponsored by
tbs Chamber OF Commerce az a civic
necessity, completed a drive In 1921
for new quarters and moved from
broadway and Pine sits. TO the build.
ing At Roy and Harvard. Seattle
people from all walks Of life have
made the school beautiful reality.
Miss Nellie G. Cornish, who con.
ceived the idea Of such an Institution.
now has over a thousand students
enrolled in the various departments
OF music. dancing, acting and oral ex.
precision. Several nationally known
artists have been visiting teachers at
the school ia ths last few years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Charges that the federal bureau OF
fisheries is attempting 20 parcel out
5000 miles Of seacoant 20 big mo-
nopoii-tz. denying the individual
fishermen their time .honorcd and
constitutional rights 60 FREQ fish.
cries" were made by Dan Suther'
land. Alaska's delegate 10 congress.
az hearing before Henry o'Malley
United States commissioner OF fish.
cries. Tuesday. The charges were
made In connection with the allot.
rneni Of fishing rights tn Bristol bay.
Cook inlet and nearby territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Police Looking for \
Girl From Edmond,

Believed 10 have left for portian
in an auto with a giri friend for /.
companion. Bessie smith. 10. Of "a
nonds, Wash, was sought BY d.
police Of Seattle. Tacoma and Por
land wednesday. The girls broths
J. q. Smith. IT, reported her diss,
penrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Sends Boy
Home; He Vanishes

Because he went 20 school with.
out broakfast Tuesday morning. Ray.
mond Couture. II. 81 6sis 18th ave.
s., was sent home BY his teacher.
Raymond failed 10 appear at his
home and "a search for him proved IN
vain. Tho police have been unable
20 locate the boy since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

for construction Of a new relief home
also was authorized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Eight years ago. when tho motion
picture industry was Ia its oompara-
tiv. Infancy. a practically unknown
young woman was east In the lead.
Ing role OF Tess % tho Storm Coun-
,ry"--a mammoth production OF
four reels"
II wasn't much OF a picsur~--as
compared with the films OF today
but tho young leading woman was
no captivating that shs literally took
tho country By storm. over night
Mary Pickford--ycs. II was Mary
became known aa Americas Sweet.
heart" and aho took har place on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

o. X. Davis. secretary % the Ma.
sionai Foreign Trade council will
meet several OF seatsie's foreign
traders when he Il In the city on
D~csmber 10. according TO word 70
ccived by tho Chamber OF Commerce
Wednesday. xr. Davis In en- rouss
to Tacoma TO attend tho Pacific
Northwest For.ixn Trade convention
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
San Francisco Adds
to It's Bonded Debt

SAN FItANCiHcO. nov, a2-~Han
Fmncisco's bonded lndebtednesa has
been increased ,ta.0oo.oOo by action
OF voters on two propositions.
An overwhelming majority vote
wins recorded In favor Of issuing ti2..
100000 bonds for new schools, while
an additional g.. 900 900 bond issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
200 Attend Silver
Wedding Ceremony

More than 200 friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Y. A. Jacobs. sT.s Second ave.
~ w. gathered tn Greenwood hail.
ssrd IT. and Greenwood ave. Monday
night TO celebrate the silver wedding
Of the couple. Tho hali was deco.
rated in silver and white. while the
bride" wore silver and white
gown. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were
married IS years ago tn Illinois. They
have been residents OF Seattle IS
Year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
FACES AT
1vA CHURCH, FINED

TACOMA. Nov. 32.-Charies Reese
went to tho Ffrs, Baptist church and
amused himself by making faces ~
members Of tho congregation. A cop
was called and Judge Hackstt as
sesscd Reese sss for tn. sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
Yukons to Honor
AIaskans in City

A dance In honor Of Alaahans who
have returned 20 Seattle 10 spend the
winter will be given IA the knights
OF Pythias hall. 1929 Third ave.
Thursday night under the auspices
~ the Yukon order OF Pioneers
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23

the 'teast Together Clph, !. 4 at which 7.
asanmons the American Consul Cen
seF4l prssided. st5 53s s. y. "a
remier Hughes, In Introducing Sem
ator Rearce, said that the confsregce
had removed the present Danger Of
lay in a good Understanding between
the two English speaktng nations
Senator Pearcc said that tfic most
s'~,.- Z. -'sf .'~.> - his American
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23

