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CONVERSION .OF CQLTON
assets is mm
Continued From Pace 1, Colnmn 3
hae been waging ever pir.ee her death
;r Washington, D. C. February 10, 19«5.
This fight begun with the filing- of the
will of Mrs. Colton by Bartnett, follow
7r.fr the death of Mrs. Colton. In July.
l? 05. Siegfried £ach«»r, acting in his
Rapacity as guardian of tha grand
laughter, filed an opposition to the pro-
Sate of the will, alleging that the t<»s
,-atrix. Ellen M. Colton. was. at the time
tst the making of the will. Incompe-
V,nt .?nd of unsound mind and that she
»as under an insane delusion, and last
ly, that th*" will was executed under the
Undue Influence of Waiter Bartnett, of
Caroline Colton Pahlgren and John "B.
t>ahlgTen_ who were charged with fal
sifying certain conditions and making
nifc representations of others.
JIRV DISAGREES
In the Irgal fight which followed this
attack by the father of the grand-
Saugrhter of Mrs. Colton the jury failed
io aerrc, dividing equally on the ques
tions Rt ispue. and a new trial was at
Wnee asked for. Pending this the
lawyers fcr the contestants asked that
ihe action of Bartnett. as special ad
ministrator of the estate, then amount
ing to approximately 1400.000, be
'trought before the court to testify as
rio the whereabouts and condition of th»
Various securities forming the assets
of the estate. This he and J. Dalzell
55rown did. under a court order. Ac
rordinjr to the petitions filed by the
lawyers for the contestants Bartnett
\u25a0testified that there were In his hands
»t th* time end In the vaults of the
trust company, of which he was vice
president. ?;05.000 In the stock, and;
r«nds of various railroads and manu
facturing interest*, and cash amount- 1
Jnsr to 5?5. 716.70. This wa?. according
to th« lawyers for tli *» contestants,
nearly seven months after the earth
"juskr.
Following the closing of the Cali
fornia truft company, contestants* at
•Torncys became fearful as to the
condition of the securities held by tiie
bank and demanded a showing. This,
they assert, was denied them until
they obtained an order from tn<» bank
commissioners* compelling Brown and;
Bartr.ett to appear before the com- \
rr!ssioa and fho-.r the exact where
abouts sr,d financial condition of thej
rtock and bonds which formed a major
T"rtfon of the estate.
rmß TOSS CLAIMED
At this bearing,' so the petition i
asserts, the bank officials announced !
that they had lost 175.000 in the fire.
\u25a0Which they hnd. Jt Is f%16. failed to
l*il of to the superior court of Santa
Crus county when they testified before
1t tome months previous, and they fur
ther stated that there was $200,000 5n
fconds snd stocks which they had sent
to New York for safe keeping. The
lawyer* for the conteFtant were not
«:aLisfi»-d with this explanation and d«»-
B>&ade4 fiat the money and the securi
ties he produced and the bank commis
tioner gave Bartnett and Brown 10
days in which to comply.
When they failed to do *o within the
t ! me allowed. Sachcr's attorneys pre
pent<?<s the petition tor an order Btis-i
pending Barrnett as special adminis
trator, which the superior court
granted yesterday. »
DCMES CHARGES
Aa effort was mad» last night by
telephone to interview Mr. Bartr.ett at
hti hon.e on the island of Chiawahnci.',
rear Mill Valley, but the telephone. wr*
out of order, diaries w. Slack, eoun-
Rf>] f*y T the proponent^ when lie UeaiO ,
of the petition and order of suspension, :
sai'i ; -\u25a0- '. \u25a0 \u25a0 -.' r \u25a0 \u25a0-
am much surprised by thes«
charges, but not by the Hnirmis which
they betray. All through tb* contest
ove* thiF estate Mr. Bartnett h3s been
bitterly attacked by the contestants
an«l their rerre^nTatives. T srr fully
<*<-<n".'in<-e<J that the charges in tbe peti
tion and the order of suspensiin ajv
vntr^e sr.i without foundsti«n. T folly
believe that x\\f funds and securities
of the estate will he found intact finl
in good order and that an examination
of Mr. Esrtvieft's accounts »s sp*"-'..?!
fi'sninistratnr will show that he hss er-
th«> utmost care and fidelity in
b.ll his r«»]Jit'ons th«> "stater" Witn
r^iati^n in the California, safe **po?it.
srrl tryst company, it is s matter of
record thst !h»fp trust funds and s?
curitfe* verf. pm j n its tare -upon, an
order of t?T» rourt and with the con
cent of th" contestants.
