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SESSIONAL PAPERS 


VOLE. PARP Iii: 


FOURTH SESSION 


OF THE 


FOURTEENTH LEGISLATURE 


OF THE 


PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 


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SESSION 1918 


TORONTO: 
Printed and Published by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
1918 


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THE RYERSON PRESS 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS 


PRESENTED TO THE HousE DuRING THE SESSION. 


shigoeasp No. 
Aes cane tt sg VEMEDS Ht 60 a i QR alan one ne a 1 
Perm em eGOHerG OPO a 2 ae ece S's! sina mie sbye ns 30 
Agricultural and Experimental Union, Report ......... 39 
Berviee metab SOUteties, LOOT oF sys. o Guctey. «a1 Sjoselyl >peeegs 49 
meruwire, Wepartment of, Keport......25. 066.2204: 29 
igs 1S ARES ATT tgs ile, i ay PE a Pe a 52 
Peete Cet TOv INCI | | LUODOL Gn. c ac. senn S enor Whe xin hE ccsheie 9, 8 54 
Be ee eR ODOT RF fo hn. a eer skd oe ne Os 37 
Births, Marriages ‘and Deaths, Report................ 20 
Birth, Marriages and Deaths, number of copies of Report 
ro Utledie Citroen aarp ei a ed ees hs 87 
1) hc ugh URI Eee liiearty AiG Meee aerial stata eear DR Sonn nero Ae 80 
Puewrein marm, (oatsworth’s Keport:...3 .. --.. 2. <8 56 
Canadian Copper Company, lands patented to.......... 73 
PovoremeNerlected| Report <.% .4....00. ore eee ots ea 7 
Cayalmervants, employed’on Farms. .. 72606... ws... wee 86 
Sorliearowers Association, Reporte :)... <i. ees ores 35 
iPeirvinen SeAssOClAtlon, KepOrt.. .. vor. chicas ep oe ws 38 
TOT OUTES SLLODOTbe seat ee sks ee ores Gates Sine e ge f 5 
ghd Cr 2, Ls Sea apa ke ace ee ney en iy 
Haltieations Grders-in-Counci! 4... 0% acne orsk suse bts se oes 66 
emeerVO Oe  WLCINOTATIO UII 17). TE. 6.085 ie ssc Fas or sw pues os 51 
BeELOUMEO CICA EmOclOLy. FLVGDOTL: .<t..7 nce s « nn (e\einge 5 3 36 
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Factories, Report (not presented) 


Farmers’ Institutes, Report (not presented)........... 40 
Feeble-Minded, Report (not presented)............... 24 
Forest Reserves, Sections over-run by fire............. 60 
Friendly Societies, Report.......... CS LY lee oe 11 
Lo OU laid 6,57 Ya ee 44 
feeveamne Animals, Pelts of, ete. .: 0.03 ..6 bee gy os 84 
ee ISI OPUO DOT Ls a aes soos Sees bel otis, gn o 14 
Gaols, Prisons and Reformatories, Report....... ..... 26 
Grand River, correspondence re Floods............... 75 


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UYPos, No. | Remarks. 
Health eheport of. boardrot 0). 44s. t+ ee 21 | Printed. 
tiebway Liiprovement, -Heport.. 23... +4. 0 mae 15 > 
HodgexJohn2 be Lands eranted*to.<..% .. Tie eee T1 | Not Printed. 
EL Origa UB tICR RI ODOT keine Aine cies c coy fe Cee eee ..| OC |Printed. 
Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland, Report. . 45 
(Moriculvural moieties, Meporti.: ss °/ 5. . setae eer 43 ; 
iiospitals ands Gharitiess Report. +31... cte ce ce ee 25 : 
Hospitals, Refuges, Orphanages, Orders-in-Council..... 83 | Not Printed. 
Hydro-Electric Power Commission, Report............ 49 | Printed. 
Hydro-Radial, Toronto to N. Falls, Order-in-Council.... 58 | Not Printed. 
Tdiotseand ek oileptics ye eportse ecco eee nee 23 |Printed. 
industrialsWarm Gurwasheiveports. «scene. a anes 56 |Not Printed. 
iidustries wbulrealsor wRCpOnt 92. tee crete ae enee cee nee 46 |Printed. 
Insane, Hospitals for, Report..... TY Ores eer ona ora 22 s 
Tnseirance.|ROportene ey ee ha cor a cet ee eee 10 4 
Kingston Asylum, correspondence re Land Purchase....| 77 |Not Printed. 
abour. Lrades and Reportiy. o seiie ee erect eee 16 |Printed. 
ands Worests;ands\lines sReportgoew) nae 2. 
eoaleinices a LuepOrt. <4. karwsn a eget oC pemen, ao ene une eae 6 e 
Habrariatiey DepOre ec%, ore ven ge og Ae es ere ene eee em 53 |Not Printed. 
iquoneliconse Acts, sNReport. 2.6 ark ee eee 28 | Printed. 
ive Stock-A ssociation, wReport. 41. te ees es ee 39 "* 
Hoan-Gorporations. Statements a... 26 ee eee 12 - 
Marl Delivery, Contracy lori... vere: ata ert: 70 |Not Printed. 
Medical Education, Hodgins Report... =....:......0.- 57 |Printed. 
Mines aReporte sya mtie tie cts oer ard o ecten te ig eee 4 
Mines Act, Patents granted in Sudbury............... 61 |Not Printed. 
IWeyes) oun 4Wi,, Correspondence sees = yer te ane 65 i 
MainicipaleAdt airs, LLepOrt.:- i ee ree gee tay, pees ere 82 4 
MVivinici pal A UdteOresLLepOties ese Prey ee nes 8 |Printed. 
Naira: (Gas ccttiatlonein CCT hi. orem ree re ea, eee 73 |Pronted. 
CU LariOwe aTOle LIGA YC+ fee, SEG eine tee ea einen eee ere et 7g |Not Printed. 
Ontario. -opulatonmnd bUbIC Debt. es: sama 63 - 
Ontario Railway and Municipal Board, Report........ 50 |Printed. 
Parole, Ontario Board 721... PEAR PARE I A DRO ai 79 |Not Printed. 
Prisons and Reformatories,-Report ~......0..0.....5.5 96 |Printed. 
IPeovinclal A ndItor, aeportn ¢. cutee tees. ais. ee 54. £ 
Provincial Municipal’ Auditor, Report: a1... ... 2.2 ee 8 # 
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LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. 
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Ppomiichways, Keports. 0. vel es eee ee ese 
Public Works, Report........ SSI ea oa oe need aN 
Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park, Report........... 
Pauway and Municipal boards heportso. 5... 9 as ass 


Registrar-General, Report 
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Sere eran Meristrar. Neporty cn. we. 2 eke eee bees eos 
Seymour Power Company, purchase of............... 
oer td Commission, vReporbe... soos See. os 
eealion. Bnrotment Board, Reports... 3.2.52. 0. 0... 2. 
Statute distribution 
Pudapary Listrict,. Lands Patented. in... .. 2... 0.00.4. 
Sacgpury Nickel Ltd.) Lands Patented to... ........0..-. 


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iavlor Archibald, correspondence) i... ek. ee ee 
Telephone Systems, Statistical Information 
Temiskaming and N. O. Railway, Report............. 
Toronto University, Report 


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Vegetable Growers’ Association, Report............... 
Venereal Diseases, Hodgins Report............./.... 
Veterinary College, Report 
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Oi 0 tere: 2g) Sie: 10's e 4 Oy ie: 6). @) 16:6 De) ele 6, 6: 6. 6, “a 


Petter Lowers cases IGStled | 25. ca ifaces es adele soe acd we 
rer oe nstiiiies sepOri: 2c ce a. tema as Baile oe wns 
Workmen’s Compensation Board, Report.............. 
Workmen’s Compensation Board, correspondence 

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Workmen’s Compensation Board, amount paid in by 

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LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS 


Arranged in Numerical Order with their Titles at full length; 
the dates when presented to the Legislature; the name 
of the Member who moved the same, and 
whether ordered to be Printed or not. 


CONTENTS OF PART I. 


No. 1  |Public Accounts of the Province for the year ending 31st October, 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 12th, 1918. 
Printed. 


No. 2  |Estimates—Supplementary, for service of the Province for the year . 
ending 31st October, 1918. Presented to the Legislature, I eb- 
ruary 12th, 1918. Printed. Further Supplementary. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, February 27th, 1918. Printed. 
Estimates for the year ending 31st October, 1919. Presented 
to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART II. 


No. 38. |Report of the Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


No. 4 (|Report of the Bureau of, Mines for the year 1917. Presented to the 
Legislature, March 15th, 1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART III. 


No. 5 |Report of the Inspector of Division Courts for the year 1917. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, February 26th, 1918. Printed. 


No. 6 |Report of the Inspector of Legal Offices for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


No. 7% |Report of the Inspector of Registry Offices for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Printed. 


No. -8 |Report of the Provincial Municipal Auditor for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Printed. 


No. 9 |Report of the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park Commission, for 
the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 25th, 
19183 2Prnied. 


No. 10 |Report of the Inspector of Insurance for the year 1917. Presented 
to the Legislature, February 26th, 1918. Printed. 


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Report of the Registrar of Friendly Societies for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, February 26th, 1918. Printed. 


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CONTENTS OF PART IV, 


Loan Corporations—Financial Statements made by Building Socie- 
ties, Loan Companies, Loaning, Land and Trust Companies, for 
the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 26th, 
1918. Printed. 


Report of the Minister of Public Works for the year 1917. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, February 26th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Department of Game and Fisheries for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 12th, 1918. Printed. 


Report on Highway Improvement for the year 1917. Presented to 


the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Trades and Labour Branch for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, March 7th, 1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART V. 


Report of the Minister of Education for the year 1917. Presented 
to the Legislature, March 7th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Board of Governors of the University of Toronto for 
the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 6th, 
1918: Printed. 


Report of the Secretary and Registrar of the Province for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Registrar General on Births, Marriages and Deaths 


for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 26th, 
1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART VI. 


Report of the Provincial Board of Health for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to Legislature, February 20th, 1918. Printed. 


Report upon the Hospitals for the Insane for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, ‘March 18th, 1918. Printed. 


Report upon the Hospitals for Idiots and Epilepties, at Orillia and 
Woodstock, for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, 


March 18th, 1918. Printed. 


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24 


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Report upon the Feeble-minded, in Ontario, for the year 1917. 
Printed. Part of No. 28. 


Report upon Hospitals and Charitable Institutions of the Province 
for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 18th, 
1918. Printed. 


Report upon the Common Gaols, Prisons and Reformatories of the 
Province for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, 
‘March 18th, 1918. Printed. 


Report upon the Neglected and Dependent ‘Children of the Province 
for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 20th, 
1918. Printed. 


Report on the operation of the Liquor License Acts in the Province 
for the year 1918. Presented to the Legislature, March ‘th, 
1918. Printed, 


Report of the Minister of Agriculture, for the year 1917. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Ontario Agricultural College and Experimental Farm 
for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 
1918. Printed. 


Report of the Ontario Veterinary College for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Not printed. 


Report of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union for the 
year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. 
Printed. 


Report of the Stallion Enrolment Board for the year 1917. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Ontario Vegetable Growers’ Association for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Ontario Corn Growers’ Association for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART VII. 


Report of the Entomological Society of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Bee-Keepers’ Association of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Dairymen’s Association of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 28th, 1918. Printed. 


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Report of the Live Stock Association of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 11th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Farmers’ Institutes of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Dropped. 


Report of the Women’s Institutes of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 11th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Agricultural Societies of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Horticultural Societies of Ontario for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Fruit Growers’ Association of Ontario for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Vineland Horticultural Experiment Station for the 
year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. 
Printed. 


Report of the Bureau of Industries of the Province for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 8th, 1918. Printed. 


CONTENTS OF PART VIII. 


Report of the Factories Inspectors of the Province for the year 1917. 
Not presented. Printed. Part of No. 16. . 


Report of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway Com- 
mission for the year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, 
March 20th, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission for the year 1917. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 20th, 1918. Printed. 
CONTENTS OF PART IX. 


Report of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 11th, 1918. Printed. 


Memorandum re Elections—Presented to the Legislature, February 
5th, 1918. Not printed. 


Report of the Provincial Archivist for the year 1917. Presented 
to the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Printed. 


Report of the Librarian on the State of the Library. Presented to 
the Legislature, February 7th, 1918. Not printed. 


‘Report of the Provincial Auditor for the year 1917. Presented to 


the Legislature, February 21st, 1918. Printed. 


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LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. 11 


Report of the Ontario Workmen’s Compensation Board for the year 
1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Printed. 


Report of Commissioner Coatsworth re Industrial Farm investiga- 
tion at Burwash, Ontario. Presented to the Legislature, Feb- 
ruary 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Report and supporting statements on Medical Education in Ontario, 
by Mr. Justice Hodgins, Commissioner. Presented to the 
Legislature, February 6th, 1918. Printed. 


Return to an Address to His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor, of 
the 20th March, 1917, praying that he will cause to be laid 
before the House—1. Copies of all Orders-in-Council approving 
of the agreement for the construction of the Hydro Radial 
Line from Toronto to Niagara: Falls through Hamilton. 
2. Copies of all reports, engineers’ and otherwise, in reference 
to the cost and prospective earnings of the said railway furn- 
ished by the Hydro-Electric Power Commission to the Govern- 
ment. 38. Copies of all correspondence passing between the 
Hydro-Electrie Power Commission and the Government in 
reference to the passing of the said Orders-in-Council and the 
construction of the said line. Mr. Marshall. Presented to the 
Legislature, February 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 26th March, 1917, for a 
Return shewing:—1. How many leases of water-powers were 
issued by the Ontario Government in each of the years 1912, 
foie tel tne lo ance down to Wlarchalst. 1917, . YeeLo 
whom, in what districts, and for what periods of time were 
such leases of water-powers issued. Mr. Dewart. Presented 
to the Legislature, February 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 7th March, 1917, for a 
Return shewing:—1. What areas of land of the Government 
of the Province of Ontario in Forest Reserve sections were over- 
run by fire in the years 1910, 1911, 1912, 1918, 1914, 1915 
and 1916 respectively. Mr. Ducharme. Presented to the Leg- 
islature, February 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 7th March, 1917, for a 
Return shewing:—1. How many patents of lands have been 
issued, under the ‘Mines Act, in the District of Sudbury, to 
corporations, since February 8, 1905, in addition to the six 
patents of land issued to the Canada Copper Company on the 
13th day of December, 1916. 2. To what corporations were . 
such patents issued; on what dates; and in what townships 
were the lands situated. 3. Were the regulations with regard 
to timber preservation taken advantage of by those who staked 
claims, and were they so relieved from doing the necessary 


12 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. 


No. 62 


No. 63 


No. 64 


No. 65 


development work required by the Mining Law of Ontario. If 
so, in what cases. Mr. Dewart. Presented to the Legislature, 
February 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Gees to an Order of the House of the 23rd February, 1917, for a 


Return of ‘Copies—1. All correspondence passing between the 
Government of Ontario, or any member, officer, or official 
thereof, and the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission 
or any officer or official thereof, in reference to the pur- 
chase or acquirement of the -properties of the Seymour 
Power Company. 2. All reports made by the MHydro- 
Electric Power Commission, or any member, officer or 
official thereof, in reference to the purchase of the proper- 
ties of the said Seymour Power Company. 3. All valua- 
tions made by or on behalf of the Hydro-Electric Power 
Commission of the properties of the said Seymour Power Com- 
pany. 4. All correspondence between the Government of the 
Province of Ontario, or any member, officer, or official thereof, 
and the Government of the Dominion of Canada, or any officer, 
or official thereof, in reference to the purchase or acquirement 
of the properties of the Seymour Power Company. Mr. Carter. 
Presented to the Legislature, February 6th, 1918. Noé printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 16th March, 1917, for a 


Return shewing:—1. What was the population of Ontario for 
each of the years from the year 1900 to 1916 inclusive. 
2. What was the public debt of the Province of Ontario from 
the year 1900 to the year 1916 inclusive. 3. What was the 
public debt per capita for each of the years from the year 1900 
to the year 1916 inclusive. Mr. Pinard. Presented to the Leg- 
islature, February 6th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 14th March, 1917, for a 


Return of copies of all documents and correspondence passing 
between the Workmen’s Compensation Board or any member, 
officer or employee thereof; the personal representatives of 
Archibald Taylor (deceased), late of Sarnia, Ont., or any per- 
son or persons acting on their behalf, and the Grand Trunk 
Railway Company or any employee or officer thereof. Mr. 
Lilwott. Presented to the Legislature, February 6th, 1918. Not 
printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 5th March, 1917, for a 


Return of—1. Copies of all correspondence, reports and docu- 
ments in any way relating to the attempted arrest of one John 
W. Moyes. 2. What steps have been taken to effect such arrest 
and if it is the intention of the Government to continue its 
efforts to bring about the arrest of the said John W. Moyes. 
Mr. Proudfoot. Presented to the Legislature, February 6th, . 
1918. Not printed. 


No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 70 


66 


67 


68 


69 


No. 71 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. Ta 


Copies of Regulations and Orders-in-Council as required by Sec- 
tion 27 of the Department of Education Act. Presented to the 
Legislature, February 13th, 1918. Not printed. 


Statement re distribution of Revised and Sessronal Statutes for the 
year 1917. Presented to the Legislature, February 20th, 1918. 
Not printed. 


Copies of Orders-in-Council in accordance with the provisions of 
ss. 6 of section 78 of the Surrogate Courts Act. Presented to 
the Legislature, February 26th and March 21st, 1918. Not 
printed. 


Return to an Order of the House, of the 25th February, 1918, for 
a Return shewing—1. What lands, if any, have been patented 
in the District of Sudbury, in the year 1917, to the following 
persons, respectively, Albert Harvey, Rinaldo McConnell, Alex. 
H. Beath and R. J. Tough. 2. On what dates were the said 
lands, if any, patented. 3. Have any terms been imposed in 
the Patents granted for any such lands so as to insure the treat- 
ment and refining of the Nickel Ores mined upon these proper- 
ties in the Province of Ontario. 4. Is there any agreement or 
obligation on the part of the Company in question to which 
any such lands have been granted, which obligates them to carry 
on mining or other obligations, in the Province of Ontario, and 
if so what are the agreements or obligations and within what 
time limit must they be performed. Mr. Dewart. Presented 
to the Legislature, February 26th, 1918. Not printed. 


Contract of Agreement made with the Mounce Cartage Company, 
Limited, relating to the delivery of mail matter to and from 
the Toronto Post Office and the Parliament Buildings. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, February 27th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 26th February, 1918, for a 
Return shewing—1. What lands in the District of Sudbury, 
if any, have been granted to “John E. Hodge,” of Minne- 
apolis, Minn., in the U.S.A., since the 1st of March, 1917. 
2. Is the said “ John E. Hodge” connected with or represent- 
ing any corporate interests, to the knowledge of the Govern- 
ment, and if so, what is the name of the corporation, and who 
are its officers. 8. Have any terms been imposed in such patents 
as have been granted, so as to ensure the treatment and the 
refining of the nickel ores mined upon this property in the Pro- 
vince of Ontario. 4. Is there any agreement, or obligation on 
the part of the grantees in question, obligating them to carry 
on mining or other operations in the Province of Ontario, and 
if so what are the agreements and obligations, and within what 
time limit must they be performed. Mr. Dewart. Presented 
to the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Not printed. 


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No. 74 


No. 75 


No. 76 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 26th February, 1918, for 


a Return shewing—1. What lands, if any, have been patented 
in the District of Sudbury to “‘ Sudbury Nickel, Limited,” in 
the year 1917, and on what dates. 2. When was this company 
incorporated, with what share capital, and with what provi- 
sional directors. 8. What stock of the company has been issued 
(a) for cash; (b) for transfer of properties or claims, and to 
whom. 4. Who are the present directors of the company. 
5. Have any terms been imposed in the patents granted for any 
such lands, so as to ensure the treatment and refining of the 
nickel ores mined upon any such properties in the Province of 
Ontario. 6. Is there any agreement or obligation on the part 
of the company in question to whom any such lands have been 
granted, which obligates them to carry on mining or other 
operations in the Province of Ontario, and if so what are the 
agreements or obligations, and within what time limit must they 
be performed. Mr. Dewart. Presented to the Legislature, 
March 1st, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 26th February, 1918, for 


a Return shewing—1. What lands, if any, have been patented 
to the Canadian Copper Company in 1917, and at what dates. 
2. Has the Government attached any restrictions to the patents 
eranted to the said company, or taken any steps to ensure that 
the nickel recovered from the properties so granted shall be 
refined or otherwise treated in the Province of Ontario. Mr. 
Dewart. Presented to the Legislature, March 1st, 1918. Not 
printed. 


Interim Report on Venereal Diseases, with copy of an Act for the 


Prevention of Venereal Disease, by Mr. Justice Hodgins, Com- 
missioner. Presented to the Legislature, March 5th, 1918. 
Printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 7th March, 1918, for a 


Return shewing—1. Copies of all correspondence between the 
Minister of Public Works, or any other members of the Gov- 
ernment, or any official thereof, and any person or persons, and 
copies of any reports received by the Government, relating to 
the floods on the Grand River, since the return brought down 
by the House on the 3rd of April, 1913, being a preliminary 
study of the subject by H. G. Acres of the Hydro-Electric 
Power Commission. Mr. Ham. Presented to the Legislature, 
March 8th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of 25th February, 1918, for a 


Return shewing—1. What was the amount paid in by each of 
the following corporations in the year 1917, or the last period 
of twelve months for which returns are made, for all purposes 
under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, namely: Massey- 


No. 


No. 


No. 


bales: 


19 


80 


81 


Pisa 


7 Pals: 


. 84 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. DD 


Harris Co., Ltd., John Inglis Co., Ltd., Toronto Carpet Mfg Co., 
Harris Abattoir Co., Ltd., Park, Blackwell Co., Ltd., Dominion 
Radiator Co., Ltd. 2 What amount was paid out in the same 
period under the Act to the employees of each of the said 
companies, for claims made for injuries during the said period. 
3. What amount, if any, was held, under the Act, for further 
payments on claims made in the same period for injuries by 
such employees of each of the said companies. Mr. Dewart. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 11th, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 27th February, 1918, for 
a Return shewing—1. Copies of all correspondence between the 
Government, or any officer or official thereof, and any person or 
persons, in reference to the purchase of additional land and the 
erection of buildings thereon, and all items in connection there- 
with, referred to in Vote No. 156, relating to the Hospital for 
the Insane, Kingston, appearing on Page 35 of the Supplemen- 
tary Estimates for the Fiscal Year ending October 31st, 1918. 
Mr. Dewart. Presented to the Legislature, March 11th, 1918. 
Not printed. 


Memorandum on the Natural Gas Situation in Kent, Essex and 
Lambton. Presented to the Legislature, March 15th, 1918. 
Printed. 


Report on the Ontario Parole Board for the year 1916-17. Pre 
sented to the Legislature, March 20th, 1918. Printed. 


-|Budget Speech of the Provincial Treasurer, delivered in the House 


on the 12th February, 1918. Not presented. Printed. 


Telephone Systems—Statistical information and Acts relating to. 
Not presented. Printed. 


Report of Bureau of Municipal Affairs for the year 1917. Pre- 
sented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Not printed. 


Order-in-Council of 21st March, 1918, designating the Hospitals, 
Refuges, Orphanages and Infants’ Homes, to which aid may 
be granted under the Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Act. 
Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 7th March, 1917, for a 
Return shewing—1. What was the number and kind of pelts 
or skins of fur-bearing animals coming into the possession of 
the Government of the Province of Ontario during the years 
1910, 1911, 1912, 1918, 1914, 1915, and 1916, respectively, 
because of violation of any law or laws relating to fur-bearing 
animals. 2. What disposition of such pelts or skins has been 
made by the Government. 38. And what price or prices for 


LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS. 


No. 85 


No. 86 


No, 87 


each kind of fur, and to whom have the aforesaid pelts or skins 
been disposed of by the Government. Mr. Ferguson (Kent). 
Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Not printed. 


Report of the Soldiers’ Aid Commission of Ontario for the year 


1917. Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Not 
printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 6th March, 1918, for a. 


Return shewing—1. How many civil servants were released dur- 
ing the past year for work on Ontario farms. 2. What are the 
names of such employees. 3. How long were they so employed. 
4. What are the names of the parties by whom they were 
employed. Mr. Ham. Presented to the Legislature, March 21st, 
1918. Not printed. 


Return to an Order of the House of the 20th March, 1918, for a 


Return shewing—1 (a) How many copies of the Report re 
lating to the registration of births, marriages and deaths in the 
province for the year 1916, were published. (6) How many 
were distributed. 2. What was the cost of printing and publi- 
cation. 8 (a) How much would the cost have been reduced if 
the Report had been confined to the first 57 pages. (b) How 
much, if confined to the first 154 pages. 4. How many officials 
and clerks were employed in the preparation of the copy of the 
said Report for the printer, and for what approximate time 
and at what estimated cost. Mr. Dewart. Presented to the 
Legislature, March 21st, 1918. Not printed. 


ANNUAL REPORT 


OFS THE 


Inspector of Division Courts 


FOR THE 


PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 


CORSE SY EAR 


1917 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO: 
Printed by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 


eS he | 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS 
Corner Queen and John Streets 
TORONTO 


Toronto, March 22nd, 1918. 


To His Honour Str JouHn StrRaTHEARN HeEnopriz, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., ete, a 
Colonel in the Militia of Canada, 


Ineutenant-Governor of Ontario. 
May ir PLease Your Honour: 


The undersigned has the honour to present to Your Honour the Report of the 
Inspector of Division Courts, of the Province of Ontario, for the year ending 
31st December, 1917. 


Respectfully submitted, 
TBs ues s 


Attorney-General. 


Toronto, March 22nd, 1918. 


Srr,—I have the honour to submit herewith, to be presented to His Honour 
the Lieutenant-Governor, the Report of the Inspector of Division Courts, for the 
year ending 31st December, 1917. 


] have the honour to be, Sir, 
Your obedient servant, 
J. B. MACDONALD, 
Inspector. 


To tHE HonovuraBte I. B. Lucas, K.C., M.P.P., 
Attorney-General, Toronto. 


Annual Report of the 
INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS 


For the Province of Ontario 


FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3ist DECEMBER, 1917 


Toronto, March 22nd, 1918. 


To His Honour Sir Joux STRATHEARN Henprin, K.C.M.G., C.V.0., a Colonel 
in the Militia of Canada, 
Ineutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontarvo. 
May ir PLEASE Your Honour: 


I have the honour to present the Annual Report of the business of the 
Division Courts of the Province of Ontario for the year ending 31st December, 
1917, including a list of officials, a description of the hmits of boundaries of the 
divisions in each county and district, a list of county officials including the Judges, 
and the Tariff of Fees. 

The business in the courts has been well maintained as is shown by the 
amount of claims entered aggregating over two million dollars. 

The shght decrease from the previous year is plainly due to war conditions. 

The Government has amended subsection 2 of section 36 of The Dwision 
Courts Act to read as follows: “The cost of all books and forms, required by 
this Act to be kept by the Clerk and Bailiff shall be repaid to him by the 
Treasurer of the County, upon the certificate of the Inspector.” 

This is a wise action on the part of the Government, and I feel sure will 
be much appreciated by the officials affected, as it provides them with books 
and forms free of charge, the purchase of which has always been looked upon 
as more or less of a hardship, particularly as these documents did not belong 
to the officials upon retiring from office, but became the property of the court, 
and were handed over to their successors without charge. 

All officials whose emoluments were under $500 per annum were formerly 
supplied with books and forms, and this amendment will make the rule general, 
and inelude all officials whether under or over $500 per annum. 

The system of bonding as introduced Ist June, 1916, continues to work 
satisfactorily, and is proving a great improvement over the old method. 

Continuous inspection and audit of the affairs of the different courts is 
kept up, and I can bear testimony to the zeal and efficiency with which the 
officials (with one or two exceptions) perform their duties; sometimes under 
very difficult conditions. 

A record of the condition of the affairs of each office, as disclosed by inspection, 
is on file in the Inspector’s office. 

As in the past many changes have taken place among officials during the 
year 1917, and competent successors have been appointed to fill the vacancies. 

All of which is respectfully submitted. 


I have the honour to be, 


Your Honour’s obedient servant, 


J. B. MAcpnONALD, 
Inspector. 


[5] 


REPO 


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No. 5D 


TABLE 


Return of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


Name of County, 
United Counties, 
or District. 


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Carleton. 


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Number of suits entered exclusive of tran- 
scripts of judgments and judgment sum- 


Amount of claims entered exclusive of 


transcripts of judgments and judgment 


Amount of claims received by transcripts 


Number of transcripts of judgments re- 
of judgments from other Courts. 


ceived from other Courts. 


Number of judgment summonses issued. 


Balance of cash in Court from the previous 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid into 
Court. 


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30 96 
118 89 


2,020 


145 

261 

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56 


233 


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502 


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| $ Cc. 
1 B78| 25,476 64 
i 2 43} 2,041 06 
3 69] 2,182 14| 
6 15 961 69 
ff 177 4,871 97) 
1 1,019 40.797 60 
2 G9 2,625 49 
3 64 2,216 14 
4 31 71 938 
5 11 657 72 
il 69 1,862 30 
2 an 2,606 51 
3 41 OSs 13. 
4 33 1,164 72 
5 55 1,789 42 
GRinVidiGaMitite sete cies 
c 23 901 O1 
8 113 § 5025 26 
9 17 (ay PMG 
10 26 812 52 
li 31 1,209 02 
12 32 1,316 77 
1 2,005 925270859 
2 29 13523):25 
3 Bi 1.067 25 
4 23 1,180 04 
(5) iG 981 70 
6 26 674 31 
tf 235 5.915130 
1 84 3,280 48 
2 30 8,512 40 
3 11 467 61 
4 1 10 84 
5 3 2,322 50 
1 825 13,174 08 
2 30 1,097 05 
3 808 24,977 73 
4 113 5,036 15 
1 49 1,029 71 
2 ff 3,134 88 
3 37 1,442 93 
4 80 3,538 16 
5 138 5,570 48 
6 35 2,350 85 
7 815 40 ,222 75 
8 182 10,170 85 
9 39 2,070 00 
10 9 456 75 


373 
253 
466 


‘$6 te) eL Be 


22 03 


935 69 
122 82 
1,182 26 
366 81 


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66 50 


2638 66 
2 00 


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667 26 


95 95 


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58 83 


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aad 
oO 06 


25 91 


00 
50 


44 
(6) 
O1 
96 
14 
15 


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1,842 
B44 
470 

3,117 


17,178 92 
1,302 48 
1,525 94 

880 26 
496 53 


cece 


2,104 96 
263 12 
206 42 
712 93 
629 91 


22,051 
901 5 
936 23 
508 5 
250 
82 


2,476 5 


1,587 
1,707 
86 

10 
549 


8,243 05 

598 68 
10,768 77 
2,537 08 


T02 
725 
1,176 
1,629 
2,208 
1,621 
16,609 
4,554 
1,118 


531 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid out 


claimed does not exceed $100, exclusive of 


Number of suits entered where the amount 
transcripts of judgments from other 


Balance of cash in Court. 


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ma 
3 5 
= 3 
i) 2) 

$ c. $c. 
14,779 08 855 62 484 
1,652 74 190 00 43 
3806 25 88 30 70 
467 33 3 00 13 
2,977 10 140 13 169 
16,834 53 608 05 940 
1,289 48 13 00 76 
1,525 99 13 95 62 
859 26 21 00 28 
489 53 7 00 109 
Die Weollerretee ice 67 
ees eb 16 00 ie 
438 67 47 00 40 
W135) Sots Des cieqereroieicletae 
1 LOD NOR Nerete clavctertets i) 
795 88} = 9 65 17 
2,303 89 33 67 103 
234 57 28 55 16 
206 42 erate 19 
(12: OSI Since eee 22 
O29 Ot eee ‘ 1 
21.703 79] 1,659 85 2,201 
876 11 25 47 23 
TAREE Gooconncc 23 
BOSo54 neem ee 26 
25 OAT cere PC 12 
977 98 10 25 26 
2,413 63 62 93 207 
1,579 53 7% 53 74 
1,70% 06}, eeroee 88 
S6uSS| eee y 
10 84 woe ie AB Sree ses 
BAIL OR ee tae 24 
8,265 88 16 00 204 
SE Osos ornGaade 28 
10.787 77 5 57 871 
2,384 41 159 21 103 
745 49 27 50 48 
385180 | seer cect 54 
1,071 96 104 69 35 
1,641 30 eeeerereee 68 
OF mit Sal Bail 130 
1,591 49 30 00 31 
16,046 6% 562 60 421 
4,835 97 157 12 154 
1,153 20 10 00 30 
531 85 ee@eeve vee ee 9 


1918 


A. 


INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


to the 31st day of December, A.D. 1917, inclusive showing: 


Number of suits entered where claim does 
not exceed $200. 


Number of actions for tort, where the 
amount claimed does not exceed $60. 


Number of personal actions, where the par- 
ties consent thereto in writing and the 
amount claimed does not exceed $100. 

Number of actions of replevin, where the 
value of the goods or other property or 
effects distrained, taken or detained, does 
not exceed the sum of $60. 


Number of suits entered for claims not 
exceeding $10. 


Number of jury trials by juries summoned. 
Number of jury trials by jurors called in 
pursuance of section 142, D.C.A. 


Amount paid to jurors summoned. 


{ 


the Honourable the Treasurer for the use 


‘* Division Court Jury Fee Fund.” 
of the Province. 


Amount ot fees and emoluments payable to 


Amount payable to County Treasurer for 


has allowed costs to be taxed for Counsel, 


Attorney or Agents’ fees. _ 
Return of Judgment debtors ordered to be 


Number of instances in which the Judge 
committed. 


The amount of costs so taxed. 


The number of such debtors actually com- 


mutted. 


Clerk’s returns of emoluments. 


Bailiff’s returns of emoluments. 


Unclaimed moneys in pursuance of 
section 43 D.C.A. 


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REPORT OF 


No. 5 


TABLE 


Returns of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


Name of County, 
United Counties, 
or District. 


Frontenac 


(NOS ob angomooG 


Haldimand. .... 


Hilitburton...... 


Lal GOW. tees 


Hastings..., 


Gros soins vie 20 


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| cell cell eel | 
WK COMWMIMD UL wwe WH COMA SP WN Mm 


| Number of Divisions. 


scripts of judgments and judgment sum- 


Number of suits entered exclusive of tran- 
monses. 


Amount of claims entered exclusive of 
transcripts of judgments and judgment 


Number of transcripts of judgments received 
Amount of claims received by transcripts 
of judgments from other Courts. 


Number of judgment summonses issued. 
| Balance of cash in Court from the previous 


| Total amount of suitors’ money paid into 


Courts. 


, exclusive of 


Number of suits entered where the amount 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid out 
transcripts of judgments from other 


S 
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5 é S oeiees 3 
¥ ¢ § ¢. $) oc. DOC pace $ ~c. 
27,239 90] 25] 2,095 90] 110] 222 91} 12,534 56} 12,531 47) 226 00 673 
349 89 2 42 65 1 20 00 77 4% 86 97 10 50 8 
1,169 40} 18 87 57 { 32 25] 1,025 20) 1,087 20 20 25 34 
2,820 50 5 80 00 O| patdler sn; 1p) L600. 02) iaboo) ool arene meee 83 
689 17 1 21 00 i een, 179 81] 149 81 30 00 25 
2,769 17 9} 382 89 ROR caesar 1,835 33} 1,830 33 5 00 56 
494 53 Sie 280 Ghia ae sem Pere 92459] 2 1904250152, eae 11 
12,283 04 7] 73 01 58! 107 29] 5,070 41] 4,976 85] 200 85 406 
1,893 07} 18] 1,116 19 2 46°25] "1,806 29) 91/352 54) eee. oe 24 
3,282 01 3 15 25 5 31 59] 1,325 04) 1,287 79 68 84 65 
3,596 88 9} 611 38 Slaven teat 3,506 88} 3,506 88].......... 65 
2,444 27 2 56 65 5} 189 76} 1,051 43] 1,065 02| 176 17 . 
1,556 82 3 re CARE eet 1 00 55 26] 955 26 1 00 16 
3,398 79} 16] 1,236 4 S} 108 52} 2,457 40; 2,396 08} 169 84 93 
2,370 02 8] 317 03 4 82 19! 1,079 13] 1,161 32]..... boats 45 
3,033 67 a| > "475 31 7 96 18} 1,018 63} 884 64; 230 17 55 
LAG ORS ree ears eee d 55 03] 996 19] 889 02 72 20 49 
4,275 02] 14] 483 001 45) 333 10] 2,298 46} 2,314 24 23 14 49 
3,488 00 6} 193 00 : 62 771 1,700 18] 1,678 34 84 61 79 
860 88 11" t290 SOUPS ca hleasen ces e| seco L0l4 mins On04 11 50 15 
845 33 5| _ 351 57 Besta Sen 610 59|, 610/59) cence 23 
2,118 90 eae Visit PEA sascsesone| 98936] 989 36).....0.0.. 49 
99 14 2 58 91 Lpsce ons as 148. 68} = 4248 Bl see ete, 6 
AAT TOKE yo MAGEE pale: ier ten tata eee ee eee? 3 
2,157 35 8| 532 46 8} 197 29} 1,402 78] 1,401 78 1.00 74 
2,344 49 5 87 99 3 45 00; 1,029 66} 954 40 75 26 45 
1,548 10 Slecsaccswes|svces s|) ul 185 271). 1802 00) soe O0Ne4e| mum Ggets 19 
1,137 72 5] = 248 28 6 68 02} 987 44] 888 67] 166 79 31 
452 51 5] = 459 87 Bl occas nee eels i: 208. Someones Op 6 45 15 
3,645 03) 13] 813 86} 15] 213 70] 2,031 53} 1,906 49; 338 74 7 
17,364 74 16] 1,034 82 53 582 48) 10,757 82] 10,3897 49 942 81 340 
15802 091 eres lagen : 3] 185 24) 1,197 63] 1,236 64 96 33 25 
257-25 3] 364 59 a \fcetaeet 106°55]. )» L667 ort ae oa: eee ‘ 
2.684 85 6} 328 58 2 22 61] 1,624 04) 1,584 80 61 85 76 
2,492 18 5] =: 164 19 3 20 90} 1,972 OL] 1,852 96} 139 95 63 
1,471 86 5] 755 47 i 19 65] 664 07] 675 22 8 00 bi 
930 G71. 16.02) ssa ene ees Sil eon tas cto] Orr 10 Ot |e 10291 Fe eee “ 1 
10,021 82; 26} 1,251 55| 46 14 84] 6,573 90] 6,438 31] 150 43 268 
2,005 12 3] 225 31 3 42 00] 1,365 97] 1,352 97 25 15 53 
1,166 79 4) 588 16) ieee 3 63] 691 23] 691 23 3 63 21 
2,571 18}. 4) 388 50 5 31/50), 1,190' 69) 94,223 19) ye scmceme 64 
3,768 47 6} 373 85) 14 66 77} 1,104 87] 1,188 14 33 50 104 
3,865 10 6} 475 00! 10} 156 13] 1,898 17] 1,922 20] 182 10 56 
1,534 51 6 240 46 veloevercccss 771 «08 768 93 2 10 36 
1,995 18 2 79 77 4 500) 1,962 53) 1,067 bat. cence 23 
3,985 10 7] 555 51 8) dewed woes  b 02. 440098).0o Anuags 2 00 70 
589 55 2) e168 41) cae é BOL 27h) -SOUINT ae as cone 23 
233 47 1 1O7BUN ee oan Scan eee gs $43.29) 14819 somes il 
4,544 23 3 62 65] =. 3 9 O01] 1,177 61] 1,168 63 17 99 85 
949 58 6} 183 79 Byer ase co} SB8)48/'= 6883148) lee ees. 19 
1,626 63 3} 214 94 % 78 94; 1,218 28] 1,241 08 56 14 37 
592 52 7 23 36 1 saree ccot i 540077 Pe en AGT nei dae ae a 
1,543 49 8 64 20 1 225] . 681 °79| 654 04 30 00 51 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


A.—Continued. 


to the 3lst day of December, A.D. 1917, inclusive, ete.—Continued. 


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D.C.A. 


pursuance of section 142, 


exceeding $10. 
Number of jury trials by jurors called in 


Number of jury trials by juries summoned. 


Amount paid to jurors summoned. 


Number of suits entered for claims not 


Treasurer for 


Amount payable to County 


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the Province. 
Number of instances in which the Judge 


‘** Division Court Jury Fee 
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The amount of costs so taxed. 


\ 


The number of such debtors actually com~ 


Return of judgment debtors ordered to be 
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REPORT OF 


No. 3B 


TABLE 


Return of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


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or District. a | 22 aq 2 50 a ° 
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A, Gs 238 
pl|eee! S38 |8e| ga | 2) 43 
6/528) gsa jen] ge S a 
$ $c $ 6C¢ 
NETO Lateteieverervers's 1 155 6.558 0: 190 15 5 830 71 
2 £5 Povers tesrsie torteserte 25 15 it ice wists et 
3 25 Let OLD | rarterets liorccatereheretetcrellpoherers c 17 65 
4 15 631 62 S469 Wereislele 146 45 
UCONN Tate ce inciste erate 1 645 25,763 00 1,889 73 107) 1,927 85 
2 173 7,359 656 33 31 147 05 
3 129 4,124 342 06 14 51 41 
4 82 3,972 139 57 14 314 48 
5 365 gpd 280 64 21 294 00 
6 is 3,238 119 86 Oi hetanstitenem Crete 
i 119 5,759 ues lines 3 18 95 
JDGheal iia Godonne. 1 G40 25,866 pepe ee bt 506 66 
2 58 2,349 neal ole evord ohare cousnerctaveilvehere tanereete ais 
a3 26 il ally 106 76 A va evave oe ies 
4 30 888 229 87 8 46 00 
5 V4 Bee SY 6 154 07 lstofatarctetereets 
6 23 a yA eS | Pe canons A llevcatelatays a, 213 
7|Abolishled 
8 128 4,680 (es Pe Oi tarecar eset eins 
9 45| 1,685 : 346 59} 3| _ 28 82 
MiuIT CUT crete ahels'eie fete 1 163 4 6138 83 90 12 107 29 
2 29 ake 139 61 Dilereselereis Relate 
3 125 ,O27 384 46 HO) ateteterelatevorate 
4 385 12/918 521 2X INGHS Soot ierere 
5 6e 2,036 26 547 49 3 APA lal 
Leeds and Gren- 
ville eeoeneeavee 1 602 15,003 $02 28 12 19 02 
2 101 2,859 75 64 1 12'20) 
5} 92 4,085 405 48 5} 147 
4 50 2,218 205 76 u 224 26 
5 44 ial lee as BOCA aaclooclo. aierers 
6 "5 2,983 542 06 Sralatel olevatere 
vi ili oneceteccketeterencte rar lketeheretets 8 (a cvevereroulll Gheteretere!|(s79 adocéGens 
8 104 3,621 301 85 iBsaqohoccen 
) 44 1,480 WEY BPS adhe 12 96 
a Ps al 885 27 3 32 56 
12 a5| 1,358 860 9411, b-bd | nuevo 
Lennox and i 
Addington.... 1 117 4.052 46 D 366 62 33 195 48 
: oe 28 COs 23s evecare leveloneranclaveve: ¢ 
57 % aintete . 
4 9 265 23 29 26 1 44 56 
° 5 21 821 68 BOuOL| ste 6 9 13 
6 29 1,058 20 Slt ee WaPo an 5 00 
7 30 1,282 00 19 72 1 40 50 
8 2 76 35]. aieleialcrermeetete . 117 09 
9 3 169 13 ARE tore a nara a aislercietetete 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid into 


o 
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5 Ma 3 
.) ° = 
Seaver eS 
Siaecs Sac $c: 
4,472 40| 3,851 00 621 40 140 
30-00 21 30 8 20 ‘ 
652 87 550 65 119 87 18 
354 27 306 49 194 23 12 
10,811:67| 10,734 42] 2,005 90} 44 
2,867 73| 2.758 60 109 18 155 
2.459 69] 2,489 10 22 00 135 
2.787 62| 3,095 5 6 52 86 
5,249 09] 5,298 45 244 64 351 
1,459 88) 1.459 <661ee eee rE 
4,060 62] 4,070 18 9 39 106 
16,286 68} 16,448 41] 144 98] 705 
932 24 "63 74 168 50 54 
734 77 73407 tee a5 
638 62 684 62]...... 3 
2,603 29| 2,603 29|....... Ai 6 
259 21 959 O1|..... " itr 
9.388 §9| "2,368 89) -ee eee 122 
1,467 61), 1496-43) cee Sat 42 
2,133 53] 2,208 29 32 44 157 
1,299 32| 1,287 72 11 60 27 
1,607 74| 1,607 74|...0.. ath 139 
6 337 0%7| 6,219 47 117 60 375 
HL Bay OG) TEP) Girth soo cw 61 
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8,843 23] 8,826 2k 36 O1 596 
1,171 86] 1,031 21 152 85 99 
1,816-97) 288i 08 Pea 7 
837 55| 1,083 24 28 57 42 
630 38 630 38 7eneeeree 43 
1,486 96] 1,486 96|......e0e6 69 
137 43 85 49 51 94 12 
18h8 Gil. 1,858.61leoeeeeaee 94 
1,406 39] 1,406 39 12 96 A 
565 41 548 90 16 51 Qt 
337 19 38719] eens 11 
464 96 464 96) fea aee 21 
1,652 85| 1,822 12 26 27 ot 
187 51 167 51 20 00 
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197 87 212 72 29 71 
442 67 189 79 262 O1 17 
366 76 STL 6h ce sokee ee a7 
“76 50 808 00 9 00 28 
68 00 178 09 oe 700) enemas 
60 18 GO. 18) nae ee 3 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid out 


d where the amount 
from other Courts. 


s not exceed $100, exclusive of 


Balance of cash in Court. 
Number of suits entere 
transcripts of judgments 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 11 


A.—Continued. 


to the 31st day of December, A.D. 1917, inclusive, ete.—Continued. 


| 
| 
| 


“The number of such debtors actually com- 


mitted. 


nty Treasurer for 


=! 


consent thereto in writing and the amount 


claimed does not exceed $100. 


Number of actions of replevin, where the 
effects distrained, taken or detained, does 


value of the goods or other property or 
not exceed the sum of $60. 


amount claimed does not exceed $60. 


not exceed $200. 


exceeding $10. 
has allowed costs to be taxed for Oounsel, 


the Honourable the Treasurer for the use of 
Attorney or Agents’ fees. 


Amount of fees and emoluments payable to 
the Province. 


Return of judgment debtors ordered to be 


committed. 


Number of jury trials by jurors called in 
Number of instances in which the Judge 


Number of jury trials by juries summoned. 
pursuance of section 142, D.C.A. 


‘* Division Court Jury Fee Fund.” 


Number of suits entered where claim does 
Number of personalactions, where the parties 
Number of suits entered for claims not 


Number of actions for tort, where the 


Unclaimed moneys in pursuance of 


Amount paid to jurors summoned. 
section 43, D.C.A. 


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Clerk’s returns of emoluments. 


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12 


REPORT OF 


i ES 


No. 5 


TABLE 


Return of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


Name of County, 
United Counties, 
or District. 


Number of Divisions. 


Number of suits entered exclusive of tran- 


scripts of judgments and judgment sum- 


monses. 


transcripts of judgments and judgment 


Amount of claims entered exclusive of 
summonses. 


Number of transcripts of judgments received 


from other Courts. 


| Amount of claims received by transcripts 
of judgments from other Courts. 


Number of judgment summonses issued. 


Balance of cash in Court from the previous 


year. 


| Total amount of suitors’ money paid into 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid out 


of Court. 


Number of suits entered where the amount 
claimed does not exceed $100, exclusive of 
transcripts of judgments from other Courts. 


Balance of cash in Court. 


Lincoln. 


Manitoulin...... 


Middlesex ....... 


Muskoka,. 


Nipissing ....... 


INNOrfclk Aon ones s 


Northumberiand 
and Durham.. 


DWOIRTM POW He 


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KOO MNAOMP ONDE 


91 
195 


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27) _ 


8 


1,736 


50 


55 


Vacant. 


4 


375 


179 
54 


547 
29 


3,701 48 
7,498 36 


1,614 53 


922 70 
518 76 


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5,172 
1,783 
1,106 
1,670 
3,165 
3,639 


ee ew weeds 


282 
9,935 


6,815 
1,591 


20,199 
| 


1,183 13 
4,255 20 
1,266 94 
2,331 42 
1,322 00 
1,602 25 

884 24 
5,893 54 


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20; 1,183 43 11 
15 748 7 ap 
13 755 75 41 

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3 131 85 2 

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4 176 02 

6 R52 41 


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66 37 
80 00 
51 55 


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941 82 
1,604 69 


1,991 18 


9,939 44 
509 67 


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Syepray (NY 434 44 468 
2,036 29 5 00 By 
1,525 53 89 90 81 
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934 LT mise slerets 20 
4a Cl acetone 26 
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1,245 49 5 00 33 
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196 20 20 45 15 
489 75 45 00 30 
2,485 71 C173 150 
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614 43 eo 15 
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197 25 15 00 ai 
1369-99 79 23 51 
881 25 119 93 1 
Ade Diet, uC Gil wermneee avails 64 
475 89 28 45 19 
2,416 52 157 95 122 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


13 


A.—Continued. 
to the 31st day of December, A.D. 1917, inclusive, ete.—Continued. 


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14 


REPORT OF 


No. B 


TABLE 


Return of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


Name of County, 
United Counties, 
or District. 


Number of suits entered exclusive of tran- 
scripts of judgments and judgment sum- 
Amount of claims entered exclusive of 
transcripts of judgments and judgment 
summonses. 


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3 
4 
5 
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Prescott and 
ARUSSCll sre circles’ 


a3 OOF 00D | 


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Prince Edward.. 


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lo 2} 


from other Courts. 
of judgments from other Courts. 


year. 


Number of transcripts of judgments received 
Amount of claims received by transcripts 
Balance of cash in Court from the previous 


Number of judgment summonses issued. 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid into 


Court. 


Total amount of suitors’ money paid out 


of Court. 


Balance of cash in Court. 


$ $ Cc 
iL plat 17 162 05 
444 4 36 00 
64 L \eeeiee Ristele 
TRG CTO Re tecaedlince sore eaters 
PAY MS oocde 93 43 
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114 2 34 60 
1,366 10 150 53 60 
702 5 |: eaeebee Riots 
40 00 Tel ae ares 
356 44 1) 120 82 
652 50 10 50 67 
1,116 15 19 47 50 
173 fh eee et pierele 
747 2 934 42 
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600 DL ate eee adie 
194 2 35 93 
TOG LOS ee ve aliaccente messes 
7 ANA pevonays ae 
106 Dt thee areterete 
508 60 Sle tite Gee Serie 
Hood Lie ered teers atorers 
132 60 Teall us 
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1,511 08 53 137 94 
416 99 OA ee arene baci 
490 68 Blimey: arerane 
135 96]... 4 00 
146 47 2 dieters 
170 80 ener ars aera 
929 34 69 67 45 
21 50 Shima cetecerots 
HOY BPM nao x 20 25 
49 64 Silderes tare Ae 
109 25 1 ere erate 
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27 60 2 Pere 
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82 86 ON ere one Rietete 
TPES ees oe 2B 
649 02 Ey ere ciore Aes 
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69 57 Perera Dreiae 
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292 20 28 366 21 
60 65 A een renee siele 
185 56 152 121 2% 
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204 22 ec ablacele 
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2,938 06 
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385 41 
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1,631 75 
1,182 00 
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2,075 61 
1,762 65 


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110 00 
59 05 
191 93 
950 81 
374 63 
100 28 


Number of suits entered where the amount 
claimed does not exceed $100, exclusive of 
transcripts of judgments from other Courts. 


$ : 

1,996 75 10 96 141 
1/290 04a eee 5D 
1,352 36] ..... ap. 39 
1,198 40 3 20 58 
780 46] 192 57 52 
Boi Kl eee a 2 
818 13 31 72 { 
15,910 32] 194 77 60 
"34 65 11 36 33 
B57 01 | ee BF 23 
1,806 51 26 04 125 
5,026 24| 233 06 251 
5,143 54 90 20 225 
467 31s pat 16 
5,144 77] 492 59 952 
970 89 58 13 15 
598) nue 2 
1,257 04 39 35 7 
185 B6li csc Le 9 
684/26). aoe 44 
1000/0) ae iy. 30 
17217090). oe 61 
838 52 5 00 65 
905 10]. ..... re 45 
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6,967 93] 111 58 353 
G01nel eee Mee 57 
2,935 19 2 87 138 
140 25 4 00 8 
287 24 "6 04 22 
9.104 09], yenee pee 125 
7,520 43) 101-25 335 
742 62)...:.. oe 19 
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385 41 37 23 18 

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1 031.751 eee 261 
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748 O01 26 70 34 
2,336 96] 102 86 73 
1,753 65 9 00 74 
3,758 06 95 85 504 
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59 05|. 02. mage 5 
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Number of transcripts of judgments received 


No. 5 


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| Number of judgment summonses issued. 


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86 ee eeee @eerevrleeeeeeoee 80 eeree . . eeerieeeeeeeeiseeeee eae eeerleeaeeoeeeeleooaeeeriee ee 1,698 98 *49 Ot eo°0 
57 12 eoreee 3 85!.. ee eee ee ee Ce este ee C2 FFF Se est seesseaeiseoees 98H 1,329 96'1,001 72 eeoee 
“Part of year only. 


18 REPORT OF No. 5 


. TABLE 


Return of Division Court Business from the Ist day of January 


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Sep lobar we HO GH OD SH Cu 2 ea Si et So 

Ses) Ses |e) Seo) eee ee ee 

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fisczs| -eas | 8s o g es me eee Eo Yee. 

B|/3o¢6/° gis Be Be 5 ae oO 2s 3S Bae 

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WaGirink) soanoo ot 1 6 294 92 1 QOTOG I ereteverste 172 96 317 92 ASSES eine cron sete 5 
2 27 1,295 47 3 175 65 ieletersvaetetere 564 05 BO4 Ob isences te er 16 

3 20 1,097 82 1 60:00 ils \fereravetelate ote 580 94 SAL 9 Tillecotons sierenerere a 

4 10 Swe ierateresielletevere eevee oonalinoonccloagcodos n . 316 O01 BLO LOM creates era 13 

5 245 7 116 55 19 1,104 96 PA EO AC GOO BDO ol apo eo lectsw ens 23 

6 4 248 95 1 11 82 2 ae 23 50 2350 hie ceases s é 4 

fi 19 782 89 1 AAS OS le etarsisis |eetelectetaene 462 16 454 66 7 50 17 

Waterloo... 1 907 25,651 50 39 2,694 64 99 Bil lef 15,043 13} 14,980 28 62 35 SIFIBS 
2 114 3,755 92 14 507 28 Oe oilers eelcie's 22035) 1b} ee. 0450 De aeretee crescin 4 

3 444 13,406 08 22 1,196 52 109 15 50 7,097 48) 7,104 88 6 00 495 

4 61 2,392 61 4 78 8&1 2 12 10; 124298-031 De44 00S lereeteareree 65 

5 20 1,013 04 4 287 88 Di/aiale eie's'e sine 863 75 856 75 7 00 18 

6 24 989 22 6 333 70 Pllonapoon tos 1,089 89; 1,088 89 1 00 22 

7 5 2012 vereletell ete lele’s etereigrerctelltersversiars 72 63 153 67 153 67 72 63 5 

WUE NG! Goassane 1 677 26,484 99 41 3,084 61 197 39 42 14,561 69] 14,418 45 143 24 790 
2 40 1,520 08 4 298 45 6 8 65} . 15296803) 15804 68) sores re ctelete 37 

3 216 9,857 92 18 1,080 36 46 230 72 4,167 74) 4,372 38 26 15 187 

4 444 16,348 70 33 1,908 04 25 804 32 9,223 34) 8,804 54) 1.223 12 441 

5 46 1,497 72 14 885 20 i 166 20 930 i8 959 73 136 65 43 

6 113 8,527 94 8 303 19 Searels ets 1,988 72} 1,949 52 39 20 108 

Wellington...... il 599 16,620 O01 31 1,415 80 103 57 00 8,458 76] 8,440 86 74 90 375 
2 6 PP MCW AS 8 oe ase fasinates IL Reteveaetare ete 170 64 WAVERLY Wn oan Se0 ae 6 

3 10 28840 Ol apart osce a chae ect] exene eles ft an eee Sioleis 125 50 125050 ae ASOS 10 

4 86 3,235 64 5 Bee 12) 5 erate elects 1,531 55) 1,525 £5 6 00 81 

5 19 854 18 3 109 38 Dane arene 556 19 By RN a oc sietete ily 

6 28 1,149 82 3 156 7 3 63 60 588 10 614 17 Bary lax! 24 

(s 35 2,051 35 6 334 86 2 79 94 1,067 61) 1,077 61 69 94 32 

8 84 4,709 57 8 265 47 2 154 19 3,081 57| 2,861 78 373 98 69 

16 74 3,345 64 5 401 92 5 328 63 1,275 19} 1,358 94 244 88 65 

11 37 1989 4 214 91 | 180 89 1,508 89) 1,580 26 154 22 32 

Wentworth ..... 1 952 38,995 10 ast 1,702 95 37 403 80 13,028 18] 18,100 36 Beal ie 846 
2 170 5,a¢1 18 9 633 28 DL estereieess ARS 2.892 86] 2,852 86 40 00 165 

3 38 1,833) 20 2 tS BT ban ea S Clo o eieiele 771 54 (lar b oe etetetemrepeiete 35 

4 20 1,336 10 10 646 84 Dilaer neve ere erecs 617 52 GLAD? | erence bietate 15 

5 69 3,340 47 4 OO ALTA aeererers| lee) etevatererarete 12263109 le 2Gamlo lene eieiere 63 

Ti INOv DUSINESS.. Vex. a oe bevoreroceretaaite leet l Leneeanettcten| eeleterare eee’ o:| Netat arate mem ren aiioll terdtuareveteve hibeecee alelele letetetatene 

g wo 66 40 + @ewetTiw see eer eweoeeerteerrere etree eee eoeeleeoeee eer se Pole eeeeerae e@eolerenree eeee eeeveee 

9} 1,480 52,610 15 5i 2,020 87 46 204 57 22,709 54) 22,672 85 241 25) 1.3388 

York ae seerete 1} 3,504} 163,665.20 99 5,840 64 235| 1,727 80 39 844 31] 39,340 95} 2,271 16] 3,250 
2 63 4,313 89 11 790 19 2 8 58 2,172 25) 2,123 18 49 07 46 

3 48 2,311 95 3 349 46 i 90 469 36 458 46 90 52 

4 152 6,747 34 10 858 46 15 Bit 86) 2,629 05| 2,661 74 25 30 134 

5 22 836 48 5 132, 25 3 67 51 561 93 509 44 120 00 22 

6 13 4,631 17 10 529 88 28 13 45 2,836 64) 2,827 64 22 45 129 

q 30 1,892 19 5 253 30 2 230 16 1,125 19] 1,094 74 260 56 25 

8 670 28,856 31 37 1,640 62 157 217 41 8,808 28] 8,681 37 126 91 626 

) 68 3,440 15 6 256 16 LS] Sreteranec cuerete 1,429 64] 1,419 64 10 00 57 

10] 2,549} 120,931 50 63 8,286 29 PHOUD Siege Ot 23 801 23} 24,291 68} 2,780 56) 2,348 


Grand Totals..| 340/51 ,449/2 000.145 44 Baceee 154,831 09] 5,618} 36,962 96) 899,220 23/883 ,590 51] 38,450 59)44,896 


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1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 13 


A,.—Concluded. 


to the 31st day of December, A.D. 1917, inclusive, ete.—Concluded. 


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reasurer for 


und.”’ 


consent thereto in writing and the amount 
Division Court Jury Fee F 


claimed does not exceed $100. 
| Number of actions of replevin, where the 


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effects distrained, taken or detained. does 


value of the goods or other property or 
not exceed the sum of $60. 


claimed does not exceed $60. 
pursuance of section 142, D.C.A. 


not exceed $200. 
exceeding $10. 


oc 


Amount of fees and'emoiuments payable to 


the Honourable the Treasurer for the use 


of the Province. 
has allowed costs to be taxed for Counsel, 


Attorney or Agents’ fees. 
Return of judgment debtors ordered to he 


Number of jury trials by jurors called in 
Number of instances in which the Judge 
committed. 


Number of suits entered for claims not 
The number of such debtors actually 


committed. 
Unclaimed moneys in pursuance of 


Amount paid to jurors summoned. 
The amount of costs so taxed. 
Clerk’s returns of emoluments. 
Bailiff’s returns of emoluments. 
Sectian 43, D.C, A. 


‘ Number of jury trials by juries summoned. 
Amount payable to County T 


{ 


Number of suits entered where ciaim does 
| Number of actions for tort, where the amount 


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- , Number of personal actions, where the parties 


DaLGe Poe KS $c $ es!) $c. $202 
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etevatetecelere [che crouer a\eleleiaietele Alisvetes 60 35 69 8&5 

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See re iA Re Sos BS 0 be els Fea (Riga c ee ees. eRe Nea voseb 18 60 a7 "soli. 
3 eet. ie ea a 7 lee eal syn i ta SSS gn Re eT Po Lead Bul fae eel 
33 Biber: OS Ss ars gee Yt is a 2) 1500} 42|..../1,886 57]1,156 72l...... 
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ol eS el ee Dh aie MMOA RIM eRe CRON ey oUt a We: be et il ccsl 158 84h 160. 68h 
2 oer EEC. Bl Oolbeneene eve. Bote pcie 88s Ro ead ‘.acf 70 BOL BL 77 
2 Tate i eae eet PN a a ae Be RM te ee Ali ata eR PR O01) tad conn aunee 
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Boles © Seolsanauane OW) al 11 50 1 25 46 46 74 4) 23 00 36 rae easy AMI Ie kale, 8 
CMake Wesseet | tor cnvote B elelsiale e/a Sil Mail erevete nce siltete sire Lea tevatesielatoll ae ete Wecareeraietene 2 HU Rb ee GIP Oye 
A hee a Ses (ceeeeescas 1 AO Rreilietatsteere ailtekerant iit Walls oagoean 2) 10 00 Uineteisl| DOL OO S93 8a 0een me 
Oi geas cco arenateretel|etcter esterase iBkesl at LSE ON tee tL eh) lator avevaerte telitmeverene ev isiaueietster eae Qleeeej1,158 75/1 363 35) 18 82 
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17 Gt cai vap te 2 205 eoleoeesscrelsves 13 MD occ ee eee ce ceee eeeeneee 19 211.528 65 L359 10 5 6S cee 
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Dll seicreretaliave eo ecellie’okecs ei axe.c Qe Kevellisres esi tekavene hi erayapenshe ol ene oie aver otoreuctale atoll (shelerefarel Wexeteus D358 8S) e eer aveval ate eee 
a 17 AA AM st sca bela th dea Ei bie reo Seat Cert Gee era eo floweall 64 BOW? 970 201. 
Ee excoatte dl tge ener eet ee ae Meal averseateracleiers ARSC Sees calc ce Oats ores A HOACGoOa ae Ae stiny 
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55 21) asters 4 183}. .|eeccoessleees 36 24 91 41 Boks ON. % veh wow aleedoe, Oa te Se Bate ck 
5 A iat SOOO DA ee lelatecwieteitil(a'ss)6 ot Gl Sid.Gokuo (SeGansanoadess | GcHicdolonnalin mo UbiOes ence masace 
3 Biilleveteisieltsie ereiciere)<\|\eislsie'e sille 0 lieisie\ss\«).0il es 6 LEO) Wrateloreersie||/eieretarerel| tates orslacsil'c'e/ ein siel|ls slel« SSA eiarsls tele eal seisters 
Devens eee rerleoeoeveees Siltere Peeerseelooer Ne) eeeeveen cies Te RAN 5 eoeseerelonse 65 OOliaciasistes re ee 
Cc dntine: a Aone Sdsanaaee UD leceineerentore states ste PUL | coveneteroneo lfeiarckstees (nvaiets cle eel ereketetarl| er eteha| Mam te] el OO OCR eyeraers 
tee eee Cee ere CH eeeeler ese eee tee eevrleo else vere sel ee oe FT HHEHH SE Fe eere Heeler aes Hloo eer eesl|oneeselenesiOeesORoe DOLD Dis miereete 
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DOAN ant eat teh 0s 10} 406] 1] 12 00]....| 145 13/1,632 48) 12} 60 00} 223]..../7,456 25/5671 15] 24 87 
Ay Aare Conan eee aE Posed cee ome Card Pears TS RI0 Ollsrkvels oe elu eee OOlewcreeeleceeee 

3 meme rey orm Ld irc ec Sedncities SIMMEMRUOUL. «wit ealss wibeleaiceie es Lie sitet eg tea QUIS een were ances 
ee eet ote BN ecctccsforesit, 66 AG|.weecccelss eres locmuer os Sheen |) 842.85) e BOR Bly aka. 
ae Lye 1 Bilateta car esleces Bll gcteyes arate tt cei e ar Lieber 98 OG acres \tereets 
ere Melee eet oy Me 20 sits ioe tal ss'e's | ANA 2% [caus sinclair saa ]eaines oe 8|.Giy| aces SL S55 W00les coe. 
BALE BE ead aoe ee 2 Ah 14 BOS. CUR c Bene aie roe wares ws Qiecenhbins WO see cwes treme 

AS aa Sh LOG) Ochs tamecarty nas sib 20 AD lane see > 2} 1000) 56] 1/1,329 65]1,011 56]...... 

11 kT oR REA Se eee aly ees lo kak Molen Honus a elev ule rer ece’s dieeyet, 182 COL 115: O0ls esses 

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3.480] 306 17 


110/11 ,328)48] 668 40| 1}1 $88 39|4,693 70| 144/ - 874 00] 1,173 82)...seee descr |B19 08 


20 REPORT OF No. 5 


TABLE B. 


LIST of Division Court clerks, their post office address, their county or district and number o f 
division in which their Courts are situated, for the Province of Ontario, up to the 3lst 
December, 1917, inclusive. (Lists corrected up to date of printing.) 


q 5 
County and District. P= Clerk. Post office address. 
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ZA 
AOD. cee te eee es Soe eae tt 1] (icF. AU Kings. oe: .| Sault Ste. Marie 
2 it. Sullivans. 27 sce ee Bruce Mines 
3 a elhos. Doddsa oc. ne eck | Thessalon 
6 i) Wel Adams:7.. 65 eee Richard’s Landing 
7 J. A.»-Hawkins @.. setee se Blind River 
SEAM Gee ee sec ae oe oe te eae aire nore 1 | James C. Spence....}...| Brantford 
2 IBS. omuley.. ee eee Paris 
3. at AT Ee Greene. 4. eae. St. George 
Atha. Hiei les rene ss ...| Burford 
5 | Walter E. Hooker...... ‘Scotland 
BIUCE res Ors Veet tien der tbe ca  tee 1 Os Crawiords. ess anes Walkerton 
2 | John K. McLean....... Teeswater 
3 | A. G. Macintyre........ Kincardine 
A cade CSG ibsolec sen aces cee Paisley 
5's) de Az Chanmanercveccse os Port Elgin 
Giese cea. eee Senate Hace LLVErLol 
(lea RaVanausen ves. ene. Tara 
Sy Jun etielding 2... cn .ee Wiarton 
0 -Angus Martyns-..... ee Ripley 
10 | John Pettigrew......... Lion’s Head 
Lia Wel Shittles oe Lucknow 
12 | CALS iehna ee eee eee Chesley 
| | 
Carletonver eck create eee ie Leee SARE llismer ne oe oe Ottawa 
° 2 | Wm: McElroy. ..i5.. <:, Richmond 
3, *) Jas.H. Wilson; dri... 2: Carp 
4 Ain. anussellae.. ee | Galetta 
5 Mie W ost each tcone cere North Gower 
TT toa Ghee rama. patie chord Metcalf 
7 Wi A> Masonuses cae | Ottawa 
PILOTING) oe ee eatin bc teat OS eee ar Joa Bennettiqnae.. 2s Orangeville 
Zits Wel AMON eee tee | Shelburne 
3 Joon Perrises. seca Stanton 
4 | Robt? Orris-e eee eee Mono Mills 
5 | W. A. Wansborough ....! Grand Valley 
MOI eee Sak. let cee lee ee Die GeMonteith: 23. eee ee Aylmer 
Ze sonnel ntyre:senaece oe St. Thomas 
3. jiJohn Melntvre-..6.. St. Thomas 
Ate Mes oeees ities iter reac Dutton 
SSO Nee eres sou Sas bake os 1 CaF. Pequergnot......... Sandwich 
2 Gabeabaitordee. nce. ee Amherstburg 
Diy te GOO. Pearce sock eens Kingsville 
42. Os Bell tees eee ae Harrow 
5S Ste, roe tee cea siaeeciaes Leamington 
6 Helay lore: ee once Belle River 
7. Ae IaD AAS Deziel eee ee Windsor 
8--PWmilaing=...+.-c2-e Essex 
9 ALJ. Brown.2s. eee Comber 
| 10 Iz-D, Warner=.sest ween: Pelee Island 


*Deputy Clerk 


1518 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 21 
List of Division Court Clerks.—Continued. 
dia 
= 
County and District. 25 | Clerk. Post office address. 
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PeTONLENSC... «<0 ee a cae rate sere oleae ee 1 | Titoso. Lambert ass. a.nd. Kingston 
24s Latnerland..% see. Cataraqui 
abt Die Wie PLO See eee imo Oe « Sydenham 
Ata He MoMullen’ metic 2 Verona 
Baie © Wie Dallveccunnesees Battersea 
Gai Wa De Duelo pcek22 este Sharbot Lake 
Teele WeeMcGrezor® oi si isan Arden 
SEPAV ces cutie ue veo Re ts ste Meek 1 INMEESHELLOL DO Ue a ere, ieee oe Owen Sound 
2 Archibald Davidson . Durham 
Om Add Gemollgn tances: ~-.--| Meaford 
4 SIZMEVSONS. sie os. ...| Clarksburg 
5 W. SR DGLIAIVe: ce ere Flesherton 
6 GeWe Collinge ciwasce: Chatsworth 
7 OMIeL AV OPS. aoe. Hanover 
8 Richard L. Stephen ....| Markdale 
PERINAT ro, wat tects wee sce «= 6 iad ie 1 | James McGregor ....... Caledonia 
Cie De HUnIDnTeysen Geese ee Cayuga 
3 PRA TINOUP2 Se cteuvo sis os ck Dunnville 
4 Cyd Bourne. 2... oss oe Jarvis 
5 Robert E. Johnson...... Canfield R. R. No. 2 
cA AL UBL LOU eee cote oss ete cae eRe ge inGeo, Av ROgErS es «vse ss Minden 
Am ieGebemisterlo. cones ce. Haliburton 
See Ar WoBleming... .- .»..| Wilberforce 
40 1-G.D. McKay... 03... Dorset 
ESL yOlies vce a a cle sic oes ae gi re ag are a 1 Wm. Panton ........eee Milton 
ZapWew ee oaVvaceissee eee Oakville 
Dawe ct LLACYR ec kins cate Georgetown 
’ 4 Geo. AcnewWous nachos e cton 
Spe Wine Mraser. 6... see. Campbellville 
Gere Os OOOKE cee sckcente « Burlington 
BEASIADES Os tae amet es ciao sie s wuiccle tree « 1 BeM > Clarkes. octane Belleville 
Dee WiAITECT ons ccc rons eat St. Ola 
3 Emel iilict ee nee aces Shannonville 
4 RA Darvletie wo see Tweed 
5 Thomas G. Clute....... Stirling 
6 Dennis, Gillenico. ts. cas. Madoc 
7 TAME UCK ox ete eece c Deseronto 
9 Ge We DONOR sek ss. e's eos Trenton 
LOM aC Bowens-erecss es ose Marmora 
LIS EW J. WOUSIASS < ccc oe .-.-| Maynooth 
12 aN Were aclceaie ts Bancroft 
PAC OU ee cee nea alg etc ose thee osc: al, ua 2 1 JAMES BUCS. seek sass Goderich 
2 JRO ROTRIS hr wot eas Seaforth 
3 Hae Pi Rantes ..\ sae. Clinton 
4 SW LIsOn eee ste cee Brussels 
5 RON. Creech: os, ek Exeter 
Gare Natawhyard . ts sys ee cs Dungannon 
Teed DO. DADDeLE. GS. este kc Bayfield 
8 erm Le wal te cack sc ces Wingham 
99) Thomas Brown) ........ Wroxeter 
10 Weoelstoiebert .os.ncutas Zurich 
11 Thos. Trevethick....... Crediton 
12 J Osius COUNEP Sack & skies Blyth 


~ *Deputy Clerk 


22 REPORT OF | No. 3 


eee eee ea 


List of Division Court Clerks.—Continued. 


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County and District. whe Clerk. Post office address. 
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CURR ea snort Sees oe ee arr aeiu ee: 1 | 0.7Partington..2...7. ae Kenora 
2 hes Dv Aarons.. cook coe ae Wabigoon 
3 Jae Gibsonia. oe eee. Dryden 
4 Je tus Colewscucaee eee etes Sioux Lookout 
ETL Gee fo oes rote kare ardeneta ale slate Leo OWaBawellee.:. sea Chatham 
Zan ae HiembsOLtOliie ec a ee ete Ridgetown 
3 HEA Welistes a. Dresden 
4 JCal Bittineton eee Blenheim 
5 | Charles B. Jackson..... Wallaceburg 
6a) +Joss Dillonee ss eee Bothwell 
ri Ace LW 1LSOMGse eee Tilbury 
PRIN LOL Sa ae eee he cance Sete Toy AGES Wades i132 Sarnia 
Zot Wine McLeayeee eee Watford 
3 | Jas. MeIntyre.......... Florence 
4 | Wm. W. Stover......... Sombra 
5 | Thomas L. Jones....... Forest 
6) | We C. Tudor... 3.5) sf hedford 
SleW. Go Eraser ea eo Petrolea 
9 | Richard Code. ........ Alvinston 
PRIMA TAR Cosme ies cite ee ot kta rae ere IL PRa Jamieson. cere ee Perth 
Jeri Robie Beativaease eae Lanark 
SLAs haAGaredens) ees Carleton Place 
AWTS Gra 1a ipa san ienee tu ei Smith’s Falls 
5 Pace Dowdalleses aot « Almonte 
Weeds and Grenville occ pistes cclce ees 1 Ted oblanselle.es cee ---| Brockville 
is CeePlunr bs foeec ees le berescott 
a°s bawicCammon vic, . ei: Gananoque 
4 Set Giles beams a ee Kemptville 
5 M:eG Cor betize.. cect Merrickville 
6 Nal. Phelpses cs see Delta 
7 Jas OSA eee, eee Toledo 
8 Haw right. 2.5). eee Newboro’ 
9 HejobPorcellia sere Athens 
1 OPM Marnirer ie sii Spencerville 
11 John Haley ............ North Augusta 
12 Charles Tennant ....... Mallorytown 
Mennox and Addington «2 o<.seau. sens: le AP Knights. 2.2.20. ce} Napanee 
y) Fred W. Armstrong ....| Bath 
3 Joseph B. Allison ...... Adolphustown 
4 | Jno. H. Patterson ...... Newburgh 
BYELEMISS,b..GOxX saee eae Enterprise 
6 Robt. Bennett. ......... Odessa 
a James Aylesworth...... Tamworth 
8 Je MiDatoee oa. e.e| Flinton 
9 GO2bs Steingescr re eee Denbigh 
PTC LIL ete cE hs oe okie’ oh aisle’ Wa, Per 1 Samuel Shearer........ Niagara-on-the-Lake 
2° | TASH Prapnell ae St. Catharines 
3 JMS Martina canes Smithville 
4 W: D2 Fairbrother? 6. Beamsville 
5 Mrs. da Gvonnson eee Grimsby 
IRCATEUDOI IIa tet sooo Saree toh ate ests UY CeCe Plattee er acs ee Gore Bay 
2 David McGilvery....... Little Current 
BP ie 5 ee Wate hate eer Manitowaning 


* Deputy Clerk 


CL 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 23 
List of Division Court Clerks.—Continued. 
d | 
County or District. | Pre Clerk. Post office address. 
ros) le 
| ZA | 
REEL TES MEMES eee onc cable cic ciel ele me | Lee MISS: ©. WICLNbOSIiv« ¢ «e.0 London 
2 | Wm. J. McRoberts ..... Parkhill 
3 RAH Collins: ces oo oe Lucan 
4 Sele MaAttREWS.. «00 cc ce Delaware 
Bm Chass George... «sce cles Glencoe 
6 | John H. McIntosh ...... Strathroy 
WEP PVGGDILLICK wee tee cs Dorchester Station 
8 | Walter R. Westlake....| London, R. R. No. 2 
9 Poca WiheLters qceecnees London 
MAUD ELIS WE oak RU aor ere TRI oA ul pete ecu wees Bracebridge 
DM) Wee NG OOULY Geteile + < creas Gravenhurst 
Soe TOOLDeL ite. eee. Huntsville 
NipISEING =ae5k acess 3 ee er era ert LTS He hela. oscs desk Sturgeon Falls 
2 CeA Shine eens ee Mattawa 
3 M. W. Flannery........ North Bay 
Mer Ren et iene oe a Bonfield 
POLIO Lise tee Sak ok oe eeee Sclorons cous ee Lei leCOlinss (eee es Simcoe 
Zed eK innone cou. oe Waterford 
3 HysMcKnight=...... 2: Teeterville 
4 |*Mrs. Arthur Gerhard...| Delhi 
OVEN McColl: ace he oe Vittoria 
GmritA ob, Batrett socccs aes Port Rowan 
ihe Watson bark’... t.. sss. Fairground 
8 Wir beet iopentore te. ace Port Dover 
Northumberland and Durham.......... tee John Moorecrait:...s..<. Bowmanville 
Zee Lae beUavidsonee ss ee Newcastle 
3 | Thos. A. Thompson.....| Port Hope 
dua We S. Given. eae. ee. ...| Millbrook 
bipledaGe toseVvedr’ socks oan Cobourg 
6 Be eeratheeeee foes ee Grafton 
Ue Des e kK eyesetocn. terest Colborne 
8 B. C. H. Becker........| Brighton 
9 PAS Wile wee ete tes Warkworth 
LOWE Wiieetittloncmsye ot cs Wooler 
lifeeoe peishers7 ese. Campbellford 
CUT IS TNE te a era 1 | Miss E. L. McDonell....) Whitby 
2 MEG Leeson tee se aie: Greenwood 
3 Ja. W, DULnRAMY sees. o. Port Perry 
4 Hi JorMoorestss ce <a 2 ...| Uxbridge 
5 MOSar OSLCle es eirerece Cannington 
6 CeAa Pattersons... ec. Beaverton 
7 D2 Weeonard ern os here .| Atherly 
SPIT ee a ety he aie ook UR Sones 1 Verba Mranciss, soot. ss Woodstock 
Cea LS COMIN Y cs pele ace va Drumbo 
3 Hea CONVICT. cote ees © Embro 
4 Ma labtishell eye. ae Norwich 
bee Neil.G) Gunn io 0e0.. 0 Ingersoll 
6 JOU COROSS ee eee Tillsonburg 
Pee We -cICUSSCLL cosa «cra Tavistock ae 


* Deputy Clerk. A 


24 REPORT OF No. BD 
List of Division Court Clerks.—Continued. 
A 
County or District. P= hir Clerk, Post office address. 
3 
ZA 
Parry Sounds. . oe. es ee. ae Sialate eer 1 WiJ.cd ONeS ec cic eee Parry Sound 
2 JolinsPletchersee. -- ee McKellar 
3 JHOs KNOWLES sc oe eee Rosseau 
4 Bred: Metcaliv= cs. Burk’s Falls 
5) Harry.Sncees sae. eee Magnetawan 
6 i* Mrs. TJ. Wiihams....: Powassan 
7 JonnsHarner eee ee Sundridge 
PAO Oe ese tee arate alec teanielai stone tia < af John: Glatrkegiane eee cee Brampton 
2d eA MOT G@yues saree oe Cooksyille 
3 Mo CaHilloclke: o.com Caledon 
4 Robi s atsconemerar een: Palgrave 
| ECS gi rss Bivins Ai ae Sia Re alae yA pant Ree hy A 1 D=B: SUrrittisce eee Stratford 
2 J. Dougherty so: s.<. beeeee Mitchell 
3 Winerioves te aneae St. Mary’s 
4 JOSieLNOMpSON 73a Shakespeare 
5 Wm. Zimmerman ...... Milverton 
GW mabrigite. ows coc. Listowel 
TCCLELDOLTOURN ec vetoes cies oe eee hes 1 JeWoMillety,§ +s. Peterborough 
2 RTS se Sauire es. on eas Norwood 
OWE Serine. oe ere fee Lakefield 
4 Miss AaM? Booth ™ o... Apsley 
5 Hi HOnMGll 2 .sutcanteciekss Havelock 
6 WD. Edwards... ...%..% Keene 
Brescottiand Russell. ce s.ccncma ce eae I ERA selohnsons oss eece L’Orignal 
2 eS eb adiletters. cue. Vankleek Hill 
3 | Napoleon Labrosse..... St. Eugene 
4 DA Maia See ee Plantagenet 
5 HB? Gamerone. eee Cumberland 
6 Ad Catsone 8 eee Russell 
7 J. A. D. Landriault Hawkesbury 
Spl clon GLO LK scree co erate Fournier 
9 EW eo anerellin see Alfred 
10d ee cLheyierge -3 soe. Clarence Creek 
lta) Peter Stewart ...¢.... South Indian 
POPIMNCe HA WAT fo hie nc 6 ee os ee ee 1 Fred: Slavin ves oes oe ee eC ban 
2) J eMcOQuoidee. ae es ee Milford 
' 3 | Charles H. Wright.....| Demorestville 
4 Wiel CS hoblinie Ameliasburg 
5 He A eIoley sees Wellington 
6 CRS Saylor oc ose Bloomfield 
7 At SL EDULE ee ee ee. Consecon 
8 Be Ei eatrison... Waupoos 
PALI VRULLVCLe tei ko tien ides can eee 1 Weil SE hotumemcoc. cs Fort Frances 
2 Azer Camerone ss oe Emo 
3 Vi DEK ee MeGrevors, ..:. Rainy River 
BI LOWintr a tioiatetis ¢ asec a 00 kek 6 eo eee 1 ee oa Soe eee Pembroke 
2 Hugh S. Miller........| Beachburg 
3 Mi DéVinG.seewe ce eats Renfrew 
4 John RK. Tierney] ...... Arnprior 
5 | Jno. Chanonhouse , ....| Eganville 
6 JRA WaEren aoe Cobden 
if Pe oesttarrine.on ae Killaloe Station 


~ * Deputy 


GGT K aia: «bapa tae. 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


List of Division Court Clerks.—Continued. 


County or District. 


Simcoe ..... 


e@ereeaeeee: ec eevee ose ee o 


Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry......... 


