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Arsnua! Statement ï"or the year ending Dcoemlier 31st, 1879, öf Uiê oondltion and affairs of the WaSETENAW MUTUAL FIH3 INSUBANCE COMPANI, 1 at Ann Arbor, Mich., organized nnder the I the State of Michigan, Dd doinsbu iu tlie Couuty of Washtenaw m said State. AT.LKN ORITTENDEN, President. NEWTON 8H3EXDON, Secretary. MF.MBERBHIPS. 1. Nnmber of mfinbers' December Sist, of previou year, 1935 '2. Number of nicmbers added daring the Teseut year, m .Total, 86 3 Deduct number of members vrittin durine t)ie ye:ir, and canco] ?d polieii'S by reasun of Bale or olherwiae, 81 4. Nuuibor oí member noY belongiug locumpany l939 RIKTXR. 1. Amonnt of property at riak Dec. Sist of previóua year, 14,067,080 2. Aniuunt of risks addod duiiag present year, s'h'01" 5. Total, $4,413,690 4. Deduct risks cancelcd.withdrawn, or terminated, 34(980 5. Net amouut uow at risk by company, $4,072,710 KESOtlItCES. 1 Amouut of premium or deposit notes ir none. 2. Amount of cash premiums (or assessment) nctunl'y on hand, ■■■iS. Amount of oatstanding asaessmenta Dotoaneeled, 1,626.88 4. Nature and amount of all other reBources, viz., none. 5. Total resources, $1,866.18 MABILITIE8. 1. Claims for losees duo and payable, i Coilins (not callea tor}, w.m , iqi I ;. snot malured, 8. Olnims lor loss-s registed, "oue. 4. HiMire an:l aoiOUUl Ol al! other claim?, viz: Naüonal Bank note, 950.C0 Allon Orittenáen Prldeul, 6.59 JohnJ. WobiBOii,Diri.ctor, 7.66 H. I. Mowry. Director, r ■ JolinCook, Director, Ij. '1'. B. Uoodspeed, tukiugapiilications l'J.UU 5. Total liflbUitiei, $1,181.1U INCOME. 1 Amnunt of premtam on deposit notes .i duringthe year, none. 2. Amount of cash preuiium reeelvefl duriug the year, $JJ-.b 3. Am't eollected on asseasments wlurh were lc-ied during ihu present year 13,3iu.ia 4 Amount eollected tbis year on assesgiieii: wliiili were levied in prior 1,.25.SJ 5 Araiimit received from memberslnp or pelicy fee, U0.S8 6 Amount received fiom percentage on increaaed or decieas;d insurance, none. borrewed, 9S0.OU 7. Incoiae trom all other sources, tiz.: fiom cauctl'.d policits, {13.53; retuoded, tlS-84, - irom baiünce üec. 31, 1878, 23.99 8. Total income for the year, $i6.51i.ll ÜXPESDITORES. 1. Amount prid for losses during the year(ol wbicU $1SO.36 oecurred in prior 3 fl4,488.oi 2. Amount of aalary and fees pi'.id to oh: - cers and directora aa per items in Sohedule A, 1,098.64 3. Amount of all other expenditurea. during the year aa per üchedule B, 928.68 4. Total expenditures during year, $16,515.73 SCHEDULE A. Name of Officer or Dlreotor to whom paid. Am't. President, Allen Crittenden, $182.69 Secietary, Newton Sheldon, 600.00 Director, John J. KobisOD, 147. 1 " II.M.Mowry, 135.04 " Jobn Cook, 89.00 " E. A. Nordman, 28.ÓO T. B. Goodspeed, taking aiplication5, 14.00 Total ScheduleA, $1098.54 SCHEDÜLE B. Items of "all other expenses." . Amount. Interest, - - $640.52 Rent, - M Fnel," - - - 10.00 Postage, - 51.:S Printing, - - - 60.(14 Receivers, - - 52.41 Investigations, - - 10.20 Sundrtes, - - - S4.85 Help in oflice and mailing ciroulars, 9.0 Staflooy, - - - 2-5" Exoh&iwe, - Bal. paid Cook on $700, - - 2.43 Total Scbedule B, Í928.68 MISCELLANEOU3 QUKSTIOSS. 1. How maoy assesaments have ben made during the ycar I A n ., üno. ?, Wliat is tlie amonnt of all the assessments ruade durinfrtlis ycar! Ans.,}15,4O1.0"). 8. What ib the rate per cent of nicb aisessment on the property iusured ! Ans., .0038 peí cent. 4. Whnt is the rte peí cent. of such atoessment on the premium or deposít notesi Ana., None. 5. Whnt amount was re-assesaed for asaassineuts that were not paidï Ans., None. S. "Wlmt auiouiii oí loases were allowed to aooumu1-ite before ui assesament ia leyiedï Ans., Loases paid in thirty dayi by biriog money 7 Poes tbe Cempany, in raalcing an asdessment, provide tberein for any sui [.lu fuiul over the actual losse aecrued ï Yes. lf so, how inueh ? Ans., Estimated expenaei for ensuint? ycar. 8. What proportion of the actual loss sustamed hy a policy liolderdoes the Company iay; Ans., Tvo-tUirda. STATE OF MICniGAN, County of 'Waahtenaw, ss. AlonC:ittenden,PresidJiit, av NewtonShl Secretary of said Company, do, and each for i ii i- self dotb depose aul say, that tbey Lave read the ing statement, and know the cuntents thereof, aua thai tbey have good reason to believe, aud do' believe, Baid statement to be true ALLJ -:UKN,I'resident. NEWTON BHELDON, gecretaty. Sworn and subscribed before me, at Ann Arbor, State and county, tbi14th day of January, A. D. 1881). L. F. WADE, Notary Public, Wasbtenaw Oounty, M ïch. Kstato of Kinllus M. Blchardson. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY O o( Wasbtenaw, Bi. Notlce Is herebj glv( n.that l'robatcf'ourt for the County of Wa8htenaw, made on the twelfth day of Januar 1 is.o six months from that date were allowi ,1,1 thelr claims against the esEmilua M. Bichardwin, late of said county, deceased and that ;.ll creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to Baid Probate Courl at the Probate Office in theCity of Ann lation and Jlowance, on or heforf' '. day of July next, and that laims wili l.c heard before said Court on th day of prü, and on Moi day, the twelftb day of July iicxt, at teu o clock in the'fori Qoon of eaci Datcd, Anu Arbor, January 12, A. T). 18S0. WILLIAM D. HAÈKIMAN, 3W4 Judxeoj Trohatv. Abstracts of Titles. All partieB wbo ire dewirous of asctrtaininfr tl condilion of the title to tliou lauda, or partita wl wtsh to loan money on real estáte wili do wcll o) at tha Uegiater) orlice and consult a Compared Set of Abstract Books. 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