~ WANTS PffNsfO Is f9sOM ". s,
3 Havana; Cub .-- ,,aflos Lopez: Sene, I,a!s
who recovered the ensign s0f Sne
i,attdasilip Mains from II Hayana y nah-
bor and delivered It 70 the Amer1cah M
consulat teS the day following enc ae-
struction .of the warnhip I'M Sss, nas
applied to the United I States B koX-
eminent for41 pension IN recogn't}oln
81 ttst -sAfvice. (. = -, y ~ d
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23

trim occurred when he was com pslled
t9 write himself down aasnn alien /"
He said no eloqu6hce could sdesEfibe
the MAGNITUDE OF Tho accom- piishmen ents
OF the conference. J. . Il 4
the United States and Japan were
drifting fast toward "a war which
would have been more terrible thgn
the last war, because there would
have been introduced into 1t not only
the implements Sf, destruction. inyent-
ed and used during the, last war but
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, :
once Of Commissionef. 4

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ~ &
once OF; Cemmissionsf ~
OF Insurance.. j w. ", aE
surahce Of the State Of North Dakota,
% hereby esrttfy that the foregoing 10
q true abstraet Of the original state
ment now onSnle in this e1ice.
In Testimony Whereof, have
lsEAL] a1ixed the seal Of this osfies
4 xpr1l, nl'1,nafsk a 5. ,sas tne hf.t day Of
commissiSoneeri 81 f'fmssi Of TnsaS amos.
once Of comnissioner ] -
OF 1nsarance.
cohpAST'g xfITHnS TGHnnErIEIcArE ;4y OF
Whereas. The Springfield Fire 4 Mar
me Insurance Company, a corporation
setts. has fiied< in this office !: sworn
statement exhibiting It's condition ana
business for the ysar ending December
u: 1921; eonforn,able to the require
ing the business Of Insurance, and. -
Whereas, tho said Company has flied
n this ONCE Z duly certinAd copy Of its
y compliance with the reqSitsments q
Now. Therefore. !. .. 4. oisness Conn
e e ss' *. ats srs g.
visions Of sa2 laws. de hersby certify
that the above named Company is fully
sssat: e h.suhe m Sm.
nAss Of Authorised Insufanes ia this
unttl the ilss q day Of ~, 1&ssh, 4 p isis
tsEALl :eai 81 Bismarek. !his drst
day Of April, 4. 2; 1871; ;
Connmiaai6nAro az inauranea
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
st.4-s, ll.,t'T Dis XT1ATENENT,
1 For the Year Endlae Deceaber II.

3s.4,., iL.>t'r o,s xT1TENENT.
For the Wear Endlae Deceaber III.
4rs5 A. %. 1874. s.
OF the Cntted S1Atss Casualty Com.
pa1y located At the City OF New York
in the STATE Of Nav York
Aggregate amount OF .ad-
mitted assets----.$ 1,362,0S3,eS
Aggregate amount Of lis 81
btlitiea (exceot cxpf1al is-
and sGrpiusQ, including
reinsurance clreseeve--- 5,S52.056.3e
Amount Of fully paid-up
Surplus over ali iiasii,ies 1,sis.Sssss ss.s
Aggregate income during 3
the year-..---. e,5S4,Se1.b7
Aggregate disbursements
during the year----- 6,6o<,x11.42
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Total premiums received
during the year--------$ 2o,426.66
Total losses incurred dur
ing the veer--- 10,7s9.oS
the yesr---rs.N-.---." s.saAas
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
HIATB OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Once Of Commissioner
of InanYAncA.

STATE OF. .noRTH DAKOTA, s' g
surance - Of the STATE Of NoTeS nekoss 81
do hereby certify that>the foregoing is
q true abstract Of the original state
ment noW on file In this office.
In Testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
tSkALl affixed the seal Of this Office
A. 1nrs' nis%AFek Z E 1.a. the hrst day OF
s, A. OLNNE6S,
Commissioner Of Ineurance.
STATE OF NORTH pAKorA.l
Once Of Commissioner l
OF Insurance.
coMPANY's CERTIFICATE OF
fas n. AUTHORITY.
Whereas. The Union Automobile In
issd Sed.p ~. of orssn
Med IN this Office = sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business
Tor ths yssr M snains Decsmber 81. 1921,
laws Of this state. regarding the busi.
ness Of Insurance. and.
Whereas. the said Company has filsd
Il ta s asK q a s.
sSs iasSEsae. l.xs .fsrsssSsss. sSssl'"sn.' o
hssef1ss 81 A. IS fol,ns;s x. Com
North b.ksta parsSsnt to e the .'p pro. 9.
visions of said lavs. Dc hereby certify
ness Of Authorised 1nsuranes in thi.
state .sccerdinE to the laws thereof
In Testimony whereof. hav, s1s
tszA11 ss.foes' ::.i s1:m.4sSk esss ssls f4: IN
any or Apfis; :. A A. q oLsNEss. 1Sx7
Commissioner Of Insurance
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23