SST DUT Yc ales os 6 ot OR EPR EE 


~ 


STESGICATINITES Sits Sry. Fa ches c; ofoisie.niess blote 6 ote 


BIIETE SAV att ha wet he ck oolec cs nes s ’ 


RTL ae a ne a AS et o> 


Waterloo .....:. 


*Deputy Clerk 


No. of 


S © CO =! G3 Ol CO IO 


jue 


© “1S Ol & CODD 


OT im GO DO ke 


“1S Ol CO DOR 


“1D OF Co DG OD pam 


“ID Oi CO DO 


Division 


Clerk. 


J. A. B. McLennan...... 
PSL CG LIONEL Liernelen's, ote ¢ 
GaAs Milden seats. s6.<« 
Geo. Sampson.......... 
Jas. N. Eastman...... ; 
Jas. Collison 


IA Oe MPL Girt sac ce tiga ys 
John D. McIntosh ..... 


J. K. McLennan........ 
UPA ea StICliss wold e aot 
JeCeMoMillanz.<...... 
Br OULLIMeN brea core sa : 
W. A. MecMitchell...... 


Paul Al Cobboldis. oss s+ 
ey Vis ero USOn ss es ee sas 
Samuel Errett......... 
PAGES ESLOW MIN a oc kteste s 
Hse ibleis otis err eees 


Jue COlety are pe ees 


WY ceLeISGi oes oy duties 


BOHe McCallum os 8 
CEW eo Parsilletce oo. 
Wm. H. Winkler ....... 
Apia Watson: is des eos 


Barrie 

Bradford 

Beeton 
Collingwood 
Craighurst 
Orillia 

New Lowell 
Alliston 
Penetanguishene 
Coldwater 


Williamstown 
Alexandria 
Cornwall 
Aultsville 
Morrisburg 
[roquois 

South Mountain 
Finch 
Dalhousie Station 
Chesterville 
Avonmore 
Dominionville 


Sudbury 
Chelmsford 
Webbwood 
Warren 
Chapleau 


Haileybury 
Liskeard 
Englehart 

Elk Lake 

South Porcupine 
Cochrane 
Matheson 


Port Arthur 
Fort William 


Woodville 
Fenelon Falls 
Bobcaygeon 
Omemee 
Lindsay 
Oakwood 
Victoria Road 


Kitchener 


New Hamburg 
Linwood 

St. Jacob’s 
Ayr 


x6 REPORT OF No. 5 


List of Division Court Clerks.—Concluded. 


[=| 
County or District. we Clerk. Post office address. 
eer 
Ze 
Wet ers eer amarsimas ose ivctorto tote fines 1 Geo sArnold neces Welland 
2 | Joseph Henderson...... Marshville 
3 oe Jos; Clarkia. seeceeoeee Ridgeway 
4 | Jos. G. Cadham ........ Niagara Falls Sth. 
5 oD JaCeaMunronc eee Thorold 
6) DSOSNVans.s eee ee Port Colborne 
WELLING CON ones ence eee wie eee 1 Thosed:1 Day-ueeee eee Guelph 
Ze aWmaeNieolleee eae Morriston 
BT eRODt COLL are neice Rockwood 
4 | John Brownridge....... Fergus 
5 PAS) SLindsavacrearane one Erin 
67 Henry Clarks. ee Elora 
(anid OON UUNZ oe eee ete Drayton 
8 RATA Smith... Arthur 
103) CoLeHady teens tee Harriston 
LIP JaAGeWilkess... oe. cc ose Mount Forest 
Woentworthescssetts cael... n sibs eee eel Ler teCs) SU OnES en ee rare Hamilton 
2 Ss De Outer as nase tee Dundas 
Died Oe NLed labore, ce ates Waterdown 
4 Hey DAYANA 2s ot teeters Lynden 
bei JeC. Moores... cee ee Stoney Creek 
il Geel Neale-eiso.eecee Glanford 
8 Thomas Murphy .......| Binbrook 
Oy iCall. Peeblesaete. ae Hamilton 
LESTER Ie EN EAE My 9 39) Ay keene 1 | A. McL. Howard.......| Toronto 
2 | Robert J. Corson.... .: Markham 
3 | Thos. F. McMahon...... Richmond Hill 
4 | K.N. Robertson........ Newmarket 
5b jell Gs Tremayne:.. 2. 7. Sutton West 
OC Wake Taylors. sci... eurors 
7 K. W. Brown ..........| Woodbridge 
8 | John Hamshaw...... ...| West Toronto 
9 | J. H. Richardson.......| West Hill 
10 EH Duggan Toronto 


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1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 2 


TABLE C. 


List of Division Court Bailiffs, their Post Office Address, the County or District and Number 
of Division in which their Courts are situated, for the Province of Ontario, up to 31st 
December, 1917, inclusive. (Lists corrected up to date of printing.) 


| 
County or District. uF Bailiff. Post office address. 
he 
Za 
UNS PEUIPRVRE, 1 ey spy ot i lt aa a 1 ep A OWOLS ects ce Sault Ste. Marie 
2 Ov AW itlouzh bys. Bruce Mines. 
3 NGL CUITVesicn cook tes Thessalon 
Ge AM KItChei ities cee cts oe Carterton, St. Jos. Is. 
7 | Robt. George........... Blind River 
ESTA Gore arden a. oes he ae ar ee lo Jno. Me Dyckmans-.... - Brantford 
és Tig Wiel BASKETS; hot Sees Paris 
ie ted cL COPEL Lire nates ee St. George 
4 IW noes ONNSLONS oe cease Burford 
5) path a orl Elias teenies Scotland 
PALUCO Re rest ec os 5° See Ce ta ee ates we 1 Hizrat Briggs? a: cece ens Walkerton 
2 Jase Donaciy veacd eens Teeswater 
3 George G. Collins....... Kincardine 
APA LEX SE TAaSeb eg voce ce Paisley 
5 RR ASMCNIOI eee een ees Port Elgin 
OSE rete sores cornice citteeate Tiverton 
ff ALO Dba Ld eee aie aie te ns Tara 
Seiibovstlitinero. co ce eee ke Wiarton 
LB TA Pi sophie Se are a a aA Peon Ripley 
10S BAC Bridges... 8 whee Lion’s Head 
ere etree oe a, ite. Lucknow 
Lemrit J NOse Dealty.e soe) eon nes Chesley 
He TAVOIG. eee se coe Ottawa 
MATE LON eee ee ee eee ene cant 1 { RDN Van Ninropue ne! OAH 
2 | Jos. Binnington ........| Stapleton 
SMHAV I CalISaee ttc ay eo arp 
4 Fe Johnsony sees ccs ae Galetta 
5h | Wesley “Hicks,.... 0. os. Kars 
6 pl Crainre wu, cee Metcalfe 
TRBUIZARL YY 11SOD2s sear eee ues Ottawa 
PIDILCTIN vas ss + Panne oe wae eee: 1 | Jos:Hughes........:. ....| Orangeville 
2 ohne Durn. wok soe cess Shelburne 
Sie NOATMStrong ...- esa Earnscliffe 
4 POS MELU@ NES Sees wus cue Orangeville 
be ial Buchananws.. s.ees Grand Valley 
COTE Se ie ang aga a aerenton se 1 Lee Ne istine ee eee Aylmer 
2 reo Smiley oes: teteesk St. Thomas 
3) | Geos Smiley... ease 5s St. Thomas 
4 Ase Tato seu ake ek Dutton 


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28 REPORT OF No. 
List of Division Court Bailiffs, etc.—Continued. 
qi 
County or District. wz Bailiff. Post office address. 
si 
ZA 
RLGSOX fee a tse a ee Oe ee ose 1) AloiseMasteres cae... | Sandwich 
2 2 Renegades. aera eee Amberstburg 
3 Jena Clarke. cee Kingsville 
4 To Re Oniek se. eae ee Harrow 
BAW hatches eee Leamington 
Ls Im len ke eth. li ony Sa ed Ge Belle River 
7 FeStiloise..: ae Windsor 
- 8 | James Johnston........ | Essex 
9 | Leon Souchereau....... | Stoney Point 
1 ee Serr Gi sia on ames | MEN S= 
TONLE AC ee ciate ena cae uke ete rete 1) Chas. G. Clarke cto - _ Kingston 
Dri bl sett witteemtene actos we ae aetarea ate | Cataraqui 
3 Pee L FOUSGA LE fe mete scien Sydenham 
A) UH AG allen (i ee coe | Verona 
Dale Dennee se aortas | Inverary 
6 W- Ehomlisony. ns ace ae | Sharbot Lake 
7 Jolin Hays cee Arden 
Greve Sh Ree: oS aa ene to) Robt.elaylors no... | Owen Sound 
NO aan er eS ni 2 SUWmeshlarpre.. cee) oe OroeiE 
BD aW AH wATtbUre ee. eee Meaford 
4 Geo. Mitchell........... | Clarksburg 
5 JohneWright, Jr. cs. se. | Flesherton | 
6 | James Dudgeon......... | Chatsworth 
7 BE. Heimbecker2...4.5<2-6 | Hanover 
8 Win. Hutehinson.... 2.0. | Markdale 
Haldimand Le lames HOLDUL o. tne | Caledonia 
SAREE nce ray Jatin se Pl dg OE ke eee 
3 Wm. MecIndoe....... ... Dunnville 
4 GeoeAslrwilites cease ee | Jarvis 
5 | Harvey Ricker......... | Canboro 
: 1 Wi (ae PONGT epi, ates Minden 
HLALPDULTON os cac co ce aoe ele eee as Rey ea te Oe ah) Walihacton 
3 JMS Riekenss care: Ursa 
OS Pe arg SEL Oe ee Petes Dorset 
1 He Gee Pat oe ens. ee et Don) 
PLR GON eae iiwaleeeelele se atwis's «efor 5 Lc eaean Lapeer | Oakville 
3 Wie Wards ose oes | Georgetown 
4 John bawsons.s2 eee Acton 
A a ane ee ree ay Sa <A seah Campbellville 
6 AsCartiwrighte. sce ee | Burlington 
; 1 JoshwarDuitin Recess. Belleville 
PIAS UN GSier eee wees he 1. toe en ous Soule see Belleville 
2.) | ROD Casement sek see St. Ola 
2 Lees On eo see eee Shannonville 
4 Jo PJ ORNSton ee ee oe Tweed 
5) Ja8.LAnMere dacs Stirling 
6 CY Ste Charies es. oe Madoc 
C ANNE Oe ee are chee ee ete Deseronto 
Peas) H. Maimtordsi- 40 ee ore Trenton 
10.) QURS Jonesa.- eee Marmora 
It Soyohn* Perry. oe ee ee Maynooth 
12 Re Robinsons. 9 oe cee Bancroft 


1918 


“ETN OLED T kts SE Re 


Leeds and Grenville 


INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


List of Division Court Bailiffs, ete.—Continued. 


County or District. 


No. of 
Division. 


WOONAOS WN 


a pt 
we oO 


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29 


Bailiff, Post office address. 
VW Ser OORG. have oe Goderich. 
Heda eish. oc was yee Seaforth. 
HObbs VW ClSiia oe. cess 2 Clinton. 
TUG Re LIOM Se Chee cn ween Brussels. 
Co ee mandersscsse sce s Exeter. 
James Mallough........ Dungannon. 
Thomas W. Cameron....| Bayfield. 
irae HIDDEN Le ens Wingham. 
John Brethauer ........ Wroxeter. 
Cr Wilber ee roecccds ek: Zurich. 
HLA SONS: cnt ce cee or Crediton. 
Richard Somers....... -| Blyth. 
HaGe Kies ns tite ace oe Kenora. 
Hie Vverielitee eo a ores os Wabigoon. 
Charities: Merrill 49..<:«: Dryden. 
Getialanning os ee. 66s Sioux Lookout 
Charles J. Moore ....... Chatham. 
PAW GL Seeat era ca Se ee es Chatham. 
oN ae VWALSOD: cee e soe Ridgetown. 
HAY ODO S ews che aertecs Dresden. 
HeBbeMarshallaes.cc.e Blenheim. 
Nelsont seedy os..c cies: Wallaceburg. 
PohMmuachrany see cee. Thamesville 
Isaac Cowan..c... > fos Tilbury 
Rich. Macdonald ....... Sarnia. 
dete atiol 410 Gohan Coe teks Watford 
Wane doindsay.u.. soe. Florence. 
IND COL WaLllicwerems cc's Sombra. 
Joseph-Burney.....62... Forest. 
SOx PATCHING ocean wes Thedford. 
PIS aherera ets: tar eas Petrolea. 
Jno. A. Cummings...... Alvinston. 
eet Ra oa ee Seg Perth. 
RODE DULY owe cen et cats Perth. 
JASeeDATOUTe wo eee nae Lanark. 
HAWilsoneras pee ee Carleton Place. 


G. W. Patterson........ 
He eCou tele y ete ene one L 


Hide y GUNG! te, ean et ot 
Hee BiG Keyee ea asericss 
MOS POAKers «bist ee ee 
Michael Sweeney....... 
TOs VV EESOlig ae nea eoee 
WG Richards<...ce0 ce 
Poss ROCIO wench eke. 
TROPOBIOW ne Vere baue urs 
Eee UMass ore han 
Jas. P. Lawrence 
W.H. Love 


ceeerereoeeceee eve 


Smith’s Falls. 
Almonte. 


Brockville. 
Brockville. 
Prescott. 
Gananoque. 
Kemptville. 
Merrickyville. 
Delta. 
Frankville. 
Newboro. 
Westport. 
Athens. 
Spencerville 
North Augusta 
Mallorytown. 


30 REPORT OF No. 5 


ee 


List of Division Court Bailiffs, ete.—Continued. 


a 
County or District. ae F Bailiff. ' Post office address. 
as 
Or 
ZA 
Lennox and Addington .........cscceee 1 (CaniGrear ia ee Napanee 
2 H.o"AS Lewis: acct Bath 
3 RoH. Hawley 27.20. Dorland 
Bo SPO eae ie oe ae one Newburgh 
5 HoWe.Wagercwe. ote Enterprise 
6 Geo Watts cena Odessa 
i P. FE. Carscallen 2... Tamworth 
8 GeO, DedOrec see. oem Flinton 
9 A. Crankshaw .. .....-| Denbigh 
TTICOLT ee cn ee ee ae Cane neue ee it Waa) Andersons seme ce Niagara-on-the-Lake 
EO SS ak 2 | Frank Secord ...----+-- St. Catharines 
3 Av DarLateyaes sec eee Smithville 
4 JOS) Grobbiae steerer Beamsville 
5 H. C. Kelson...........-| Grimsby 
MahIGOULIN coc caiosites «ces an css «in eternal Dye ChosieGri i tives. cer Gore Bay 
2 John Ramesbottom ..... Little Current 
3 Di Payettevers vnc. aes Tehkummah. 
TACIOSCK Se wee ec cielo cles bse taiste c's 1 ROAnnetieee cece ee London 
ts PPO APNECNT cir etn onraca. Parkill 
3 ChaSaoDYOn veces ee Lucan 
4 Henry Eldidge ....... Delaware 
5 JRIMESH COl@e een es Glencoe 
6 Te Bee awkiie seen oe Strathroy 
ti GeonChittickve-.e sara. Dorchester Station 
Sigh cae iva eet etn cee ar ree g R.R. No. 5, London 
9 As ELAY OTEXG Gen eelstones London 
CY. rae Aes itp aS ao ae I oR ere Hy eS anders se fests ps Bracebridge 
Oe 1{ Wie MaSSGy ances Port Carling 
2 Chas. Richardson ...... Gravenhurst 
3 HAGetarnere.ess.4. ee Huntsville 
NIDISSINGiee cea ered ecetstae ecg ems Lape be Kinchee sen er ecg Sturgeon Falls 
» { Aime Jodouin 22. ....+ +. Mattawa 
Ba Karvoww oon oe eee Whitney 
3 J AWeSeWellv nce: North Bay 
ng CP ae Se Ae Seti eh mie cc So Bonfield 
EV EGLOEM Mire tac eee ais vc a tle a ee memes it Law te Barbere se ee Simcoe 
2 MSU Boughners:... 2: Waterford 
3 J HSeBoyces ee Venessa, R. R.:No. 3 
4 Welcterron se eee Courtland 
5 Chas-A> Vunkine 48 Vittoria 
6 Plewis Pierce. ........ Port Rowan 
7 RE SCrutonee ssc eee re Kinglake 
8 Gak Holden... Port Dover 
Northumberland and Durham.......... Lea Munday eres Bowmanville 
22) Jase Coleman. ane Newcastle 
3 Woe leiarcotrin. eee Port Hope 
4 George Wallace ........ Millbrook 
5 SJ BaMinitioses. se eee Cobourg, R.R. No. 4- 
6.) AJtCe Henantis secure | Grafton 
7 W intlisher ren | Colborne 
8 Jno. A. Marshal] ....... Brighton 
g William Love?.......3 Warkworth 
10). Hidise ee rere Wooler 
11 GaMcComb eee eee ee | Campbellford 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. ot 


List of Division Court Bailiffs, ete.—Continued. 


a 
County or District. uF Bailiff. Post office address. 
oF 
ZA 
BUEN oe ree ore cece co yc scars Sian sak fee Peshowels es ceneee das Brooklyn 
2 SHHeStevensona.....-. Brougham 
BOele) OSa DAIL eres tes cals Manchester 
AME ROM LOlNer cum. coe reds. ¢ Uxbridge 
5 Lachlin McBain........ Cannington 
Gee Wine DODSOne eer. ec ees Beaverton 
7 Geo. tho lias see a oes Brechin 
Oxford D tteaner otaret acta coc cons Wis caval te ws 1 Bel ielousOn ee ets se Woodstock 
2 AW es bUrgessa.. oe ie cite Drumbo 
Ded As MCKayaanerss c. Embro 
4 Arthur: Catton ee. tees Norwich 
5 JOUN HAVCOCK sacece ects Ingersoll 
6 TOSVA GELS ree voretr. pens Tillsonburg 
LB OSs DE Wal ee. ete ok Tavistock 
PEGEEVEOUDU etre ect k 6 ne Soe es: 3 eget ien LOle ee. oc tree Parry Sound 
am ee, ica Io Ae Saar tae McKellar 
3 WiieA LiKINSOlis ae hoes Rosseau 
Pers LOWY bees cee ce otha Burk’s Falls 
5 SS EVV AL LON een ree Magnetawan 
Ome NOs Ale eee ee hee Powassan 
Tee ono aWillouehby iw <6 Sundridge 
RC PMN eee ah Fae eid oid) odo olabenne 50% Lm Oe We Norton: 0.750. aa Brampton 
2 Wm. H. Rutledge...... Cooksville 
Ge RU OLCATLUUEL: ease Caledon 
4 ‘Chose barons.. > suc. Bolton 
EOLA pe gecunl rhe ie Wh i le a He, DW a HOLveS x oe cae. Stratford 
amee John. COppit.. «cc .o. ee. Mitchell 
Dea ne DULLINesS tence oo St. Mary’s 
dey tJnosS. Gabelics occ cess Shakespeare 
DmeGhase Welker. eee. Milverton 
GP WW OOUS aera eetts be es Listowel 
MIELETOCLOULI eae, coe cise ect wel wes ul Harold Laplante ....... Peterborough 
CRB amo LEWAT Lice cae. ses Norwood 
3 | *W. J. Hendron ..| Lakefield 
ENS ie Nr ce, Nese tone: Apsley 
5) EM G@AGaInG ees oe Havelock 
Omg ere era Keene 
Prescott and Russell, %.\<).2..'....<e.0. 1S We Wrightwess ee. L’Orignal 
Partie sDUGHESNCA Las seeks ce Vankleek 
3 Wea bDrosses tee. ce St. Eugene 
4 rita Weed Mitch dls geese Curran 
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Jonn \ Burgess. ... es. Williamstown 
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Chas. W. Kahala......; Avonmore 
Donald J. Robertson....| Maxville 
Cesravelley.2 soase | Sudbury 
DA Gronls ss ....| Chelmsford 
Jno. McLandress ....| Webbwood 
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INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


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Hawkesville 
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Thorold 

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Kramosa 
Fergus 
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Drayton 
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34 REPORT OF No. 5 


TABLE D. 


DIVISION COURTS, LIMITS OF THE RESPECTIVE DIVISIONS IN 
THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, AND JUDICIAL 
OFFICERS. 


ALGOMA. 


F. Stone, Judge, Sault Ste. Marie. 

Hall, J.J., Sault Ste. Marie. 

G. W. Goodwin, Crown Attorney and C.P., Sault Ste. Marie. 

1.—Bounded west by Thunder Bay District, 85th parallel of west longitude 
and east by Bar River, including all the islands in front. 

2.—Bounded west by Bar River and east by the westerly boundary of the Town- 
ships of Thessalon, Kirkwood, Bridgeland, Houghton and Otter, and by said 
boundary line of the said last five-named townships produced northerly. 

3.—Bounded west by the westerly boundary of the Townships of Thessalon, 
Kirkwood, Bridgeland, Houghton and Otter, and the boundary line of the last 
named five townships produced northerly to the northern boundary of the District, 
and on the east by a line produced northerly between the Townships of Bright 
and Thompson to the northern boundary of the District of Algoma. 

6.—Consisting of St. Joseph’s Island. 

7.—All the Territory of the District of Algoma lying east of the eastern 
boundary of the Third Division including the Village of Cutler and Johns Island. 


BRANT. 


A. D. Hardy, Judge, Brantford. 

A. J. Wilkes, C.C.A. and C.P., Brantford. 

1.—The City of Brantford and that part of the Township of Brantford not 
included in the other divisions hereinafter described. The Townships of Onondaga 
and Tuscarora and that part of the Township of Brantford lying south of the main 
road from Brantford to Hamilton and east of Fairchild’s Creek. 

2.—The Town of Paris and that part of South Dumfries west of the line 
between lots 18 and 19, and that part of the first concession of the Township of 
Brantford lying west of a continuation of the last-mentioned line. 

3.—The remainder of the Township of South Dumfries, and of the first con- 
cession of the Township of Brantford. 

4.—The ten northern concessions of the Township of Burford, and all that 
part of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th concessions of the Township of Brantford, west 
of the line ietteen lots numbers 10 and 11, and that ae of the Kerr tract west 
of the continuation of the last-mentioned line. 

5.—The Township of Oakland, the four southern concessions of the Township 
of Burford and lots numbers 1 to 5, inclusive, in the ranges east and west of the 
Mount Pleasant Road, in the Towachie of Brantford, SERRE ie the Township of 
Oakland. 


BRUCE. 
A. B. Klein, Judge, Walkerton. 


A.M. Greig, J.J., Walkerton. 
Thomas Dixon, C.C.A. and C.P., Walkerton. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 35 


1.—The Town of Walkerton and the Township of Carrick and the Township 
of Brant, south of the 12th concession, in the lots up to No. 26, and south of the 
10th concession, in lots 26 to 34 inclusive. 

2.—The Village of Teeswater, the Townships of Culross and Greenock south 
of the 12th concession. 

3.—The Town of Kincardine, the Township of Kincardine, lying south of 
the 10th concession. 

4.—The Village of Paisley, and that part of the Township of Brant lying 
north of the 11th concession and west of lot 26. That part of Greenock lying north 
of concession 11; lots 26 to 35, inclusive, in the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 
14th concessions of the Township of Bruce; and Saugeen, east of a line between 
lots 28 and 29, and south of the proportion of the town line between Arran and 
Fiderslie to the Saugeen River. All Elderslie lying west of the 25th side line and 
south of the 12th concession. And also that part lying north of concession 11 and 
west of lot 17. ) : 

5.—All of the Township of Amabel lying north of the 10th concession, Port 
Elgin and Southampton, and all Saugeen not in No. 4, Arran, west of the line 
between lots 10 and 11, north of Arran Lake and its outlet, and Amabel, south of 
concession 11, and west of concession C, and concessions 8, 9 and 10. 

6.—The Village of Tiverton and all the Township of Bruce, except that part 
included in No. 4, and all Kincardine north of the 9th concession. 

Y.—Tara and all Arran, not in No. 5, and all Elderslie, not in Nos. 4 and 12, 
and Amabel, south of the 8th concession and east of concession lettered C. 

8.—The Town of Wiarton, the Township of Albemarle and that part of Amabel 
not in Nos. 5 and 7. | 

9.—The Township of Huron. 

10.—The Townships of Eastnor, Lindsay, and St. Edmunds. 

11.—Lucknow and the Township of Kinloss. 


12.—Chesley and those parts of Brant and Elderslie not included in Nos. 1, 
4 and 7. 


CARLETON, 


D. B. McTavish, Judge, Ottawa. 

R. D. Gunn, J.J., Ottawa. 

J. A. Ritchie, C.C.A. and C.P., Ottawa. 

1.—Comprising all the City of Ottawa and the Township of Gloucester, to 
lot 15, inclusive, Rideau Front, and concessions 1 and 6, inclusive, Ottawa Front 
and the islands in the Ottawa River opposite thereto. 

2—The Township of Goulburn, the 8th, 9th, and 10th concessions of the 
Township of Marlborough, all the Township of Nepean south of the River Good- 
wood, and ‘the 4th, 5th, and 6th concessions thereof north of the same river to the 
boundary line between lots 20 and 21 in the last-mentioned concession. 

3.—The Township of Huntley and the Township of March, except lots 1 to 5, 
inclusive, in concession 1, 2, 3 and 4 thereof. 

4.—The Townships of Fitzroy and Torbolton. 

5.—The Township of North Gower, Long Island in the Rideau River, and 
Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th concessions of Marlborough. 

6.—The Township of Osgoode, the 6th, 7th, and 8th concessions Ottawa Front, 
and from lots 16 to 30, inclusive, of Rideau Front of the Township of Gloucester. 


36 | REPORT OF Nora 


?.—The Township of Nepean, except the City of Ottawa, and part of the said 
Township lying south of the River Goodwood and concessions 4, 5 and 6, north of 
the River Goodwood to the boundary between lots 20 and 21 in the said last-men- 
tioned concessions, and including also lots 1 to 5, inclusive, in concession 1, 2, 3 
and 4, in the Township of March. 


DUFFERIN. 


W. G. Fisher, Judge, Orangeville. 

J. L. Island, C.C.A. and C.P., Orangeville. 

1.—The Town of Orangeville, the Township of Hast Garafraxa and all that 
portion of the Township of Amaranth lying south of the southern boundary of lot 
No. 26, in each concession in the Township of Amaranth. 

2.—The Village of Shelburne, the Township of Melancthon, and all that por- 
“tion of the Township of Amaranth lying north of the southern boundary of lot 
number 26, in each concession of the ‘Township of Amaranth. 

3.—The Township of Mulmur. 

4.—The Township of Mono. 

5.—The Township of East Luther. 


ELGIN, 


C. W. Colter, Judge, St. Thomas. 

C. O. Z. Ermatinger, J.J., St. Thomas. 

A. McCrimmon, C.C.A. and C.P., St. Thomas. 

1.—The Townships of Bayham, Malahide and South Dorchester. 

2.—The Townships of Southwold and Yarmouth (except the City of St. 
Thomas). 

3.—The City of St. Thomas. 

4.—The Townships of Aldborough and Dunwich. 


ESSEX. 


J. O. Dromgole, Judge, Sandwich. 

G. Smith, J.J., Sandwich. 

J. H. Rodd, C.C.A. and C.P., Windsor. 

1.—Town of Sandwich and Township of West Sandwich. 

2.—Town of Amherstburg and the Townships of Malden and Anderdon. 

3.—The Village of Kingsville, and all that part of the Township of Gosfield 
not included in Division No. 8. 

4.—The Township of Colchester South, and all Colchester North, south of the 
9th concession, exclusive of the said concession, and the lots on both sides of 
Malden Road. 

5.—Township of Mersea and. Village of Leamington. 

6.—The Township of Rochester, the Village of Belle River, the first conces- 
sion of the Township of Maidstone, and all north of the Malden Road in the said 
Township of Maidstone. 

”%—Town of Windsor, the Town of Walkerville, and all of Sandwich East, north 
of the Talbot Street range. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 37 


8.—The Town of Essex, and all of the Township of Maidstone lying west of 
the first concession and south of the Malden Road; so much of Sandwich East as is 
south of Talbot Street, including the lots on both sides of said street to Nos. 306 
and 807; all of Colchester north of the 9th concession, including said concession 
and lots on both sides of Malden Road, and all that part of Gosfield lying north 
of concession 6, and extending as far east from the limits between Gosfield and 
Colchester as lots No. 12, including such lot in each concession north of concession 
6, inclusive. 

9.—The Townships of Tilbury West and Tilbury North. 

10.—The Township of Pelee. 


FRONTENAC, 


H. A. Lavell, Judge, Kingston. 

J. L. Whiting, C.C.A. and C.P., Kingston. 

1.—City of Kingston, ‘Township of Garden Island, Wolfe Island, Howe Island, 
and concessions 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Township of Pittsburg. 

2.—Cataraqui, the Township of Kingston and the Village of Portsmouth. 

3.—Loughboro’, the Townships of Loughboro’ and Bedford. 

4.—Verona, Townships of Portland and Hinchinbrooke. 

5.—Sudbury, the Township of Storrington and that part of the Township of 
Pittsburg not included in division No. 1. 

6.—The Townships of Olden, Oso, Barrie, Clarendon, Palmerston, Miller, 
Canonto, and South Canonto. 

%—The Township of Kennebec. 


GREY. 


C. T. Sutherland, Judge, Owen Sound. 

C. H. Widdifield, J.J., Owen Sound. 

T. H. Dyre, 0.C.A. and C.P., Owen Sound. 

1.—The Town of Owen Sound, the Village of Brooke and the Townships of 
Derby, Keppel, Sarawak and Sydenham. 

2.—The Town of Durham, the Township of Egremont, and those portions 
of the Townships of Bentinck, Normanby and Glenelg as follows:—That part of 
the Township of Bentinck lying east of the line between lots 30 and 31 in the Ist, 
znd and 3rd concessions south of the Durham Road, and in concessions 1, 2 and 3 
north of the Durham Road, and east of the line between lots 15 and 16 in conces- 
sions 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 14 and 15 thereof. That part of the Township 
of Normanby lying east of the line between lots 20 and 21, in the 4th, 5th, 6th, 
tth, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th concessions, 
and all of the Township of Glenelg, excepting that portion lying east of the line 
between lots 10 and 11 in the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th 
concessions thereof. 

3.—The Town of Meaford, the Township of St. Vincent, and that part of the 
Township of Euphrasia, lying west of the line between the 6th and 7th concessions 
and north of the line between lots 15 and 16. 

4.—The Township of Collingwood and the east half of the Township of 
Euphrasia, excepting that part thereof lying between the 4th and 5th concessions 
and south of the lots between 12 and 13, and east half of the Township of Osprey. 


38 ~ REPORT OF No. 5 


5.—The Township of Proton, the west half of the Township of Osprey, and 
those parts of the Township of Artemesia consisting of the ranges of lots lying 
parallel to the Toronto and Sydenham Road, and south of the line between lots 
130 and 131, and concessions 1, 2 and 3 south of the Durham Road, and 1, 2, 3, 
4.5 and 6 north of the said Durham Road, and those portions of concessions 7, 
8 and 9 lying east of the ranges of lots parallel with the Toronto and Sydenham 
Road, and those portions of concessions 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 lying east of the line 
between lots 30 and 31. 

6.—The Township of Sullivan and the ‘’ownship of Holland, excepting those 
portions of concessions 9, 10, 11 and 12 lying south of the line between lots 15 
and 16, and those portions of concessions 7 and 8 west of the ranges of lots lying 
parallel with the Toronto and Sydenham Road, and the ranges of lots lying parallel 
with the Toronto and Sydenham Road and south of the line between lots 50 and 51. 

%.—All the lots from 1 to 30, inclusive, in the three concessions south and 
the three concessions north of the Durham Road in the said Township of Bentinck, 
and all the lots from 1 to 15, inclusive, in the 12th concession, from the 4th to 
the 15th concessions, inclusive, of the said Township of Bentinck, and all the lots 
from 1 to 20, inclusive, in all the concessions from 4 to 18, inclusive, in the Town- 
ship of Normanby aforesaid. 

8.—All the lots from 51 to 130, inclusive, in all the concessions parallel to and 
being northeast and southwest of the Toronto and Sydenham Road, in the Town- 
ships of Artemesia, Glenelg and Holland aforesaid; all lots to the westward of the 
dividing line between lots 30 and 31, in all the concessions from 10 to 14, inclusive, 
and all the lots from 1 to 5 in the 7th, 8th and 9th concessions, inclusive, which he 
to the southwest of the third concession, southwest of the said Toronto and Syden- 
ham Road, in the said Township of Artemesia; all the lots from 1 to 15, inclusive, 
in concessions 5 and 6, and all the lots from 1 to 15, inclusive, in the concessions 
from 7 to 12, inclusive, in the Township of Euphrasia; all lots south of the allow- 
ance for road between lots 15 and 16, in the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th concessions, 
and from lots 25 to 30, inclusive, on the 7th concession, and lots 28, 29, and 30 in 
the 8th concession of the said Township of Holland; and all the lots lying east of 
allowance for road between lots 10 and 11 in all the concessions from 7 to 15, 
inclusive, in the Township of Glenelg. 


HALDIMAND. 


G. H. Hopkins, Judge, Cayuga. 

Harrison Arrell, C.C.A. and C.P., Cayuga. 

1.—Comprising the Township of Seneca, except the first and second concessions, 
the Young Tract, and the property of the late Richard Martin and the late Robert 
Weir; all of the Township of Oneida, except the first range north of the Cayuga 
line, the Dennis Tract, and the lots southerly of the said tract, and the Village of 
Caledonia. 

2.—Comprising the Township of North Cayuga, except that portion thereof 
lying northeast of the side line between lots 12 and 13, and 1st and 2nd concessions 
of the Township of Seneca, except that portion thereof lying northeast of the side 
line between lots 12 and 13, the Young Tract, and the lands of the late Robert 
Weir and Richard Martin, Hsquires, in the said Township of Seneca, the first range 
of Oneida north of the Cayuga line, also the Dennis Tract and river lots lying 
south, and the Townships of Rainham and South Cayuga. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. - 39 


3.—Comprising the Townships of Moulton, Sherbrooke and Dunn, and the 
Town of Dunnville. 

4.—Comprising the Township of Walpole, and the Village of Hagersville. 

5,—Comprising the Township of Canboro’, that portion of North Cayuga lying 
east of the side line between lots 12 and 13, and those parts of the Ist and 2nd 
concessions of the Township of Seneca lying northeast of the side line between 
lots 12 and 13. 


COUNTY OF HALIBURTON. 
(Annexed to Victoria for Judicial Purposes.) 


W. D. Swayze, Judge, Lindsay. 

H. McMillan, J.J. 

T. H. Stinson, C.P. and C.C.A., Lindsay. 

1.—The Townships of Glamorgan and Snowden, except that portion of both 
included in the third division, and all of the Townships of Snowden, Lutterworth, 
Minden, Anson, Stanhope, Hindon. 

2.—The Townships of Dysart, Guilford, Harburn, Dudley, Harcourt and 
Bruton, and that portion of Monmouth not included in the third division. 

3.—All the rest.of the territory comprising Township of Monmouth (except 
lots 1 and 19, inclusive) in 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th concessions; the south 
12 concessions of the Township of Glamorgan, and from lot 21, inclusive, to the 
eastern boundary in the south six concessions of Snowden. 

4.—The Townships of Shelbourne, McClintock, Livingstone, Lawrence, Night- 

ingale, Havelock, Eyre and Clyde. 


HALTON. 


J. W. Elliott, Judge, Milton. 

W. I. Dick, C.C.A. and C.P., Milton. 

1.—All the territory comprised in the new survey, of the Township of Trafalgar, 
and the first ten lots in concessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in the Township of Esquesing, 
and the first five lots in concessions 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 in the said township. 

2.—That part of the Township of Trafalgar known as the Old Survey. 

3.—All the rest of the territory comprised in concessions 8, 9, 10 and 11 in 
the Township of Esquesing not comprised in the first division. 

4,—All the rest of the territory comprised in concessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, 
Township of Esquesing. 

5.—The Township of Nassagaweya. 

6.—The Township of Nelson. 


HASTINGS. 


G. E. Deroche, Judge, Belleville. 

J. F. Wills, J.J., Belleville. 

Wm. Carnew, C.C.A. and C.P., Belleville. 

1.—The City of Belleville and the Township of Thurlow; also all that portion 
of the Township of Sidney lying south of the 8th concession and east of the line 
between lots 18 and 19. 


40 REPORT OF No. 5 


2.—The Townships of Wollaston, Limerick and Cashel, and the six northerly 
concessions of the Townships of Tudor and Grimsthorpe, and all those parts of the 
Township of Lake, in all the concessions thereof [ne north of lots 21 in said con- 
cessions, all in the County of Hastings. 

3.—The Township of Prendinaga, except that part called Deseronto. 

4.—The Township of Hungerford. 

5.—All that part of the Township of Sidney which lies to the north of the 7th 
concession, and all that part of the Township of Rawdon which lies to the south 
of the 9th concession, and that part of the Township of Huntingdon south of the 
6th concession. 

6.—The Township and Village of Madoc, the Township of Elzevir and al! 
that part of the Township of Huntingdon north of the 5th concession, and all 
of the Townships of Tudor and Grimsthorpe, except the northerly six concessions 
of each of the said townships. 

?7.—The Village of Deseronto. 

9.—The Town of Trenton, and all that part of the Township of Sidney lying 
south of the 8th concession and west of the line between lots 18 and 19. 

10.—The Township of Marmora, that part of the Township of Lake lying 
south of lots 22 in all the concessions thereof, and all that part of the Township 
of Rawdon which lies north of the 8th concession thereof. 

11.—The Townships of Herschell, Monteagle, Carlow, Bangor, Wicklow and 
McClure. 


12.—The Townships of Faraday, Dungannon and Mayo, and the Village of 
Bancroft. 


HURON. 


L. H. Dickson, Judge, Goderich. 

K. N. Lewis, J.J., Goderich. 

Chas. Seager, C. C. A. and C.P., Goderich. 

1.—Comprising the Town of Godunctt that part of the Township of Goderich 
to the north of the ‘Cut Line and the Huron Road until the same meets the road 
allowance between the 13th and 14th concessions, then back along the Huron Road 
to its junction with the Cut Line, then west by the road allowance between conces- 
sions 11 and 12 to the River Maitland, then along the River Maitland to Goderich, 
together with the Township of Colborne. 


2.—Comprising the Township of McKillop, the Town of Seaforth, and all that 
portion of the Township of Tuckersmith not included in the third division. 


3.—Comprising all that portion of the Township of Hullett south of the blind 
line between the 7th and 8th concessions, of the Township of Hullett, that part of 
the Township of Goderich not. included in Nos. 1 and 7, Ist, 2nd, 3rd and 4th con- 
cessions, Township of Stanley 1st and 2nd concessions, Township of Tuckersmith, 
L.R.S., north of lot 15, and that portion west of side road between lots 25 and 26, 
H.R.S., and Town of Clinton. 


4.—Comprising the Township of Grey, all of the Township of Morris east of 
side road between lots Nos. 10 and 11 (which is not included in No. 12) and the 
Village of Brussels. 

5.—Comprising the Townships of Usborne and the Village of Exeter. 


6.—Comprising the Townships of Ashfield and all West Wawanosh, except that 
portion east of Maitland River. 


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7.—Comprising the Township of Goderich, south of Cut Line and Huron Road 
until the same joins the road between the 12th and 14th concessions of the Town- 
ship of Goderich; thence along the said concessions until the same joins the River 
Bayfield, all Stanley not included in No. 3 and the Village of Bayfield. 

8.—Comprising the Village of Wingham, the Township of Turnbury, all that 
part of East Wawanosh not included in No. 12, and all of the Township of Morris 
not included in Nos. 4 and 12. 

9.—Comprising the Township of Howick and the Village of Wroxeter. 

10.—Comprising the Township of Hay. 

11.—Comprising the Township of Stephen. 

12.—Commencing at the northeast angle of the Township of Hullett, thence 
southerly along the easterly boundary of the said Township of Hullett to the blind 
line between the 7th and 8th concessions of said township, thence westerly along said 
line to the western boundary of the township, thence northerly along the westerly 
boundary of the township to the Maitland River at the southeastern corner of the 
Maitland Block, thence along the said river northerly till the western boundary of 
East Wawanosh is reached, thence northerly along said westerly boundary to the 
road running between the 6th and 7th concessions of said Township of Hast 
Wawanosh, thence easterly along said road to the easterly limit of said township, 
thence northerly along the gravel road to the road running between the 5th and 6th 
concessions of the. Township of Morris, thence easterly along said road to the line 
between lots 10 and 11, thence southerly along said line between the 6th and 7th 
concessions, thence easterly along said line to the line between lots 15 and 19, thence 
southerly to the boundary line between the Townships of Morris and Hullett, thence 
easterly to the place of beginning, including the Village of Blyth. 


DISTRICT OF KENORA. 


T. W. Chapple, Judge, Kenora. 
_J. F. MacGillivray, C. Atty. and C.P., Kenora. 

1.—Comprising all the portion of the said District of Kenora lying west of the 
Seventh Meridian Line, including the Towns of Kenora and Keewatin. 

2.—Comprising all that portion of the said District lying east of the eastern 
boundary of the Third Division, south of the northern boundaries of the Townships 
of Zealand and Hartman to the eastern boundary of the said District, including 
the Municipality of Ignace. 

3.—Comprising all that portion of the said District lying between the Seventh 
Meridian Line and a line drawn parallel with the western boundary of lot 10 in 
the Township of Zealand, and extending northward to the northern boundary of 
the said District and southward to the southern boundary thereof, including the 
Town of Dryden. 

4.—Comprising all that portion of the said Second Division, lying north of a 
line drawn eastward along the northern boundaries of the Township of Zealand 
and Hartman, to the eastern boundary of the said District of MKenora. 


KENT. 


Ward Stanworth, Judge, Chatham. 

J. J. Coughlin, J.J., Chatham. 

H. D. Smith, C.C.A. and C.P., Chatham. 

1.—The First Division to eee of the City of Chatham and that part of 
the Townships of Dover East and West to the south of the 12th and 13th concession 

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line of the Township of Dover East, and that part of the Township of Chatham 
south of the 12th and 13th concession line, and west of the side roads between lots 
12 and 13, from the first mentioned 12th and 13th concession line to the 5th and 
6th concession line, and all south of the said 5th and 6th concession line of said 
township; that part of the Township of Harwich north of 5th and 6th concession 
line, by the easterly boundary; that part of the Township of Raleigh north of the 
16th eoncession to the west side road between lots 12 and 13 north to the 6th and 
7th concession line, and all of the said township north of the said last-mentioned 
line, and that part of the Township of Tilbury Hast north of the 4th concession. 

2.—The Second Division to consist of that portion of Township of Howard 
south of the 2nd and 3rd. concession line by the eastern boundary (known as the 
Botany Road), and that part of the Township of Orford south of the 10th and 11th 
concession line of said township. 

3.—The Third Division to consist of all that part of the Gore of ‘Camden lying 
west of the 10th and 11th concession line, and that part of the Township of Camden 
lying west of the side line between lots 6 and 1; the Village of Dresden, and that 
part of the Township of Chatham north of the 5th and 6th concession line and east 
of the side roads between lots 12 and 13. 

4,—The Fourth Division to consist of that part of the ‘Township of Harwich 
south of the 5th concession of the eastern boundary, and south of the 3rd concession 
by the western boundary, and that part of Raleigh south of the 15th concession and 
east of the side road between lots 12 and 13 and the road to the shore through lot 
146 on the Talbot Road. 

5.—The Fifth Division to consist of the Village of Wallaceburg, the Gore of 
Chatham and that part of the Township of Chatham northwest of the 12th and 
13th concession line, and west of the said roads between lots 12 and 13, and that 
part of Dover lying north of the 12th and 13th concession side road. 

6.—The Sixth Division to consist of that part of the Township of Howard 
north of the Botany Road aforesaid, and that part of the Township of Oxford north 


of the 10th and 11th concession line, the Township of Rone, the Township of 


Bothwell, the Village of Thamesville, and that part of the Gore of Camden east of 
the 10th and 11th concession line, and that part of the Township of Camden east 
of the side line between lots 6 and 7. 

?7—The Seventh Division to consist of that part of Tilbury East south of the 
3rd concession, the Township of Romney, and that part of the Township of Raleigh 
south of the 6th and 7th concession line, and west of the side road between lots 12 
and 13, in the said township, and the road through lot 147 on Talbot Road. 


LAMBTON. 


D. F. Macwatt, Judge, Sarnia. 

A. E. Taylor, J.J., Sarnia. 

F. W. Willson, C.C.A. and C.P., Sarnia. 

1.—The City of Sarnia, the Townships of Sarnia and Moore, and the Villages 
of Point Edward and Cartwright. 


2.—The external boundaries of the Township of Warwick, including that 
portion of the Village of Arkona south of the township line. 

3.—The external boundaries of the Townships of Euphemia and Dawn. 

4.—The external boundaries of the Township of Sombra. 

5.—The external boundaries of the Township of Plympton. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 43 


6.—The external boundaries of the Township of Bosanquet, including that 
portion of the Village of Arkona north of the township line. 

8.—The external boundaries of the Township of Enniskillen. 

9.—The external boundaries of the Township of Brooke. 


LANARK. 


J. H. Scott, Judge, Perth. 
fee obaw, 0.0,A> and G.Ps-Perth, 


1.—The Town of Perth, and the Townships of Drummond, Bathurst, South 
Sherbrooke, Burgess North, and that part of the Township of Elmsley North, north 
of the Rideau River, within the County of Lanark, and west of lot No. 12 in each 
concession. 

2.—The Second Division to consist of the Village of Lanark, and the Town- 
_ ships of Lanark, Dalhousie, Darling, Lavant and North Sherbrooke. 

3.—The Third Division to consist of the Town of Carleton Place and the 
Township of Beckwith, and the first six lots in the first seven concessions of Town- 
ship of Ramsay. 

4.—The Township of Montague, the Town of Smith’s Falls, and that part of 
the Township of North Elmsley, from lot No. 1 to lot No. 12, in each concession, 
both inclusive, not within the limits of the Town of Smith’s Falls. 

5.—The Township of Pakenham, the Town of Almonte, and the Township of 
Ramsay, with the exception of the first six lots in the first seven concessions of the 
said township. 


LEEDS AND GRENVILBE. 


J. K. Dowsley, Judge, Brockville. 
HK. J. Reynolds, J.J., Brockville. 
M. M. Brown, C.C.A. and C.P., Brockville. 


1.—To consist of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th concessions and 
broken front of the Township of Elizabethtown, and the concession roads between 
them. | 

2.—To consist of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th concessions, and broken front 
and that part of the 6th, 7th and 8th concessions from the town line of Edwardsburg 
to lot No. 18, inclusive, of the Township of Augusta, and the concession roads 
between them. | 

3.—To consist of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th concessions and broken front 
of the Townships of Leeds and Lansdowne, respectively, and the concession roads 
between them. 

4.—To consist of the Township of South Gower, the Township of Oxford from 
the west side line of lots No. 11 in ali the concessions of the eastern boundary of 
the township, and the gore of land between South Gower, Oxford and Edwardsburg. 

5.—To consist of the Township of Wolford (except the 7th and 8th concessions 
and the allowances of roads within and between them) ; lots Nos. 1 to 10, inclusive, 
in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th concessions of the Township of Oxford, 
and allowances of roads within and between them. 


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6.—To consist of the Townships of Bastard and Burgess, and those parts of 
the Townships of Leeds and Lansdowne, on the north side of the rear of the 5th 
concession in each respectively. 

”.—To consist of the Townships of Kitley and Klmsley. 

8.—To consist of the Townships of North Crosby and South Crosby. 

9.—To consist of that part of the Townships of Escott and Yonge, in rear of 
the 4th concession of Yonge, and in rear of the 6th concession of Escott; that part 
of the Township of Elizabethtown, in rear of the 7th concession of and west of lot 
No. 18 in the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th concessions, and the allowances for roads 
embraced therein. 

10.—To consist of the Township of Edwardsburg. 

11.—To consist of that part of the Township of Augusta in rear of the Sth 
concession and west of lots No. 18 in the 6th, 7th and 8th concessions; the whole of 
the 9th and 10th concessions of the Township of Augusta; the Gore between the 
Townships of Oxford, Wolford and Augusta; that part of the Township of Eliza- 
bethtown in rear of the 7th concession, and east of the commons, between lots No. 
18 and 19 in the 8th, 9th and 10th concessions; the 7th and 8th concessions of the 
Township of Wolford; lots No. 1 to 10, inclusive, in the 9th and 10th concessions of 
the Township of Oxford; and the allowance for roads embraced therein. 

12.—To consist of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd and 4th concessions and broken front of 
the Township of Yonge; the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th concessions and broken 
front of the Township of Escott, and the allowances for roads embraced therein. 

The said Ist, 2nd and 12th divisions shall respectively embrace and com- 
prehend within their lines those portions of the River St. Lawrence and islands 
therein, within the exterior lines of which such portions of said river and islands 
would lie and be, if such exterior side lines were produced and extended in that 
direction to the utmost limits of the Province. 


LENNOX AND ADDINGTON. 


Jas. H. Madden, Judge, Napanee. 

U. M. Wilson, C.C.A. and C.P., Napanee. 

1.—The Town of Napanee, Township of Richmond, all that part of North 
Fredericksburg and Adolphustown lying north of Hay Bay, and all that part of 
North Fredericksburg lying north of Big Creek. 

*.—Comprises 1st concession of Ernestown, the Village of Bath, the Town- 
ship of Amherst Island, and the 2nd, 3rd and 4th concessions of the said Township 
of Ernestown, from the west limits thereof to the west limit of lot No. 21 in each 
concession. 

3.—Township of South Fredericksburg and all that part of North Fredericks- 
burg and Adolphustown not included in Division No. 1. 

4.—Ist, 2nd and 3rd concessions of the Township of Camden and the Village 
of Newburg. | 

5.—All that part of the Township of Camden not included in Division No. 4. 


6.—All that portion of the Township of Ernestown not included in the limits 
of Division No. 2. 


?.—Township of Sheffield. 
8.—Townships of Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham. 
9.—Townships of Abinger, Ashby and Denbigh. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 45 


LINCOLN. 


J. S. Campbell, Judge, St. Catharines. 

M. Brennan, C.C.A. and C.P., St. Catharines. 

1.—The Town and Township of Niagara. 

2.—The Township of Grantham (including the City of St. Catharines), the 
Villages of Merritton and Port Dalhousie and the Township of Louth. 

3.—The Townships of Caistor and Gainsborough and the 9th concession of the 
Township of Grimsby, including the 1st and 2nd ranges as part of the said con- 
cession. 

4.—The Village of Beamsville and the Township of Clinton. 

5.—The Village of Grimsby, the Township of North Grimsby, and the Town- 
ship of South Grimsby, except that portion included in the Third Division. 


DISTRICT OF MANITOULIN. 


C. E. Hewson, Judge, Gore Bay. 

W. F. McRae, C.A., and C.P., Gore Bay. 

1.—The Town of Gore Bay, the Townships of Gordon, Allan, Campbell, Mills, 
Burpee, Robinson, Dawson, The Islands, Barrie, Clapperton and the Duck Islands, 
and that part of the Township of Billings lying west of the road allowance between 
lots 15 and 16 in the several concessions thereof, and so much of the Township of 
Carnarvon as lies west of Lake Mindemoya and north of the line between the 6th 
and 7th concessions thereof, and Cockburn Island 

2.—The Town of Little Current, the Township of Howland and those parts of 
the Townships of Sheguindah and Bidwell lying north of the line between the 6th 
and 7th concessions of Sheguindah and the 4th and 7th concessions of the Township: 
of Bidwell, and the 6th and 7th concessions of the line between lots 17 and 18 in 
the Township of Billings, and the adjacent islands lying north and east of the said 
Townships, except the Clapperton Island. 

3.—Manitowaning, the Townships of Assiginack, Tehkummah and Sandfield, 
and those parts of the Township of Sheguindah lying south of the line between the 
4th and 5th concessions of the Township of Bidwell and 6th and 7th concessions’ 
of the Township of Billings to the line between lots 17 and 18 of said township, 
and the Township of Carnarvon, except so much of the same as lies west of Minde- 
moya Lake, and all the part of Manitoulin lying east of the Township of Assiginack, 
Manitowaning and South Bays and the islands adjacent thereto. 


MIDDLESEX. 


Talbot Macbeth, Judge, London. 

vac. Judd,..J.8., London. 

J. B. McKillop, C.C.A., and ‘C.P., London. 

1.—That part of the City of London lying to the west of Maitland Street with 
that portion of the Township of London lying south of the line between the 4th and 
5th concessions and west of the said street, produced northerly on a line in the same 
direction to the line between the said 4th and 5th concessions, and with that portion 
of the Township of Westminster lying west of the main road leading south from 
Clark’s Bridge, across the Thames, south to the line between the 1st and 2nd con- 
cessions, and westerly to the line between lots 42 and 43, and extending northerly to 
the River Thames, and also including the Village of London West. 


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2.—The Villages of Parkhill and Ailsa Craig, the ‘Townships of Hast Williams 
and West Williams, and that portion of the Township of Lobo lying north of the 
line between the 11th and 12th concessions, and east of the lines between lots Nos. 
12 and 13. 

3.—The Townships of McGillivray and Biddulph and the Village of Lucan.  _ 

4.—The Township of Delaware, with that portion of the Township of West- 
minster west of the line between lots 30 and 31 in the 2nd concession, then southerly 
on the line between lots 20 and 21 to the southerly limit of the township, including 
all west of said line, and also including all that portion of the front of said Township 
of Westminster lying west of the line between lots Nos. 42 and 43, not included in 
the first division, with that portion of the Township of Caradoc lying south of ‘the 
line between the 5th and 6th concessions to the River Thames, and with that portion 
of the Township of Lobo lying south of the line between the 6th and 7th concessions, 
to the River Thames. 

5.—The Township of Ekfrid and Mosa, including the Villages of Wardsville, 
Newbury and Glencoe. 

6.—Townships of Adelaide and Metcalfe, the Town of Strathroy, with that 
portion of the Township of Caradoc lying north of the line between the 3rd and 
4th concessions, with that portion of the Township of Lobo which lies north of 
the 6th concession and west of the line between lots 12 and 13 of the said township. 

%.—The Township of North Dorchester, north and south of the River Thames, 
that portion of the Township of West Nissouri which lies south of the line between 
lots 14 and 15, and with that portion of the Township of Westminster lying south 
of the line between the 1st and 2nd concessions and east of the line between lots 
30 and 31 in the 2nd concession and thence east of the line between lots 20 and 21, 
continued south to the southerly limit of the said Township of Westminster. 

8.—All that portion of the Township of London which lies north of the line 
between the 4th and 5th concessions, that portion of the Township of Lobo which 
lies north of the line between the 6th and 7th concessions, and east of the line 
between lots 12 and 13 to the line between the 11th and 12th concessions and with 
all that portion of the Township of West Nissouri which hes north of the line 
between lots 14 and 15. ‘ 

9.—All that part of the City of London lying east of Maitland Street; that 
part of the Township of London, lying south of the line between the 4th and 5th 
concessions and east to the said street, produced northerly or in a line in the same 
direction to the line between the said 4th and 5th concessions and that part of 
the Township of Westminster lying north of the line between the 1st and 2nd 
concessions, and east of the main road leading south from Clarke’s Bridie across the 
Thames. 


DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA. 


A. A. Mahaffy, Judge, Bracebridge. 

Thomas Johnson, C.A., and ‘C.P., Bracebridge. 

1.—The Town of Bracebridge, concessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, in 
the Townships of Stephenson, Brunel and Franklin, and concessions 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 
12 and 13, in the Townships of Muskoka and Draper, and the Townships of 
Macauley, Mclean, Ridout, Monck, Watt, Cardwell, Freeman, Gibson and Medora, 
including the Village of Port Carling. | 

2.—The Town of Gravenhurst, the Townships of Morrison, Ryde, Wood, 
Oakley and Baxter, and concessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the Townships cf Muskoka 
and Draper. 


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3.—The Town of Huntsville, the Townships of Stisted, Chaffey and Sinclair, 
and concessions 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 in the Townships of Stephenson, Brunel and 
Franklin. 
DISTRICT OF NIPISSING. 


Jos. A. Valin, Judge, North Bay. 

H. D. Leask, J.J., North Bay. 

T. E. McKee, C.A., and C.P., North Bay. 

1.—To be composed of all that part of the District which is situated west of the 
line between the Indian Reserve and the Township of Widdifield produced south to 
the boundary of the District, and north of the north-east angle of the Township of 
Gooderham, and south of the line marking the northern boundary of the said 
Township of Gooderham produced west to the boundary of the. District. 

2.—T'o be composed of so much of the District as lies east of the line com- 
mencing at the north-west angle of the Township of Poitras produced to the south- 
east angle of the Township of French; the Townships of Olrig and Mattawan, and 
all that part of the District situated east of the line between the Townships of 
Bonfield and Calvin, produced to the southerly boundary of the District. 

3.—To be composed of the Townships of Widdifield, Phelps, Ferris, Chisholm, 
Ballantyne, Wilkes, Biggar, Paxton, Butt, Devine, Hunter, McCraney, Finlayson, 
Peck, and all that part of the District situated west of a line drawn from the 
south-east angle of the Township of French, produced north to the Ottawa River, 
thence along the Ottawa River to the south-east angle of the Township of South 
Lorrain, thence west along the south boundary of South Lorrain to the east 
boundary of the Township of Cassels, thence north along the east boundary of the 
Township of Cassels, produced northerly to the northern boundary of the District, 
thence west along the northern boundary of the District to the western boundary 
thereof, thence southerly along the western boundary to the north-west angle of 
the Township of Pardo, thence east along. the north boundary of the Township of 
Pardo, produced to the north-east angle of the Township of Gooderham; thence 
southerly along the east boundary of the Township of Gooderham, and the said 
boundary forwarded to the waters of Lake Nipissing. 

5.—To be composed of the Townships of Bonfield and Boulter. 


NORFOLK. 


A. T. Boles, Judge, Simcoe. 

T. R. Slaght, C.C.A., and C.P., Simcoe. 

1.—The Town of Simcoe, the Gore of the Township of Woodhouse and all 
that part of said Township lying west of the side line between lots 5 and 6, to- 
gether with that part of the 4th, 5th and 6th concessions lying west of the said 
line between lots 12 and 13. 

2.—The Township of Townsend and the Village of Waterford. 

3.—The Township of Windham. 

4.—The Township of Middleton and the Village of Delhi. 

5.—The Township of 'Charlotteville. 

6.—The Townships of North Walsingham, South Walsingham and the Village 
of Port Rowan. 

%—The Township of Houghton. 

8.—The Village of Port Dover, and that part of the Township of Woodhouse 
not included in Division 1, viz.: all that part of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd concession 
lying east of the side line between lots 5 and 6, and that part of the 4th, 5th and 
6th concessions lying east of the said line, between lots 12 and 13 in said township. 


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NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM. 


H. A. Ward, Judge, Port Hope. 
G. M. Roger, J.J., Cobourg. 
W. F. Kerr, C.C.A. and C.P., Cobourg. 
1.—Townships of Cartwright and Darlington and the Town of Bowmanville. 
2.—Township of Clarke and Village of Newcastle. 
3.—'Township of Hope and Town of Port Hope. 
4.—Townships of Cavan, Manvers, South Monaghan and Village of Millbrook. 
5.—Township of Hamilton and 'Town of Cobourg. 
6.—Townships of Haldimand and Alnwick. 
7.—Township of Cramahe and Village of Colborne. 
8.—Township of Brighton and Village of Brighton. 
9.—Township of Percy and Village of Hastings. 
10.—Township of Murray. 
11.—Township of Seymour and Village of Campbellford. 


ONTARIO. 


T. A. MacGillivray, Judge, Whitby. 

R. Ruddy, J.J., Whitby. 

J. EH. Farewell, C.C.A. and C.P., Whitby. 

1.—Including the Townships of Whitby and Hast Whitby and the Towns of 
Whitby and Oshawa. 

2.—The Township of Pickering. 

3.—The Townships of Reach and Scugog and the Village of Port Perry. 

4.—The Townships of Uxbridge and Scott and the Town of Uxbridge. 

5.—The Township of Brock and the Village of Cannington. 

6.—The Township of Thorah and Village of Beaverton. 


rh 


i.—The Townships of Mara and Rama, including the Village of Brechin. 


OXFORD. 


J. G. Wallace, Judge, Woodstock. 

R. N. Ball, C.C.A., and C.P., Woodstock. 

1.—Comprising the City of Woodstock, the Township of East Oxford, and that 
part of the Township of East Zorra, lying south of the line between lots number 
twenty-five and twenty-six of the Township of Blandford, and’ that part of the 
Township of North Oxford lying east and north of the road between lots 16 and 
17 to the boundary of the Township line between North and West Oxford, and that 
part of the Township of West Oxford lying east of the road between lots 6 and 7 
to the boundary of the Township of East Oxford, and that part of the Township 
of Blandford lying south of the 10th concession. 


2.—Comprises the Township of Blenheim. 

3.-—Comprises the Township of East Nissouri and West Zorra and the Village 
of Embro. 

4.—Comprises the Townships of North Norwich and South Norwich and the 
Village of Norwich. 

5.—Comprises the Town of Ingersoll and that part of the Township of North 
Oxford lying west and south of the road between lots No. 16 and 17 of the Township 


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of West Oxford, and that part of the Township of West Oxford lying south of the 
road between lots 6 and 7 to the line between West Oxford and East Oxford, and 
those portions of the Township of Dereham being part of the 1st concession of the 
said Township of Dereham, west of the Middle Town Line. 

6.—Comprises the Town of Tillsonburg and that part of the Township of Dere- 
ham not included in the Fifth Division. 
: ?7.—Comprising the Village of Tavistock and that part of the Township of Hast 
Zorra, north of the road between lots 25 and 26, and that part of the Township of ~ 
Blandford lying north of the 10th concession of the said Township. 


DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND. 


F. R. Powell, Judge, Parry Sound. 
W. L. Haight, 'C.A. and C.P., Parry Sound. 


1.—The Town of Parry Sound and the Townships of Foley, McDougall, Cow- 
per and Carling, and all that portion of the district lying to the west of the east 
boundary of Carling, produced to the French River. 

2.—The Townships of McKellar, Ferguson, Hagerman, Croft, and all that 
portion of the district lying between the east boundary of Ferrie and the west 
boundary of Ferguson, produced to the French River. 

3.—The Townships of Humphrey, Christie, Monteith and Conger. 

4.—Townships of MeMurrich, Perry, Armour, Proudfoot and Bethune. 

5.—Townships of Spence, Chapman, Ryerson and Lount. 

~6.—That territory bounded on the west by the western boundaries of the 

Townships of Pringle and Patterson, and the western boundary of the Township 
of Patterson, produced to the French River and Lake Nipissing; on the east by the 
boundary of the District of Parry Sound, and on the south by the southern boun- 
daries of the Townships of Himsworth, Gurd and Pringle. 

?.—The Townships of Machar, Laurier, Strong and Joly. 


PHEL. 


B. F. Justin, Judge, Brampton. 
W. 8S. Morphy, C.C.A. and C.P., Brampton. 


1—Township of Brampton, Township of Chinguacousy and northern division 
of the Township of Toronto Gore. 

2.—Village of Streetsville, Township of Toronto and southern division of the 
Township of Toronto Gore. 
3.—Township of Caledon. 
4.—Village of Bolton, Township of Albion. 


PERTH. 


J. A. Barron, Judge, Stratford. 

G. G. McPherson, C.C.A., and C.P., Stratford. 

1.—To consist of all that part of the Township of North Easthope west of 
the line between lots 25 and 26, and south of the road between the 8th and 9th 
concessions, and all that part of the Township of South Easthope west of the side 
line between lots 25 and 26; all that part of the Townships of Downie and Gore 


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north and east of the concession line between the 10th and 11th concessions and 
the Oxford Road; and all the Township of Ellice from the 1st to 13th concession, 
inclusive. 

2.—To consist of all that part of the Township of Fullarton not included in 
Division No. 8, and the Townships of Hibbert and Logan. 

3.—T'o consist of that portion of the Township of Downie west of the Oxford 
Road, and south of the concession line between the 10th and 11th concessions; the 
Township of Blanshard; all that part of the Township of Fullarton comprising the 
13th and 14th concessions, and south of a road leading from Mitchell Road, between 
lots 24 and 25, east of lots 3 in the 10th concession; thence east along the line 
between the 10th and 11th concessions to the town line. 

4—To consist of that part of the Township of North Easthope east of the 
line between lots 25 and 26, and the north of the 8th concession, inclusive, with 
the 9th and 10th concessions; all that part of the Township of South Easthope not 
included in Division 1. 

5.—To consist of the Township of Mornington, and all that part of the Town- 
ship of Elma from lots 13 to 72, both numbers inclusive, of the 1st concession, and 
from lots 27 to 16, both numbers inclusive, in and from the 2nd to the 18th con- 
cession, both concessions inclusive, of the said Township of Elma; and concessions 
14, 15 and 16 of the Township of Ellice; and concessions 11, 12, 13 and 14 of the 
Township of North Easthope. 

6.—T'o consist of the Township of Wallace and all that part of the Township 
of Elma from the 1st concession to the 18th concession, both concessions inclusive, 
and comprising lots Nos. 1 to 52, both inclusive, of the 1st concession, and lots 
Nos. 1 to 26 inclusive, from the 2nd to the 18th concession, both concessions in- 


clusive. 


PETERBOROUGH. 


Ki. C. S. Huycke, Judge, Peterborough. 

G. W. Hatton, C.C.A., and C.P., Peterborough. 

1.—Shall comprise the City of Peterborough, the Townships of North Mona- 
ghan and Ennismore, all the Township of Smith lying south of the 7th concession, 
all that part of the Township of Otonabee lying west of the 8th concession and 
north of lots Nos. 21 and all that part of the Township of Douro lying south of 
lots numbered 11. , 

2.—Shall comprise the Village of Norwood, the Township of Asphodel, and 
all that part of the Township of Dummer lying east of the 5th concession and 
that part of the said Township of Dummer lying west of the 6th concession and 
south of lots numbered 11. 

3.—Shall comprise that part of the Township of Smith lying north of the 
6th concession, all that part of the Township of Douro lying north of lots num- 
bered 10, that part of the Township of Dummer lying west of the 6th conces- 
sion and north of lots numbered 10, the Township of Galway, the Township of 
Harvey and the Village of Lakefield. 

4.—Shall comprise the Townships of Anstruther, Burleigh, Cavendish and 
Chandos. . 

5.—Shall comprise the Townships of Belmont and Methuen and the Village 
of Havelock. 

6.—Shall comprise the Township of Otonabee, except that part thereof lying 
west of the 8th concession and north of lots numbered 21. 


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PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL. 


’ A. Constantineau, Judge, L’Orignal. 
CAG 0 Brian) J). <1; Orignal..; 
J. Maxwell, C.C.A., and C.P., L’Orignal. 


1.—Comprises the whole of the Township of Longueuil, the municipality of the 
Village of L’Orignal, and the Ist concession of the Township of Caledonia. 

2.—Comprising all that part of the Township of West Hawkesbury, extending 
from front of 3rd concession to the rear of the said township. 

3.—Comprises the whole of the Township of East Hawkesbury. 

4.—Comprising the Township of North Plantagenet, and that part of the 
Township of South Plantagenet lying north of the Nation River. 

5.—Comprising the whole of the Township of Cumberland. 

6.—Comprising the whole of the Township of Russell. 

?—Comprising the two front concessions of the Township of West Hawkes- 
bury, and the Municipality of Hawkesbury Village, within the same. 

8.—Comprising the Township of Caledonia (excepting the 1st concession of 
the said township), and also that portion of the Township of South Plantagenet 
lying south and east of the Nation. River. 

9.—Comprising the whole of the Township of Alfred. 

10.—Comprising the whole of the Township of Clarence. 

11.—Comprising the whole of the Township of Cambridge. 


PRINCE EDWARD. 


B. Northuipt, Judge, Picton. 
R. H. Hubbs, C.C.A., and C.P., Picton. 


1.—The Town of Picton, the 2nd and 3rd concessions of “Military Tract” 
from the west line of No. 13 eastward; Gore “G”; 1st and 2nd concessions north of 
the Carrying Place, 1st concession southeast of the Carrying Place, and 2nd con- 
cession north of Black River, including Gores “K” and “L” and McCan Gores, all 
in the Township of Hallowell; Block “I” in the concession north and east of Hast 
Lake, and Gore “B” in the Township of Athol, and 1st and 2nd concessions south 
of the Bay of Quinte, and Gore “A” in the Township of North Marysburg, and 1st 
concession southwest of Green Point to the end of Carman’s Point in Sophiasburg. 

2.—The Township of South Marysburg, and the Southern part of Athol, com- 
mencing at the outlet of East Lake, thence down to the head of the Lake, thence 
down to the base line between the 1st concession south and the 1st concession north 
of East Lake, till it strikes the township line of Hallowell, thence down said town- 
ship line till it strikes South Marysburg. 

3.—The Township of Sophiasburg, together with Big Island, excepting the 1st 
concession southwest of Green Point to the end of Carman’s Point. 

4.—A]l that part of the Township of Ameliasburg lying east of the line be- 
tween lots 86 and 8%, in the Ist, 2nd, 3rd and 4th concessions of said township, 
including Huff’s Island. 

5.—That part of the Township of Hillier not included in the 7th division, 
also the 1st and 2nd concessions north of West Lake, and west of lot No. 7% in the 
said concession, and that part of Irwin Gore lying north and west of lot No. 7 in the 
2nd concession and the west part of the 2nd concession produced west of lot No. 
%4 in that concession in the Township of Hallowell. 


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6.—Block (IV.) four, concession south side of West Lake, 1st concession 
“Military Tract,” 2nd and 3rd concessions of said tract west of Lots No. 138, in 
those concessions, “Gore E,” 1st and 2nd concessions north of West Lake, and east 
of lot No. 6 in those concessions; the Gerrow Gore and that part of Irwin Gore not 
included in Division No. 8, and all that part of the 2nd concession produced east of 
lot No. 75 in the Township of Hallowell. 

7.—All that part of the Township of Ameliasburg lying west of the line be- 
tween lots No. 86 and 87, in the Ist, 2nd, 3rd and 4th concessions of said township; 
all that part of the 4th and 5th concessions of the Township of Hiller west of the 
line between lots 86 and 87 and the 8rd concession west of the line between lots No. 
22 and 23, with that part of the 2nd. concession lying North of Pleasant Bay in the 
said Township of Hillier. 

8.—All the point lying east of the west line of Marshland’s Gore, the conces- 
sion lying North of Smith’s Bay and Waupoos Island in the Township of North 
Marysburg. 


DISTRICT OF RAINY RIVER. 


A. Maclennan, Judge, Fort Frances. 
N. L. Croome, C.C.A. and C.P., Fort Frances. 


1.—To comprise all that part of the said District lying east of the east 
boundaries of the Townships of Aylesworth, Lash, Carpenter, Kingsford and 
Fleming, and east of the east boundary of the said Township of Fleming produced 
north to the north boundary of the said District. 

2.—To comprise all that part of the said District lying west of Division No. 1 
and east of the east boundaries of the Townships of Morley, Morley Additional, 
Pattullo, Sifton and Dewart, and east of a line drawn north astronomically from 
the northeast angle of the said Township of Dewart to the north boundary of the 
said District. 

3.—T'o comprise all that part of the Said District lying west of Division No. 2. 


RENFREW. 


J. M. McNamara, Judge, Pembroke. 
Ivan McLean, J.J., Pembroke. 
J. H. Burritt, C.C.A., and C.P., Pembroke. 


1.—Comprising the Town of Pembroke, the Townships of Pembroke, Stafford, 
Alice, Petawawa, Buchan, Rolph, Wylie, McKay, Fraser, Herd, Clara and Maria, 
and all that part of the Township of Wilberforce from the 18th to the 25th con- 
cessions, both inclusive, and also those parts of the 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th con- 
cessions of the same Township of Wilberforce lying north of Snake River and east 
of Lake Dore. 

*.—Comprising all that part of the Township of Westmeath lying east and 
north of the Muskrat Lake and River, and all those parts of the Township of Ross, 
from the 5th to the 9th concessions, both inclusive, east of Muskrat Lake, and from 
the 7th to the 13th (of the other) concessions, both inclusive, of the said Township 
of Ross. 

3.—Comprising the Town of Renfrew and the Townships of Horton, Admas- 
ton, Bagot, Blythfield, Brougham and Matawachan, in the said County of Renfrew. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. ae 


4.—Comprising the Village of Arnprior and the Township of McNab. 

5.—Comprising the Townships of Grattan, Sebastopol, South Algoma, North 
Algoma, and all that part of the Township of Wilberforce, from the 1st to the 17th 
concessions, both inclusive, excepting those parts of the 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th 
concessions of said Township of Wilberforce lying north of Snake River and east of 
Lake Dore. 

6.—Comprising the Township of Bromley, and all that part of the Township 
of Westmeath west of Muskrat Lake, and all those parts of the Township of Ross, 
from the 1st to the 14th concessions, both inclusive, of the said Township of Ross. 

?.—Comprising the Townships of Brudenell, Radcliffe, Raglan, Lynedoch, 
Griffith, Hagarty, Sherwood, Jones, Richards and Burns. 


SIMCOE. 


G. N. Vance, Judge, Barrie. 
EK. A. Wismer, J.J., Barrie. 
J. R. Cotter, C.C.A., and C.P., Barrie. 


1.—Comprising the Town of Barrie, the Township of Vespra, except that por- 
tion lying west of the Nottawasaga River, and excepting also lots Nos. 38, 39 and 
40, in the 1st and 2nd concessions, and lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th 
and ‘th concessions respectively. That portion of the Township of Oro lying south 
of lots Nos. 21 in the 1st and 2nd concessions (including the ranges), and south of 
lots Nos. 13 in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th concessions respectively; that 
portion of the Township of Innisfil lying east of lots Nos. 5 in the 6th, 7th and 8th 
concessions, and that portion lying north of the 8th concession; that portion of the 
Township of Essa lying north of lots Nos. 19 in the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th 
concessions. 

2.—The Village of Bradford, the Township of West Gwillimbury, excepting 
thereout lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the 14th and 15th concessions; the Township 
of Innisfil, excepting that portion lying north of the 5th concession, and excepting 
also lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th concessions thereof. 

3.—The Township of Tecumseh, excepting concessions 12, 13, 14 and 15; the 
Township of Adjala, excepting that portion lying north of lot No. 25 in the 8th 
concession. thereof. 

4.—The Town of Collingwood, the Village of Stayner, that portion of the 
Township of Nottawasaga lying north of lot No. 18 in the 12th concession thereof ; 
that portion of the Township of Sunnidale lying north of the 8th concession; that 
portion of the Township of Floss lying west of the Nottawasaga River; the islands 
in Lake Huron contiguous to the Township of Nottawasaga. 

5.—The Township of Floss, except that portion lying west of the Nottawasaga 
River; the Township of Medonte, except that portion lying east of the 10th con- 
cession and north of lots Nos. 10 in the 9th and 10th concessions respectively ; that 
portion of the Township of Oro lying north of the southern boundaries of lots Nos. 
21 in the 1st and 2nd concessions, and north of the southern boundaries of lots Nos. 
13 in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th concessions respectively; lots Nos. 38, 39 
and 40 in the Ist and 8rd concessions, and lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 
6th and 7th concessions of the Township of Vespra. 

6.—The Town of Orillia, the Township of Orillia, southern division, the Town- 
ship of Orillia, northern division, except that portion lying north of lots Nos. 15 in 
the first seven concessions thereof; that portion of the Township of Oro lying east 
of the 8th concession; that portion of the Township of Medonte, being composed of 


54 REPORT OF No. 5 


lots Nos. 1 to 6 (both inclusive) in the 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th concessions; the 
islands in Lake Simcoe contiguous to the townships and portions of townships above 
described lying wholly or for the most part opposite thereto. 

%.—The Township of Nottawasaga, except that portion lying north of lot No. 
18 in the 12th concession thereof; the township of Sunnidale, except that portion 
lying north of the 8th concession; that portion of the Township of Vespra lying 
west of the Nottawasaga River; that portion of the Township of Essa lying north 
of lots 19 in the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th concessions; that portion of the 
Township of Tossorontio lying north of lots Nos. 20 in each of ‘the seven concessions 
thereof. . 

8.—The Township of Essa, except that portion lying north of lots Nos. 19 in 
each.of the eleven concessions thereof; the Township of Tossorontio, except that 
portion lying north of lots Nos. 20 in each of the seven concessions thereof; that 
portion of the Township of Innisfil, being composed of lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in 
the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th concessions; the 12th, 13th, 14th and 
15th concessions of the Township of Tecumseh; lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the 14th 
and 15th concessions of the Township of West Gwillimbury; that portion of the 
Township of Adjala lying north of lots Nos. 25 in the eight concessions thereof. 

9.—The Town of Penetanguishene and the Village of Midland, the Township 
of Tiny; that portion of the Township of Tay lying west of the 8th concession; the 
islands in Lake Huron contiguous to the Township of Tiny, and to that part of the 
Township of Tay, forming part of the 9th division, and lying wholly and for the 
most part opposite thereto. 

10.—The Township of ] Metenedeet. that portion of the Township of Orillia, 
northern division, lying north of lots Nos. 15, in the first seven concessions thereof ; 
that portion of the Township of Medonte lying north of lots Nos. 6, in the 11th, 
12th, 13th and 14th concessions, and that portion lying north of lots Nos. 10, in the 
9th and 10th concessions thereof; the Township of Tay, except that portion lying 
west of the 8th concession ; the island in Lake Huron, contiguous to that portion of 
the Township of Tay, neues part of the 10th division, and lying wholly or for 
the most part opposite thereto. 


Notr.—Hach of the said several divisions shall include all allowances for roads 
embraced within its external limits, and shall also extend to the centre of every 
allowance for road lying external and adjacent to every such division, excepting 
always where any such last-mentioned allowance is WA ilaaaks declared to belong 
to or form part of any particular division. 


STORMONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY. 


J. R. O'Reilly, Judge, Cornwall. 
J. W. Liddell, J.J., Cornwall. 
J. G. Harkness, C.C.A. and C.P., Cornwall. 


1.—Township of Charlottenburg, in the County of Glengarry. 
2.—Township of Lochiel, in the County of Glengarry. 
3.—Township of Cornwall, in the County of Stormont. 
4.—Township of Osnabruck, in the County of Stormont. 
5.—Township of Williamsburg, in the County of Dundas. 
6.—Township of Matilda, in the County of Dundas. 
%7.—Township of Mountain, in the County of Dundas. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 55 


8.—Township of Finch, in the County of Stormont. 
9.—Township of Lancaster, in the County of Glengarry. 
10.—Township of Winchester, in the County of Dundas. 
11.—Township of Roxborough, in the County of Stormont. 
12.—Township of Kenyon, in the County of Glengarry. 


SUDBURY. 


J. J. Kehoe, Judge, Sudbury. 
G. M. Miller, C.A. and C.P., Sudbury. (Acting.) 


1.—To comprise so much of the District not included in Division No. 4, as 
les east of a line commencing at the south-west angle of Township No. 82 pro- 
duced north to the north-west angle of the Township of Fairbank, thence east to 
the south-east angle of the Township of Rayside, thence north to the north-east 
angle of the Township of Kitchener, and so much of the District as lies north of 
the line drawn from the north-east angle of the Township of Kitchener, produced 
to the south-west angle of the Township of Botha, thence north to the north-west 
angle of said Township, and produced to the western boundary of the District, and 
all the territory lying east of a line produced north from the boundary of the 
District, between Townships Nos. 16 and 17 produced to the south-east angle of 
the Township of Shenango, thence west to the south-west angle of said Township, 
thence north to the boundary of the District. 

2.—Svo much of the District as lies south of a line produced easterly from the 
south-west angle of the Township of Forks to the north-west angle of the Township 
of Botha, thence to the southern boundary of said Township, thence east to the 
north-east angle of the Township of Kitchener, thence south to the south-east 
angle of the Township of Rayside, thence west to the boundary of the District. 

3.—So much of the District as lies west of a line produced north from the 
south-west angle of Township No. 82 to the north-west angle of the Township of 
Fairbank, thence west to the boundary of the said District. 

4.—So much of the District as lies east of a line between Townships of Allen 
and Bigwood produced north to the northern boundary of the District. 

5.—So much of the District as lies west of a line drawn from the north-east 
angle of the Township of Shenango and produced to the southern boundary of the 
District, excepting said ‘Township. 


DISTRICT OF TEMISKAMING. 


H. Hartman, Judge, Haileybury. 
F. L. Smiley, C.A. and C.P., Haileybury. - 


1.—To be composed of that portion of the District lying south of the north- 
erly boundary of the Townships of Klock, Barr, Firstbrook, and Bucke, and east of 
the line between the Townships of Van Nostrand and Klock, See southerly 
to the boundary of the District. 

2.—To be composed of the Townships of Cane, Henwood, ren Harley, 
Casey, Auld, Lundy, Hudson, Dymond, Harris, Hilliard and Brethour miseGhae 
the Town of New Liskeard. 

38.—So much of the District that hes north of the northern boundary of the 
Townships of Cane, Henwood, Kerns, Hilliard and Brethour and east of the 


56 REPORT OF No. 5 


boundary line between the Townships of Tudhope and Bryce, produced northerly 
to the north-west angle of the Township of Bernhardt, thence east to the boundary 
of the District. 

4.—So much of the District as lies south of the southerly boundary of the 
Township of Langmuir produced easterly to the north-west angle of the Township 
of Bernhardt and west of the line between the Townships of Maisonville and Bern- 
hardt, produced southerly to the southern boundary of the District. 

5.—So much of the District as lies west of a line produced north from the 
south-east angle of the Township of Geikie to the north-east angle of the Township - 
of Douglas, thence east to the south-east angle of the Township of Blackstock, 
thence north to the north-east angle of the Township of German, thence west to 
the north-west angle of said Township, thence north to the north-east angle of 
Evelyn, thence west along the northern boundary of said Township, thence north 
to the north-east angle of the Township of Duff, thence west’ to the boundary of 
the District. 

6.—So much of the District as lies north of the southern boundary of the 
Township of Kirkland produced east and west to the boundary of the District. 

?.—So much of the District as lies north of a line drawn from the south-west 
angle of the Township of Timmins to the eastern boundary of the District and east 
of a line produced north from the south-west angle of said Township to the north- 
west angle of the Township of Stock, thence west to the south-west angle of the 
Township of Dundonald, thence north to the north-west angle of said Township, 
thence west to the south-west angle of the Township of Little, thence north to the 
north-west angle of the Township of Mann. 


THUNDER BAY DISTRICT. 


H. H. O’Leary, Judge, Port Arthur. 
Jno. McKay, J.J., Port Arthur. 
W. F. Langworthy, C.A., and C.P., Port Arthur. 


1.—All that part of the district lying west of the meridian of 87 degrees of west 
longitude, to the meridian of the most easterly part of Hunter’s Island, excepting 
therefrom the Municipality of Neebing. 

3.—Comprising the Municipality of Neebing. 


VICTORIA. 