"Trtmerrow I will begin a careful in
fertigatton of th's matter. Meanwhile.
I r-iay say that it se^nis t« me irfsinoij^
to msk' F"<?h rharges upoti mere hear-
APPENDICITIS OPERATION
FATAL TO BROTHER WALTER
d'o^r of the Career of the Prominent
Educator and Writer on
Catholic Subjects
F>N' RAFAEL. Dec «.— Brother
Walter, «n*> of the most not»»d Catholic
\u25a0writers on philosophy a,nd religious
in the United States, died to
day st a hospital here after an .opera
tion performed for appendicitis.
R:r>ihpr Walter came to San Fran
i ciscf» when a child, perved for many
> -irF a? instructor Pnd president of
;St. Mary's college a.nd several other
.Catholic educational Institutions, and
;at the time of his death was engaged
;in the translation of a treatise on
.mental philosophy, the work of Brother
j Louis of Boisy. France. In addition
ito this. he was the author of h. phUo
'sop^ical text book, which it in ex-
T«=-nr!vo use In all th*> colleges and
I Ecsdemies conducted by the Christian
( brother?, the order he joined two years
a.f!er his pra^uatlon from the old St.
\u25a0 M«.ry"s college in IS6S.
B«fidcß -his literary work. Brother
• Walter won recognition for his work
'2S professor of philosophy and liter
ature at St. aMry's after Its location in
.Oakland and as director of the Sacra
mento institute, the. Christian brothers'
college, at the state capital. ' and as
inspector of parochial schools through
out the Etate.
The body will be sent to Oakland
tomorrow morning. , The funeral will
bo held Monday mo/ning at 10 o'clock.
Father Connolly of St. Paul's will of
ficiate a-t the solemn requiem mass,
assisted by Father Cottle of St. Brigid's
parish.
THREE DAYS* EXERCISES
WILL CLOSE TOMORROW
Triduum. Which Was Commenced
Wednesday, to Be Concluded
With Sermon
Thf triduum or three days* spiritual
exercises. which were commenced
Wednesday in St. Frajicls church in
Vallejo street, "will be concluded to
morrow evening. R».v. Father Flem
ing of Sacred Heart parish will preach
the closing sermon, and his theme will
be "The Immaculate Conception." After
the sermon a number of aspirants will
be received into the confraternity of St.
Anne, which had a large membership
prior to the April disaster.
PILES CUBED IX 6 TO 14 DAYS
I'jzo Ointment !\u25a0 suarant^ed to cure aay
«\u25a0£*» of Itcb'ag. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlnj
Piles io 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. "
DRuTTKEK KOTOEMAN PUJTTBHED— Fr#<>
• *rScW Hill, a niotorman, w«b wet »« the county
! Jsil for thr«>« moaxt>» by Police Juds» Conlatj
;.«wterd«r for <lietwrbla*r' the peace and was
»j**rcre27 *cor»d fajr tae oourt tor dnuktsatta.
DOSE OF CARBOLIC ACID
KILLS DANIEL L. WOLF
Whether Potion Is Taken by
Accident or Design
in Doubt . .
SUICIDE IS DENIED
Widow Says Merchant Had
Suffered Greatly From
Insomnia
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAKL
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 6. — Daniel L.
Wolf. Los Angeles . representative of
the firm of Wolf & Sons, one of the
'largest produce and commercial houses
on the coast, is dead as a result of
; taking carbolic acid, but "\u25a0whether by
accident or design will ; not .be deter
mined until the • coroner's *inquest to
morrow. Members of the family denied
the theory of suicide and said there
\u25a0was no reason why he should have de
sired to end his life.