sydney. r.. g. w. (By Mail1 -,
q REVIEW OF the recent washington
conferences was givenshere by Senator
PeAfce, Australtia $ delegate. who was
the honor guest at ~ dinner given by
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
7.as2,css.ss
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
once Of Commissidpsr

once Of Commissidper
>'of Insurance. T
1. S. A. Olsness. Commissioner Of In
surance of the State Of North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
ntent now on file in this office. 81
In Testimony Whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and
lSEALJ affixed the seal Of this Onfce
ct Bismarck the hrst day Of
April, A: d. 1892.
Commissioners Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ]
once OF Commissioner
Of Insurance. -
~'16 A6THoRIT9. INHa.FfeAFs OF =
Whereas The United States Casualty
Company. corporation organized un-
dor the laws Of New York. has fifed in
this onice . swern statement exhibiting
ending December 81, 1891, conformabie
to the requirements OF the laws of this
state. regarding the business of 1nsur-
IN this once duly certified copy Of It's
charter with certificate Of organisation
N compliance with the requirements Of
the insurance laws Aforesaid.
H,N!tonsr Of Insuranes Of t1ss State of
North Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions tts. rs Of said laws. d hereby certify
empswered throu6h tts authorised
ness Of Authorised Insurance in this
state state &C ssccerding to the laws thsrsof,
in TESTIMONY whereof, i have
tsEA s:s II s:s S aans tss a1ss nna
DAY Of ADrtl. ). 4. 4. 2; 6LsNsss, !saf
Commissioner Of Insurance
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
STATE OF NORTH Dakota.
y Once OF Corhmieelsfisr

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. ] s
!. 6mcs OF commissl lshsf
a e olsn.s.. lnssrsnssu esnm,...onsr s. In.
surahcc st thS state az North Dakota,
do hereby certify that 1he Soreeoine Is
a. true abstract of the Eoriginal state
rieYif now an ala n fSie office.
ne.rss.s II Tsss.smony on, wnsrsSf Saad hsSs snd
rsTAr.l .Wt~aH ~ sa.i X this Office
= eoSAS~-I sA1Ss~A-I 1NSI NsHI sGu sS1s y assx Az ~
A..9N n9N'smsffSc1 M ~ H. HFs' sl' us' y.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
ABSTRACT or STATEMENT. s.
For the Yeaf Endsnk December II,

OF The star insurance Company OF
America, located at New York, in the
state Of New York. ST.
Aggregate amount OF ad- IS,
Y nlitted assets----------$ t2,961,067.4
Aggregate aKtount Of liza
bilities teacept capital
and sufplus}, including
u reinsurance reserye- l,o25,<55.1S
Amourt OF fully paid-up
capital stock--l---.-- SOC, ,000. 90
Surplus over All liabilities 535.sl:.S3
The year--.-.--.e-----.. l.sl7.s4l.ss
during the yssr.s.--1s 2.1e4.57s.sa
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Total risks written dur
Ing the yeAr-------$ 4f4,52s 00
Total preHliume received
during the year--~ 7561.9a
ing ins re syssr.5,; l..ss+os
the year 1soso.o5
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
l2,ss1,os7.4s
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
once Of Commissioner

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. |
Of Insurance.
!, s A. = oisness; Ism e. commissioner Of In
DO hereby certify that the foregoing is
nfent now on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof. have
tsEALl AFFIXED the seal of this onics
AprII. a. ntsIaafsk \ s ,,as Ihe nrst day of
Commissioner Of Insurance.
odtHe Of Commissioners
nf Insurance.
coMPAN1'S S;,;1l ,G;E1lRTIE1cATE OF
whereas. The Star Insurance Com
4any OF America, corporation organ
nled In this Office sworn statement
exhibiting It's condition ana business
Tor the year ending December 81, 1921,
~ tS,s to the Of the
ness Of Insurance, and,
Whsrses. the said Company has iled
ss.l,., II this ofhee duly certified copy Of its
IN compliance with tie reauirements Of
the Insurance laws aforesaid.
New: Therefore. I. 9. A: ol.ness. Com.
North Dakota, .pursdsnt to the pro-
that e. SHOWS nance e eonp.nSy neasSy IS ,seffa fafy
s9sts e tr.nsset ts .ppsop1iate s snss,
ness Of Authorised Insurance in this
state according to the laws thereof,
tho n az % 11sss p hsV. sss
rsEAI1 :s.i Il B!:m.rsk. sSis nrst
da, Of Aprisl .. 4: 4. 2; 9LsNhss lssii
Cornmisaionor Of Insurance
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
ABSTRACT OF eTATEMENT.,
Fer the Year EnaiRS DeeeubeF 81,