W, D. Swayze, Judge, Lindsay. 

H. McMillan, J.J., Lindsay. 

De HE Stinson, C.C.A.cand =CsP. andeay- 

1.—The first consists of the following townships and parts of townships, viz.: 
Of the 15th concession of the Township of Mariposa, and the Township of Eldon, 
except the ranges north and south of the Portage Road. 

2.—All the Township of Fenelon, except that portion lying east of the Scugog 
River, and south of Sturgeon Lake, and the Township of Somerville. 

3.—The Township of Verulam. 

4.—The Township of Emily. 

5.—The Town of Lindsay, Township of Ops, and that portion of the Town- 
ship of Fenelon, lying east of the Scugog River, and south of Sturgeon Lake. 

6.—The Township of Mariposa, except the 15th concession. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 57 


?%.—The Townships of Carden and Dalton, Laxton, Digby and Longford, and 
the Township of Bexley, and that portion of the Township of Eldon north of Por- 
tage Road, and the range south of Portage Road. 


WATERLOO. 


C. R. Hanning, Judge, Kitchener. 

W. M. Reade, J.J., Kitchener. 

D. 8. Bowlby, C.C.A., and C.P., Kitchener. 

1.—All that portion of the Township of Waterloo lying north of Blockline 
on the west side of the Grand River and that part of the upper block of said town- 
ship lying north of said township lying on the east side of the Grand River, north 
of lots Nos. 115, 109, 104, 86 and 95, to the Guelph Township line, including the 
Towns of Kitchener and Waterloo. 

2.—All that part of the Township of Waterloo lying south of the Blockline 
on the west side of the Grand River, and that part lying on the east side of the Grand 
River, south of the northern boundary of lots Nos. 115, 109, 104, 85 and 95, to the 
Guelph Township line, including the Villages of Preston and Hespeler. 

3.—All that portion of the Township of North Dumfries lying east of lot No. 
19 in the 7th concession, and running a course with eastern boundary of the said 
lot in a northerly direction up to the 12th concession; thence along the eastern 
boundary of lot No. 23, in the said 12th concession, to the township line, including 
the Town of Galt. 

4.—The Township of Wilmot, including the Village of New Hamburg. 

5.—The Township of Wellesley. 

6.—The Township of Woolwich. 

7.—All that part of the Township of North Dumfries lying west of the eastern 
boundary of said lot No. 19, in the 7th concession; thence along the eastern limits 
of the said lot No. 19, the same course thereof, in a northerly direction to the 15th 
concession ; thence along the westerly limit of lot No. 23, in the said 12th concession 
to the township line, including the Village of Ayr. 


VELLAND. 


L. B. C. Livingstone, Judge, Welland. 

T. D. Cowper, C.C.A., and C.P., Welland. 

1.—The Township of Crowland; that part of the Township of Thorold lying 
south of the lines between lots 178 and 195, running through to Pelham; that part 
of Pelham lying south of the 4th concession, and that part of Humberstone lying 
north of the concession line, between the 4th and 5th concessions, being the whole 
of the 15th concession and the Town of Welland. 

2.—The Township of Wainfleet. 

3.—The Township of Bertie, and those parts of the Township of Humberstone 
* not included in Nos. 1 and 6, and the Village of Fort Erie. 

4.—The Township of Willoughby, the Village of Chippawa, and that part of 
the Township of Stamford south of the line between lots 136 and 137; easterly 
from the westerly limit of the township to the southeast angle of lot No. 133; 
thence north on the line between lots Nos. 132 and 133, to the northern boundary 
of the township, including the towns of Clifton and Navy Island. 

5.—Those parts of the Township of Stamford, Thorold and Pelham not in- 
cluded in any other division, and the Town of Thorold. 


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6.—All the Township of Humberstone lying south of the 5th concession, and 
west of the side lines between lots Nos. 9 and 10, in the several other concessions 
thereof, and the Village of Port Colborne. 


WELLINGTON. 


L. M. Hayes, Judge, Guelph. 
A. Spotton, J.J., Guelph. 
A. H. Macdonald, C.C.A., and C.P., Guelph. 


1.—The Town and Township of Guelph. 

2.—The Township of Puslinch. 

3.—The Township of Hramosa. 

4.—The Township of Nichol, excepting the 11th and 12th concessions; the 
Municipality of Fergus; the first eight concessions of the Township of Garafraxa ; 
and lots 1 to 18, both inclusive, in concessions A and B of the Township of Peel; 
lots 18, 14, 15, 16. 17 and 18, in concessions 18 and 19, and lots 19, 20 and 21 in 
the 17th concession of the Township of Peel. 

5.—The Township of Erin. 

6.—The Township of Pilkington, and the 11th and 12th concessions of the 
Township of Nichol; the Municipality of the Village of Elora, and lots Nos. 19 
and upwards belonging to the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th 
concessions of Peel. 

%.—Concessions 1 to 16, inclusive, of the Township of Maryboro’ and conces- 
sions 1 to 16, inclusive, of the Township of Peel, except lots 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 
of those concessions in that township. 

8.—That part of the Township of Arthur south and southeast of lot 15, on 
the west side of the Owen Sound Road, in the Township of Arthur; that part of 
the Township of Luther from 1 to 16, both inclusive; and lots 1 to 12, both in- 
clusive, of the 17th and 18th concessions of the Township of Peel; lots 5 to 11, 
both inclusive, of the 19th concession of said Township of Peel; and lots 19 to 238, 
both inclusive, of concessions A and B of said Township of Peel. 

10.—The Township of Minto. 

11.—The Town of Mount Forest, and that part of the Township of Arthur 
north of lot 16, west of the Owen Sound Road; lot 17%, on the Owen Sound Road, 
and lot 13, east of the Owen Sound Road. 


WENTWORTH. 


C. G. Snider, Judge, Hamilton. 
J. G. Gauld, J.J., Hamilton. 
S. F. Washington, C.C.A., and C.P., Hamilton. 


1.—All that part of the Township of Barton lying east of the lines between 
lots 14 and 15, and all that part of Hamilton City east of Hughson street. 


2.—The whole of the Township of Flamboro’ West, the Town of Dundas, and 
the east half of the Township of Ancaster. 


3.—The whole of the Township of Flamboro’ East. 


4.—The whole of the Township of Beverly and the west half of the Township 
of Ancaster. 


5.—The whole of the Township of Saltfleet. 


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?7—The whole of the Township of Glanford. 

8.—The whole of the Township of Binbrook. 

9.—All that part of the Township of Barton lying west of the lines between 
lots 14 and 15, and that part of Hamilton City west of Hughson street. 


YORK. 


John Winchester, Judge, Toronto. 

KE. Coatsworth, J.J., Toronto. 

F. M. Morson, J.J., Toronto. 

J. H. Denton, J.J. 

R. H. Greer, C.C.A., Toronto. 

H. E. Irwin, C.P., Toronto. 

Toronto City—Crown Attorney, J. W. Seymour Corley. 


1.—The City of Toronto east of Yonge street, at date 14th September, 1875 
(i..e., Bloor, Sherbourne and Howard streets on the north, the Don on the east, 
down to Queen street, and south of Queen street as far as Lee avenue). 

2.—Concessions 5 to 11, inclusive, of the Township of Markham, and conces- 
sions 5 to 10, inclusive, of the Township of Whitchurch, from 1 to 10, inclusive, 
together with the Villages of Markham and Stouffville. 

_3.—Concessions 1 to 4, inclusive, of the Township of Markham, and con- 
cessions 1 to 4, inclusive, of the Township of Whitchurch, from lots 1 to 10, in- 
clusive, and concessions 1 to 3, inclusive, of the Township of Vaughan. 

4.—The Township of Whitchurch, from the line between lots 10 and 11 north- 
ward; and the Township of East Gwillimbury. 

5.—The Townships of Georgina and North Gwillimbury. 

6.—The Township of King and the incorporated Village of Aurora. 

7.—Concessions 4 to 11, inclusive, of the Township of Vaughan. 

8.—All that portion of the Township of York lying west of Yonge street, and 
the Township of Etobicoke. 

9.—Township of Scarboro’ and all that portion of the Township of York which 
lies east of Yonge street and the Village of Leslieville. 

10.—The City of Toronto, west of Yonge Street, at date of 10th September, 
1875 (i.e., Bloor street on the north and Dufferin street on the west). 


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13. 


14. 


REPORT OF 


DIVISION COURT TARIFF. 
Form I. 


1—CLERK’S FEES. 


. Receiving claim, numbering and entering in procedure book ........ 


(This item to apply to entering in the procedure books a transcript 
of judgment from another Court but not an entry made for the issue 
of a judgment summons.) 


. Issuing summons, with necessary notices and warnings thereon, or judg- 


ment summons (as provided in forms) in all. 
Where claim exceeds $10 and does not exceed $20 ............006- 
Where claim exceeds $20 and does not exceed $60 ................ 
Where claim exceeds $60 and does not exceed $100 .............2.85 
Where claim-exceeds$1 00ic fru. ot. hee ee ee ee ee ae ee 
(N.B.—In replevin and interpleader suits the value of goods to 
regulate the fee.) 


. Copy of summons, including all notices and warnings thereon ........ 
. Copy of claim (including particulars), when not furnished by plaintiff. . 
. Copy of set-off or counterclaim or notice of defence (including par- 


ticulars), when not furnished by defendants Jf... <6).Ui tees oe 
(Note——In either of the last two preceding items the fee may be 
taxed against the party ordered to pay costs.) 


. Receiving and entering bailiff’s return to any summons, writ or warrant 


issued under the seal of the Court (except summons to witness and 
return to summons or paper from another division) .............. 


+ Laking contesston of judgment wali: «te eee eo eet ee eee 


(This does not include affidavit and oath, chargeable under item 8.) 


. Every necessary affidavit, if actually prepared by the clerk, and adminis- 


tering: oath “to: the “deponenty 20 Se init ater traceae see eee ee 


. Furnishing duly certified copies of the summons and notices and papers 


with all proceedings, for purposes of appeal, as required by either 
party, per-folio, of:100 jrords ey weeny te eee ee 


‘Certificate’ therewith - ..<\.s:¢aa-sg shee otteen on Sete eee 
Certifying under seal of the Court and delivering to a judgment creditor 


a memorandum of the amount of judgment and costs against a judg- 
ment debtor, or garnishee, under The Creditor’s Relief Act, or for 
anyother’ purpose), i tee) vs feete ce fae ee ee ee 
Copies of papers, for which no fee is otherwise provided, necessarily 
required for service or transmission to the Judge, each .......... 
It exceeding’ two folios, per ionome sn nee cree ee 
Every notice of defence or admission entered, or other notice required 
to be given by the Clerk to any party to a cause or proceeding, includ- 
ing ‘mailing, but not postage. Wi sie enh ee ee 
Entering final judgment by Clerk, on special summons, where claim 
not disputed. 
Whiere-claim does not. exceed: $60... oy 5. 7 sere ee 
Where claim exceeds $60 


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1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


15. 


16. 


19. 
. Every order of reference, or order for = Genta made at tae 


23. 


24. 


25. 
26. 


27. 


28. 


. For every copy of subpcena required for service 
18. 


21. Transcript of judgment to another Division Court 
. Every writ of execution, warrant of attachment, or warrant of com- 


Entering every judgment rendered at the hearing, or final order made by 
the Judge. ' 

Were titO ce HOU EX CGO oO Vara tenses cli sodttastsl eles jeje «lo ele asesere ie e's 

RT) aT Le Ne ne ccc ctevek ete haste Oke retite Adnan! wo(ous bes, ood eiityninenine on see 


(Note.—This fee does not apply to any proceeding on judgment 
summons. ) 

(These fees will include the service of recording at the trial and 
afterwards entering in the procedure book the judgment, decree and 
order in its entirety, rendered or made at the trial. If a garnishee 
proceeding before judgment, these fees will be allowed for the judg- 
ment in respect to the primary debtor, and like fees for the adjudica- 
tion, whenever made, in respect to the garnishee.) 


evi COSTER ABO ARNE fh RA a 2 ee A Sar arr rE for 


(The subpoena may include any number of names therein and 
only one original subpeena shall be taxed, unless the Judge otherwise 
orders. ) 

Summons for jury (including copy for each juryman), when required 

HEEB ERAT Sy atta Pipe aes ey SAE Regt eo yr A PE on 
Calling.and returning jury ordered by the Judge ...........2...2.65. 
and every order requiring the signature of the Judge, and entering 
the same, including final order on judgment debtor’s examination. . 


(Any warning necessary with order forms part of the order.) 


oreo e eee er ee eee eee & 


mitment, and del Wening same to bailiff. 
Where sis COESRITO LECXEOCEULEDOU suse ae en ganein a Aarrate so ie nuleleveteait 2 
Where claim exceeds $60 and does not exceed $100 
PEM ER ULI peK CC Maas. Ui meres Mac Cents ie n't whee seals Sid afore aby ncvisicleferapets 
Renewal of every summons or writ of execution, when ordered by the 
judgment creditor, or warrant of commitment, when ordered by 
WERAWEEN GS Sa. ak eS iy ey Ga RONG Ee ans a So ae 
Every bond, when necessary, and prepared by the Clerk (including affi- 
Cant esOfUStluCatiom And sOrLCXCCULON \o otlrreate ceice cscs ee sae eto 
Transmitting transcript of judgment: or transmitting papers for service 
to another division; or to the Judge, on application to him, includ- 
ing necessary entries and mailing, but not including postage ...... 
Receiving papers from another division for service, entering the same, 
handing to the bailiff, receiving and entering his return and trans- 
mitting the same (if return made promptly, not otherwise) ...... 
Search by a person not a party to the suit or proceeding to be paid by 
POD Ue tee aT ce en Ciara ats he Masa gts Wrh ie atte Sele lp 
Search by a party to the suit or proceeding, where the suit or proceed- 
LEVEE UR VG NERO OMNTE, Gyno We BON, een aye Rea RR At a 7 nan See AEA RSP 


(No fee is chargeable for search to a party to the suit or proceed- 
ing, if the same is not over one year old.) 


Taxing costs, in defended suits, after judgment pronounced 


61 


50 
75 


20 


1 25 


62 


29. 


30. 
31. 


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10. 


REPORT OF 


No. 5 


Making out statement of costs in detail (including bailiff’s fees) at the 
request of any party: a0. c.g cic es sew sane peente e Warotes ae sneiemetenatats 
(Neither item 28 nor 29 applies to statement of costs endorsed 
on summons or copy to be served.) 
Taxing bailiff’s costs, under section 178 of the Division Courts Act ... 
Every necessary letter written to any party to any cause, matter or pro- 
ceeding in the! courte... 2a ie ORS eaeele rete cee ae ae 
(A letter shall not be considered Mees when a notice contains 
the same information. ) 


2.—BAILIFF’S FEES. 


. Service of summons issued under the seal of the Court, or Judge’s 


summons or order on each person, except summons to witness and 

summons to juryman: 
Where claim exceeds $10 and does not exceed $20 .................. 
Where claim exceeds $20 and does not exceed $60 .................. 
Where claim exceeds $60 and does not exceed $100 ................. 
Where claim’ exceeds “$100 (ow. tne eeetete sek ek ee eegs ee 
(In interpleader suits the value of the goods to regulate the fee.) 


. For every return as to service under item 1; attending at the clerk’s 


sottice and making the necessary alidavity. 42. et eens 


. Service of summons on witness or juryman, or service of notice ...... 
. Taking confession of judgment and attending to prove .............. 
. For calling parties and their witnesses at the sitting of the court in 


every defended case, and at the hearing of every judgment summons. 


. Enforcing every writ of execution or summons of replevin, or warrant 


of attachment or warrant against the body, each: 
Where claim does not exceed’ $20. )...5- jews cee eae ei a eee 
Where claim exceeds $20 and does not exceed $60 ................ 
Where» claim exceeds $60 40.2. - ue ee ee ee eee 
(Where goods replevied, the value of goods to regulate the amount 
of the fee. This fee does not include service of summons in replevin 
on defendant.) 
Fees under Creditor’s Relief AG (see section 188 of 10 Edw., cap. 32; 
and section 26 of R.S.O. cap. 48, 9 Edw. VII.) shall be taxed accord- 
ing to the tariff. 


. Every mile or fraction of a mile necessarily travelled to serve summons, 


or process, or other necessary papers, or in going to seize on a writ 
of execution, where money, paid on demand, or made on execution, 
or ‘case settled after seizure 022 en en tee iy ae nee 


. Mileage going to arrest under warrant, when arrest made, per mile or 


fraction. of <i mile” . ee eee 


. Mileage carrying delinquent to prison, including all expenses and assis- 


tance, per mile, or fraction ofa mile Woe.) se ee 
Every schedule of property seized, attached, or replevied, including affi- 
davit of appraisal, when necessary: 
Tixceeding $10 and not exceeding $20°/....... 20. css oe a 
Exceeding $207and not exceeding S60. fe). a. .arman ss vieaee ete 
exceeding $60 (i... 24. ec Pie ee ee ay ee nn ee 


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1918 INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 


11. Every bond, when necessary, when prepared by the bailiff, including 
BING VIL OIF USLINCA LION FANG LCXCCULION. iia: <1 <Pe y's vcs bcrs tacks 6 

12. Every notice of sale, not exceeding three, under execution, or under 
PLUACHINGD GeeRCAC MM com cla Cmiee's, sere PAINS os assy. rk lake pea al Gd bee 

13. Reasonable allowances and disbursements, necessarily incurred in the 
care and removal of property: 

(a) If a bailiff removes property seized, he is entitled to the necessary 
disbursements, in addition to the fees for seizure and mileage. 

(b) If he takes a bond, then to $1.00 instead of disbursements for 
removal of property. 

(c) If assistance is necessary in the seizure, or securing, or retaining 
of property, the bailiff is entitled to the disbursements for such 
assistance. 

(d) All charges for disbursements are to be submitted to the clerk for 
taxation, subject to appeal to the Judge. 

(e) The bailiff must in all cases endorse a memorandum of all his 
charges on the back of the execution, or state them on a separate 
slip of paper, so that the clerk may conveniently tax the bailiff’s 
charges for fees and disbursements. 

(f) The Clerk in all cases to sign the memorandum of his taxation 
and preserve it among the papers in the cause, together with the 
execution, for future reference, and thereby enable the clerk to certify 
the bailiff’s returns properly. 

14. If execution or process in attachment in the nature of execution be 
satisfied in whole or in part, after seizure and before sale, whether 
by action of the parties or otherwise, the bailiff shall be entitled to 
charge and receive 3 per cent. on the amount directed to be levied; 
or on the amount of the value of the property seized, whichever shall 
be the lesser amount. 

15. Poundage on executions, and on attachments in the nature of executions, 
5 per cent., exclusive of mileage for going to seize and sell, upon 
the amount realized from property necessarily sold. 


3.—FEES TO WITNESSES AND APPRAISERS. 


Allowances to Witness. 


Attendance, per diem, to witnesses within three miles of the place where the 
Courraie eld city Within” thexCOUDLY 1. | «ne eaten Heng aes ail he Rl 
Ame ILHOUL Se COILNT lest aula nts rine Nos ees. semen oe aes 

Attendance, if witness resides over three miles from the place of sittings 
ADE YELUMIE bho COMTILYS «Dols CLETIMag tae a eX e0 9 fie covet sare's wim as oa pe 

Attendance, if witness resides without the county and more than three 
Pees co eeDIscenOt STUN OS, “Per CIGIN Gol ssh payee «ara)seteceiacel (nas ini 

Barristers and solicitors, physicians and surgeons, engineers and veterinary 
surgeons, other than parties to the cause, when called upon to give 
evidence of any professional service rendered by them, or to give 
MrCeeas OTA CU MIIOIS SWet CLCTIY MO urs i ott ciein slo vi wets e\eWhnyyc gman 

(Note——Disbursements to surveyors, architects and professional 
witnesses, such as are entitled to specific fees, by statute, are to be 
‘taxed, as authorized by such statute. 


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If witnesses attend in one case only, they will be entitled to the full 
allowance. | 
If they attend in more than one case, they will be entitled to a pro- 
portional part in each case only.) 

The travelling expenses of witnesses, over three miles, shall be allowed 
according to the sums reasonably and actually paid, but in no case 
shall exceed 20 cents per mile, one way. 


FEES OF APPRAISERS. 


Fees to Appraisers of Goods, ectc., seized under Warrant of Attachment. 

To each appraiser, $1.00 per day, during the time actually employed in 
appraising goods—to be paid in the first instance by plaintiff and 
allowed as costs in the cause. 


FEES IN SUITS NOT EXCEEDING $10. 
(Section 48, D.C. Act.) 
Clerk. 


For all services, from entering action, or suing out a judgment or inter- 
pleader summons, up to and including the entering of final judg- 
ment, or final order on any such judgment or summons, in case the 
action. proceeds towmudgmenttorcinallorder Wi mn. a ctee een 

In case the action does not proceed to judgment or final order, the fees 
heretofore, or that may hereafter be payable, but not exceeding in 
the whole the said sum. 

For issuing writ of execution, warrant of attachment, or warrant for arrest 
of delinquent and entering the return thereto ...............005. 


Bailiff. 


For all services rendered in serving summons and making return, and any 
other service that may be necessary before the judgment is entered 
by the clerk or pronounced by the Judge, mileage excepted ...... 

For enforcing execution, schedule of property seized, or attached, bond 
where necessary, and all other necessary acts done by him, after 
seizure, mileage excepted, if money made or case settled, after levy 

(Necessary disbursements incurred in the care and removal of 
property shall be allowed to be first allowed by the clerk, subject 
to the approval of the Judge.) 


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RE POR | 


OF THE 


Inspector of Legal Offices 


ONTARIO 
Mall a 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO: 
Printed by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
1918 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS, 
Corner Queen & John Sts., 
Toronto. 


To His Honour Str JOHN STRATHEARN HeEnoprtieg, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., a Colonel 
in the Militia of Canada, etc., etc., 


Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontarvwo. 


May 11 PLEASE Your Honour: 


The undersigned begs respectfully to present to your Honour the Thirty-fifth 
Annual Report of the Inspector of Legal Offices for the year ending 31st day of 
December, 1917. 


LL Ba Lucas: 


Attorney-General. 
Toronto, February 27th, 1918. 


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REPORT 


OF THE 


Inspector of Legal Offices 


ONTARIO, 1917 


To His Honour Str JoHN STRaATHEARN HeEnprte, K.C.M.G., C.V.0., a Colonel 
in the Mihtia of Canada, etc., etc., 


Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 


Sir,—I have the honour to present the thirty-fifth Annual Report of the 
Inspector of Legal Offices upon the affairs of the Judicial Offices of the Province 
for the year ending December 31st, 1917. 

A list of officers appointed during the year, with the date of the publication 
of each appointment in the Ontario Gazette, will be found in Appendix “1.” to 
this Report. : 

SHERIFFS. 


By Section 41 of the Sheriffs’ Act, as enacted by 4 Geo. V, chapter 21, 
section 4, a Sheriff whose net income for the year does not exceed the sum of 
$1,500.00, may, on the report of the Inspector of Legal Offices, be paid out 
of the Consolidated Revenue Fund an amount sufficient to make up his income 
for the year to $1,500.00. 

Of the 48 County and District Sheriffs, 27 are entitled to payments under 
this Statute on their incomes for the year. 

Section 5 of The Public Officers’ Fees Act provides that every Sheriff may 
retain his net income up to $6,500.00, but shall pay to the Province 90 per cent. 
of the excess over that sum. During 191%, one Sheriff only came within the 
provisions of this enactment. Of those whose incomes for the year were less 
than $1,500.00 


the Income of 1 was under $500 00 
the Incomes of 3 were over 600 00 and under $700 00 


700 00 4 800 00 
~ oh 800 00 ye 900 00 
ig He 900 00 ce 1,000 00 


ye 1,000 00 = 1,100 00 
a 1,100 00 Re 1,200 00 
ae 1,200 00 ee 1,300 00 
iy 1,500 00 a 1,400 00 
uh 1,400 00 en 1,500 00 


The incomes of 12 Sheriffs were over $1,500.00, but under $2,000.00, as 
follows :— 


CO OO Do Ol Ee & DO 


4 had incomes over $1,500 00 and under $1,600 00 
ul 


se 1,600 00 a 1,700 00 
4 a hi 1,800 00 ye 1,900 00 
3 . * 1,900 00 ve 2.000 00 
The incomes of the remaining nine were :— 
$2,428 40 $4,371 13 
2,731 40 5,068 40 
2,769 12 5,973 03 
3,526 48 6,796.11 


4,178 00 


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6 REPORT OF No. 6 


When monies are received on a Writ of Execution an account in respect of 
such Writ should be opened immediately in the Fi. Fa. Cash Book, or as it is 
more frequently called “The Suitors’” Cash Book. This account should show 
all monies received and the dates when received, and all monies paid over, by the 
Sheriff with the dates of such payments, to such parties as are entitled to them. 
When all the proceedings in connection with the Writ are completed the account 
should be balanced, the last entry being the Sheriff's fees and poundage. Separate 
accounts should be kept for each Writ. 

The Fee Book should contain daily entries of all of the fees earned as well 
as those actually received, and also all sums disbursed for carrying on the work 
of the office. | 

Appendix “A” sets out in tabulated form the statistical returns of the 
Sheriffs for the year 1917. 


LoocaL MASTERS. 


The work of the Masters I found to have been generally well performed. 
The majority of the offices are held by the Judges of the County and District 
Courts. 

All are not as prompt as they should be in making their Annual Returns. 

In Appendix “B” is set out in tabulated form the statistical returns of the 
Local Masters for the year 1917 from which it will be seen that the business of 
the year was very light. 


Locat Reaistrars, Deputy ReEGistrars, DEPUTY CLERKS OF THE CROWN, 
County AND District CourT CLERKS. 


An examination of the suit papers showed a want of care on the part of 
some officers. In some instances the fylings were put away unstamped, and the 
praecipe for entering actions did not always have affixed thereto the proper 
law stamps. 

One officer had neglected to cancel stamps for searches made for the mer- 
cantile agencies, and another failed to pay over to the Treasurer the Jury Fees. 

Frequent complaints were made by the Registrar of the Court of Appeal 
that papers were being transmitted to his office instead of the Central Office, 
Osgoode Hall; and the Judgment Clerk has had to report the neglect of officers 
in not sending returns of their Judgments. Such neglect occasions much incon- 
venience and takes up unnecessarily the time of the Inspector. 

Appendix “C” is a return of the business of the High Court Division of 
the Supreme Court of Ontario in the offices of the Local ‘Registrars, Deputy 
Registrars, and Deputy Clerks of the Crown; while Appendix “D” is a return of 
the business in the offices of the Clerks of the County and District Courts for 
the year 1917. 


SURROGATE REGISTRARS. 


It is necessary to repeat the instructions given as to the proper practice, 
when it is desired to have the accounts of an estate passed on by the Surrogate 
_ Judge. An application to pass the accounts must first be prepared, and this, 
with the accounts duly verified by affidavit, must be fyled in the office of the 
Surrogate Registrar. The next step is to obtain from the Judge an appointment. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


2 


The date set by the Judge for the hearing, as stated in the appointment, should 
be given to the Surrogate Registrar, in order that he may attend and bring 
with him to the hearing the accounts and other papers fyled. After the passing, 
the appointment, proof of its service, accounts, and a duplicate of the order must 
be left with the Registrar. To the order are affixed the stamps required in those 
Counties in which the Surrogate Judges’ fees have been commuted. 

Attention must once more be directed to the circular letter of December 
21st, 1916, as published in my report for last year, some officers having failed 
to comply with the instructions therein given. 

Law stamps aggregating $257.50 had not been affixed to Surrogate papers, a 
most serious omission, for by Section 7 of The Law Stamps Act (R.S.0., Cap. 25) 
unstamped papers and the proceedings thereon are absolutely void, and Sections 
21 and 22 provide penalties for such neglect. 

Appendix “ E” gives in tabulated form the business of the Surrogate Courts 
for the year 1917. 


COUNTY AND District Crown ATTORNEYS AND CLERKS OF THE PEACE. 


These officers have not all been prompt in making returns of fines received 
for the Province. 

During the year I have had many letters from Police Magistrates and. others 
as to the disposition to be made by them of fines imposed under particular 
Statutes. Generally speaking all fines for offences under Dominion and Pro- 
vincial Statutes belong to the Province. See R.S.0., Cap. 99, and Section 1,036 
of the Criminal Code as amended by 8 and 9 Edward VII, Cap. 9. 

There are, of course, exceptions and Magistrates must familiarize themselves 
with the Statutes. 

All fines the property of the Province must be paid to the Crown Attorney 
to whom is given supervision of same. See Order-in-Council, September 30th, 
1915. To this also there are exceptions, notably in the case of the Ontario 
Temperance Act, which requires the Magistrate to pay to the Inspector of the 
District, fines thereunder belonging to the Province. It is the Crown Attorney’s 
duty to see that this is done. 


GENERAL REMARKS. 


It again becomes necessary to set out the material required to be fyled with 
the Registrar of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court before a case may 
be put on the list for hearing, as follows :— 

(1) Notice of the Appeal. 

(2) Five copies of the evidence, certified by the Official Reporter. 

(3) Five copies of the Judgment of the Lower Court. 

(4) Five copies of the Judge’s reasons, if any. 

(5) The record, or original pleadings, at the trial. 

(6) Exhibits, with a properly certified list of the same as produced at the trial. 

The correspondence of the Inspector’s office is increasing year by year. Much 
time would be saved and many unnecessary letters avoided if officers, especially 
Police Magistrates, would make their returns promptly and in proper form. 

The sums payable in respect of income for the year, under R.S.O., Chapter 
17, amounted to $40,890.13, as follows :— 

Local Registrars and Deputy Clerks of the Crown.......... $35, 229 o 


Crown Attorneys and Clerks of the Peace........cseeeecee-s ee 
RITE Pa Ll eee erent ne epee ei ige aichie e a cies he & Sates es cha ete Oe be ew nek 2,665 00 


8 REPORT: OF No. 6 


Appendix “F” is a statement of the fees and emoluments of the officers 
for the year ending December 31st, 1917, and of the sources from which they 
derive their income. 

In Appendix “G@” I have set the more important business of the High 
Court Division of the Supreme Court of Ontario, transacted at Toronto, during 
the year 1917, compiled from statements received from the officers at Osgoode 
Hall. | 

Appendix “H” shows the number of actions tried, or otherwise disposed 
of, by the Justices of the High Court Division, and of the Divisional Courts 
of the Appellate Division, of the Supreme Court of Ontario, and the disposition 
thereof, during the year 1917; while Appendix “J ” shows the Criminal business. 
of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Ontario at its sittings 
throughout the Province for the same period. 

Appendix “I” is a statement of the business transacted in the office of 
the Surrogate Clerk, at Osgoode Hall, for the year 1917. 

Appendix “K” shows in tabulated form the business of the Courts of 
General Sessions of the Peace, and of the County and District Court Judge’s 
Criminal Courts of the Province for the same period. 


IT have the honour to be, 
Sir, 
Your obedient servant, 


Jes. Me MALION, 


Inspector. 
Osgoode Hall, February 27th, 1918. 


APPENDICES 


10 


REPORT OF 


J ee CR aa 


No. 6 


APPENDIX A.—Containing in tabulated form Statistics as returne 


Number of subpoenas 


Number of! 2 nas 
writs of received for service iD-|nymber of\Number of| Total 
Counties or Districts. summons | __ orders for uther process 
received arrest. process. | received. 
‘for service; Crim‘nal Civil 
Cases. Cases. 
| 
s.c.|c.c./s.. $.0.|0.0 8.0270. C 45.0. GC. Cus: Osta 
a | 
APOUIA cere teen cere: vt e235 239 6| 26 aes che Pie 9 6). 39; eis 
Brantieeeaes. cons Rhea tie 18 48 mag 47 1 Leet cece kee 9 11 65) “V7 
HGNC e ote sa wiont as eee 520 12 Le 423) 20 eae eee 18 B1\. «0 oe 
Carletonsce a csce cles oe en 219 183 15 ot 6 Bita-da he We oes AT\- 28). ‘2872225 
Dulerin ee eee es ce ee ee Se ere | Big Fh Sonora nee een tees Ohana 5 3 
Kligine. 6... Lea eet See T0ie 26) ieee. Dire RN EAN 25 ee ran cm Le eee 11; 26 
TUSSER Or nt, oa wean esarerete 69 98 7 15 6 Uf US a eS a we, 14, 107; 128 
Frontenac... 2.2 .-.0ss ses GANS) 8 3 4 1 le oP a ey cate + 2) 25) aes 
GEE erste ce oreine gerative 23 19 2| Theiss b cvwini al ane oratoshsigteNepelis Mietetal eens 25 26 
Haldimand. ooerers sts a 9 ES eae BVA TO as 0 nis aetna etalk se ae cee Vii 
Haltonemciesec sects ute cae Ly RMIT Boar cree ber acta cc Pa ne 8 1 14 18 
TIASLINGS Merce sae os Hee 30' 44 12)" 2 4 1) LU core 2 7 49) 63 
Huron so... .: ee ede Lies 1 Dict ecee elders fe crete Leis 13; 25 
Kenora... i.e seces ere es 2 Lio | Dee echoed hella cde i ameaayne 2 2 4 5 
en Gentes sats cca + © ees 35, 50 i) 2 122 Lee a ae de Fant 6 7 57 79 
Lambton........ RPA Se" ‘ 12 10 De Ole 2. | LS eS ere ee 6 17) 330 
PADRAIG cosascceunectet 7 «18 1) Blele ates Deciree ei sare ite are sey ac eee we ane 8, 28 
Leeds and Grenville ..... 10} 22 te 2G) I Neste Races 1 3 1) 15; 44 
Lennox and Addington.... tite Pls eas Be oan Lea mee 1 112i 
PANCOIN ec ce ee eden ee a 35 49 Laid: 2| pt Pe eos oe eee 2 1 40) 65 
Manitoulin ......... 5 nk aes nage Verh ehiaee sien hoes erls gainer eee theses 1 
Middlesex oer eee. : 41 rig 6 28 5 ee LS eee 14; 10) “67) 115 
Muskoka..... ... eels é 7 9 Bl 1S St ee a ee a evake ene eee EPA 
Nipissing......... RSD Aas 6 17 2 Leh dae gale ee Me iene 3 2 11 2B 
Norfolk einnee cc cteta wee Wee Ah ned Role aes Diyala ewe ea sabato ameeaaaS She cats d| = 23 
Northumberland and | 
DNchainee nee ee He Pal Sie 20 Cae. 16; 1 Le aie | 4 PAWed el Ah 
Ontariovee hha ee aA 2 el 7 ee | Oe age cis cmeretiel win one 4 1 225i eet 
Oxford ease ce el. cc eae OV NA Tine ee 3 PaaS ns meee Age th 10 A Deas 
ParryiSound::.:1 ee ee 8| 624 6 5 TN ees Chaaiesp amen. Z 2 j Wi 31 
Peel ero esc RA e bea eran iE ake eee Bhavan Ligeti eee p Greed 18 
Pert  ee con he watts 14, 29 4 7 2 Zee eye 8 4 28; 42 
Peterborough ............ 13 26 2 Lov scodc lc dee alee crc aaa 7 3 22 44 
Prescott and Russell..... 4) 10 2 Bi Fo AO e ae Sl hoes ai meres I bgatee 7, «14 
Prince Edward........... 9 Glace be AN Fak 7 See ta ME ne yr ee ak ae 9 i 
Rainy River............. 14) 2 27 1 7 1 Lig ireeheee ot 6 1; 23) 36 
Renfrew.......... Apa ast 8 27 Bir, Splat: Lis Acree eee eg ee 2h Laan 
Simcdemers tee. soe ee 9 ) 7 LO Oe are aiiets Senta ce Thee 23 24 
Stormont, Dundas and 
GATEDGALLY eee cies ss o's os 9) 85 6 dhestews ees eller stele s 3 5} 18 48 
POUDUrVitee ver eros ca es 45) 172 Lime lk 11 Die oe ea ty cee 12) 15) 69) 316 
Temiskanring 00... 0.. 21 60 11 11 6 Di aro eee 6 11 44 87 
Thunder Bay....... .... 68 44 2| Deslattes alter coe tolen 19 4 89 BE 
WACLOTIC. 02s fe cere vet fas See 7 Qi rs rca oe ts ade aoa atc Bi eae Me arcane eae eee 7 g 
Waterloo : 27 46 8 3 Lierates 2 raw OB 5h 49) aeoo 
Welland aes v5 coe ree 41; 56) 24 i LARD a LY ree 5 2) > 73s 
PV GLIINGLON 2. s osc kc occ 19} 25 Linke QE Re atin Thrive 29} 25 
Wentworth..... ........ 111; 222 ASA Dag Wil Se mR erage 3 27] = 239! S15 tieooe 
OPC ite fees cc oe ee 51 OS ee 76 1 Lies: 21 25 6 77) 449 
IEGTONEO Mie ooisa le cases cee 759| 677) 27 14 48, 14 Zieh we 275) 129)1,111) 834 
FLOURIBM ee cree wee w ea 1,917'2, 488) 218) Foie G8 ed 7 27) 597) 360'2,856/3,911 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. del 


by the different Sheriffs for the year ending 31st December, 1917. 


Number of renewais of 
writs of execution 


Number of Estreats asmepeats Number of writs of against— 
persons served. received, ered execution received. 


Goods and Lands. 


wo OE | Eniee | Lee | CU. | Dal | CLC... | C.C; | D.C. | S.C. | oO | D.C. 
98 NES ik ga 1 an i ge Soa 122 86 17 28 16 17 Ole sent as 
60 LO obs wee Ties sie dts es 122 122 9 25 5 1 Chases oa 
30 GOR asses 1 122 122 4 26 10 2 Ae Pas 

485 ZOO e oie the'sinns 0a ss 219 122 80 171 27 33 AZ eerie 
5 Sioa emcee sees: 122 122 5 6 1 2 Bh ict 'tp thes 
23! Bale oes aes WARN em a 52 192 14 26 a baa A Bis aies 
190 UP ane eae 122 122 35 74 48 6 Cart eet 
52 Ee Sete haar sata ke 138 28 8 18 19 3 Lssiatew eins 
42 FA Sime ese, | MP anes 122 122 7 27 LU icirtasetanee ba aries = alles cect 
28 (os eo 122 218 3 10 2 I Ween 
14 22) Ren! Paige 122 98 7 11 Zleicte oats Liston 
153 Se ee Mr eee 122 122 9 30 7 12 Gite uate’, 
42 Ae ets ene kaa 122 122 ) 25 Titers slelagarsst ale sal ate tontrahave eat ate 
6 LA este elnaits vies cs > o 115 o7 12 13 2 7 Be Rea 
169 LOOM ores alle Sears 122 122 7 44 12 i 1 1 
53 (LO VSS ier sapeae 122 122 8 26 20 6 Uileeraane 
14 POM orcad aileastaiets 117 112 9 14 Blac once a ctlierete Seeye cdl ciate Settee 
38) tI rege | Mae a 122 218 1 19 2 NO Seems el reri 
18 Slee ee lece ctaere 122 98 3 4 We cesccortas Mncinoaseee ae sere en 
53 LO a eb ciel ee 122 122 13 31 | Fe ea UF An 

Baie Ga ss LFA Oh ection a re 61 61 2 Gis tiaathannniie as ohiace te sea ateont im seleteer 
102 I te ekg on a ea 183 122 29 74 20 3 Peds Pata eae 
11 BA VeFa ata telitslHalehols pats 122 122 6 13 4 Lire teens oleae oe 
16 Be ha aA, ie | eae ee 46 14 6 7a Bel anioe Sepa ane GRR | Shan Reale 

3 Oe A eh oe 122 122 4 !) Diane sisiorosil oe ace aa eileen, 
29 LOC ei eat 3 as 122 122 13 24 8 4 LOK. eo 
27 Peer ctaastall ote ceo 122 122 14 20 5 3 9} 1 
45 PR ah oe ee nas Ss 122 122 8 42 PA | RAP it Psa ae NN oh ol 
83 ssl Mneee | tae oe ane 122 61 5 18 7 2 Reto als 
27 BUA n trol cess sot s 122 122 12 18 2 3 dinitien aie 
44 PU alah Cr, 122 122 10 32 11 3 Bite Mok 
52 re Ag 122 122 13 1G Lili eariecedese | osm ete tcttanietennah 
18 2 ee des aio ecane 122 122 5 11 De Nainslerey casi ast s os heise oneiaeks 
13 fa Tan ine tare 122 ele erst oure te clautets oem eee Westenra snweetan 
36 fo aR EN Ae 122 122 Lif 22 ies alors (eisis lvoe. were tres lata SS he 
30 sl aon aes Ree ee 122 122 8 32 Dibsereuntice di RE ores 
19 Uy nd | 100 118 16 36 14 1 Lt eee 
79 a RS eye kee eee 110 98 6 28), Lgdielasais’ ta eastace aur ailieesatatettts 
64 OCR Nath a 122 98 8 80 a 1 7 a 
94 LL ot oy 2 123 98 Al 108 38 3 ie garere's 

168 GINS. face soos Dannie bk 137 135 30 87 33 36 GEIR ow sare 
D (; eae ares 8 98 98 10 16 9 1 Oasis) as 

101 Witt 2 Ria ae toe 20s 120 120 11 54 11 8 Sohne spheres 
125 ION Felice tg Fuad 122 122 15 77 14 i Upescege ss, 
3d 2S ea aero 122 122 17 24 Die oie ox Yh Gran el 
240 Od Oh stein 6s 1 183 244 30 11 29 17 Ao has 
Bia) 1, S86). 4 5's Bitnethat pees 372 45 68 17 10 Ghee oe 
1,813 966), 2... 3 all ha terp tote 380 568 77 166 LB eke 
dlp 7, 008)......5 9} 5,803) 5,796 805; 2,037 625 356 462) 2 


REPORT OF 


No. 6 


APPENDIX A.—Containing in tabulated form Statistics as returned by the 


Counties or Districts. 


Number of renewals of writs of 
execution against— 


Lands only. 


Goods 


only. 


Number of 
writs of 
possession 
received 


Number of 
writs Ca. Sa. 


C20 


D.G. 


S.C. 


CG. Ge 


ay, ete el 1 


C.C. 


vee 


eeeere eee eso ee) 


Leeds and Grenville.. 
Lennox and Acai 


Lincoln 


BOS 'S (6 \6, 19 O7S-.0)10).0) OL9. Iles oie sie ja) 's 
eoveorereee oe 
coerce eoee ence! 
e@eceeeetosee 
oeoeeeveere sen 


Nevfolke a 


eereeeeoeres ee 
eoeoereoeerere 
eocoee 20 06 


ceoereeereeere 


eee eeteeoe 


Prescott and Russell . 
Prince Edward........ 
Rainyehiver. ook... oc: 


Renfrew.... 


eoeerte eee 


Stormont, Dundas and 

Glengarry 
Sudbury.... 
Temiskaming 
Thunder Bay 


eeereecrtosee 


eor, ee eve ce 


eeoeeee eee 


WNCLODLAt ead eS ue x 


Waterloo 


mivelland st 2.2.5 ee. 
WV ELLINGTON esice cakte ce oe 


Wentworth 


BLOT ON Us siee cic sateen ns : 


Totals 


eeereereree er eee eG sere eoes 


} e1.6) 6? 81.61 76, (bibs 


see ee ee 


erat erm le) .e! ie. Wi ey Gryeile) er a, (ee NON re aie, ere 
eooseeee esc eee eee! peepee scve| 


Grey. Upkeat oira'e oveucleiea seis Hero eh ee | 


6) © Ope) 6 (0/816 678 (0:0: .@ Oc) se caus 2 


Oe Oe C6 16. 6 ia [0 OBO) OS ole 6 te 6 66 


16. a ti) 16104011648. Ole go 18 ete 6 


lke @ 07-6 «: «0 


oe ee ewe 


seeevr vee 


© (©. 0 (9° @ ¢.6 


eevee eve 


eeee eve 


eeee eee 


oer e ves 


eee e ere 


eecee eee 


eee er eee 


eevee eees 


ere oe ee 


eee ee ee 


eee ee ee 


oeee eee 


eoeer eee 


ee eevee 


@ (0 je o's) ee 


« os) 6 <a fe) o 


eer eee 


|e eee oe we 


eee ee re 


ee ee eee 


oeoeev eee 


oeeeeee 


eeoere ere 


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ee ee ewe 


leew eve eve 


eee er eee 


cere see 


ee ee eee 


eooeeeee 


eee eeveve 


ee ee eee 


oer er eee 


oerer eee 


ee eeereoe 


eevee ere 


oeee eve 


oe ere eee 


ee ee woe 
lee ee eee 
cere ree 
coerce eee 
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oo ee noe 


eee er eee 


eee e eve 


eree eee 


eevee eee 


ee ee eee 


cee ee ee 


eoeeeeee 


ee ee eee 


ore ee ee 


eeoeeevve 


eoeee eee 


er er eve! 


oe ere er ee 


eee er eee! 


eeeeeee 


oer ea eee 


eoeee eee 


oeeeeee 


eae ee eee 


eooe eee 


eoeee eee 


sees eros 


eeeoeoeree 


0 'G:.0) 0 © 6 est 


ee eoe eee 


oer e eee 


eeeeere 


eevee eee 


eeeeoee 


eeereeee 


eooe eee 


eeoeeeee 


eevee ee 


eooee eee 


eeeoeeve| 


eoeeeee 


eeoeer eee 


eee er eee 


Crea Ory 


ee ee eee 


on ee eee 


ee ee eee 


oer ete eee 


oe ee eee 


eooee eee 


eoee eve 


eoseeeve 


eevee eee 


oeeer eee 


ee eeee 


eeeeeee 


eeee eee 


eoeeeeee 


eoeee eee 


oor e eee 


eeeeeee 


oeoee eee 


oeeeeee 


eoeseeeve 


eereeeve 


eoeeer eee 


eoeee eee 


eoeoee eee 


eeeeeree 


eeeeeoee 


eevee eee 


oe ee eee 


eee wwe 


eeeeeree 


eoeee eee 


oer ee eee 


ooee eee 


eoeee eee 


eoeeeeee 


eee e eee 


eoeee eee 


eeeeeeve 


eecee eee 


eevee eee 


eevee eee 


oeeet eee 


eeoeer eee 


oer er eee 


eee e eee 


|; ee ee eee 


ee ee eee 


eevee eee 


eevee ee 


eee e eee 


see et eee 


eeoeeene 


oeeev eee 


eooeoe eee 


eoreeeere 


eeceeeee 


oeee eee 


eoeeevreevele 


ove e eee 


eeeeeeve 


eeoereeee 


aeee eee 


eoeoee eee 


eeceeoeee 


eoeee eee 


eoere eee 


eoeeeee 


eoeeeeoe 


eoereeee 


eoeeeeee 


eooee eee 


eeeeeere 


eeee eee 


eevee eee 


cee ee ee 


oor rere 


oeoee ese 


eeee ere 


eeoeese 
eoeeeee 
ee ee eee 
eee eeoe 
eeeeone 
see eeee 
eeoee eee 
oeoeeeees 
ee ee eee 
eo ee eee 
cere eae 
eee wees 


oo ee eee 


eee ewes 
eee eens 
ee 
ee ee eee 
sores 
ee ee eee 
er 
eee eres 
eo ee eee 
eee er ee 


ee ee eee 
ee ee eee 
eee eeeoe 
ee 
Ce 
ee ey 
eee ew eee 
coer eee 


oe ee eee 


ee ee eee 


cere eer eoe 


eee eee 
eee e see 
soe eevee 
ee) 'e:'8 #2 © 
eeoeeoeee 
oreo eee 
eoree eee 
eooe eee 
coeee eee 
eoee etre 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


different Sheriffs for the year ending 31st December, 1917 —Continued. 


Number of sales under writs 
of execution of 


Lands. 


Ss 


C.C. 


Seizures under 
writs of execution 
where no 
subsequent sale. 


| 
| 


Goods. 
SH Cae gtaee 
1 ] 
‘Dimers : 
ei 1 
er, eau 
Bik i 
i eee 
1 2 
Se 3 
a ] 
Bes Ss 2 
Si ae 
5 sgeenele ees 
] ] 
et ae 
ee as a 
ee 
“So as 
Lee ieee 
_ 2 
: Ape ae 
ere 1 
ae 3 
3| ] 
2| 3 
ee 
1 1 
ae 5 
Soa ae : 
34 52 


oe ee we 


eoerer ee 


ee oe oe 


ooeeeve 


eevee ee 


vee eee 


eee e eve 


csoee ere 


ee ee ee 


eevee ee 


eeeoe ee 


eeeoeee 


ee ee oe 


ye ee oe 


eeoee ee 


eoree ee 


oeee ee 


coe eee 


oo ee eoe 


eooee ee 


oe ee oe 


oeoee ee 


eee e ee 


oe re ee 


oe ee ee 


eoeoeees 


eee eee 


ee ee oe 


ooee ee 


oe ee ee 


eeee ee 


ee ee ee 


coe ee oe 


eee ere 


eeoeeee 


eooee ee 


eeere ee 


eevee ee 


coe eee 


ewer eve 


oe eevee 


eoeeeee 


oe ee ee 


ee er oe 


ee ee oe 


ere eee 


eocee ee 


ee ee ee 


oe eeee 


ee ee ee 


eooee ee 


eee eee 


ee ee oe 


eee eee 


oe ee ee 


eoeoee ee 


oeoe eee 


oe eeee 


eevee ee 


ee ee oe 


| 

iy 2 2 
een ee Oye es 
5 hi ee 

ise soee © 

2 11; 2| 

9 ANIME = cree 
[ard EB, 
hers ee 
ae Na RE Re 
Sdeayey eet 

Paes os 3| 1 
ee Ghai 
1 Wl Bee 

AY eo Ree 
Sects Gite eee 
6. 2 Re SAR 

mate ue Oe ea caer, 
jee ese een ae 

3 Bart ae 
mere ees 
3 LG Gees 

2 EL ehoe 

1 Pod ae a 

TAA pe 28 ei A 

5 Gite cur es 

2| di oeesies 

DIS in as er eS 

4 Serta 

q Oh s 
etree Ogee ee 
Sheet Viste ate 
ao 8 Did oneectwe 
5 LOPS Sous 

1 OMnags oe 

1 19h eek 

Dl omiede teak ote 

* Zale eae 

5 LAOS eas 

(a ere Dh ava’ 
2 Chee ae 

6 BT hkes wee 

7 SUEY or on 

115 343 5 


o 
ete 
Number of [Writs of exe-/4 | 
Attendances to} cutionon |m | §\4; 
seize where no | which money 8 os = 
goods found. realized, ena fs. “4 
c oO 1c 
Bons Ore 
ec 
a) bn 
~ 
a 
SC COs CCG D.C 2 33 
Henk bale 
m4 
| | ane 
1 eee See cs Pee OES 
ed eee 1 Sie aciy elie 
i Dinr ax bet Salo OL ay Silene 
be AS, yo) a 4], eT Rae eas 
2 Salat Ueligy AWA oa eee ki OP 
3 15| 16) 388 6 a Bi 
1 es Bi er NCA sae 
6 ds toler Gi toi eee 
ee oa Ce ee Mes Ly, 
ae Te oft We Vemeeneen 
ft 2 Eis 24 33 A eho 
hi ae Bie ks Oise a eure 
1 iL, A Bert ear Zits ore 
Ee Oe ote tesa ves 3 Sigest 1 4 
1 5 1 8 1 BE 2 
oo! 51 ie Bt LETRA soe 
ee Aaa Gg tee meer el 
Paes Cat A eae t Dita us Jed Nes 
nee 1 ey cdl ac ond ei 
aN Le ee ie Ieee 
Mee 5 Si aeoo Gene 5. 
re cea aa 3 Bint mee ietaeea 
LIE Soe ule Fe PME otis cl ee: 
4 The Sheds ober Lied Satie 
TAS See lO 2 iiss Uae 
ee | Lite NS pale pet sg 
6 5) Ye Dik try eteaccre eae 
BA ae 3 Yipee’ ees 1 
ate’ Loe 7 Lice eee 
ithaca Wee. stays tater 24 A Oe 2 1 
See eR es 1 Lie Pees 
3 3 Ota Line 3} 16 
ee, 1 Teat6 Lite ee 
3 8 a Olen aie 
Dy lag Roe Zily LZ ees a 3 
anne. 1 Toe 23 Lite 1 
5 1 Dirt ate ee 643 
4 DG OP On ee Len aed 2 
Pca se! blair ae gs 3 Zi see a ee twee 
D 16 AVSY ZR ice Care k Meee 
ates) 2 4) 19 ry week 6 
2 3 1 4 id Ne 
jes 11 21, 20 3 6 1 
7 ae Poze eA at AS bee 
5, eee 35| 128) 13; 34) 5 
65 169} 169) 635} 101) 137° 83 


14 


REPORT OF 


No. 6 


APPENDIX A.—Containing in tabulated form Statistics as returned by the 


= S Amount endorsed on Writs of Execution 
2 wt |2 (not renewals). 
w_.| Boo |S 
Qais | ci eo 
eS a Ole . 
3)" B)ae 
Counties or SS8\Ss| = For debt or damages. For costs taxed. 
Districts. SPP apd ae 
2218 | ao 
Au) > Bs 
5) at) © 
BA) wn le 
=n AO ON 
BSG \Bs) S.C. C.0. 5) 1Divy. Coens. O.0.°7 Divacs 
nm Sioeia & 
a” |. | 
$ Ce $- ic.) 43. ec; $c. $ ¢ $ice 
AIO eee a ] 5a 54,376 96} 9,751 75)1,603 65) 3,481 99) 616 27| 164 38 
BYADte es ccutec es Pipers oan 41,003 49| 7,581 98; 565 38; 942 13) 813 65 8 20 
Brucere waa ries a 2 4,075 15| 8,728 21| 907 34) 188 04) 447 93) 87 55 
Carleton wens cule a clic tails oes 251,148 59} 43,394 46/3,126 07| 3,352 97] 3,978 31) 186 57 
DUlerine 2 gee Gy Seite 2,525 72 827 88) 58 71| 115 42 49 95 7 01 
WO ginuete cs ices Lie 48,908 96: 9,685 23)1,208 35) 445 10} 695 47) 90 59 
Essex. chee! Ziee 116,033 95) 15,716 27/3,291 63) 3,404 23) 2,221 65) 209 06 
Frontenac Pei, 16,032 44; 5,269 01/2,091 08| 323 70} 981 63) 72 78 
Gevaert 6 oe che hance 17,637 42| 8,026.37) 828 48 00,57). | (S28 45) 02a eee 
Ha dimande tines dcme see oe 2,764 04) 3,540 63) 166 07; 293 58); 281 59} 17 20 
Halton. .. ecclerwsls+-+| 108,614 70). 2,326 08) 145/638) S18,85)) 2502) 1 eae 
Hastings........ Ps ih a rar 19,550 73) 24,474 18) 736 54; 471 88) 875 05) 119 32 
EIUPON eae cat c Cee eaten) Pe 11,374 55| “4,710 98| “748 38) 606 11)” "796 1G a e2sanS 
Kenoracrs esis in: 5| 2) 33,428 88 5,093 42) 181 59} -758 20) 508 35) 15 17 
CON Gees arc. ee Fy ie at ea 6,062 20) 13,782 74/1,888 81; 370 70) 1,488 24, 61 50 
RN LON aa cst cee oi totes 3,776 15} 8,702 39/2,333 05) 641 84} 920 03) 178 92 
Ban ark oceee ook ols lool ee a baeies 121,141 67| 4,749 66) 179 85 276 63) 370 44 14 51 
Leeds & Grenville Bae beac ots 3,358 35| 5,026 05} 213 70) 47 00|\- .746 10s Blasts 
Lennox & PAAaige: 
ton. 1 4,937 12}. 1°042.98); 169.10) - 857-15 DL dol clon 
Lincoln... Bee Ae ae OS ra .--| 18,390 48) 10,583 34/1,332 26) 195 05} 1,096 04; 986 97 
Manitou li, 5 sitet tee eas ore | 2,380 29 LL GoLite e 114,38). 180 °33)o eee 
MG GIESEXH scree Loree ar 65,424 46) 19,882 65|2,049 79) 1,814 51; 1,963 04) 211 90 
Miuskokase ce. cles ciel 6,450 80; 2,394 94, 391 72 92 60 311 03 51 09 
Nipissing........ PEERS Boe Be2G LO Lima cel Oto. eee 1,204 36) 589 09). 7 ues 
Norio kine cies.) oe a eal eee 31,162 72) ~3,186 38} 766 26) 125 20). 190 Sbhieeeabee 
Northumberland 
and Durham... Bot 68,050 94] 10,425 52} 580 06) 28118} 73110) 17 77 
Onterionescs <tc oe ee 13,494 27; 5,329 33) 538 06; 444 07} 500 70) 51 68 
ORF Or Ais arrestee eet a ert eee .| 58,145 19) 11,557 23)1,957 90) 569 34) 1,416 75} 96 03 
Parry Sound.....!. SL) eek 62,496 74, 5,395 39) 879 64 337 42) 487 19) 95 24 
| Bd rok hi Se an a PA oe aes 38,887 43) 5,976 47; 349 58 26675) 504 45) 15 57 
metbie cece eae Leal eres 46,443 94) 6,051 82)1,102 63) 1,382 23} 25159] 59 58 
Peterborough .<..|..% ie. 1; 15,388 60} 6,069 57|1,181 27, 349 75) 445 16) 71 65 
Prescott &Russell)....)..../.... 27,635 82|,°3,257 57| 229, 15) 1,434 59) 201 47), 13°77 
TAD CESING WATE cook alcsccs to ap eee ae eee A956 that 61. O0)2 tis woe 108 74 5 11 
BalnvARivVelos gaciamahsces 1} 35,099 08} 7,803 37| 673.18; 990 61) 348 72! 37 89 
Hen frewerr ge. rca teas .--| 58,004 80! 6,386 99| 675.54; 249 35) 693 98) 18 68 
Bunche tr Oe ol eat Gee aeate | 64,066 71) 11,659 40/2,006 22) 1,064 26) 1,040 20} 198 64 
Stormont, Dundas | 
and Glengarry.|....|.. L 36,804 41) 6,694 00/2,827 82 431 78 887 27) 132 89 
Sudburvyict ¢s oe cs 4'....|.06.| 105,370 86), 24,568 72; 3861, 43] 1, 753,55), 2,862 83)” “$8550 
Temiskaming.... ZAI a WA Deiat 58,152 68) 27,242 01/4, 830 85! 7,560 13] 3,971 34) 543 40 
Thunder Bay.. . Lee: 5! 164,086 19) 30,412 85/2,734 61) 2,795 45) 2,625 91) 284 13 
WACLOL Att ere ts ehatenkl atias les Me 6,038 36) 3,282 48} 997 45) 137 47; 309 89) 15 22 
WVALETIO“?.. ios eel ss: aa a 15,035 57) 18,169 07/1,386 50) 1,422 07) 1,389 89), 56 11 
Welland......... Lice 57,084 66), 35,1386 32)2..069 78) 15720 03) 1, 917-42) eee 
Wellington...:.../-.. see 99,642 72) 6,382 65) 942 14, 778 79| 929 87), 7917 
Wentworth....... de 140,812 92) 32,584 81|2,716 80) 3,327 45) 3,532 21] 200 33 
UT erate ere tee tees tavern ¢ 222,486 62) 33,008 32)1,849 89) 5,026 08! 2,261 02) 110 10 
POTOULOM ere eect ohue he sa aleee as 1,500,319 73'167,997 08|7,579 20/28,074 16/18,971 99) 615 05 
Totalars. sc. 23! 36! = 14'3,879,319 13'719,223 59'64,040 17'80,937 65'77,222 18'4,494 19 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


15 


different Sheriffs for the year ending 31st December, 1917.—Concluded. 


Amounts realized under writs of execution 
from sales of 


Amount received for fines, 


Amount received (not fees) 
under Fi. Fas. without 
sale, goods and lands. 


Goods. Lands. eo 
— 
* o 
wD f 
: ; 2 g 3 
5, 
3S 
S.C. C207) be DiveGe a ee. C.C. Divz0, 3 S.C. CaGn Div. C. 
$2 c. SOC CoemCs aad Mee alte nee Cah hs LCs Ir: > See es ha Rae S.C; 
DLL Ge LPS Boe ieee yc aed (ge, canton ital ce RU ge a 2,212 22| 1,045 03) 263 34 
PeOOI ee oe peta es NA apices Mrs eae ot earl UOC ence nee 2,384 31 85 00 
eee DSL i arikon slaseks caelenen vas: PAS RAT AC besa, io | He OP Pn 638 06 50 04 
ae IMO NAc eee ee ee roe eck tae tie Lf USt Sol, oso2L Th . LoL-95 
A Se ae ae RUE ee ie tol A eu Sk fete ce nle kates hes 1,180 80}. 2,794 54; 110 90 
JES oh GE ile a ee eal are grand irae a eee ah ro el (are 15,718 70) 5,502 46) 6438 42 
aed epee hea aa Re AR tA SO re ee a Pe250eG0ie LaicoWle 271.38 
ts. 20,0"e ad eee ee ee ar ieee a lou ade wl aeiae Sebo terete aL, DOO DT. .xees get 
a Re Demi ser a Mt ree eee We Soe POS sassy ail x main Mee fe > Loel SUS Ole wate eae 
CES) (ED aye ee Riese gti aorta |e OE at agen re Da Iga20 03 eae ibe kote oe 
ES SUES 27S) A (Re aa We pee 12D eo tol OO as as 1,145 00 756-39; 110 39 
SE ett i ME oe ON oe oats bile Saw aes POUUROO eee orteeGdy (e500 bs SUL a asc cate 
‘aes WAGE On Soe em OUD LO0Ke cee tnihnos sa vah. Siete eos 266 98 505 82's cee 
ee SYM ee cere en Ie ee eon ee tay re ete ane ae Dey: OU) 530200! C184 Uliewe ee 
| re eae es ieee eer ay erat ces ct LOO ON. 5s meres. | Ok, OIL 40). een, a 
oe cachet Spare Bll Re RE Dal i SO COR gore A 726 05 Bab 8 LO) ethers 
| uta See a ene errs PLUS O0 terrae ele on. sem At ge hated Geta cle obs Loos Uae: fa wimens 
Laat eee aes PA A Te er ere ot TOO Ue eat ee is See pm tneeintte ete « Sal Uikeoee cere ae 
. Soaks Ee ae Ce eee eee a cee teers th OAOLS SOL . 1 096.36). \f40V08 
SAA eee NL cts AAT eel en need cecal era (a RR Ge Pa | (Udinese a a 
BL PDO. sks obs Cle cake ws PUM teem Aree 200 00} . 2,688 48) 38,620 88) 545 97 
TES SAS STS Ep A Aca Oe ar aN rae oe ae 135 00 dS) Se ce 
. ee an Le oe Er otek hl eau oe inate eras tee CUO! 25 STL OUI Ee oie ana 76 25 
_ yee Pea Meets tits oie os oheisd werner ea punt. s 36 20 500 59 LES Lens 
fee O12, 058 98) Foye oe E65 L021 oo CO aca Sacer ets oo. 3,065 01{ 2,492 02} 9238 74 
Re re ee eI Corina a hy teen aS aes aes GIS UREA Wt is tn ely OT LCE errs comet 
eee Nile, rie | ies cic c foe ee he ae ees Ehad gee ees 553. 70 GIS DO A ts ee oe 
SHU Mary fee cS bees. alec BUG OOhrs b ees 85 G0 2 00) 1,269 71) 2,464 63) 403 29 
te. % Serre nee eee ree me? t OO me ike ie tok ace leas bee Lene oe eee al. 02T. 47 80. 00 
Me MN ee Re IE eg fe sae ear aHee see wae ee ace ogee ore wees oy STAs One UV OLUu TE Thon tecensor 
a ne ee ree Paige rae ee RIN gio ciin Sd vy oe, Ware todttiore ae eter ok g Oe wieght tee wlajet 
ae “gh 6 URGE sly AES te a ad ok Sa al PR eA 445 90 TESellin wean 
Pee as Ceo ME erent anh mas wat be a ack Goes Uae eke ero 84 83 27 
IE ee ca erect Po ec ce eae ala Oe.e Soka Tsk ats 724 90 GOOFUA Ras 3s ates 
nk, + | Heo wer een a UNO Aa eee ae scien ols ae cen fords US SON 2, VIO LSB. Me eb 
eget aio « ME Siete ele oN ee ES ies os Loe ae ee ky ak. DOL 3; 12461 58 40 
ER EME TAO. 2 ceil. Wie ae el Oe eT e ene wecealae ae tele « BEAD DAs 0 200 | ease wie. 
632200) — 660 00/7. ..-... TOO COO ct OOb res wae cia babes Br fiae OO) fe LOL OUIern a ottatas 
ll ES Sg ec DOIN ed eee ete | O52 GD ime arte wl oe oe oats 
re et rte ts) ooh CaP ee on vals oases 2,000 00) DOGO 42 OL Oe 28) er eae 
fooeuO 5 /0r24! 376 O0l.. e. S20. UO 1 eG RDO ee tek ser LATO S28 SUS UGhe ackrels + 6's 
BOO, so. vas fey a ort Leet GES: | aM eat GC aN Seager ee 1,200 00 994 58} 180 60 
Bf, Pee eee eee OO Ube che ey ieee el eters se eto khl Oo}, 248: 02 
on a AAR (ere Pe ae Bek Was atoies oe 494 00; 1,323.51] 38,062 08 Ath UE 
Pee oe oy 140 10 ve. tes LAC UU econ cos elie ores 6,285 27| 19,657 95) 976 98 
17,550 03'13,092 80| 376 00112,395 22|4,993 18! 527 82|4,578 48] 63,962 63] 82,184 42) 6,280 09 


Vv 


L.O. 


REPORT OF 


No. 6 


APPENDIX B.—Being a return of business transacted by Local Masters through- 


ee TET nIIINSS SEIS SEESSESSS SSE 


County or District. 


Number of Orders made. for the following 
. purposes:: 


For partition or sale 
of property. 


153, Sec. 5 (Exam- 


under R.S.0., Cap. 
ination only). 


Respecting Infants 


Under Winding-up 
Acts. 


Other Orders made 
in chambers. 


Examinations taken as special ex—- 
aminer or otherwise before trial. 


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Brats. 
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(arlene 6 
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Lambton.... Pen G PAC ERAN Ue SESE 


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Leeds and Grenville a OPAL deena 
Tbentnox and Addington s.:...c.scee ese: 
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34a 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Ave 


out the Province of Ontario during the year ending 31st December, 1917. 


Number of Judgments or Orders brought into the Master’s Office for taking the following 
accounts, etc. 


Administration of 
estates. 


Executors’, trustees’ 


accounts and com- 


or committees’ 
pensation. 


Foreclosure of mort- 


gage or bond. 


Redemption of mort- 


gage or bond. 


Sale under mortgage 
or agreement. 


or liens on lands 
other than me- 


chanics’ liens. 


Account on any charge 
Accounts under 


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18 


REPORT OF 


No. 6 


APPENDIX B.—Being a return of business transacted by Local Masters through- 


County or District. 


Number of Judgments or Orders.—Con- 


Work and labor done. 


advanced, or lent. 


Money received, paid, 
livered. 


Goods sold and de- 


Promissory notes and 
bills of exchange. 


Bonds, life and fire in- 
surance. 


Infants’ estates. 


Quieting Title matters. 


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Braue. 
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1918 


a 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


19 


out the Province of Ontario during 


the year ending 8lst December, 1917.—Concluded. 


Amount of fees earned by Local 
Masters during the year. 


o = * 
tinued. a s Pas = 24 ae 
“4 ag ro Tie a BS 
as) a oh Su 23 
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a = 2 = oo dq 
5 B 2 8 ae He Sa 
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20 REPORT OF No. 6 
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APPENDIX C.—A return of all business transacted by Local Registrars, 


3lst Dec 
yt Dye eS ak Tg Bee 0 Pe ee 
; W orkmen’s 
Actions enter- | Actions : Canis 
ed in Pro- | Lee entered ae pensation 
a . | cedure Book. 3 (If for Trial. ; fetes = 
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42 OS ep on eS n 7 
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Leeds and Grenville....|: 16)....| 15) 1 isc ee LU Scie a0 oo 1 PAE bo. 
Lennox and Addington.| 11|.... Shope lta ety) an es a erg eae i he 2) sa eae 
Dincoliive. cc ee ere BO sites | Mae ieee Gh) 3 The LG ola otal 3) 10s eee 
Mati LOULin comes ees Bt Beahe Lia ee Ret ONS FMS ob lene Th. 224 eee 
Middlesex eee sec. as 197} 11/100) 4} 26) 42; 90) 63) 45) 17) 28 BL MLS er ee 
Muskokaers t.cctce eae pe bee 4 Lh el sal takes IE vere Pest ree rn Pen ees ce 
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NGTIOM ae ee eee Dieu FS aes VAM) te ers gag Ws Gated nee seal Lie 
Northumberland and 
Durhaniewes-caecrts ean Cn gles HY G UW rae Fatt B5) 8 Dh ever 2 1 Shaws 
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Bee eis ers nna Hieee awl ieee Te - SL Ae eee eae ec ee 
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Prescott and Russell ..| 10].... Duc  eeiehe Ale ite ee WU Ye 1 
Prince Edward....«... M leates Usa bee Aig, 1 SiG ae cine Shia cee ls wane" Se see 
Wainy Rivers ..ccss we el ee ee il Oh ane ere ears Oe 2 make 1h) Aare 
Renfrew esc ae 13h, Sey eee 4 bts 4 1 5 1 3 Lhiiehes ee eee 
DINICCe ee os 5 ite lay ee O)| sees CL, ek Ds el cee LON Le 5 3 a 
Stormont, Dundas and 
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Temiskaming . ooo. 15. 54! 5 «| pool 2. Oley Ate CSB ie pean E oh LO 1 Gig. 
PIG OCB RY. Vas «an «« LOO) o£ 2 82) ee LO 7 teed ale eee eee yd ie 
NACHO ames nie es. 2s Lecce) ed tbh era 1 9 6 f 2 6 1 2 wes 
YW AGECIOO 4 sce. Kk oeic ee’ 160s DA HieclS Brod TAZ LZ 8} 19 4 TiS ee 
WiSIAUAs csi eos sc. cs 37 List 2; 16 Slee Al oOo 8 7 3 6 2 
Wellington:<. «+. Silvia) UOOl oe hatha ere pte OS .ts chteLo 1 13)... Pea See 
WERUWOLU «ce eh osc. 213). ....) 186) 5) 622)\0" Fi-72) 2 66iee (bless) 8S) LO: wo ee 
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1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Deputy Registrars and Deputy Clerks of the Crown for the year ending 
ember, 1917. 


a1 


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$— c¢. SoC LS elie Piatto, $ oc. 
‘2 1} 21) 49,569 50 763 90 232 97 Hee? 1 GO2 O64 oceer st ac 
eS oi 12) 25,722 58 515 00 102 30 8| 5,520 00} 1,380 44 
Bees «3 5) Be L028 29 00 80 4) 4,910 16 5b2 10 
2 4} 185} 545,080 13) 4,832 85} 1,248 75} 34) 42,031 34) 1,947 28 
i eee i EGlS417, 28 00 V2PLOUSe s cileerietiivan salciscc.. os te 
t 2; 19) 24,580 41 635 45 215 86 6} 9,101 39 255 60 
20| 11) 39| 34,665 80 902 90 35 25| 387) 10,962 37| 3,929 16 
ee if 3 1,876 00 47 O07 LS 07 7| 44,029 23 493 29 
2 u 5} 16,524 25 156 00 Ba -42 8| 8,444 54 494 70 
ea. css 2 2,426 04 56 00 14 60 Tee 2687S 188 00 
eet lie « 3 1 121351 30 00 LOLOUN alert a tas Rae aes 
5 Til bes2 72 So8 09 561 04 86 84 4 800 00 360 00 
so ee 7 8,454 53 146 00 45 58 6| 4,390 00 280 67 
Be ailcossts. 2 6 8,016 16 198 90 60 17 3 641 73 126 20 
Tae 8} 11,306 20 192 00 66 95 Z2i= 6,815 50 50 00 
1 1 6; 15,581 94 216 00 61 41 8| 3,052 00 835 70 
- cad WEE 9} 29,482 85 272 00 82 56 ee OOO, OOMR. eas 
aoe Oe ela: bone 17 426 00 139 87 LL eae Oto accneteete re 
1 6 5,660 61 112 40 35 5D ne Aes Bae 1,068 20 
pec l'y S's 7| 18,423 56 202 No 442157 00 6} 4,803 00 542 80 
a eee 1 6,325 25 40 85 EERO ener eee eso Sack 
2 5| 58) 102,642 22 572 60 153 52) 18) 10,066 38 559 10 
8 9,015 68 126 50 ADL ODM Ae ee Dees Cha cer ek es 
Pte TR eee S eo ea ates hehe 2} 1,750 00 Z5OEDD 
r. i 6 7,164 02 326 39 48 00 1\- 2,859 25 100 00 
Pole ps0} 22,922 70 271 10 Gopi re: leet ieee ore eae erates 
eee 2} 10) 65,956 13 385 08 79 52 2} 2,805 00 848 35 
MPA aussie Va Ria ete ak ee SaaS le One eitee bae eee Din, ais akan One ade Oars a 
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3} 4,638 52 31 00 7 82) 11} 3,099 97 76 75 


2)-. 9 24, 719 18 426 00 65 36) 7 
29) 15,717 14 173 40 80 238) 5 
19) 38,964 52) 1,069 50 313 68) 10 
51) 177,969 52) 2,346 24 479 44,8 é 
2} 2,062 90 170 00 100 60; 1) 2,800 00; 110 00 
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No. 


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APPENDIX C.—A return of all business transacted by Local Registrars, 


a2 


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INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Deputy Registrars and Deputy Clerks of the Crown for the year ending 
ember, 1917.—Concluded. 


23 


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a4 


REPORT OF 


APPENDIX D.—Being a return of business transacted by County and District 


County ‘or District. 


Deri es eee tee ee 
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HOt. eae cca ae 


Leeds & Grenville .... 
Lennox & pei nee 
Lincoln . Pee ae 


Midd lesexy. tn. eae ee 
Muskolram. cee 2 ene 
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Prescott and Russell .. 
Prince Edward........ 
Hathiveliyerien).c . es 
TOHIETE Wiecerere ont ars ot ace 
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Stormont, Dundas and 
Gletiparry 26k. 0... 
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Orders for arrest issued 


5, 157 3 


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349} 647] 826} 45) 281) 40; 204 
1,261/1190! 991] 228) 814/115} 362)..1 8 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Court Clerks throughout the Province of Ontario for the year ending 31st December, 1917. © 


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bg oar Cui $0, Sr Cs $ Cc. 
..| 6] 8] 8,465 53 65 00| ~51 78} 5] 1,306 60) 177 55 
2} 4) 28) 9,594 35} 529 90] 262 84) 16] 2,983 53] 1,449 90 
“ab Tie 508a13 90 80} 6695} 7 1,960 09} 337 30 
1} 12) 139] 44,833 65} 1,919 65/1,078 83] 24) 6,300 25] 1,528 60 
Pee 2) 1 024 11 BOUL AUTRE e Rie Cone 5 imme Ry 
2} 4) 18) 7,237 98} 284 50) 144 95) 6/ 1,181 47| 252 50 
..| 4] 62} 13,720 79} 909 71] 426 62) 24] 3,084 08] 1,627 80 
..|- 2} 29) 8,361 41} 418 43) 210 50|- 8] 2,547 89/ 10 32 
1} 1) 21; 7,902 99} 312 38) 161 00} 2| 160 28) 311 80 
| 4) 12) 3,193-22; 13250; °76:10| 4] 924-30] | 186 00 
ate 5| 1,286 15 76 00! 43 86 3) 387 69] 276 60 
11; 4) 12) 3,092 53) 301 01; 100 01) 9] 1,311 35) 755 69 
5] 8 18) 6,795 43} 292 75} 135 79) 6] 1,004 63} 640 10 
Bale 6| 2,757 09} 106 00] 4770) 2| 21250} 200 10 
..| 4) 15) 5,585 31 244 00) 130 65} 3! 68510} 300 40 
2} 6] 16) 6,801 97} 263 00] 113 09, 9} 2,399 65} 848 00 
--| 1} 13! 4,019 57} 268 50} 10913) 5] -768 78} 368 30 
2} 24) 6,202 95} 517 20] 283 80} 8] 1,532 15] 1,130 00 
ik. 3) 1,598 71 75 00} 37.89} 6] 782 88} 617 90 
..| 8] 23] 8,483 09! 553 89} 204 69] 6] 1,924 07) 668 62 
Be 2h 1 55 00 34 00} 2000) 2) 123.95} 240 20 
4) 10} 66) 22,182 92} 1,065 66] 347 76) 9] 1,284 28) 542 10 
| 1} 4) 543 83 ae aces ona s1 SDS Ba pt nites a ES 
3) 33) 8,576 86} 369 00} 245 45; 7| 1,923 37| 234 30 
...| 14) 4,775 09] 369 48} 144 88| 2] 750 00} 130 05 
3) 16} 5,001 51} 446 00] 153 48} 4] 828 66] 370 50 
1) 8] 2,668 56} 137 00] 7318] 7] 3,106 98} 297 00 
1} 28) 9,846 19} 761 22) 246 82} 3) 46913) 357 15 
oe Pie S10 119 MAE OOS 14S 027, ae ahmte cohen euler 3 
Be die. 22) ».597 34 AiO tek LGC OOP ees bea | een as 
7; 6} 21; 7,138 28} 311 50) 15210) 9] 1,753 92) 815 70 
1) 1} 18) 5,735 28) 214 00} 104 08] 15] 3,166 39| 805 75 
meee 0) 45387 27)°- «257 92. 85 36) 1). a. doe. 98 00 
Pa 2: Pee Sesh > ems 0G: 40 a OP dba bent oe thas eae: 
5} 5| 861 63} 192 35} 48 85] 15) 4,583 20| 218 90 
En er ten ee ae SNL ae 1} 37060) 138 27 
».| 17) 6,840 26 324 50) 173 13} 5] 1,076 23) 304 40 
1} 2) 30) 7,619 22} 493 70) 269 21| 2} 150 00) 101 00 
tat 64) 18,658 64 865 10} 508 44) 38/16,349 98} 2,393 60 
1} 12} 53} 15,408 91} 767 00) 442-93] 21| 4,980 21] 1,598 55 
ey 68 25,353 25] 1,116 50} 500 62} 9) 3,097 94; 328 50 
8} 8} 3,570 89] 109 00} 55 34] 6] 2,054 36} 270.00 
8} 36| 12,612 16] 644 50] 349 78] 2] 229 06} 238 30 
oe 32) 11,196 14  497°50/ 258 14; 2] 642 88} 140 50 
1} 2} 10) 3,645 51) ~ 173 00} 73.85) 4) 487 08) 30150 
7| 18| 115) 42,645 93) 2,505 16] 903 16} 32] 4,903 19) 2,643 49 
33/101} 636 199,192 44) 14,376 925,175 98} 192'59,656 42 10,692 49 
79115511761 573,534 21) 34,016 58 14,25959! 541!143,399 12 34,942 63 


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414 10) -13 1 Wee 
291 29] 162 3| 128 4 
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85 70} 24 Lie el Gis, 
852 90] 67 6| 49 6 
568 00} 39 Bl 2Ut es oe 
26 50) 22 2h) 20 1 
DOs cole heeeen miele ae 
108 61 Ole eas Bh oa 
Se) DUNN Ly Meee pe Loren 
242 60} 24 rd Sak 1 
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160 35} 18 2ioe lL Oia 
467 85) 32 Ble eae 
287 70 9 2 ole 
ZO CAO RR eee Ca leee elo stare 
81 40 Looe teen ee 
190 57| . 72 3} 65 iE 
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25 88) 16 Sierra. 
104 86) 20 tie Dp. 
Vics Henla eee. Siete 
S221 Dies Lines eal taaee 
Mae sthates LA Soret Ld ieee 
Seaton ciahels Blewen Zhe ee « 
647 61) 28 VA rales 8 
709 79) 28 Ai Ol ae. te 
11 00; 10 tM gilt) gees 
Bhai sah dices Fe ake betes. 
13h 201-18 A eee 25) rare 
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150 50) 22 2| 19 2 
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536 74! 91 Liteoiee: 
674 90} 85 6| 50 3 
129 78} 76 Oi BOl ees 
151 $1) 14 3 APRS Ke 
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2,777 65) 831} 89} 636] 83 


12,862 72/2259) 17211626) 115 


26 REPORT OF No. 6 


APPENDIX D.—Being a return of business transacted by County and District 


2 | Saeed 3 
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= SOE Paes tall pep Se) : 
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PS he 20 ee Sos ts 2 [aH | #8 28 
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Re Se Cs $ c Sire 
PIG OMNG, eos wees siete ts Sie TLOl Ra ctale oceibect eens Nae bial Welicaite oie 595 05 
Beeulee: ce ce urea Lie DOW Gi reise betsy gree Nie othe meee zat 12 00 293 00 
LUG ie. ete emer pA cores WS) Lie 4| 2,570 88) 16.05) 3) 6 4 50 261 04 
Car letunnes tani cee ane Liv J47) 422 er he on Re ee a eee: Zi ed 4 50 544 16 
HOG ia Renee teke ee etree atte 4 Th Noe a taeie oalhs ete any en encey pete Th elo kien ie ee 
HG eae oe ee cae ee ee eo od Se. Seni tie on Cos eal Peed I eae, ae oooh WES 4 50 558 25 
WSSOXG 0 Saat ceed tae rae VANS Sy 3 2 199 37) 20 00) 19) 8 10 50) 247 00 
Tron henaie say eect te atte tg lOl mae Cee er or heroae tie 6; 8 6 00, 100 00 
(SEEM Col ae caren Coe Z Icha till MeO hy Mines Cela Rtas pe mecwe! es ea 2| 6 3 00 269 71 
HAlLAINtanG oe wens sere ee LO ae ks SEM ue Come 2 1 50) 97 91 
Bla LOG cv Soe eee Gist oaatelliss a isltle che yon AE aaiaeee were {i ese « 173 60 
Has tines oor seveats ae tia ce ee 4 soins pha h'oete Matiee eet 8 16 36 00 1/5 33 
EGY Oils) ee tek se aces stan eS) 2 re ere APR Pek C's eet: ers igo 444 24 
IKEMOraricee nee eee 12 2 2 Bie) Cit ce Di. Ua2h take en eee 200 00 
eID pein es 6 Ses Meee NEE 15 H| ZI 22030 4)9i\Lo au ol o 4 50 25 00 
Lambton, 4266. Lee eet atarke Nia i Mite dpe be alliP tetas eke, 3 00 362 68 
Tsatvark ely recite Pea A Oly Sal sialic RRR er Ae Were ie ease ae 6 1 50 PNA GS 
Leeds and Grenville..... BR tes: Bek ae a eS ge Ae ok ae 585 15 
Lennox and Addington...|.... Bly tee hegre lon omae Ic ima test rel ere Tr ae Per: tere ot 117 50 
Lincoln <3 A ee He Re OR Ah ie 8 eh Ee ee eee wavl Ldl.tiew oo 0 oieiee eee 
WLAN TCOULITY & Ne wt atte ates eee bedi en en ant Se cen ee | one a Wer ea 
Middlesex yi w.0 ya ee ity ea Pec erie MMi casio eb eS ete 25 50; 1,606 50 
MUS OKANSG osress cate eee kee ote PA PCs (CoE ae Akal (rien OLE age Le sa erly tld stsete sublet ln 
Nipissing a...more a cis (tele: ee Me a tecreee ONS 0) ee oe 71 25 
ING TOL enc or ee yee ee Teele) lB: HH dele. Bae eee eee ae oF ee 1 50 375 00 
Northumberland and & 

DREGE cee Meee ee IGRLT Gls tikes cil tine Rc Mec aie cone: 6) 14 7 50), Teeeleou 
OUCaATIO: Baw, wont. Pesta Bet 8 Tp eats atthe eetcieat chara tees 4}. se 0) 0c cae 
Ox TORU sere a cay eens Raubal) LHe eee Gl NA aclie as beeen ences oat Al Bl cc a0 0 ele eee 
Parry DOU oes s.kasiee, ieesam Cit | BIS icc hace liicev nach oe he ee ae eke eee 27 i> 
PCOS Jom is aihne os orcae ee Lis sale asta: teh ne te eal ee Bl o2huhisw <teSsllete eee 
EC LUMG Rs ate fl fea teks ax all> fore RoC MO 7 607 51) 36 70)...| 9 10 50 810 45 
PEtErDOrOus hy 2 Pies ais 4 | See OIC me eet cd rota ie © pase ae te erate 25| 6 00 479 QJ 
Prescott and Russell ....|.... Sie eas oa eka eee ee ee ote? | ato tee ee 
Prince: Wdward , os :c el. oon Pe Po ah Gens ae ce ea ee cae] (oe). < Niece eee eie eee 
AINVIUREV EL chee ec eee ae Zola if: it 265 20) 18 30) 8 10 1 tT 291 00 
VeCMERC Woes tee « see eo PM err eee Rea Ais ssa co de ay ie th Oe oar © nae ISA I-50); caterers 
SILC E ODS 9 GSA ae Lael aber obs Oe poled 5Uie Sa50 6) 30 00 561 94 
Stormont, Dundas and 

te LON RANTY eplcn «kate eee «crete lie SOM Rkstec cen RES hea, | tee ws eee 1} 10 3 00 310 00 
RUE he mca ce ee |» Bias [ae OTNS Sebel acon. ie vate sgt teina i eae ae nC 1} 28 3 00) le oaaure 
Leniiskaiminge ore, co%. I, eee ET AL Aor 13) 2464-5324 ole La 1 50! 4,560 05 
ito ere ay tc! Se eal en lied esteD L nee ede mihichs. ie ceneme amet ekeie ies 244 3 06 596 35 
WACLOPIGN es. tae cca ook Seas SB) AT RINE coche, dea en eet emer oval JUL} Scsgeislae ele eee een 
DVO UCPLOCT ie vuive « Uueccce'. |. oer kt Cl & ho bee ees pee arene Maes: 1 50 186 55 
NV elland sede See, 43 Ls slexe lls Stoel aoe Seams eee were ele 139 1.50. eee 
Wellington? fabs. 14 dat ibs Dy dice eee cca: heaieeoeee ea Oued valor) 3 00 234 00 
WHEMEW OTL csaalet. ba% tubes lisse s «|! LOB Le) SA SE ee heloecenatiae < eieeeesruee ks enemas 13) 18 67 506; 1,400 00 
VNC ee AEN igi estas tn ce 6| 679) 93). | L.ol2 89) 43°20) 43/144 67 5G) 4,562.47 

ORAS A ir ee ae 10/1875! 318 1} 26) 11,250 62/403 OG/151/A2§| 823 AL] 24,527 25 


1918 > 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Court Clerks in the Province of Ontario for the year ending 3lst December, 1917.— Concluded. 


