Nevada Insurance Company Financial Report and Notices
The document outlines insurance company assets and liabilities, reserve funds, and dividend plans for policies in force for 1904. It includes notices to creditors for the estates of Clara E. Dowd and Edwin Albert Dowd, administrated by Elizabeth Dieterich, with filing deadlines and attorney details. Also listed are notices about unsettled accounts and local ads for tents and furnished rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Dowd
Elizabeth Dieterich
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of
Nevada
Ormsby
Alfred Chartz
Edwin Albert Dowd
Ormsby County
Wred Chartz
Annual Statement of Pacific States Savings Loan and Building Co
The year ending July 31 1904 financials show assets 1 552 519 45 including real estate 87 895 St mutual loans and advances. Liabilities include ordinary deposits 239 328 55 profits unapportioned 65 229 45 and bills payable. Receipts list cash on hand 15 595 00 dues 214 793 0 interest 185 788 85 deposits and real estate sales. Disbursements detail interest expenses salaries rent and taxes totaling 12 679 05. Certified by Secretary William Pardy and sworn by notary Frank L Owen in San Francisco February 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pacific States Savings, Loan| and Building Company
San Francisco
Cal
Brandsea
Wiliam Pardy
Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Company
Tow
Wm. Pardy
Frank L. Owen
State of California
Southern towns mapped in Southern Nevada gold districts
The article lists distances and locations of mining towns in Southern Nevada. It traces routes from Goldfield south to Summerville and Bullfrog, and notes nearby mines and depopulated areas such as Amagora. It also places Beatty, Gold Centre, and Las Vegas along routes from Bullfrog southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Goldfield
Tonopah
Tank Springs
Jone
Summerville
New Strike
Throp’s
Bullfrog
Amagora
Bonanze
Ryolite
Beatty
Montgomery Edwards
Gold Centre
Las Vegas
Clark
Meyer's Mercantile Offers Spring Shirts and Groceries
Joe Platt previews a new line of gents spring and summer shirts in the Meyer's Mercantile catalog. The store invites customers to shop for groceries hardware and wines noting strong prices and assured satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Platt
Meyer’s Mercantile Com
Dancing School Opening at Armory Hall In January
A dancing school will be established at Armory Hall on Saturday evening January 14. Social dance instruction runs from 7 to 9 PM. Gents 60 cents. Esquire at the Singer Office Park Hotel. Also trunks and valises offered by Joe Platt with a late model inventory and prices marked to a close margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Forlow
Singer Office
Park Hotel
Joe Platt
Carson
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Dessors
Lay
Petersen & Springmeyer
Emporium
Kitzmeyer’s Drug Store
NEW Goods Fresh Drugs and Reliable Service
Thaxter Drug Store
Carson and
King Streets
Carson City
CH. Kitzmeyer, PH. G
Garson Assay Office
F. A. Merriman
Carson City. A
Chas von Dadesky
State Capitol
Cor. King and
Carson Street
Judge Hawley House
WM. J. Circe, M. D
W. L. Berry
Huffakers
W. H. Cavell
D. D
Garson City
State Bank & Trust Co
W. W. Goode
New Bank
New
Aes
T. R. Hofer
James G. Sweeney
Attorney-at-Law
Attorney Generals Office
Capitol Building
WM. Woodburn
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
New York Insurance Department
Rirks
Stanley Forbes
Nothern Cal
Nev
A. G. Spencer
Reno
H. Peters
Carson Nevada
Dr. Tox
J. W. Fox
M. Church
Rodger Crow
Nork
Vi& TR R
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
Carson City, Nevada
T. L. Oddie
D. M. Ryan
GEO
P. Esser
D. Hurley
Jonopah
K. B. Meder
S. H. Kitto
Columbia
D. V. McBride
United States
Europe
Sacramento
Pine
T. G. Farrer & CO
T. G. Farrer
City, Nevada
Folsom
PHON
Tonopah and
Dfield
Lewis & Clark
Texas Missions Today
American Foresty Congress
Japan
All Newsdealers
Au Agen
Shasta
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Portland
Sacramento Canyon
Mt. Shasta
Siskiven Mountains
Exposition
Southern Pacific
Dancing
Tonopah-Golifield
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