ABSX1kACf OF 0TAT&MENTs
Fer the YeRr EnAiax DeeeabeF 81,
A. ID. 1881.
I, aOf The Union Automobile Insurance
Company. located at Lincoln, In the
State of Nebraska
AEgTegHte amount Of ad-
mitted a8DetS--------$ ez2,3z6.i2
Aggregate amount Of lia-
b1htfes (excspt capital
:.'s.s9.sss: :ss ss:s's'2 '.s3ss'ns .,b.,4..
Amount Of fully paid-up
capital stock----- c1s,1e0.NO
Surpll& over all liabilities zl,811.84
tie year--.-----s------ 5sa.ss4.as
Aggregate aigbursements
during the y0AR-------- 4s4.o41.e1
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
total preEAiums received
d0ring The ysaf-----& E,4S2.Ss
Total losses incurred dur
Ing the year------A---- s.os1.41
Total losses paid during
the ysAr---------------7.,,-p- 4zs4s.4S
Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23
ADSTRACF or STATRMENr.s
For Ne Year. EaAiar DeeeRsAer n.

AnsT1AcF or srArRMENr.s
Fer We Ees.; Esaia9 DseeRs1sr q.
8, ~. 49, 4; .: 1871;
STATE Of New York 50" orA ~ 'hs ny
Agsre9ste amount Of ad-
nIttsd asssts----------3 1o,SS0. Sx7.o9
Aggregate. amount Of lis- ,ei{ ~
biltttes (sxce9t capital ~
and surDlus1. including
relnsurance rsserve---- .e5,A7e.3l
Amount Of fully paid-up
sss':::: :!i i!ss,l.. Is: :s :::;s
Assr.ssts di1burs.mssnts ''''t''''''' VS.
du.tsS ths yssI s.1lLt7.ts
r9sal In1 tss 1,sh, ~. written dur. -. :.
Total premiums received
durtnE the ys6r---L---- ~ 3147AEs
Total losses incurred dur t5F7 : M
inc the year--.-------- lo.4sl.ol
TosAl losses paid during -
tne Observation-Disclosures. 10.70S,3e
ONCE Of Comm issioner
OF Insurance.
L S. A.. ,Olsness. Commissienes OF In
so sarsnse .of the stats of North Dekota,
sSsssses sss.sa has 4. the s,,sns
nsnt now on Tile in this office.
n Testimony Whereof. have
n0Feunto set my hand 0n$
lSEALl AFFIXED the seal Of this Office
At RtssnArck the hrst day Of
! : ApFia. A. D.. 193z.
S. a. oLsNEss,
Commia8ioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, y
once ct Comuflosioner
OF Insurance
COMPAEY'S CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
whsraAA The westehester Fire IN
,Srancs ,.HS , Company. z cooperation organ
% nIed n this Office sworn staten ent
exhiASttn9 It's eenditlon and buairiess
Tor the year ending December 81. 1921,
oonfoFnahie to the requirements Of tho
Avs q tAta StAts. regarding the busi-
moss OF Ineur9nce, and, 80.
Whereas. the sAiA Company has filed
IN this once . duly certified cory Of IFS
charter with certificate OF orEanixatfon
IN compliance with the reuuiremenfs.of
the insurance Jaws Aforesaid s
NOV. Fherefore. ]. 9. A. Olsness, Com.
miseionsr OF Insurance Of the state Of
NoIth Dakota. pursvant to the pro-
Visions OF said laws. Do hereby certify
tnat the above named Company - fully
empeweroo. through ita authorized
agents, agent t. trana.et 6. appropriate bust
state according to the laws thereof.
until the 1lst day Of March. A. b. 1853.
In Testimony whereof, have
hereu1to set my hand ana
lSEALl seal q Bismarck. this, frst
l. day Of April A. d. 1872.
S. A. OLSNESS,
~ Commissioner Of ln9uraneo.