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Bees, | SHS ees S/ Beni 4d) 28 [882 
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4 ae S.C. are $ Cc. $4 'so: aS @ 
Bt UO eae win aia al shots crehe hes 124) 6,162,825 43) 78) 13 8 20a.) 106,956, 92105203. 
BOSCO S sterelere eres. 475 26 90; 8,065,056 37; 53 7 7 b2an 2207902 43h ee 
ema Oks sitet a's 2's 374 48 ab 60,438 00) 105 5 4 135 46,865 99)...... 
OSG SOR alles ok. 1,103 80 197, 8,300,922 50, 100) 15) 386 TOGO ed Hi OOhrs ties 
he estes Die oe ed commera cee ae Wea 21,917 04| 32 Nk reads DO 19438" Olle 
459 25). Ml Arn 502 05 291 288,923 84) 131 de F2 261 60,289 89)...... 
PPO a Is «ls sae: en. 19,506 82 255 94,651 78} 101; 19 3 Sie 274.880 OD) case oe 
CUMS es cB ane 6.0 Airey Cee 208 LOO saeco ass) ake 3 313 5 6895131. 2. 
PIR Athair ots 2 58 71 338} 197,140 54| 192 6 6 280 60,865 91|...... 
ee Maes wilt e's nts 100 21 108 33,096 45) 40]... 1 89 WS lan See 
eds WU Wee aihs co ce ails o's cee ate’ « 46 DoveoeelZiores Ditecs 5l Bal iT Wetter 
IO eet a aS 1,802 01 405) 8,203,145 38! 188) 11 6 AOS 130. 85S coats eed 
MLO OO epee herein: > 211 86 90 100,088 34| 77 ff 6 106 BLL GOL Zee tee 
PO OU ecall= lite ase ae: 102 01 S0)8) lOc. 616 060 18 5 3 35 7,830 50; 3 60 
- ae ee ASA) Ge eae ba 91 179 108,054 00, 90 3 5 713) 173,359 24) 3 00 
TORO? ie ceesioe osc. 446 73 99 51,677 96) 148 5 6 J20te 525045 .020e: cae 
SS ESehee |. ty Bae 642 59 36 20,634 34) 58 5 3 44 147.095 “B3coes 
DUES I) es, Sl eee 445 28 129 62,959 05) 126 8 5 298 502721" Sbiixe sas 
1D SO, SR aaa 100 00 59 Home iei ia (6). Ll 2 93 Ths 6702Gaierae 
US Eat PEs SAM clos co a0, ollie 5 aia veceasle os 106} 8,067,761 93) 47 5 8) 467 785 005. OOS. esces 
- - Fie ees esl eae eee eee eee eee 44. 2 Uae OVO Mee ne iether 10 2 4051 00is so a0. 
Pik eA CER Ole ee 1,482 16 219 134,667 89) 91 9| 24) 1,169) 472,229 34)...... 
ere ha sie. sitoceveys:%, aitle. ena or oie oes.a 138 99,332 28) 58 9 2 28 25,819 “260s anon 
vial © 215 i aE ee ea 150 37 150 189,444 54, 68) 14 1 53 Zor) is Sule cake 
RO GRIOIE ates Vai ackgeee x 216 98 fe 19,144 87} 102 ihe oe 162 Ber OOd. OU ane car 
BP OSUOO! ca | sh. cae ees 5,687 63 $27 214,644 64) 149} 15 2 159 65,927 55) 4 00 
oc cue A a ee 135,039 15 156 265,353 79) 83 8 2 177 SLepad colnet 
-. pag ee AR a ee 2,050 53 110 108,934 78) 98) 19 5) 106 AY AGUS SEEN hie Bear 
«ig age a OAS S| Raa 2h 15 151 50,977 58} 41 2 1 59 LS CDOS Ol ecm 
oS A ee ee 27 $1 53 44,6382 46) 25 6 ] 36 11, 442-74| 3 00 
Bee its alts ai dartecas 704 65 240 137,181 33) 55 vz) 5) 105 AGS 500. LGlies «os 
ME OY a she obs s evn e.d 25 00 66 26,765 88) 69 5 1 98 Aas ont Olas eee 
100 00). ee ae ley terete: aoe 152 142,749 81) 59) 15) 4 22 oe Were 2 SAU A asa es 
Mt A ce aiall ss SES hori ecera a pos 51 23,638 62) 55 i 1 41 tie ate colate 
PG cOU bag bese «. 5006 527 20 80 11, 098-95) 34)" 17 1 122 32,854 75} 1 30 
ot ee eee 3,280 87 85 14,477 89} 107; 10 2 OOM LOO. (Soh ee ane 
192 19) Sila aemeree 369 75 175| 2,175,156 48) 178 irae ALOW «21a. 167490 a ae 
MOO cis +. 6 irs s. «ese 310 00 212 141,928 11) 81 5 5 373 63, 195° GOI Sy. < 
noe ALO ii Seg eer 999 19 342) 7,286,220 89; 99) 23 fi 197 69,504 86/>....% 
Ue 5 0s a a 87 60 434) 3,062,220 69| 70) 13] 10 339] 342,120 68) 9 60 
PRT Ole ss <b wan nsc as 504 81 240 374,189 53) 58) 10 9 725| 249,508 93)....... 
A ae ee re ale er 45 135, 069 37) 385 Ze 6 329 O72 1 G0 SOR. re 8 os 
HORA Sah 'els cratg me & 179 93 101 180,648 14; 60) 20 4 BOO! elolLsoUS 1S) ac eas 
oe Sat ae ie) Cee 37 90 236 185,521 39) 65) 13) 10 PAL LOS OLa, Os) cass ts 
Ae ier aclicne s Fa « 2,726 40 162 138,246 98) 57) 11 6 167 DL SOG 2 tie. vss 
BE ONe be olen <4 889 65 268| 8,162,663 .10| 175) 19, 19} 1,450) 419,225 04)...... 
26; 608 LO ed = ibis eee 17,088 41) 1,416)10,014,755 00) 443) 115| 82) 7,413/2, 787,653 75)...... 
ple sce < 76,188 68} 8,208/59,267,773 42/4062! 486) 328!19,383!6,873,840 33) 23 90 


28 REPORT OF No. 6 


APPENDIX E.—Being a return of business transacted by Surrogate Registrars 


| 4 re noo 
: = Se. | Op Gone Number of Wills proved 
aye R= E se 1s? istration or Guardianship 
aay cs S (Pala alty valued as 
ie O Sr oS 
— oo ey oo nN q oy 
a ex oO A 5 wn AS : | 
2 re 2 |2Z20/2~ Sh oe S 
2\)2 |2 |ésulee Ss 
County or District. a pel a Bee 1) = 2 ieee 
cn san bens ES JAX ne : a we | 
i) og ° oe sc 4 5 gS (2 ives 
5) one rg pee | HD 5 oS lo ouoees 
o od oo | 
= 24/28 |\egCjcd st Se, See 
g =| ga |g -lgs oso] 2 gy Mie 
Ss Ba) 54 |stolss S i Ee 
=| A.8 Ao Asa PI Qa = 2 | 2 | 
— sal sel lta > i 
228 84 feu Sseles (eee 
Be |e SB iB = wn By fy im 
ANSON rece cee ieee oe on 41 34 1 8 Leen ce 1 1 6 
Braniecn Sreratg tea. oe 134 (ps 2 22 21 1 2 10 
Bricez:.<.. 5. be ate A Se eee i 153 BR ces 16 DAK oa ls Scat 13 
Carleton ..... ST ee eee rae 276, 118 6 21 45 4 6 38 
Dutleriinet secon. acct eee: 57 1G 4 Of oe dies | tee eae ia aeeee 6 
[ORG hn) SK cbeee rt es Pepa ite 141 71 2 15 AZ Oe ls Sat eee | 12 
HiSSOX 2%. cee cc. Se ee ras cee 141 64 4 20 25 1 3) 7 
Nrontenac. + ..s ae. Sater, 93 34 1 8 14 ey 5 13 
Greyaron cee cen ee cea es 165 57 ij 11 | iin ame pee ial 2 a 8 
Haldimand -.72.cc.+2 Spree he | 53 OIE 4 Af sate. < 1 1 5 
Halonen elec ec oe ee ste cies ee 65 20) sae 14 94 cL Peer 8 
Hastings sc. oe PRIN exe 'ass 122 51 4 17 14 2 2 11 
Pla romelrnct eracertate coe hee ore 200 (OGD AA 19 SUA frees Spal 1 2 16 
WK CROP einte pes erie erent eat ape alate otetoaat 8) 11 L 3 Fics oe ae oe Peer. 
Kenta ee ne eee eo aera Bis: GO| ies oe Ob alien or 2| 10 
Pia MN Otol eee ere as eee ee 144 56 2 14 15te Oelie ee 2 11 
SANT Ke ostcas ewes ancts ate otic rion 97 29 1 7 1b eee 1 4 11 
Leeds and Grenville..... A eee 108 57 2 14 LAE Epepige ee: divs cose 15 
Lennox and Addington.......... 5D 12 1. Ah feat oe eh eee 8 
Lime n | seBee cetee oe ce ec ts 96 AD ati. 16 Laine «cee 1 ZA 10 
Manitoulinuesn. 26 sec ey etme ste 10 Ol eer 3} 1 ok ee ene i 1 
Middlesexiin cee Gee ee ees oe 314, 149 1 54 42 1 5 19 
Muskoka he ree ee teres 30 20 weve ee 9 ef RA ree eee TO Ky 4 
INGDISeIN ES reskin es eee cae care 26 Dee scovetee TO]. ose p= el Le cei | 1 
INOTIO Liars sucess cet core eens 74 30 1 11 Bie ee by 5 dele ere 5 
Northumberland and Durham... 156 SGU 17 QON eas Sa fsouste 8 12 
(JNTATIO selon: Cocucs ena ee 118 46 2 13 TSerep ell Sere. 2 11 
Oxaiords: i Se Repl Dare pti 158 69 2 10 | 3 8 18 
Pearly eOOUNie, aeciecec es cee let ere 26 FSV alle oes ape a7. LO ae 1 i 1 
GE ee ere eke es ciks © eos eonec eae 66 Pas) |W oaeriy, 12 2 | Cae hae Dbesreeen 8 
Ort eerie oe cae ualse cea 167 51 1 aby} Ald ote eye Beet oF 1! 16 
Feber DOLOUPD Ete: otro ares te 123 42 4 7 bt Sry res! 5) 10 
Prescott and Russell............ 83 Ay arte sete 6 GS) icrere elon lateret 3, + 
Prince Hidward 4 sei ses cetee ae 39 LS a Tee i eps, So 1 i 
WAU eC LVElS. ees welcome ct 9) Vee ekee ee 6 ER ib gods aie Les ule Lie 
ReGUELC Witter oeatcits «cota t evita 52 BO) ad Peo ge eelcla sete bee Rol eae eens Z 8 
PIMCOCHERE So Oat cots Pek fences 215 106 5 82 GOS on oo fo cee 19 
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 109 64 di 19 1 ny Pe nee a ee 9 
BUOULU Vie aise c crcme eee rote ee 15 32 Dt eee ee tare se RE ae ae 7 
PRCT SINE yh sie She cre Sotieae 14 31 1 7 anole BRE Barc 2 
FEO COLMOAY Ei tates cscs cone men f 42 32 1 8 pes rei > al 2 
NACLOL aerate tee 6 eten No scat weg 73 4] 4 10 Lol ates [hes 2) 13 
ETE se od on nie ee pee 216, 46, 31 23 181 4) gl SD 
WVGLigIUMere «fa cidclecc is wes o ctor aoe 92 80 2 22 AS \ fe re bah ae iL 9 
WieaneLO os Se cb res casc ere ed 200 OSG e 14 SUiertae oe | 3 10 
WECITE WW OL Lies te cress costae ne oe eee 242 136 = 25 40 4 ll 25 
MOL Oe ok cco etic eat 1,158) 815 31 162} 248 19 52) el is 
| bas 228 Ca AG Ae A aes ae 6,213) 2,970 92 701} 1,063 55 137 567 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 29 
throughout the Province of Ontario during the year ending 3lst December, 1917. 
ti 8 ee 
and Letters of Admin- i= Ay aS 
issued where person- nat g_- on 2 Amount earned for. 
follows: ¢ aS pe 
o == A 
i 3 a, > ow 
s ee ate 
3 ne} 
=) q by: Os 
x=) Ss ; 2 xo a 
= = > ae SQ = 
S = S o Eas no 
_ 10 (=) Q Py . 
e we — . uy “i 5, Oo sD 4 
ro) ° e = ° xD Bae o eS 
ox ~~ ° a = a TS) = a Ph : = 
eres see = a5 He ige a 2 S 
S S = =) iS) og M4 2 S) 
Ney _ > as) g ae ww «~S 8 a 
A ws ae q x ae = f u n ry 
q | J io.) a —— ace 3 2 =| A “o oa 
ee ee eS S =2 qHS | & 3 g 
eee iy o/h y= aq = <a fa = Fy 
Cc. $ c. hee eres > Cs Sr 6, $ c. 
6 14 w 4] 244,912 93 132-2870 0a. oes es ff 131730) 540.50 66 95 
Bite 21U 32 63} 1,268,990 15 DLO hoo MC awe ot as Belt Uilsl.o16 2) 838 40 
BL S95 26, 56 586, 220 00 B23. GU0eO4 eee ee ee 2,686 28) 1,184 75) 655 60 
41} 156 68 SL inewsb heDOU soil | OSLe data wae. oon 6,100 90) 5,640 30) 8,023 20 
8 34) 8) 16 204,812 07 Las T08 7S leer ee st 27291 457 20 234 50 
19 86 34 63 559,019 29 AT GEOvalie ee aot Ss 2,689 43) 1,219 00 633 10 
Tie, 20 38 44| - 3,531,025 35 583,241 54 9 79| 2,878 46) 4,383 25) 2,170 70 
Tore. «42 Zipemeceie 1.159) 04 7-42 DIO LALO AU te he eels 2,013 70) 1,526 15 563 80 
Da 96 43 43 578,025 78 ds PESTO lee es fae Ze Sle lor lal 73.00 “cos aU 
10 30 11 15 313,178 43 ZOU IZLRDO IS. eee 1,314 10; 790 80 289 20 
16 29 17 Clie el2zoen53 co BL Lsaoo 44 Oe gee ce POL eos lees 726 10 
14 65 30 52) 1,167,828 00 Gd,0 FLOUR a. cs 2,646 91} 1,688 50 814 30 
2 ie 26 43 56 895,936 14 Osea Fee tact ate eee 3,971 38) 1,559 85 891 20 
1 5 5 10 28,318 23 POA ais-crere eet 226 45 126 25 63 95 
for i 7 25 452,858 00 Sips s00Kieee. ot ee 17 fo 20 ele 1 5o. 00 Dos 10 
22 SO i2aP— Os 875,006 93 640,436 00 301 47) 2,668 09) 1,505 50 774 30 
13) 55) 18 25 592,436 44 200; DSILO Ole ee eee 2 a60ro4siel, L15625 508 70 
14 74) aut. < 35 584,077 13 Sh, DODS00b ec. ate cs 2,857 -20b 1-089) foie 550-50 
(hase BS 6 264,675 37 LOOP as OU ree 1,083 10) 594 75 256 20 
10 B22 31 556,759 04 Bhaeiesio4e oes. 1,960 42) 1,062 25 plite tO 
1 4 2 7 eth Leo Lis tercds eevee oeieniels ditaraeee 196 90 94 00 53 60 
Ree iL Lae 2 170 b8s Aan 21.424, 280-22) 5.6 tke «: 5,721 39) 3,506 50} 1,916 50 
6 16 8 1 288,928 36 Sie 2 POU te. . 649 47 BolsDUin= 224 30 
see 9 12 12 148,564 23 @ G50 00a oe ol LET SY est @ 5) 135 85 
10} 44 18 28 274,428 59 179,252.23 450 00, 1,782 98 834 70 300 60 
24, 108 47 43 911,534 54 BOG 124 40h bee a 3,644 45) 1,626 25 850 70 
15 75) 30) 32 702,501 61 AZ O4a Lele a eee Zn isa oceareo 628 10 
29| 93) 34 51 915,774 86 S09. (40 e42iol 001 6242114 Fi 1 90-70) - 865 80 
4, 16 Oak 1762523 32 04, 320-40). coe. x 694 09 867 50 188 50 
iGee poral. 28 555, 845 38 BOOL L Soni he eeedeon sD a By AN kota 431 80 
28, 104 19 BL 728,807 01 AS) 245. Sire 3,149 49] 1,225, 75 713 45 
eo AGG oT ae 664,117 82 445 076 80ers e. 2,676 40) 1,185 25 625 40 
10; +63) 17 20 395,493 68 284-1907 OO) . tenes 7 a0 1,664 70, 735 25 406 70 
‘i 26, 6 14 155,403 07 liad ORI ey ve ae ae 925 55 387 00 177 90 
1 6. 6 5 62,285 11 21,228 00 162 20 204 97; 109 25 60 90 
Pi o4i= 15 19) 1,626,256 45 282,039 00 978 83) 1,431 53) 1,859 00) 986 20 
oe let 66 82} 1,008,731 68 LOLA ALO een 4;527 25) 1,905 25] 1,048 35 
14 88 oo 38 481,826 92 L29CD SE OTe ee ee ome 2,774 21) 1,035 50 561 50 
go 14) 14 17 86,793 46 LUDO wads asec c cine 356 12 166 50 123 70 
5| «614 (ie a 180,245 87 64,130 OO0LS owes a2 479 35 265 60 156 80 
3 23|, 15 29 134,144 21 SO; 280018 seen oe ss 769: 82) 336 25} 170 90 
25, = 48 1s 10 438,721 89 BSL LUG Galas ele 1,806 30 839 00} 411 60 
33 104) = 34 61} 2,099,908 94 657, 00 Dlivens cre. 4,167 40, 2,504 35} 1,469 30 
142 49) =< 38 63 445, 204, 83 $497) G95" OU ee ios 3 2,320 05| 1,023 25 490 20 
PL onitae cole Os 754,987 00 615,940 (00). 2. 2s. 3,774 04} 1,580 5u 846 30 
34, 125 63) 1138) 3,291,078 94) 1,482,329 67 602 70} 5,653 32) 4,418 25) 2,139 80 
164) -593| 4386} 594) 6,064;.822 00} 6,517,407 O0)......... 27,616 48/23, 298 95}11,421 40 
972/38, 189/1, 724|2, 254] 48,522,977 45| 23,499,938 55) 2,576 61/132,596 87/83, 755 00/20,926 75 


30 REPORT OF No. 6 
APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial Officers throughout the 
’ officers payable by the Province, the County and the 
i! 
3 A cae 
qd is Bp Sh 
qa ene > 
County or | S aS ap aes BO 
District and | Office. Officer. me £8 as 3 oa 
Towns = _| = Sa o Ste HES 
we — ° = 
| iS) BO eu 3 OE: 
g ai | Seq | ae 
TN ll > = 
ALGOMA: 
Sault Ste. | « ae Sac darcy oe 
Marie =. |Sherifi...%.7... ,sesitfWwm. Carney... ~_2,617(55) 1,000 00) ~3; 617.551 92, Sogn. 
Surrogate Judge... .Judce Stones. ei- = nee *500 00 665 70 500 00 
Local Master ...... ns IG5%70|.o35 oe Ree ieee ey eee 15dec0 
Crown Attorney....|G.W. Goodwin pro} 2,560 95 400-00) ©3,615° 22)- 2720805 
Clerk of the Peace . at (tem GOLP2 Claas sated elem a meme 340 O1 
Local Resistrar ..../§C. V. Plummer. 66 95 150) 002251128 216 95 
District Court Clerk|§/Albert Carney . 563 03 COUBQU IE Se eee 1 163203 
Surrorate Resistrariiil. J-Fosters. oi) ls lpkgoU eee ee ete een eee 113is26 
BRANT: 
erantiora, eioneriliyoeetecs eae. J. W.-Westbrook a 27240). Loie meee eee 2,245. 18) 15-463 21 
Surrogate Judge ...|Judge Hardy....|Commuted 875 00 943 90 875 00 
Local Master ...... ee G82 SO ei es cdots eee ee 68 90 
Crown Attorney....\A.J. Wilkes, K.C. ra iat WANN oa ae 1peless 473 10 
Clerk of the Peace.. ee $53 Obispo oo wee cee eee 480 48 
Local -Registrar ....\aJ. T. Hewitt.... 413 59 674 -52)- +5, 367,91). 15 08sert 
County Gourt. Clerk. |\bA:J. Wilkes. K -Coyt"15 0026 7ale mee cne: sae cere 1S 002400 
Surrogate Registrar|c W. A. Holinrake, 
Soto CP a ch cee AW PU RRA A ear ol tae ae ca ok Bee hia 
Walkerton|Sheriff ............ Ds M.-Jermynees 22, 0c eee ee 2,027 77| 1,900 66 
Surrogate Judge ,..|Judge Klein... 1. OOOTOO Sees mares 1,400 00; 1,000 00 
Local’Master ....<. Be Commuted AO0' COM 22 2 eaene 400. 00 
Crown Attorney..../Thomas Dixon .. PARAS ete eee 2,053 75 452 24 
Clerk of the Peace.. fe La GeL Tin ere ee a eta ee 960 37 
Local Registrar....|R2 HE. Clapp 2.31 WW aes0 675 00| 4,095 73 790 30 
County Court Clerk : G19 "V5 ly Gaerne eee 255 85 
Surrogate Registrar a 2 GSOSZ Slee ce cts aia cee eee 2; 4 eae 
CARLETON: ; 
Ottawa.eo Sheritt ee tee G.-C Richardsomn.s, 2eenien cates oe 8,222 13)% 6,378 est 
Surrogate Judge ...|Judge McTavish.|} 1,300 00).......... 1,300 00).4 cee eee 
es es Judge Gunn..... T2000 700Oe5 ee oe 1,000: 00-24 
Local Master ...... Js DiIGhOp;RSGiesel. vs bSa 10 lese eee 4,522 10) 2, 365en0 
Deputy Registrar .. ite 2°56 OOM Siero el ces see 2,136 60 
Crown Attorney....|J. A. Ritchie .... GAA eee ers 1,551 62 601 04 
Clerk of the Peace.. +4 ST4 58) ee Oe ae eee 534 86 
Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown ote. Horace Pratt ... 344 70 450 00). 9,839 80 794 70 
County Court Clerk. “$ 21 Obie ZO er tae on, See Ye eee 2,944 20 
Surrogate Registrar ibe 6: 100° 90 Ra ke cst. 0 eats 6,100 90 
DUFFERIN: ; : 
Orangeville|Sheriff ............ Henry Endacott. OAS OLR arte Ss. ak 948 51 D447 
Surrogate Judge ...|Judge Fisher.... POLO ee ane se 457 25 457 25 
Local Master ...... Aah "Som gees + IRF 8d WAR areas Pad A Hn RO ica ri ac 
Crown Attorney.... Jie Lan LS lands ae OB Tedee Lil eters oes 1,019 13 262 16 
Clerk of the Peace.. iar GLIA ie elas tine eee eee 322 45 
Local Registrar ....|/J. A. V. Preston. 64 60 675 00| 2,030 14 739 60 
County Court Clerk. che 1G? Gaines fee eee eee 162 63 
ELGIN: Surrogate Registrar os LE LAT: OM eee A er eee lize 
SPP POMIASHOMOLIL suceipistens sais 5 ly) Vaart ace enc slate BPA 22201 ae eee 2,422 91} 1,746 95 
Surrogate Judge....|Judge Colter ....| 1,000 00).......... E000 “002.5 ae ae 
Local Master....... C. F. Maxwell .. 617 Obi aaee eee 617 95 DUTzDn 
Crown Attorney....|/A. McCrimmon’.| 1,797290)-.3. >... 2,872 Sbi- ee eaaee0 
Clerk of the Peace.. ‘is To OFE AOhe ee een Ale sede ee 648 90 
Local Registrar ....|/David McLaws.. 129 50 675 00) 45278 73 689 00 
County Court Clerk. | Ay CED. SO eee Stree lee aces 7133 36 
Surrogate Registrar ne 2 SGSOTASICA 9. to ae we eee 2, 000802 


*Re-h.S.0.. Cap. 58, Sec. 17. 
O-in-Ce oth Nov., 1917. 


_t Appointed by O.-in-C. 3rd January, 1918. 
§ Died 17th Feb., 1917. {1 From 1 May, by O.-in-C. 25th April, 1917. 


t Appointed by 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 


Province of Ontario for the year ending 31st December, 1916, and of total earnings of such 
General Public, respectively, for the same period. 


oh.) BS a oi Earnings of each officer pay- 
ia Dee 2 4 = ewer able by the Province, the | 
oe ohio = a = 3 County, and the General | 
3 3 | gg 2 a SSO re Public, respectively. County 
am. | 2 He = S BES g or District. 
Sra | a a ire ry 5 Oy a From , From 
B.S Si. 8 A Soe Peat From G a 
oer | Sod oF a) BAe 5 LrOy County ee 
= ie = 7, |< '7, | mee. ee Public. | 
etc ba Cola Dear Cn $503 frre S$ Gs Sire ee een 
b22 4113, 441-78)2, 238 201,173 58)... ..-61 DiaO912,9 10208) 44a 941 97 Algoma. 
eae ete 5 FU fe Ue ee ie FUT ROU ete all hE OU BOOS QOITE ane ocak sacpd%e: slevetiere-a's 
SE EL Sat oneret IS esnips One CRE, ee mps oe aCe eres ce: Pca v6. TO! 
Ue Os COL ae sere es eo ek ciieleb seco. sllster ee Srl we eee aecetiacte « | 336 60) 
Bee a ene tek er Ere ance celine eatacale oil co4reasr 6 SAAR GS ERY eam 1,310 90 
25 00\2,636 28) 470 202,166 08 Fe ae ae 2. 1GG=08i > sEOU" OOM. cc cece. <6 66 95 
BR) eerie eee cet ee ee Are th ores cramer, "a oir teg see's ds GOUTOO seen erased soaks 
“HS A] 2a a ee ee Pere eet ete tee Siete eT lasete wee sen liguol. OU 
GUaehiize0S, 92 —164 30.004 O01. 2c ccs 1,904 59| 883 77 635 61; 725 80 Brant. 
reer OT AOU ros Seieee Ot 1 HOD aca Me file OUeartsd BF OO Eta. al trnce sles eraistgt hs 
cyanate even eae cs ce Cee ote ace ee upteTe Ete © wore Sie ees’ disua eulievy sith able etelee ain et oe 68 90 
346 60)1,709 95) 663 05)1,046 90)........ 1,046 90! 461 92 202 90' 209 60 
BAUR EL eleva fe ea of et cA etnies crate, wee HRS ay Gre |e ae alton 0 ih Goa es) 700 01 41 30 
ee ee 5,367 91/1,149 81)4,218 10} 509 05/3,709 05| 674 52)..........| 413 59) 
BURR c acaret sroset nda hace Sior|ls © Sucre PAS we ce oes tls checker ah Sis atr eel os aeeie ce i UU GS to 
Be erie eis erated eel ee cus seb eal co teaselel SANG Bao os alae ea mites demersal 
Atae20i2. 31388611 ,227 24/1, 086: 62), 05. cs 1,086 62) 650 02 622515). a/o4 23 Bruce. 
= Dae Ae eee eee el ee (heen = cl oO Osea. cal Sar wate eke OU*O0| 
aly Sg aye an oe anil ea eee ae Le ag oP Cis Sa ema Ca ae ea AOOGOUM GSE coe ele aeons 
97 50 2,110 60 3 602,107 00 LORTOI2, O9GT 80 408 16) sere es. es 6 00) 
OULD REY ees of gs! Bie ness Ae ely SA ete ee a ap AE ro 153 84) > 1,418 58 1230 
aoe. 10,447 09| 664.20/2,782 89 PRa2SIee bod Gli OF De OO hee os crete see 115 30) 
La ea ENE ae neem ep tieg rstis eC ce eee ce Pela see te cult die ccacsdions as Sleee he ws 8s 0 hes 619 15) 
Me AMAT cer cet rae Ol Cette ys steps Sec as: sites calle woo Ew HCE eee. ae ae Or 2,686 28 
1,518 23|7,897 04/2,828 64/5,068 40)........ 5,068 40/2,621 1] 720 72/4,880 30 Carleton. 
Bee ere ee Pe OU etentee, He U WOU: eS ractils GUO GOL costae ant haetab e's aes cUOy OU 
ee cee Pe OUURUO Ie ate Lk. OU re 2 A GODIN S 02 coattel st dee teas sail O00! 00 
Bee caesar, s Pencz el Ui ON ae clos DOU LOO ce 10s, 009 OO ls. s omelets saree sale OOO 50) 
Peds. evans rears, POR ee hh ari eae Te Mahe MD eT Ie" BO) 
233 °00i1, 441.09). 277 .40)1,.469 69]... 42. <3 1,469 69% 599 O40... oc... 78 00) 
SA IS aii gaa ial ak CoRR ee ee me A | Pe Aa 129 25 564 91} 180 42 
5a Se 9,839 80/2,009 25'7,830 55/3, 447 50/4,383 05) 450 00|..........| 344 70 
So da dace EE OR SS CRC OR ea ea) ats A ga late aa (ON ne ore es ferren g, Wa ea 2,944 20 
ME Teale 5 dae 01a he cart pc ce Nanas Naber a ote PRS oteie os Vallei Got Wid lem lite 2 eros ase aia wholes ates 6,100 90 
441 19)1,015 66, 410 30) 605 36)........ 605 36| 442 63) 355 98| 149 90 Dufferin. 
eee SDM CO 6 eee ea err, «me eh LOL CONNEC A Slo eee ae Oe cle 40 la 20 
28 00; 876 98 5.07) 563 Olivera... 863 91} 111 78 79 43) 186 50 
a hs Cd BAO ie nas) Bee Pa ee a eee ee 80 00 531 70) 29 72 
U2, bho e8O) 345 101 6h 79) fo. os LETGTAIO CFG 00S 64 60 
IPRA, RAS ep tek yy Rte ee a ac Ad Se ag al aR Ce | a 162 63 
DAM pe eee elie a A Moly creel teint ietre wt LP pee oN ee See walies cea ibabre toy 
571 49/2,318 44) 423 12)1,895 32)........ 15895-32)1-042415 657 88} 722 88' Elgin. 
Bere ee. MeO UU aes ee SOHO oe eae a OOO 00s; «cues eo bos ate rde ee ofl 000) 00 
t2.coth 6407S 200 D0} 4400387, oe ae LUE dee e utet wm R each ates 617 95 
240 60\2,697 45) 655 00)2,042 45 4 24'2,038 21|1,5386 30 215 20 46 40 
TE APUG 28 he euatay ke Sarid, Sve IWR Bp ary Oe eo NS GR len 94 57 913 29 66 60 
115 50/4,274 26) 614 80/3,659 46) 229 73/3,429 73) 675 OO]...... Hise ei2o 50 
een ete nate a ae eae hat eee tetra only ee ek te hae ce eb Valaran fetes 779 80 
cel Meet er aiaetend hake Silas cl eae arate aes hens em pat gee a Aor oa 2,689 43 


mon acting. 


O2 RHPORT OF No. 6 
APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 
. on 
Nn qf Cet 
bee S hs Gea ante 
County or 3 = oe FE oo B ae 
District and Office. Officer. se Ag Hees S43 
Town. =| aes oat X25 
é ae | Sea | B25 
g mu 1S (cscs = oie 
<q NM HH HH 
ESSEX: Sere Svc: Sites So ae 
Sandwich. ISheritt oie s BeaKe iC. N, Anderson) -6;50674c1 0 ee 6,568 42} 4,611 18 
Surrogate Judge...|Judge Dromgole.| 1,000 00.%........ 1,281 52) 1,000 00 
Local Master a a 2ST. O21 ee ete tetera cee 150 42% 
Crown Attorney...|J. H. Rodd eae 22455 STs cece tees 3,507 84 1,870 40 
Clerk of the Peace. eros tds Ooo ain ween: he ates boeies ec eeieeee 799 79 
‘Local Registrar... Henry Clay. si oop 629 13) 675 00} 5,990 64) 1,304 18 
‘County Court Clerk 1; 8082 Onieaet  e enottey ce ee 1,808 05 
SurrogateRegistrar ae 25878. 46) is eee ee 2,878 46 
FRONTENAC 
Kine Stone Oneritise. «2. cele te Thomas Dawson | 2,204 97|........0. 2,204 97| 1,766 36 
Surrogate Judge... Judge Lavell... ‘LC O00CO0 eee ee Jt 713000 00 eee 
‘Local Master ..... J.B.Walkem, K. C. BSot OO. ee ee 389 00 250 00 
‘Crown Attorney... J. L. Whiting,K.C. ZOOS UUW ren eke ce 1,075 04 166 00 
‘Clerk of the Peace. vie SIGs2 aie cartels ceneeeees Slaaie 
Local Registrar...|T. M. Asselstine 577 81 67> 00iee2: 2OL NG meh coaror 
‘County Court Clerk oe 17028 S6R IS Sea eee ec esG 
GREY: SurrogateRegistrar Miss H. Fraser..| 2,013 75)........-- 2,013 75) 2,013 75 
Owen" | 
Sound: isleril gases. res PP. A ThOmsonr se ame oUse ie eee 2,898 Ti: 1.00008 
Surrogate Judge...|Judge Widdifield.| 1,000 00'.......... 1,098 40° 1,000 00 
Local Master ..... ae OS “AURA aie ar calc esteem ere 90 20 
iCrown Attorney... ile. DVre sce. GIS oie 2,160 46) 506 21 
‘Clerk of the Peace. s ote bcd EGOLCee Leese) cee eer tee 1,130 75 
Local Registrar...,\W. A. Bishop .. 95 90 750 00) 4,844 13) 845 95 
County Court Clerk i : YMA BA Ws hice Pate cs orga heh (AR NS 
\SurrogateRegistrar ie BT Lil Siete eee cel au ae Ce eee Je olmiG 
HALDIMAND | | 
Cayaga oye Oneriiiicns os ts ness MeMcConnell 3.05 17564 (0502). eee 1,564 09) 1,286 64 
Surrogate Judge ..|\Judge Hopkins... LOD SSOR Ae erase aie 880 60 790 80 
Local Master ..... | Ae i; 89. RO nen Se ice 2 aes 78 95 
Crown Attorney... Harrison. Arrell. ZAPROOT Ot ee 1,531 88 198 99 
Clerk of the Peace. “s 1283: 80) Rea ee Sek | cee 896 25 
‘Local Registrar...|J. C. Eecles..... 15 00 600 00; 2,346 40 615 00 
‘County Court Clerk) s BLT BO) oles, cute cineca 852 50 
SurrogateRegistrar ts LOLtA1 0) Soe eee ee 1,306 30 
HALTON: 
INVEON a2 lonerift, *;...2..¢. soa epsier.nen.: LSD IETS re 1,571 (73 l0fese 
Surrogate Judge...|Judge Elliot ....| 1,000 00|.......... 1,033 66; 1,000 00 
Local Master .....| er Do GO). weeks tats ac encore ne 86 
\Crown Attorney ../W. I. Dick ...... 2 Lol Ula eee oe 2,034 72 333 10 
Clerk of the Peace.. os L, DIS OZ SN ae 591 95 
\Local Registrar... W. J. McClenahan 92 70 600 00! 2,603 90 692 70 
County Court Clerk na on POOR OO ere cimetatet | ccm cmr 296 95 
SurrogateRegistrar ig Os? Eye nS eae IG Bence taa8 >. 1,614 25 
HASTINGS: 
Bellevalle= Sheriff <3... 2... ..|MABsMorrison tec (O41 eke ieee 2,794 00) 1,421 05 
Surrogate Judge ... ‘Judge Wills ...|\Commuted 985-00! si 's cxsjerwrelceel melee Reareetets 
TREAT aru LT zs Commuted) 3000 00|. .e..c gest. eee 
Crown Attorney.../Wm Carnew ....| 1,432 11|..........| 2,670 86 750 34 
Clerk of the Peace. x 1, 238 G7 i ere ones cleat. ek eee 886 30 
Deputy Clerk of the 
CLOW sites oy se John Williams .. 135 02 450 00! 4,397 42 585 02 
County Court Clerk s 1, 16a 4SS A Se ee Ge 1,165 49 
SurrogateRegistrar = 2; 046; SIGN A ee ees shosead 2,646 91 


+ Appointed by 0.-in-C. 12th March, 1917. 


Lazier, O.-in-C. 11th January, 1917. 


tL. M. pro tem during the absence of S.S. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 33 
‘Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc.—Continued. 
54 Bo rs 3: Earnings of each officer pay- | 
a 2 . = sgn able by the Province, the 
Se, ad = g a 3 County, and the General 
a3 oie 2 = S380 SJ Public, respectively. 
Sees ly Sj Sar aos. 8 Re 
| < © ° 
eee dee ee hes BO prom, (ETO i 
SRF SOK oF oD GAN oe > Ae County General. 
= Be = F, a A ince. * | Public. 
ieee Oo) Ses -Cl ie eCrigso. a. 1b. Ces S$" Oe: SCs 8 Gs 
729 04% S51 12). 9979209 4ST sia ks as 4,271 13/1,162 84 745 984,659 65 Essex. 
eno ae Dey Cet es ee eo een re elec 21 el overeat ee dice oth; 000-00! 
BARU votcertilo ooeke Oe paket (DEON Ce eon Eee eee ee 281 52) 
428 80'3,339 19} 940 00;2,399 19 39 91/2,359 281,576 20 192 90 686 00 
PAU EOE MET Ny Mh een ek Cue te hen se ce ek la eee ote Le 116 25 806 25 129 74 
pee ee, O00 64) 912742153018. 22) OI b M04 101-82] (675 °0Gli 3. es ns os 2 629515 
eee et tree Pi meee te tet atl win Bar cae hatete eae «nls erates eee IO ooo ae © wha ee ate 94 2,878 46 
Bee Ale OO iS) oor ODL. Se Tota. sees o° T8he (oie) 162 61 696 50 805 86/Frontenac. 
ree ae Sale TE UOU LO0bs tae ee LE UU Olen wets. Le OU0 OUka oes eels osc esc es L, 000,00! 
BZ aU MeeA ADU. ois we tare te UU ten Cece 0 ZU a Uae eho fac uate ll sie sara shore he _ 889 00 
Ae O0 Me) ieee 100-00) tc 001 e220 2... DUO Lee ae COG OU raise wsteusteell ae a erornele 
Epa Re Eh ete eH gas tra aise silence tera taemnieltooter one a's ine |< Kcape ajene> 114 25 LOZELOIG I. atte. 
To ayes DeOS eel OSeOU 2 00a UT eres cvertesO0at0i. (615 00s. 02s sees | O11 SL 
re iio islet ties ete e eI ite ce eave eG Gi eet car willed eos caters cess Gir eel ky UEO) OO. 
eee LD, Oe 200. OUT; STB 615) oe oes. 3s LES Lee leat scale te pacereeke ewer 2,018 75) 
sipeve|e 404 5511; 188. 781,270 82). cs. os 1,270 82) “767 36 840 96 790 45 Grey. 
hgh ae eae ROU cree edi LA ONG ait eee IEA LO Uiets seats sles uk oc ws oe ty 00000 
BU ee ee Ree ie ctr MMC t te cls (hers SE MS al, Zoo adhe ale aly ere ave 98 40 
192 85/2,188 85) 476 81/1,712 04)........ Lids 04) 347-80 174 10} 156 91 
eet teres eet IM tat cocina lates ake. shake nectinse't hele «abo oe 97 10} 1,285 85 98 70) 
a aes f3445 131) 73572015, 008 93) 20424718, 404-46) 750 O0ls... .. 356. 95 90 
Re ee eed ee ce eR ee eran DY, COP, accel ute eae Le vas whee es T17 05 
Ott eer eres a Cee CR a Meni Sonia ey erie warns alias bo ste ee oiler wiels aber we 2,781 18 
Pisa, DOL Ua = 2592 171, oa) SOs seve ose 1,321 86) 576 52 710 17. 277 40 Haldimand. 
ucts, Site pee UTS SMCS cA were oe os be QUO AU cease Ctl sce vee oeel  LQUISO 
70 001,484 59) 440 00)1,044 59)........ 1,044 59} 1138 58 91 41, 43 00 
EE DOR Seite ce Re solic: phe tets ciliate. wae are al oho are aw’ l cecal esate 100 80; 1,12) 00) 33 09 
ee Os 210 Sis ls 1 S024 (0 OUR ets oc. 425 L720 O0l- = 600 00). 28. See. 15200 
SoS Re eerie aay ment aad oa wei a Le a Ut 417 30 
1 TAR Rts BROS Ce oe dane EB eter ge pee Cac REED (GP aD (aa te ere Be Gras aa 1,314 10 
ZUS EOL S40L fob 1OLs 001" 640 Tolscs oe'n> 640 73) 616 59 456 65 504 54 Halton. 
a eS TOS ORS Gras ae yl Onl pGler care acct | OS0nOGlse cae. ote rey a sean a ll 00000 
UAL) penetra te et ee eee erent 2, Ia coco ad eben ns = eee | 33 66 
Lae 75\1,808-99)_ 186.7111, 720.28).22..<...: 15 720E 28s Oss Ol ase tects lm lose2o 
Pim ie Pete eS cote oS dacts wheal ase lake oo. vain oR etacate 43.00}, 1,431 72) 338-90 
Moret ct 2,603 90) 64 30)2,539 60 DEUUIZ. DOL OG) se OOUNUUlteemt. e ees 92 70 
cuit el Sellen Sts EU AEE ee Bae Raed eC | nee eran, Sane a nr | 296 95 
ee ee ee eT ar ag tae tte a Ghie ein sha ie aia] Bove oa eb Me o's att due Lantos cc alerans 11,614 25 
PelOlecole, oo2 ple 1042101, 818 210. ve. ae. 1,818 21/1, 256 97 837 50 699 86)\Hastings. 
A ea Dag eUUreeuee ee Os UU eranee sa) Soe COM OSes OUIS.cis sa bay el cca eter es 
eo oes SlUUU. UU 648 0012, so0 00s. as oe el, O00 OUlo, 000: O0l sate esa | fe co nnes 
400 08)2,389 17) 523 70/1,865 47/........ 1,865 47|1,080 25 20 17} 331 69 
CA er re he Sete mi once ile oS Oe ake Salta tare be Ree ose 188275). 1050: 00). See’ 
Pate oaths e 4,397 42} 602 04/3,795 38) 297 6913,497 69} 450 00)..........| 135 02 
RE ett cnacal daicra vine Stic wee ok BILE is a's Val elnie co's ee owas el bie ciate vais’ 1,165 49 
eta em ci a-cla eased Aa aleteserccalte cea bel avs [rete cece lence eee cleweeeees lence ee caes 2,646 91 


J 


34 RHPOR EOE No. 6 
APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 
| | : aes 
| ~ B %.4 ie 
Distvict and | —_ lfce. ES = Ad | gas | 228 
Town. | = PS ates ae 
| oO oH ge) =, SH 
| g on oa 6 aa 
| <q oD = Ss 
HURON: de Gane $ ¢.| $C. puce 
Goderich.. Sheriff Bel Ne R. G. Reynolds 2,652 53 eee. ee | »2, 002. D2), condi 
Surrogate Judge . . Judge Dickson . . Commuted 5-000, 00} (21, OS602015 sarees 
[Local Master ..... ig 36. 20) Seca I ee eee 
Crown Attorney .. IC. Seager, ...%% Tg CO Local cette sree hae 2,562 82; 1,035 98 
‘Clerk of the Peace... 4 Pe 1s BO1 ATs os ela eee eee 1,209 50 
‘Local Registrar...|D. McDonald.... 40 00 750 00 = 137 13 790 00 
County Court Clerk,‘ ‘ - S75 FSi ee ee 875 75 
SurrogateRegistrar or YA Met tol\Crbe a an Uc all gure cet retees 3,971 38 
KENORA: | . 
ACenOTH we HOUELIIL Ne ece, cee J. W. Humble... 973 38} 1,.000 00} - 1,973 38) 1,368 09 
Surrogate Judge .. Judge Chapple Bee ae Pee Fe sh +500 00 626 40 500 00 
Local Master .....| 12640) eis eee ie eee ta eee 
Crown Attorney. . “ly. Ue MacGillivray 20> Gales toon tes 756 54 180 63 
‘Clerk of the Peace. K.C.‘' 255 91 PaO MOOR. cee 367 46 
Local Registrar... C. W. Chadwick. 40 86 700 00| ~1,191 58 740 86 
‘District Court Clk. vy BOA 21g Mra ate ce eea le Nittans cee 224227 
SurrogateRegistrar a 226 45) seas see eee 226 45 
KENT: | | 
Chathan eo MeGriiba aa. ttre a. Wee Re Geman eae iTalent 2,778 12} 1,909 68 
Surrogate Judge...|JudgeStamworth| 1,000 00)..........| 1,000 00.......... 
\Local Master...... 'Thos. Scullard. . | OS uaUlE nica reties 8 30 8 30 
Crown Attorney...'H. D. Smith. L000 (20) femeae tena 2,825 14 960 97 
Clerk of the Peace. - Pree LS2GO" Salles tones cuscats ci teien ame Me We igs: 
‘Local Registrar .. James Holmes .. 72 70! 675 00, 38,254 05 635 20 
County Court Clerk. iy f Ole cL itenrcrac Ss Se eee ieee (51 eis 
Surrogate Regist’r. | ot LF ACOA ae here aerate eet Seer 1,775 20 
LAMBTON: | | 
Sarniav. »soneritl 2.n2.. 0 es James. HlMntotty at 2a Ll4 sli se. ee 2, 114-30). 1402-03 
Surrogate Judge. . . Judge MacWatt . Commuted) J,060 00) 1,147 84 1,000 00 
‘Local Master ..... | PA BAL Macatee Waa eee eee 147 84 
Crown Attorney... F. W. Willson. Lea 2G Pekan ees 2,796 57 Lal Soma 
Clerk of the Peace. | aed Gs ren LbG9- 80h. cS ee sete che meee 1,240 10 
‘Local Registrar... Alex Saunders.. 158. 85 675 00) 4,126 838 720 85 
County Court Clerk. 624: SO. So acketie ce tS tome ee 624 89 
Surrogate Regist’r.. ie, 25665) (Olieie creer Aare ea 2,668 09 
LANARK: | | | 
erthinc.. Shetitheves crs teen iD. G. MacMartinoe, 1854 60icen eee 1,574 60) 1,186 14 
Surrogate Judge. : ;|tJudge Seott..2-0) 1,000 O0le-2.0. 7. O00: UGta eee 
Eocal Masters..3.. Judge Senkler... | BAS s cevacste mee 39 90 30 00 
‘Crown Attorney...|Alex. C. Shaw .. SO GSienis cat oss 1,594 oy 737 60 
Clerk of the Peace | ca | 102) Ol cree eae Baa ea 509 07 
‘Local Registrar. .\W. P. McEwen.. | 25 60 675 00 3,469 ii 700 60 
County Court Clerk. ey a AQS? Bo) acre Wate ea laited cee 341 25 
LEEDS AND Surrogate Regist’r. fie is BODE lore o'5 erentard citar aieccceeeh eet 1,845 04 
GRENVILLE: | 
Brockville.|Sheriff ........06. J; Ass McCammon eea20 OT ect et 2,229 07 1,621 62 
Surrogate Judge... Judge McDonald. Commuted 960 00 sages lpehe scan dic marta eee eee 
Judge Dowsley.. PDO ees eis ote erst 1 id 1 10 
Local Masters... | Judge Reynolds. 120 30); eed 129 301 — 70-50 
‘Crown Attorney. . .|/M. M. Brown.. Lal0DN2als see e 2,273 66) 835 62 
Clerk of the Peace. | Pred Ped Cee Wty. toes | Raat ee eee Se 808 63. 
Local Registrar ...|A. E. Baker Sees 150 70 750 00) 4,623 27 900 70 
County Court Clerk.‘ ane R65 BTicsk ace | Be egy: 865 387 
Surrogate Regist’r. es 2,857 20 Scare eas he SPOOL 


———— 


from 1st March, 1918, at $1,000 00 O.-in-C. 21st Feb., 1918. 


* Appointed by O.-in-C. 12th Sept, 1917. + By R.S.O. Cap. 58. Sec. 17. 


t Fees commuted 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. aN) 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc.—Continued. 
MM a { 
eo a 93h Harnings of each officer pay- 
3 n E “dae able by the Province, the 
~ = i o 5 oom 
Pm | asa g a 38 3 County, and the General 
oe! RAS 2 = AS | Public, respectively. C 
ee ere 8 eS [es Dist 
aed | a2 z AG © 2 So s | From oe From |:oF District. 
28.4 | Soa es — =Ete- = Proy- Count General | 
eps Ve se A a 7, ince. y+ | Public. | 
Be eCulhyer oe! Cs DC. bare. >) .Ce SF Cur 92 So 5G $ cl 
Tb h-86/2,609°99) 664 -72)1,945 27.0... 199th 021) Gan OF 1) 164?921—-631-93| Huron: 
Be ac Seta 1, House ewes cil: UoGee Uitte as os cide VO 20 1, ODIO NS ieee e ute. cheaters ote tiene 
“ery Hes eee es ear ett ei eee Pee OAL ket Ie 36 20) 
SAO SOOO OO 4 O Tle ats wae 2,584 87 66 97/2,517 60 737 45 237 20| 286 70) 
O256i. see ca ss We Selodeaote oc Heater ate el] Bee ala sieves are me 293 bO}" 1100: 00). 107 97 
Miter taits beloieicie 993 804.143 33)" '471-66/5)671, 67). 750 O04 sf... 40 00 
sis tok cs EL oe Bek rr a LORIN a weet ee DSI B75 
Presse ccnsese|srnsscsfecenastelneescene[eetevese|ivesceesfecereescos [8,971 38 
660 1012;02819| 626 8615401 33).v...... 1240183511 - 012.06) seen. ee 361 39 Kenora. 
= ace B00 O0l. Sc... AGOSOOW sie sae. ete ADO 00) 5OU0- 0G ote eas cllare ce ties, 
ME et. eee OBO OR de tecilaeiateas sushi eerie seeks s le set ae cee) ehcO 10 
46 75, 705 50) eee a. TOR OU nc etees FOS D0L 225 Gale ce. were oe 25 00) 
HADROU a etetts Sento el ase eae eka cl Aer ee s eek P4OO: BAL site. see as 19 48) 
27 001,251 13 AOR MOD Us LON eters cess 89.143) 5 (00 00 to. Gare e. 40 86, 
om ANA men a ete hie oe eis eh cea alien a ie so lorscs mun erce Kie-e eeke ed. care 224 27) 
Leto Ben MN |e tNe a et ig ote Ne Sal 96 AB 
| | 
460 15 2,369 ss LOOP SONESTS SB oes eels 1,579 33/1, 173 25 866 01) 733 86) Kent 
Pee Patege 1, COO AIO eel etetLe COU G0, omental Le OOOO 2 seas 6 Salta eats aot e OU" OU 
eee ReaD eee teks B30 ane. SOR NR See ee INO RE AO 
247 ib2, TOSPAZ 780 OOM. 928 420 oe se 1,928 42) 700 34) 433 00 425 95 
Seta Cae ve te ete tere cM Cems Ten Nees nas 167 05 =1,000 00 98 80) 
112 50/3, 254 05] 880 00/2,374 O5)........ Ze Sie OU LOmUUINiar Eo eee ak i 
Bees ree orn | atta een AO Png RNC ce soe via wcakeialere ills ace pletely aces rol 15 
25 Ace ot CORSE en ea RIO | eters We aay © SUNS Meh ne, ache We eee nay oe Hosts Ruste ae Sik gal 4 eu 
Glotinias0l? 15), 6155415461 G4) k. 1,461 64/1,024 53 501 30) 588 47, Lambton. 
ee. ATT Se hs OLOSOOM IST B44 ee... ce ldadod 841, G00 ee aaa rrr 
eater are en ean eee ON em eters Vas | RMS ears Me on oe ee TET BA 
280 30/2,890 45) 479 90/2,320 55 32 05/2, 288 50 674 89 195 20) 556 68! 
Lea Dre eters hic IR erence IC aie Pe nent wilt dewtobee! 118 40) 1,144 36) 107 04 
112 50/4,126 33) 745 00/3,381 33) 126 26/3, 255 07 ORO VOOR ace ares of oI 
“sooth ty CPO A a ets | PREPAC INES OEIC HOT IOn |S RCN eS OE ede oA kk ir > heey 
Sp ie Sree teat) Sects Gey a” Oe eit eae Sanne 4 Sapte eee wea emma emien Lg P-aCitir 2) 
| 
BDZ eLU L058 OAM TOGO eT OL DO) nee ess 751 59) 614 44) 628 50 331 66\ Lanark. 
Sa or Pe OC wie ween UU LOU Inman ees i \an nat eine madam alerted tems by 000. 00 
VOC TaRGLUGE Om See LOW ST Bitrate ots LUO WI SINS Satecants Sitio stots ee att 39 90 
257 70/1, 755 95, 119238911), 6386456) 2)... ttes 1,636 56 371 80 371 88) 148 00 
pce mee aR eee alice creole e wo a alc lis @ weno succes 120 20 510 65 72 06 
31 00'3,519 29) 364 50/3,154 89 $029713; 075-92" 67200) 6 hoe. 25 60 
108 Fo Ae: Dna SRE ee ORIEL Ese enn en Roatan ey (RC 403 35 
TOMB Daeg ys 2 ae Aa etal Pe all i ay POPRCEN ay SITE) vay 2,365 54! 
| | Leeds and 
662 37|2,283 991,069 35/1,214 64)........ 1,214 6411,056 82) 715 56| 456 69| Grenville 
SREP RS MOO OC were eee ee om -OG0' ODL COU 0074 05i.55 take et seek 
1 30) PLO Sa oak 2AM eos DEAR ees hao otk axerlone 1 10 
74 60| 145 10\........ 14BTe a 1ABEIO ee Se Seren 129 30 
135 362,190 58! 426 00|1,764 58|........ 1,764 58} 912 80) 176 25 16 18 
SUE ois aah eet ete eel cove eked rok coe © 4 cohoihs amtartieded 238 05) 81.4 73) 115 65 
Set OOL 22 Fh 1ea7 os 910 05), 805 0213; 545: Obs 750 OO At bse 159 70 
eT MMR e meee cr ccithare arte iatete Nate Sais ef cle Rs. ol Sea che os kre ape ee Oe eRe ee ce ater oe 865 37 
ake Clcb espe howe odes OMe ot pe See 0, ral ie et A ts Guna e s artes 2,857 20 


36 


APPENDIX F—~—Return of fees and emoluments of 


REPORT OF 


Se ee a a ee 


the Judicial 


| 5 
| ° 44 1 
E B gra I ase 
County or | g = g aad 3 > a 
| Ha O ~ 3 
District and Once. Oificer. | = | as S 5 2 43 
Town..° | z ae ee ae 
S| ae PS see San 
<q mM | H HH 
| ee iy So ac. $ Cc. ioe 
LENNOX & «jSheriff........... G. DeHawley 2.24 6d poS4ee eee ee 1; 894252) i 00762 
ADDINGTON:|Surrogate Judge .|Judge Madden .. He ES) eens aoe yce Dod ei Diy acter 
Napanee. (|Local Master..... ISAS: Lazierea. 2: DO Gols oe tek sees 38 65 7 70 
Crown Attorney...|U. M. Wilson.... AOASS Wha: ctee Laetetete 1,588 56| 350 51 
Clerk of the Peace. uy pel We bot: 5) Parapet y | 654 80 
Local Registrar... W. P. Deroche. eel 109 00 600 00} 2,066 60! 709 00 
County Court Clerk. as 264 (bOI 5 Ame eee eee 264 50 
Surrogate Regist’r. ae OSS st Oi ek, ee heres 1,093 10 
LINCOLN : 
BieCathar-ineciit ssc. + «eas Henry O boughiin| 2,398) 52eu. ee 2, O98ane) LT Oley 
ines. Surrogate Judge .. Judge Campbell..|Commuted 900 00; 1,131 10 G00 00 
Local Master...... s ws 2ol gl Oven wee Flere enemies 158 10 
Crown Attorney.../M. Brennan..... OAD OO rae Soke ae 2,348 27| 660 00 
Clerk of the Peace. “aie Le AUG M2 Pies oe oe liste eee eta 838 27 
Local Registrar... Johnson Clench.. 276 05 675 00) 8,770 97) 903 05 
County Court Clerk Abe : S59 500! see wes wie te 3 ce a etileterees | 820 00 
Surrogate Regist’r. yy Lote] URI R aia guce Mando sates tL S60 
MANITOU- | 
LIN: SHeCTMime a atte eee J. Haddow Fell. . 618 16 950 00} 1,568 16; 1,486 09 
Gore Bay. |Surrogate Judge...|Judge Hewson...|.......... *500 00 500-004 ees 
Local Master ..... ra su TN aw: anda ww Sea elec a tcleehe sR Wave arated Hane al eae eae 
Crown Attorney ...|J. H. Craig, pro 116 00 250 00 600 31 356 00 
Clerk of the Peace..| tem ‘‘ Zens Liss sate ecole oateterntars tires 148 18 
Local Registrar..icr Ce Platt. 2s... a 1 VIR Gree 1,137 606 4 00 
District Court Clerk . Ae ee 86 70 850: OO. sacar | 936 70 
Surrogate Regist’r. ie Bae eee LGG250 saci a eal ae 196 90 
MIDDLESEX: 
London, 2) asherifi...0.. ©... ahs Cameron .. eae AGH Saree ete eee peer 46 aie 79 
udge Macbeth:.c) 1, 300) 00|.-weceee 1,300 00° 1,300 00 
Surrogate Judges | Judge Judd...... 1.000100 exten. 1,600 00, 1,000 00 
Local Master...... H. S. Blackburn. | LUO fees se eee 2,581 18 ATL 52 
Deputy Registrar.. 2 ae UG BDU a ccm rece odinvare omtntmeres 1,923 64 
Crown “Attorney: .vJ.73. MeKillon ce) 598 e080), eee cee 3,087 20) soi ono 
‘Clerk of the Peace. iM Ode T SLBA ned ccsee catiely aateeteeter 1,049 81 
Deputy Clerk of the 
Crowne eee Edmund Weld... 116 00 500 00) 7,880 22 616 00 
County Court Clerk. BN CEN ed DAZ HOalic ee ae Rea oats e conemeaete 13542> 8a 
SurrogateRegistrar Pe Sy PA Rea) erect ike wag se. ~§,509 79 
MUSKOKA: 
Bracebridge. |Sheriff ........... D. E. Bastedo...| 1,317 08 750 00; 2,067 08) 1,753 97 
Surrogate Judge ..|Judge Mahaffy ..|.......... *500 00 533 70) 500 00 
Local Master ..... Pre nie Boe Ua ars Ute eh aoe aca | doadU 
Crown Attorney.../Thomas Johnson 240 55 250 00 853 52 366 50 
Clerk of the Peace. BOM Tes Gees irons orca nett 164 63 
Local Registrar. ..|Isaac Huber..... 38 52 600 00, 1,465 94 638 52 
District Court Cl’k. a TSAO COI wiretetetesee vex aparece 17795 
SurrogateRegistrar iy G4 ca Tinie, do: oy he earn eben: 649 47 
NIPISSING : 
North Bayioberiil .....%..6.. H.C. Varinweess 1,006 85 800 00! 1,806 85) 1,704 72 
Surrogate Judge ..\Judge Valin 4.2 ghees eacteete *500 00 505 86) 500 00 
Local Master ..... SG seiere Di OU arate 6 wails cia ttate-etatet ceele 4 20 
Crown Attorney.../T, E. McKee...: 735 26 250 00! 1,303 45 814 91 
Clerk of the Peace. ee OLS SLO Sones «hee nee 198 29 
Local Registrar...|T. J. Bourke .... 75 30 150 00) 1,717 40 225 80 
District Court Cl’k vd Bes ics 619 65 ARAM eerentee ae 1,069 65 
SurrogateRegistrar Sc 422 45) SARK rt Gb oe ehoin 422 45 


* By K:S8.0. Cap. 58, Sec. 17. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. ov 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc.—Continued. 
SB bo g ees Earnings of each officer pay-, 
og oo = eee able by the Province, the 
>, 68 =| g Ses : County, and the General 
oa SHS 2 2, es 3 Public, respectively. 
Bealese|- 8) 8 lees] § : See 
oe) a>. ie f 
or Esta ee zl Baie: a ee From From ie cea 
Oe wo, So Oo © = hee ® ‘TOY | County. | General | 
= BH BH Z <x Z ince. Siebuplic: 
SeEC] Esa Ce Peace SC. eS. C5, ) 6S) ce.) Se $ c.| $  c.{Lennox and 
278 85)1,286 47; 443 19) 843 28]........ 843 28) 458 92 583 28) 352 32) Addington. 
ees PRR OA Ry ocr eo ck) OUT EOL eee sis.) MROO RIM OG. Sarees lesen Reo rh DOL Tol 
“ice Sa | PELU eee LUGO etre a crtkia ne site el aa ate ec siete Se codes lacs dviese oe mmOo. OO 
74 00)1;519 37| 106 23/1,4138 14)........ TAL BAP PeU2 00h. cece els eeu zeol| 
BORG ch tee hen Chee ete else irl e cs car 22 60| 1,124 65) . 36 80 
pe ee st 2,066. 60). -200 10/1,366 50/-.......11,866 50; 600 00)........../ 109 00) 
Ty ihees Pee el ee eg eo hte n, ocsbe ceases th, 00SL0 
589 71/2,380 88} 461 79)1,919 09)........ 1,919 09) 796 12 893 46 708 94 Lincoln. 
mare eras oe EU Oe A Oreste cat PO) Ot Ut ects oe rei 1000 PAU JOU OU) santa poles cielo s x'e «ores 
Mme etaite Me cg uhs ke tia e a kilas csidaselenesWarclere s chee le deaaes yes) 231 10) 
195 002,155 44; 550 00/1,605.44)........ 16054412802 00) 5 200. ee _ 140 00) 
PORE UD ere Sone ee fat te ct Mel see este sling ot erates | Wie entate one 143 15} 1,125 12) 1388 00 
61 50/38, 844 37; 525 35)3,319 02) 113 80/8,205 22); 675 00|..........| 276, 05) 
Chet oere tree. aero te Serate etch Analog have ol de oa ite vidtien cc ele es sievles Pees a tees] 859 50. 
aE Esai Cree tabetha e Cie Avi tc ea ailsiaacieis.a sls vs diese slew side v0 e's 1,960 42 
82 Ov 1,568 16) 85 10/1, 488 06)........ TeASS: OGL: DOS MLZ. ven eoee 65 04 Manitoulin 
Be og nbs Re U0 L Oren. te OU UU) aay crue ape OU0L 001s 500) QUOI, oc. cites seas lp fore ava nee 
10 00, 635 99 SU OBO eee cena tones B21 Oo eo0US OUND eats. lect 
UA i WE ee eo fiaaetata Ae Ginetois a's elalia e's c outs al sce ae ad PASAY Lill stoetevent aya ehetearinee ts 
eee e Vlg OU ls «sts « 2 5 LES ie GO) ies a TRS OU eck baa rectee shoe 4 00) 
iictoos OBS ARIS cart BASE snes (BeAr Gat einer: mares SOUP UU Ueewuce cs 86 70 
Meee iets get Petaia arabe) siahic e's e: ciels all ate oie ole eel nie sie s oe apie «srevie «eal = a1xcele hirilie’ ep aiana ete este 196 90) 
1,509 585,263 37/1,736 89/3,526 48]........ 3,526 481,691 03) 1,688 481,961 95 Middlesex. 
tears vs « eSOUR UO esa, B00 O0EE. sonst U0I00 Fen a. ost dene esse. |1, 000 00 
a te, foe Ponies weve a OUD O00 terete cL OUU, OOhsie ate nee hive ote top is GOU-O0 
pease sie Dod LOT ols 00i2, O21 TGS, ae. ZAI el Giatva totes Va eaneere el 519 68) 
ee PRE NA A eis OU AUR Ae a beg oe Sole) ail bicrafo erpro ogi siete se WoL ae be alee Oey 2,061 50 
553 803,460 95/1,250 002,210 95) 21 092,189 861,540 59 28 00 =—.380 30) 
a SEA mee shtatp tere ere ele sete CATS Sartea ss otter e e's 227 95) 1,358 86| 201 53) 
busts ae & f 7,946 52/2,582 00/5,364 52/1,228 06)4,136 46, 500 00)..........) 116 00 
Reh oe secre Pe ct eel eristate gia Waitin sfore AO) stoke shin Gee| ne: are ais, Se Pints ais lata slave 1,542 83 
ee ea rented ee CUNIREMAG To Mora Fale OVUM Brg ar > 5.721 39) 
282. 2012, 030) 2d) 1,129: 00 907251... 2.» OOF 25s TS0eB2ise woe oe ce 327 76,Muskoka. 
pases «4 uO e age ee se DOD Stas. euin| se DOD G0! SOUU FOS i oureie a ol) deers es 
eee. Eat oon Soe ae canine tae a Ve 38/70 
80 00) 828 33) 24 65) 808 68)........ SOS*OSE4S Ts BSt. eee oe ves 3 00 
“ANG al Nasties Sega A Oe ee eee EP es Sed pies Uae Se es 35 77 
eoeees oe (1,465 94) 386 37)/1,429 57)........)0 600 ees GOO OOM ies eres 38 52 
MMM Teese ashe alte alah tac Tete a tie Alike calle ere wlicm e's sale oHmeheisce wri) Sl 0:9) date wa ons 177 95 
eer tise eae Lape n et PRP. hehe ier OC weule ene os dade 649 47 
da4 73)\2,039 45; 911 76)1,127 69]........ MR ees TB Es iced AS) ee re Ae 451 66)Nipissing. 
saveraniy «ail SUING Aor es ks POUL ZU Passos oe (y  DULsZ0) 22000 Uae Sees 
“rah oguceeaess Pea ORIN, CE By IAS ek, SOA eee Sag PURE od oP Re ee wr 5 
MO Sit, 292 Ol) 40 bolt, 252 36) 550... Lon2seOmei On OOl sect ones. 232 40 
DO as ie oa PES R eae he etc) a's = 9 <5 «ly ine tina so DAA GOR et Aas 3 50 
Pee (91 S2her 9S 401700 02) 72... ses 1105 020 150: O00) eae: oes 75 30 
RT Oe RA ata) Oe As oa) Haw, RRS all's: wece kg cee [Pala See a PISS UR (1) Pe apee aah 619 65 
PE ee ee Re We nce vie Bh al ENS. PAS Vly Hie. sake Nie: ove lSiace ee fo Wi kee A oue heudisio “mols 06 « 422 45) 


38 REPORT-OF No. 6 
APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 
as | 8.2 
: = a. | Bs 
County a ga: eee Ae 
or District Office. Officer. a Cae Pier Sa3 
and Town. | = b ais meraes 
| = Wren ares 
g am 68 Ice 5 an 
| < op) sal BH 
NORFOLK: Sues $ Cy $7 {es SaeeOr 
RBimcoe)..isherill ....4.0-./ FMS eOniderse: oon Le OlOP OU eames omnes 1,528) 5610 15 P41 ah 
Surrogate Judge . . Judge Boles..... Sade Uite eee tee 852 60 834 70 
Local Master...... | i See LT pOCINGS See Bree ce ecoe eee 17 90 
iCrown Attorney.../T. R. Slaght, K.C. ADS US see oe ae 2,124 28 328 95 
‘Clerk of the Peace. ae Ly GGL) 25 Rees oe eae 1,099 52 
Local Registrar .. C. C. Rapelje.... 184 30 675 00} 38,074 438 859 30 
County Court Cl’k. | ‘sf Peis ASZ ALD ree eee Soak eters eras 432 15 
NORTHUM- ‘SurrogateRegistrar he nee 1e7 82.08 \-c548 <n ie ae ne 1,782 98 
BERLAND |Sheriff ........... DaJ Nesbitt2 sore) 9 cs 092 POU ee eee 2,692 39, 1,964 37 
AND ‘Surrogate Judge...|/Judge Ward..... Commuted LSO00 00 |...) secetn steal sere eee 
DURHAM : |Local Master . Judge Roger..... (> TO) pee eres (oaLo 48 50 
Cobourg .. Crown Attorney... W. EF) Kerv.;)s.2 646 0S ae fee 1,487 53 442 51 
‘Clerk of the Peace. re Vey eee SH A ice eee nee oe were 452 61 
Local Registrar ..\John T. Field... 140 00 750 00) 5,193 40 890 00 
County Court Clerk, nA GDS VOD) .k ees Senshi 658 95 
ONTARIO: SurrogateRegistrar ae 3,644 Re or) Be Ra od Sat BL 3,644 45 
Wilt bya como eniit seceae cee Ji BE Paxton ee ties 14 GOl a neni 1,714 66) Sl 2isai7 
Surrogate Judge...'G. Y. Smith..... 1,000 00) 7. aes: 1,141 20) 1,000 00 
|\Local Master .. ..| te rene TAI 201 ee tet a eeeinene 141 20 
‘Crown Attorney... J.E.Farewell, KC (G3 {00 eee cee 1,928 38 609 00 
‘Clerk of the Peace. | ae Pel GOS ieee. cette ol ote ee ee 753 87 
‘Local Registrar... . Horace Bascom.. 49 80 675 00) 3,668 87 724 80 
County Court Cl’ k. oe ASO OD irate ace da sh eee eee 430 95 
OXFORD: SurrogateRegistrar| oe 25 D1 BIZ RA has coe Rae WAS 8 PS bor 
Woodstock/Sheriff ...... .... Wm. McGhee.. De LUD Ba) eh eases eet 3,109 80) 2,408 24 
‘Surrogate Judge ..|Judge Wallace. . Ic sated 1,000 x00). ees a eee 
|\Local Master -.... W. T. McMullen. SOUS Meee. 53 70 29 15 
‘Deputy Registrar...) + ca VA Wel ire ION IG -Scikhe co 
i\Crown Attorney...|R. N. Ball... ... S66 “Sails weehiu’s ¢ 2,097 52 796 62 
Clerk of the Peace. cs ‘L230 Olea co tee eee eae ae 738 90 
‘Deputy Clerk of the’ 
CrOWwhee ees. ‘tJames Canfield. 233 10) 450 00| 5,660 47 487 00 
County Court Clerk fe 862 (GOR ee a ae eee 600 60 
PARRY ‘SurrogateRegistrar a AS LAAT TN eer eae lowe aarte eee dots 
SOUND: | 
EAervcsound oheriiies.c ie oie ase Sam’] Armstrong] 1,683 30) 750 00} 2,433 30) 1,729 99 
Surrogate Judge ..|Judge Powell....J/-........ § 500 00 509 40 500. 00 
Ibocal Master: ..... ve OAL oe ae ee ed ae eee te 9 40 
Crown Attorney...|W. L. Haight. .. 828 48 250 00' 1,446 66 876 99 
‘Clerk of the Peace. ee BOS. Slices cee rol oes ae eee 185 49 
Local Registrar. ../ Frederick Tasker 13 85 606 00; 1,632 09 673 85 
District Court Cl’k. ete beats, OAM SIs te mete eile ae Oe eee 264 15 
‘SurrogateRegistrar eR RR ae O94 HOO i ent eal or terse 694 09 
PEEL: | | [son 
Brampton. oleriit....... <2... Nathan Hender-_ 1765) 4450. acee oe 1,651.44) 19232793 
Surrogate Judge... TJudge Justin... S20 45a aaa eates 822 75 820 85 
‘Local Master ...../ ee ee LsQOl AS es ree eee ee 
Crown Attorney... Walker S.Morphy BY PAG NST aa near 1,349 54 285 65 
Clerk of the Peace. | ia O70 TOO aik aan oe a i eee 844 65 
Local Registrar... J. B. Dixon...... 44 30 600 00) 2,892 16 644 30 
‘County Court Cl’k. | Ye Ae aP a 2OO-FL LI wewees auc tet wee pean 266 71 
‘SurrogateRegistrar ee Md nae | 1 AS LGD ee coos cee eee 1,481 15 


* Died 10th February, 1918. 
+ Resigned. 


t Appointed Local Recietere by'O.-in-C. 23rd January, 1918. 
§ By R.S.O. Cap. 58, Sec. 17. 


§| Appointed Surrogate Judge by O.-in-C. drd January, 1917, 
and Local Master by O.-in-C. 8th May, 1917. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 39 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc. —Continued. 

S M Po a on Earnings of each officer pay- 

Z A 2 4 = ce able by the Province, the 

oe Boy g a sa 3 County, and the General 

33 aH 8 2 a S80 q Public, respectively. County 
Dh. | SHE 4 2 2S 8 or District. 
4%» oN 2 ~ a) ee q From Fr 
agc2 | e842 /)} 2.2 pA 5 a2 a From om 
SAE | 38a $5 * B04 2 Prov- Gia General 
i | = 7, a 7, ince. * | Public. 

Sere eC aS OS chi Soe cult Soc. $c. Dee Calla GC: 

BOM TULL, 008 621-658-598), § 850) 241... 3s 850 24 481 82 669 13) 3878 11\Norfolk. 
ARR Soe DU ee 14s DOlon eee ie Ol dob ee er al Os oa wena LO 

SPX ON Stel Oy DR een elils eae ter buh ote fs ee ed 17 90 

2oe.corw. 405-74), 63865011, 169° 24). oo. e: 1,769 24) 227 80! 212 05 13 20 

Pi 2Ree UNAS FSR rae WARM oy i NO a ar Or 165 00) 1,487 58 18 65 

70 50)3,628 13; 112 05/8,516 08) 158 04/8,358 04! 675 00).......... 184 30 

Lier eee We kr ek Wevetepe ascetics oncom rs ue Sills Momed, apeiel Ast a eae suis, alo ES Fas AS2 CLS 

5 1 eae ea EE OS a 0) eae Sail a DT em 1,782 98 

431 012,395 38/1, Pi teotle 18? Uline (1,182 04) 847 16 848 95! 996 28) Northum- 
Pe aha: 1,000 00: ei 11000 0) eee OO, OO POGUL UCI.) ter cdl. € ots oe ne Derland 
Lh eae 48 S0eie. Sra ES ey ee weet ASE ik paeidteete cdl Seite ohare. 75 10! and 

hbeeol t. 450 Us! %o0n 481, 0705001... es 1,070 55) 453 50 186 80 6 10; Durham. 

CARON Ua Aa ose codes ag Se Ane Rain, eet eae ea | nae 145 10 626 63 69 40 
Spe ean 9,193 40) 671 20/4,522 20) 661 10/8,861 10) 750 00)..........) 140 00 
re re a Re ee) NI oh Laetoli ctttete Gea, cilities mincetabe cA tio ete At Mollie ora fae ele one 658 95 
ee ae. ae Baldo eae ten epee iets Will es 

257. 78|1, 630 05 Ga ie eees 20s are Bache 995 20, 677 66) 609 98! 427 02\Ontario. 
eee jt hea 20 ee ere La beeen Gate old LeU fe coatet. sol ce aaneel eons  UO0 OD 
TE net le ark sea cre ee Eh yaad le oh G8 Boren SA 141 20) 

163 00)1,989 i0 46066117528. 44) 755... JEDZSaAAI TOAUOU) cae oes 59 00) 

TOME ar cet a ae ea Phere en 18271, 974 67, 8 00 
eee ets, 3,668 87 654 00/3,014 87) 52. 97'2, 961 96) ..675.00).......4.% 49 80) 

- Witte ideas Macken oh Ly NNER Stl ih be erate CL, (eae TE | ue Lear tes, Mok BOGOD 
“ioe tba ECS ies eel RA ES re ore a, an 7 a in en a | aun bse l2 

537 96/2,946 20/1,256 61/1,689 59|........ 1, 689 59} 584 00 778 99\1,746 31/Oxford. 

Ne ee el ee ieee tH, UCU eee 2 2 OU O01, OU L00IE,  oe tic nets) «else asa 
13 60) Sf (att Ui eee ee POON Acces EY Rr oN thera a pan, ea 32 50 
EPR ag eee NS RS Sahat, Woe te 5 PRA a> at AP Rare hese GRE eee ee 21520 

3 3512091. Ue een ore 2,091 89 9 13/2,082 26) 266 07 OOO TD recon 

SEES soohdl Bowel dei OC (BRL Te UR eg Re Mae ROR | el he eda east Berge 81 25) 1,080 81 68 64 

100 00/5,199 37| 486 80/4,712 57| 756 2813,956 29} 450 O0|.......... 233 10 

UT et ger orale terse Daan ena Mere ae ec 8 tu ga ew rgtall ates efaete ne at 862 60 

“TUTTO ds SA a an oe Ag i pe ean re) 

BAPMA 2017 ALL bb2 61) G24 74 nse: 6245 7421095 22a ee ee Ne | 340 08)Parry 
hee UDP ANS oot re OOO AQ oss oH LDUDeADL. 800 UY host cea rar Sound. 
NM Aer L Tay he ee aoe reneacte re eal: ohatetb lets ew liine eur ateietollisle veiole a ecdeece ore avat 3 

Pau Leeoal Sa el Oo OO ELIG S315 v.25. [LI G298 W922. 18) 24 a eisteies v3 155 75 

‘GA ee a Siena Serine cates ae SE OBEN fe pete 85 80 
MGT at. | Ge Un bloo UL OF OG. esis oe 1h, 40a Com OUU OONS. eared: 73 85 
ee aN Rat NE ei tare cick Nate Sih a beeah «co ¢ |Rvakcieie wis wits te ar ehorn calle piaslarie aot 264-15 
eM IR See a es Uo FENN ic ce NS hin sha ww nko Vi id aS GAE Le EL ca Rie. we ieee BY Rierougetele s 694 69 

284 18 1, 517 11 TELL OD tO LOO eee ies 795 26) 512 16 549 29] 589 97|Peel. 
Baier ese gg SRG Ae ot eRe BOs oon We Ro OO kiesion svulbe dats ceeenhe Sou. OD 
ee ee erect s, Salloy eae Rew om Hates aoe ks nalie. oe. Bo, 8. 6. o Ad veva felocar felore pers inline a drew Bate 8 1 90 

71 93/1,285 99 54005 Lack OA cele. 11,231 94| 3806 15 G6LaU lace 
“SES RS oat EI lg RE iid ied S| PN aaa a O93 D5i 810 69 66 25 
ew teak e 22002 LO) MLE Oller et ODA ls aa ns cee Loss COOTOO, cette. 44 30 
Reese» eee es Sere ee ee Peden Lema PM Joe te eke ae A tsir wate fy COOK TL 
Bey certs Pee ee en ner ee aby BUY OTe gle te ae ola et ah sag Bate os Se le SOL LO 


* No returns. 


t Died 16th N 


Oy Loli. 