; Mrs. Wolf, who is almost prostrated,
gave out the following statement to
night: ' • j
! Mr.' VTolf bad bpco extremely nerroog of : lite
: rrA could not i>ep. He Tlsiteii • pt^sician and
obttloed alottlp of cl^ar llqaid. vhicU he eaiJ
was a sleeping draught. He was In tbe habit
' <it taking a dos* of this medicine erery ni;bt
. before retirlnK. Before he began taking this
aedtrlne b«> of ten went sereral nlphf * without
Bleep. ThurfifJaj- clcht 1 was rlttlnar in the
pa.rlor with come friends when Mr. TVolf eamo
in and said be intended taking his sleeping
potion. Hp «pnt to his room s*»mtnjfly In ex
cellent spirits and xrent to th» bathroom. Ills
medicine » v »* kept In a BmK.lI rablnet of tne
wall. Then ws* also » bottle of acid in th.tt
cjMnrr. Snddenir we beard a sound of seof-
B'.nz nc«r tl<e bafhroom. and we all ran to »cc
what wss i>p matter. We found Mr. Wolf
rolling iv iiJOTulstoa*. He bad taken a Urpa
dose of carbolic !»'-id. and the bottle,- nearly
•irpty, tts* on tbe n\>or beside him. He pointed
to the bottJp oo rue floor and then to the otb#r
bottlp on tbp shelf and then became uncon
*cioyi. We Muninoupd a physician, but he *r
rlVpd too late. Mr. Wolf fca<J takcu enough
P'^fK'n to hare kilk-d trro "r three men. There
is absolutely no truth In the rumor of aulcide.
for tbcre wu not the slightest reasoa for sui
cH*.
A number of Wolf's friends are en
route from San Francisco, and upon
their arrival funeral arrangements will
be made. The remains probably will
be taken to San Francisco for buriall
LIST TOWARD CHICAGO
Contianrd From Page 1, Column 4
Secretary George Bruce Cortelyou. re-
Fis:ne<3. the seFsion was confined to
preliminary details. Xe-^- had no op
position and the vote was unanimous.
Of the 54 ' members, of . the national
committee from 23 to 25 are, said to
be pJeuged to Kansas City, and an
equal number to Chicago. : -The other
committee members are noncommittal
and th«ir votes will decide.
Prince Kalanianaole ot Hawaii ap
peared to ask the committee to give
the Hawaiian islands four Instead of
two delege-tes in th« nationa.l «com
mittee. A committee to supgest a plan
of procedure in the' election of dele
pates in Porto Rico and th»- Philip
pines was named. Terkes of Kentucky,
Streeter of X<-.w Hampshire and Kftllogg
of Minnesota, vj]} draft the formal call
for the convention and will deal with
aU questions pertaining to the election
of ' delegates. The committee then
called ujKiti the president. j* v•'
• The rollcall showed that the fol
lowing, among others, -were present:
California. George A. Knight; Colorado,
D. C. Bailey: Idaho. Senator W.B.Hey
burn: Montana, J. B. Waite: Kevada,
Patrick Jl Flansgan; Oregon, Senator
C. S, Fulton: Utah. Senator B»ed_Smoot;
\u25a0^"ashington. Senator Levi J«Ankeny;
Wyoming. Senator C. D. Clark: Alaska,
J. H. Heid: Arizona, Senator Charlss S.
r»i<-k: New Mpxlco. Solomon Luna; Ha
waii. Prinre TCalanianaole: Philippines,
Senator William TTarner. , -
I.ATF. SHIPPIXG NEWS
ARRIVED
. Dec. T.
Br itmri,DaVoUh, Rosf. 17 da^s from Toko
bams.
Aii fctror Gofrge W. Eld<»r. J»&R«n, S3 h^ars
from San P?dro.