40 REPORT OH No. 6 
APPENDIX F.—Report of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 
oe 
o na ; 
2 2 ee et 
County =) =o fava al 
or District Office. Officer. te | Pir 2g 2 
and Town. A bs B Seats a= 
6 am aac ue 
g mam 5708 oS 5 aa 
< TM a! <a! 
PERTH: Dawes ee top See. c. 
SiraOrd, Seri. sateen ss oe ThomasMagwood| 2,196 10).......... 2,196 10| 1,556 69 
Surrogate Judge..|Judge Barron ...|Commuted 873° 00) -L, 725" 00 See eee 
Local Master..... “ ..--|Commuted S50 BOD wie siete ret sae ere neees 
Crown Attorney ../G. eee rmeta 952 OU Aseee reese 2,517 09 702 00 
Clerk of the Peace. cea” #14 DOA TOO le oe neers fc eee cee ane 898 49 
Local Registrar ../E.Sydney Smith, 410 70 675 00}. 5,071 84 968 92 
County Court Clerk aos K.C. SOO TLD ES. ore ewe ae a cee 497 75 
SurrogateRegistrar vu Bi ba AO eel cacti ete eae ane 2,808 57 
PETER- 
BOROUGH: iSheriitv..... 4.4. JAS Hallancaens 178 lee Ale, oe ee L.781:27)7 282207 
Peterboro |Surrogate Judge ..|Judge Huycke...| 1,000 00).......... 1,877 00| 1,000 00 
Local Master ..... eas ra Bie 10 ae Mee eS SM ya ee 423 00 
Crown Attorney.../G. W. Hatton... O69 15S. Sees wees 2,152 50 705 15 
-|Clerk of the Peace. x ots WL Oreo kecetgs eo ccetere a staan Settee 653 87 
Local Registrar ...|G. J. Sherry .... 281 25 675 00) 4,458 60 822 85 
County Court Clerk Ss dad Mao S252 Obi ee ea Pe oles See ieee 749 50 
SurrogateRegistrar PAI? Aha eh Ze BLGS4 ONS ives. see hie oe etera sie 2,667 45 
PRESCOTT 
WHRUSSELL + Sheritl ....ss..e. ss. Albert, Hagarvei: 12 30Ge0lies, eee 1,306 91 881 52 
L’Orignal Judge 
Surrogate Judge ..| Constantineau. (BELA) ie ora T47 95 lao) 20 
Local Master...... ee PAA Uli At Pi Siti Weert sie x 12 70 
Crown Attorney... .|*John Maxwell ..|..5. 5224. ¢ee4 aaconls scomk cline s4 2 seen 
Clerk of the Peace. Oe Dart ePAS wher eee LAL DEP oy eed oak Gian: Sete ee 
Local Registrar....|Joseph Bélanger 17 40 675 00, 2,619 05 686 30 
County Court Clerk e PRT 4001s Sete eileen ile at 244 15 
SurrogateRegistrar i 1, BUS ST0le cesten ea coiienle emma 1,372 99 
PRINCE 
EDWARDS oberifie.- oe. Dead.) Barker) wi. penl ol oseoU teen eee +,133°30} 1,008 27 
Picton..../Surrogate Judge..|/tJudge Morrison 8 100 cee xe ate 399 30 387 00 
Local Master...... Sh L2 BOR Fe Sak rene oe ee aetts 12 30 
Crown Attorney...|R. H. Hubbs..... 05-62). 2 eee. 628 58 86 42 
Clerk of the Peace. st DSc UGl er cis aoa eee BOOnLO 
Local Registrar...|Nehemiah Gilbert 133 10 600 00; 1,842 00 Tasco 
County Court Clerk We, LSS Bb) rs cece ee terete 183 35 
SurrogateRegistrar Ps O2 DOs eine alee wae eae cle 925 55 
RAINY 
PTV Rte er like sce cc's WA? Bakery 20115557750 750 00| 2,307 50) 1,693 08 
Fort Surrogate Judge ..|Judge McLennan.|.......... t500 00 549 90 500 00 
Frances ..|Local Master...... ne UO OOT. oe Ca ele iota 0s 3 a eae 49 90 
Crown Attorney...|N. L. Croome.... 300 00 250 00 809 65 502 00 
Clerk of the Peace. fe eas A\ 8 Ml 615 | one ee aie rs Re om 99 70 
Local Registrar ...|Wm. H. Elliott:. 76 00 450 00} 1,097 02 526 00 
District Court Clerk ag a4 BOO. OSes es ie eee ree 366 05 
SurrogateRegistrar rey 204 OTe Seu Pea emer 204 97 
RENFREW: 
Pembroke Sheriff oc... <6. 0. Alexe Morris. ..uercone wOL eens ee 2.421 Ole Zyl f4ect 
Surrogate Judge ..|Judge McNamara} 1,000 00|.......... 1-000. OOPS aeier ees 
Local Master...... vs aralg wlio reese oe wie Net wees ee kd oie ene aly ce ee 
Crown Attorney...|J. H. Burritt, K.C. BOS OGle sade 1,252 88 389 44 
Clerk of the Peace. ot pea HA Na oP A se Burg MAY pines) oh SWAN 3455 
Local Registrar...|H. W. Perrett... 2heoe 600 00) 2,496 96 627 52 
County Court Clerk Fi a AST liieec. kc ee ole anreraen 437 91 
SurrogateRegistrar ore 1, 431 Sls. ge cea ts Fe ee Pate y 908 1,431 538 


Judge Wills acting under R.S.O., Cap. 62, Sec. 8 (2): 


Judge Wills and Judge Deroche appointed Local Masters, pro tem. O.-in-C. 17th April, 1918. 


12h.0e 


Cap. 58, Sec. 17. 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 41 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc.—Continued. 
oy 2a - enese | arnings of each officer pay- 
Za Qs = : Poa able by the Province, the 
Bin ae: © ZB Re The soe County, and the General 

2h oe 2 = 2 s ad = Public, respectively. County 
eee ee a ‘4 =) aac S ‘or District. 
ap 8} 429 oe Pas 35< a From Fr From 
s 3. $92 $3 3 be ae Prov- | ¢ ae General 
Eee oo aries F, BEN ellen Z ince. Coy | Pablics 

CR Nee CHE ) TC leant Cl Se Gre ge GC.) S&C. Da Cue O.7 Cc; 

517 802,074 49) 894 55|1,179 94).......; 1,179 94) 548 23 562 62)1,090 15)Perth. 
en at a Mee Ue eae Lal ok U0) nen tl Lees UH Leh livia wre shaw well’ tia. to rons 
ROMs eetr Fe teeta Marnie te Fem oe Mae warotas 6 taane ¢ cotbes, x BOO eOOP Ke te ersay eee eae 

93 90 2,402 03) 383 00/2,019 03 1 90/2,017 13) 500 C0 182 50} 270 00 

TINGED ches cre dae NA Taga ig ie Sar lll SAO PRR LO TAS SOU Teal 74 29°55 
--.-----/4,631 09)1, 038. 95/3,592 14) 196 07/3;396 07| 675 00).......... 410 70 

COR ere Ye Oe. halt inn hae cation’ haleiastee aie iesie ek bls Sc sites 04's 886 15 

SOR eene aces aaa colts Ceetc cums e lad stot ete cht Re SoG 6a o8 3,149 49 

521 08/1, 803 15) 836 10; 967 05)........ 967 05) 693 20 556 65) 531 32|Peter- 
tee eacaes ZOU UU ieee eae ates OO COU re sails 1258000 OO cre secalees sis os ss l4000 00) borough: 
WE Me re ere ee eden eater ie CRs ae ot oh ate eee as Tatas oe a il te care ae ee 877 00 

‘207 30/2,159 49; 720 00/1,439 49)........ 1,439 49) 516 55 35 00) 417 60 

ELAM A a gel cierto a acs Crane ects ial rode ece iy on Weck re wes 180 15 965 29) 87 91 

126 704,555 45) 495 75)4,059 70| 429 85/3,629 85) 675 OO!.......... 281 25 

MRE renee ere eee ea wieder tae ais eke ohes's othole ny. Cee ellis ere Sia 5 sors 825 95 

CMe are Aare IS Ten iM Seale a ek ei tcceewha es CLG as fete agd's stele s ebie es 2,676 40 
#50 Gril, 332 19) 917:17). 415 02"... .7.... 415 02) 462 48 891 09} 453 39 rea 
an 
A eh age haba PA LOOheee ee EL Al a OO tee Cla LOO doce sexes ssucess.) boo, corrussell, 
ihre ate, x Beet cig Seseh Se deal BR ences pcs Sinan celiac Aer Mere tlc easier oaewenaran 12 70 
27 20/2,516 99) 504 20/2,012 79|........ D Wiens OLOvUU ates cco 17 40 
DoiatUpcks wes. Fee o cht eee Te ala ee Pais caktien wile ts vives Kee evcrele o oie 261 95 
Pe ames Eere rhe Creer erie incre ya mh wee ao lureac ase siuills' oo cee o's 1,664 70 
| 

141 23/1,149 60)" 165 17) 984.435, 30... .. 984 43} 422 00 485 01; 226 29/Prince 

Ain ne Sa Os O0 eaten s U6 S00 nr tee. eae tUSe 90s oiemcciiscce sas ce) ) oot, OO! . Kaward; 
OR ee ere Prete ests eel gmeee eetiteudaas (aot cee sae vil arise e's se @ aes 12 30 
Toe OGG 21 250 00 A030 12. ess 403 12} 35 62).......... 60 00 

ELE e eres crotele arstere eisinie lie eat Milnred wt pied essence ors 3 00 DoUG 9G s . nace 
oar: /1,842 00) 88 701,803 30)........|1,803 30) 600 00)..........); 183 10 
IO ee sree ey ne ee els eos ane par] eres 9's o's bi bie BeeN edie s a Soe aye 183 35 
hase Rte ete Sei fet ies RARE GY | Vs ao eset [etreatsiaia Pees ate cvs. s sl THOCOLOD 

437 452,130 53} 872 12)1,258 41)........ LeeZOS Ell, POLS Ole street nn oc 526 05|RainyRiver 
sop kenyag DIEU ae Gua OOo seri ces | DAS OU ADUU UU ewe a ee nlies ce mens 
NS eee cree Oe hs oie a Wrarstase Whore eh goles ae ca |erels te, a, apie bw, wham a ev aca 49 90 

SaP OU TOOL OO. gst ec TD Oy GU eas TROeoUian OD OOM ace ers c 5-3 5's «ew tase as 

ea eel canine at iret eee a eetahn we 20. sense soa tienes Be Gcork = ZDUSGOs . ceaee one feacs phe 
0 A Fevei UZ 2Oo CON sae U2 cn. capa os. U2uer tol! OOF oi.» a 76 00 
EER ener «tate a axle siete sae eros Bont ele n sn Gols e see wie sae asc e 88 366 05 
RN Peart a eo ters ONG eter IE een, a5] este, cee reidla > nin vil aa see oP 204 97 

226 792,401 00/1, 246 54/1,154 46)........ 1,154 46) 746 02; 1,000 12) 674 87\|Renfrew. 
See aa eth DOU hon scenes T0000 U0 eeencc. TEOU0 AUG ecisa aire a tettais tes ei 1,000 00 

33 34)1,140 70) 300.00; 840 70)........ SAAT Ueno G00| stake etal s seein es 

ee MN iee ere Sod ip aie ciaicl siie ive S igaciaas fact © esccee 51 90 742 94) 59 3 
et aes ZyAOO SOG TE COLOUI 2 OLE Gls wenn ee sos Lb 90n > O00: 00). wiineuee a 27 52 
ee Nace iets a curs seh oa tn onts eintiraska nice cs Fess reise es ay ihe eye Gere 437 91 
che oyege ge Seok he We PR asc ry Pa Rn aa 1,431 53 


42 


REPORT OF 


Se ee ee ee ee ee ee 


No. 


APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 


He 
el 08 ea paeeeas 
County | u mate Ab te ie 
or District | Office. Officer. 5 = S Aa é 2 3 
and T'own. = b, & o $e Saas 
= HO =. ro) ml (ob) SS 
= af Ses S22 
S| 3 Orme Blane 
< M S H 
SIMCOE: Sec: a Sac? eye 
Parle eS UClliL wote. soak WoMcl. Harvey) 2, (aces teeter ecto 2,118 47" 2,185 19 
Surrogate Judge... |Judge Vance ...;\Commuted; 1,000 00; 1,000 00).......... 
|Local Master...... Jaks Cotterser. ZUUSUS nee tates 3,005 99 290 08 
Crown Attorney... a LOOP Aer ew aces he etn ae 800 23 
Clerk of the Peace. oe 1 GIS 5505, Sou eee. ee neers 1,087 11 
Local Registrar... |John Mackay.... 152009 750 60) 1,896 84 902 59 
County Court Clerk aS OOF T 2M eer eee con ere 994 25 
Surrogate Regist’r. |E. A. Little..... Ame loco eee be eto A D271 e2D) e402 tees 
STORMONT, | 
PN DAS: wioleriitcs.jsnhe ue ss « Wo Piece a el vorrare 2 ZAG SoS etree 2,246 28) 1,817 24 
AND Surrogate Judge... |Judge -O’Reilly..| 1,000 00).......... 1,400 00| 1,000 09 
GLEN- ‘Local Master...... a Commuted ADD ZOO\ anata 400 00 
GARRY: (Crown Attorney...|J.G. Harkness.. OO 24 Lh See ae Gets 1,644 48 534 21. 
Cornwall .|Clerk of the Peace. € Tac USL OsrcRe. dete On ee 399 76 
Local Registrar... |J. A. McDougald. 168 10 750 00} 4,864 84 793 10 
County Court Clerk a GiZ2n0Ulaee ns ee coe ehs comes 672-558 
Surrogate Regist’r. os Ded A UN ge eee ate cree en eeeeee out cece 
_ SUDBURY: 
Sodbury, oberiil s,s... Alex. Irving ....| 4,417 29} +950 00) 5,367 29) 4,501 32 
Surrogate Judge,..|Judge Kehoe ....|.........- *500 00 789 40 500 00 
\Local Master ..... es enlas BSOL TP eatin ae Sis rd hin Oneeee 270 60 
Crown Attorney.../{G. M. Miller ...| 5,989 05 250 00! 7,064 96) 4,989 55 
Clerk of the Peace. a Sib. OR Pees ted & uel eoneaie eee 352 46 
Local Registrar...|J. D. Shipley.... 49 90 150.00) 2,949 12 199 90 
Dist. Court Clerk. . a 1,943 10 450200NS Re See 2,393 10 
‘Surrogate Regist’r. oy 515) Sa a ian al pines ctu chs dio 356 12 
T EMISKAM- 
SING: Sheriff ...........|George Caldbick.| 3,390 89) 1,000 60) 4,390 89} 3,540 38 
Haileybury .|Surrogate Judge...|Judge Hartman.|.......... *560 00 507 30 500 00 
Local Master...... ber 1 cOU lee een eres che a ee ocmees eet 7 30 
‘Crown Attorney... |F. L. Smiley.... AST Uae Wil BoA, ghee: 1,078 54 169 05 
Clerk of the Peace. a Broan 250! O0l essen ie pee 411 12 
|Local Registrar ...|T. J. Meagher... 283 45 150 00} 2,730 40 433 45 
District Court Cl’rk oe 1,367 60 ASS ibe ecoreenerane 1,817 69 
Surrogate Registrar We INES Bsa Gata ie at By Pingel wt 479 35 
THUNDER 
BAY: PSNEriitace ee ae A. W.Thompson.| 4,450 87) 1,000 00) 5,450 87} 4,318 46 
Port Ar- |Surrogate Judge... |Judge O’Leary ..\..:....%.: *500 00 684 10 500 66 
ChE. uocal Masters. /2-. ie LSAT actate Seles are oe ana 91 50 
Crown Attorney...|W.F.Langworthy,) 1,123 35 250 00) 1,648 15 963 55 
‘Clerk of the Peace. KC, 269 BUMS eh eee ni ee cree 89 45 
Local Registrar...|T. S. T. Smellie. 349 07 600 00} 2,909 24 949 07 
‘Dist. Court Clerk. . Pd LeLOOt Soieredae eel eae ere ane 1,190 35 
‘Surrogate Regist’r. “i LOD SS Ai tes orate ee he teat rae ee 769 82 
VICTORIA: 
Lindsay ..(Sheriff-.\, ....<.2¢) AVHOVTroOmaneen Clee t UUs es amas 1,127 60 902 07 
Surrogate Judge... |Judge McMillan. S50) OOP Aiea re 889 CO 839 60 
Local Masters ... ' Indge Swayze... 38 S0lr Orie 26 30)” 19°80 
‘Crown Attorney... /|T. H. Stinson.... BVO UL ae eee 1,257 64 117 50 
Clerk of the Peace. se BO Bl ere cco te eens ree ee 520 27 
Local Registrar... |T. H. Sootheran. 20 00 675 00} 38,0382 20 695 00 
County Court Clerk ot DOU OUieanre oA tate ere means 530 90 
Surrogate Regist’r. oe Le SOGe SU rere eo cupeies 1,806 30 


* By R.S.O., Cap. 58, Sec. 17. + $200, of which $200 is salary as District Treasurer. { Pro tem. 


1918 INSPECTOR. OF LEGAL OFFICES. 43 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, ete.—Continued. 
4, bo : oes Earnings of each officer pay- 
es aS = By able by the Province, the 
Dos ae f ® 3 soem 3 County, and the General 
34 ga¢ = = Bed J Public, respectively. mee: 
2s. | oe : Sas | cs Sarre 
ee a8o 5 x 55° ie From From or Vistrict. 
gnZ S55 a 8'a 2 op 7) Prov- From General 
eGe | Osa | es ® Bain ® ; County. : 
away = = Zz, < es ince. Public. 
See Ou Cale Wh, Colm ea Cni eed Chilean Cela hi SC, Cob C: 
630 1012;8138 29)1,953 23) 860 °06):....... 860 06! 978 96 684 37/1,055 14/Simcoe. 
seats deca PY OOUEUO), sees PL OOO T UU een ere ail OUO 00K 000-00 bee ul eree ev. 
en Aa DosOve4On 470 Bbi2.425754e9 1s S241 470i ee ee. es...) 290) 08 
ADB re eck tee ees eee eee ek el ae oe oes PROG FEA Ties er cA hee ce 
SRG ae 8G a Iki, Bred Batis 8 ln Bh a inY | aa et ees ANS em ate eye hod ee 
Athy OR PAROG GRA LSORUIe 7G OF Mame el Le 1G284" 750" OG ne. fob 152. 59 
Rr er ba cc os ome wees ao Tia ar ecties Alraracte (ee tse i ae ee oh OED 
wet }4,527 15) 414 00/4,118 25) 456 62/8,656 63|....-...]........../4,527 25 
$85) 91)2; 203 15) 672. 36/1,530 79)... 2... 1,530 79| 764 50) 632 14) 849 64\Stormont, 
eee eed TPAD EDO Rao ater 200s UD) te ai eteteteh bet OU OO fierat oc aiktens. sce s ts 000"00) Dundas 
ie hel aN Pee ee cen ee el oo nares se OU OOM Me ay erke Lk, ia and Glen 
204 621,381 Tess FO) Lede LG agate ones 1,324 16| 457 31 40 45) 404 65) garry. 
Ee Ge RE acta Wels Su See bees cakes de aor as 80 30 468 64; 193 08 
Ey a 14,364 84/1, 482 37/2,882 47; 38 24/2,844 23) 750 00|..........| 168 10 
spect ea hal Se and A Hi eat Aaah iy Seu cared Bay oti Ger (AR ORG (I a 672 53 
OREN. Se 8 ae 28 ese eR tae I an ee ge i erie ea 
541 9315,043 2512,605 25/2,4388 00)........ Ze ASOsU Ie (UG SHIA ocx oe ac 1,660 44'Sudbury. 
i} TEL ice ee el Ohler ce le One LUIS O00 00h hse cece ae aan 
TL Nien ee ee ae ela Ce eo ce lec ah etd Fa ves & 289 40 
451 506,000 56)2,025 00|3,975 56)........ Se PU toed Behe A spe em ee Se 2,000 00 
a ONE ele esos ees kt tite aie hete fe aNros TOSs4 Tien, oars 77 44 
eee 120049 12)> 8647 00)2;585: 12 SroliZzeoce Olle D000 ee. a8 49 90 
joie autho RET Ae ah Br nt es | ES EMA One iets tei 1,943 10 
PIM SER Fee al ae Me ie een ogc tne oe MRSS is = PESERS eR ic rales Eile afew wi Sleds 356 12 
SU 4ite130 621,899 2212, 731 40). .2.50.. Zr loly 402197 00S owas es 2,193 89)/\Temiskam- 
Maes DUO Se ReUee INET ELOU is Recee er) OU mc! Be DUO WODLE A inc eee oly couse ten a ing, 
eI cece eee: ele elie wale pros ete lars ea tae ob ance an (ey) 
plco2t ris +20). 695200)", TS 29). se... « 3s TSE 2O eel (licen tet orl ee eee 
FEES ie ay Al tara A fs oslo | a STs Cate Rae Te 12 
Regie cs (2730 401°, DUS .00I2, 222° 401e. . 2% 3,12, 220°401-. 600: 0042. ef 2) 288.45 
a te CMA ECE R ry PASM Ie Eth ftw td ticked ohn Hit Oe ware ols 1,367 60 
a Ne iw cys Ml ce ee OE Ss: = tated tin nie PR ee etek oe Ries See ee 479 35 
G07 474,925 93\2,156 812,769 12). 5)... os. 2E TOOLS, OPLCOS oan a oes 2,438 95)|Thunder 
ica De eae Os 200) oe ate O04 DUE a art) Ce OOs sm Ore 00s DOPE Sine aliens oh eet eaves 
UD. Bs ase yr al eld na ue eg 0 oe aE inh oe 184 10 
107 10/1,329 10) 108 00/1, 221° 10|........ LS 22 ISOM E87 Scap eete ee va rahe cere s 
LBS SO0I SS) Se dates ne Pere lee Roe eneen LOS) op part ee ee 
Faces (2, 909) 24)< 611 05)2, 208" $9)034..6.5 12,298 19) 600 -008........f.¢) 3849 07 
Pe anc RE ee Ai siatate ee increta taster Gee ale eters. rte Cees wee hl £90°35 
ees ee Mage Siete LA ee eee HAM iets lien aS V a+ abeiaa te nthe rate me eee OO. Se 
430 93)1,333 00) 451 91) 881 09)... .4.... 881 09) 475 63 487 37) 164 00)Victoria. 
ee peso O02 rs.) “B39 00022, +.) 889,00)... 8.00. )0..,ec20.f 839) 00 
NS ee LO RGU. ore eee LO> SOP eres ae. LORSUM ow tytics hee ea etT 26 30 
DUM OS Loe U0? dald GOO 22 \cuw oy s USaee2esnGanU Lia ve tre emhenlle sana ketys 
LES eee A ie ae ee, 7 pay ER cea ayo CREA ate 49 60 765 63) 45 GO 
pp ae 3,032 20} 3890 06/2,642 20; 14 20/2,628 00) 675 06).......... 20 00 
Se es) I RO paired UE Regents Dna ee, A Sie en | ee 5380 90 
WORN rota reseed I ot and rig Slee es Bla Salle: cy: ene WD achiaas Renee ar wha lia Meer aCuPase VIWre sree: coteue' 1,806 30 


44 


REPORT 


OF 


APPENDIX F.—Return of fees and emoluments of the Judicial 


Pee 
County = ae 
or District Office. Officer. a 43 
and Town. = ENE! 
5 RS 
| ry 
<q 6) 
WATERLOO: ee 
ICCUCDOTIE Tete LI il ee. cers ase sees EL Ag sa CK OET oe are, es Sn eer eee 
Surrogate Judge...|Judge Reade...../) 1,000 O0)......... 
Local Master.....-. Je AW Cite ee IG) DOK ae 
(Crown Attorney ...|D. S. Bowlby .... O38 Zoe ene 
‘Clerk of the Peace. ate IV126 30 te 
‘Local Registrar...|E. J. Beaumont... 652 82 675 00 
County Court Clerk ae S54goa eee 
Surrogate Regist’r.|John M. Scully, .| 4,167 40)......... 
WELLAND: | 
Wetlands. |Sherifi i. cc.cx «se ot James Smith..... 2; BOT Bisse 
Surrogate Judge. ..|Judge Livingstone.| 1,000 00)......... 
Local Master...... i 168 96 
Crown Attorney ...|T. D. Cowper..... LeOSd ERO ocak: 
Clerk of the Peace. ( De DAQEOT ce ees ee 
Local Registrar .. .\J..1. Cohoes. 5... 188 65 800 00 
County Court Clerk ae (GLACE: Ses, 
WELLING- Surrogate Regist’r. ee 2,320 ue death 
TON: | 
Guelph. .oNerul eos. ce ee AS Allan eeeee 2 10TL0GIGLe. eee 
Surrogate Judge...|Judge Chadwick.. Commuted | 1,000 00 
Local Master ..... W.H. Kingston, Oho e lle eee 
Local Registrar .. i. K.C SRS orate ke 
County Court Clerk a BS SOI eee ois eieces 
Surrogate Regist’r. “s el Fen Was noe hts 
Crown Attorney ..|A. H. Macdonald, 348; DOLE Sens 
Clerk of the Peace oh KCAL R275 errr: 
WENT- | | 
WORTH: a ISberitiset von eee J: DaMiddletonas. Mic U lar Mee eee 
Hamilton |Surrogate Judge. ..\Judge Snider..... 1s 500s 00 reas 
os Judge Monck..... 1 S000? 00a. ees 
Local Master...... TJ. G. Gauld, K.C. OS9- FU Sete 
Crown Attorney ...|S. F. Washington, A BLOT ere steers 
Clerk of the Peace. KOs) 221 05) G42 eee. 
Local Registra..../H. C; Gwyn, K, C. : 156 64 750 60 
County Court Clerk Broel cay inte eee ‘4 
Surrogate Regist’r. i Ye OOv mae cee eee 
YORK: | 
oronto .:|Gherifl -.>..ca. 080 Alex. McCowan ..! 11,585 86)...¢..2.5. 
Judge Winchester.| 2,600 00......... 
Judge Morgan per) 1, 000800). 2ee 
Surrogate Judges / |Judge Morson....| 1,600 00......... 
Judge Denton: >|" 45000000 202. c. 
JudgeCoatsworth.|. 1,600 00......... 
Crown Attorney...|R. H. Greer..... 7, 4G 351s erccaies 3 
Clerk of the.Peace iH. E.-lrwinwikeCis) -o25l0r iG)... 
County Court Clerk|*John Shaw...... 1521074690) eee 
Surrogate Regist’r .|A. F. Wallis...... PT GLO» 48m. aes 
TORONTO so heriff << va. c. ote Fred’k Mowat....| 25,731 13 Regier at 
‘Crown Attorney. ..|J.W.S.Corley, K.C. ou 6,000 00 


* Died November, 1917. 


+t $840.50 payable by City of Toronto. 


and salary in 


Total earnings 
all offices. 


eeeeesece 


eoeoeeses 


eeoeseerven 


21,616 
25,731 


[6,372 < 


ee 


oo! 
ee) 


neha Total received for 
2A! present year’s 
services. 


@ [O10 OG 8 Foie ave 
eooeer ee eee se 
eoevoereeceee 
eeoeeoeevoeves 


eeetbteree vee 


13,107 


oeere oe eeee 


§] Appointed by O.-in-C. 380th May, 1917. 


t $872.29 commission on fines. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. AD5: 
Officers throughout the Province of Ontario, etc.—-Concluded. 

S A a 4 ee Earnings of each officer pay- 

a4 ns a ego able by the Province, the 

& 2 Bs és 2 a as =| cs Z County, and the General 

3 3 3 AS 9 S 5 2 3 s Public, respectively. Contity oF 
Dias poate sa 3 aS A From From | District. 
£28 Sie a 8'a +2 SEH rr Prov- From General 

Se eskeee om ® BAid o : County. hie 

ey = a >, <a 7, ince. Public. 

Seer 4S C. PeC de bee Oneso ee CL Oar, C. c. Guile #O LC. 

B26. 102502. 60/1040 0214. 822.58). «2. 3s 1,322 58) 938 04 446 16)1,258 13|Waterloo. 
ie sie evaisis POY Oates Banh; GUM Ul eatiete carci le UOOIAON. ¢ eres ot nna cet arouse, 000.00 

PSS: BGO OS os ec Ls DOO UG we eaters BODO ere abn hia lis are ateeceat os 161 50 

58 00/1,714 60| 466 00/1,248 60|........ 1,248 60) 808 00 LEN Ts eg are Bee 

BOS aca as oes. Pere ata pote ic oltre Sar e?a oi |vonws ees IOs SU oat SOOO 0G ee. ane. 
Ditches cic PeUOme 1 Were lO COUT. O41 Olle ss cae oe 1 0440 Oi) OND U0 seesaw scat 652-82 

HEY gt) hia eek he. act bape ara aaa oe 9 APRA en 8 LAG ofa a Soe Patehare ete eee ee Ameer 854733 

350 714, 086 56 871 70/3,214 86 O22 OT kc lus ote Se ce civ wat ctees |4,167 40 

605 58 2,750 00. Les eQO O09. Ollie ss 1,509 00)1,142 33 706 68! 658 36) Welland. 
ties Sa 1,168 Gates 168 DOM gree ee aL OO TOO hameiteted a baree barttee ohks. WOO. 00 
ERMC Mee rete ts ec, ainsems Petes ol aie aiereiars's [eleisiSrein.ee siete wie eel ote bane wes 168 96 

338 003,356 74| 984 00/2,372 74 DiZli2,ooo, 41 il, 031. 80 284 00, 269 00 

ROE SH te ee eh eh or ee ak ts waretetiee | acne ona ear 1,383 07 TOTOGR chee ee: 
aris wees 4,073 ee 185 65/2,887 45 38° 74/2,848 71) - 800 00).........| 188 65 
Re en te seer ara cne’ alls acta o's aS elfe tic weacenww Wis owe *erete bw hac Weloe Oo e 764 40 
Borat ar Saxe PoE, eas Nee peel Oe RO Ee COR TT 05 

Sites hice OOlLe 28 140. (ot gOee OF «ees 6 ccs 1,824 97| 733 05 695 56 678 97|Welling- 
picts eee: eee ce ee Ua ule nate sterep bs COU: OOK 2 OU0: 00. Se rsce ele eee weet: SOD. 
Biavatese 5 s.4 #000.58|- 450 1oi4,516,73)) 471, 3114,044 02).  aleecemcsees| 310 LL 
cites 8 ee ret te wactarer seers oll Trareies con avbil sielcsiaere alle antes & SLE oe tele ecw oon. U5 
etete a ebelieie ate ouia tiles 6 pi cceicclivie wis eis vailisisiain seks os cae 6,0 ila ae e¥er Feral Soememeb chs retoro a 483 80 
ss Seis SoA 3 a IER ear oer tes i Ieper nae a Be 3,774 04 

129 ald: 431 06 403 .60\2,027 46 2 74:2, 024 72) 293 00 41 00| 14 85 

512 28, ce WR a Dene e eee len eee eee cee eeee seeeeees 69 40) 1,700 00 68 18 

952 767,056 69 2,878 69/4,178 00.........4,178 00)2,710. 64 845 653,521 48|Went- 
ae nee Pe DOU LOO eseaes LL, UU, OOo. rr cel L500 ifs) rae oe le ee ee ADRES 00|\ worth 
See ae Pe OCOU Hee eae | LODO OD nce ce PL, 000200). oe mel ones. cecil. 000° 00 

PIAEGU OOLUD ies. 6 2. BOLO aces tee | ods Ole aapeeererel ctr eee e. | 689 70 
1, 281 80 6, 872 341,779 37)5, 092 97 1, 096 483, DOD eGo fled hi 265 00 

Bee eter Tote ae coe aidan eer a lars wetted a « lars esaceie o 604 85, 1,480 79; 20 00 

15h 149, 913 57 3, 384. 90/7, 528 673 ,1795 804. DOZON LOU sO se atte wee b 156-64 
eR ate Mtg: ats t's wilkeo cre ste s wlio e Shore aie 8 as Se 88 eae eae ed to oe 1B. 837 47 
Wa re ete akin EN 3 cone Ca aeE Gh iasneie Pe anette Une he 
2,821 88)12,250 71'6,277 6815,973 03 Ser or Te 038,066 04) 1,085 462,434 36/York. 
=e ah Mie Ee ee Premera COOK ane amet 12600 00 
EMR d isle pla arora held ba-4. oe ois B aretinelaisis ae ates. @ 6 i OUU 200i Site bal kiee dee WEG UU 200 
it ee eee ret hr 1600 00 ee tee 211 8007,00 
Aik ee 28 8 ES Bae 4 EN AP PEA, ire ee Pact PLS OUD UGK Sate etl sek cars sos e Lg 000.00 
EMRE MERE ia“aravahereecviicne « vlers c's ihe ae rehe ate astra sh a's 9.0 tes DOU LOUTA Cre erent te coe a, 1 be GUO U0 
Zour 107, 711 95 H 499 88/6, 212 O77 656 03/4, 556 046,946 35 LOO -QUN ere 
1,487 584,005 651,976 80/2,029 35) 2 93/2,026 42)1,970 05) 1,353 41) 187 30 
Sa ees ele e 13,107 99 4,405 15/8, 702 84/4, 2382 56/4,470 28)........]...00-0000(13,107 99 
hy pan 27,616 48 5, 279 60 22,336 88 16,508 205, Baan Oaittete shrek: c He maonbee 2 rolleg & 
3,070 22 25,605 38 16,144 27/9, 461 11) 2, 665 006,796 11'3,494 57| + 322 69 21,073 37|Toronto. 
aie care tees See ae B.B72 29 .sevveee 6, 372 29/6,000 00)..........| 372 29 


46 REPORT OF | No. 6 


APPENDIX G.—Table showing the business of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court 
of Ontario, transacted in Toronto during 1917, compiled from statements furnished by the 
officers at Osgoode Hall. 


CENTRAL OFFICE. 


CLERK OF RECORDS AND WRITS :— s 
Writs of summons issued, of which 74 were concurrent Writs .........e..sceeceee 2,059 
Actions entered in Procedure Book commenced by writs issued during the year 1917 896 
vs ‘* previous year 5 
ee ub OLheérwiset han aby wtlvs acm osamerae 137 
Preecioe Orders: i8SRCA ck os co ooo dince.c eine sheles she sas stele, teats lees suetsaetateromten  eitere aetna 170 
RECOLUS* PASSE. icles ole es ok Se HS SR erence a ae eee alah a etree ere ee 396 
Writs of Execution Fito Paxisstied.. 53 sts te eorstins ote ore er ee toe eee te eee eee 566 
renewed, and Alias and Pluries Writs issued.........ecee cece 206 
Speciakwrits: (Habeas Corps Aue.) 1SSUCH 25.55 are seen sn sn ete ts a meer 16 
CLERK IN CHAMBER :— 
Chamber Ordersand Wig ts 2.6% sis sup ance us ale niceetna ce cutee att otee thes cee aa ene nce eer 4,254 
Chai PePeEV LISS. ces Hs eve: 6 << w die ach sv Green, Ghee degen c's aia stra ene ea ee een aera 7,166 
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRARS :— 
Actions enterea. 10? triad WIth cFurye 6 lara cesmecve ste cetete tei ee netiee tae ee 72 
se withoutva: Jury. ee Se oe ete ence ore ek eee, ee ee ee 290 
EA EPIC UW UGE LE UIE V2 o 0 velo s oy-e coun lo. ihe ey events Gorcnpi ote ok heherue eetee ne een a ee 59 
oe Without sar UP V sc ces So tcceticore eke cue ereteere are Rt eee eae oe ee 190 
Amount of Jury tees paid City treasurers. veer eer tae te eieeee $246 00 
JUDGMENT CLERK :— 
(GIy hi aaah ats I) keer Pwr i en eA CRASS rg epe uC Bie Sa We ie tnt mtd ty detiat cen: 701 
Deeds'-Poll entered and-filedss.: tes. Sa ee apee eace tence eee es cee ee ees 50 
Judgments entered without trial e324 8c te oe can cok eed tree atte eee Pe ee eae ee ee G6 
2 ag tex Ura len cs. 4.5 cclg elses cele eae ee ore tee en nee 179 
a AN? GHAI DELS aoc ek eis « ake cole eres oheclede othe ice ee eae eee Me a wa aie oe ee 56 
a under Cony Rale:600 . oc cee ere eats ee eel hee eee ne ee 68 
is = * » 467, by def fault Ps Fares Aol ee rae angst Mie ies ph 4 aon 
cf ‘A a a BO) Sat eee re ey Ue a a aac ene Gaerne ae ee ee 224 
‘ in mechanics’ liensactionss . Poe wea ae heene ss Sree ere niente de wieteee teen ere a4 
“ of Gffictal refer@ess Vay oo Vere od alae se een Le eee a ee 3 
‘ entered in respect of Writs issued, in the year 1910 7.2.6 -24. .wseseooee 1 
st cs OU ee eee ee 3 
ct 2 ; a u L912 is res see 0 
HY ie ‘s LSLS oN Rea See eine 5 
5 va ss : ? LOLA AS as Be eee 16 
S, : a ‘ s L916 S405 aon ee re ee 44 
é : : : SS L916 7 Sirs. lee eee 269 
$s 3 . i ESL SPSS soe Soe ee ee ee 725 
from’ outer: COUNTIES ..ss4-.% le cs ees cn Ste eee chelate re cele ee ee 1,005 
Total. qudements entered. eo ae ieee oe eee ee eee Dy Bode 2, 068 
Approximate amount recovered on Judgments (exclusive of costs) . $47,154.12 
Amount of Taxed costs (Gneluding disbursements) on judgments of 
Sills eid Be ii aie eo aa ae wae aa cee ee $48, 326 03 
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR AND REFEREE OF TITLES. 
Petitions received under ‘The Quieting Titles Acte. soa. oe eee ern ee 8 
Certificates of Title granted under The Quietinge’ Titles Act 7.2) 357 i\i0ss seu eae ee 1) 
MEGOTS DEMING: eos) g-siace's od a 0 6 smite 4h ole Wale SHEN act Oeics tila eae Gre nae ae a oe 15 
ACCOUNTANT’S OFFICE. 
Amount of moneys paid into-Court. 1.5.2 <6 eee eee ee ee eee oes 855 41 
“out of Court 25. yee wei eee ee eae . 2,0197446-18 
Number of directions issued for payments of moneys into COUCH! so 2 eee eee neers 2 eee 
CHENUCS TSSUEH Tae. ose oon ee ee ee POA AIR BR en ere aa he os hy ; 6,495 
es Cerpillcates ASsted n.d seca bleberee 5 hanes hs Rawle heaeererete a basa acters Os eae 155 


4 new accounts opened. .......sccseon- i ar cg beeen oes a eS ee TA eae 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES, 


4” 


APPENDIX G.—Table showing the business of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court 
of Ontario, transacted in Toronto, etc.— Continued. 


OFFICE OF THE MASTER IN ORDINARY. 


References before Master and Assistant Master. 


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Partition 


Title 
Partnership 
Alimony 
Winding up 
Lunacy 
Executors’ accounts 
Mechanies’ liens 
Heirs 
Sale 
Damages 
Redemption or sale . 
Receivership 
Settling conveyances 
Specific performance 
Accounts 
Trials 


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REFERENCES BEFORE OFFICIAL REFEREES. 


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Specific Performance 
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Trustees and Executors’ accounts.... 
Winding up 
Lunacy 
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Mechanics’ liens 
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Partition or sale 
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Receivership. 
OTe OST CME Ce eet wine che ay tens 
Under Arbitration Act 
Vendor and Purchaser 
Partnership accounts 


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Mr. Roche. 


Mr. McAndrew 


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48 REPORT OF No. 6 


APPENDIX H.—Table showing the number of actions tried or otherwise disposed of by the 
Judges of the High Court Division and of the Divisional Courts of the Appellate Division 
" ag Court of Ontario, and the disposition thereof during the year ending Dec. 

1st, 1917. 


Trial Judges. 


Actions tried or otherwise disposed of by the Judges of the High Court Division of the Supreme 
Court of Ontario. 


County or District. Witha Jury. | Without a Jury. | Total. 

PAS OL ae oe cir ale shes eiess, ni eaton tale ofeimiaje cu ctctepese 3 5 9 
ISS STERER tec 2, Rg Be Rn Nhe nr acre ryt to Zz I | 5 
STUCCO Meares oo os Scto G. aynre’e, ean ereiscchepee tne: [ec Se cies a seat aots athe Pra Pie PR ee 0 
Carle pong ct se cere seins seca ti notes tetas 13 29 | 42 
MYLO Lise ch aste ss wc x aiueiecersee & a byejereledelciapere acunf apie sir in's Gieiae 5 nea eT ent eee eee , 0 
POL UT Year er ee rire «aside asset cio acon drole jas oastavs ihe len ne ee 2 2 
RSC Tr els ae cuss ini cisievsie ciate te ketery ny 11 ORF 29 
POPOU CON ARC. atiicisielon(s ob asais cats uke niles aris | 1 8 g 
(OTe oGiek wcey a Mtn eens nhs SHS eye 1 9 10 
Plea Aa TIT ad tae cseere nie a asses oieloinioregnle Bistatsloainae-ae 1 2 2 
PVA LEO ye acted eos woes sos oko ds ole eclvie » oud oe eae elt aio eke 1 1 
eS LIDS Sere troslc ani taevsinibaietaeete sta cet eione tet | 3 | 9 12 
PATONG Crh ee Gace oe sue a ee aa eee ele eens cae 1 6 7 
PRETO De tesck tiers uo c.c sicko cious stecere etsseuele tote oie ke kriche ees eae: 2 2 
Komi. ot PTR Oe ee ae oon tn A 4 4 
MGA DOT! gerte 2 e0e 01 ese taie'e's wiainiele, als eres sree ale 1 12 13 
VIAIGW Soi alee BAe aera arin acc ee ates) Pier d sphere ded a5 | 1 1 
PPOGU GeADIOMATOD VLC sce 0c 2 <-simce clans ioe sre 1 2 | 3 
Boennoxcand Adgine tone veiw keane ceeceeale a aie cee 24 | 2 
Tainicaliy ea tesiks chke see okies aes er ee 3 10 13 
WMaTEOUL Deere t ae aiein myosin s siete Seer Detects ae. ESI Hea 1 
Middlesex ..... Pos Ge ais sraseear tea ies © 5 15 20 
ITSO AN ca a 3 acatore Min aie Steladichn: ose iS ae site velsate fu lepe tte eee Ore. iets aot ee sooee| 0) 
INIDISS)UE ie eteigs clas reins oi ieee te eter 1 2 | 3 
NOL LO Leen is. eae eC SARS coe Matai Selena wie eee EE eee hate Ure ener te i | i: 
Northumberland and Durham ............. 1 3 4 
OnTATIOW came tele es sine ote vite ofan creche 1 2 3 
OX LOT erent ee oe ee anata ieee 1 6 7 
PATEV SOONG sic aco. ioe eae alee te eee | as ali a Speier Peo 1 
PEG re dcr ntd ene 's ewes ties aia bre 0S Giclee aiioiei/ she © 39 wets ie cence tee 0) 
DEV pcre ee bee tina. set ares rere crete one een eet 4 8 12 
POLETDOTOULL oa oso cis cle tee bite wee a ereicitre a ei aie eters tena a ee 2 2 
Prescott:and Russell vccac csc oie oe Cora Chile ee eee 1 1 
PVANCE KA WAL + 8s decois oS vie a ac'ete weereets mga Sate cl sield Con ee mn Cena ee ee 0 
Rrarryee Vel ian s wie Scere scee s'c ao retrateeens s 12 10 22 
PREIVETEW) alceute s wmice +s Soret se clare eG tmcte ee 1 ier nae en = Nee eT} 
SUIT COL ie ie Nola a ara close tinal «selec ee nice eet e 3 | 4 7 
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry.......... 2 | 12 14 
SUG ee: JB re tick iron mia arma ear re 2 3 5 
Vemiskaming 5. .<.s.ceesesew le ie ee aie eet 1 6 7 
PUHUDLOEYSEIO Wake ote alle dconis e-oeie.e oc alone eee eae iees Sate eithesste este stares 2 2 
PVG TST Ae ems e eos Sw Sinha 0 ecard ees aie acade 8 steers M4 2 2 
VUE LOO etes tc ss ccisse sien c sige oie n nimi relates . 7 11 
Vion UC aiTa 35 2 ae Hero Tato Sic cs sec 3 6 rt) 
WV CRLINS LOLS i. 6 ois sie sre a hie wie ahs % Sislu ale c Oa e et eR cea ee 14 14 
WWE WOLGr. ce Vere sc Cine. ss sce essa pre 10 37 47 
SECRES, Genin GIG Ae ROCIO SE vey 59 190 249 
GGA Saher Me toiet ie cecwshs eiew co 84d Oc oe 154 468 622 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 49 
APPENDIX H.—Table showing the number of actions tried, etc.—Continued. 
Judges in Chambers. Seen penoseed eee Total. 
Toronto :— 
Appeals | from the Masters in Chambers ....... des 13 14 Mercier mice voters 27 
Acting Masters in Chambers ...... 2 EO eet niere eo pene | 6 
- Local Masters and other officers act- 
(Rte Sige ETE Wa ES SS Th ae 0k lara Ne eae pa 7 Oewea dicte tae ees 13 
Appeals: from-O ficial Referees 2s. ovcse sad <as one 1 Bee iret Him y OR tele (Setile iL 
Pineal fPa xing Olieers moiiscce a cea 2 | Le Re oneal S | 3 
Taxing Officers at Toronto......... 2 Ae ate eS ees gid a 4 
DE mROtieraO Ue PAROLE TAR ok ae ota t cs cte reinvest ols! toois masieacin NF @rol eGo wate b'Pure doce ae Sa Be | 1,106 
Ottawa :— | | 
Appeals from Local Masters and other officers act- | 
TASCAM DERG site 06 + oe one oleic s Ub 6 5 p's 5 onlin 6 ee ee eee eae park os reheat Mineacs ss 
Mowons other than-appeals Acc), ssece cyan ects 29 eT item centre | 32 
London ;— | 
Appeals from Local Masters or other officers act- | 
Ber R MATIUDETS eet eae eee ee cies ori os wae whe 3 Deda Care ieete | 5 
Pi GLIOns cOUNeT HUAN ADDCALS tx). as eels ees vir ole 3 50 DAL hs atte eh Metctt | 52 
LINE, PR NEE SEE Sn Ara Na ery a a 109 34 Aetaes cvhe LS eA 
| | ‘Standing for 
Weekly Courts. | Allowed. |Dismissed. Judgment or| Total 
Abandoned. 
Toronto :— 
Appeals from reports and orders of Local Masters' 
ae tei We TLETOV CES oo ae eee eo gals Siete cate 5 UP UD sascttetcctas 5 15 
Appeals from awards and motions to set aside 
UAT eee eS ices e 5 breed tree Sodio dane 1 Tare es Pee. bees ore 2 
MuaLiene, Dtler than appeals ov ose. +06 4 Becasvg-s ows eis 668 59 6 733 
piinodr Strnek olf thé list) wo One appearing. 6. sce) scsw asia eelinvsecasccdlecsecace dees! 10 
MERGE SIND LIONS*CM APIO er ee on race et otat ss Wie cid ate oaSsersieilia: ele oer Wino pr eiftanes aie aletaietens tus 281 
Ottawa :— 
PMS RPET INOS OPES Ae este oe Sica Che he oer Ge Cink ore sili aioe clock o Rielle dip tee piareimeretew. uit ae 
Appeals from reports of Local Masters and Official 
MOLT POS te at ee res Ghtae oath a ee OE 1 BR Sonia gia tek Ste, Sas 2 
Mofions- other tial appeals s> cutee bis cc ducts cles s s/o 20 i by Wee acs Cah ie 24 
London :— 
Moons eOLner tual ADDCAIS oss os ccc csc ees ate Btn Ot eer ee Ba a0 
Appeals from aN of Local Masters and Cue 
Referees ........ ge Sera CE gE ech Ae gc ee Rare ae an asl os sear ae 1 1 
MSL LS a Fe ames b.0 ae wien ore ig ote rates ee 728 10 9 1,103 
Master in Chambers :— 
Motions in respect of pleadings, for particulars, for discovery and for commissions 
SORTA OIE Wile Ce ee eet etn art ou Soe ee Oe Se hte a tate s w Eos Os ve Wnt tole 378 
Motions in respect of venue, to set aside jury notices and notices of trial and pro- 
ceedings under quo warranto........... pS Sig A eee a a CREE eee Pee wea ee Bee tes 65 
RIO MISET GT. WIA OINEIILS. ANG OLAGT SS Got vin att oie oie chaote cs cele coe coke aloe ecehe Oareaule utes ts 502 
Motions setting aside judgments or orders, staying trials, and dismissing actions ... 523 
Miscellaneous motions ......... Pee a ee RU es ore te tga ses Don 
PD RMORLE DOLE GLOGS HON Te Tere here res ee ee eo eee OE ve Ore ae tok Main a SeeU wos wins wg Dele Pale 512 
Motions taken by the A ee hae and Official Referees acting for the Master 
SETI a oe ar ctote eT ic ec ee ae CTE Hehe CER Cea ee Nite dekeeee en eees 444 
ty or we aan ne a ane ae Bea beetle ia a Saar Rei A a Ne aie es aes 2,957 


50 


REPORT OF 


No. 


6 


APPENDIX H.—Table showing the number of actions tried, etc.—Continued. 


5 Standing for 
Appellate Division : is- : ith- 
(Divisional Courts Nos. 1 & 2). Allow'd.! missed. | Varied. Argu- dae drawn,| J otal. 
ment ment 
Appeals from Single or Trial Judges .. 74 119 18 5 14 4 234 
Appeals from Board.of County Judges.) .. oe... lie eree cede s ote Acetone ar WA Ott 2 bcatecces 
Appeals from Arbitrators ............ 2 4 2 eee ee Bl 8 
Cases stated by Arbituatons. «cceuene si le alee f.n'eil eles iereel sn ss > s clieteconcete hele si ali iveran ates maernne 
Appeals from Official Referees........ 1 a Maes Be tay Pog eto eon re Me 
Appeals from the Ontario Railway and 
MCI NA EOD ATE neces Gale cosa cas: cen ceeele ; Aa AES iN AP aE key. P>5- 2 
Wlections LeCounsSss «ack .<c sens oe cate eee o arate hese. tntstkecellecces s aketol lone eee ek ere I level leah eee 
Habeas Oorpus Appeals... 6 ccc ceed bs os wilic oc cele sles ¢rere eal enele@ ate eral witiela efeilia'e-aiaie te cysmen es aan 
Reserved and stated cases under crim- 
LIAIECOU Gir eee ca ce eee eee ee 5 10 Ps eG cae 15 
Appeals from County, District and 
Divinion Courtise. oo cs ee oe ees 51 te 9 3 3 2 140 
Apnea ls irem surrogate Courts... ..a5 pee es selma Li Sh ens ols ete ee eee 1 
Appeals from Mining Commissioner.... AN Nea apaeaeye Foe pea ee Bae oe A, 3 
s $8 YT OC3 (MAStELs cc ce ccc ctcwls cad Fimae lemons cielae fa science se lias eles Ve etela che eager ma 
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UIA LOB y aie ccaie oie < dors ahs orca k 6 o-5 ee RUes el sca a Out ew lleca ohare eee totais eiare ake oie lee ail ak Or ect 
Appeals from Council of College of 
Elysicians and SUrgeonss...satees civlaces exces Sevens doses oti se cits cat ape 5 su eee eee : 
POUAIS Sethe 6G ek ee ek 136 208 31 8 17 6 406 
Motions*to fall Court: eae vee cas oc Cede E aber el cee aie here eee enn Sie ee ean oe ct 
Judgments: and’ Certificates thereol issued’: ..0c0ss sce e cee s eae cree tn cae crn tne 367 
Number of Cases (including motions) heard by Divisional Court No. 1 ........... .. 218 483 
oe 4 4 x MY “ “ Lys Arete pte Bachan 265 on 


* The cases not ready to be heard are not included. 


APPENDIX ‘‘I.” 


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TABLE showing the business in the office of ‘the Surrogate Clerk, Osgoode Hall, Toronto, 
for the year ending December 3lst, 1917. 


Notices of application for Probate received and Certificates issued 
Notices of application for Administration received and Certificates issued 


Notices of application for membership received and Certificates issued 


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APP RNY 1a 
Officers Appointed During 1917. 
SURROGATE JUDGES. 


His Honour JouHn M. McNamara, Judge of the County Court of the County 
of Renfrew, to be Judge of the Surrogate Court of the said County of Renfrew.— 
Gazette, January 6th. 

His Honour BenNsAMIN FRANKLIN Justin, Judge of the County Court of 
the County of Peel, to be Judge of the Surrogate Court of the said County of 
Peel, in the room and stead of His Honour Judge McGibbon, resigned.—Gazette, 
January 13th, 


LocaL MASTERs. 


His Honour James WILLIAM LIDDELL, Junior Judge of the United Counties 
of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, to act as Local Master of the Supreme Court 
of Ontario for the said United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 
pro tempore, during the absence of His Honour Judge O’Reilly on leave of 
absence for the months of February, March and April, 1917.—Gazette, January 
20th. 

His Honour Jupce WItts, of the City of Belleville, be appointed Local 
Master of the Supreme Court of Ontario, for the County of Hastings, pro 
tempore, during the absence of Mr. S. 8. Lazier, on leave.—Gazette, January 20th. 

His Honour BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JusTIN, Judge of the County Court of 
the County of Peel, to be Local Master of the Supreme Court in and for said. 
County of Peel_—Gazette, May 19th. 

JOHN G. GAuLD, of the City of Hamilton, Esquire, King’s Counsel, Deputy 
Judge of the County Court of the County of Wentworth, to be Local Master of 
the Supreme Court of Ontario in and for the said County of Wentworth in the 
room and stead of His Honour Judge Monck, resigned.—Gazette, June 30th. 


SHERIFES. 


Davin JoHN Barker, of the Town of Picton, in the County of Prince 
Edward, Esquire, to be Sheriff in and for the said County of Prince Edward, 
in the room and stead of James Gibson, Esquire, resigned.—Gazette, January 6th. 

CHARLES N. ANDERSON, of the Town of Leamington, in the County of Essex, 
Esquire, M.D., to be Sheriff in and for the said County of Essex, in the room 
and stead of J. E. D’Avignon, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, Vebruary 24th. 


Crown ATTORNEYS AND CLERKS OF THE PEACE, 


Davip SHANNON Bow py, of the City of Kitchener, in. the County of 
Waterloo, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be Crown Attorney and Clerk of the 
Peace in and for the said County of Waterloo, in the room and stead of W. H. 
Bowlby, deceased.—Gazette. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES. 55 


Loca, Reeistrars, Deputy REGISTRARS AND DeEpury CLERKS OF THE CROWN 
AND County or District CourT CLERKS. 


Witiiam ArrHurR HOoLiinrakg, of the City of Brantford, in the County of 
Brant, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be Local Registrar of the Supreme Court, 
Clerk of the County Court, and Registrar of the Surrogate Court in and for the 
said County of Brant, in the room and stead of J. T. Hewitt, Esquire, deceased.— 
Gazette, March 17th. 

ALBERT CARNEY, of. the City of Sault Ste. Marie, in the District of Algoma, 
Esquire, to be Local Registrar of the Supreme Court of Ontario, District Court 
Clerk, and Registrar of the Surrogate Court in and for the Provisional Judicial 
District of Algoma, in the room and stead of C. V. Plummer, Esquire, deceased.— 
Gazette, November 10th. 


PouicE MAGISTRATES. 


F. W. Masor, of the Town of Gore Bay, in the District of Manitoulin, 
Esquire, to be Police Magistrate in and for the Electoral District of Manitoulin.— 
Gazette, August 25th. 

GEORGE CHESLEY Hart, of the Village of Winchester West, in the County 
of Dundas, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be Police Magistrate in and for the 
said Village of Winchester West, in the room and stead of William Bow, Esquire, 
deceased.—Gazette, September Sth. 

James E. Wiis, of the Town of Whitby, in the County of Ontario, to be 
_Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of Whitby and for the Township of 
Whitby, in the room and stead of Major Harper, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, 
September 29th. 

CHARLES Macnap, of the City of Ottawa, in the County of Carleton, Esquire, 
to be Police Magistrate in and for the said County of Carleton, in the room 
and stead of Louis A. Smith, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, October 138th. 

FrANK Epssitts, of Iroquois Falls, of the District of Temiskaming, Esquire, 
to be Police Magistrate in and for the territory composed of the following town- 
ships: Wilkie, McCool, Teefy, Moody, Coulson, Knox, Galna, Michaud, Rickard, 
Edwards, Munro, Kerrs and Wesley, all in the District of Temiskaming.—Gazette, 
January 6th. 

J. ALBERT Pace, of the Town of Brockville, in the County of Leeds, Barrister- 
at-law, to be Deputy Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of Brockville, 
without salary— Gazette, January 13th. 

GrorcE A. JoRDON, of the Town of Lindsay, in the County of Victoria, 
Esquire, to be Police Magistrate in and for the Provisional County of Haliburton, 
in the room and stead of J. H. Delamere, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, February 
17th. 

JAMES TorRRANCE, of the City of Stratford, in the County of Perth, Esquire, 
to be Judge of the Juvenile Court for the County of Perth and the City of 
Stratford, in the room and stead of His Honour Judge J. J. Coughlin, resigned, 
and further, that the said James Torrance be appointed a Commissioner with 
the powers of a Police Magistrate under section 25 of The Children’s Protection 
Act of Ontario, chapter 231 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1914.—Gazette, 
February 24th. 

JOSEPH WARNER MourpHy, of the Town of Ridgetown, in the County of 
Kent, Barrister-at-law, to be Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of 


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Ridgetown, in the room and stead of George A. Watson, Esquire, deceased.— 
Gazette, March 17th. 

ALEXANDER HiNry MarsHatt GRaypon, of the City of London, in the 
County of Middlesex, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be Deputy Police Magistrate 
in and for the said City of London.—Gazette, April 7th. 

THomaAs Stoppard, Esquire, Police Magistrate of Copper Cliff, to be Police 
Magistrate for the Electoral District of Sudbury, pro tempore, during the absence 
of the present Police Magistrate, Mr. D. M. Brodie, with His Majesty’s Overseas 
Forces, in the room and stead of Mr. James Somerville McKeesock, resigned.— 
Gazette, Apri 7th. 

JESSE BRapForD, of the Town of Lindsay, in the County of Victoria, Esquire, 
Barrister-at-Law. to be Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of Lindsay, 
in the room and stead of Alexander Jackson, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, April 
21st, 

JOHN Goopwtn, of the Town of Welland, in the County of Welland, Esquire, 
to be Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of Welland, in the room and 
stead of John Jediah Burgar, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, May 26th. 

JosEpH Pact, of the Town of Almonte, in the County of Lanark, Esquire, 
to be Police Magistrate in and for the said Town of Almonte, in the room and 
stead of Harold Jamieson, Esquire, deceased.—Gazette, June 30th. 

SHirLteEY ARMSTRONG CumMtrorD, of the City of Toronto, in the County of 
York, Esquire, to be Police Magistrate pursuant to the Toronto and Hamilton 
Highway Commission Act, 1917, with jurisdiction for the purposes of the said 
Act and the trial of offences against the said Act, the Motor Vehicles Act, or any 
regulations made under the authority of the first mentioned Act committed upon 
any part of the highway of the Toronto and Hamilton Highway or in the vicinity 
thereof.—Gazelte, August 11th. 

JoHN Wuirrineton, of the Town of Blenheim, in the County of Kent, to 
be Police Magistrate in and for the said town (without salary), in the room 
and stead of James Greenwood, Esquire, resigned—Gazette, August 18th. 


ASSOCIATE CORONERS, 


Amos T. Riptry, of the Village of West Lorne, in the County of Elgin, 
Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County of Elgin.— 
Gazette, February 3rd. 

ARMSTRONG M. SPENCE, of the Village of Lucknow, in the County of Bruce, 
Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the County of Bruce.— 
Gazette, February 24th. 

WittiamM H. Groves, Burnhamthorpe P.O., in the County of Peel, Esquire, 
M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County of Peel.—Gazette, 
April 14th. 

JAMES FREDERICK RicG, of the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, in the County 
of Lincoln, Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County 
of Lincoln.—Gazette, April 21st. 

SAMUEL EaGLEson, of the. Village of Madoc, in the County of Hastings, 
Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the County of Hastings.— 
Gazette, May 5th. 

THOMAS JAMES JOHNSTON, of the Town of Midland, in the County of Simcoe, 
Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County of Simcoe.— 


Gazette, May 5th. Oe ee 


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WiLiiAmM JAMES STEVENSON, of the Town of Aurora, in the County of York, 
Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the County of York.— 
Gazette, May 19th. 

Francis Roperr SARGENT, of the Village of Sydenham, in the County of 
Frontenac, Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County 
of Frontenac.—Gazette, June 16th. 

ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, of the City of Sault Ste. Marie, in the District of 
Algoma, Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said District 
of Algoma.—Gazette, July 14th. 

ALLEN BENJAMIN BLACKWELL, M.D., of the Town of Penetanguishene, in 
the County of Simcoe, to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County 
of Simcoe.—Gazette, August 18th. 

JAMES ARCHIBALD MCNIveEN, of the Village of Acton, in the County of 
Halton, Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said County 
of Halton.—Gazette, December Sth. 

GrEoRGE W. BarTLetr, Superintendent of the Algonquin Park, in the District 
of Nipissing, to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said District of Nipissing.— 
Gazette, December Sth. . 

JoHN P. Witson, of Kirkland Lake, in the District of Temiskaming, Esquire, 
M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said District of Temiskaming..— 
Gazette, November 10th. 

JONATHAN WILLIAM Fraser, of the Town of Cochrane, in the District of | 
Temiskaming, Esquire, M.D., to be an Associate Coroner in and for the said 
District of Temiskaming.—Gazette, December 29th. 


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ANNUAL REPORT 


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Inspector of Registry Offices 


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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 


1917 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO; 
Printed and Published by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
7, S18 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS 
Corner Queen and John Streets 
TORONTO 


To His Honour Sir JOHN STRATHEARN HENpRIE, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., a Colonel 
in the Militia of Canada, etc., etc., 


Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 
May 1f PLEASE Your Honovr: 


The undersigned begs respectfully to present to Your Honour the ‘Annual 
Report of the Inspector of Registry Offices for the year 1917. 


iE B. Luoas, 


Attorney General. 
Toronto, February 26th, 1918. 


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INSPECTOR] OF REGISTRY OFRICES 


FOR THE YEAR. 1917 


To THE HonouRABLE I. B. Lucas, K.C., 


Attorney General of the Province of Ontario, 


Str,—I have the honour to present the Twenty-third Annual Report of the 
Inspector of Registry Offices for the year ending December 31st, 1917. 

Pursuant to Section 3 of The Fort William Land Titles and Registry Act, 
1917, 7 George V, Cap. 32, the Electoral District of Fort Wilham was constituted 
a separate Registry Division from the 2nd day of July, 1917, the date fixed by 
the Lieutenant-Governor in Council by his proclamation published in the issue 
of the Ontario Gazette of June 23rd, 1917. 

By Sections 26 and 27 of The Statute Law Amendment Act of last session, 
the annual returns required by Section 99 of The Registry Act are in future to 
be transmitted to the Inspector, and not to the Provincial Secretary. 

Details of the business of the Registry Offices, compiled from these returns, 
are given in the tabulated statements shown as Schedules “A” ‘and “B” in the 
appendix to this report, while Schedule “C” contains particulars of the receipts, 
disbursements, and the net income of each Registrar, and the amounts paid under 
Section 101 of The Registry Act. 

These tables show how inadequate is the remuneration of these officers in 
view of the importance and responsibilities of their duties, and the increasing 
salaries they are obliged to pay their assistants by reason of the changing condi- 
tions in the cost of living. 

Few changes have been made during the past fifty years in the Registrars’ 
tariffs. Where changes have taken place the effect has been to reduce rather 
than increase their fees, as for example, in the case of mortgages and assignments 
thereof. 

Their duties I found to have been. generally well performed. In a few 
offices the copying and comparing was in arrears. 

In some the “ minute of registration” (Form 9) required to be made in the 
margin of the Registry Books was not signed. This entry should be made as 
each instrument is copied, and must be signed by the Registrar or his Deputy, 
and not by one of the Clerks. 

The certificate (Form 2) required by Section 25 must be written in front 
of each Registry Book and signed by the Registrar, as each of such books is 
provided. J found in several instances that this had been overlooked. 


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When a Registry Book is completed, Subsection 8 of Section 52 requires 
that the Registrar, his Deputy or Clerk, show by a Statutory Declaration at the 
end thereof that the copies therein are true copies of the instruments of which 
they purport to be copies. In several offices this provision had not been complied 
with. 

Where a Deputy or Clerk is about to leave his service, the Registrar should 
see that declarations are obtained from such Deputy or Clerk in verification of 
the copies in the Registry Books, where such Deputy or Clerk did the comparing 
and initialed the memoranda required to be made in the margin by Subsection 2 
of Section 52 of the Act. \ 

Particulars of Mortgages, as required by Section 20 of The Statute Law 
Amendment Act, 1916, to be entered in the Registry Books were not always 
as full and complete as required by that section. 

Many questions as to fees and with reference to the registration of instru- 
ments were submitted for my opinion during the year. Annexed to this report 
are notes of such as seem to be of interest to the Registrars and others having 
business in the Registry Offices. In this connection I have to observe that much 
time would be saved and unnecessary correspondence avoided if all the Registrars 
before submitting their differences would search the prior published reports of 
the Inspectors to ascertain if their difficulties are not somewhere therein dealt with. 

At the request of the Honourable the Provincial Treasurer I furnished a 
certified list of the Registrars of Deeds, and of the amount of security which 
each should furnish under Section 11 of The Registry Act, and the Order-in- 
Council passed thereunder. Except in the cases mentioned in Subsection 2. of 
that section the amount was arrived at by computing the average of the gross 
fees for the previous three years. 


I have-.the honour to be, Sir, 
Your obedient servant. 


JAS. W. MALLON, 


Inspector. 
Osgoode Hall, Toronto, February 25th, 1918. 


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OPINIONS AND DIRECTIONS GIVEN BY 
JAMES W. MALLON. 


SECTION 14 or TUE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AcT, 7 GEO. V, CHapren 44, 
APPLIES WHERE A PARCEL OF LAND, DESCRIBED BY METES AND BOUNDs, IS 
SEVERED FROM A LARGER PARCEL, 


To a Registrar : 


Ilerewith I beg to return the Deed received with your recent letter. 

It is a conveyance of a parcel of land shown as lot 22 on an unregistered 
plan, which plan is a sub-division of a part of farm lots 6 and 7, East Worthly 
Road, Westminster, now in the City of L. Running north from Grand 
Avenue through the centre of the subdivision is a fifty foot street known as 
Gerrard Street. Four lots front on Grand Avenue, the remaiming eighteen front 
on either side of Gerrard Street. Sidewalks, sewers, ete., have been constructed 
and a number of the lots sold and buildings erected thereon, the deeds of which 
are registered and abstracted against the said original farm lots. The lot im 
question is on the east side of this fifty foot street being the most northerly on 
that side of the street; the description im the deed, which is by metes and 
bounds, refers to this street. The adjoming three lots to the south have not 
heen sold. 

You ask whether in view of Section 14 of The Planning and Development 
Act of last session, 7 George V, Cap. 44, you may accept this deed for registration 
without the approval of The Ontario Railway and Municipal Board. 

I think not. It seems to me that Section 14 applies to a case like the 
present where a parcel of land, conveyed under a description by metes and bounds, 
is severed from a larger parcel. In this case lot 22 is being severed from the 
tract of land comprising lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, and which abuts on a highway 
of less width than 66 feet. . 

Where, however, a parcel of land has been conveyed under a specific descrip- 
tion by metes and bounds and the conveyance thereof has been heretofore registered, 
as in the case of lot 18, and others which you mentioned as having been sold, 
| think a subsequent deed of such parcel “in toto” (and not part of it) by 
the same description may be registered without first being submitted to the 
Board for approval, there being no severance in such a case. This, however, is 
my opinion and must not be taken as a decision of the question. 


Section 14 or Tue PLANNING AND DrvELOPpMENT Act, 7 Gro. V, Cap. 44, 
APPLIES TO LANDS WHICH ABUT UPON HIGHWAYS, AND NOT PO THOSE WHICH 
ABUT UPON A PRIVATE WAY. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith T return the Deed and Agreement received with your letter of 
the 2nd inst. 

Whether or not these Instruments come within Section 14 of The Planning 
and Development Act will depend upon whether or not the 40-foot strip, marked 


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on the sketch attached to the deed as a right of way, and over which rights of 

way are given in the deed and agreement, is a highway or merely a private way. 
If it is not a highway within the meaning of The Municipal Act then I think 

the deed and agreement may be registered without the consent of the Board. 


ALTHOUGH THE CONSENTS REQUIRED BY THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 
ARE NOT NECESSARY TO A PLAN ON WHICH IS SHOWN A PRIVATE WAY OF LESS 
WIDTH THAN 66 FEET, YET IF SUCH PLAN IS A SUBDIVISION OF LANDS WITHIN 
A CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE OR URBAN ZONE SUCH CONSENTS ARE NECESSARY 
BEFORE REGISTRATION. 


To a Registrar: 


You have asked for my opinion in the following matter: In 1915 a Plan was 
registered following a ruling of the late Inspector at page 13 of his report for 
the year 1913. On this Plan was shown as Block “ A” a strip 33 feet wide closed 
at one end, and fronting thereon were 8 lots the owners of which had rights of 
way over this strip. It is now proposed to register a Plan of a further sub- 
division of the same farm lot showing a continuation of the said Block “ A,” 
of a similar width, with lots fronting thereon whose owners are to be given similar 
rights of way over Block “ A;” and you ask if the consent of the Municipal Council, 
or The Ontario Railway and Municipal Board is necessary before registration. 

The Solicitor who tendered the Plan writes: “The subdivision is a com- 
paratively small one, and has been-made for the purpose of supplying lots for 
summer cottages only. No doubt Block *“* A” will be used for a right of way 
by the owners of the several lots in the subdivision. And it is no doubt the inten- 
tion of the owner of this subdivision to include such a right of way in all his 
conveyances. At the same time the public generally will have no established right 
to use this block as a passage way ;” and he says he understands the Municipal Cor- 
poration has no desire to interfere and does not wish to assume any responsibility 
as far as the adoption and maintenance of any roadway that might be established 
by their approval. 

You do not state whether the lands subdivided by the Plan are situate within 
a city, town or village, or in an urban zone. 

My view is as follows: If it is the intention that Block “ A,” shown as closed 
on the Plan, is to remain a private way, and if there is no intention of dedicating 
it as a public highway, then such consent is not necessary merely on account 
of the strip being less than 66 feet wide; but, if this Plan subdivides lands 
which are situate within a city, town, village, or urban zone, then the Plan itself 
must have the approval of the proper Municipal Council, or Councils, or of the 
Board, before it may be registered. See Sections 3 and 5 of The Planning and 
Development Act, % George V, Cap. 44. In the Abstract Index you will, of 
course, open a page for Block “ A.” I think the Plan should show this block as 
closed at each end. 


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HIGHWAYS, THOUGH STYLED AS LANES ON THE PLAN, COME WITHIN THE PRO- 
VISIONS OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith I beg to return the blue-print Plan received with your letter of 
the 26th of September. 

Shown thereon are Bacan lane which is 43 feet wide, and Haley lane, 50 
feet wide. They run east and west and connect South Pelham Street and 
Marks Avenue. 

Though styled as lanes my view is that they are highways and therefore 
come under the provisions of The Planning and Development Act. 


THE CONSENTS REQUIRED BY THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Act, 7 GEORGE 
V, CHAPTER 44, “ARE NOT NECESSARY TO A PLAN WHICH AMENDS A PLAN 
ALREADY REGISTERED BUT WHICH IN NO WAY AFFECTS OR ALTERS THE WIDTH 
OF THE STREETS SHOWN ON THE REGISTERED PLAN, AND WHICH DOES NOT 
LAY OUT ANY NEW STREETS. 


To a Registrar : 


Herewith I beg to return the Plan and blue-print received with your letter 
of the 22nd ult. I have also received a copy of the Judge’s order amending 
registered Plan No. 99 as shown by tlfe blue-print. 

As I understand it the registered Plan is of a subdivision of lands fronting 
on a street in width less than 66 feet, and contains 266 lots. The amending 
Plan does not in any way affect or alter the street but merely increases the size 
of each lot so as to include an acre, so that the new Plan contains only some 
30 lots. 

My view is that The Planning and Development Act of last session does 
not apply to this amending Plan, and that it may be registered without the 
consents therein provided for. Sce also report I.R.O. 1911, page 48. 


VILLAGE, In THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, MEANS AN INCORPORATED 
VILLAGE—REGISTRAR ENTITLED TO REASONABLE ASSURANCE THAT SECTION 14 
IS BEING COMPLIED WITH. 


To a Registrar: 
Re George V, Cap. 44. 


I have your letter of the 22nd inst. 

I have talked the question over with the Chairman of The Ontario Railway 
and Municipal Board, and it would seem that the word “ village” in the Planning 
and Development Act of last session means an incorporated village. 


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As to the last paragraph of your letter I do not quite understand your 
question, but I suppose you have in mind a plan of a sub-division of lands which 
abut on some highway not shown on any map or plan in your office, and as 
to the width of which you have no knowledge. 

It seems to me that in such a case you should be given, reasonable assurance 
that the requirements of Section 14 are being complied with. The Act, however, 
is silent as to this. 


(1) THE PRACTICE OF ACCEPTING FOR REGISTRATION INSTRUMENTS WITH SEVERAL 
DESCRIPTIONS, ONE OR MORE OF WHICH IS DOUBTFUL, SHOULD BE FOLLOWED 
IN CASES OF SLIGHT, NOT GROSS, IRREGULARITY, OR WHERE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE 
TO HAVE THE INSTRUMENT RE-EXECUTED, OR A DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 
85 OBTAINED. 

(2) WHERE A RIGHT OF WAY IS GIVEN OVER PORTIONS OF MANY LOTS ON A 

PLAN A PAGE SHOULD BE RESERVED IN THE ABsTRACT INDEX Book FoR INSTRU- 
MENTS AFFECTING SUCH RIGHT OF WAY. 

(3) For EVERY REGISTERED PLAN ON WHICH STREETS, LANES OR RESERVES ARE 
SHOWN A PAGE SHOULD BE OPENED IN THE ABSTRACT INDEX HEADED “ STREETS, 
LANES AND RESERVES ON PLAN NUMBER —.”’ 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I beg to return the Deed Olive D. to W. P., 
with the following observations: 

(1) As to the descriptions: I agree with you that the only one that is at 
all comprehensive is that of the first parcel. Possibly also the description of 
parcel 2 might be held to comply with the requirements of The Registry Act, 
namely, one from which a Surveyor could without inquiry in the Registry Office 
or elsewhere, locate the lands. 

Following the practice that has prevailed of accepting for registration instru- 
ments containing several descriptions one or more of which is doubtful, perhaps 
this deed should be registered. (See reports for 1908, page 18, and 1915, page 
40.) My own view, however, is that this practice should only be followed in 
cases of shght, not gross, irregularity, or where by reason of the age of the instru- 
ment, death of the Grantor or his representatives, or some other cause, it is 
impossible to have the same re-executed, or a declaration obtained under Section 
85 attached. Where such instruments have been registered the practice has been 
to abstract the Deed against the lands which appear to be affected by the doubtful 
description, and to note in red: ink in the column for remarks as follows: “ The 
description is indefinite. See instrument,” or as the case may be. 

I would therefore suggest that before you accept the enclosed Deed for 
registration a further effort be made to have all the doubtful descriptions made 
definite. 

(2) Where a right of way is given over portions of many lots on a plan, 
as in the present instance, I would recommend that a page be reserved in the 
Abstract Index Book for all instruments affecting such right of way, with suitable 
heading: in the present case as follows: “Right of way, 10 feet wide, com- 
prising the rear portions of lots 11 and 12 and 136 to 154, Plan 166;” and 


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at the top of each page of the Abstract to each of the lots affected by ’the right 
of way, a red ink note as follows: “ For right of way in rear (or as the case 
may be) of this lot, see page —.” 

All registrations affecting the right of way will then appear under the one 
heading, and need not be made on the lots affected only by the right of way. 

(3) As to the portion of the street conveyed. For every registered plan on 
which streets, lanes or reserves are shown, there should be a page in the Abstract 
Index headed “ Streets, Lanes and Reserves on Plan No. —” for the entry of 
all instruments affecting any portion of the same. It does not appear to be the 
duty of the Registrar to question the Grantor’s title in or right to convey the 
soil of a street. See report for the year 1910, page 20. 

I regret that I have been unable to give an earlier reply to your letter owing 
to press of work occasioned by my having been a member of a Tribunal under 
The Military Service Act. 


A HIGHWAY STOPPED UP AND CLOSED BY A BY-LAW PASSED BY THE CORPORATION 
or A MUNICIPALITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE MUNI- 
CIPAL ACT SHOULD UPON THE REGISTRATION OF THE CONVEYANCE GIVEN BY 
THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO SUCH BY-LAW, BE ENTERED BY THE REGISTRAR 
IN THE ApsTract INDEX UNDER A SEPARATE AND DISTINCT HEAD, AND ALL 
SUBSEQUENT INSTRUMENTS REFERRING TO SUCH PARCEL SHOULD BE ENTERED 
UNDER THAT HEAD, AS DIRECTED BY SECTION 31 or THE REGISTRY ACT; AND 
UPON APPLICATION TO HIM UNDER SECTION 19 or THAT ACT, THE REGISTRAR 
SHOULD FURNISH AN ABSTRACT oF TITLE RELATING THERETO IN THE FORM 
AND WITH THE CERTIFICATES PRESCRIBED BY THE ACT. 


My ruling has been requested with respect to the following :— 

Application was made by Messrs. O0., H. & H. to the Registrar at W. for 
an Abstract of Title to a portion of the “taal allowance between lots 24 and 2 
concession 1, of the Township of H., that had been stopped up and closed ae 
The Municipal Act. . 

The Registrar thinks he should not give an Abstract, as it has not been 
the practice in his office where road allowances have been conveyed to give them 
the title of a separate lot, and enter them under separate and distinct headings 
in the Abstract Index, and that such is not required by Section 31 of The Registry 
Act. Instead he made a search of the Township lots on either side of the road 
allowance, and also searched the Miscellaneous Abstract in the H. township 
books and gave the following certificate. 

“JT certify that the following four entries are correct extracts from the only 
Instruments I have found registered in this office which mention or refer to the 
south portion of the original allowance for road between lots 24 and 25 in the 
First Concession of the Township of H., described in B. & S. number 5528, which 
is number 1 of this memorandum to the date hereof. 

Dated at W. in the SE of W., this 16th day of June, A.D. 1917, at. the 
hour of 10 o’clock a.m.’ 

The Solicitors contend that they are entitled to an Abstract of Title under 
Section 19 of The Registry Act, and say: that these road allowances are lands 
vested in the Crown, and in The Municipal Act the Crown has set forth the 


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manner in which Municipalities may close up and convey such lands; that the 
conveyance by the Municipality takes the place of and has the same effect as a 
Patent to the Grantee; that it is the beginning of the Title to such lands and 
should be entered in the Abstract Index under a separate and distinct head 
pursuant to Section 31; that it is the duty of the Registrar to furnish, under 
Section 19, Abstracts of and concerning all Instruments registered which mention 
any part of a lot where the same is clearly described and can be identified in 
connection with the chain of title; that the highway or road allowance is not 
a part of either of the Township lots between which it has been laid out, and 
therefore Instruments relating thereto cannot properly be registered under the 
heading of either of the Township lots; and that this road allowance is clearly 
described and can be identified in connection with the chain of title of which 
it is the root Instrument. 

This question was dealt with by the late Inspector as follows: (1) In his 
report for 1901, page 17, Mr. Guthrie held that a Deed of an original allowance 
for road closed and sold under a Municipal By-law is capable of registration, 
that while the land was not technically patented by the Crown for a highway, 
the allowance for a roadway became a public highway under The Municipal Act 
when it was laid out and by the same Act it can be closed and sold. 

(2) His report for 1902, page 12, contains the following directions: “ When 
you register such a By-law you will give it a proper number as you would another 
Instrument, and enter it in your various books, and where necessary you will 
open pages for the closed streets in the proper places in the Abstract Indey for 
the Municipality. 

(3) His report for 1912, page 21, includes the following: 

“In other cases of the conveyance of road allowances, I have recommended 
that a page be opened in the Abstract Index for each particular road allowance, 
treating it, after the road allowance has been closed, and conveyed, as a separate 
parcel of land. Section 31 of The Registry Act provides for the entering in the 
Abstract Index Book under a separate and distinct head, each separate lot or 
part of a lot as originally patented by the Crown. The Municipal Act makes pro- 
vision for the closing and sale and conveyance of road allowances. These road 
allowances were originally set apart by the Crown for the benefit of the public and 
they are vested in the Crown until they are lawfully closed and disposed of. 
I think reading the provisions of The Registry and Municipal Acts together 
it was the proper course to take, that upon the registration of the Deed a page in 
the Abstract Index Book should be opened in which should be entered under the 
heading “Closed Road Allowance” describing it, the Instrument affecting the 
same, under Subsection 2 of Section 31 of The Registry Act.” 

My ruling therefore, is in favour of the contention of the Solicitors, and I 
direct the Registrar to open pages in the Abstract Index for the Township of H. 
under a separate heading for the highway, a portion of which was closed, and to 
furnish the Solicitors with an Abstract of Title to the portion closed as requested. 


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BY-LAWS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS AFFECTING ROAD ALLOWANCES—METHOD OF 
ENTERING THEM IN THE ABSTRACT INDEX BOOKS. 


To a Registrar: 


teferring to your letter with reference to the proper method of entering in the 
Abstract Index instruments affecting Road allowances, I may say that I think 
the method suggested not only convenient, but the correct one, namely, the enter- 
ing of all instruments which affect a particular highway or part thereof under a 
separate and distinct heading; for example, in the case of Concession lines the 
following would seem appropriate : 


“The original allowance for road between Concessions ———— and ————,” 
and in case of Sidelines: 
“The original allowance for road between ‘Township lots — and ——-—.” 


In the case of the By-law in question and which closes a portion of the road 
allowance between the Townships of H. and W., the heading in the Abstracts 
should deal with the whole of the road, and not merely the particular portion of 
the road closed by the By-law, so that if other Instruments affecting other parts 
of the same road allowance are subsequently registered they may be entered under 
the same heading. 

This heading might be as follows: 

“Road allowance between the Townships of H. and W.” 


REGISTRATION OF A WILL BY THE PRODUCTION OF AN EXEMPLIFICATION UNDER 
THE SEAL OF A COURT IN THE STATE oF MICHIGAN—METHOD OF—DISCHARGE 
oF MORTGAGE BY EXECUTOR THEREUNDER, REQUIREMENTS OF. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the Exemplification of Probate from 
the Probate Court of Wayne County, Michigan, the Discharge of Mortgage, and 
the correspondence, received with your letter of the 30th ult. 

For the registration of the Exemplification, see Subsection (1) clause (b), 
Subsection (2), and Subsection (4) of Section 56 of The Registry Act. 

It will be necessary that you receive for deposit in your office a true copy 
of this Exemplification with an affidavit verifying such copy. You must also 
receive the consent in writing of the Treasurer of Ontario, or the Certificate 
of the Surrogate Registrar required by said Subsection (4). 