CHANGE OF BATE — Tbp entertainment and
deaoe. .'<•> hr TSi»n hj Silvr Spray lvie« of foe
p»prpp "? n«nor. A. O. V.. W.. to .its fii<»ad».
Trbicf> ii 1?"'1 ?"' been annnoncfffl fnr this «TeDinst, w '"
b» s!-ren in ExcelriiT'baU n«-»t Tupfdaj-. nfght.
,, — i Posltirelr cared bj
b^ADTCDO tkese Ltttle PUls.
jUnlAl Ll\O Tter «I» * tV »sr9 Dto- j
IVJJI3J .___,. _, tress trom DjrpepEl*, In- ',
fe^tS ITTLE dlgwetlon and Too Hearty
« |\/irD C&tln?. A perfect rem-
1% m\ »\u25a0 J* edj-forinizlnea3,Ksiaea, !
M PILLS. Biwl Terto
J|||**"gßl la th© MotrtX OoaiaS
Js'JjxsssM T<mg-Je,Palnlna*M<le.
' Tr "^-., JTORPID LTVKR. They -
regulAl© tiaßowciE. Purely Vegetahla. •'
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMAUPHICLJ
InABTPR'^I fienume Must Bear i
Signature |j
SUBSTITUTED ;
CHOW JUYAN
P?»2lsiK i ?S*SSi Cbine»e ffs and Hrr>
fianitarlnm. 7^o Qsj '
SaPlHy "• * n<l h< * rb tllllt hh * v>
been »occcsßfnll.T .isp.
*UcS&~2s£+ tor oT * r 2>(K^' Jf*rs b>
T»Y "C* 11 * :i fc < ' \u25a0*• •» railllcran oj Chtneß* [>*•'\u25a0
S^SVtii^dScfe'^*'- 1 »ucf*»»fally tr*ateJ b\'
Lrf- Sy •a^ggyy. ffi-"» hrrb«. Chuw Jny»n l> •
KJ^tf-yfC'SaSS^S'^J! fradn»te ef a Chlnfn
credentials ore attested o; tb* CUlaece Arahn-
sador at Washtnjctotrv Sao Frattcltco «>fflcf bou^
Men.. Toe«.. W«4., \u25a0 Thur». Stockton ofOc*. I2i\
North Hunter at. — Kridaj. ' Saturdar. SattAnr.:
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
I.o«il<"»! A«k j-onr DnteHit fe» /j\
£i\ W^ttA t'Sil^kcj-lar's Js;o.MCn 4Rruu&//W
&QX&& nils in Tit d and O«!d p,«»!i!c\\// !
tv «^>£«9 *"""»• *eilt4 with Blue F.ithcn. \/~
TM 9% Wa Tske bo «<Vr. But of jrenr v
r/»-~ nr Witrsra*- A'vrnrCjfi.ctres.TEH'S
IL. jf »iSmjnd tinASD PILI.K V« 86 :
•^ — r SOU BY DagfilSTS EVTOttilfK
Danger in a Cold
BecAuseyou hare contracted l ordinary coles
and recovered from them without treatment
ofany kind, do not for a muajent lna;iac
that colds are not dangerous. Not only pneu-
taos'.a. but also tbe infectious diseases such
as diphtheria and scarlet'ferer start with a
cold. The cold prepares tbe system 1 for the
reception and development of the germs of
these diseases. Take our advice— cure your
cold while you can. , "
Chamteriain's Cpu^i Rcmcidy -\
by Its rersarkable cure* of colds ha* become
a staple article of trade and commerce. It is
pioaf t; it is effectual; It U reliable, ". !ti It. i
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATTJRDA¥, DECEMBER 7, 1907.
WILL RESCUE MOTHER
FROM INSANE ASYLUM
William Kissler of Stockton
Goes to Tacoma to
Aid Pareht
ACCUSES HIS ' SISTER
Says She Got Rid of Aged
Woman to Secure
Her Money
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALT
STGCKTONf. Dec. 6. — Mrs." Genereva
Schwigerd, a well to do German
woman, now an inmate of an insane
asylum in the state of Washington, at
the instance of relatives has Instituted
proceedings in the superior court at
Tacoma, Wash., by -which she will at
tempt to break the legal relation of
guardian and ward which exists be
tween her and her daughter, who is
charged with making persistent at
tempts to get her out of the way in
the hope of falling heir to a fortune.
Her son, William Kissler of this city.
has given the details of one of the
most sensational attempts ever made
in the state of Washington to set a
relative out of the way, and ho ac
cuses his sister as the person involved.
He asserts that some time ago a
friend of. his who lives in the vicinity
of his old home wrote him and asked
why he did not take his aged mother
out of the asylum. It was the first
intimation he had of her being in an
Insane asylum, and he hastened to
Tacoma.
' Kissler says that his father died
many years ago, and that his mother
married again. Her second husband
was industrious and made a fortune.
Some months ago he died. Shortly be
fore dying he told his wife that he
had buried several thousand dollars in
the yard, and advised her to take pos
session of the money. In addition he
left her some real estate. The son al
leges his sister forced or persuaded her
mother to dig up th* money and make
a will in her favor. It seems that the
aged woman did as her .daughter da
sired.
Kissler adds that after having the
will made in her favor the daughter
placed her mother in a hospital to be
treated for an alleged disease, and that
later she was removed to an insane
asylum. The son enarged that the
daughter had her sent to the state in
stitution.
TWO NEVADANS INDICTED 1
FOR FEDERAL LAND FRAUDS
CARSON", New, Dec. 6. — The United
States grand jury returned five indict
ments today against two prominent
Ncvadans for the unlawful appropria
tion of government lands in the state of
ouncl&v oiiriciflv ' oundEv
December? Bth December Bth December Bth December Bth
the selling begins- — in the meantime se- if the weather permits, there will be is the date — those who have chosen Parkside is similar in size and
lect your future home-go out to hundreds <* lob-sold-act now-pidc their location haV^the advantage «J»Pf to > b ° unded h *
- / ..i . .-- l i"- \u25a0•' -^ . , , " , , Market, bixth, lownsend and the
r. i-i , , -'OT . °, ut the one you want— at once— bet- —better see Parkside this week— bet- •\u25a0 / .
rarkside and see the improvements . i j * • . . : .. water-tront. mSm
ter make a second choice too. ter consult with the salesmen at our , It lies on the slope facing the east
made— the cottages ready for imme- Construction work on the electric branch offices at I9th avenue and H ' and south-ron both side of 19th aye-
Ai*** rt rr,,r, a «r V .~ »^ .w'fnV ~il railwa y is progressing— gas pipes are .\u25a0 , nue— south of Golden Gate Park,
diate occupancy—^ee the electnc rail- ... . . . . ... .. - street and at 26th avenue and T street. _ . . .. . .
— v being laid — the sewer is buuding-r- Ine new electnc railway running
way building— the steam shovels grad- % m il es of pipes are lying along the street Make up your mind where your f ro m H street will cany you all
ing-the hundreds of-men and horses --water is already there—so is elec- home is to be located-get a >g ood trough the property-the Parkside
liifiiiigi \u25a0\u25a0-\u0084. ;\u25a0"•\u25a0\u25a0•». v . .\u25a0\u25a0-..\u25a0 v t ... boulevard \snll be the nnest drive on
..... . . . a .... .tncity. ".marine view— or a view or mountain . _ . . .. .
— the life and action — -the building of . .. / "\u25a0 the reninsula— extending to the ocean
A rapid transformation has taken or lake— choose today. beach.
a new residence section within the city, V r»,'ll L \u0084,m»;«J \u0084,I,™ „«„ /«, , ;'\u25a0>.. c j n • *»l
place— you 11 be surpnsed when you Terms 10 per cent down, balance ?9* every dollar you invest the
Take cars to H street (south of visit Parkside now — boulevards, . c j- j j \u25a0• .An l Company ]jas already and will con-
vj , f \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- - i j m 5 years-^divided into 60 equal pay- tinue to invest its hundreds— for per-
Golden Gate Park), get off at 19th ad^ ,« shade tr^ planted 7- me nts-no interest, no taxes. - manent and attractive improvement,.
the city s.park green and pretty in its t- * » d v\u25a0 j k l *~*-
avenue-there our free automobile will Spring Dress Have a cottage of your own- T^L° f l5I - F M c by * lcCtnC
\u25a0 - : y: opnng L/ress. « , v car will be thirty minutes from the cen-
meet you and carry you to Parkside. Choose your lot today. begin now while you have the money, ter of the city.