The Discharge of Mortgage is faulty in that it does not describe Edna H. W. 
as the sole executrix and devisee under the last will and testament of R. C. W. 
Tt should also state to whom the Mortgage was made, that the Mortgage has 
not been assigned but has become vested in Edna H. W. by virtue of the last 
will and testament of the said R. C. W., an exemplification of the Probate of 
which will has been registered in the Registry office, etc., etc., giving date of 
registration and registered number. 

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METHOp OF REGIS- 


AN ORIGINAL UNPROBATED WILL IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE 
TERING. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


From your letter | understand that an original unprobated Will written in the 
French language, has been tendered for ee Le and you ask if the original 
should not ie fyled in your office. 

I think not. Sections 46 and 56 of The Registry Act must be read together. 
My view is that the copies and affidavits (in French) required by Section 56, 
Clause (a), and Section 56, Subsection 3, and the translations required by Section 
46 should be produced along with the French original unprobated Will. You will 
then deposit in your office the copies and the translation and return the original 
with the Certificate of registration endorsed on it. 

The Will, of course, may not be registered without the consent of The 
Treasurer of Ontario, required by Section 56, Subsection 4. 


NOTARIAL Copy oF A WILL IN FRENCH ON FYLE IN A NOTARIAL OFFICE IN QUEBEC 
— Merion or REGISTERING. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


From your letter I understand that you have received for registration pursu- 
ant to Section 45 of The Registry Act, a notarial copy of a Will, written in the 
French language and executed in Quebec, the original of which is fyled in a 
Notarial office; that you have also received, pursuant to Section 46, a translation 
in Enghsh, and an affidavit by the translator that he understands both languages 
and has carefully compared the translation with the original, and that the same is 
a true and correct translation; and you state there is attached to the translation 
the consent of the Provincial Treasurer as required by Section 56, Subsection 4; 
and you ask if this material is sufficient for registration. 

In reply I beg to say that there should also be furnished the affidavit proving 
death of the testator required by Subsection 3 of Section 56. See the Report of the 
Inspector of Registry Offices for the year 1897, page 42. 


A DOCUMENT WHICH APPEARS NOT TO BE AN INSTRUMENT WITHIN THE MEANING 
S 


oF CLAUSE (D), SECTION 2, oF THE REGISTRY AcT. REGISTRAR TO BE GUIDED 
BY THE ADVICE OF HIS SOLICITOR. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the document styled “ Warning ” and the 
Solicitors’ letter to the Registrar, sent me with your letter of the 31st ult. and which 
I did not receive until Wednesday as it was not addressed to “ Osgoode Hall.” 

This document is a. notice by the executors of the late James McC. that 
as executors they paid on account of a Mortgage against the lands therein described 


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certain sums, that said sums were paid to prevent the said lands being sold under 
the Mortgage, and that they claim and intend to enforce a lien upon the lands for 
the moneys so paid and interest. 

Your view is that the document is not an Instrument within the meaning of 
The Registry Act, and you refer to page 44 of the report of the Inspector of Registry 
Offices for 1897, which deals with a Statutory Declaration. 

The Solicitors contend that this document is a “ notice of a lien,” that it is an 
Instrument, and that it does affect the lands described inasmuch’ as it is a notice to 
intending purchasers and others, and they say the devisee of the lands will shortly 
come of age, and if he deals with the lands before the notice is registered the ex- 
ecutors will lose their hen, and they instance a case in which they say a similar 
“Warning ” was registered, and the defendent, one B., went on and dealt with the 
lands; that an action was brought by the Plaintiff Mac I’., the deed set aside, and a 
reference had to the Master at Belleville: to ascertain the extent of Plaintiffs claim. 
They state the sufficiency of the “ Warning” and the propriety of registering it 
were never questioned. 

My view is that this is a document titel is not an Instrument within the 
meaning of Section 2, Clause (d), of the Registry Act. 

This is, of course, my opinion and must not be considered a decision. It is a 
case where the Registrar must be guided by the advice of his Solicitor. He may 
be served with an application for mandamus, or should he register the document 
with a writ for damages and to remove the cloud upon the title. Your Solicitor 
will, of course, look into the case referred :to by the Solicitors. I would suggest 
that he also look at the case of the Ontario Industrial Loan and Investment Com- 
pany, against Lindsay, et.al, in which the Registrar of Toronto and others were 
mulcted in damages for registering a somewhat similar document. 

The judgments in this case are dated November 25th, 1882, and June 30th, 
1883, being respectively of the Chancery and Queen’s pinned Divisions. 

It may be that the applicants are seeking to register a Caution under Section 
13 of The Devolution of Estates Act, if so the document as drawn is not in the form 
required by that Statute. 

I may add that I recently gave a similar opinion as above to a firm of solicitors 
who desired to register a document as follows: ‘I hereby claim an interest in all 
and singular the lands (describing em) under the vena: of a certain bond given 
by T. P., etc., to me, dated, ete., ete.” 


Tur CENTRAL OnTARIO Power Act, 1916, 6 Gro. V. Cap. 18—How rEGIsTERrED— 
FEES THEREFOR —Ricuts oF CROWN WAIVED. 


To a Registrar: 
Re The Central Ontario Power Act, 1916. 


Herewith I beg to return the copy of this Statute and the solicitors’ letter 
which you sent me. 

By Section 8 a copy of this Act must be deposited, and must be copied in the 
General Register. Schedule “ A,” which is the agreement, is a part of the Statute, 
and, therefore, must be copied in the General Register also. 


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Section 8 also requires the Registrar, when requested by the Solicitors for the 
Crown, to enter in the Abstract Index of each parcel or tract of land, the title to 
which is in any way affected by this Act, a note or memorandum, that the title 
thereto has been changed or affected by the Act. This note or memorandum must 
refer to the registered number, which you will give to the Statute when registered 
in the General Register, also to the date of its registration. 

I understand that these Solicitors are acting for the Crown in this matter, and 
I am in receipt of a letter from the Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines in which 
he intimates that he is prepared to waive the right of the Crown to have the regis- 
trations free of charge. 

Pursuant to Section 93 of The Registry Act I would say a reasonable charge 
for the work would-be the fees as for the registration of a Will and 5c. for each lot 
after the first four. 


A DiscHarGe or MortGAGE GIVEN BY MortTGAGEE’s EXECUTORS, BUT WHICH DOES 
NOT CONTAIN PARTICULARS OF THE REGISTERED WILL, 18 INADVERTENTLY 
REGISTERED. COURSE TO BE PURSUED. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


From your letter it would appear that you registered a Discharge of Mortgage, 
made by the Mortgagee’s Executors, without noticing that the Discharge did not 
contain particulars of the registration of the Will, though the Will was regis- 
tered as required by Section 65 of The Registry Act, and you ask if the registration 
may be regarded as void, as in the case of an Instrument registered without affidavit 
of execution cited by Mr. Guthrie in his reports for 1899, page 19, and 1903, page 15. 

As the Will is registered, and having regard to the wording of the different 
sections of the Statute, I do not think that the above rulings apply. At the same 
time I think you should not have registered this Discharge. 

Your better course will be to note the omission in the column for remarks 
in your Abstract Index Book, in red ink, etec., as provided by Section 79, and to 
advise the Solicitor who left the Discharge for registration, when no doubt he 
will decide to register a new Discharge containing all the requirements of the 
Statute. 


Tue Discuarcer or MortGaGe SHOULD MENTION THE NAMES OF THE T'UWNSHIPS IN 
WHOSE REGISTRY BOOKS THE INSTRUMENTS SET OUT IN THE DISCHARGE ARE 
COPIED. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the Discharge of Mortgage, also Mr. 
McC.’s letter. 

The Discharge should mention the names of the Townships in the Registry 
books of which the various instruments set out in the Discharge have been recorded, 
for example, in the second paragraph, instead of the words “said Registry Office ” 
in the last line there should appear the words “ Township of —————,” giving the 
Township name, and this, for the reason that several books in your office have in- 
struments copied therein numbered “ 8059.” 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. 17 


A DiscHARGE oF MorTGAGE EXECUTED BY THE COMMITTEE OF A LUNATIC MAY BE 
REGISTERED WITHOUT REQUIRING REGISTRATION OF THE ORDER APPOINTING THE 
COMMITTEE, 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


The point referred to in your letter would seem to have been decided by the 
late Inspector at page 20 of his report for the year 1913, and see my report for 1916, 
page. 22. 

If there can be any doubt perhaps the Solicitor in drawing the Discharge will 
refer by date and registered number to the Certificate of appointment already 


registered. 


A DESCRIPTION COMPLIES WITH THE REGISTRY ACT WHEN IT IS ONE FROM WHICH 
A SURVEYOR, GOING UPON THE GROUND, CAN LOCATE THE LANDS WITHOUT EN- 
QUIRY IN THE ReGistry OFFICE or ELSEWHERE. 


To a Registrar: 


The description in the deed referred to is of the west half of lot No. 14, con- 
cession 8, Bagat, containing by admeasurement 100 acres “with the reservation of 
a right-of-way through and over the said west half of lot number 14, from the east 
half of said lot to the concession road on the west side thereof.” 

I think the description of the right-of-way is not ‘sufficient and should be more 
clearly defined. A Surveyor going upon the ground might not be able to ascertain 
it from the description ‘given, without inquiry in the Registry Office or elsewhere. 


DESCRIPTION OF PART OF A TOWNSHIP LOT BUT WHICH INCLUDES A LANE, LONG 
SINCE UNUSED, BUT SHOWN ON A REGISTERED PLAN. SUGGESTED AMENDMENT 
BEFORE REGISTRATION. 


To a Registrar: 


In your letter of the 16th inst. you state that the description in a deed tendered 
for registration includes a part of what is styled Gould’s lane on registered Plan 
No. 10 in your office, that the Township Council has passed a resolution that the 
Council make no claim to that part of the said lane shown on said Plan 10, and that 
the said Council has not at any time taken over the same as a public highway. 
You say further that the Reeve has informed you that this lane formerly led to a 
sawmill that has long since ceased to exist, and that to his knowledge the lane has 
been closed for at least thirty-five years, and you ask whether you may register the 
deed on the Township lot and disregard the Plan. 

My view is that the description should be amended by inserting the words 
“and a part of what is shown as Gould’s Jane on registered Plan number Ten ” 
before the words “described as follows,” that is immediately preceding the par- 
ticular description. You may then register the deed against the Township lot and 
also the lane, opening a page in the Abstract Index Book for the latter. 


/ 


18 THE REPORT OF THE No. 7 


WHERE THE DESCRIPTION OF LANDS IN A WILL DOES NOT CONFORM TO THE REQUIRE- 
MENTS OF THE REGISTRY ACT IT IS TO BE REGISTERED IN THE GENERAL 
REGISTER AND NOT AGAINST THE LANDS. 


To a Registrar: 


By registered post | return herewith the Letters of Administration with the 
Will annexed. My view is that this document should be entered in the General 
Register. The description in the Will does not appear to be one from which a 
Surveyor, going upon the ground, could trace the Testator’s land without making 
a search in the Registry Office or elsewhere. It speaks of a part of a lot without 
describing such part. 


RE-REGISTRATION OF A REGISTERED CONVEYANCE, ADDITIONAL SIGNATURES HAVING 
BEEN ADDED TO THE DUPLICATE NOW TENDERED. 


To a Registrar : 


’ 


In reply to your letter I may say the facts, as I understand them, are as 
follows: 

A deed was registered 5th June, 1890, from a number of persons (described 
therein as “being six of the nine heirs and heiresses at law of Robert D.”), to 
Martha D., widow of said Robert D. 

It contains a recital that Robert D. died 15th August, 1885, intestate, leaving 
him surviving the said six parties and three others, minors, his heirs and heiresses 
at law, and his said widow. 

Subsequent to said registration, and after the three minors had come of age, 
they all three signed the duplicate original deed endorsed on which is the Registrar’s 
certificate of the former registration. One of the three has since died, leaving 
infant children, and you are now asked to register the original duplicate deed with 
the three additional signatures. It bears the usual affidavit of execution as to the 
signatures of the three minors, which affidavit was sworn 2nd of August, 1897, and 
the Commissioner before whom it was taken has since died. 

These are the facts as | see them from your letter. I have not seen the Instru- 
ment. 

I think you may accept the duplicate instrument for re-registration, in which 
ease, of course, the original itself must be left in your office, and, when copying it in 
the proper Registry Book you will copy the Registrar’s Certificate of the prior 
registration that is endorsed thereon. 

You must not, as you suggest, cancel the original registration. That was a_- 
registration of the Instrument. The present is a re-registration of the same In- 
strument with additional signatures thereto. 


CERTIFIED COPY UNDER Section 44 or THe ReEciIstry ACT—PARTICULARS RE- 
QUIRED IN THE CERTIFICATE. 
To a Registrar: 


I have your letter and that of Messrs. G. and K. as to the sufficiency of 
the certificate of the Registrar at Guelph, under Section 44 of The Registry Act, to 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. sit 


a copy of a Probate registered in his office, and I observe that it is the Bese of all 
parties that I give an opinion in the matter. 

Section 44 of the present Registry Act includes all that was formerly required 
by Section 55 of the Registry Act, 1893. 

Having regard to the wording of said Section 44 and the decision of the late 
Mr. Guthrie at page 12 of his report for the year 1896, I think that if the Registrar 
will amend his certificate so as to include the words “and all the other documents 
connected with or relating to the same of which they respectively purport to be 
copies” you may then accept this Instrument for registration. 

I suppose no certificate of the Registrar would have been necessary had you 
been furnished with the original Probate and the copies, etc., required by Section 


56 (1) (a). 


Derep, THE GRANTOR IN WHICH HAS SIGNED HIS NAME IN LEAD PENCIL, MAY BE 
REGISTERED IF THE EXECUTION OF THE INSTRUMENT HAS BEEN DULY PROVEN 
BY AN. AFFIDAVIT OF THE SUBSCRIBING WITNESS. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith I beg to return the Deed Martha A. to James C. A. received with 
your letter. 

The Grantor has signed her name in lead pencil. 

The Registry Act does not lay down any rule as to how a signature shall be 
made. What is required is that there shall be a subscribing witness who shall make 
affidavit as to the execution of the Instrument. 

The subscribing witness has made the required affidavit of the execution of this 
deed by the Grantor, and while I should prefer that the signature had been made 
in ink, I think the pencil signature sufficient. 

You will of course note in the Remarks Column of the Abstract Index that the 
signature of Grantor is in lead pencil. 


STATUTORY DECLARATIONS, UNLESS WHERE EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED, MAY NOT BE 
REGISTERED. T’'HEY MAY BB DEPOSITED. ENTRIES REQUIRED IN ABSTRACT 
INDEX IF. DEPOSITED. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith I beg to return the copy of Statutory Declaration and Solicitor’s 
letter received with yours of the 30th ult. 

Declarations, unless where expressly authorized, as for example by Section 34 
of The Registry Act, may not be registered. See the following reports of Inspector: 
1912, page 7; 1913, page 28; 1906, page 35; 1903, page 14; 1897, page 44; 1896, 
page 13. 

Could not the Solicitor deposit this under the Custody of Documents Act, n 
which case you would make a note in red ink on the Abstract, as required by 
6 George V, Cap. 24, Section 21. 


20 THE REPORT OF THE No. © 


WHERE EACH OF THE PARTIES TO AN AGREEMENT HOLDS A DUPLICATE THEREOF THE 
REGISTRAR MAY NOT REFUSE REGISTRATION BY ONE OF THEM MERELY BECAUSE 
THE SOLICITOR FOR THE OTHER NOTIFIES HIM NOT TO. 


To a Registrar: 

I have your letter of the 28th enclosing letter from Mr. H., Solicitor, in the 
WIALLel Ole V. LY. 

Mr. H. states that the L.’s (mother and son) entered into an agreement in 
duplicate, dated January 11th, 1912, affecting certain farm lands, one duplicate of 
which is held by the mother, the other in the possession of the son. He states that 
it was agreed that this agreement was not to be registered, and he requests that you 
refuse registration should the son try to register his copy. 

My view is that you may not refuse registration, and I think you should so 
advise the Solicitor. The agreement may be registered by the production of either 
of the duplicate originals. 

This may or may not be a case in which a Solicitor would decide to register a 


Lis pendeus. 


NOTARIAL COPY OF MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT. EXECUTED IN (JUEBEGC AND NO LANDS 
MENTIONED NOT TO BE REGISTERED UNDER SECTION 45. IT MAY BE DEPOSITED 
UNDER THE Custropy or Documen'rs ACT. 


To a Registrar: 


[ have your letter of the 28th inst., with a Notarial Copy of what seems to be 
a marriage settlement executed in the Province of Quebec. 

It contains a clause that “the future consorts, covenant and agree that they 
shall be separate as to property.” No lands, however, are mentioned and you say 
neither of the parties own any property in your Registry Division, but that one of 
them desires registration, his home town being in your Registry Division. 

I do not think that this is an Instrument that may be registered under 
Section 45. 

As, however, it may afford proof of the marriage I think it may be deposited 
pursuant to Section 2 of the Custody of Documents Act, R.S.O. Cap. 125. 


A TRANSFER UNDER THE LAND TiTLES ACT MAY BE REGISTERED WHERE THE 
TRANSFEREE INSISTS, IF THE LANDS ARE SUFFICIENTLY DESCRIBED, AND THE 
EXECUTION IS DULY PROVEN AS REQUIRED BY THE ReEGIstry ACT. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the transfer M. to M., which is a transfer 
of Freehold Lands under The Land Titles Act, also Mr. M.’s letter to the Loeal 
Master of Titles. : 

T understand it was by mistake drawn in this form, in the State of Ohio, in- 
stead of in the form of a deed under The Short Forms of Conveyances Act, that 
the Grantee has been advised of this, but insists upon its registration. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. a1 
If the lands are sufficiently described and an affidavit. of execution as required 
by The Registry Act is attached, 1 think you may accept the document for registra- 
tion as an instrument affecting lands. 
The Registrar is not concerned about the validity of this document as a 
conveyance. 


R.S.C. Cap, 77%, SECTION 44. 


LEGISTRATION OF 


CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Owing to press of work on an Exemption Tribunal, and in other matters, I 
find amongst others your letter of the 19th November yet unanswered. 

As to registration of a Certificate of Naturalization see Revised Statute of 
Canada, Cap. 77, Section 44. 


LIENS ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO PUBLIC STREETS OR HIGHWAYS—DSECTION 3 OF THE 
MEcHANICS’ AND Waar Earners’ Lizn Act—Duvuty or REGISTRAR WHEN 
TENDERED SUCH A LIEN FOR REGISTRATION. 


To a Registrar: 
SD 


T am returning herewith the Mechanics’ Lien. I observe that the description 
therein is as follows: 

“The land to be charged is that portion of Alfred Street in the said village of 
L. which is crossed by a steel bridge with concrete abutments and wing walls over 
Mill Creek.” In view of Section 3 of the Mechanics’ Lien Act (R.S.O. Cap. 140) 
it would seem that this Lien is not applicable. I should think it ought not to be 
registered. This, however, is only my opinion in the matter. 

What appears to be your safest course under the circumstances would be to 
be advised in the matter by your Solicitor. 


WILL, WHICH AFFECTS BOTH PATENTED AND UNPATENTED LANDS. COURSE TO BE 
PURSUED. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Replying to your letter of the 2nd inst., I may say, with reference to this 
Probate of Will, you may follow the course suggested by the late Mr. Guthrie in 
his report for the year 1910, page 35, as there has been no change in Section 34, 
Subsection 7, since that date. 


22 PAWS RE PORTIS OT TE i No. 7 


A PARTY TO AN INSTRUMENT MAY NOT MAKE THE AFFIDAVIT OF EXECUTION—SUG- 
GESTIONS WHEN CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE AFFIDAVIT. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the deed sent me with your letter of 
the 29th. , 

A party to an instrument is not permitted to make an affidavit of execution. 

J note the affidavit has been changed by inserting the word “ Mrs.” and by 
striking out the word “ contractor ” and substituting the word “ married-woman.” 
The words “one of” are changed to “two of ” and the words “ Margaret M.” 
inserted. 

The affidavit should be re-sworn and all changes initialed. . It would, however, 
be preferable to have a new affidavit prepared. 


AFFIDAVIT OF EXECUTION SWORN IN SASKATCHEWAN BEFORE A COMMISSIONER FOR 
TAKING AFFIDAVITS IN SASKATCHEWAN IS SUFFICIENT FOR REGISTRATION 
PURPOSES. 


To a Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return the Deed sent me with your letter of the 
6th inst. 

In view of Section 23 of the Interpretation Act, R.S.O. Cap. 1, when read 
with Section 37 of the Registry Act, I think an affidavit of Execution, sworn in 
Saskatchewan before a Commissioner for taking affidavits in Saskatchewan, may 
be accepted as sufficient for registration purposes. | 


THE AFFIDAVIT OF EXECUTION MAY NOW BE TAKEN OUT oF ONTARIO By A LIEU- 
TENANT-COLONEL OF THE CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES ON ACTIVE 
SERVICE OUT OF CANADA. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith I beg to return by registered post the deed Rowland H. to Erie H. 
received with your letter of the 5th inst. 

The affidavit of execution may now be sworn before a Lieutenant-Colonel. See 
Ontario Statutes, 1917, page 189, Section 68. 


PROOF REQUIRED AS TO THE EXECUTION OF AN INSTRUMENT—AFFIDAVIT SWORN 
IN BELGIUM. 


To a Registrar: 


I do not understand what doubt you can have as to the registration of the 
document referred to in your letter of Noy. 16th. You state the instrument is 
executed by the three Executors, that affidavits as to two of them have been made 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. 23 


in accordance with the requirements of The Registry Act, that as to the third 
Executor, he executed it in Belgium in the presence of a competent witness who 
makes affidavit, presumably correct, and sworn before a Major of the C.E.F. there 
stationed. 

What further evidence could be desired respecting the correctness of the proof 
of execution ? 


NAME OF SUBSCRIBING WITNESS WRITTEN AFTER THE WORD “1” AT THE BEGIN- 
NING OF THE AFFIDAVIT (Form 5 to THE Recistry ACT). ORDER UNDER 
SECTION 41 SUGGESTED. 


To a Reoistrar: 
cS 


Herewith by registered post I am returning the deed received with your 
letter. 

I observe that Sergt. W. F. M., the subscribing witness who made the affidavit 
of execution, appears to have written his name at the top of the affidavit as follows: 
“J, W. F. M., of the City of Ottawa, etc.,” instead of at the end opposite the jurat. 

This appears to me to be a case in which the County Judge would make an 
order for registration under Section 41. of the Registry Act. In a similar case re- 
cently arising in the Toronto Registry Office such an order was made. 


WHEN FURNISHING AN Apstract oF TITLE THE REGISTRAR IS NOT OBLIGED TO 
SHOW THEREIN THE REGISTRATIONS IN THE GENERAL REGISTER. WHEN 
THESE ARE REQUIRED A REGISTRAR’S CERTIFICATE IS USUALLY FURNISHED. 


To a Barrister: 


Replying to your letter I may say that a Registrar is not obliged to show on an 
Abstract the Instruments that are in the General Register. See Authorized head- 
ing for Abstracts in Section 19 of the Registry Act. 

Your course will be to obtain from the Registrar a Certificate showing the 
registrations in the General Register of the Letters of Administration and the 
Power of Attorney referred to with the particulars of same. 


THERE IS NO FEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE TO AN ABSTRACT. THE FEE PROVIDED 
By Crause (f) oF SECTION 92 INCLUDES THE CERTIFICATE, 


To a Registrar: 


On my return to the city I have your letter enclosing Abstract which you 
say was received by a Clerk in your office from the Registrar at St. T. 

I note that it is signed by the Deputy Registrar who has, no doubt, overlooked 
the ruling at page 8 of the Report of _the Inspector of Registry Offices for the year 
1914, that a Registrar is not entitled to an extra fee for the Certificate to an 
Abstract. The fee provided by Clause (f) of Section 92 includes the Certificate. 


24 PH HY REPORT-OF Ta No. @ 


County CouNnciIL MAY, By BY-LAW, AUTHORIZE -THE CLOSING ON SATURDAY OF THE 
Reeistry Orrick ar 1 P.M. 


To a Registrar: 


Replying to your letter of the 31st ult., I may say that by Section 25 of The 
Statute Law Amendment Act, passed last session, being 7 George V, Cap. 27, the 
Council of any County my by By-law authorize the closing on Saturday of any 
Registry Office within the County at 1 o’clock in the afternoon. 


Deputy MAY CERTIFY TO THE Reaistry Books UNDER SECTION 25 IN CERTAIN 
CASES, BUT SHOULD SIGN sUCH CERTIFICATE AS DEPUTY. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


I have your letter of the 14th inst., in which you ask if you may certify as re- 
quired by Section 25 in the three new Registers necessary to be put into use im- 
mediately, the Registrar being too ill to sign the certificate. 

In view of Section 14, Subsection 1, of The Registry Act, I think you may sign 
the certificate (Form 2). You will, of course, sign as Deputy. 


WHAT IS A DUPLICATE PLAN UNDER SECTION 89 or THE ReGistry ACT. 


To a Registrar: 


I have carefully considered Mr. R.’s letter and yours as to the interpretation 
of Section 89 of The Registry Act, also the letter written by the late Mr. Guthrie 
to Mr. R., dated March 13th, 1913, which, however, does. not appear to have been 
published in the Inspector’s Reports; and I think you may follow Mr. Guthrie’s 
ruling as to the meaning of “duplicate plan” in said Section 89. This Section 
was Section 88 of The Revised Registry Act, 10 Edward VII, Chapter 60. 

Mr. Guthrie’s letter is as follows: 


13th March, 1913. 
DEAR SIR: 


I have your letter of the 12th inst. In answer thereto I have to say that regarding the 
duplicate of the plan, which a person who registers a plan is required by Section 88 of The 
Registry Act to deposit to be sent to the municipal authorities, while it must be certified to 
be a dupheate by the surveyor who prepared the plan, I do not think that the memoranda 
of assents and consents and certificates and affidavits required to be on the original plan in 
order to secure registration thereof under Section 80, need necessarily form part of this 
duplicate. What is required under Section 88 is a duplicate of the plan certified by ite 
surveyor, not of all the consents, certificates, affidavits, ete. 


Yours truly, ‘ 
(Sed.) Don. GuTHRIE, 
I.R.O. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICKS. 20 


CERTIFICATE UNDER SECTION 43 IN WHICH NO LANDS ARE MENTIONED. METHOD 
or REGISTRATION. 


To a Deputy Registrar: 


Herewith by registered post I return Order of the Supreme Court appointing 
a new trustee instead of other trustees and the Certificate of same. 

The Certificate conforms to Section 43 of the Act except that no lands are 
mentioned. This cannot, of course, be registered in the General Register. The 
practice has been in such cases to attach a declaration under Section 54 setting out 
the lands. All the lands affected need not be set out, since instruments subse- 
quently registered may refer to this order by date, date of registration and regis- 
tered number. 


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FEES AND EMOLUMENTS received by the Registrars of Deeds for the Province of Ontario for 
which are contrasted the amount of Fees, Surplus to Municipalities 


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SCHEDULE A. 


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Pana vrlegSOutlicn siecieroceatecasieiere Sis ALUM OUT: erate colorctevarieevestereteermace i) 1,479 15500) G1 523.745 eae eee 
EeGd'Barsos so stslormreanioece ete sri Solio dle Gallagher. . COD OREE 16} 1,894 1,658} 2,022 67 D4 Rieaters 
Lennox and Addington SIC COCOU LEIS isls AG wasadqacsmodoD eneee 17; 1,060} LSE) 91739700) eel 0 irae 
TAMCOlia encores seme ceee bie ePeera}eie GoW Bisherers ie eee 14 3,297 3,255! 4,091 15 455 
WONG OM a clorscetisctecloretes «4 icareteiae crete Ree eDignaw hone csicissieivaccioelesrs 1 2,564 D429 9200S 1 Ole eres area 
IMEATUTGORUE TI revatacte svelerers nec riaietel stare WR. A bDrey satits otmiwcic a4 tic corel 55 456 563 696 36 dD eictee ats 
Middlesex, East and North...... edie Marshall os cceeces DS chctearete 14 2,591 2,827) 3,260 72 Sais 
Middlesex W Geta. coos escpe-cen oe Ri Dunlop < s.sces iad aene re 9} 960) 985| 1,361 45 Ty ta: 
Musk olkcataincssetssteinwcnisceae os silied at Ley LA OULDME reicteteletedeiere cis oreetenciere 244 798) 895} 1,184 15) Sinan 
INOFEOI OMG ce weve ew Votvecs tem eee Wise Mer McG ite cee cece er eistiersn 13 1,998 1.950) -. 9-292 80\2 ern are 
Northumberland, East.......... AVEGS Willow hibVewenens cee ct 9 1,126 1,195} 1,496 35 PAVE es Ar he 
Northumberland, West......... He MeGullowchieseccdeee nee oe Neteys 5 | 643) 685; 826 V5] cekock le etree 
INTDESSIN Giereraveierolotenetciel siete cielo alters JaMecD CaCOMacnrecemisneieee Ah 19 733 543 623)60) 2 2c haere 
Ontationae eee eee ee CULT GAWe Diy Gdenmenetnce tera ne 17} O25582 2,542) 3,047 00 56| 188 
OtlaWarvincienc cacesics vesteceees cre J. Pa Fishers sceeete el a ee 1 3,886 3,266] 3,753 10 302 433 
Ot OT Gaeictatentelsvsrs eee nee eieere see EN cE GUL Octane etecetnerecieteeiere 17 3,282 3,049} 3,583 55 250 iheteetee 
PPA ET Yao ONLING ee eters cievere sietelersieterels eral CLAS Gaul Lesilere eters wacteteletere ss 52| 819 602 951: 051 Rie etlenieene 
GOliv cess © eeree eee satiste nelehoman eefie Lack Sol tn ce eee be 8 Ale! 1,455} 1,670 25 D5 ils s sie 
TEN eNOL bltercratstre: cred svete ctecerstere aie James Steele......-. PARE Bro ence 9; 2,401 2 ADS 266) SI) lictetese el ereere 
Bertha S oulthsascctccnees cence sore lL Se HS Harp itinceties err ele eran oe tere 7 894 1,404] 1,267 65 207 207 
Eeter boroue is. «ccc cow eeeG sc ES MiOT TO Wire ere ie's efate cieversalolerare starere 19 Sco 2,121) 2,698 02 Od etree 
ETESCOUL ra croomion cuties accion Streeter ee \F, W. Thistlethwaite ......... : Ae 43 1,617} 2,000 10 50s. Saree 
EAELINC Op LiCL Wai GL watette eleiatel eiesie ste iialele Walter MacKenzie .........008. 10 939 929| 1,061 35 OT Wersiers 
INA) ype Lule Geeretenetire rete stoners tote eles el WistJincKC CA ULI D teseainomee terete etre 12) 22 29 27 35 A ee ee 
EVGVILTE Wacol sraie die sts oro oan eats ROA Campbell eeen amenities 22 2,215 D dO linvads LOD) oO Waeretercia ieeteeseees 
FAULSSCLIM sto etereie Olam ceniedee sont ss Aa Gam blecietessietete score ie 6 1,649 1 47Gi 91, 097 25 ener 
SITMCOG.reis siete sc eee els hee canis silehe dts Palle vererscastactaereiorets Seisere 99} 4,601 4,863] 5,915 06 69 69 
StOLMOM edie care sects ec aetc emcee Je OM Alguireysecce tee 6 1,329) 1.1791 1487256 0 eee eee attire 
SUL OW EV rerehetntrerete aie oe arered ator So MOUrMICiewet ce ctece sere eave 28 418 420 517-80) sectors 
PAINS INN Games cyaine clues eis ateete nie W SHeibewisieecowe sane ie Ae 1 56 67 65 OO Looe chon sate 
Thunder Bay <2... Be SS SAE Tsai Onee oe ee pian eae ey 14 2,356 IRA Ae Paty tel rol! ooo. oir 
AMON Oy LOB IEiiGo 5 dqnorod nan POO RAIaE AEN NGog cobendeo conus yd 1) 40,921 12,930) 14.155 (bea eistelie eine 
Toronto, IW Str sctis se uienasies-el be HvRoweseenes Aes AS oh trite 1) 12,543 1383215 7528a0 0a cca 
VTCT OLA seis cieisrcsie oGlele 1s tele sierene a Chasen Denar ibe euicctertes S scaiaiete. Sere 19 1,682 15561) 1, 95470 Se oatelteaneenene 
WiatierlOOrries serten caters aele cere See's «| OSCAT Se EDV vee verre Rlemtincatelansisers 13 4,315 4,395| 5,190 25 72 Woes 
Welland ircrcncitaice elotetceietestele sctoece Je G2OTOWweceneee Se DS Wwe Aho 16 4,951 5,521! 6,624 06] 4,246]...... 
Wellington, North and Centre..| James Tucker. Sesto ete BA is nee 11 1,320 L210) 5382520 250 25 
Wellington, South........ At sHHENLY: ELOLGO Desierto eee eae 11 1,850 1, S890(7 22407 45 lec ete ‘ 
Wie ortlias s.c1 cists eeverelaetere erinvere R. K. Hope vate Rio ae ee 11 9,471 11378) 13013 52 ee ean meee 
Viorks, Pasiand! West.ccnsieees Wied Lil keepers Pet ae St tae: 14 6,707 7,816) 1¢,001 50 Bisb Mle niger 
MONK NOLL csrceie scares oe onic de DM CKiaVrieiacreneeiee arc 10 1,363 1440) 25 216)35 155 58 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. 


29 


the year 1917, made in accordance with the provisions of R.S.O., 1915, cap. 124, sec. 99, with 
and Registrars’ incomes for the years 1915 and 1916. 


SCHEDULE A. 


Patents. Deeds. Mortgages. |Dis. of Mortgages. Wills. Leases, 
| | 

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a 2 z= 2 + Fa sa 2 # 2 é @ fe 
° o ° ° o ° ® ° ° a 
m1 Be 7, cs 7, cs 7, & Z, , ¥, ce, a 
6 2 8 9 10. 11 i 12 13 14 | 15 16 17 17, 

! 
$e. $ Side Le on he en Pe Cis 

6 my 790 1,379 51 345 373 82} 484 267 72 62 122 75 16 60 35} 1 
oho CaS cst ic 1,227 1,833 30 689 694 05) 851 466 50| 174 323 25 1 195] 2 
1 155) 1,118 1,668 35| 618 628 70) 907 514 00} 164 329 30 3 6 45, 3 
wee aa cy aaah 1.024 1,683 64| 476 504 76| 483 398 40| 115 239 10 4 RO ed 
sts Pa ; 396 578 00 243 250 55| 345 206 90 60 131 45 2 5 90| 5 
+g eee 396 579 80) 259 261 00} 286 155 95 40 W5 U5 4 650| 6 
Ries Pals, >, 261 422 70. 90 90 00 46 90 35 41 80 20h 352 <. ee Bee 
ee EG phchas 229 351 70 102 102 50/ 129 84 10 34 64 15 2 415) 8 
ee ES ee IS) 1,666 65! 680 706 15| 802 460 60) 125 294 70) 104 191 40} 9 
9} 1455! 3,878 5,651 65} 1,851 1,888 20] 1,738 941 95} 129 229 90 30 40 80} 10 
oth ee 295 489 55 83 92 85| 149 84 10 8 20) Ghiaakn, Petit ot, 11 
5 9 85 485 731 58) 198 226 15| 287 225 75 66 152 55 24 42 30] 12 
~onde ep Ae 360 535 10 27 278 25! 285 152 25 5 105 75 12 21 40! 18 
1 1 40 356 581 30) 177 182 50] 238 157 10] 44 St 40 5 9 25} 14 
Sees exists 807 1,199 30 453 469 35| 569 308 50) = 100 202 05 9 17 40} 15 
1 1 40 534 864 45 310 373 90| 502 368 05 98 177 65 35 50 00} 16 
10! 14.00 451 620 15 283 281 90] 328 183 70 52 98 90 87 149 70| 17 
1! 1 85 244 526 91 48 50 75 57 30 00 14 33. 90 4 WO On! 118 
2. 3¢ oat ees 576 883 75! 422 429 95) 418 360 75| 54 | 101 55 76 118 55} 19 
7] 1245) 1,383 2,073 06 620 650 35| 768 420 25; 206 307 15 37 64 45} 20 
ee otsuucih 2, 153 1,753 92 622 640 15] 816 475 50| 268 468 15 4 10 45} 21 
71 19 80 380 585 40 279 289 20] 317 253 00 55 122 95 1 3 65| 22 
“as CURE ae ee 2,447 90 991 1,001 05) 1,134 611 80| 134 244 25} 849 1,433 45] 23 
a ee 87 122 10! 24 24 00 37 COBO heey Sere ee ek eee 2 2 80] 24 
1 155| 1,621 2,401 42 895 930 52] 1,087 594 90| 185 321 90 23 34 80] 25 
1 1 40 267 409 45 122 132 20} 158 100 60) 51 9) 3! 1 2 65| 26 
3 4 50 392 606 10 185 203 05] 236 146 60} 67 133 90 3 5.751 27 
iQ; 15 OF 649 992 65 318 320 60| 404 246 65| 128 218 95 93 41 10} 28 
4 5 95 428 660 95 230 237 40} 326 204 95 66 162 15 1 2 30] 29 
eae eee va 115830 2,066 25 701 720 90] 728 542 80 84 179 25 16 35 85| 380 
bre She ot eft 815 1,266 90 574 576 35; = 667 359 20 92 183 85 3 7 05| 31 
<i See 259 415 48| 123 128 95] 124 63. 90 13 39 63 2 385 32 
eS as ea 1,593 55 570 641 39] 731 388 85} 170 268 73} 108 153 20 33 
ea te 387 587 75! 197 202 55| 141 134 50 49 129 00 %%5 158 70 34 
9) 12 90) 518 784 30! 102 105 10} 129 70 45 45 88 20 2 370 35 
1 15 713 1,095 50 398 406 10] 507 295 45] 84 181 65 18 30 90' 36 
a 487 749 95 215 234 55] 292 190 60 64 117 85 5 O0aa50 
Mee ete} 244 397 80 122 122 75} 161 101 65 40 72 % 1 1 85' 38 
ee oe 237 365 00 103 103 00] 118 62 30 12 17 85 2 155! 39 
ee ih AOL 1,545 80 486 493 35| 640 402 70} 136 268 55 5 1255 40 
5 4 20) 891 1,517 00 746 746 60] 852 510 90) 158 294 60 4 11 00) 41 
etches. Jct. 1088 14-71% 16 657 660 95} 838 541 10) 182 342 85 5 9 55! 42 
2 2 80 . 268 574 75 105 112 60} 131 73 70 19 39 65 1 2 45) 438 
As ene. 392 746 75! 383 384 80} 113 931 30 4 157 90 3 6 45; 44 
mtg HORE 920 1,389 70) 604 615 90 619 380 60 104 190 20 3 5 10, 45 
AE ea 309 408 45 196 198 30] 235 149 10 67 115 55 1 275, 46 
ro" ep 836 1,281 15 398 404 85} 529 356 95} 128 325 50 4 10 35) 47 
Ne cts 5 604 999 30 397 436 30] 387 314 55 57 35 00 2 4 00) 48 
1 1 70 327 514 30 193 197 00] 236 147 00 47 83 65 1 1 40! 49 
1, SE) Baer fs hy gS A, A 9S RARE OS RS 9 OG BE Rs 1 figE ae Wey eee ets SO 
5 7 7hl? °15128 1,749 45 504 525 60! 672 378 50 88 194 15] 2 405| $1 
-_ eee 462 820 50 491 514 35] 454 244 25 36 75 80 2 6 35! 62 
6} 10 80| 1,938 2,953 81 903 937 70] 1,306 876 40] 235 512 35 13 25 85! 53 
ee Sahat 423 624 45 266 284 80| 338 204 95 60 140 75 4 q 95) 54 
pee 188 282 45 65 67 95 70 39 90 q 10 90 1 2 60) 2 
ae Se ee 716 1,051 39 202 199 24] 303 158 20 3 SAAB. oa cisakraces ea et ek ee 
Neo Hho sc k OL OL6 6,124 15! 3,186 3,194 85] 3,351 1,897 15 3 6 45 V7 226 00{ 68 
Me Ne darcnysein. 0 5e0 5,926 15} 2,990 3,001 40] 3,803 2,143 95} 589 1,167 40 11 26 30| 69 
5 7 00) 6It 946 20 319 329 65] 408 271 25 80 187 35 6 19 30} 60 
tnd mbaeraht 1.587 2,612 50] 1,036 1,049 55] 1,155 669 40| 197 400 00 9 2410} 61 
eros asaiee 2608 3,872 49] 1,071 1,095 05] 1,195 691 55) 151 278 85 29 50 95| 62 
4 ae Se eee 424 630 10 269 267 80| 317 194 30 84 147 65 1 200) 63 
Lp yee 645 1,012 25 417 416 25| 486 315 50; 123 233 20 6 21 05| 64 
et ee hes at 3.999 6,302 92] 2,889 2,911 08] 2,854 1,619 15} 301 544 00 23 64 95| 65 
teat sous oh 6.419 5,577 65| 1,567 1,656 31]°1,511 930 54| 217 373 90 2 385] 66 
=p | Oa ena 526 809 30 285 294 55] 380 939 95 60 120 05 1 2 85| 67 


30 


HE Een HPO RA eee See 


INO. ta 


| Number. 


DED UR OY OO 


| Alex. Graham..... 


Name of Registrar. 


CORRAL W.Cllecic.ctesieiecsiclesrovsle 


eee ereesese evreeersoce 


Wm. H. McFarlane....... 
Miss L. Coffey. Dep. Regs......-. 


Td EA INT Ta rere etele cre Rinses Seloretoleteteeicerevell 
EQ aRe) CURL TLLE Ti ayeratevers ree See eioraeeelettnte acais 
No. 18 t5 ASXGCONS miogdebioddcc aireis borate ace cers : 
Samawe Ve Ollandigere sce ete cccere aie tslelsisiclele 
dle, 18 ls XOOMISS nigemonte Sir oi ciesaveteleieys Baetees KO 
eee Os SEVEAIEINTC ss verrarcrevere scoala ve mince otelenatetererols 
Jd; H. Swinburne .. J... Sr eiraye eniscereerete saniets 

Ward eG LOSOM ee saci nie sine aie Sfeletersdevelerers 
iow CEC OC isaac ecatentereres spekererane erstareteerensee 
W.S. Johnston...... neneeenenen elt eiiveevelavenete 
bnaS Noy erauted hig ma natacen Sonne asisetaiors ale eicvere 
Nine 1S Wenindieentason oaorntds sbnongouno oc 
Peet R AHO Ward: wa ccceet fee io arereterdigietee diere’sll 
He Oey OUNZ 2 couee teen a. are lettabe shetave are ereiene 
Victor Chisholm....... Shee ee 
SAUMUOME MM SSEL Lacie este cisetere eetere ce overs OO 
Wn OOO GB a a cnte slccrter ies Aerie ee Sereteielerelere 
J. P. Gildersieeve ....... Savaneveteeteneieta sities 25 
Ae unWe IDA Gas ndodanS miahelalciereieieieterer a5 
Os W. Chadwick ...-.... EN ecstet tiie Male oleiererete 
AM NRG LIC AI <e/cheterees ere aie ee ananeterens eteiete elevates 
HEC Bow land cemecwtesenoan ese Aa GHOD 
James Armour ....... aisaleieralels rofeteteSersreeie 
Dime ALAC eI retort eyetelcrers atalersvereretererers Ar 
GSS IR ikiocn se orice costs ice sees aaletens creerate 
OPH UI SHED Ree cerns <teociorccs sia% @ crete olsen e evieione 
Tee Lhe) VEN a Wieeaeletrenete ero ave ediavele tte eke antares 
Wie ADIeVics omec stone nese Wateiale eo tetave tere 
af H. Marshall ..... ereneienere eceerceeeeeecees 
Richard D 1nlopiresssieless sie sclersle cece cere 
Afie Wp (WOMIN Gs sodoes sob Mratavatelets Grave ears lars ar 
Wi Ma McGuire. 36.5. wee agledeie steers eters 
A. G. Willoughby....... Bialove sharevelars aierelerere 
HeMeCullowphe ss, ses cee aaier er oemeretevcieierensts 
ise M PLGA COM siecle ste e cole a SORIECIDIC ORT ORO 
GeeW DLV EN verctetale werd erarsintee ever sietcererstete 

EE eM ASTOT te ses's ste /c ere b duaicelansecesewrelew emcee’ 
Geephue Pattalo..ccce ahs. avatars F siouceimeniecs eiaietets 
Charles Gilles pie..ésesres.oc'ee cc oaemeleleeuictece 
Hyon so1 (la CLCSO Ms ore sinierehee ercrere  siieaiereraie ated AIA 
James Steele.......... aS elcyosavecetevetele eters aes, 
His J, SRO obepooncds ahialerte Sebo nere slorotete 
Bra NOLL OW: seine cele onln rena alee mete waneters 
He Wie histlethwalter dame siceeccateseecsmen 
Walter MacKenzie........ she iatauaueerhereeitete 
Wierda Keating ore eee c Rare aractene Peg oe oe. 
Re Aw Camp pelle. c.ne cre pistata ora eralereretels seneie 
John A. Gamble..... aiaicteietsters deleleslalolleciors 
do 1Me MEATS Hacaen sierare etaitisiacevaretevele svare see 
Je OA lS UIG scale + pavsisvelssleg sloeiete nals Satna 
Stephen Fournier.......... Seale cerernene strate ta 
Wie eH GRVIBS cea mecesre es sissenete seers ciaie 
CAMILUL UNE Ovveterecicistors wee nigleve aura aerate meee 
Peter Ryan ........+.. Riaesecereeete aeshocuate welets 

RU PELERB OWeSicsres screens sone. ¢ Seretesaueaters 

CORP SPB ALT vccaarsts oriie suteiss's. operas cn caste 
Cea Sis 4 eMoncanans acietele loaves tiatere rete care e 
ager CLO Wines: c cpsia issih rele cto ers aicisisteretett 


PAMEGITUCKEL, «ccc cles ciereciesicielee ceisler city 


Henry Hortop....... aialistorsts’ ste) siay(everaiar tre wicieiete 
RKO Gan farce cece elke Saefecoventeisie le eters 
Wie ee ELVLISS J elecreceies. Malolos almterteae earls 
OPEL) ENUCIC AY wratciereyniee'sic orcas se wenea coe 


* Of which $3 
1 os 2,271.90 


eoeereeceee 


Schedule A.—Continued. 


| 


| 
| 


3,008.26 is receipts of Land Titles 


Fees and Emoluments received by the Registrars 


pele | All other 
Abstracts. Searches. pera a | instruments 
| vege | registered. 
| 
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3 Ae Foes on re ae 2 % 
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18 19 20 21 99 23 24 25 
| $ 6c. $c $ oc. $ ce 
104) 10§ 20) 1,070 469 55) 20 5 55 285 573 0° 
56 91 15} 1,761 461 25 18)~ 5 20,7 263 302 20 
790| 635 10 808 283 05|...... TER athe -380 460 59 
201; 303 05) 1,810, 533 75 4 275) 283 416 5! 
127] 183 30} 475 19540 ee Sine 92 102 7? 
9, 11 50) 147 BS Onl ieaee lee ee 81 93 59 
62, 104 55} Q71 129 95 1 30} 59 §2 9? 
91) 122.55 245 109 75 2 vas 75 100 8° 
119 209 50! 1,985 555 95 9 295) 351 440 5 
163) 189 25) 4,179} 1,882 45 68} 24 151 1,075} 1,604 3° 
122) 153 70 842) 413 80 22 9 20} 126 156 BY 
94} 111 08] 553 268 85. 4 335| 89 82 09 
51 58 93 399) 149. 93)0 oe s3.0 4 een 25 27 68 
19 88 55 205 1206315522; py er armr dibs hee 175 49 
412 339 40 847 226 60! RR Rene arp! he 274 QU 
270 210 55) 37 GS Q0I yeas. Tr wbewe al Utes 180 69 
181 179 10! 302) 150 25 2 50; 179 228 8° 
106 77 95 309 7 SOO,» see, oe sen 66 77 B 
447 190 15! 843 651 15 1 45| 121 158 3° 
495 850 55! 8,281 891 35 13 325} 290 367 92 
662 580 80} 1,078 265 50|. 222s. teetee 214 255 90 
47] 65 10] 749 333 40 6h ©2500) 1 146 148 5° 
168 306 15). 1,935; 1,031 00 6 150} 829 964 10 
5 8 60 35 14 65 3 1 00 30 30 15 
155| OS 05am aror| aeucaee70 12 300} 303 443 60 
91 59 95! 323 103 35) SBN oc oe ‘ 69 90 46 
83 | 46 80 437 277 60) 1 25 92 98 90 
50 94 55 ie 292 05 3 100; 128 187 57 
42) 87 00 752 218 20 1 25 8h 123 05 
469) 728 00; 1,437 873 25 10 490! 386 541 20 
35 97 20; 1,048 395 75 9 225! 279 306 50 
73 3 55 347 92) 43a Boe veces 32 44 50 
49 nie 205 W375 3 75) = 247 213 00 
152 118 65] 333 145 20 Hien Sorte 148 95 
114 100 05) 617 246 05 1 25| 89 119 25 
111 168 10] 1,358 384 35 1 25) 228 281 40 
360 430 91 t41 53 25 1 25) 131 194 10 
127 218 15 217 Cietope ues Ail cnet 130 70 
58 59 00 419 194 Bale Ae ae 71 73 90 
1%5 273 85 979 300 20 3 75} 261 323 30 
512 488 45| 2,706 676 50 si} 13 10)” 559 655 70 
375 479 65! 1,535 401 90 1 25| 278 311 70 
64 96 20 422 153 05 4 1 80 72 143 30 
98 110 00 178 74. 85 5 1 25 93 121 10 
190 191 70 £61 297 45 1 25; 171 194 95 
13 129 75! 282 #11 Sis cmiaes Level eetso 132 40 
99 148 50} 851 672 55 5 250) 221 316 72 
a5 112 10) 382 167 35 1 25) 169 220 10 
58 735. 00! 893 194051550028 2. ee ata 116 30 
1 50 2 Q0ete ee eee 28 25 50 
399 346 45) 1,327 331 7h 8 315] 326 302 65 
116 430 45 112 104 65 -ou., oles akee ns 31 36 50 
543 857 05| 2,270 651 50 5 200) 457 596 15 
57 56 85 834 279 07 6 1 50 82; 108 20 
97 71 68 275 133 90 % 1 7% 82 101 15 
e@eeoesees @eneovveecer eevee ee e@eeovoaoeveee? ee e@eeeeeneocee 67 65 00 
292 SSO Vie ce ale ereraeie 59| 29 65) 289 309 65 
475} 1,076 10| 8,645! 3,393 90} 109] 28 95] 2,578] 2,678 20 
517 914 05} 8,420! 3,510 40 80| 26 65! 2,819| 3,236 25 
47 93 65; 1,087 341 65 Q 70| 130 193 25 
186 237 45 v4 338 85 39 9 75} 372 424 95 
818} 1,446 75] 3,146 838 80 39| 1225] 434 622 92 
212 260 70} 234 138 Abi Sc sate lisence t le 140 35 
85 156 3 1,236 AST NGO, Eases came ene 242 20 
1,176) 1,925 60} 6,040) 2,307 20 51] 15 85| 1,261] 1,555 57 
189 416 34) 5,691] 2,327 65 63} 18 65| 1,037! 1,440 54 
136 259 05 582 268 75 5 200) 183 219 85 
J 


Office} p « 
Cy y R.S.O. 


Cap. 124. Sec. 


109. 


1918 


INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. 


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3,903 35 
4,554 90 
5,845 79 
1,785 85 
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1.192 65 
1,285 37 
4,817 55) 

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1,504 
2,082 
3,186 
1,355 
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2,307 
1,345 
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21,302 


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6,085 
7,879 
1,958 
3,202 
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600 00 
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643 00 

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620 70} 

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750 00 

1,500 00 

632 00 

1,080 00 
1,232 00 
3,744 00 
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1,500 00 
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THE REPORT OF THE 


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Fees and Emoluments received by the Registrars 


Schedule A.—Continued. 


| Surplus of gross income to municipality Surplus of net income to municipality 
| under sec. 101, cap. 124, R.S.O. under ss. 101 and 102, cap. 124, R.S.O. 
| 2 | 
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A| 32 32a | 85 35a 36 37 40 40a 
| $c SameCe $ oc $ ¢: $c. $c. 
LG ew OT Welly vecesncerere acs le(l elecele cde dine le l'svareriere eve wise staxell satiate are. esi avebaretiens A erarellanereis © aceoe ote hatorene sitio stan aia elllevecetere:cits cists lnelspeneerenererete 
2: Al an Graham... Ar 363 64|Jan. 11, 1918} 158 95 271 00 47 73 Jan. 11, 1918 52 00 187 00 
3)\W. H. McFarlane...... 479 28!Jan. 14, 1918 421 81 471 96 123 d4| Jan. i4; 1918 105 89 83 87 
4|Mi vey ee Coffey, Dep. 353 30)Juiy 12, Jan.7| 
Rie oer tccidine uisveeiente LOLS ere 494 24 788 31 BO asides ty Rs 27 61 21 14 
5ID. J. Panter Vibe Eee aicistons ae] terete ets cieietas ARPS ouster ONG nave eleva dvolarell(elevatote eteleiel oilisiel@ ial es:sle inate) alel| s\e)-ale’s auateiatall(a lela erate tatene 
6) Red. Dillenn..... Aico) poneeear stell eiotetehate staal ate FS GBA HOr silanes le slodllodacbBnocaltoceanont ar aroic\einiatote ainifaretetettetarstate 
WW. H. Scott OCF OOF. <9 @\8 10: 016.6 O10) fat lave ‘eo ae Re areal enreeee@ eel eee eee eee eee ee oe eeeeoeweeeseeree ee eee ee ene eere ee 
81S. Pollard........ Seaiqie tow ilveveversraceretetarettterencrs steretere sieve eieill metererelsters Alias pate seis sleeve tsiclebe clottele, oielerel or eisveleis atalll siccertters Sealeeeee siesece 
9|James H. Coyne........| #590 10|\Jan. 15, 1918)  *505 85 562 47| - *398 41) Jan: 15,71918|  *815 07) | “sai 
10)J. O. Reaume.......06-| 3,703 94/Jan. 15, 1918] 3,721 60} 2,915 08 892 83\|Jan. 15, 1918) 1,180 76 588 66 
WE Gia 1Oe fehitauoll uvhel ols a eanaciol tc sia ie duv lore ete raceme crerere sista fell erenttelers Ain lon Gon pao ols Saor alec lelllatorel oie: exacalseretarevaujentnaieveincs a aves cyecemerenees 
LV iaielie CLUDSOMsiere'e ble eye's ele aoOGoSOrealle yslon. bie BPM Acie ahee ae hy ots cea salloconaon aut HlooSswanp puond laooc ye 1 80 
1S er ASC A Cos cuterete erorelell'cle ctecteseue tales: ane teeta ‘erellfetae ares erat BmeaValleisi erste levers eveilista ciate eetercvelerae Mille ers ete tovate suerte tsiaenetens eg 
14 Waewsierd ONTISTOM selerae’s sieillcle ces eialeve stl fers eis pr wlavéte ret crsll ovarete: aleis.04)| (amet Salata lereieree ote aie: a'ligta leyatavevb¥e.e dyele: cere ol wise se sels |isictotepmenetate : 
Ase Wee Kon Teh ecto - 63 83\Jan. 7, 1918/7 4) 80 49 13 25 ildan.ee te 1o1s 29 71 60 74 
16)Miss) EY. Davidson..... |... ste cafe tell ay ctetocenotelenlavate'te. ail terctenMiasleyocetel|vereeterere ate cilleterter aleth aie SOROS OCD DI aowo De wie fae |isal oteeh ota eueee 
AZ P ie Re EL OWT ie ore evclnicce ere alaaiecovslalevetell is ceemrenrersts eandrelerseenron BOON Watiees PS SF rona toate atene relies, ore Honoree. |c.chotior eis vere erattene ‘ 
PSH we OmxcOUle =o): 4 .le ens nolo oto Gorter naietnaid SEA OTOL ICO LONE! recat BAIA tetera: aiscne totaal tomanens ales ekelefaretslicrersbatere wa ete lie etermevettere 
19) Victor Chisholm....... | 67 88\Jan. 12, 1918 6 24 20 38 Hiei Sale eles wl O18 levetene orerereters 13 97 
US. EVILESE] inves cei ereleselere evel 920 20\Jan. 9, 1918 451 66 335 51 208 29\ Jan. 9, 1918 49 36 21 19 
21) W. Coats ....cescccces | 435 11\Jan. 2, 1918 395 07 521 93 156 97\Jan. 2, 1918 116 52 106 71 
eeeAIMesie | GLIGETSLCEVGs% |n0 cece cetel scenes cess ele wiollthetels(cvareleevel|ts averse cievereyel (ans shelesaie’e wiligieeestonrsis'e Saletatelhe cue testetete retell iseeeiees Ssuenehe: 
23)Arthur J. Dunn .......| 1,909 i Jalen SO. LILSI= 1290 86 1,220 50 564 65! Jan 8, 1918 254 52 13 5 
2410. W. Chadwick..... aleilleiasere @i0%e) sis seller ciatantercsate cree sletwisls(e.claisieiliera chonce ciatetellterlelees are alle oucvatavereaeeione so clelllersceusiaca'eterere| renee eatelets 
AdLA. Maclean i.2'.026 0c a 888 43\ Jan. 10, 1918 802 50 967 27 16 66/Jan. 10, 1918 he eof) 64 63 
Polo. O. Bowlandscn. ss as leet a shies ishene Marston sabindilonocasocas a iciele ste hevavaFe eilitie y statatens soabtillc SOs) ec acie Si 
ele MLES AMINO Ue wiaysreerslecoi tote sie ceiserate Rtethrewre 0 CR | iH Dn LOCO RONG. Cac oem ct ac APOE oth oe ke 
28 J. Tie. Gailagher eee eeewe Wooos coo Ce Pleo cere res vcece 20 71 9 84} 20 09 Jan. 5. 1918 4 87 seererecce 
foot Gree SSP ERO) Chiat, stavaycsar ctafetewe veil ievexctetaral everetierateetrc a cherie icteric ais alle atatales c/a sterellelsversielore ole sl’orevarcerere Soret eon ME On ero cons ot 
CUROL, We JE TG es me oegaboor 964 (4iJan. 7. “1918 966 89) 1,219 96 282 17\Jan. 17, 1916 373 81 581 24 
SAL Eom ome UTA TA ererefercteretercte 93 08\Jan. 12, 1918 105 61 188 05) 217% 59\Jan. 12, 1918 226 82 283 44 
Sal Wisk bseA DECVic «crsieiterelesis Vee esas oceylte shat Spee eoake ca coil MN geMea a tees lveken meen et ejrsteeee sie elllint sisrelerer Shekel aianeie! Silakinctle erste eens S'0 eee elaine 
33) Jas. H. Marshall. ...... 131 39\Jan. 4, "4918 123 61 112 00 69 5ijJan. 14, 1918 46 45 on 80 
34|/Richard Dunlop..... BAP ROI Ibs nore cee Be oe tall Datars neve WO ERE TEAM Celle co ctaene Re tee ee S Sata aealltais layers: wile’ se 18 78 
35) ) OL Me Hs LUOUING Vat ceretieromnl fale ore stort ceteOrs rece ote element acca ee cosas ahace Suntec URaoeaa lene eee seeiavis ae ter «ace Ste 
36|W. M. McGuire........| 28 73\Jan, 10, 1918 55 382 75 16\e6«. MeelRerec ere aire ‘ 1 53 10 26 
37/A.G. Willoughby ..... Ie Beyeeencace Saleen ee eee nae ste atcihiarelln ciate eerie 4 87\Jan. 12, i9i8 ae ge ote ate 5 16 
38 H. McCullough ecw rene Ai shee ereee eleven veveve ee ° eevee eee elev even ees Ce eC ce ee ee eoeelre eres eee ee ees eseee 
DOI Sea AD) CA COMI atear et stelle, creme acto cere eens alevalliere svete: atevelaiell et ctatererercVateraiiiere cc ereveTnit NGl cistern es te cece lsecccc ccs elewesssnes 
40i\G. Wi. Dryden .........| *230 35\Jan. 17, 1918 #991 25 254 10 *36 90\Jan. 17, 1918 *49 80 ¥R4 50 
Ase ew Hishere seh sme ce | 944 50)Jan. 4, 1918 224 65} 1,834 40 104 66/Jan. i 1918 86 52 32 40 
Gas Pattnlldcscs. ccs | 462 08|Jan. 15, 1918 616 38 682 08 220 90/Jan. 15, 1918 194 68 231 87 
aolO Gilles ple map eleaitine ae eae eareveratrere ile cove vise, wiel treraneeme Saree [tere eee Agon|ocoooucdu seecesreecelesseadcee er0)| sre vader chee. 
BOE rd etd ACKBON ST -nia vida? Sule Kaas y vel tee nce eee eee as ae Srerralloere le wate level ereciatette teeter te ote |Meoaee AGoe 
4U|James Steele ..........6/ 95 06|/Jan. 14, 1918 80 70 (25 94 98\Jan. id, 1918 bine 50 87 
46 13th ine Slarpeenicens seeee | ee) @eweeee ees seer ee | we eoresee LOR Ca se A ee iy) J eee wel ewe eee eeeaeeenie® ee eel see urseee . 
ACR PMLOTLOW. <0 seals cee | Q5ICL s Mivesacs cendiee eee theese 124 15 68 22... 20... wither a/l'Pare ae Pes wea oes 
48)F. W. Thistlethwaite ..|.......+.. Seta wicker oe oe tidiate le camia Meee 17 42\Jan., 1913 94 7°00 
49| Walter MacKenzie..... ee nian ENS POS: TIE orca h | ae Pane CPN ev een travers Al aie hie a ercio oa estes ei] Cee - 
DOU semen KCCATIN Ey acrcsine sie lt ntcrc se ovate! eifnetere  auerhstoeete lliote isrere a evevailerauetertesvcvete nes corerstevalelanel lt vepsiofanelexelerAoerorel| cece ree celeneesteree 
BL PA Oamp bell cicero 299 35\Jan. 7, 1918 101 04 165 99 113 63 Jan. 7, 1918 49 O01) 103 66 
SSO AS rae Olenerictiyeseilic ai ssicie sate aa wiceleiee Bool 55 25 23 08|Jan. 10, 1918 24 24 40 60 
Doldiemel seb alling any =e ae 1,652 34\Jan. 14, 1818 1,386 60} 1,485 40 LOPL4) Jam. 147 1918 ci we ees 6 ellie setae teee 
bai J. O-Alguirel.....s- w.ipletete: ayareiellc ecetere eaaesical aierered ete tettte aitelieretsiliey shetarelerereierci|ieteiele's everatere FONT CONE TOG einai c oe aceite, Seon e ae totene 
per seer aien i: Rac aiail's! suds svciis oe pilin ceo ane iO eare eee ere enero netic rane 172 18]Jan. 11, 1918 107 31 19 67 
BG Wis Lele wig as «lees es siete seateicte inert eterno lactate orb ere lecotevataceeierovel tate erovete afaue/ellletntavsrsreceventacorstomiitere wet PRATER PES. cote 
Dd gOMMeMiceMUMNrO tsee seit a Oe Dis eeieclementeen. LA Millaleleelereleiein oicterelerae's acclepe ep stataret ae eect 816 69 
58|Peter Ryan .... . .. |e» stave allieeeteccane PPA A Hite i ollares autor oe woe 103 88|Jan ents vecul “1,481, 40) Se obomot 
PAITLO DELL ED TAO WES chile o's Xie etiew sow alld xiaesa naate oe csledlededavclevepess reel 1,705 OtjJan. 159) 4019191: 970e1 Orage ema 
COMMA CI ESD MALT eiccisve cee line teach cers Allceteetts eine iene lle NACE M AC, era OA Otic: sie el sca et nerve Be ONE Cee Rune state 
6LiOscar S. Eby......0--| 967 52\Jan. 2, 1918 915 101, 084 is 40 94|Jan. 2, 1918 35 15! 74 89 
Geld en Os OLrOwenedececds eon ocs200 o4ldany woe, 1918 793 56) 1,801 69, 500 89\Jan. 22, 1918 168 35 85 69 
Go AMESUNUC KOlie cos ce tetlis heres sc lao et ee ee eee eee tee nee soos sate afailiaeigsawe satevalere at O|-cestate ca 6 elit tetera Gee 
64|Henry Hortop......... 40 79\Jan te 1918 32 18 90 43 05 54 Janet 191s 47 96 104 34 
GoURGDerte Ks EOpCh cies cae sine cielea ae etilee eae He Pe seesteccse| 4.455 28ldan, 154-1918) §2,S2tsbitmeeeougmte 
GOW dll aaecemeeesl CON ei te Jan. 10, "1918 #3" 137 90" Sy 102 63 *178 77/Jan. 10, 1918 rat ay 722 47 
67| James D. McKay «seers Lee yettaeet who's Dhswle tele of le een erat ane ee MAO Jam ol tenet OL Cl ener aerate *10 32 


* Land Titles—R.S.O., Cap. 124. Sec. 148. 


t O.=in-C., 


31 October, 1914. 


t Sec. 109 of The Registry Act. 


1918 INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES. 


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of Deeds for the Province of Ontario, etc.— Continued. 


Schedule A.— Continued. Schedule B. 
ahs mnt es by Number and aggregate amount of mortgages registered, 
2 = = 6 5 = ro be 7S be 3 
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m = ye Teele es co uo} . 3 
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= = = sada Ss Eaves aS = = 3 
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iat dla 41b (a) (b) (c) (a) (e) (f) (g) A 
$ c. Soce Grace $ c¢. 
2,127 60 1,809 07 2,046 66 20 201 71 2 14 345 | 469,585 77 
2,340 92 1.958 00 2,213 80 6 296 219 141 27 689 | 1,192,771 82 
2,244 16 Drltonb a 2,085 50 3 230 160 204 21 618 | 1,196,329 94 
1,923 7 1,748 50 1,690 3 21 196 127 103 29 476 | 895,975 97 
907 47 1,081 03 885 79 4 81 82 69 7 243 | 446,140 07 
679 10 712 30 749 95 1 98 76 67 17 259 | 1,017,078 00 
616 05 983 55 581 33 m 43 Pat 18 5 90 | 155,146 79 
741 43 655 038 765 37 2) 46 27 25 2 102 | 162,159 48 
2,728 40 2,715 08 2,731 50 10 284 190 168 28 | 680 | 1,252,137 52 
3,292 83 3,580 77 DBeOS8s 6G" 4 tare. Gas 641 670 457 83 1,851 | 3,741,306 06 
Be OL aenceeeh vane CON ce hee Tiere 6 40 So i 10 9 83 | 258,746 21 
999 98 1 318 50 1,516 70 2 83 55 48 10 198 355,492 89 
966 10 789 53 AEDLS.Gerr twee oe ‘i 4 88 79 17 278 575 3823 90 
1,180 80 984 10 O17 GOIN as nc doe 79 38 53 5 175 | 261,347 00 
Ny Ba eae: 1,797 18 1,980 14 ie 186 137 109 12 453 | 764,578 58 
1,217 76 | 1.095 70 1,015 90 8 25 76 105 96 | 310 608,461 51 
782 94 | 1 289 75 f 275 32 3 125 61 88 6 283 487,925 00 
783 71 | 361 70 BAO AGS S Fein | 38 8 Di aide cer ae 48 37,271 00 
1,981 62 | 1,500 00 1,625 75 q 97 92 95 36 327 | 1,523,698 78 
2,486 01 1,944 21 1,690 68 3 292 173 130 22 620 | 1,056,314 27 
2,366 24 2,216 06 2,176 83 12 196 164 223 av | 622 | 1,391,679 00 
1,343 53 1 £09 90 1,002 49 3 121 88 55 12 279 12,590 83 
2,964 66 | 2 593 89 Bi Onesie wht, Whe etic. 413) 47 91 2056 232 65 966 | 1,929,676 25 
sl ee fa 108 30 <ie40 Shoe Se oe 15 7 -) : 24 26,906 25 
1,650 00 1,696 91 2.008 52 1 357 310 183 38 899 | 1,606,452 00 
935 70 967 75 870 80 3 46 38 27 8 122 2,042 20 
1,323 45 1.136 90 1,215 60 10 65 59 45 6 185 309,720 89 
1,680 88 1,543 84 O58: 1s Ae eso. oot 122 87 95 14 318 743,526 64 
1,094 65 | 765 35 1,248 25 1 102 7 64 16 230 440,299 79 
2,658 41 2773 82 2,981 25 12 alee 275 160 35 699 1,898,557 22 
2,507 73 2.528 11 2,661 36 2 267 176 108 21 574 999,893 14 
536 99 362 60 S69) 03e5 heh: eee 79 28 i4 2 123 146 ,726 50 
2,028 07 1,918 03 PbO eo fe, vg eile% 159 89 159 14 421 | 948,874 50 
itl25 4) 916 80 1,669 02 a 70 60 60 a 197 | 359,511 30 
993 90 | 791 83 LAB ASS) Sian 3 ue Aen 63 | 19 7 2 Oia) 89,018 29 
teentea0mee L513 75 1.592 38 1 194 107 78 18 398 | 541,445 00 
1,543 84 | 1,402 20 1.546 44 4 82 70 51 8 915 | 476,470 7 
758 25 720 70 Syren Cee Pa 54 29 28 8 119 | 221,920 42 
207 15 SOUST MWePeecicsscban 8 56 19 12 8 103 | 179,825 64 
1,832 10 1,925 52 2.008 03 % 236 130 97 16 486 806,433 19 
2,214 89 2,096 07 2,504 45 9 249 165 237 85 835A) 2.718298 32 
2,515 45 2,430 25 2,541 04 11 223 206 154 3 657 | 1,308,901 00 
871 70- | 990 $5 POSS GACe Len ts. 2 68 27 9 1 105 | 115,814 67 
858 40 846 20 1,073 92 4 97 67 90 28 286 | 114,388 80 
2,129 96 2,075 24 1,953 48 1 190 203 174 36 604 | 1,290,630 94 
747 65 854 15 835 45 19 65 71 37 18 205 | 276,672 00 
2,022 89 | 1,401 86 1,490 60 2 188 115 v9 14 398 | 632,135 60 
1,656 78 | 1,508 46 1,570 00 2 167 101 112 25 407 | 860,166 33 
656 £0 | 645 05 731 10 2 90 49 44 8 193 | 390,461 00 
33 35 | 34 50 28 45 AL ees an oe Ak fen ae Sa ea sh anaes ln eters sancti ya eee Cate ; 
2,204 52 | 1 941 15 2,164 65 23 230 119 112 20 004 | 1,023,964 48 
1.707 72 1,728 80 1,865 40 10 19% 116 127 7 437 747,496 17 
1,591 28 | 1,500 00 1,419 89 13 450 206 191 42 902 | 1,514,258 24 
Pan co be 989714 TORT OG aie me: ae 134 74 50 it 266 | 417,974 75 
2,038 76 2.179 24 1,677 05 q 29 16 10 3 65 101,030 03 
65 00 46 00 | CN oe ht ers Sele Mena eine ae aed Wee Reo a nn ae sa ves st Retenra Ae hee ason eh 
3,072 64 2495 84 | 3.218 69 11 94 . 60 20 17 202 448 ,144 90 
4.344 87 | 2,881 40 | 4.372 59 48 872 1,167 799 295 3,186 9,037,928 00 
4,105 08 3,674 10 | 4,255 38 65 910 1,069 785 161 2,990 | 6,532,090 00 
1,215 90 1,496 50 Le 08 (onl Omen err aa nGAL 157 94 59 9 319 497,915 01 
1,868 44 1,816 30 2,049 53 14 356 368 242 56 1 0SGeo. 171, 712018 
2,900 89 2,392 80 2.092 74 14 483 356 190 27 1,071 | 1,746,855 00 
895 70 LOSS Se> £22505) ss poten 69 66 123 11 269 | 601,232 00 
2,012 28 1,931 61 2,167 38 14 158 114 106 25 417 | 801,091 93 
4,495 04 4 257 94 4,256 56 28 1,285 860 594 119 2,889 5,611,095 00 
2,417 14 1,514 30 EOP eae setts 816 439 208 106 1,569 | 3,467,144 00 


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36 THE REPORT OF THE No. @ 


INDEX 


A. 
Approval required by Sec. 14 of The Planning and Development Act necessary 
where a parcel of land is severed from a larger portion ...................- 
Approval required by Sec. 14 of The Planning and Developmnet Act necessary 
where land. abuts on 2hich ways Wisc cic pics ae ee eee 
Approval under The Planning and Development Act necessary where plan is a sub- 
division of lands ‘within a city, town, village.or urban Zone... ..-s ose eee 


Such approval not necessary to a plan amending a registered plan where the 
Streetson plan are not-altered visa- ee cae eealecieet ee ceeshe eel pena eee 


Abstract Index—Entries therein respecting rights of way «.............0eececee. 
Abstract Index—Entries therein respecting streets, lanes and reserves shown on 

PUAN i she ccc a while, eee as ae Bese eRe re, ie eee eae Se oe 
Abstract Index—Entries therein of closed highways ................sesceccvcecs 
Abstract Index—Entries of by-laws affecting highways .................+ess-es- 
Agreement—When registrar notified by one party not to register the duplicate held 

by the other—Registrar may notiretuse: Ay as sec on oo eee iaa ot - eevee, den eee eee 


Affidavit of execution may not be made by a party to an instrument.............. 
Affidavit of execution sworn in Saskatchewan before a Commissioner for taking 

SMGAVIES 2000 ..5 5 cee a Se Me elec ake Sree eae aaa! cane Ts neuer te en Mette ta Pa Gee ROS Sac ca 
Amdavit of execution taken bya Lieutenant-Colonel. 4.) ce te ae ee ee 
Affidavit of execution must be signed by the subscribing witness ............... 
Abstract of Title—Registrations in General Register not shown in .............. 
Abstract of Title to a road allowance that has been closed—Registrar must furnish 


By-laws affecting road allowances —..\. at cin ave es os as to oe stented ie cea tc 


Consent required by Sec. 14 of The Planning and Development Act necessary where 
a parcel of-land is: severed. irom, a. larger. portion (2.4.5 202. 2s eee 


Consent—Planning and Development Act—Required where lands abut on highways 


When plan a sub-division of lands within a city, town, village or urban zone. 
Consent required by The Planning and Development Act not necessary to a Plan 

amending a Plan already registered if the amending Plan does not alter or 

affect the’ streets on the Registered) Plam 0.5.22 ps wets on eee eee een 
Wentral_ Ontario Power Act, 1910—How revzistered Ge cee eee eis che een ee 
Certified copy under Sec. 44—Particulars. required. ....5i%...0 0.0% «2.00. ta owen 
Certificate under Sec. 43 incwhich Jands Not mentioned, 2.5 -22 a. 0. ane eee 
Certificate:of Naturalization—Registration Of) 2.2. 26s... eee ele oe eee eee 
Certificate to. Registrar’s’ Abstract—No_fee for)... Scecceee 4 ee Ce erie oe wey eee ee 
Certificateunder, Sec. 25 when made by Deputy <eieos vine eee ee eee eee 
Commissioner for taking affidavits in maskacchewan <0 sce cee aera eee 
Closine.of Registry“Offiice at loo’ Glock i, 5 (ecms ee es eee etal tenes ie eel Se ete eee 
Closed highways or road allowances must be entered in the Abstract Index under 

a separates and, distinct. heading a fo. hee. oe ee ee eee eae ee ee eee 
County Council may by by-law authorize the closing at 1 p.m. on Saturdays of the 

Reeistry — OTC ee. icesecc PA. cu Soeliace Ss 5 ue emo Sieinctpe nah is Oana ete ties iat te ee 
Committee of Lunatic—Order—Discharge of mortgage .................++s-0+5 


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Discharge of mortgage which does not contain particulars of the registered will, 
inadvertently “registered—Course to .be “pursnedioy cc. cea ce ee eee 
Discharge of mortgage should mention the names of the Townships in whose 
Registry Books the instruments set forth in the discharge are copied ........ 


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Discharge of mortgage—Registration of the Exemplification of probate to be cited 13 
Discharge of mortgage executed by the Committee of a lunatic—Order appointing 


BAU OCH ITR Cees PESTS tel Oth cater u ree noe oe Nt Vod Getine Sei io taue ls id al tw laveisle Rateie ts 17 
DPE Pr iiOie HOU ROL Wi Tel Bane) MODULE bere ei iets a one oN diate s wo ahve opis dione b seu eles 10 
reer CO wT et LLCO TICS a Witte tile ACUm es ke a cmc cn: oie le weed bee wna s ele ols eed bones 17 
Description—of a part of a Township lot but including a lane shown on a regis 

TOPs ag a SIPS SES TOUL ELST GION te ier. aie ali te cess sgchs Gusts, wim. vid ols wiekeie, dye eae ead sis 17 
Description in a will which does not conform to the requirements of the Registry 

Act, the will is registered in the General Register only .................... 18 
Deed—Grantor signs in lead pencil—May be registered if execution duly proven.. 19 
Deputy may certify to Registry Books in certain cases ................0ee sees 24 
Pee COM HAI e TCO TM OCR SOs faire ee viypa valet oles fetes vie mere leaiede «i qpianiactie sn adlele eo ¥ybinie& > 24 

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Pec anOl —ErOOre Ye Uilerids BS uLOn penn a aaa a Norrie each avinsl aie fine aie ala ae es 22 
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Fees—What are reasonable for registration of a statute ............... cc eee eee 15 
Fees—No fee for the certificate to a Registrar’s abstract ............... cee ee eeee 23 
G. 

General Register—Wills containing descriptions which do not conform to the 

Bteriety Verne aremlLO TOCRelLLerOd, tNCLOlIl tes. os o2 Wiles owls ees eB dines hk ee be eile 18 
General Register—Registrations in not shown in abstract of Title ................ Z3 

H. 
Highways—Lands abutting on—Planning and Development Act ................ if 
Highways—The Planning and Development Act applies though the highway is 

AORUICESSD Sey A TERS SS GT 00 MEd eR aS 7 do EDR ob Aaa PC A rue i oe ee MO hy Ae SE a a a 9 
Pane ee tee EIS ated DDLLCAUULG a LO om sh lacele estes tice dul Wie cis awl oe ae A ROG Ay ee et ce lws 21 
Highway—Closed, should be entered in the Abstract Index under a separate and 

ES PUR Le Pee A RIS Tae ae I al ac le Se RE a sera a SAS Eg Ala aa, A aE Ree gine 

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Instruments—When consent required under Sec. 14 of The Planning and Develop- 

TLE Cee Cre tee eer cen mercer en Merri eae oe, SEEN oer obbr shee d see « oi ites ue he RL OS 1 
Instrument—Before registration, Registrar entitled to reasonable assurance that 

Sec. 14 of The Planning and Development Act is being complied with ........ 9 
fei rHinentsswaLb) Count UL -descriptionsy irs) hin acres tA 2S acca) oa a ee - 10 
Instrument—Duty of Registrar when he receives a document which is apparently 

not an instrument within the meaning of The Registry Act ................ 14 
Peet Gill TV E-T CLUS L Teh LOTDE O Lote ageae picks iris SR ee es beeily aie Setinedy. Str Lhe Ebates 18 
PRC Cuset ete TAA ert LO FIT SOULE yest oy ate ene, Gis feels Stasis! eae Stes SAE ed we able Totee «Pies 19 
Instrument—Registration may not be refused in certain cases ................ 20 
Instrument—A party to an instrument may not make the affidavit of execution.. 22 
mera rirnient— Toole reduired AS. tO,-EXCCULION. OL). s...4 wis cc pinto so Wee oh wie ete es oe eal 22 

L. 
Lanes—Highways, which are called lanes on a plan—The Planning and Develop- 

Pit CL AEC) LOM Me rnc os i mat yates pesos Sia oe shells Wa tin ae heals babe 9 
anes om aan —pniries in “Abstract: Index io ic ten ese ee wise Givla Pe bs lew ec cuales 10 
Lunatic—Discharge of mortgage by Committee of—Order appointing need not first 

emer a Aer Were Bee eee aloe se acc Re hat Ol? CANN ee eae aes a hy 
PONG lee STAI TER TL, GOO. vu Wintgtn ste teen ead bult oievalataw ie: sida ele Waal a aye olack 19 
Liens not applicable to public streets or highways—Duty of Registrar when ten- 

Mave Uae ae ieie fOr) TERIA TALON. te sos teu te eee as awe dela Rie sedan ede 21 
Lands—Wills affecting patented and unpatented lands—Course to be followed.... 21 


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Marriage »Settlement—No ‘Jands mentioned “2.0... 00.2 6 se eee ee ee ee 20 
N. 
Naturalization—Certificate: of—Registration’ “i 70i.2-+2- <4 okie eee ee oe eee 21 
Notarial copy of a Marriage Settlement PONE in Quebec, no lands mentioned, 

Trot; registered “under SEC. AO iar c Se to oo, vive Ghee occa Sestetnete se teteea trae nee eee 20 
Notarial copy of Will on fyle in Notarial Office in Quebec—How registered ...... 14 
O. 

Order. appointing Committee ofma unatic) cade csc cher ee ie ene 17 
P. 
Plan—~Whatsis:a duplicate underswecr 89a... ane tre ee nares: sinter eae 24 
Planning and Development Act—Sec. 14 applies when a parcel of land is severed 
from) aclargver parcel. scccich coe nel aheere eamcatette no ceie cates g cheryl es tane ok ete geen 1 
Planning and Development Act—Section 14 applies to lands which abut upon 
highways and: notsupon Privatesay senile cients oueie ite Wine asp athe eee 1 
Planning and Development Act—Though assent not necessary because of a private 
way less than 66 feet wide, yet if it is a subdivision of lands within a city, 
town, village or urban zone, such assent NeCeSSAry .......cceceerrcsecccccees 8 
Planning and Development Act—Highways, though called lanes on a plan, come 
Withine-this  Actc ce asics, of ance Cnaie cc chaceetr athe betas cael ae tate oils tether ee 9 
Planning and Development Act—Approval not necessary to a plan amending a : 
registered plan if the streets on the plan are not altered ...................; 9 
Planning and Development Act—Village means incorporated village ............ 9 
Pencil signatures. to: a “deed ilo. cic roeinee eee a usual eee te, opin cian iat ee, eaenee ae me Ace eee 19 
Patented and unpatented lands mentioned in a will—Course to be-_pursued...... ou 
Proof required as to the execution of an iInstrument™........a,..c- ess «ese eee 22 
R. 
Registrar entitled to reasonable assurance that the provisions of Sec. 14 of The 
Planning and Development Act are complied with ...........cccseescccsvens 9 
Registrar to be guided by advice of his solicitor when document appears not to be 
AN “ANStUMeNnt sss Sy lis oc elena -eeber ee im annie ade Sian ome atte itech Conse te te eee 14 
Registrar—Course to be pursued by, when a discharge inadvertently registered 
which does not contain the particulars required by The Registry Act ........ 16 
Registrar’s duty ‘when tendered a. Lien on a highway 22.225... 2.445 aan aces neue 21 
Registration of instruments with doubtful descriptions .................seeeecees 10 
Registration of an ‘unprobated: Will,written/in Brench 3) 0... esos 2 a ee eee ee 14 
Registration of a ‘Transfer under The Land Titles Acts... 70k ee ee 20 
Registration: of Certificates ofS Naturalizationsiet. ees: cele siete ain aon chee anere eee a1 
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TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT 


OF THE 


Provincial Municipal Auditor 


FOR 


1917 


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* PRINTED. BY.ORDER OF | 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO: 
Printed and Published by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
1918 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS 
Gerner Queen and John Strecte 
TORONTS 


To His Honour Sm Joww SrrarHrann HeENpariz, K.C.M.G., C.V.O. 


Kneutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontarie. 


May iT Preass Your Howown: 
I have the honour to present to you the report of the Provincial Municipal. 
Auditor for the year 1917. 
Wm. Davin McPueEnrson, 
Provincial Secretary. 


PARLIAMENT BuILpINes, 
Toronto, January, 1918. 


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PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, 
Toronto, January, 1918. 


To tHE Honovraste W. D. McPuerson, K.C., M.P.P., 
Provincial Secretary of the Province of Ontarvo. 
Sir,—I have the honour to present to you my report for the year 1917. 
I have the honour to be, - 
Sir, 
von obedient servant, 


J: W. SHARPE, 
Provincial Municipal Auditor. 


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Report of the Provincial Municipal Auditor 


Toronto, January, 1918. 


To tHE Honovraste W. D. McPuerson, K.C., M.P.P., 
| Provincial Secretary of Ontarvo. 


Sir,——I have the honour to present to you the Twenty-first Annual Report of 
the Provincial Municipal Auditor. 


TOWNSHIP OF GAINSBORO. 


The audit in this municipality, which was referred to in my last annual report, 
was completed by Mr. Glover. His report, which was received on the second day 
of March last, was appended to my last annual report and is submitted herewith. 


Town or CocHRANE, 


On January 11th, 1917, copy of a resolution of the Town Council of Cochrane 
asking for the appointment of Mr. Henry Glover, of Toronto, accountant, to make 
an audit of the accounts of the said Town for the year 1916 was received. An 
Order-in-Council bearing date January 18th, 1917, confirmed the appointment of 
Mr. Glover to make the necessary investigation and report. Mr. Glover’s report 
was received on the third day of April, 1917, and is submitted herewith. 


TowNsHipP OF KoRAH. 


On January 12th, 1917, a petition signed by fifty-three resident ratepayers of 
the Township of Korah was received asking for an investigation of the accounts of 
the Municipality for the years 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915. An Order- 
in-Council bearing date 4th October, 1917, confirmed the appointment of Mr. C. E. 
Hammond, of North Bay, C.A., to make the necessary examination and report. On 
November 29th, 1917, a letter was received from Mr. Hammond stating that he 
could not do the work. An Order-in-Council dated December 19th, 1917, revoked 
the appointment of Mr. Hammond and confirmed the appointment of EH. T. Read, 
of Sault Ste. Marie, to make the necessary examination and report. The work has 
not yet been completed. 


NortH GwIiLiimMeBeury. 


On the 29th August, 1917, a petition signed by 45 resident ratepayers of the 
Township of North Gwillimbury was received asking for an audit of the accounts 
of the Township for the years 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916. An Order-in- 
Council bearing date the 4th October, 1917, confirmed the appointment of Mr. 
Henry Glover, of the City of Toronto, accountant, to make the necessary examina- 
tion and report. The work has not yet been completed. 


Forp Crry. 


On the 10th December, 1917, a petition signed by sixty-two resident ratepayers 
of Ford City was received, asking for an audit of the accounts of the municipality. 


The petition is under consideration. 


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TOWN oF PETROLIA. 


Section 10, chapter 84, Ont., 1917, directs that the accounts of the Town of 
Petrolia for the year 1917 shall be audited by the Provincial Municipal Auditor. 
An Order-in-Council bearing date 20th December, 1917, confirms the appointment 
of Mr. A. F. Falls, of the City of Chatham, F.C.A., to make the necessary investi- 
gation and report. The work has not yet been completed. 


TOWNSHIP OF CHARLOTTENBURG. 


A request signed by three members of the Council of the Township of Char- 
lottenburg for an audit of the accounts of the township collector for 1916 has heen 
received. The request is under consideration. 


I have the honour to be, 
Sir, 
Your obedient servant, 


J. W. SHARPE, 


Provincial Muntcipal Auditor. 


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1917 ~ MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. : ¥ 


123 Bay Srreet, Toronto, ONTARIO, Aprin 5TH, 1917. 
To the Mayor and Council, Municipality of the Town of Cochrane: 


GENTLEMEN,—My appointment by the Provincial Municipal Auditor, J. W. 
Sharpe, K.C., to make an audit of the books, accounts, and moneys of your muni- 
cipality for the year 1916, was confirmed by an Order-in-Council under date of the 
18th Day of January, 1917. 


TOWN OF COCHRANE. 
BALANCE SHEETS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916, disclosed a deficit of $396.28. 

The previous year’s surplus was $337.74, so that there has been an expenditure 
of some $700.00 not provided for in the current year’s estimates. 

The tax arrears at the 31st of December include some $3,000.00 that may be 
allowed as rebates on account of the fire loss if the by-law is confirmed by an Act of 
the Ontario Legislature. Rebates already made of $2,296.79 are carried on the 
balance sheet as an asset, pending confirmation of by-law. 

Separate school unorganized district tax arrears, amounting to $526.57, list 
of which is attached, has been handed to the separate school treasurer for collection. 
These were not entered in the 1916 roll. 

Business and income tax arrears for the year 1915, amounting to $635.02 are 
also included as an asset, but provision has been made in the reserve of $800.00 to 
write these off. Detailed lst is submitted for the Council to deal with; any of those 
that they deem collectible should be proceeded with, the remainder should be written 
off and motion to this effect included in the minutes. 

In the accounts receivable of $382.64 there are included a few items that have 
remained on the ledger for some four years. If these are uncollectible the Council 
should write them off. Provision has been made in the reserve to cover any loss. 

Fire loss insurance savings account shows a balance of $1,779.39. Statement 
detailing the money received from the insurance companies and its disposal is in- 
cluded. ; 

This balance is to be used to replace fire appliance and stable destroyed in the 
fire. : 

Under fire relief there appears: an asset of $10,000.00, representing cash in 
bank and moneys expended on account of the fire. The Ontario Legislature have 
a bill now in front of them guaranteeing the issue of debentures to the amount of 
$40,000.00. Such moneys spent on fire relief work are to be taken therefrom. 
Tioan was made from the bank for $10,000 on this account. 

Patriotic fund of $250.00 represents the amount paid and not provided in the 
estimates, but which will be levied for in the year 1917. 

Balance sheet of fixed assets and deferred liabilities is similar to that of former 
years, with the exception of the additions of permanent works. No attempt has 
been made to determine the fire loss and deduct such loss from the assets. It is 
sufficient that the liabilities are offset by a corresponding asset, as the Council’s 
handling of the finances is portrayed in the cash balance sheet. 

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DEBENTURES. : 
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Debenture statement in the usual form is attached. : 
Register of debentures was checked and found correct. ss 
Sale of debentures to Brent, Noxon & Company, under By-law 137, was for 
$5,311.00 for an issue of $5,500.00. This was to cover waterworks and sewers 4 
extensions. % 
Face value of the issue should be entered in the cash book as a receipt, and the 
discount included among the payments. | E 
Dog Tax. om 


Revenue from this source through the year was $282.00. 

Tags were all accounted for, either by cash received, or in cases where tags were 
lost and new ones issued, by receipts held by the treasurer, or by the tags stillin the 
treasurer’s care. \ 28 

A duplicate treasurer’s receipt is retained showing cash paid to him on account 
of dog taxes. ee 


MINUTES AND By-LAwWs. 


These were all signed by the Mayor and Clerk and the by-laws bore the seal of 
the Corporation. 


_ LICENSES, 


Those issued were verified by the cash received on the treasurer’s duplicate re- 
ceipts. It was noted that numbers 951 to 957 had been used out of their rotation. 
This was due to the absence of the treasurer, and the old sequence, with this ex- 
ception, has been continued. 


PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


Cash abstract of receipts and disbursements on account a Pec. and a 
also building account are attached. e%, 
{hones s bond number 045446%, Dominion Guarantee and Accident Com- 
pany, for $1,000.00 is still in force. The renewal receipt was scrutinized and the 
expiry date is shown as the Ist of February, 1918. “a 
Insurance carried totals $30,200.00, $26,000.00 of which is on the new school — ay 
building. ::.: 
Balance of the fire insurance of $4,000.00 is still held by the company pending St 
action in reference to certain liens on the building. It is evident that this sum’ 
will not be sufficient to cover such liens. Debentures are, therefore, being issued to 
make good such deficiency and to take care of the cost of reconstruction of the 
building above moneys provided... an 
Ledger should be obtained and the amount of all contracts entered into by the 
trustees contained therein. The cash payments on account would also be entered — : 
and at any date it would be possible to determine any unpaid portion. 4% 
Assets of the school board such as land, buildings, and the various equipments _ - 
should be entered therein. es. 


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1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 9 


During the year one of the old school houses and lot 262 was sold to the Muni- 
cipality for the purposes of a fire hall at the sum of $2,250.00. 
Minutes of June 5th, 1916 are not signed by Chairman, 
July 3rd, 1916, are not signed by Chairman or ‘Secretary. 
x July 10th, 1916 are not signed by Chairman or Secretary. 
2 (Special), are not signed by Chairman or Secretary. 


: Sept. 4th, 1916 are not signed by Chairman. 
Ms Sept. 18th, 1916 are not signed by Chairman, 


The above minutes should be completed and in future it would be wise to see 
that the signatures are attached at the next following meeting. 

Cheques on the building bank account from January to May, and those on the 
current account from January to April were burnt in the fire. All the payments, 
however, were authorized by the minutes, and the amounts in the cash book were 
checked with the bank pass book. Invoices from January to July were also des- 
troyed by fire. ; 

Dealing with the cost of building the new public school, the following figures 
may be of interest to the ratepayers: 


There was received from the proceeds of sale of 


‘Debentures under by-law 101. ......6. 05... .0cees 33,287 06 
HiT Ge RUAN cout PCOVELE(L ot ose aa nee Moen eas Ch nares 24,000 00 
$57,287 06 

There was paid out on account of construction in the 
VOU Tae Lo PO ee ere UNS ne oe Tota BT cw ohe Boo: ttiece $26,483 43 
Petar ULLG! Yel Carel od Caco SH oder tca alaie tenons co © weeks alae ties ase ciate 32,672 56 
Unpaid Accounts at 31st December, 1916 amounted to 1,284 16 
Sundry judgments and liens (estimated) ........... 7,500 00 
$67,940 15 


SEPARATE SCHOOL. 


Statement was received from the secretary-treasurer containing the amounts 
paid to him by the town treasurer, and these were in accordance with the entries in 
the cash book. 

Watrr DEPARTMENT. 


Revenue statement for the year 1916 shows a surplus of $219.75, so that it is 
evident that the charges made are sufficient to cover the expenses. 

On account of the fire there was a loss of revenue as some of the larger con- 
sumers’ premises were entirely wiped out. 

Summary of the water register for the year 1916 is exhibited. Allowances 
made amounting to $101.85 have been listed, and it is for the Council to enquire 
into these items and, if satisfied, make a motion on the minute book as to their 
disposal. 

New register is needed and a form has been drafted and submitted to the 
treasurer. 


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Oui LA x, 


During the year $75.00 was collected. 
There were 47 notices issued, and of these only 15 paid. Those unpaid are 
contained in a book in the care of the chief of police, and are to be placed before the 


Council so that they may determine if any more are collectible. 


Action taken should be contained in the minutes. 


10 REPORT OF THE : No. 8 


$140.27 and the expiry date is 24th of January, 1918. 


CEMETERY. 


All lots are listed on a schedule. Those sold are marked off on this schedule 
and a deed is issued. No duplicate is kept and it would be better if this was done. 
The clerk has in his care a plan of the cemetery so that the Auk sold or unsold can 
be readily determined. 


BonpDs. 


Treasurer’s bond, number 1376, Ocean Accident and Guarantee Company, 
covers H. J. Brown to the extent of $5,000.00. Premium of $20.00 is paid by the 
‘own and the continuation certificate seen expires April 3, 1918. The policy 
itself was burnt in the fire and a copy should be obtained and kept on file. 

Tax collector’s bond covers William L. Clark, and it is stated therein that he is 
to pay over daily all cash received to the treasurer. The amount of the bond is 
$2,000.00, and the security is John Clark, Ellen T. Clark, and William L. Clark. 

It is the duty of the Council to retain and_keep secure all bonds. 

In a recent case the Township of Kincardine applied to the Provincial Muni- 
cipal Auditor as to what action they should take, as someone had apphed for the 
return of a bond. In reply he stated that it should be retained by the Council as 
it was their property, notwithstanding that the official had completed his term of 
office. This was afterwards confirmed by Sir William Meredith in an action taken 
against the Municipality and again confirmed by the full court of judges in an 
appeal. 


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Fire insurance in force is detailed on schedule included among the other state- . 
ments. Total amount now carried is $10,300.00. 

Policy number 136807 in the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation 
covers all municipal employees. The minimum premium is $100.00. The rate for 
designated employees is $2.10, others $5.00. The insurance on one person is 
limited to $5,000.00, the total lability to $10,000.00. The premium paid is 


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ASSESSMENT ROLL, 


Assessor’s certificate was attached to the roll, dated the 1st May, 1916. 

Assessments were checked with those contained in the collector’s roll and 
found correct. 

Court of Revision minutes were compared with the alterations in the assess- 
ments and such changes made were all authorized. 

Assessment statement is exhibited, analyzed as to general, public and separate 
‘échool purposes. . 
a Cou~uector’s Roun, 


Roll had not been returned up to the completion of the audit, however, all cash 
received as shown on the duplicate tax receipts to the 22nd of March, 1917, was 
checked into the collector’s cash book and from there either into the collector’s bank 
account or into the municipal cash book. 

Form of the roll has been improved on and it will give all the information re- 
quired and permit of summaries being made, showing cash collected by the collector 
to the return of the roll, and that collected by the treasurer to the 1st of May and 
after that the amount collected on arrears. 

Clerk’s affirmation was attached to the roll but was not dated. 

The summary additions and extensions were all examined and found correct. 


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1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 11 


By-law levying the rate stated that the taxes were payable at the treasurer’s 
office. This is done in accordance with Section 108, Assessment Act, 1914. 

No collector was appointed till 1917, and the treasurer prepared and sent out 
all the tax notices. 

The council of every local municipality shall annually appoint as many asses- 
sors and collectors for the municipality as may be deemed necessary. 

The appointment shall be made as soon as practicable after the organization of 
the council. é . 

A member of the council or the clerk or treasurer of the municipality shall not 
be appointed assessor or collector. 

Nineteen hundred and fifteen tax arrears were all entered on the 1916 roll with 
the exception of certain business and income taxes, which are exhibited on an 
attached schedule for the Council’s disposal. 

Among the tax arrears are the following items which should be disposed of: 

Warke, W. H., 49c., old interest item disputed. 

Dempsay, S. J., $4.03, old interest item disputed. 

It may be pointed out that there are no arrears on the roll that are over three 
years old, tax sales disposing of all those items annually that are over this period. 


Accounts PAYABLE. 


List of these are included, the amounts being divided as to those debts con- 
tracted for general purposes and those on account of the fire loss. Included among 
the general there is one to the Northern Ontario Light and Power Company of 
$208.12. This represents a hold-back of 25 per cent. on the street lighting charges 
for a certain period. It is claimed that the lighting was not satisfactory and 
whether this amount will be paid to the Company is yet to be determined. 


Bank. 
Bank reconciliation at the 31st December, 1916, and certificate from the 
manager of the Bank of Ottawa are attached. 


Special savings accounts for school debentures, fire insurance money, and fire 
relief loan were checked. 


Statements are submitted showing the deposits into these accounts and the 
withdrawals. 


Pottice DEPARTMENT. 


Police fees paid to the treasurer were verified by the conviction record kept by 


the chief of police. 


Fines paid over by the police magistrate were as shown by his records. 
Advances made for police expenses were all returned by the district authorities 
except that amount carried on the balance sheet. 


CoNCLUSION. 


Vouchers, books, and documents were produced for all the transactions and 
with regards to the clerical work there is nothing to comment on. 

Collector’s roll for the year 1916 had not been returned so that a complete 
audit could not be made of this. 

The usual attention and courtesy was extended during the audit. 

Report is, therefore, respectfully submitted. 

HENry GLOVER, 
Auditor. 


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TOWN OF COCHRANE. 
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AT 81ST DECEMBER, 1916. 


Name. 
Erovincidewoekn OL Tt ealtn,, district: tax ots Coenen we eile ews 
Ea MGee VIE IONE Or cON Sc LORI. ce uae ocacee bare obe woes eee lel eteey ele oh 
Per Oar Teor et LAX COMECCLIIOIN Sy Arias Se cee eee oe Oe sarge OES ER ES 
error ae urACK. TE UEDCA wre bias o Wier ecaets a eds oe wee © Hate 
Northern Ontario Light & Power Co., December account ..... 
Northern. Ontario Light & Power Co., hold back .............. 
ieee ea ee PTC Ree eters var oe acts) Sake biel hw ke band Gabe oe shawna 
ariremeiriie. CO, ttl. “SUPDNCS) fe ice. Sec yew ae het whe a ee Mey re 
cine ele rinting -CO.,-,lud.s DIINUNS” ccur esr aehde: Pe ee ede’ 
atest Le OS Ge TIT PICT tc ae ceca Sa ake a Re Ee A pw Seow wets 
maylor Hardware Co.; Ltd.,. hardware, ete. ce. se ee cee 
paren etl MO COL 1 TSESY Apciser se ae fg toe tects ou tie ce a are Sa. I we ok ok 
erate Meter VV bre rh) EU CT sk nar s oo) ae east mbox sadtotwetenate w Wie Gono wa-W fin sveie see ier 
Mets TOee Gre Oe pt, c. sa ketch ke bet pied ee Aya eer is to 
Bree ety, EC UUE]) lets ot i he od ccs + Vise ee Sateen plesk eee ble 
EET TNL ital cas Weegee arson eel o wnte. t VRS ot ke ON. acs, ve Pek 
Meer me ee COATES. Me sca oe ia ee eee is ae alee ees a Lee es 
Sree E hee Osos VAL VG t ot) te wee clei sine ow oa h ela ages oid nie eae os 
Ve Ra CELE alg dR a OCS) Sienna, aaa ode de alge ever ee Rave, tel a ta peel eg 
Mme reat Ot Ob, LUT OR teeta lenis oo toe Saacece wis: wae boa eBlog Mb bos 
Seerite tm SAIS et TT PICT ice Garcia s false «fhe ered mae + See BS 
General Fire Extinguisher Co., pipe for tank ................ 
ee terueee nlc PET U TTT DOT ia a. he aee see Oo pec ann's Sota bcs Moore naatis! bach lane Sie « 
mecimes  rMariware.©0., Hardware: ..<. sce. mcsoe eo owas Baees es 
ear tienen Ol LOCO DET. 2. cet ease os oe 9 eas eee ee 
Fire Pay Roll, November and December ..................6-: 
er EAN TT Te WL GCTO Cal nc casce aryl ocak scacabe. Ciao Eons celelh «quel ein seme alee eee 
PCE eS COLTINALC). «ce ce simtean sng ek we ee we ces hae See 


OE LESTE TE Sipe REM WCW ide ony oC et Sr Reg ai re Art rn ere ae RNa ar ae 
Rte ee WNAL OL. erwiaty oo sier tae a fe wets aie poe jee cme ew eos era due es 
| LLL LSS CSW) Lol Glee QU eN STC i teal ae UME ie SR On a NR or es ee trast a ee 
Merecliw )... WAler wi tvieetst ewes PRL EMER, Lee hae. eee 
UPS ath ESS oC Ga Bey Re ee AMO reede i eee ce- co ne eee nah oie goer ei RAMS I ore 
Ee Woe CW ATETH cis o aecs n ciel 'a oo das tac Manis wiped s pei nee ens a 
a Pema LOT Toate can Seas ners Lesa n es lore a tah gate Mak a ote Sars 
Me Oe WALT oe oioca ere Caren abies © ere ol Oh ioe wi dtw Boas ee ace 
RE PEC SAV ACCT Oe is ce ne erate Mes oa caeng ti eat is eag ae ae hs bee aes 
momo. 66 Brinell, Water... teste oo siete Stats eee 


Ree rune CallWave CODSITUCGIION oes scsi cere eee ne ook ore give a 
EL A. IVE CASSEL nn WALOT cy. pees wht ooo ciaue ra tes ohn UK Sod Visaieas Siw’ wok 
NE er ht eae rs ease Tt yt Sits PACs e Sons Pho Peek, nite ES Nes ea 
RemeIeaT ORI) 7 Ni Gen WALELMIDALID fers ib wowed vie mob ea cote y borane 


MEER OME E EV CL ene ret, cP ate gee Porat oes WCE, atin sl Balas wheat Mee Chad 
MERE Ce CCL ISG GOV Gls. tree cs ie cee ao ete ateia's a case a neers 6 pia Gee 


MRE COTILE TOT Y 201 va &. eins sivtices tote 0 20e wold Wom GREK a BRE ale Pees 
ene Re TLV OLE T Vora e, fee oo ey: Ge. oe oy Wiech eae oo: ba NS Pk eb acai 
RMIT aMVE SE COTIVCLOLN rr olga ces Pa pe aisle ree WE valle wth Bere ae Ne Pee 
eA IP CCTNOUELY era vier hair a: 6 ein 00 ees Laloin oR. © Dive bie Ook Fy exes 
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$908 


$101 


234 


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$382 


Fire Loss, 


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49 


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65 


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16 REPORT OF THE © : No. S — 
Waiter Department. . : 
REVENUE STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1916. 2 
JIncome— 
Total enet) charges: for. “year, Der :\TeLISUEN we iw ¢ cect can eats a teen $3,268 16 
UME Vp CUATLES 2b olin shee ds: o gtiand 5 Sinahele Ou els aa ame per ee rata ue aie Renee elk. eae aaa 106 $9 
Special leyvy—water. frontage Net! 4.) ports «eee ale she meee eek eae ee fu, ioe 1,822 01 
Hire protection, 47 hydrants: at.$40.0007y ow oe ice ath Saisie See 1,880 00 
EHapenses— | 
Power, 12 sMonths :At'S200:00. yw sist ods cater enenete ac orn tein $2,400 00 
Hineineer cats eum p TOUSES cc. onsite earls igke eee oes ase ame ee 600 00 
MaintenancesfOr 1916 fl Ait Naretess siweees ene Relays ae tents Geena oat 41 
Depreciation, 6% on $53,000.00 ........ Kode se Noe Caer copie 3,180 00 i 
Moreman® (PTOPDOLCION ) sys gi choo erro os eter eee eae ea 350 00. _ ; 
SET ESS ORs ye! Oa ae ea ae OL amie Be cL Ta Oa ry ict tees 219 75 ee 
$7,077 16 $7,077 16 
WATER REGISTER SUMMARY FOR THE YEAR 1916. | 
Lo arrears—ist January, 1916 26.0 00s ol dew eam oa we ete $951 72 = 
SEWED (TACOS VOGEL sds ix om w Wilys fei ares vel ieteralle tate hots neta at sie ena nat e 3,507 84 t 
BVmCABN TOCOLDUS 25 e0s ec wes Wate OIANE Ooo fae Ga Rg ate oats aetna et enna Am $2,700 92 
Vell SCOUT CALL O WEG 26 casa bis ads oie ele aie fara re aca os levies etamentere TaN ie Meliss he ho aaa 137 83 
POLLO WARICES 9) jo oon a dia ies tile alee ge ¢ pada Ses nib 8 Shela rale 10 HMTETER CATER cathe. 0 CR aes See 101 85 
PA arrears: aticolSt: December, 1916 5.2 ws) sie tate ote cei nnk an atiale ts Nov ioian ean en ee 1,518 96 
Coe ee a ee oe Hh: 
$4,459 56 $4,459 56 
PUBLIC SOHOOL. | i. 
i 
Abstract of Receipts and Disbursements, Maintenance Account. ; 
ist January to 31st December, 1916. 3 
Receipts. 2 ~ 
Cash in bank, ist January, 1916 ...................-. rae $200 73 ; 4g 
LOW 1 ONS LOOMISICLON: 5 55s ess alee ov Fislal 4a wheels ALD CRIES ones Ree 5,398 95 — 
GOVELTIMOENL oe CTANTS ii cc alee 6 Fa ele eee tie cen ee es ame chute a anes 391 49 pa 
“SEUA( CE hia Kats PCa OPN Mba zie amp Ane CER ERP Ce ey ym Liem baton A MAR ye, SOR, gp Toul SNE te 3 30 5 ; 
Disbursements. 3 J 
A CACHEY SSRI ALICS ee eid OF Srnec eral sel DHRRE eS ate De ES IN Cee mR eric 4 $3,650 60 
ORO SALATITOS V5 Pi eig a fle are Wis is MEM co UGG Teele ee ella Lome ae aaa cat Wen a es ee ae 595 30 
PU SL ANC HIP ROOD iii ies coir is IR ato Ge ero one sine telss bout aha yee so Te NE cee ae a 239 40 
PHS UPALUGO UU Bes Sia de hia ess -<Mivie! Sgt a Vietnam RRS ET ea gine Ri iia ais ad oe We mata 293 30 
LEY 2) 82 9) ic Na A ep er LD WN SNE, SR Se en ACS egies CTAB NR PALL Sols gal 19 75 
WOUIPMENt “DULCHASE we a Shas, seacie le utes ele ee Ron a Pee nL ae ee 260 28 
Printing and stationery ...... BAG al ahaha ta hiy Glen AOR Cees Ce OK Te Lt aes an set ee Caan a 45 898 
Hmondries, “water,  postaLee: ete wot. oes Pete ete at eects Behe ee ee 91 $1 
Cash in bank, 31st December, 1917 ..... nD cers chan cag Sarit cs aE Re ON ee 798 64 | 
$5,994 47 $5,994 47 
PUBLIC SCHOOL—BUILDING ACCOUNT. : . 
Abstract of Receipts and Disbursements. 
ist January to 3lst December, 1916. 
Receipts. 
Basie Dank, 18t - January, 1 916: aires teats ee ee ee $5,036 49 
BUITO ATIBULADCE isis weeny. Sn che ore cae ae ee ee Sree Enh. eee 20,000 00 
Deposits on ‘tenders; 0. 8. Giles Ges po. wae ie a ee ee 451 90 
ameposits pn tenders, Jas | Reed us ai yse ye Ree eens ee 31 45 
POLO NOLcALGG] HOECAING 9 2) \57. 4cia avers ale pieces a’ eie’ Rote Enane Te Se eG ete 30 00 
PRO OL BUOY Oy Sie eas od nis as w ea at ese hE statin ide cnc ee Pe aE EES aN pare 10 00 
Peete SOLE SCHOOL Vie 0-5 Ay doe ele ine Riu She ak Cae Oe RT Ae 40 00 
PLO POL AIL PS GILO OL rc issn 5 ial's 514 Sela 8 46 ie elon eM torre een Ueno TN ens 2,250 00 * 
Proceeds debenture sale at 95 per cent. (balance) .......... 1,859 64 
TRULOCPRLD TOCELV CG at ie'4 ciao arn Sire to Fas ok 0 Gai lak ta meee eden eae Cee 428 46 


1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 


Disbursements. 


Old Building—Burned—Hunt Contract— 


1? 


BN EUS WM masa GBs eras Cade Race bus dd SAD. g Meceaea ev AOE eiobalicn BRA ES Soe Seas oie ania, we OD weer ieee $455 67 

BAG raC Gri: eli Deiiee Li OTe roy, re Mt ecard once elm cinctiehace Sie eu eC er Coe bate Oran 49 24 

PE COS UR ative crete crenata isc a one ate eiateerte vel ohare es Pain Ma a ete. ue ENS | clase evens ote 54 66 
Foundation Expenses— 

Preretial ea DGUIN ant LUC ak feet. cite thee soe sa ate ere Oo aroes eit eee Ee a Oita 999 19 

UVR ae AES, RUMEN a Er Cus More aca, Shay cana eet S os eae ote Nets Fone eae Sobek! fee gee ats 374 82 

REG CO eg er eter We tre ic tote aia attains ont a tatessh vi a Oc AIO hos Dial ceeme eee Pe ele uaethae 5 80 
New Building— 

VO WarOs, (CON EEACK We. x septs Aalst a ele: cs oh curiae seeianbeenle me bral aceealee ere 26,217 00 

Cer CAT LOR ti a erectile oie ack, kd be: od alare Bee Hee geacan MERA arse? ee Ee 3,342 55 

EME Gi are en iy tetera a Mie Mies K lacs ia aes alan aohce Soe bale aa 503 19 

MORTON AT INSPCCLOM By SalaAL Va acces ca oty the, ete digas) Fe Poe ola witee ee he Reba aes 600 06 

PE CEE GOT LOE eh Latrre titans ere SPC at and Me erute Oe ei cael Ook at eta te Pk oad PARC) ciiaborenre 20 00 

eee DAD tatis: LOTe Br COUN GS) W ... wtc ae sake oS gas woes ot Cats se eet 50 06 
‘Deposits on Tenders Returned— ‘ 

Re aly GDN CS alee ee oer En et igh Dave tar ef Maat. Fo ena te rae Na mune TMS tea Sgr (ee 451 96 
ECOG reer a ea ore Nal siete ec le ANU a a ge TN wee ig eal AN ve mee a 31 45 
BERS TS Re ee eens re Naor s ane Sioca Sroke tee co IMO yest w elas ee eee V Wun sie ohn) ALE at aren a 56 
mauke Overurait, ole, Decem Der <L9LGS Jie eet eka et wee bee 3,017 97 

$33,155 91 $33,155 9L 
ASSESSMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1916. 

Town— 
PEL ee SPESTI OT Lalenaic ton cnet mide a iaes Sst tlace cy isre a che ae met tiees 5 eek es Renee OL LUT oon 
Pres SMCKEMPULONS cere eect Ne A nae hae 5 ore Spl eN aes sais ane i ote wae awe leaks 647,566 06 
AX AD Gwe r Wem steed a eed eile eet eo a0 hl ee, cen dlc ey $1,060,229 O¢ 
ree PETIT OOL Vietet ett eh met ene tee Cte OTL ae IRR WORT ye ane ay Rio Gid Meee Srataehe ty Solos $941,565 06 
CS UPIS HATS) Pic Remap grt CUI SS oT a aC PRA Bras nc a ance a Nn RR OREN nt MR rR ras 84,793 00 
RECUR Pears Ga Sea cee ne le ctw ee en ae SME ORLA Tac Cua area ae iL Lacy Sahay wich arol be. tae eae 33,871 G0 
a $1,060,229 00 

Town— 
Pat ULC Me Sol OO LE rears ccateVecet ste are ar revala ouch aberacetirereh sta tore ace eave o alel awe woe! aoe conc: Seek han $872,525 00 
sig, Dee GRE ISNA a e\ 01 RG Te Aa Ma tomes 6 orp one uk cai Ce Seat NBME OAL ee ry Ay Dea 187,704 06 


Unorganized District— 


EMER ET Camis CH ON) anti csci stated s oisk eres Pat Sic 6 a cale Ss Me eeeee Goer eae ie hs BEL he SI eae ee 
SUMMARY. 
REPS ELM UT DOSE RSE 1.0 eis arate ek eee dL are cide tate ahs he taee Ed a RD Soe BaLE Cake Rane 
ee SCO OL irs ce ee, Planes mci Nala PAN He ha hie wie ake ee Rik at Social Bee Locke Ge net ee ea 
EY AGENT SSO LEO GEO. TULSORA VV Fis So. cdetcans steers avatar a TTaES MT  oiat at Meal eae aba abe 
COLLECTOR’S ROLL SUMMARIES, FOR THE YEAR 1916. 
Unorganized— 
ERS TOMECHOOL So LUG.01 Ob ALE Or TIES p ete o: te ae te eae Aine wie ale De ak ee 
pee ee 0 Cal Femme ee eee, ar LC Aine Sa SS erate Lut aor auth, Kral ot a chloe erenaca 
Town— 
iseneral town purposes, $1,060,229 at). 20° Mis eee lie wks Ones 
- DPD sceeCHGls SS Tab oD TAL: SAILINGS ro POS ee eh Pete nalita tats eR 
; Separate NON! GL S1 Oe Ate] Su TMU ls ems de cle v tee alae oem ean d 
SURG een CP CAN. ogee Aceh Ge Le TTL LL Put hater AG stag ie a dehcians Tor ube) ooo) wife see we 0 A ee hs as 
AREA ANMB UO TUCALES thy tei ST © Oo) 5 us els ate taaarehe ade Phan o OME a Cae al hat oa RES 
Vices OT Toe ig Saha Tg es Je Tite ae SONS PAPA BG A cw i eC aOR AOE, OS) NR a 


$1,060,229 00 
$156,510 00 


$1,060,229 00 
1,029,035 0¢ 
187,704 00 


$1,480 82 


$21,204 58 
6,981 38 
2,440° 24 
1,060 72 
3,304 56 

10,026 76 


$45,018 24 


18 ; - REPORT OF THE 
t 
SUMMARY OF COLLECTOR’S ROLL FOR THE YEAR 1916. 
Assessment. Purpose. ; Rate. 
FT OG0 229° SGN eral 3.0. Paid binges  eeaey cod areeae 20 TMS, ea pases mene 
DUO oo ae DLLC’ SCHOOL og vera s-aua a ne eee ee aes rons #8 0.8 Espa eT Mie SL ad 
1S (108 OeCDALPALe SCHOOL. oii. cin a 2 a eye etn he ae AOo Tl leg eet Gute, Sameer 
EO ee VATS DAK eve oor Swot eek 5 Rama SEL Dee Wenge dh PTs tiem kates eos 
Water Cfrontaze’s hse ie ai Rel ake eit ee he ieee ed ee 
TAX -OTLOATS iene od wilco oe es deena BUY Co nT) ate oh ee ee ve 10,253 


$46,499 05 


TAX ARREARS RECONCILIATION AT 30TH APRIL, 1916. 


To tax arrears returned on 1915 roll at 25th January, 1916 ... 


meinbarent’ added, (CB. TL fas Voce es eachiaeae sue ae eee 
Me ie tersiTOntage TEAC it asd Tale saree oe Gone ental aa ava 
trecach naid:to Treasurer to 30th: April? 1916" 2 as os = ees 
-piusiness and income taxes, per list 2. 2%) <aiswre ses sine aie 
errors. to. be. adjusted: per Vist-...4 i ee ee ae 
“ Tax arrears entered in Arrears Register ............0-s05- 


$13,574 36 


43 29 


ee eee eee 
O66) 6)@ eerie 
ceoeeeaece 
© 1610700 6, (6 core 


$13,617 65 


REGISTER OF ARREARS SUMMARY FOR THE YEAR 1916. 


To tax arrears on register, lst May, 1916, Folio 101 .......... 
en terest- nuded. 18t. May ice .c pen iak saat peels amt eects a oem ee 
TROMAeTest, and Costs added 20. B14 oo aista eee omens ies aes te ta te repeat 
** business tax, Dominion Express collected ........ ........ 

iByawatersirontage rebate; Cs Bole ea ee a een 
utara apo stO Treasurers): Cy Bi. (4 listen Santis went eaters de weet oe 

_“ tax arrears entered on 1916 Roll: 

TOTEM ER OR tore cK 5 sh siie Soe Sado Paha RAE aoe eee CE I ae eo el Senay nays 
TLIO PEC OL at PRG c dig thao Sin a wee ecke gle eCR te eee TU eee tee een 
** Separate School Tax Arrears not entered on 1916 Roll .... 


To Separate Schoof Tax Arrears not entered on 1916 Rolbsz ¢ 
we Cree Ads LO. 1 PEASUTO? “ccs winter che eee edi etalo ave eaeteumie ery acre ees 
“ balance handed to Separate School Treasurer for collection 


1,129 42 


eoeeereeoee 


08 (© ese (9 Oe 
4% ‘eile ‘eo. J0 ie. 'e 


eoeee eee 


$527 48 


$39 25 


1,461 37 


578 47 
93 30 


11,445 26 
$13,617 65 


$22 29 


1,838 61 
10,026 76 


227 17: 
527 48 


$12,642 31 


$0 91 
526 57 


$027 48 


Tax ARREARS FoR 1915 THAT MAY NOT RE COLLECTIBLE AND TO BE DEALT WITH BY COUNCIL. 


Errors. 


Name of Party. 

MAT Dy ee er ko dining auc ental idole retin, eA Cee ene ne 
joi BYE a BAY 3) Wi litte oa. Hee Ae en ait AUR Ue aE er, Gy nel ose tage 
SEIS 021 ot 2 Ee ar ae eR ie tle Pa SLANE IE ot LE Ceo 9 2, i bo el 
PACE oa, Sine 1a Oise te Oa. haw wlio SE tee Mtoe nue ciket ape air orteae Lae 
MSE ANE TIV Os re iS kw dic oe a tN ete Mewcp ae eet en icin 
OS CYTE 42 oe ge Pe -eeeaMA eeda ss LO es slayron etal oh 
CT pk GBs RU esa a I AB ll Had" Tay ia Ae geen pe 
PUTA AD EY 2 Ghia a days or!) Shag ies ook, Cas aos eal ain PR RC cee ete 
2 BRT ER ES LN ED a pe AAR EA RUA EOE MN aera et EAA 
BSOLOUIPO NSO cs £i0W SON. se aiiciels a sela nig chim Ulta ee eee 
RR SUT uct tae ee od yea ool ota ee A a Re ER a 
gE TS AUNTIE juacety ioe Wie. od covae amd hehe ee ANC Taeae aoe ae 


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1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 19 
Name of Party. Errors. Business, Income. 
PEN OMe er ere eee, Pa a ara cre Met tare es ah deters: Ci ae RE be oe ae 2 45 
UE Bs Co iggy hes 2 in Se a aa Ree Oe AER a elie Oe A ON ok aaa > Sea gra AR, roan a Py 1 47 
PRES TILL ety eta re aha eiecs, eS Ac Meee Gere ORE ae eS 3 40 
Ele BEEN IGP) SAID ete oe ih eh Mae OO OP pes ahirg Pa aN kn a et oA aD ore ARR Or aN 15 93 
CSE rey ta, os gee Sap Ae ld Mie ES ee a ge pea Hea errs: Byer gr a ae aaa Gaara a 2 94 
erence ay LGR te Ae Ste PM ay ct) a Sea Oiictn. A a ont eid Stel, Sak AE ee ek 7 35 
1 eT POGUE DYES rel hides eng As kat Ag, RE Re REG? > Sieg at One re 2 60 
OUR LATTA CU Cor: 5 latina 0 S00 ane Nes “a. irelpice shake ts alee oes 1 00 
SP VEMCLL TOU foc 2 Sie cris ca Sate tel en, ove ce Soe aeeca hes ere. wae es 6 38 
won LEUIGCRTRD I es pela os BE | eee ah Pia ae Aga pear gi aM a a 9 60 
Plier Coe iets (oo FR LWW EL Yeon ak eo ein ta ps wee was whe eed 2 91 
eee RL ILO DEWEY. chide iro a ip ey Seebels Ms a vie sheds 2 91 
PORE TICS CT Ol Coase er nner, ae ee eee oe et te UE ef ee ee ee bees 98 98 
SOE LTT SCT) are en, Set Beh at SRT Bien re le ae sean e de yo be LEE. ue Niele eats 13 23 
Meera ners  OnUalle seas eot aes aa A REIS Ce Pe aaa be MD OE Pay ale oe 48 00 
ees ULE et Litre re et eae oy eee Sia aS aaE a ee St fee ENS Vea tar Se MeAle ote 7 35 
Be he Tere eee Wik See er a amen, te, oy ae ee ie ee ae oe 3 02 
Rem re CSO Tee re ey eda ete es eee ps eh gee Se rg tea ee ee Pe ea Shs 2 45 
Ree eR TET Ce eee ce ee eee ee hy has ele St ee Ale ee a OP A eel ee ep oleae 7-35 
EY MES ECU iments ee Ne et en cnc arene | ere ee, Pee OS ar gg DS HA ee she fall 10 29 
MOTI POM DLCSS FC Ore Mee aloes duce ose Geen et ctsce wae S. aea ae 36 75 (Paid to 
Re erat) Cale LR AT COS COs, siciare gece e wena ti coke ee Be gee Eo Wines Mi welds 36 75 Treasurer ) 
SrrritiintsOVvernnimmentecesrcc. ven ee eek cals wee Rees Fab 
OL OELOPetFOVErNINent, (05% -i cae sacs wale SOS a ase ewes 1225 
MELO Data ON CLU MCN Us cite Soe Ca in a's heb aie RG, Seles wo eee 1 84 
Ore Cats GO VOPTIITCR Us are en oe ote Sra aoe aaa ed 19 60 
PGES LU CM OR NG ate at Nee ree een ae tel Pou sce eo F e  tea Sighg a De a tee eee ace 7 35 
School Tax— ‘ 
PORDAS SetIN etsy. Osean Mae cet ie eee ence oie 3 30 
Fy SANS RSs aU tee eng ran, ONEcr NS eet pnere aera ari veer 3 30 
ote U ee 2B oy Ca Seb mt eelom ahi mo gel ORE aoe 7 70 
Metro ts) PGTOSt ,1sh nets ie teeters Ot a lens 8 Be bs 44 
PO ee awe ITLL CEES ay Matos tee cee or ee eA ek see tee 82 
$93 30 $257 95 $320 52 
pie Wee? weld hee 257 9D 
$578 47 
Totals— 
Beth OTe iat AOMescerere ocr ate se Gis die anit Dee eee es Pie kts $93 30 
StS TIS Se ten cert ches ahs gk koe aaa a Ee Pee oes 257 95 
PTO ig Rares rec rieks Neel Sa ee Ee eee 320 52 
$671 77 
Tax COLLECTION ACCOUNT AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1916, 
To amount to be collected, per Town Roll ............. Pee Ae $45,018 24 
* amount to be collected, per School Roll .................. 1,480 81 
PRAT CLCEURUOCCU PE Orbs OO Gia oats Sie a teehea's sia See herd wlbh Ote — 211 90 
Sscdsu-paid twice. on shughswot 109 2... sf. ee bs Stems ces cael. 1 60 
“cash paid on, Separate School arrears, Hillcrest lot 29 .... 91 
PMI SCOUT tes | LOWEUR. oo tires eee ois ceca , Riccns vatgiw While b ater MER be bees $112 75 
CALC TO LOTMLA SOE LO DAL Ceres trek Wigs sil oe se oo at as eo gee wn ook Ee SS 1,378 51 
Berea lOSG TeDALES Er DY-1AWitIN Oz: oni co eA ck shai s be ters Seb etenA oe eevee 2,296 79 
Smet DAI LOu EROOSUT OT Or. ia aia wre sactatere coh talk Oe oe oie Eee See wo cle we 22,866 89 
eee Tere R COA DP Cte erat er Sac ate eos Slee Sie oats Po ee eee ee a Ieee 217 
etaxessincollected, 31st: December, 1916 o<..... 4). Pte ew be eee ot eh es 20,056 35 


$46,713 46 


WATER RATE ALLOWANCES FOR THE YEAR 1916, 


Name. 
RAL Rae ee ee 
- Montgomery, N. ..... 
AV ATTOL Ws ea enw 


$46,713 46 


Register 
Folio. Amount. Remarks. 
Spee CE Re Sats) 114 $5 54 Overcharge,- horses. 
Dc Ge, Ore Sha 114 1 67 Fire loss. 


oe RA nae AP » 115 3 33 Fire loss. 


ek rt eas 
; 


ScHOOL DEBENTURE SAvINGS AccouNT re By-Law 101. 


To balance, 1st January, 1916 


. accrued interest 


sé “es 
“6 ‘¢ 
se ¢é 


By transfer to General Account, 


te 


To insurance in force on fire hall 


“se 


sé 66 4 6e 


“ae loss paid Taion Assurance Co. . 
hts London & Lancashire Co. 


(1 Earner aah Tae 


hae oo 


To insurance recovered 


* interest accrued 


By fire hall (portion only) 


“ fire equipment 


General Fire Insurance Co. 
Northern Assurance Co. 


on debentures sold, January 29th, 1916 ... 
+5 January 31st, 1916 ... 


i: a February, 11th, 1916 

3 2 May 3ist, 1916 Sie ant 

‘ h November 30th, 1916. 
Hecemhers 12 ieee oy wees 


Fire Loss AnD INSURANCE ReECoveERY, 1916. 


fire equipment 
stable .. 


ote oie ys. Ie, epee (© Je ceertee le ene e.¥ 
eeoee eee eee eee ee ee ewe eee ewree 
ahd: F. Ube ee a a) ais yo sa Madlione eoue ) & to eme 
Cire Se eee CRC we CM RT Sk TAT Sue Yet a 

Clehigh ‘esfe 14) 10M) 16) 67 OF 0) 5) h6) (6. (6)ca) Tel .0)'e16 


eoere ese eee eee eee eee ee eee 


DISPOSITION OF INSURANCE MONEYS. 


ew © 9.6 8 ee 8 ee 08 6 6 6 8 Oe e806 6 0 eee 6 6 6 ee 86 8 8 
eee 0 ©. 0 6 2 0 2 ee © C.6 4:6 6 8 010 6 @ 0 0 6 0 @ 0 © © 66 6e © 6-0 0 8 @ @ 
$7 10) 6 0a) 


eoecvreere ee eee woe ee Hh eo ww re eee sree reer eeee ee eve & 


“ balance re ata 31st. December, 1916, in savings bank 


account . 


$86 92 
117 45 
0255 
8 02 
2 45 
oa ; 5 
By ie $218 59 
$218 59 $218 59 
$1,200 00 
2,400 00 
390 00 
a $1;330 00 
pee 1,330 00 
Saks 665 00 
eee 665 06 
$3,990 00 $3,990 00 
$3,990 00 
14 85 
pe otise $1,200 00 
ie ae 1,025 46 ; 
ORE. 1,779 39 a 
$4,004 85 $4,004 85 


. ea age oer 
No. 8 


20 REPORT OF THE 
> 

Register. 

Name. Folio. Amount. Remarks. 
WECIAMP OW, NETS. LD ors ame oka Cee ediee rus 115 2 78 Wire loss. 
PIVOT) Ke eters Lop accc a iret te wud nee atemia 115 16 Ee Bi LBAloBs, 2 a 
PUL MONG Go cct. ure ciate een te aioe the aie Se 115: 3 34 House vacant. 
USAID Bisa ine aie A UNSERE MA ei bag a 116 5 56 House vacant. 
PIPGe Rai OT POLES o's. .'s cao 4, gach a wa dials 118 195 Fire loss. 
Ree ye Re etna er Ok Silat, byshy b veuetillg oye 119 2 22 House vacant. 
ROOT cum sete saw ees voc Sora ect cic ta fe. en cslhona te lao ax 120 5 28 Fire loss. 
PORE OUT Mea sake io gieiaie eisai ee 4 ke 120 1 67 House vacant. 
RR SRDANCOR i ante ities Vitek Ade aide eee 123 2 78 House vacant. 
ey es hae 8 are Sf shot Wee S euneas 124 12 50 Fire loss. 
NPE LC MRE ENS POs eho mac, ER ES katy re Bact tere 124 1.95 Fire loss. 
1 CUIUETES Hi USE ee ae are a eee ain Aen 125 0 84 House vacant. 
PAID VM tg ig hy phous lo ieee 2 FRA ecinns cso 126 6 10 Overcharge, horses. 
REPRO TAT NL ss ates ars pie yecy Wh tit tava wrene ae ~126 2 78 Not in use. 
a ETN A BR REE AGT Deg a OD el DUR RE a A Ned 130 167 Overcharge. 
RSL ITEL TOE EEN, SM So ies iS Es ee ONT 135 8 34 Allowed by Council 
M.B. 18. 
SATUS Beate tet ie co ae woe weds lee aoe 6 asians 139 0 65 House vacant. 
MOAN ics oe Weekes Bice accre owe leseradurntocg tee 140 2138 Overcharge. 
POAT IRS oD RR SES Te eo dsc wne 4 we hae te 0 eA 140 0 57 House vacant. 
OSS EVES Wns gh 2 4 IR A Boag fo ae a am Ve 141 195 Fire loss. . 
ETE CY NLS tes celine Soe ee ka, van, ate ER 142 3 89 Fire loss. 
RE Rag ay NO = IS a a Uae cn By 142 3 89 Fire loss. 
Bier Ot My iakdse. Gite eS A os tee Say Lae 144 1 67 No connection. 
PPR UAL A ee age fat w  e Sis fandes ome ate Sas 128 3 88 Not in use. 
PUNY raAD  CHaTees > ue. sho Weta eae 11 25 Not in use. 5 
$101 85 rs 


fall he Mas hee »* 7 


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1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 

4 Be: 

PoLicE FEES, YEAR 1916, 

PE DRINNCOLUUGr 1d Sb alUAry, ol OL os Hadkig mon o(lira) eho eae aed Tein Bee $21 
EON es DOT FOCORL bec nono thos Ss Es. hea EN SEE Sie Bia biel bra" 157 
Pea INON Us CO LOWIL  LVCASULPOI 32 ciged bine se, meta  d me eS Rae ts ae wae 
--euor costs retained, pero By-law NO. 156i eo et kt bn OT es 
ICT COCO DLOGEN Paice Se chistes Cee a ele CONE Me Re ee eS 

$178 
3 Pott TAX, YEAR, 1916. 

PP COTILS INO.) 2n) COLLECTOR) ox. oo 5 cite tise SFu be ohiy'e Wve's\y eae gb > bole $5 
J i 3 Rite Wi EWR ee aie Ste ORES LENS Sets 4 "ee Phd aang eta 5 
% 4 4 TRL Di SPORT Ss te AME 2 SERINGG A. OPEN ao i gl ae 5 
‘ < 5 DAU TERE PEY ahh, ie cha. aE Naaa Ue Le fuse arabs Ls e\s 5 

7 cette Ee ANE peahed eer cM OO RR aloe ae ht fag 5 
; ‘s 12 Reet he Says on RAD Ee Wiha AOL, aids wheter ca tele PR lary wen tes 5 
‘ + is Sen RIR UNE (ki tana ts ht ORR oe na par URE VL a AAR 5 
eet SR ABs Wee aR Ma ee Nyt tt og Vs eR alae ae 5 
bo 4 19 DR, Aner eig Oca a TN Po ches acer y ead 5 
F 20 Oh MN ae PML VEG oF ogee eee Rear el asics 3 sia ho oy, eos Gk 5 
; a PA Sa eS A Ee aici AR iho) GI rie ERG She ne PARR 5 
; a 29 SANG hah Ue ap parE Ee SAL CA en See ea A a GE eg 5 
a 37 MI, Ver oR a hath eae aie ecu the csthyene Ss 0 5 

s * 3 GPR RRS TL ADS ne ace nll: ML TRAE LS 2 ONL a nee 5 
5 “ cB a RRS EL AAR Fear IN cree i tie sa Sia i’ JB ei 5 

ime sir paid. 10. LOwnhe |reasurer; July yo (the, TOL. Vatecal he eee 

By cash paid to Town Treasurer, December 15th, 1917 ........ 4... 


47% Notices Issued, 26th July, 1916. 

15 paid. 

Those unpaid are to be placed before Council for action. 
‘ Unorganized District. 


SEPARATE ScHOOL TAX ARREARS’ Not ENTERED IN 1916 Rott. 


Name. Lot No. Location, 

SAU COUE 2 Wile tats mos. 5) 50k ohehe e, Los CON. Oi) eile se a elena Glackmeyer ..... 
Pe Ortnien W1G, = NS fs. Ge ere se. elle 8 Og Pint DP aa Ss ae Ps er Meiocsa 0 TE He PS 
Uae aE Ea gs es © De a aan DA ge BU a See eccrine Ooi te igle A Sa 
METRY Crees Do iro sys BW wh ccock caves e's PASS AR Miva tata i acne BEV Le AG SS ere ih 
PETC OL EG ily oss Sayer a ieee’ we 4/8 hele LD weety Mee RS ee aa ea Sens) ee ak rose 
Pee LOMS COT cee e's aks, 0-8 See omen, ADE We ath Sabres Rika rate ore See tee) ee wee 
STMT IS is sk Ww swan cts cleecy 16, Nfs be See a gE atic Mon eee oe 
Baers as. 6 ae al urs ohs lage Sidhe SAS 9 Raat ola ca ee A Ee TO Ste LS ee 
PEG y tee Mee ot sic a: sv ccs seePeue ails foi to, Ye A eM Gepraebe es Date ee 
RE MLOULO AT tte. oc Cade aso. ers ave, Os 2 cabana hate patina BEN Tika Solty TEs 
PERL GU sys heh a ee e's WSs LET a oes See gay aaa a CPt eae Smemtrators 
OEE ae CRE, COMM Rs Borer ane PAS eR ty ae Le MT Way Sk No 
PREC Loc: dee ss nos st ate a mee SONS 5 yeah eapaet ag | Cemny Rte) ae a AteN SONA SROs eames 
eC nt Aa Oe ae rr Ma Si oe A Pin a Eee M Sirah, Ginty gage ara 
REPT ATIC Ore Te 00% lark n es wich ete ae) DNR ey ol ph me Stk Satsa ene Bidar ee IDCMIRE RN Ae 
AA MCUAO TIC) FN. tone 2h sus \ ioe ncs vis YG ane gay rec td Ge bak 5 ee 
Berea IME he cco AT An fie hee 6's ort 6 1 Sp eat he aD ARO Pee esd Oh Net 
oS Ee ae ane pt eee rer INS SGC On eerelne trol wis ek 2 OTR Ah Ze ui an 
ie Sa Wiel BS SI an a a BERS AG: Lehi Oni etste Seeuccs cure aa Shae, ies oe eed Bey 
PROTA Leite ay ge. ech aeronk EG Ler iied cotta? fd penta Oee atraranatane ee eA aye 
SO MEROTILOTIG HA Ge ote seen petie sb oreo INSEE cet Saecee.S Barats eS eet SPR 
BET OROPOBS feolc’ seis. Sr ealas Zee M Dinettes Noo artes Hillerests is 22 CaaS 
PEON CC) Aes! oho yaa s otis etce Psy oH Ae ser mies aA sda ta rae el ec 
PEC OTL Gr ueA i yale ie sities let s wberhince PAS ORE tiered Sarg ah ae Masta Meat ta er see 
Lapointe, Wilfred ......... Se 32, Savane vival CA Tete te ane 
Reet Ths ee oe th rs Mee ee LOD ee eee oe eee Cee hh MOR Se Ray ee 
Ret MLS FS wiles «is parece a 2 Fe 149, aatetaree ise ate? Sh a abete eee SO 
Paicotis THOSG a ere OF fas jae TOO: PRS eee ee ie aoe 
TEs ERA ANE Sor ater arr 35, LE a Ah Ais ACN S eee 
MIATA Naoo ul dn soe ec Bai ee Kae Chere east ec wee 


oe 


se 


eo 


ott 


ee 


o-¢ 


oe 


oe 


oe 


oe 


Mery 


o- 


o. 


oe 


$145 
18 
15 


$178 


$50 
25 


$75 


30 
50 
00 


80 


00 
00 


00 


Amount. 


$527 48 


29 REPORT OF THE No. 8 


Fire Revier LoAN Account AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1916. 


To pank loan, -Octobersel 4th 1916 3S ee eee, 
By. HTCMOI S WALES, LOLG aa 6 sieves eles ie ls oie eet en wanles 
EEE OW TD DAY POM POU G se ae ci. cioraencee te talmae ta tetetaniel ee 
TOA Lo LG Ss ei ace ge ae wlend, erectus Joe Wotbete eat Steins Siete 


“ waterworks maintenance, 1916 
“ sidewalks, 1916 
* tools, 1916 


Mm POM ONL. GL OLD ks ere oie: a cnet are cheek c seme meee alle aces 
SeICONSS “TOLUNG. «10.16. vt em tare ee Sete gir etete, steiabeneas 


“ fire hall purchased (balance) 


“balance in bank, 31st, December, 1916 ........ 


ee: 006 Wee te ae 6 
Cle; Leh 8/6 he pe dpge ee se 
Ce 
OOL4 0 8) 6 v=O 6 a vaeue 
ei a. "@ 05a) (6 16-8 [a 6) 0 (0, S we, €)+e lente (@) JSsyelier.e ta Je) lenis 
E60 10 0.6 0 © ele ob, 90' a, 0.0 ee) 0m 220 je (oe, Oe Sl eme: S. 6. (0 16 Teel ©) ee) se 
<0 6:)6 (0, ¢..6 @re 0 #0 16) 60, 6 0:6 6) 0s \0:°s) Ole) 8 6 0,9 Jee) 0/0) eke) 0) 6). ey ane se Teena” 
oe ee) Ma se. 0o 8) Whe 1O 
© oe 62 Uae) wees ey ote 
a) OF 6) of ore 9) 4 0-16.10 1 '@ 


Cee we eve eo eee 4 Oe 


ee, 0) Shee, 4) @ ewe a ame 


$10,000 00 


eee eee 


$10,000 00 $10,000 00 


TOWN OF COCHRANE, 


INSURANCE, 
Policy 
No. Company. Insurance. Expires. Premium. 
BL ASO S Oro NOPLNELN: | tunis 04 oa%e $3,433 33 Ist Neb... (1918S ears $123 69 
2 OTS GAIT ON, aes wissen e wise 3,433 33 Tst-Pen ali sss as 123 69 
10,865,154 London & Lancashire. 3,433 34 Istel enw 01 S.4 tae 123 69 
$10,300 00 $371 07 
Townhall wand “jas eh ee ee a ee eee $4,000 00 
Wire halh.s cess ck ce ee ee oie ee 2,000 00 
Hire equip Ment: See yicn ee aleaintes ee eee ae ee 2,500 00! 
Town “hall sequipMenbt cnt seed cana econ Nee nolan ee 600 00 
Aericultural erand 2Stan dre. ecw wanslewes Grea ceereheeias 400 00 
EPUMPDNOUSE Speke. SRE. ors ee eter oes hetatca eeaenae) «eee ieeen 800 00 
$10,300 00 
PUBLIC SCHOOL—INSURANCE. 
1,920,957 Union Assurance $6,000 00 TEN ON pee OL eeio acee $108 00 School. 
Ofer din FUOW Ere ee aiele Winans 4,000 00 LENOVO Lae 72 00 Ss 
OGtsb oar E HOSONs:-Da yan. : wean es 7,000 00 ith Nove. 49 2e eee 126 00 = 
7,165,576 Norwich Union ..... 5,000 00 CD NOV Lo bear ee 90 00 3 
120,114 Employers’ Liability . 4,000 00 TUNANOV nc LOTS ae see 72 00 s 
$26,000 00 $468 00 
Deana NOPLOeriis i pascnie ey « 1,500 00 6th Dec., 1917 20 25 Equip. 
ED OOO OCEALS Ey te aioe eas 1,200 00 6th Dees -19 Li ea 52 52 Frame Bldg. 
1592055202) UNIO sac eee 1,500 00 St Oct a lol 7 ene 45 60 $1,300. Sch’l 
$200 Equip. 
$30,200 00 $586 47 
BANK RECONGILIATION AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1916. 
Bysbank overdrait, per cash bookrl41 "so. o.2 ei ne in ee ee en, ees $11,765 25 
POTOULSLaN GINS CHEQUES, PERM ISL eases hate sient Whe eee ars eee ee ene eee $143 86 
Bea DAlaNCe; . DET DASS., DOOK tic stig os cate eee tac he clearness 11,621 39 


$11,765 25 $11,765 25 


POM A umes ciefere aceters «48% atc Roniaiaien, Silvis May 8, 1914 Dominic, M. 
OOO Mere. wena aint hey ee cle k aE, 1 25 Sept. 4, 1914 Keller, H. 
Wap, A 222 NG PSA, ee Spey ame aaa Rar 2 00 Feb. 6, 1915 Pearce, H. 
DOLD Pata Seely oe conte er ORG ck 9 45 July 3, 1915 Derwa, O. 
Ges tareehe Coke sone co bosietene tiara 2 45 Oct. 4, 1915 Carter, J. A. 
OO etek eRe vate ale, os 2 00 July 27, 1916 Ward, H. 
Ae airs Corea ule Jk wo ee rcek Ce cu toe00 Sept. 5, 1916 McPhee & Gardner. 
BAG eae nies ts serie dies ibeie 3 75 Oct. 12, 1916 Harding, 'W. 
eM creet Tiss ss. Cen ate 3 75 Oct. 12, 1916 Allison, E. 
Depeh Oa g de es a¥aveg 0 eae ne ec ane hes 100 00 Dec. 20, 1916 Cameron, Dr. 
Ses a deter ic PRP heel ak anc ta: eck aves Oe 2 08 Dec., 22, 1916 Lewis, W. H. 


1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 23 


BANK CERTIFICATE. 
The Bank of Ottawa. 
CocHRANE, ONT., March 20th, 1917. 


As requested in your letter of the 17th instant, we beg to advise the under-mentioned 
balances of the Town of Cochrane, on our books, as on December 3ist, last. 


GClerar ne ccoult, GEDITs VALANCE nba tS Pitta e ses woman Bens os $11,621 39 
Wire-RelietL A ceount~ credit. balance in... i585 fie a ee ee eae 7,837 34 
ueTeswWdskalsoO a) CeEMaANd VOAW OLea ste Vs arcdeae am one ok ee 10,000 00 


running at this office. 
Yours truly, 


(Sgd.) J. W. KENNEALLY, 
Acting Manager. 


P.S.—There is also a balance in our Savings Department, By-law 137, account of 
$590.23, as on December 31st, last. 


J. W. K. 
CASH ABSTRACT FOR THE YEAR 1916, 
Receipts. 

PROSE Sato eR nest tne OM eter. as (er Stare ya kiglhey ~ $26,457 20 
A RLOT CLE Goe fae mmtngr mae. bev pert rong earns ashy, ai 2,700 92 
Public School debenture interest ................ 218 59 
DIOHSHCUT OC mDrOCCCUS 6. wi as ds oR ee Uatory Ware en face whe 7,170 64 
DepenturesnCeruecds INLOrestic stains y ciclies ob aie coos elma 11°28 
WGNIOLEL Vg PLOLSMReraee nog. sil vie rica SW he acee wisi Bh 142 00 
iD Yo} ay 28 Ce NA yee Te pA Te « CR Ie en 238 00 
SLC OLLm Uc tedcrts tay Ss ae ae aa ty ete crates Ute ayo anele S's 44 00 
T SECCIIS GS arte ra tise ters ies rar ee Sere Netere aiaaoee OME te eles eK 650 00 
PLOW INCIAE che al lWet Van bal Rk as, eae cir Oa ee eles 360: 60 
ES aT CS4 BN” a aN MRR PERS, ic SS AR ek To Eg Ae nee te a Ma 100 25 
TESOL Ceo eh ne sean Aa me rae Min, gash us GaaNe pei. i, bas 3,990 00 
CPT ATLCM a Pee etch na eG te Bn ie Whar i a Oe lacie 81 00 
PUT SCE LLCS © erate eo kieds Seyi a ies dhe teua ets rel ary ie 11 00 
SUA VCR ES SINS ete h  cyioecen F oe Ce ahs a ee Bie eSeces 20 00 
MISECLAN COUSETECCOIDIS seats mesic Seas iin oy oie Pea aals Bees 264 87 
PRT Oe CLG Gerit Ut Catach ae kp Sea ee ee Oe ath tee 2,162 66 
PNSULANCE UNG eee oe a ares Oct at 2,225 46 
POU COmODATL MCI ae sh soe cor edie oe we tie cid wale eee ettteee 6 664 42 
$47,512 89 

Balance, overdraft in Bank of Ottawa, December, 
TCH eto LO ee eri eoomeeeti rte win oiseom inte ey deen 11,765 25 
$59,278 14 

CASH ABSTRACT FOR THE YEAR 1916. 
Disbursements. 

Bala rico eands GLOW ALCOR cil oto mteonts 0 Seale eictetetsss «heals $5,546 22 
PUP STET Ur CCharee etna ee fe cS A he hea Ye Dae ase Leda aes 469 15 
Batik A NUEGTOSias eras onan ore met atace ORES eal ern otto ap ele 1,097 98 
Public School._:...... Bea eR ls Re PSP a ey Oe re aA 5,479 95 
NODA Ta. Cm SONOOL con itiat st. ais! aterarn a sino aL ate! arate Sighs Sor 2,440 24 
DEpenLures DEINCIPAal. PAIGs kate ds We repasuw cogs ts 6,766 23 
MCHONUMIT SG LNLELESt  PAlO cxf tisccin thy, succes Sra aks b eo eats 10,191 81 
Public School Board, proceeds of bond sales ..... 1,859 64 
Accrued interest on bond sales (transferred) .... 8 57 
Tax sale (purchase price returned) ............. 147 49 
Ta WO Ste re ne a ELE oF ele hie ee ath tate 102 38 
MCHGTILY: Shee ls cee ee Le Sean batey! MEMS or taivatio gy’ ccats 101 00 
BOSALaeote 1 Cal tis oe ae ce I ere are ete eee 181 72 


“ 2 = er ton a é r . 
vty 7 a . a 
24 REPORT OF THE No. 
> d 
Blectric power (pumping and lighting) d 3,198 ; 4 
. Wiebe Bean aes Sake EN Spec ahaOB Oy ete (aie Segoe eae bein 248 00 
MYO TVES os, ses cece 2 adie oh yo tore ORR ED boos (ee role Lol aaa ah eaenRIE Te 250 00 
re Insurance ~Ctransrerred ) eas 20 ve ses cee aka ee 8,990 00 
Waterworks extension money (transferred) .... 579 98 
AATAVG® CLS UN te Ns aii aie. Baie fei dott Data oOo a espa eng nes eno 27 50 
(SETNOLOTY fo) cig ky Row elves sak Re Pe ae READ. cog 8 225. 61 
WEEP LOLY TIMOE SUS la since Yoo a mkt keuatane Tete Tala eee ee eae a 47 60 
EPAVEL SUG a atccara sun iovece sist adele coop ae tie tat so lche ean aaa 12 50 
(1s Provincial: War Tax 22 0.) ete Pe eee 1,068 56 
MNCS EXNENSE Yh dacs Fc cae Sea eta doe ae eae oe ee nee 186 96 
PROT Soe oo ca hicks ada Srbcy, eC ee a ei Ree ar coi! ake 55-59 
Jail and town hall TEDALER Rie Oe Ae ss aA le 47 05 
UAL EDUC ET oe Peek ic ke are ah wis ene a asec wie CRE er eee 86 94 
Printing and advertising 8 See 2 crake, Mace ebelece nee ae 581 10 
Fire Department (maintenance) ..........-.ee0. 204 14 
PPVEMETN'S WALES oi". i eles tethers: 258 chore vaeies cata 307 00 
Fire Relief Hxupenditure (Town expenditure re 
July 29th fire): 
Wiremien’s= wages tiie. ee vee $42 10 
Hire’ Vept,, -Tepairs, Cte..0 aos vow ees 96 81 
PROD. ey Sa Sle aN agen a 51 50 
Waterworks supplies, etc. ....... 164 32 
PIGewalhks 2 Oy Te awe et ee beetle ed er ote 590 03 
PROGIS Mote he Feed OL os Rea ee 22 90° 
ALOT Ee. cats a etelvle ie twee ree Meee Alea seers 120 00 
Retunds (Clicense). ine sai cs eee es 25 00 
Hire hall(portion ear. 64. wee eons 1,050 00 
—_——_— 2,162 66 
Mire, Department ‘equipment..2. 7 eens soe ee 1,025 46 
Mire halij( portion insured) i225. ese ees 1,200 00 
Maintenance’ of sidewalks’ s2.. Go o:3 2 ees Oe ee a ee - #40 50 
Miscellaneous expenditure ................. 0000. 212.18 
Waterworks extension, tank, etc. ................ 2,503 47 
Waterworks MaimMtenanca ane cnuy tie mites Mie ee ete 327 41 
WMammtenanCe OL POAGS rst ccta ¢ sies eee ann ate ae 244 12 ( 
Maintenance offs SGWers was 0s Trey eee ata.s ahets es telbare 121.75 
POLICE PUEDATENVEN De ee he Weare Seo asaya tele sete eRe 255 48 = 
° $53,641 27. 
Overdraft in Bank of Ottawa, January ist, 1916 .. 5,636 87 
i $59,278 14 
DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS. 
Taxes—_ 
Collected by G. Lawson, tax collector, January ist to 24th; ; 
MtAXeS 16219.02 “Ald. LULEreste M1 G6 Lb, wttie ae ate ee ee ea ee $290 33 


Collected by treasurer from January 25th to September 
13th (gross taxes, $3,287.35, plus interest, $74.17, less 


water repates, “SOL64) Oi Renae err ee er eee ea peal 3,299 98 5 
Taxes paid to treasurer’s office (September 13th to Decem- 
| a1o8 hers B= na LN PPR ine cee So a cog od) i eh Toe Ayn 22,866 89 


ie a 92640 eee 
: ba 


(Total current collections, $21,591.93, plus arrears, $3,148.61, plus interest 
ea and costs, $169.63, less discount and: water frontage, $1,418.83, and 
rebates $2,633.30, leaving a net. cash collected, $20,858.04). 


Water Rates— ah ie 
Total amount COLLECT Spek OSE ss arc 1c aca ene eae eke ee a fe tee 2,700 92 


Public School Debenture Interest— 
December 13th, transferred from special account to renersl account, 


accrued debenture Interest on “hand. i... ws. som eieae sb enh 218 59 


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5 1917. MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 25 
“ 
Debentures— . 
Jan. 31 Wood, Gundy & Co., proceeds of debenture No. 26, 
; TUG CRONLOO] Bea Canis Slee aie Le eae bale eee $143 70 
Feb. 1 Wood, Gundy & Co., proceeds of debentures (bal. 
OP DULCE SCROORTISSUCIO Fane tecy sere irae ore celta es 1,715 94 
— 1,859 64 
Apr. 6 Brent, Noxon & Co., proceeds of debenture sale 
4 under by-law 137 ($5,000 issued, sold by tender) ......... 5,311 00 
Debenture Interest— ; 
Jan, 381 Accrued interest on debenture sales to Wood, 
OWES Bi ON Oe Be ieee eat ey 2 oa a $0 55 
Feb. 1 Accrued interest on debenture sales to Wood, 
(EAD RRN ER. Pod & Os PoceeenCn Ry pale) EET ENIAC ane Rc 8 02 
Apr. 6 Accrued interest on debenture sales to Brent, 
BS LL MEN 5 eis ee ie wae aa eT SEAT abn es ieralasha elms rn fa 
EE 11 28 
Cemetery— \ 
TGC Ow) a EU Y LILG, plus INO sk cued: «Mate AIR he ae chins aes Sinisa ue da $6 00 
MOrrCLoweae NOland..1OG. ONO, SLIT t Ri iis GeO eee aes cauwe Mie 8 00 
eT Eee TLOUTHICY 5 LOG. NOSE LA Lierg ste eiare bY pieces wake wes cass 6 00 
ADT tole Mrs, -Wolchick, -lot- NO,2 128" ovis uss atk acm. ot 6 00 
reer CNH. itd CLAY) LOL INOG! GOs hate es veh wie Spies e cledes 8 00 
etter POOLEY  wlOLGIN O16 Bus 2 tera ta uae he ack on aie the we wd 6 00 
eM CCM SORT O! LOL NOsir2 b Owici aie ous Gre ie vad ar ulin: < catah uv de! bea 8 00 
Mie Ves ts CAMGCrOir slot. NUD ALG balan Mees 24.5 oe eid ae bs sees 20 00 
May 22 Nial Glover, lot No. 59 ..... Simei cc seat aueine yt Longe a 8 00 
Ee ake Oka COLORS LOE CING: G2 ule misreee soe os b Sotie ksh » he elo age 8 00 
SS eee Fee Oa oO IN el OU acrahs Scere ecb e \ehayaieleis aks bas a wasn se 8 00 
ota ee CNV Chas LOG INOPI SU Ge ieis ae wee en wie Tele eta ds ith ipo 8 00 
Pale ew MOG Cae | LOL NO. 2 OP 8 wa eee ce Fe ck oe ns 8 00 
Opie con, GOrgenson,, LOL NOS 21 OV ind «oie aw wate oes Pere ea 8 00 
OMe (ete ere ALTO, (LOC NOM red Lees § a cuss eb eee ee as wets a ee 8 00 
Ctrl cal oe NV OOO WAL? SEN LIC) LOE sy gee ieise © wep wialis, Seeime eg 2 00 
Veer 12 -O, Johnson, lot: No. 112. ....... ho ge $ Neg eS Rie aN he 8 00 
OOM ig OS VOR SESPLAN gee 7A cai Me a a Ae a 8 00 
142 00 
= DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS 
Dog Tax— 
CED WaT tae OV ECTS Epes 0 APNE Pan oan roomie er ee Sa ta ina ere geese $2 00 
aa DC et PAM OLe oe eee s PNG at Ne CRED Mine tanee wna Rate ech gare a 2 00: 
PN SE LOOT mir a cc OE Sheep tiucneia a ig Chey pn cite Boy coon he Wp Models te wp 2 00 
DUTT OREN tite a eee alo ek eset hatoe ve Mal Renta acetSte Na cs Th eet nl ae 2 00 
PEL Det LCN ene ear fre plea tee te tiie ncn ce ec a! ate, Eee ga Ria ache ete ety Gin 2 00 
no SESW SULT EN CP Od Ela et URED Tie TR? Oa aR Da ae aN ge Pe 2 00 
ERC TT Bue see eaenl te i tie tte Ee 5 nana ent hy te MS INE Age aoe 2 00 
SARE EVECI TD ae GARE Mt ese DTN eee pel SRE een g hs baa arma aaa Ae wie ale aie 2 00 
PIPER A COE ee On tak Noha in attsc hn soncy Mar edn 2 ube Lot Mev i eu rin Sh ETA og 4 00 
EY yaar ORS 1 SOIT a oe wee. ire eters a Nea oats ve ea citastese TL tah rebs be verics 4 00 
TP RORRG 5 TATE TaN 082 Eee SRN Oy ens Rr Ae A OAD eee REE 2 00 
VEE bag Bes ag Te ce 2 Ri ONES ih Ue heen SSD Se LE SY APRN eel ea AA gE edi 2 00 
MSTA gS Beat i GARR ES SRE ieee UP RL ras Vor AR te ORE, ay 7 Se 2 00 
RMS SUNN TSS ao te aie re Ae futon <a latina aroiads, Uitaakeat aes wie 2 00 
PPP VONMT ER SOY Scie t fares ee are aw Seo Boch le Haye Wie area a anal Phue ob 2 00 
Ce KOWAISKT ao suk. oe REE BNO Rane ACR er ee i wegen oat cre Witt es hat 2 00 
eee CET GOLD 0 goat re etete Nears oe a Yee! aoe ual Ue ciw Fe Wed ee ee 2 00 
OM on led Mare he Rae idl MP Noe eee it Un ceo, Soa Ran ar tee SLAB ee Ir 2 00 
EMSS EASE eet Soh car ong SEE Cm ENN ie ohio rb oh de atic TR, ASS Ta Neate AS LORS 2 00 
wet POLO T SOM Cs eae | Te Ee ie oh oh Oe eS oe bee 4 00 
RO TTLO SM hierar ie crs aus. o chora a lessre SON'S Ate eae RS eee robe 2 00 
Er ERT COCR. ie one hy otis a se IC STL o vrehiw Polit Miata e TRHe ke Meat pe 2 00 
opt THLE oe. Ge oe Sg ai Pe Raa at A NLA | 2 00 
Be RE PMR ANE LLECIVA ECL syd he go eo wig a aves be A a eo ese aed 4 00 
SRE AT) 8 Vis coe PN aman, tle aitte ghar eS alae. ta WL eae a See ee ee 400 , 
Re SCNT AN A ONL ASTAY Wom Mc is tito ca oie Sra ace ate ER eit enh ier 6 ip owen tase 2 00 
See Sah ALG Vea. eerste tedin cakacn nina oS Rimi Behe mek eile eee ee 2 00 


26 REPORT OF THE 
1 
Dog Tax— : ; 
J PAWSON rng eee ee cee see ne av ORL ee Sea ee ae a 2 00 
BRP UELODSON we o wrsigpee tim, << cosas «po aie 29st mucosa oe ab ee wells 2 00 
DP AML OSON es ere oe ee oS ee, Sree aS PEL, en ee eae ee 2 00 
TNS i 6 he A ect RE res SREP EP ANI Rabu eed A RRO eee a RT gh Ae CA 2 00 
Re Mec pA PO TIED SAY oe ch: Ra eS ictohn woreda ck gas (a gels MoU Teeeay ie eax Reais tan et re ino 2 00 
Br AEG CLO GUTS ha ee non dE om" Cee ee he Res Oe Set ne er etre ; 2 00 
ANE ST EOE TSE 9 71 Sa oak Gt Mn en eI Se eros oS OR 8 elma MN Sal as 2 00 
ROUT G2 Tig cc 8 ca) een ee RRP DORN TMDL Nhe Bin eue eT ene FS ere a 2 00 
28 "(Saeco S'S) pat ea ohae a RNa a coe TRY MRA A ae pO a 2 00- 
Erste FEI CHOY va eici ns xR ON ees ne ES OTT Tee REEL NO, area 2 00 
TE ROP ETELOTI Ui ie ean cee ene ie ee os tc besa ee aheneteeaeel an Sirs Ste eens 2 00 
\ TLE caitt B/S cc) sk ian ge Pe MAU NEALE RE RAIS 5S GBP cates. are best | aes 2 00 
EF RINT OO TOL Fe ok Pein le LP aes Delile alah g, TANCE Seeds HREM Pete ec eee 2 00 
CE PES OU SE USE ooo nies ote epee Teeirenee FAS cacao on Tae oe meee 2 00 
CoG Ba beg: eee a aR boa era SORA LD De Rta a Mm Fee, 7og oe coca pee i Om 2 00 
“| Rigs § Ste f (a ee ar aN RAs oR oy ONL sl, Nea Ra Ds i! Noelia Uhr 2 00 
A MOTLISSeLLGS Sie ec. ees Pa ee RRO Ae nS caer 2 00 a 
MEP DCCA GArdner oy a ee ee ae ee ee ee aac 2 00 
iW Re 0) dace cla tt Rees ME tM er eS trons ote: ABCs pT <a mS 2 00: re 
SINT OME TLC ons hoe Fe OE ook ena ee Pek dt DE Tee ceeed tea ee ace eee ae 2 00 ; 
POSH OP WOOO Ms cis one otc tare ICME Ny ate RBs nc pier to ea: OE 2 00 5 
ET SPLAT DEON ie eee eg aN anh Regn a 2 00 ; 
PAP GSTATCIDS cou Gaceie Sale hens enka Rie nce Poa RMT ald) aoe te ec 2 00 
i Det B28 cee OU ga RN aes I REE Reese aie oy ruckty arte Sart Me, kt NS 2 00 R 
Me VATE ASSOLE. oils SS he ie ee, ea ace ape Cee eee a aT Cee cas 2 00 * 
Oe ODE VOD ic. og oc isia sda te ace beet, og aa aly te alg Ren anne et ect oe 2 00 a 
Bac OS UC ae. sare eee ae ae hee ene ie ee eee nae ee 2 00 %, 
ice OE ne Oana en ep Wyte ah jot, 2 00 4 
HER CO Fed Stee als v'g. Sve ace scase Wosccs eke wa irene tia? aleret a ecamaaiarg® whe ie iheee nee ae 2 00 a 
EAU TONING tire Oia ete ORO ee ee OS Cee le ote Lanes eae 2 00 a 
ie OE ATEE foo eres Wel eset te ais nr, WG ee Mipinnass|iyiete sey ae ina teeet Aaee he Sateen 2 00 as “y 
PORE ELA OIA DO cute ayes ise ata stea © <8 alae mugen aiguegeretet es agi Coaeramten 2 00 i 
of ber tec SOT 1 Rhee Sa, pe Bip Ope aa Na a cra eae like ainien en RP 2 00 B. 
EVV eR EVLA YET Tita) 232i Coenaina arte tahoe 1s tain oe! Bia Ce eee eel am. ares teas aie Re ke 2 00 a 
CEU ATO ete ST sete ee aes ce ae ea eae 2 00 " 
PER Ot tear ee ea nd Ye craves amet TO Mer ae Tr mee ae ere 2 00 a8 
UE Gucad Dre k pp ge oe Rie pe gS UMN Ne Gy A ENG Ara RnR SA ale RY he Foe 2 00 . 
ROR SEIN Ser Seis A Ma gs FORA GNn Hy ieee Ort One i mae gs WOE iP, Mo 2 00 
FRE ORT CHONG Oe oa tas scr take was eben Emr a Cate a W eae inet aenenae Reine ne 2 00 
BE WEIS TS yes ate Levees cd omemigtena skate tok cans eae et, ene e e reteae 2 00: 
BV SH EME Wwe) sie rayne ia aL Pn Cin Suen poem TR) weg MMT A ee a gg ee 2 00 
EW ALATOR Fee ee See. Oe ee Se he OS Rs ee EGS hace one 2 00 
REM wk 2 9 ae MAR APPL con or MO NE TCP gy aml La a A eo ay 2 00 
ee Pr MOP TEA UE Lt” etyiaiainte nos, Lee Ro vg ee he eee aceon bey 2 00 
NES IVLONC SOME Y = .4/. ccarsike has ah Ol bia ee oe ae een tee ees 2 00 
2," ae EG 6G Eee 8 0 aN OF Ol AR ett hie url 2 CU Mugg ite nec CSTR. Suny: Eat a 2 00 
Bishop, Anderson ............ Me Pep it aig of gC Wee NS 2 00 
GHeBisnon 2iiee ss seth aa olen ed heed A a he Ta eT 2 00 
Me COLITIS Gye a iieels cote ole vodiets. ata earah aon a dan cane aL eer Gee 2 00 
DTS eG Tanam. joc. swale PEN Re ROPE Ee eft RN LGN hb on FF : 2 00 
WEL Artin oo 's.co ies Fe are Mc are deeahs Strate uch ROO nae Meet eters temaets 2 00 
A hil es fs a Ree Ge ney eee meer Le Te RLS LAL MEE priate rms Pegs. aaa 2 00 
GAaaWrigelesworthncc ecto eis Geren ele od a eens ee eee 2 00 
Ae rs CUABLLOT ne oto XSi oa 'a Cetera etn ereeeL ce a eos ees tech eae 2 00 
1 SAT TS 8 CT G 4 ee eR tm eel mia eRe SESE GA pbs Wee aa Ue Te 1 tC ee 2 00 
Crs Bernstein >... 2's --9:1.55 scone < ate eee aeaenmtmuer Nate re sata a gemie aas 2 00 
EAD CELSON | os. fees aie eee ako ele ote ene eae ae San eee 2 00 
ESS PUTA III Le va. gid eee swe bce Renal FE ene cha oc tee Senn eae 2 00 
eR OLTEIT ATIC Ole oa ese c,d “alla ‘she “acetal eee aimerereile anal Otte aia, Ws aad ee ee ae 4 00 
eS CAUGT Oink, oo, chee aro oe ee Oo ta tee AL ete atten ARE Te ee oe 2 00 
SOIT he Fcc lecer one tlle oie ck io rele ala cranes aan HEIL ee Ta eee 2 00 
EV SOLELAT EO (oo sv cea aoa a kee aR ele eek Oe TOE enon ee ee See 2 00: ‘ 
IVER CUOLE ZY wag eo: cialis cao ta. 5x woe Se SPare eS wie PANG wen «Ria CEE ects 2 00 
POMUNV GUSLOR Nos ale se Save a bra Bote alate cies XARA cro at ole et eee ae 2 00 
PS EUULSSOL Loe aca, ois Cec eels da ee re PANG ee eee Teens 2 00 
Ws OSOTIINIOTS fer c. 5 scree lao ae eck isced ceinih eee Ted oh MU ee ate ee 2 00 
VE CZON CLOT cata oxi oMeal wien ate «06 Rie erate Cente a eT eed eee eee 2 00 
I ere GrENIATNG varie che sake GW lens ed ok ot leap ke aOR ic) a ee 2 00 