One Million Dollars Spent in Improvements
>\yv -mXm X . r* a. '\u25a0' a ' \u25a0' ' nFFTPF- NINFTFFNJTH AVFNUF
JM AND H STREET SAN FRANCISCO
; Nevada. The accused men are J. War-'*
ren Williams and his brother, George
B. Williams.. .
For several months secret service
agents of the government have been
IS AI AS W. HELLMAN President
I. W. HELLMAN JR.. .... .Vice -President and Manager I H. VAN LUVEN . . . . ; . Ai*L Cashier and Aa»t. Secretary
CHARLES J. DEER1NG......... Cashier and Secretary | CHARLES DU PARC........... Assistant Cashier
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO
2 Montgomery Street
Capital Paid Up ...... A ..... ... : . .'. $1,192,000.00
v Surplus and Undivided Profits 1.1^3,610.77
Total ............ ."". .... .... . . . . : . ....
. ..DIRECTORS. . . V »
ISAIAS \% r . HEXIiMAX . . .President TIMOTHY HOPKINS Capitalist
. Also President Wells Farsro Nevada National Bank JOKX D. SPRECKELS. „
( of San Francisco. -\ : . President J. D. Spreckels A Bros. Co.
CHB. de GUIGXB. ..:... ... Capitalist GEORGE A. POPE. : Capitalist
WM. Im GERSTXE. . .Treasurer Northern Commercial Co. JACOB STERX.... President Levl Straass & Co.
I. W. HEIiLMAX JR. . .' : . . .'. ......... ... . .Vice [President CHARLES HOI.BROOK .'. . . .\ . . i
Also Vice President Wells Fargo Nevada National' ......... .President Holbrook. Merrill •&, Stetson, Inc.
Bank of San Francisco. a. IT. PA Y50X. .. ... . President Sprlnsr Valley "Water Co.
J. L. FLOOD.. s-. ......' \u25a0'. CapitaliKt J. HEXRV MEYER... Ant. Corel A Co.. Bankrrs
E. S. HELLER .Attorney at Law CHARLES -G. LATHROP .Capitalist
PFPORT OF CONDITION
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN f RANGISCO BANKING DEPARTMENT
At Close of Business, December 3, 1907
NOT INCLUDING ANY TRUST FUNDS
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Loans «n Stacks. Bonds, etc \u25a0 4.029.538 97 Capital §tock. a i.t53.0n0.00
Loans on Real Estate. • 1,807,439.43 Snrpln« and Reserve and Profit and Loss. . . 1,143,610.77
Investments in U. S. Bonds. Other Bonds, t Due Depositors. 15.536,700. 5S
stocks etc . S.**o3 01S 13 ' ,
Office Biitlrline and Safe Deposit Vaults. .: . 1,300,631.75 f15.172,401.35
Money ' on Hand and with Banks and
OH API F^*^ I r^I^I^I^II^CT £^g| chicr
In this state looking up land frauds •In
Nevada, and \u25a0a : few ' weeks ago it w^s
announced that the grand : Jury would
be asked \u25a0to return Indictments against
several land owners in the>astern.part
of the state. * '
The- indicted men are^ well known
throughout. the state. Qther indictments
for land frauds are to be considered by
, the grand jury before adjournment.
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS A.ND AFFAIBS OP THE
NATIONAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. IS THE STATE OF CON-
NECTICUT, oa tbe 31§t day of December. A. I>.
1306. and for tbe year *ntlinsr «*o that day. Pnh-
llslkkl pursuant to th<i Provisions of Sectioa Ml
of tbe Political Cod* an<J .i"<>mpile<l from th«
annual \u25a0 *tat»ro*nt Sicdl irith the Tn«nraace Com-
missioner of tb« State of California.
CAPITA!/
Arooant of Capital Stock, paii n?
In Cash JH.fyxvrMw.yft
ASSETS \u25a0— \u25a0— —
B«al Estate OTaed by Compaay... |4<tt.335.63
Li»ans on Boods aad Mortsas^s... 630.U2.00
Casb Market Valna of alt Stocks
aad Bonds owned by Company.. 4,550,7D7.C0
Cash !a Company* Ofac» S<v>.«<*
Casb ia Banks SS4,BSS.«3
Premiums la due Couraa of Collec-
tion TT8.T43.59
Total A*s«u , yr.ors.w;..'M
T.TABILITIES «=— —
Loases adjusted aad nspatd 1154.6C6.37
Losses In process of Adjuscnitat
or to Suspense ..' .Jr... 3**.372.29
Losses resisted. laclndlnjr myen*** 17.550.C3
Gro»s pretiJuiH* on Fire Risks rrn-
nin? on* year or less $3,355.-
3>7.2*J: relasurance. SO pw t«iit. . 1,?3?.693.W
Gross premiums o» Kirst Ri'ks ran-
nin;: more tbaa <.>a<» rear,\S4.lS3.-
774.53: r«ia«araDce pro rat* 2.159.0C5.iS
Due and to become dv« for Bor-
rowed Money 450.00Q.j10
• - .
Tottf Liabilities >4.«U5.410.50
INCOME " " "' "**"" '"*
Net ca*b aetnally received for Fir»
preminm* $1,9:».<VU>.21
Roceire«t for imprest oa Mortja^es 33,665.14
KeceiTed froo iaterest aad dtTi-
dends oa Bonds. Stocks. Loans
and from all vtber aources 214.7T4.24
KeceiTed for Reats 14.6R!M4
Borrowed Mon»y 1.n50,000.H«>
Income from all etaar aoarces 140.291.M
Total Iscooe f*.44H.433..t4
EXPEXPITCKES
Xet amoont paid for Fire Losses
(ineludirfs *235.900.33 losses of
prerioos Te»r«>.. f 1, 3 55. 3^7. 56
Dlridends to Stockholders 79.000.00
Patd or alloTTed for Commission *»
Brokerage KI.3PS.2t
Paid for .Salsries. Fees and ot^tr
t-harses for offleers, clerkn. «tc. . 353.631..1
Paid for State. - National and Local
taxes 1«*.902.r>4
Borrowed Money •;O0.(K I '».<>l»
"All other Payments and Expendi-
tures 383.5Ct.C^
Total Expenditures *7.n7q.0rt.«
"~. It i Flrp.
Los.*** inenrred during th« jsar. . $i.~2 1. 517.57
' RISKS ANT> PREMIUMS
| Fire Biska.j rrernioms.
Net amount *>f Risks; i
written durinc the!
year .: .y*65«.r."».5:n;*7 > SK:.43>.X»
Net amount of R.'sk^
eTplred durtns the l ! - ; Vi \u25a0
year i 375.276.607' 0.433^309
Jfet amount in fore»| - "~^.i.
t'ec»mber 31. 1906...' WPMn.tflSI 7.!>t3.16t.*T
~ JAMES M'.HOUS. Piesidont.
B. R. STHUUK, Becntair,
3ub*cribp<l aarl t-> before m». this lOtli
day of January. 1907.
WtED B. SEYMOUR.
~ : .' V ;,- Notary Public.
Puclflr Depart m^nti
McMJAU A WAY3IA.X.
General Aeenta. ,
F. I- Stone and Ma-xwell II." Thomson,
Assistant General Aisents.
Aarioual nuildlnsr. Corner Sansoxne and
Sacramento St».»
Snn Franeisvo. Cat.
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