1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 27 
+ a 
Dog Tax— 
LA LEIS Ve ie chase ccs oF cae Pak hE Ae tai) PON, He EGE Whee eed e, Seer'a 2 2 00 
VEILS ELO Deter SNe aha Sean Me a ote he ae oe eed pwede ae ahead Cee OLE ore 2 00 
Eutea eC PA IROALLF che Phs a ection s ia: silo tars x onie, eS t MMV ONE Ee errs ayo) oe gh Ss (oleate! wiasiete a 2 00 
TAURI caret a One ee cos, ahr RAE Ae ochis MW, ok MOM A ent! hase ae oe 4 00 
ES 0 gee os ee OG ed eo ap Pe Oe eat a In Aes Lg eR UE PR a 2 00 
Ve LE NSW: Bil cP PS Suk phate oS ARB Inbar GL ci Lt MI een I OR A oa A 2 00 
= PE Co aoe ag aa ine ela IRE) NE arcs le eb a eS Aeon 2 00 
Dy SR ONRYSY CES SSS gis a PUY a ee ante rat PEA eR R oP oe 2 00 
eR SET AT Creare ee Sake ae pe Gigs icierati ecg OWS ale 6 ede week Gowks 2 00 
MEE OEE Oa ghee Cis cartes eae Gite ao ee ALR ace. cea es 2 00 
ATS TO Eten Bt t, SU Se EES gaye coe aha is, sree ME ceed Dhan tec 4 00 
G, Hennessey ....... cS aa a et ean Al NEE Ang Oe Rg a 2 00 
OPUS E UE LIT OURY Ora eoer chee Sinn eee, ares o.oo atone Ateen moon hy wrote atal sew day 9 2 00 
SPAR ETROSGS Oe ent iE Nien cL clk eee ast ed ar Re ln oe oe ee OE 8 4 00 
RPP L Baar eginE ge Vaden Ser tay oniac cay b, vk ters gM bE we SO aT a oes A Pace 2 00 
238 00 
Bitch Tax— 
EOS UNE GN s & ee PSB Se SR RLS one in tp a or Share $4 00 
TESS BEET TESS ed Se ea ae CN eich ae alae es Ne ne aN One en RE 4 00 
LES SUG SERVE gee Mierke oe Mt gs ies yA OME EE Ren Coc Von 2 PRLS Ae ce SPC ee ge 4 00 
DE PLOUN TITTY ATS teeth es ic ek OE eT neh oie ee OME Aa ee has 4 00 
gt ToT EAE gy rec peak SS SO Ry Ne enema ta A Saar aa AER 4 00 
ARSON ACT tregi ts < eee « ka Code Une seat ere sy ae cee SA ie POM ee 4 00 
VPMC CS LEO ue seay hawt tee Pe a a tae pe ave eee A a ing 4 00 
POEL RSC) Chas ates ais ha SMa Rs cpt eae 1, Gy aes amen eee kee cleb he oS, bao ote oe wees 4 00 
Pe POMEL OT pte hls Sere Chetan tie rons Ee woh Ue sat TO 4 00 
[Ec Ped bi at o 08 fe ae by ASAD eee Cd acpthes SE aie daaeiey BP aen ae Fon ORT a 4 00 
PPMP ORETAN (ere oa. ine pee WOE ERIS ok ali ou OR re ae eee ee 4 00 
44 00 
Carters’ Licenses— : 
PRM DUT TI VM hss pe Peet a ch le aula le: spied) Aik ene eNOS ole EE erases atk $3 00 
BEE CEL O TIE oy oesg he ee ieee ecb oes Desert ek We ates Yor a a 5 00 
McPhee & Gardner ......... ERTS Ce SE We eee 8 00 
EO eM ae eet ea ae Meer aioe ao Ween GONE Bie Da ae 5 00 
PMOL Opa es eee ces tsa ecco its igtier es ree whers, Oe aoe wes vay seas 5 00 
Pee EEL Se oe, ae rN erat, CRT Ora Cie tinged wid oho Bi 3 00 
SES OR OU ere Meek csiade hk Wart ited als visit aS ek owe a eee es 3 00 
CEO BERS ATES LOM tpg oP seen RRR Bie ch aut a es cE ce Or Ret are mPa ear 5 00 
MT ALISO Pt oecatier se cc snack seen ame oP tee oot ea onety won SP Sd 3 00 
ek CCE TO Oe ean ks Tail EMA ra ome irc | Oe ace argue ARIS Lar TE 5 00 
So RTS SORT eS oat ec Nap ARUN Ce, fet <n aan MPT Rana 5 00 
PUTA OU L thes. <a a oe pia alte: ARR re See Ag el Rap aie ae ae 5 00 
Dar COO he cee ae es eg Batelco ep bade ete Mga s 5 00 
A VOSO TIS, cae ieee a SPE Meares AE Le ee ae a este ea ees 5 00 
PME CTNNC ELON TIO" OP, ere Bias Mae ek ate g daar chery ce cP ote nee ate eas 5 00 
PPR LONLPOMOTY cic, coe, oak ee clive Wake eee ton als Leh ol Patna att 3 5 00 
TOS PSE ST a te Bi pte Eni oe SA ells Zau 8 Sa RN Sm ae hy MR ere ER mgt 3 00 
NhGR OC ear ONG he ot Mee Porenc Fo tee edi he ciel Gena hee ee ade 3 00 
OUTS EPOT SOLES ea gee a ear te eve coe ee ce Rar eRe, aeecobe atts (ape Pas 5 00 
CYL BOT RTIGON ah es Sine oe nee le we eee Tar Sh ay NE oa Nya ae 5 00 
JE MARY fs BRE Re Ao Se Oh Re PG ae ra RO eR Pee RCM GU ac 5 00 
RM OTTO pat eee arte eee ee Pea Pet's el a al Read Mie Re wen Seer g 5 00 
101 00 
Pool Licenses— si 
“Sa, COSCO SS abel ea Sar Rae ata fax epee grr ga eee EE or CEE Tl MO a8 $25 00 
BaF ate oe ieee heared che I RE. cen We ae eR OMT Se nae BR 10 00 
PCLT, witha ats Ra tite NE ess 3 toad biaraas sagen cone eee oes 8 Os 20 00 
CORTES GUTS RL gf ales H C0 Ba Ae § ay MN a Ae Re Rar an ge Gr Age Wehr gt ec Pate 15 00 
Smee TERA RCO MEN ee ee Tee Shh os ae ey ockG! Sie, wig ax ales thoes @ PROTA ee FY, 15 00 
MEM Sa RES h IT OITTAS cates 6 oe hatin le ore aan a seer ater esarebes Fler aha Gee alee A ake 20 00 
105 00 
Dairy Licenses— 
APSE SEAT gc jo, So eae srercie On ee eR we tha ee a ree $1 00 
NY CAT eee at are tena kee Pe cena ar SIGS) at Me kea hag aloe Ba eae oe Rie 8 1 00 
Pre GLC UIA UNG we wi, kis Sats er nee Sao hited SOME Pret ele Been 1 00 
me TAL R Rene, oe Ba ccae ff a at a eco tod New a Oldie hee ca eee wae 1 00 
4 00 


PROSE ts i RAE rts Tet ol SEL al 
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28 ~ REPORT OF THE No. & | 
Laundry Licenses— 
TUNE ICO oe OO. oc ea Ute eek cea re Rukus oe eeie sate he halite "at Seamer $5 00 
Cochrane Steam Laundry ........0...0sscerees Bee Otay ee ae 5 00 . a 
weet 10 0@ 
Cigarette Licenses— 
MPAULOT LIES MO ao tates heads, abe Wa ele Toe dene ie epee ce ee ee $25 00 
i GUERIN CO (75) ne WSR Sri nL aA Mare itan ean AAS SIO a CS 25 00: 
ee RT LEU tetees BaRoT Het ire tina chen seu’ an cats Sad Rs gh TE ca, oa MERE eR aR eRe 25 00 
DNOTSC ET Or WO. Se hie eh acu hela gee ede ene Auameady Ohaice Rn Co eee ate 25 00 
ODS ON tele he cetera ocliale SSS isn eat hanna aioe anes ee 25 00 
MME OTLES ORL OT Yih eu Lito ao Daa oe coe. coe maw Pe cae ee a aie nares a ; 25 00 
ERG TT 8B oY aa ante IN TL ta RN Ae OLN I NB ole ENE Ty SAARI TAC ky) Sota iin sah Sl 25 00 
—_——_———— 175 06 
Restaurant Licenses— : 
ALR IE ALG: soho Sock a RETA? I a Lae IL cle ae he NC Meey enna $5 00 
IOP EH OI yCALO oe erate tot ule or teehee na als. eee nee COE a cra 5 00 
FITS CG OOTLO OAL Ci sae cin, dice ha das, ional aces On Mena TGRe adie Maah aint ane 5 00 - 
“AM Dat Lecce) 04 4 REE Beane neo oan ines ieee OPN aia MR Sag COs SVC Rd hae 5 00 
SothiGg THEE OR On IR ALOE Marae Sema aN Muna 40-0 tase ASM PUA fy 5 00 
PE eters VALU L of 0s 0s shoe eae ap eodie aioe ia cee peta se ado pe eC taite 5 00 é 
80 0& 
Auctioneer Licenses— 
Bs MOOLET ELL: ook saree ee eee Oe ioe Oa ata ORI ee RARE eta Ree arn eee $5 00 , 
—_———_—_—_———- 5 0& 
Soft Drink Licenses— 
a Fa ED Litig gg tha tes ah ears kate wg UA tice SE Ta oR rca ta Tee $10 00 
RE AGTE ROLLS 6) aids 028 Sate oq heen Ne 0 aR, We GN a ig ee fe a 10 00 
BEM PEG LEAS fre ecpene A eis ah Witace ata kere Oa RGR ote tb monly Na hegre en ove tae ee 10 00 
ALOT SLO ila eis ace dials shaolin lo eit telat aheeera ak Soak otis Geert ie ane ei aaa 10 00 
SPAMS Ld VUCLON ok ac cei elias are aa Ses So eos i ouloeiaate bine once ate age he chant oC aes 10 00 3 
AF PINTRC ET SO TR Neh ciig cs clas (ater chee Oho SONS e EROTEE le et RI oe te ie ae 10 00 i 
PRESUME cot cock Mies, See SR St 2a On st a Sn a eres A Mee i 10 00 ae 
~ ee ENEOTLN 13, Piedad alvnte bee i Wate nin a ORE Sask add eee ee 10 00 
POP ICIS ROC ee, he WV ten Gf «Tah eke Tee ae Ak A ST Ronee ea OE sehen 10 00 
VVORAEL a POLOPROI ccs. ck Wickes 5 EUR ce ie SE Geek ames Bare 10 00 
MOPS ITO. Saigo a's ca ater hal en Min ae Ae OARS Rie Tey eee eat Se a a ae 10 00 
ONS NEONL ES OTT OTI hase ou rcika (ya Wits Care ote tee Lets Cate th Soak malTe tyes Sac Oe ee te ge 10 00 
Ey GOW lOte edie: tl it's sor n tiny 5, ete d ate Ome Rey oP 10 00 
PEDO T Sica tag eho che ds simelea Ny Taidalc st tee SRN 10 my Ie Yes 0 a ee ce ei 10 00 
Oe ONT GE IOTLLG 2g Gere ate te a nla Se Se lethe Pee W e ae oth Rew on ae me a 10 00 
Oe S AT OIIAS © oS og Rak ete rare te Ee ced tre hs) hd an ls ee eee eee 10 00 ‘ 
—--——_— 160 0€& 
Employment Office Licenses— 
OPES 5 CoN NOO siete sar sates Steen S78 eeaen alien “ela taleds Wi keene vee aeRO ONAL ot $10 00 
Se 10 06- 
Transient Traders’ Licenses— 
PATMOLRE TBS. hs. sm e7chh lore lade ta ete os, bate ea fois Wiebe WOR es cagl Gate tele $50 00 
—— 50 06 
Provincial Railway Tax— 
Distribution.“for year “1914 is BOeey «Ve. wernt vee fous na eee $137 20 
DIstribution- for ‘year: LOL Heise eee eet Bia a ate ee ew 122 70 
WIStTIDULION sor <year.1916" 2°. se 6 sete ee ce eee eile 100 70 
marae aca ae 360 6@ 
Gravel— 
PLANES Ss AL LAY LOY, WhO) TORUS ai y ices te eT Cem aNtee meek $10 00 
Mavag4 oc Wo Picoud, 62 1lOads iene ek eee ere eee 1 50 
May Ab. 0no-cWilllams--30) loads. i". qin cence aa doh ted 7 50 
NAY poo 1 ODA. - J OUDStON, HORA s isco s cekstecietetal ces ide laden ag ae 1°25 
Mayratantnas, Johnston): 2) lOadsi weaken eda cen outa ooanes 50 
May yoLe weve Ld WATds,: 10: 10ads hubeeosm cies es Men 2 50 
dune, 6. Oliver }&. Edwards, 50 loads. #6... cucu bee 12 50 
Junel4 Oliver & Edwards, 50 loads .......ss.cccccccces 12 50 
PUNO ALO Fue GOOdING; 16 : FOAdS-2, adurukcms aa nance ema ee 1 50 
July 14 Oliver & Edwards, 50 loads .............. qc k 12 50 
RES ela VIOL, ord ware,. 00 stOAds is Vala, we chert ae re 7 50 
Dae ae Wes ELODSON,. 20 LOAdS Ti, «GbE eee noe 6 25 
ANS ie ATO WALKING, 40 - LORS ein". aden beetee nN ch eaeerecne (10 00 
Hebiueso ws, soisnop, 12 loads es. ric. ours an eee eee 3 00 
WOvcwms Oliver & hdwards, 25 loads “..2i eee eee 8 75 
TIGC LON nad LV LON LO TORUS”. ¢ Arca on be Gls ae a oe cone 2 50 


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Insurance—(Covering Insurance on Fire Hall, Equipment and 
Stable). fi 
AUS a0) el MON) ASsUrances COMPA Yo... wees oo aie tie Welk es es $1,330 00 
MOVs ps ONUOle oc, Goa NCASh IT Ge Oa sis ook e life tielics fy @ ole ea. wb 1,330 00 
Cerra Goneral wire INSuTance: "OOS vise wus Ce ecle fa thee 665 00 
Desai Northern sASSUTaNCe Ota os occ oe ve ta eed 665 00 
3,990 00 
Grants— 
’ $Sept.18 Ontario Government Public School Grant .................. 81 00 
Building Permits— 
eee POS COMMA. cha eI OR ch Kr cral'G RAO MR ae aceite awiniety, oy cnireta $1 00 
ERED FOr) ORE) CLA Wee te One Witenes afene ecaT eA eee oem e elke « ‘1 00 
Ree IT APEC WACO) CxO. ted LCL ee aontaye eithe cickdte, & pile oie Gud eet telah wire Bia te 2 00 
CaMV RETO] ooo cert eens Leis Le Re eee leR te aie eis as Bie ata 1 00 
eM EC mer CONE CL NTA TIL Va Tee ctrl g Sta nan acetal eghane es comteseras in ave eet vie ae Bate 1 00 
Ee COUI SL) LLC rhe Soe Aah na oan dictere HEME Cerone ob ania ie aa tes 1 00 
DEER) RP ee ach atari cs IC ALS UY AL VEY, eA eS ARN 1 00 
Te MRSS ECTOY 62 6 Uatiet ally aR ay rd AR. ecb ane pte EAL AEN SU ars Ais Me ee 1 00 
| hess ate OP Wate) ie RRS Tada 4 27 Mn A ti ars Re oy LL nae A 1 00 
ORY BI PACON ere A et et are tn Fo gat hth lige: Bel lal eat Mia eae Oi dee oo Aa a 1 00 
11 00 
Grave Digging— 
MEV es oR, GLOVED ins sete so Re bain coo wie wow eiteae ote $2 50 
RM ee rg ee OL Lei ee eee we bic a ae af Ne alla eA ae cain d, Asta oie. le Toke 2 50 
AIS AAS ra MeL OIG YC hark ruin (hte hartr eh Ma has ahs Hgueceatwloat a 2 50 
BS ate cOn © COLL CTINOT yo okt s vite cnerwel YS Min lnlalé a ee ose ale gha Ores a 2 50 
POU cate AEG ALE OTE ay oo ear he ek es GAS elles TS lee ale) ieee eae 2 50 
Cet ecaed 2p whom WW OOU WAT Ol oS acs, aees h c ok oe we ee theese sea ROE 2 50 
PO Vere Ey WCITOAS Ie ay seein oa ein ee Mere hens gee b 2 50 
Pees tea WV TVW COZIO aT a Me Sele le Romo ma ae ah be ee ke bone 2 50 
: 20 00 
Miscellaneous Receipts— 
Jah. 7 'S. L. Bradley (costs re taxed deed) ...4......... $3 O01 
21 Harmer & Durack (return of overcharge on furni- 
TALEO alte Cais a ae AS Sie tee one toa Seite eee nt 8 80 
Pa W ee CLIO Site WA LUCTILG? fase a titans Bie. se eiaeeetie aah atels 25 25 
BUtee Wie OU SL Ke TEOUS Mule aiereis aie or aay a oh eh oe, sak ay haya 15 74 
Feb. 15 W. S. Blackwell, license:fund ..... 06. cece 1 00 
Zor COVA INULL Cbs CAS TUCIIE Fyre eke o.oicfo) p's Sowa wr ele eh ie 1 02 
Mare loolewed Mackey, board of Healthy sundoay ii cies: 15 75 
27 Mrs. Peterson, repairs to water tap ...........,; 2 50 
Mayeio. JNO. Williams; -eravel: accOUnt isis oo 6 os 5 «ny 2 eat 8 00 
UVa (re Olitaxes DEL” INO» Aes CEAWLOF Gis s stemate ss are chetoraie.s 50 00 
Aug. 3 J. Rose, hay on Commando: Park:..:.......3.0+. 25 00 
22 W. McD. Douglas, return of deputation expenses, 
TTR DOT Gi tiny Wes aet Petes wR meee ty gM pl gia 58 15 
UME el. SACO IMA Y, © WAGED. 4h apa eke 0 eter oe a eee 5 50 
Oct.. 2 W. McD. Douglas, motion blanks .............. 1 30 
Detieib 200. 7A. Crawtord,. pollé tax-colls. 40:5 aire oat soe 25 00 
ees CLAS aera OU TICLS tlaar yh ee arte). SH hia: ote wd duetatevatbeuialal ors 13 05 
NO yo EDAD ORS Yr ie sates late tier stared efober basis al Ome ey Satote Uhh lds ats 5 80 
— 264 $7 
Fire Relief Fund— 
Dec. 13 Transferred from special account to general ac- 
COUNTLMONeY Spent. tO. tS date Hy os occdlna Me ep elk bene are 2,162 66 
- Insurance Fund— : 
Mec. 18 Transferred from special account to general ac- 
count, money spent to date on fire hall and 
Pid epOCd U5 TR OTE Gas oe a hoes «ict arett eke eg i “ocd GRO she naan Carcg aee Rehiabia ne 2,225 46 
Fines 
Police Department— 
April—Magistrate Dempsay, return of fines ............ $14 00 
Maye 100, oe CLaAWLOTG, (less PEF GORS © piitataietslcates es Malet e 8 00 
June —Magistrate Dempsay, return of fines .............., 17 00 
Dec. —Magistrate Dempsay, liquor fines ................. 220 00 
Dee. —Magistrate Dempsay, sundry fines ................ 22 00 a 
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Police Fees. 
Jno. Pi Crawford—January Tees Ss ae ae ee $14 00 5 
February, LOGS ot. 5c ee eytee eine ache ees aero 15 00 . 
oi af Dist. .returns,s March on) set eee 59 82 
* “4 DTI L FOOS Lose ca uke tc cee ee Sci: eae Bs 15 00 e 
rf May RLCGS Sica hs Sate oo eee Sens ae 40 00 ce 
43 4 —June fees ........... ee es Ea te 2000 
e = IST MTELUINSs: UAE TIS Eis om tee mean 2 ue eae te 7 50 
me - NOV LOGS eos takai ache ote a aa ee 20 00 
3% ve December -Tees=2.c Has See Ye Sse ates 21 30 
— 212 62 
Advances Returned. 
Mar. 22 Dis. Treasurer, advances re prisoners returned.. $140 80 
Aug. 30 Dis. Treasurer, advances ve prisoners returned . ~ 30 00 
170 80 
FEOLEL PLECELPUS ho OS vaca wale 8 oes Rau teen NUN td ne a nee Ree eee $47,512 89 
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS. 
January ist, 1916, to’: December 31st, 1916. 
Salaries and Allowances. “ 
EB. Caswell, Town Foreman at $1,020 per year .............. $1,019 47 
Jno..A. Grawford, Constable-at $960 per year: . 2.2.5.0. 50.... 1,000 00 
-H. J. Brown, Clerk and Treasurer, $1,000.00 per year ........ 1,000 00 
Jose. ~cavenzer at 1,000,000. per year@o.s2 2... een peer 1,000 00 
H. F. Hampton, pumpman at $600.00 per year Saar? to Oct™ 
NS aie Oe Os ha me teige Se ee cs wale ore acta caso Pe wcatte te Mca ee oon ae mee 450 00 
N. W. Burkett, pumpman at $600.00 per year .................. 150 00 
G. Lawson, balance due on 1915 collector’s salary ............ 226 75 
Henry Glover, Provincial Municipal audit ...................6- 240 00 
POnMeGIaAT Kk. ASSeSSOr 7 8Alary Go. oll do le ele sk le ety a Pe 230 00 
Te Camorons M-H.O:; -Chalf-year's ‘salary ) > yc tome eis os ender 200 00 
W. McD. Douglas, allowance as Acting Clerk ................ 30 00 
Sa $5,546 22 
* 
Insurance. 
Feb. 10 Jas. Stewart, insurance premium sive on Sees eR ed Peete ee $122 40 
10 S. L. Bradley, insurance Dremluniy haree! eee ee eee 121 74 
‘Mar. 23 General Accident Assurance Co., (EHmployers’ Lia- 
DilitaeePolicy )i eer A ae Saks oe cee eed Shee 82 90 
238 Ocean Accident Assurance Co., (Treasurer’s bond) .. 20 00 
23 W. McD. Douglas, insurance premium .............. 122 11 
469 15 ~ 
Interest. 
. Bank of Ottawa, interest on overdraft—January Ry caer eg ee $70 77 
—PFebruary.. >i s.xsls 8s te 79 66 
fe aban th —March and April .... 179 65 
" :: a by so ts chee * ae Pee nee 112 66 
es ei: oe Hy ST UTEO er ee ee ee ee 85 80 
; K 2 ‘ — JULY Pete ie Se ee ee 103 70 
a rf r ; . AoA UU oe yisottess mee ee 115 80 
esis - : ie —September ..... Sa a 105 54 
3 Fhe a # —Octobers Waal eel ree 134 70 
oy a * i ~—NOVENLDOL. ton eee 49 85 
ae “ i 2 —Decén er. 2.25.54 sear 59 85 


1,097 98 — 


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Public School Board, 


Treasurer, Public School Board—January ............e..ceeeee $500 00 
rf Os ds Pee CLUE Peay cess cgitar hace. vines) obser 500 00 
my * ae eM A CTS ee ee ene betes a pce, okay arith 400 00 
ss < See DT Be ee cse vane See ne’ cis eee ag ae 400 00 
= — c se EL Ve aaa Clee. ke Msta- cay prtca eeophs 400 00 
ts it zy TAL ULIDO RD anit act Reve eaee en Wistar « 500 00 
A se "i SOP CCM DOL sein git ens Ned elas 6 500 00 
os # s =e AOCLODCT Mees ene bik ee ae ee k's 500 00 
x 3 oe (GPA RL) rade a eae See 81 00 
‘s n => LIOCEI DEIik orice 0 bee bo hdees 1,698 95 


pre Ate SCUOOLe LOAN: 5 LOM Ves criesre te Fe Ore we elas eae Soh oe be bee bo ata ae wie OE 
Debentures. 

MPU CTV LAWL U1 eee see ko eee OPN, Moe es oy ek, Bea $1,008 55 
4 aS CA Ten Ricy! bes soon teats ie Yaeiae co 20 oe CAL Mh her aN A Rea aR. Shee 1574.67.20 
Y ‘s Peery tle AE ete MRA Ove Meow Sk Ie Pa ONE aw LS ote aot oct 909 42 
os es POC Mae ane Semin a tr rat ena a uae went oe te ieee ge 648 35 
+ as aE ae SR RANA Sens | hip. coe Sin pic pion meee, Ne ge at eT pe Ry ya Was 3b 
* “ SEA pet errs teen Teen kG eee Tue as ciat nln PARIS o daecs Dl ocd 6 1,512 50 

Debenture Interest. 

DNEPL LOTS ES Gols Wo PRL Mahe tc Ces cra DEE Bigs ita toe are RM inlesk ee SR a Te Ae $2,042 91 
a: af PAST OE Ba eae, Hy cio“ ha ae ae ee ma RD 2,643 26 
re ae SAY peso ae SERA Nie Ape metre eS: och Sates hee Ce eer a og 1,270 24 
ah 4, PUAR AGT > OM INCE VI, rcetehet he Magia See alee bse ye 65 656 70 
ed Be OME AGL LNANTS ET ER Deeg ri WAR a ag gt Scar she gs oe T Nc Re tg Ca 1,644 23 
. “3 ME LHe tats oe VTS Ge A cote asta wate Sak Se age ddl hunters 1,320 40 
= TOA 2 Leceniper’ payMent )S eles Pee cork bale ee bed 614 07 

Proceeds of Debenturve Sales. 

(Paid to Public School Board) 
Bepemture: NOm2osr Under DY-law LO De ser re ie Sei o's be ores $143 70 
Debenture Nog; 20 and 21,,under by-law 101°... ci... 1,715 94 


Balance of proceeds of sales to Wood, Gundy & Co., at 95. 


Accrued Interest on Public School Debenture Sales. 
(Transferred from General Account to Special Account.) 


Accrued interest on debenture No. 26 ............. cee eens $0 55 
Accrued interest on debenture Nos. 20-21 ...............00 00 8 02 


Taz Sale Redemptions (Money Returned.) 


Jan. 13H; C. Corby, money paid on lot No. 269 .2...0.0%. $85 40 
13> Ge An bremner, money. paid;on lot, No. 206 03. 2... 62 09 


Law Costs, 


JAliaeta. WwW, HH, Lewis, reg. fee by-law: 134 .3..6.5 28 oe en ea $2 05 

Wutvecr = Malone: Malone. & Long, advices). oon keke oe ee 5 00 
Nov. 21 Day, Ferguson & McDonald, costs re Carter vs. Town 

IL MC LIT ANT ac ies owes cid a/c. tree PRE Ogee eens oy ke 71 40 

Petm. 4 VV 1H  Wewis, reristration feeSiic sg. ws 4 ess 550 et ev ese 6 85 

peementiite AsV CCl SFe~ HARAT Ss pice. eho. wich ee sles ee oe Ferre 15 00 

PeeWee tO Wis FORIStGD sens arn hE ce des tee be glee 2 08 


3] 


5,479 95 


2,440 24 


6,766 23: 


10,191 81 


1,859 64 


147 49 


102 38 


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32 3 REPORT OF THE a A aN Bes oe 
r * ~, fF > 
Charity. 
Feb. 10 R. Williams, costs re hospital, etc. .................. $74 75 
June 22 Harmer & Co., burial re_Commando ........... wae 10 00 
DUNG 22. do, M.D ELODSON, -SUDDIIOS Va 4s caves so ces ae SRI cies pee 3 00 
Dec.19' Gus, Peterson, railway ticket: 2.0002. noire © tae 13 25 
1901 00 
Board of Heaith. 
Jan. 20 Prov. Board of Health, district expenses ........... $103 94 
AT 20 er CASWELL OXRDTESS ie ws alle eats ete oh gan FIO neta, 50 
Moret i: WAS WELL, TORDTOSS | cai iees cers Shalandls Sonn aveenaas ee saniets into 75 
BTAY Ott OAS Well, OXPTOSS °F iiTice seve bake biscarsientuteaeiats wossaiehe eter 60 
SUMO cae de OASWeLL, “CXPIESS.\ 50. Sele wets 4G abe ly tiers glen esis ae ee 85 
suly 27. A. Fudge, labor re scavenger box 2.0.1 2.0 00 6.2. 2 50 
He eCaswell Gxpress 25, waste wate piette s eae Leamnes eopleni halo ie 2 75 
Knight + Bros. ime! ic Fava as aa deck RA ee eee ee 4 30 
Oct. 12, Wilson. Bros;, work re scavenger box. "2... 3.320 dees 5 00 
Hee Caswell, freight and “express: stewiae . ccc etl 6 08 
Nov. 9 McPhee & Gardner, team work at 60c. per hour ...... 1 50 
Dec. 14 Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., disinfectant ............ 25 30 
Knight Bros., Ltd., lumber re waggon box .......... 5 30 
Brg2htS Bross, Ltd Dieses ahsvsse oe pahetialw eectn eh eee atone 22 35 
181 72 
+ Electric Light and Pumping. 
The Northern Ontario Light & Power Co.—January .......... $294 67 
. a Fi —February ...-..... 258 22 
nS % a Mo MAPCD has ae ee 281 42 
4 mt ‘s ADE eo cetera bse 210 75 / 
a es 2 MAY ciae etn abely ae 324 89 
‘< © aS <= JUNG ark wee eee 264 87 
“ s 4 LY ee ees e: 264 87 
Wy 7 J > UCtODOR Sets emianas 238 86 
2 ‘ ey —November ......... 9 15 
“4 A A - December aeiie sth. 1,029 68 


(Payments applied as follows: 


Jan. 20 
Feb. 10 
Mar. 23 
Apr. 13 
June 22 
Nov. 9 
Dec. 14 


Oct. 19 


Sept. 2 
Oct. 11 
Dec. 6 


Apr. 18 


ba agen) Ce > RS ie ae”) Sa Se) re i ke ee ge OY ee ee Soe Piel LAG Cx 
ae = Rage rata Pie. peers Ty oR uene aaa DAG es ba 
WDE Ss alain Mae a, par, 
- 


Fuel, 
MeV aWwson COAL, Wie o%s & wie ecerns glass ent mic anne te tame mae ere $36 AS 
E ST AN ee ig tee cai ate ne OR ane a are! ae 42 00 
~ oe LG ere end Rie Rin GTG UO eS Rete Boe ARE 47 25 
se OO Ra Ln ean he Poids ane al Hay Nice Sr sr ic a ae a 52 50 
ms rT ight ek hacks ota a hatte a ic RAs at ete aaa 10 50 
a OM aie byik ah gh dh MOOR Ee MOPS eat TR ae Oe ee 04.00 
“ Oe ariaiiea: Gee ca, bite Be We LO clin aoe a ck a Ea eee ce 25 00 
Grants 
British Red Grose Bund tee ey tae ree cee $250 00 
Special Insurance Account, 
Transferred insurance received to special account .. $1,330 00 
Transferred insurance received to special account .. 1,995 00 
Transferred insurance received to special account .. 665 00 
Waterworks Extension, Hite. 
Transferred to special account debenture money un- 
Spent at BY-LAW pio). caters wiles Hares ae eee $579 98 


3,177 38 


Pumping, $2,396.70; street lighting, $665.83; town 
hall lighting, $35.50; fire hall lighting, $36.95; pump house lighting, $41.20. 


3.990 00 


$579 98 


Bee: on PB M he } 2 
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SN pt Be EE 
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Grave Digging. 
PE lure ASH UCL. Slave OTe DIONNEL oe ae san Seen eldine e eles $2 50 
Prescott. Ave Mie eoe STA Ve sTOr Palmers ih ey. sve beck Dake scale wae 2 50 
Olt Aa DOIVILcerave. 10r- Lane yek ti. achat en oe ne ae te 2-50 
Pease uores SraverlOr POaIs\ smu fe os ones oo Mea. ss wane be 2 50 
PSO GrAVG LO VCarebeny as got tc btn shoe. aes 2 50 
Pera eeroeray eG s0T Ni Go Gaetis For oie tweets baker oly ie aes oligh et 2-50 
ACER Oe TAYE LOLS COOL SA Ucar e arene ob hiner en eis 2 50 
AV ENIUP OW Orava lO. SWeEZIO®.. wa salen nb iutacctnwenin sip aves 2 50 
PPMUUCEOYLETAVERIOM SOMMICTS. 62. cegidin! ns ne dyvecgisJeoe.s eer & 2 50 
Pectemeyr ous. t1OlK, £Tave for Gorgsenson- 3... ek eG ES es 2 50 
Peel OMe ee ravest Ors, WGbAlrOmir iain ws she Makes be ole 2 50 
27 50 
Gravel Pit. 
Sree hee orake, taper al. 2oCeDereWOur vis cs yen. che eee. $5 00 
Ae RUUu ee ia DOr-abnZoc,: DPERe ROUTE scm vis. scutes oa olieee 5 00 
Bree eA. Walusky, laborat aoc. per NOury ts win we eek 2 50: 
12 50 
Cemetery. 
weve rout. Drake: labor at: 25) pér Hour oi. ad. ee eb ene $2 50 
Wee ud se, Aor alte soc. Der ROUT. er ists ke bot tas 2 50 
aval a le Takes labor at aoc. DEP ANOUL. 2s ses. Od ate ads ware es 5 00 
Oct. 21 M. Ferota, labor at .30c. per hour (fencing) ........ 15 00 
ve en NOLS. labor - at 2oC.e Pere NOUP— so. oe a eivte e oeieke eco. 5 00 
Oct. 26 O. Loritta, labor at 30c. per hour (fencing) ........ 16 50 
Nov. 9 J. Moreau, labor at 30c. per hour (fencing) ........ 18 00 
deapelia, labor at .30c.. per» hours (fencing ows fe 2 9 00 
J. Sandro, labor at 30c. per hour (fencing) ........ 9 00 
S. Holk, labor at 30c. per hour (fencing) .......... 15 00 
A. Mesga, labor at 30c. per hour (fencing) ........ 13 80 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour (fencing) . 13 80 
Dec. 14 Taylor Hardware Co., fence material, etc. .......... 100 51 
225 61 
: Cemetery Morgue. 
Novy. 9 Robt. King & Son, labor at 65c. per hour ........... $16 75 
Aa Van: Rassell-lTaborrat: 30¢. per NOUP eatios shee e 5 00 
MNoVmronsAwMessa, lapor at, o0C. per NOUN os WG els wae eas 3 00 
ioc ian, Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., material, oon. . oa sce 22 85 
47 60 
Provincial War Taz. 
Jan-eco* Provincial ‘Treasurer,.1915,- J-mill levy 2. a ee. oo as 1,068 56 
Office Expense, 
Feb. 10 H. J. Brown, sundry office expenses ................ $19 05 
Hep, 2a. Fostmaster, ‘stamps. fOr: ASSCSSOP” . va eel eee eee 10 00 
Mar. 23 H. J. Brown, sundry office expenses ................ 10 20 
OCU ANLO Peat SUITE Dian, ietehe eta as ioltess stebe Sahin atecav'e a aftinnaone bry 10 00 
aie er Ostimacter, Stamps TOT! ASSESSOP viet ssa slew vig ccitete abe te 10 00 
micas OStimnaster stamps Lor ASsessor 25.0. odie. Sie ele Sek bs 10 00 
Apr. 29 Postmaster,-stamps for asseSsor ........¢.,.....006: 5 00 
Bane OL OtUAwW AE LOPE Rail thas nigh alee ois sevre Slee ens eter 92 
Pe OT OSUINASLGE ASLAM DSS iis ares 2 woos es Ue We nie, Weiiedinm a elplresh 10 00 
May 27 H. J. Brown, sundry office expenses ........cceceeeees Se 
ete OSLMANLEDS STAMPS. ssn ote fe eatg's fae pie ees ke Peo wise Ge heincs 10 00 
ction Postmaster, stamps re’ tax notices: i. ....ki ee eens 40 00 
ere 4. Postinaster, stamps 7é. tax “Notices wy. ii. ue cule pees wis 6 00 
Pistia ostmastery stamps re tax, notices... wi. nc es oe been 10 00 
Det. 12 H. J. Brown, sundry office expenses ...:.... 2600.0 0000% 10 25 
wee OGL ASLO a SLATS ME Wooo alec so. 0h, 86 BS b eoels Vackidlte vow ee 10 00 
ea aeetin gd. Brown GISDUPSeMeENtS. sii, fs oh oem he ck beet vipaees 1A) 8h wer 


34 REPORT OF THE 
Refunds. 
Jan. 2. aw. Haton, water. frontage refund * osx. «ste cree $150 ~~ 
Feb. 10 -J. A. Crawford, water frontage refund .............. 7 00 
Mar. 16 Father LaRocque, water frontage refund ........... 11 60. 
Ss Bradley. fe seeder 2 eb tees Le Fee a eae ae 7 20 
NAY ios We Sweezie, refund .7e taxes”. 7 faadlcmunte steus ata wins SURI Ss 53 
JUNC co wad. wACKSON, ,TeLund 1£e-tAaXeh', pawns ea ete 6 oe ete 4 01 
Sept. 5 G. Taylor Hardware Co., refund of gravel charge .. 7 50 
Sept. 5 HW. M. Hobson, refund of gravel: charge .:......7... 6 25 
Nov. 9 G. Wilkins, refund of gravel charge ........ ee race 10 00 : 
OT 55-52 
Jail and Town Hall Repairs. 
op wL0 ss Van: RASsell: Bros. reDaits «acc oe See ee ere $1 75 
Taylor HardwaresCo 4. supplies -.:.ur, samiei aes ae 4 45 
Marsoco >. Wilson Bros.7 TEPAll sno CONS 2% on lm ce saie, evel ete netane eras 12 50 
Krient -Bros,,..umber-..siss% PMR ONT ne pre er eA pe Ae 4 50 
ANT Elow. Vall kassell Bros. repalTs’ =o wen. +h icetie ae oe melee 3 90 
Taylor: Hardware, Cos SUDPIeS ms ane chee en erica ee 15c71b 
Nov. 9 Mrs. Jos. Gauthier, J. Gauthier, repair account .... 4 20 
47 05 
Furniture. 
Janell Harmer -& “Durack; town batl-turniture -. hs... see oe eee 86 94 
Printing and Advertising. 
Jan. 20 The Northland Post, financial statement, ete. ....... $58 75 aS 
Feb. 10 Canadian Municipal Journal, advertising ............ 8 00 2 
NORERIONE POStZ AG: (Te. DY-1AIWS Sa eet rn erate ete oe aa 6 90 
Northland Post, fire department, printing ......... Sie 4 00 
Mare as rilanicipol: World; stationery. i. sy at eae oe 22585 
TCA LOUD EC es DEIN LING ak 6 otc wast acacia ae 8 25 > 
TMG CN OTLLIQNG --P.O8t, printing |. dae ea seetee sean 13 95 
Thee Nines Printer, SStatuiegare. sass ons em ae eee 75 
Jo Doust;- Stationery 4 ce ek ee eee 8 50 m 
Sutcliffe & Neelands, prints ..... va eita Ee Tee ra ra A tenants 1 00 sem 
MaVinl pele Cldy DELL, Driltile ® GkCy amen Tac rie tee aes 7 00 a 
These Northland] fost, primtine. sete ace ee eae ee 1 75 . 
May 31 The Dominion Express Co., charges on books ...... 1 25 x 
June 22 The Northland Post, advertising .....5.0.........-. 2 00 3 
Grand. & Toy, stationery’ and pooks 7s, . ous. eck ee 5 44 25 2 
June 28 Ontario Gazette, advertising re tax sale ............. 24 00 B “ 
euly: cue The Northiond:Post--advertisine.etC. 02. soe eae 56 00 f 
Std MACK ey “StAtiONer a7. arate ace nate ene eee 3 55. . 
The? Mainicinal. WOrtG,) SUPDLIES sa eee ee ee 46 75 = 
OCH 2s. Bo Beare; ’Sstationeny gioco e aie een ere aeons 3 50 Si 
The Northland Post, advertising, ete. .............. 230 35 es 
he-Ciaybelt, advyertisin®. etc. saint ee ee 19 00 % 
Deerds The Municipal World. ostatlonery = cace. te eal ee ee 9 32 oy Se 
581 1623) 
Fire Department Maintenance. ‘ oe 
Jane-13 ~ J: Beadman, December. pay ‘roll si. io. ss seve ss ate $1 50 “3 
Ho Drake, December: pay: roles fue ne eae ee eee 8 00 alt 
iL Comeau, December pay ‘roll. eae ate ele ee 2 00 “4 
panreruc oo Ay Onild, hardware: suppliesit) oe a eae ee 15 65 ats 
Cochrane Tel. Co: fire: alarms 20 owe eee eee 6 78 
RCD EU ped CAS OIL, “SUDDILES \ 2:5 5. \ycedbea cd aca eee eee Ree at 25 
Ca IxX so Tepairs 20-12. awake Oe Ge eek eee eee 1 40 
ee TaAKeL pay Lol Sen aaah Goes ae el ee ees 7 00 
MeCN TY ce DAY -TO 4.4 head ee eee Oe a ee 1 20 7 
MGE LCG. 6 sGeOTaner. Day: TOM rir Eee ees 2 50 


eat. 


MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 


1917 35 

NAD ee are WW actin MIN DCL,» SUD PALGS s5.-0te'e ake rh ike ote o Ais. 6 oretthe nies wie ae Ohee 1 20 
Mieke CREEL Gy POWs OE OL rine Ws eam tapers. viene yeeielaaitae c.5 SON wa 5 00 

Pea sOAOINali a PA ys VOLE cer acte wt sisi aters 21s cgerrtelp sik toys oss oxella) 4 00 

Pre hets & ~~ GaAraper see DA Vest OLS aoe ge 4 a els ook ee ee els 4 00 

Mane Meriice. oc. GATONe!,> Daw LOL '4). weiss. cie wool ove heres + ees 6 00 
de. hie Ege ees aig em Wray Maree sh aN en eee A oe i ar 4 00 
CLE, DAV LO Tle gatstnne heater rere « Ohare ik wie ese Ste te 2 00 

Be Barchike. Dave LOL oe a wtie e en tsi ieee Oteha ws cute Wig als 2 00 
BesSArcnuike. PAV TOL 7 Adc dled wanes ene wae 2 00 

Bae ae ait OX DLCSS © (Oc) “CUAL RCS. yrs s/s gis scegetics 2's sia cow ghers oe we,ae 1 00 
Matecomawe aN. CO. Ry., “relents CHhareegy are ees ve ee ace ee oe 96 
June 22 (Can: Consolidated Rubber Co., boots ..............¢. 24 60 
Taylor Hardware Co., hardware supplies ............ Soko 

Pep clteeA Child. -nard ware: SUDDILES Mantis sates vis .ste n+ 1 25 

Serene) ermere LT ICes I VY OLE ot.) sweepers « ae ane Evel eal Wire euaie's 10 00 
RIC ENeG ce Gar NOr. A Deal Yo POV nr starcis suet ie Retenz ee ahees can a lec 2 40 

De ALC SEM A Ver VOR ura ears aca Md x ene he eee MS ta AW ee Pe oe 12 50 

“ODORS pele cq De RbAg ars 9 Res ap: hae ma? ee gars Nara erations ar a Cone rN ne rea er 7 50 
Poe OTC LO LEIA. ETO bac oe ee cee at scat cae ta came aieta tie! sheers OMS $75 

AW ZOE XO See PA Ver POL. Gare ms eis, eh ues Sen A ia to cuasaieen Oy 1 00 

Gutta Percha- Rubber’ Col coats, eUCl ie ky de ae es 33 00 

GEE AREY LISOTLROTOS.s - CPODAITS cia etetels es ee: lela ea whe ies aie we ace Tt 25 
Oct. 26 Valliere & Bleau, cutting wood .......... Ss aT ie 6 00 
Nov.) Mrs, Jos.-GauthierJ. Gauthier account ..0/. 6.0%. <0 2 95 
Decetioul nlorines:: anor atvo0C; Per NOU. cies ccwls wee a we» bee 9 00 
Pee AW SOL COT EAS aie cy tee Taare nor tet tas io ecw seca ME 1 00 

pavIOL Hara warerGo.e tl, -SUNGIICS.< je cnc ee oe 1385 

——— 204 14 
Firemen’s Wages. 

Feb. 10 G. Barlow, December and January pay roll ........ $18 00 
BP fark, Me Bg A Rg SOIC ASE 16 50 

He J Ward: “s te abe a gO sa rt tes 6 50 

He Jd Ward, . i a ee ia age oe 6 00 

F. Ainsworth, Sy ¢ cs Mee a 8 50 

A. Woolley, * ite ae Caen ean 6 75 

W. Imber, s Sa Peery tee 8 ene 13 50 

J. Gauthier, 3 , SaaS i ih a nar tants 11-50 

D. Gamelin, 3 pi ME le SRE ae 13°50 

R. Charlick, is Ss An ere ps aa 11 50 

P. Murphy, Sia hr ten eeeeares thy eee TAS 

: A. Solmonson, < roe Nan ANS ORIN A, 12 50 
E. Allison, nk OO Dingo) AS EAae cies Pie 9 75 

J. Rose, 2 AeA Nie ROU es Ss nce ei ee 3. 65 

C. MacLeod, fs anita te ao ateaee Mean 6 75 

M. Henry, ve RR le dice. eR ae een 17 50 

V. Eloy, i Basen) gs on oe a a a pit 3) 

A. Teneyck, : tk Wise SEA i 8 2 00 
JOON DECEIM Pera Day LOM hak og sie tke eed Pass othstoke 2 75 

Ch LY y, ¥ Ea aber een rte RE SUE ACE kate 6 50 

ied see ear ae CUTr Ut vor DAY pL OL, seco .nsenioti is bi ne age vie) aoe 4 00 
A. Solmonson, “ at aOR NAmnD SAS Ae hi Bae 1 00 

G. Barlow, = CPR Os RAL MT, Lee etel oh ec acee 2 00 

J. Gauthier, us Be ee ON ten ET Ni ok aN RST DO en 2 00 

W. Imber, ot Gab 5. Se gtlerenet Lhe anak ARTA a ane tal ad 2 00 

EB. Allison, ve Prasat tate tae teat hee, Natices cree ay 1 00 

A. Woolley, it ibe a ied Tons ss We Die «Al Sig HAS Gleb 1 00 

D. Gamelin, os Velie © SUR Palisa si dad ann Ra 1 00 

P. Murphy, ee A ET WE ae Th inte OP 58 \ ECP a 1 00 

R. Peel, a Mig eet Re ete a SN eS US A a 1 00 

A. Teneyck, a Mint eRe che oneMer nr ial obs nett cia 1 00 

H. Ward, 2 oll Se gle ST Ae hg ee CSL SRA Da 1 00 

A. Ainsworth,  “ eh eee cw ena Sik ee A eles 1 00 

C. MacLeod, - PARR eae Re eis we Meeps 2 00 

July 27 F. Clark, April, May and June pay rolls ........ 16 50 
: G. Barlow, a Seaton sed 5 8 25 
J. Gauthier, * pan eat de Se ae ee Ie 5 00 

H. Ward, x Ey ga eae 2 00 

A. Woolley, a Pe dee NR tne 2 00 


36 


Oct. 12 


~ Oct. 12 


Aug. 11 


Sept. 5 


C. MacLeod, April, May and June pay mouse ee eee ns 


HE. Allison, 
W. Harding, 
D. Gamelin, 
J. Wilson, 

F, Ainsworth, 
V. Eloy, 

W. Imber, 

M. Henry, 


McPhee & Gardner, - 


Mr. Holditch, 


G 

C. MacLeod, 
W. Harding, 
EK. Allison, 
V. Eloy, 
W. Imber, 
F. Ainsworth, 
W. H. Peterson, 


Clark, 
Barlow, 
Wilson, 
MacLeod, 
. Harding, 
Allison, 
Eloy, 

. Imber, 

. Ainsworth, 
. Henry, 

. Young, 


45 3a eONQF 


ee oer ee ee 


Coy y rarer Cnet) 


4B 6! 0 ye | a> erro 


S016, 0 Lond leno 


*, Cid she, 's, ere. 


© 4\etce. se wine: 


a ee (Scene oy 6 


oe eee ewe 


July and August pay rolis ........ 


2). 6) e Ye). geet aey © 
6) @ .eleiier ae ene) 
oe eaier te” 8) 16 aie 
Le COM ORC a me 
ore ee eee 
e ‘sv eltene he 10. < 
oe ee we wee 


0. Ouek ie 50, Ch 


Firemen’s Wages. 


(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 


July and August pay rolls ........ 


McPhee & Gardner, A 


D. Gamelin, 


o]_e) (einen he smal 
anes’ (ofNe la. 9, (6 
eee severe 
aife ote, 6) 676 ce 
eee eevee 
oe eee ees 
oe eee ewe 
see ee eee 
eee ee eee 
se eee eee 


eevee ee ee 


Fine Department. 


(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 


EK. Drake, town pay« roll, at (25c, per hour 32..." 2% 
A. Fudge, town pay roll; at 25c. per hour .......... 
A. Eaton, town pay roll, at 25c. per hour .......... 
McPhee & Gardner, town pay roll, at 60c. per hour .. 
—. Drake, town pay roll, at 25c. per hour .......... 
A. Fudge, town pay roll, at 25c. per hour ......... 
EK. Pawson, town pay roll, at 60c. per hour .......... 
N. Lanagan, town pay roll, at 25c. per hour .......... 
A “Gage, town. pay. roll, at .25¢,percbour: Jo. os <a 
McPhee & Gardner, town pay roll, at 50c. per hour .. 


R. W. Daly, express 
McPhee & Gardner, town pay roll 
G. Henderson, labor 
EH. Caswell, freight disb. 
M. Ferota, labor, at 30c. per hour 
J. Reed, wiring 
E. Caswell, freight 


oe eevee 


oe 


of 6. aiidlvt a Met cole e O° Bema ei Ce te’ ee, 6 keene me (o 


Oe 6) 6) fale oe enw @ © ee 6 eis © 


0) it~ @-9, (he 8) 6 (0 ele 6 4 ole ce) ome le ie ©) 6 feet 9.0.1 


ae @ GC ble Sh wets (6. 0 6 ele is! e+e w 108 ee we 


aoe! (eleve jee sre we tefllie Legere. e/.¢) 47 


© Led Vee Hie Phe tne se le @ \6:\/e se) © Us ewe ors tee 1s sue 


6-705 - <o Yalhe is ie "a fete eiNo De te ents © a Veleniobaltetin alte © 


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307 0G 


1917 MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 
Fire Department EHquipment, 
: (Expended re July 29th Fire.) 
Oct. 12 Gutta Percha Rubber Co., hose .............. eet 
Can. Consolidated Rubber Co., boots ................ 
Piero 2 PeOple se Hard Ware, SUDDIICS sa ilerce ce aapct.coe dolce phew elens 
Gutta Percha Rubber Co., supplies ................ 
Dec, 14 Taylor’ Hardware Co., lanterns; etc. sie... 
Roads. 
(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 
AUS LUA OW aAluisky, 1ap0r ab anc.’ Dem NOUrs tis. wea es ae 
Sent eh Urake: labor ate2bC,- Der: DOU ii. ues cena siece doles saree 
ASERUCE ew IaAbOrrvat SbCl Per NOUN lu) tc ah eleletpe vie ess 
McPhee &-Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
Cte 217 Neer erota, labor at. S0G, Pers WOur sce. Were ees w aie be wes 
Waterworks Maintenance and Supplies. 
(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 
mic ou. Drake, labor at coc. Pers DOUL 2 Asses els & seein atc e : 
ae rudre. lAbOr ade cu DET: NOU RGM Jel sale eee ues 
CUT AS er AW LIALY WOXDL ESOT cota b oti a wo Maele ceo) sei une shoeia bis EN ahs 
Octe = 6°. Me Ferota, labor, at’ 30c. per hour sis es. eck es 
K. Beilek, labor at 30c. per hour .................... 
So MOte se UDOrr at. oUGs DCTS LOUD) <> a praca tis Cetin ie doe yeate 
Ar MMOS a tIaUOL At ONG. DEMO Uli a tyes datege eal aie tie as oe 
Ga2cook = iabor: ac. GGA Dper: ROUT. oo aise se Maes 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour ........-. 
Wilsons. Bross. TEPalrs) oo. s eee ace en Helo cea Se eee 
Wetpaue a. be CAs Welly TPelght  UISDi tess sae es eles eo alee th ae aie ay 
NOSE Ooo ICOTT i SINCe CO. BU DDILES ser we oie nie ee a cas 
Meuller Migs Cos Supp liOs's: s.ectatae ests, dees mie we 
myers OS RRs a) OAs at) oboe 8 gs Wegner ot nine a Be te Sere ae Raa pte Gi 
People’s Hardware, supplieS .......... cece cece cence 
Hanipires Milo. Cre SUDDIICS Rees bo ino ea ecg Dect meee 
Sidewalk Construction. 
(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 
Sept.26 Can. Govt. Rys., freight, car of lumber ....,........ 
Ocre.) G. Ma Nerota labor atsolC, pers hour - ee. shld ee oes 
PEL OL Ke ADOR AL] AUG. POPs DOU Peis ies sacs ose s ines 
Cre COOK la DOR at 60Cr Den. NOU Gl. caries wblerears sie wie Maes 
Oetsesie Me Grote... la DOr eal, o0G. per ROU ss. 2.6 bees ee ae 
NOV. sued.  MOreall, JavDor atroUCy, Deere HOUT Sy fais.6 Wye ote tie orale 
Seok t apOre aL oUC,. Der siOUL M6. . cn ce Melos ee ern 
a Merea SA pOEetG GUG Dor. TOTLT y: amis hes sven aadisieioree ne 
AY Bald Win lavor abwolCe per: hours s:), sihicctees sco tee 
JF EUMPLOrad Cla DOr at SOC Der NOUT si liees. deco tant dee keleueless 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour.........%. 
People’s Hardware Co., supplieS ....:...00s0ew.. besitos 
O’Brien, Fowler & McDougal, lumber ................ 
PAPAL COC ee SAWN E lee 8 ed mieten hoa, boa ele dis tol a 
MOV lo Am Nese a, Aver ab o0C, Dee HOUT ier. see gt, aches a ose aye « 
Dec. 14 F. Morines, labor at 30c. per hour .............. fe: 
Ta yioreHard ware: C0., ) Hails, \eterg aah cs ssiy 3D nobus 
cum in) A eMesea. 1ODOF at, 30CG- Per NOU Su. 2 ees rae be ae 


3% 


Bio ee ee a ea a oT lk SP ed a ale tr a 


$2 50 
12 00 
10 00 
9 00 
18 00 


SR 


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bo 
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1,025 46 


51 66 


164 32 


590 03 


38 


REPORT OF THE 


Ss AS SES a tc Lo aa a Rk Sipe A IE a ios 8 eS ae ee eB 


Dec. 14 


Oct. 17 
Dec. 


Oct. 12 


July 13 
July 18 


Jan. 20 
Feb. 29 
Mar. 23 
Apr. 13 
May 27 
May 27 
June 16 
ULV. co 
July 27 


ne ay ogee | 
‘Sept. 5 
Nov. 9 
Nov. 30 


Dec. 14 


Dec. 14 


man, 20 


Jan. 27 
Jan. 27 
Feb. 17 
iat ed 
Mar. 23 
Apr. 13 


May 27 


Tools. 


(Expended ve July, 29th Fire.) 


Taylor Hardware Co., tools 
People’s Hardware Co., tools 


6 Le fe pe ' kee) ie.re) 4-0, 2h 6, @ 0 1% 6, 6 0 8 ete S. 


+6 eb 6 o e0 es (0 0 618) #.s 6 (6 x6) 61) 6 One 


Rent. 


(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 


Mrs, J. Gauthier, rent of fire hall 
Mrs. J. Gauthier, rent of fire hall 
Mrs. J. Gauthier, rent of fire hall 


ea 64 (0) > @. 6 B86 816 Bele e 
4, or€ <0) (0, 6. 6 © @ w ©! 589106 (2 9.8 


Refunds. 


(Expended re July 29th Fire.) 


Lamothe Bros., refund of portion of transient traders’ 
license .. 


¢, €) (0. fe, ee Lele 16, 'e, © (6). 6) & G:. @, 01 /@ (eo: le Teme eb) oeue evens ele 6 « ae © 


Maintenance of Sidewalks. 


wea Lrake. 1Wapor ate 2oC., Derr ROULl Gees Soins ser oa 
A. Fudge, labor at 25c. per hour 


A. Dumoulin, labor at 25c. per hour 


Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Cochrane Telephone Co., foreman’s phone 
Bank of Ottawa, telegram 
H. J. Brown, 1915 registrations, births, etc. ......... 
Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., sundries 
Cochrane Telephone Co., foreman’s phone 


a ee ee la Ree 


© (10, e)-0 ‘ee ‘ele, eo) 6: e)/ 0) ee te ene.(6 ale 4°) we ie 


Rie Oe Ce @ he) @ oe ere Malte he 


wai eo 5, wee, 


Paton Stamp eV Orks, “doe, tags as. snc eee oe aeee 
PONT HEE LADION ees cane orate 0 eee oe taheae eaeeee tacllallee oa at eT eet 
Mrs. C. Kowalski, scrubbing the town hall .......... 


Taylor Hardware Co., sundries 
J. J. Turner & Son, flag 
W, McD. Douglas, advance to deputation to Toronto, 

re finances 
Mrs. C. Kowalski, scrubbing the town hall 
People’s Hardware Co., sundries 
Chas. St. Germain, money order charged back 
A. Burgess, money order charged back 
H. J. Brown, commission on 1916 tax sales 
United Typewriter Co., repairs 
Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., sundries 


a sie (aie 6 8) 6 6 Orie nees © cee 6) eo nee 


oe 6 eye: ole em ie. ells (+ (6.6, e080) e019. le teure |e 6) be) ete 


ee 06 6 0 0 0 0 € 0B oe io ee © & 0 © 2.8 0) ee 6 6 6p 2 e180 + © © 
Whe ees. ule ‘e,werinhe 
ONe) 2) eye oe Welle as) wake he) o) eee e 
eeeees 
© Sane’ tess Ree eel ® oF inl e 
wine 6) of 0 etame oe 
G6) ee, a: he 70. Fe. Stas ele see, 0) ewan: 47s 


o 6) (6) (6. Cw Ole 6 eee ne a6 


Fire Hail. 


Public School Board, school property, lot 262 


Waterworks Extensions and Casing Tank. 


F, A. Child, supplies re extensions to school and hos- 

pital, 1915 
Chas. Giles, well connections, 1915 
Van Rassel Bros., on account of tank contract. 
Van Rassel Bros., on account of tank contract 
W. H. Lewis, costs re extension by-law 
Van Rassel Bros., balance on tank contract 
iW. H. Warke, advice re extension by-law 
Northland Post, advertising re by-law 
Brent, Nixon & Co., printing bonds 
Gartshore, Thomson & Co., 1915 pipe account 
Malone, Malone & Long, advice re by-law 


oe 6 6a ee ese ne 6) Ces we ete Mele le 4 See et sce. ipe.e) 8 Beth mee 


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+ 2, DUS elee./e 6 ee mete 


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120 00 


40 50 


272 18 


2,250 00 


2,503 47 


1917 


MUNICIPAL AUDITOR. 


Jan. 13 


Jan. 20 


Feb. 2 
Feb. 19 
Feb. 23 
Apr. 13 
May 6 
May 26 


June 16 
June 22 


July 27 
Aug. 11 
Nov. 9 


Noy. 18 
Noy. 23 


Dec. 14 


Jan. 13 
Jan. 20 
Feb. 10 


Mar. 23 


Apr. 13 


May 6 


June 16 


June 22 
July 13 


Waterworks Maintenance. 


Eeorake, via bore at. sve. DEDshOut ss «= acuus ata Peto.ot, 
M.tHenry.-labor-ati60c,. per bour, oi 6 ieee. hoi ek 
W. Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour ................ 
PAG SATO Wware? SUPDUES) s.kce. oes wick. ees Le Se 
RIOTS BS DET 3c eee ee eeu aa RIS Goes coe S 
PICO PCT eNAl Soe ae het ene eee ee ee Re hoe 
PV OG te ELITE GT p ccee ie Pl rea ete ce ea nN, cst chacre te Tae 
Zuck-miabor-at.2oc.uper HOUT 3.2 ek ee os Ot ne ee 
rHarvaks laboreat: Zoe. per Hours. 6.s8.4 0 Meee . 
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Dominion “Express-‘Co., charges .../22..2 e224. icin 
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FUT PiTea Le a CO. eS PICS ore us oe oer eh ees oe 
Taylor Hardware Co., supplies .... ................. 
HA IG, SBUPDLICON on. s+ Giaeie tra: ce eens cee eo 
Empire oie. Co.. supplies 36. 0. totes eae et oe ee 
A. Mesga, labor at 25c. per hour .................. 
turervak, laboriat 26c™ per hours. 36s .0. 2-64. eee 
J, toed. iabor.at. 30¢.5 per hour vo. eas hoa Bae 2 
J. Sandro, labor at 30c. per hour ..:................ 
S.sHolk,\ labor at 30e> per. hour ...:...2.40..08 00505 
AC eMCSES TID DOT aL GUC) Per NOUN 22 ee Gs eee eas tests 
M. Henry, labor at 60c. per hour ................... 
Foe COOkK in bor al GUC) perehour yi. see a eb bow. 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
Northern Ont. Light & Power Co., services ......... 
S.-Holk, labor-at 30c. per hour ....06..0......0.... 
Mrs. H. Wise, water main connection ............... 
Eug. Robinson, water main connection ............. « 
F. Morines, labor at 30c. per hour ................. 
Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., sundries .............. 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 


Maintenance of Roads. 


PeZDrake, labors. cs sects eee eee a OL re 
Wa Gardner, labors. oe eee eee ee LAR. 
Wilson Bros., repairs to plow .................000-. 
POINT, BUD DILGS ware e.s oe 01s Gs we atone Pelicans wie tae obas 
EeeDrakesiaborsat, 2UCs pers nOUl fe. 1. han So ots aeons 
McPhee, G& Gardner labor 05026: Soi a eee 
WALsOHM SPOS ULeDairs vues ca eins see ee eae 
bee Drakes laboreat 20c) perehour 8 . 29 ee oe 
Wier OUNS MapOr rat 20C- DEM NOUl sc. 9 « cheeses ste) was haa 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
Wavrake claborat. 206; per, hour. .....% .- beet ae 
Assoc sealn, HAvOT at 2OC. per NOYr<..52o28 sore ns a 
EK. Brazeau, labor at 20c. per hour .................. 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
MoeDrakeriabor. at 20c. per. hour. o>. et a ees wee ee 
H. Barchuke, labor at 20c. per hour ................ 
BE. Drake, labor at 25c. per hour ......... flat pee reriarsge 
MraOrdelapor ac G0, sper hour... 27 ose oes 
FACOOR  LADOF «ale OUCT DOr. NOUR i cise soe! ick ceteatet alu .t 
TRRCOTIER Tela OTe ee ce en ra nee ita Sake Se ee shoes ie 
DAavlOrmrara Ware, COs sBUD DIOS 6 tule nin sels ale aie cao din 
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July 27 


Oct. 12 
Noy. 9 


Mar. 23 
May 6 


June 16 


June 22 
July 13 
July 18 
July 227 


Jan, 20 
Mar. 23 


Apr. 5 
Apr. 13 


Apr. 29 
May 27 


June 22 
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July 22 
July 27 
Apr. 13 
Dec. 4 


Dec. 14 


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G.Cook, labor at-c0c, per “hours... eee eee eee 
Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., supplies ................ 
WilsonmBrosss blacksmithing cos 2. eee 
S, Holky labor -atja0c:.per hour... .....)-. eee Soe 
A,uMesza, Jabor atis0es per bour’ . see ee ee 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
Ast Vallee, lim ber brie wre. eect hat tesa eee 


Maintenance of Sewers, 


EY Drake;*labor- at 20c.sper; hours. <a) ae eee ee 
AS CA IIISONS* LADOT TG cites ees tee ctr ec eee 
Wire blarding fr la DOrr rae coctate ccelesoes chencce eels teres ncn te ae 
McPhee & Gardner, labor at 60c. per hour .......... 
HeDrake-wlaborratec 0. Pere Our © cheese toes es 
B.-Barchuke? labor atez0cy per hour wee] a ee 
FH. Drake;laborsat.25¢:apers nour ss eee ee tea 
AS Hudge, labor-at; 2567, per hours jio4.. oo eeeeres eee 
Ey Carmo, labor atr20cyper:hour 4... e oo eee 
Taylor Hardware Co., Ltd., sundries .......... ee Le 
MeHenry, labor: ato 60c. pens hour’ = -e2 eee ee 
AS Dumoulin “labors at. 2oc. per: Nouriee. 22 r,s oes 
Peabrake, laboreavc25G. per) Nour. a. eee eee oe lee 
AUG e WlapoTre ate Z5CeDEr-UOUT «seen cee ey anes : 


Knight. Bros., supplies 


Police Department. 


Anderson House, prisoners’ meals ~....:..:5.9...% 4.4 
GA, tMacheod: police uniform 2: 2.06. eee alee 
D-siickinnon? .policesuniform: 42a). eee eee 
J. A. Crawford, advance of costs re prisoners ........ 
J. VA, #Crawitord, disbursements~ 27-1 ewnne ete oe 
Anderson: House, meals 2. 2. ene ee eee 
T. & N. O. Ry., 1915 account re messages Mal. ...... 
Ce Giles, jail “repairs: a).cc een ot een eee ene eee 
Cochrane Telephone Co., police phone .............. 


Cochrane Telephone Co., police phone (residence) 


C. McGillis, Civic Holiday, special constable ........ 
BK. Eloy, Civic Holiday, special constable ............ 
G. Henderson, Civic Holiday, special constable ...... 
HP Brazeau, (catching dogswio. se er ee eee ee 
Taylor Hardware: Cos Ltd. suppliesi+..- een eee 
W. Warrell & Son, straw for dog prison .......... 
J. A. Crawford, exp. re Temperance Act ............ 
J. A. Crawford, advance of costs, pris. ............ 


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121 75 


255 48 


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COMMISSIONERS 


FOR THE 


Queen Victoria Niagara Falls 
Park 


1917 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO: 


Printed by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
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COMMISSIONERS FOR THE QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA 
FALLS PARK 


P. W. Evuis, Chairman, Toronto. 

Grorcre H. Witxes, Brantford. 

CoLtoneL L. CLARKE RAyMonp, K.C., Welland. 
LioneL H. Cuarke, Toronto. 

WititiAM L. Doran, Niagara Falls. 

JAMES D. CHAPLIN,-St. Catharines. 


Dr. “H. Y. Grant, Niagara Falls. 


Joun H. Jackson, C.E., 
Superintendent. 


J. HARRISON PEW, 
Assistant Superintendent. 


J. F. QUILLINAN, 
Accountant. 


Henry J. MOORE, 
Chief Gardener. 


WALTER M. GORING, 
Assistant Engineer. 


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PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, 
TORONTO. 


To the Honourable JOHN STRATHEARN HENDRIE, C.V.O., a Lieutenant-Colonel 
in the Militia of Canada, etc., etc., etc., 


Ineutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 
May it PLease Your Honour: 


I beg to submit herewith the Thirty-second Annual Report of the Queen 
- Victoria Niagara Falls Park Commission, 1917. 


I have the honour to be, 
Your Honour’s most obedient servant, 


W. D. McPHERsoN, 


Provincial Secretary. 


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To the Honourable W. D. McPuHeErson, K.C., M.P.P., Provincial Secretary, Pro- 
vince of Ontario, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. 


Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith for presentation to the Legis- 
lature of Ontario the Thirty-second Annual Report of the Commissioners for the 
. Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park (being for the year 1917), together with the 
statements of receipts and expenditures, and other documents connected with the 
Report. 

T have the honour to be, Sir, 


Your obedient servant, 
P.- W. ELLIs, 


Chairman. 
Toronto, Ontario, February 18, 1918. 


‘YIeg BIIOJIA Usoeny ‘souvijuM ule, ‘ABMPLOY 


THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT 


OF THE 


Commissioners for the Queen Victoria 
Niagara Falls Park 


To His Honour CoLoNeEL Sir JOHN STRATHEARN HENprIE, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., 
LGD ete: 


Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 


May 1t Pigaszs Your Honovr: 


The Commissioners for the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park System submit 
herewith for the information of the Legislature, as required by Statute, the 
Thirty-Second Annual Report, covering the administration of the system of 
parks and boulevards along the Niagara frontier for the fiscal year ending 
December 31st, 1917. 


GENERAL. 


Since the commencement of the great war in August, 1914, the development 
and improvement of the Parks and proposed Boulevards to connect up the 
various areas into one composite system has remained in abeyance, and practic- 
ally no expenditure has been incurred on capital account, which could be avoided 
without sacrificing expenditures already made. This policy has been carried out 
with increasing rigor during the seasons 1915, 1916, and the year just past, 1917, 
-and, apart from the large amount of time and thought required in connection with 
the Power Company developments and operations, the efforts of the Park organiza- 
tion have been devoted to the maintenance of those areas and lengths of roadway 
that have heretofore been constructed and are so much used by the public for 
recreation and pleasure. From the beginning of the war it was deemed but right 
that moneys which could be conveniently saved for any emergency which might 
arise should not be expended upon the creation of a greater system of Parks 
when so much had already been accomplished in the great Niagara Park develop- 
ment. Much, however, still remains to bring the system into the front rank of 
Parks demanded by present-day practice, and the reserving of a considerable 
amount of work for a subsequent period as conditions warrant, was thought to be a 
patriotic plan, that would serve to provide occupation for men who would be 
released in large numbers after the conflict is over and peace restored. Even 
had it been desirable to produce larger results during 1917, the conditions of 
both the labor market and transportation would have intervened to prevent any 
large outlay, while the cost of operations have risen to such an abnormal figure 
that only the most essential work is justified. 


WatTER DIVERSION. 


Brief reference was made in the report for the year 1915 to the diversion of 
water for the generation of electric power, and more extensive reference was 
contained in the report for 1911, when the esthetic and practical features of the 
power question were fully detailed from the information then available, includ- 


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ing that from Government reports made especially for the purpose. Nineteen 
hundred and seventeen has drawn attention to the many inadequate supplies, in- 
cluding food, fuel and other necessities for the country’s needs, and in its later 
months the shortage of electrical power has made itself felt as much as any of 
these, if not more so. Accustomed in the last ten years to the great efforts put 
forth to induce manufacturers and householders alike to perform many services 
“in the electrical way,” it now comes as a surprise to learn that the present needs 
and demands largely exceed the supply of electrical current ready for consump- 
tion. In 1908 the public generally, and even those more closely identified with 
power development and the power market, looked upon the 100,000 horse-power 
contracted for by the Hydro-Electrie Power Commission of Ontario from the 
Ontario Power Company as a quantity that might be used in the part of the 
Province supplied from Niagara in the course of a generation or more, but doubt 
was expressed about its probability. Now, however, that amount, and much 
more, has been taken up in actual contracts, and a still larger quantity could 
be used, were it available. Moreover, the situation has become so acute that a 
temporary extension of the Ontario Power Company’s plant, at great cost, is 
being discussed to tide over the interval until power from the larger development 
near Queenston is made ready for use. 

In New York State much discussion is taking place on the same subjéct, and 
a great deal is heard of negotiations for the purpose of extending the treaty lmi- 
tation of 36,000 cubic feet of water per second in Ontario, and 20,000 cubic feet 
of water per second in New York State. The protests that have always accom- 
panied any such discussion as this are now altogether lacking, and it appears 
that public sentiment would not be disposed to protest against a greater use of 
water at Niagara Falls for power generation. The power requirements and the 
demand for a greater use of water necessarily call for careful and painstaking 
consideration by the most capable minds that can be brought to bear upon the 
subject in order that the scenic effects may not be utterly sacrificed to commercial 
use. The doctrine of equal rights in the power possibilities of the boundary 
waters, which was the basis of the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1910, requires a 
joint investigation of the further use of water at Niagara Falls, both within and 
beyond the limits now agreed to. It has hitherto been pointed out that the Horse- 
shoe Falls, while marvellous and awe-inspiring as a spectacle, is accomplishing 
its own ruin and end, so much so indeed that it-is quite evident to any careful 
observer. Both extremities of this cataract are but streamlets at times, while the 
centre or apex of the chasm is wearing away very rapidly. It has been urged on 
more than one occasion that a complete rectification of this uneven wear and 
destruction is possible if proper controlling mechanisms are installed before it is 
too late. Not only would the falls be restored to a more uniformly distributed 
flow, but a considerable quantity of water would be released for commercial 
development. Unfortunately this is not a problem that lends itself to solution 
in a day, and owing to its international aspect any conclusion reached will be slow 
of accomplishment. It appears, therefore, that joint action is necessary by 
Canada and the United States to determine a reasonable plan to satisfy the re- 
quirements of each nation, both from an esthetic and utilitarian point of view. 


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Joint INTAKE. 

In the early months of the year representations were made by the Water Com- 
missioners for the City of Niagara Falls and the International Railway Company 
to the effect that the water levels-at the joint intake used by these two corporations 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 11 


were being lowered as a result of Power Company operations and the abstraction 
of water above the intake location. It was stated that the City of Niagara Falls 
had at times been entirely without water for domestic purposes, and the Inter- 
national Railway Company unable to operate its cars, due to the inadequate 
supply of water. It was further stated that engineers of the. Hydro-Electric 
Power Commission of Ontario had been consulted for the purpose of making 
an investigation of the water levels to ascertain the relationship that exists between 
the Power Companies’ operations and the water stages at the intake. Some 
months later this report was presented to, the Commissioners, and legal advice 
was sought respecting the responsibility for maintaining the water supply at 
this point. It was pointed out that a number of other influences were at work 
affecting the joint intake, and that the domestic supply of Niagara Falls had failed 
in the winter season before the large plants had been designed or erected. Lor 
instance, the Chicago Drainage Canal taking large quantities of water from Lake 
Michigan permanently lowers the Great Lakes System from that point towards 
the St. Lawrence outlet. The Power Companies at Niagara Falls, New York, 
directly affect the river levels by taking water above the upper rapids and not 
allowing it to pass the lower intakes. The dredging of the natural channels 
of the Great Lakes system also affects the Niagara River, and the gradual reces- 
sion of the crest of the Horseshoe Falls is another factor in the general result. 
At certain seasons the wind action, particularly on Lake Erie, and the inter- 
ference from ice conditions, serve to lessen the supply of water available for both 
domestic use and power purposes. From a legal standpoint, the Commissioners 
were advised that no responsibility rested upon them to restore the levels once 
existing, and it was further shown that the three Power Companies operating in 
Queen Victoria Park had agreed with the Commissioners to assume all responsi- 
bility for damages caused in the construction and operation of their respective 
works. The supply of water for domestic use in a Municipality such as Niagara 
Falls is, however, a very important matter, and to force the Water Commissioners 
to litigate for the purpose of obtaining a supply for the needs of the city, would 
lead to a long series of Court actions before any remedy could be obtained. It 
was, therefore, decided that some remedial works might be constructed, and the 
responsibility for the cost of the same determined later. The only Company to 
take exception to this procedure was the Electrical Development Company, which 
set forth that it was entitled to defend itself against any claim for damage. After 
designs had been prepared for the construction of a gathering dam to. increase 
the height of water at the joint intake, the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of 
Ontario became aware of the proposed action of the Commissioners, and under- 
took to supply the City of Niagara Falls during emergencies occurring from low 
water stages by a connection with one of the main water carrying conduits of the 
Ontario Power Company. This action was made possible when the Power Com- 
mission gained control of the Ontario Power Company on August Ist, 1917. The 
Ontario Power Company itself, while under the original management, had de- 
clined to supply the city on emergency occasions, except in case of fire. When 
the Power Commission proposed to come to the assistance of the Municipality, 
the new work, although ready for construction, was abandoned temporarily, and the 
winter of 1917-18 will serve to show whether reliance may be placed upon the 
new source of supply. Fortunately the Niagara River levels have been higher 
than the average of the last several years, and this helps to relieve the situation. 


12 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


Hypro-ELectric CANAL. 


The new Hydro-Electric Power development being constructed by the Hydro- 
Electric Power Commission of Ontario to increase the power supply for western 
Ontario and the Toronto district, fed from Niagara, will affect the Park System 
at two points. The intake works will be located on the Niagara River at the 
south side of the mouth of the Chippawa Creek, where the boulevard detour 
through the village of Chippawa again joins the Niagara River shore line. The 
eourse of the canal diverting Niagara River water for the proposed new power 
station uses the Chippawa Creek or Welland River for a distance of four and 
one-quarter miles, and for this length the flow of Chippawa Creek will be re- 
versed. The canal proper, eight and three-quarters miles long, commences at 
Montrose, running northerly to Lundy’s Lane, and thence north-easterly to Smea- 
ton’s Ravine in the Niagara River Gorge, skirting the Whirlpool north of and ad- 
joining the heavy earth embankment of the International Railway Company at 
Bowman’s Ravine. The highest elevation of the canal line is at Lundy’s Lane 
crossing, where the water level will be over one hundred feet below the road. 
surface. The Welland River will be deepened, and a small area of Park lands 
will be required to straighten the shore line, thereby necessitating some re-align- 
ment of the Niagara River Boulevard. The entrance racks and ice fender will 
be outstream from Hog Island, the water passing between the island and the 
south main shore. Between the intake and the shore an entrance lock is to be 
built for vessels. It will be readily seen that the water passing through the 
new power canal will diminish the quantity of water flowing by Park property 
below Chippawa as well as the quantity plunging over the Horseshoe Falls. This 
phase of the development and its effect upon the Park is receiving attention. 
The Park System will also be affected at Smeaton’s Ravine, where the generating 
station will be located on the talus between the chain reservation and the water’s 
edge of the Niagara River. Permission has been given to clear the area necessary 
for construction. It may be pointed out that there will be an extensive area 
of land from the Whirlpool to the end of the canal and adjacent to the Park 
System that will be suitable for Park and Suburban development, and a properly 
co-ordinated scheme of landscaping would relieve this section of the district from 
the effects of the scar which will be made by the canal with its deep excavations 
and large spoil banks. Some preliminary plans have been made embodying sugges- 
tions for such a parking scheme, and its accomplishment would complete the boule- 
vard connection between Niagara Falls and Queenston. 


AERIAL TRAMWAY, 

The Niagara Spanish Aerocar Company sought permission to erect a shelter 
building at the Thompson’s Point terminal of the aerial tramway, and the right to 
conduct a general souvenir and restaurant business, but it was decided in the in- 
terests of the public to operate the concessions required by tourists as a department - 
of the Park at an early date. In the meantime the Company was allowed to sell 
souvenirs temporarily in the terminals of the cableway. 

The roadway extension from the northerly limit of the City of Niagara 
Falls to Colt’s Point, to provide better access to the tramway, was considered and 
planned, but when the larger project of opening up connection to Queenston by 
co-operating with the Hydro-Hlectric Power Commission became a_ possibility, 
it was decided to make this part of the more extensive scheme, and, therefore, 
construction was not begun. 


Niagara River Boulevard at Usher’s Creek. 


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In the Thirty-First Annual Report, mention was made of the difficulties 
under which the Aerocar Company had labored since the date of its agreement 
and the difficulties experienced in building the plant. It was also stated that the 
Company had been relieved of rentals to the extent of seventeen hundred and 
fifty ($1,750) dollars owing to the various delays which had occurred in making 
the cableway revenue producing. The Company made further representation 
during 1917, submitting returns to show that the operation of the concession would 
not only be unprofitable, but entirely impossible with the present scale of rentals. 
Unfortunately in the month of May, and during the negotiations, the representa- 
tive of the Spanish Company, Antonio Balzola, died quite suddenly, leaving the 
corporation without representation in Canada to authoritatively proceed with the 
matter. It was proposed on behalf of the Company that the minimum rental, 
now a fixed sum of $3,500 per annum, should be changed to a percentage scale based 
upon the gross receipts. Owing to the inability of the Directors in Spain to send 
a representative to this country during the war, and failure to authorise someone 
in Canada to represent them, a decision has remained in abeyance. In the mean- 
time the rental due August Ist and November Ist, respectively, has not been 
paid, and the Company is in default. 


PowER COMPANIES. 


In the report to the Legislature for 1916, attention was called to the view 
which the Canadian Niagara Power Company entertains respecting its franchise 
rights. ‘The general specifications presented by the Company, and approved by 
the Commissioners, distinctly hmit the development to 100,000 electrical horse- 
power, but the Company claims the right to generate in excess of this amount, 
although to just what limit has not been made evident. Machinery has been installed 
and works constructed for a development at the present time of slightly over 
100,000 horse-power, and in the six months ending April 30th, 1917, a peak load 
of 101,070 horse-power was generated. In the six months ending October 31st, 
1917, a peak load of 102,950 horse-power was generated. The Company tendered 
payment of rentals on the basis of the excess power generated, but the Commis- 
sioners refused to receive any moneys for power beyond the limit of 100,000 elec- 
trical horse-power, the quantity which the Company itself placed as a limit, and 
which the Commissioners sanctioned. | 

The Ontario Power Company contracted in 1908 with the Hydro-Electric 
Power Commission of Ontario to supply a maximum amount of 100,000 electrical 
horse-power, and this quantity was taken by the Power Commission for distribu- 
tion in south western Ontario some time ago, while an additional amount was 
arranged for from the Canadian Niagara Power Company. Owing to the in- 
creasing demands to be supphed through the Power Commission, negotiations were 
entered into with the Ontario Power Company, which resulted in that corpora- 
tion coming under the control of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission through 
the purchase of a controlling interest in the common stock. The transaction was 
completed, and the plant turned over to the new management on August Ist, 
1917. Prior to the change of ownership, the claim of the Commissioners for 
additional rentals was again pressed vigorously. The Company sought to show, 
however, that in previous negotiations, looking toward an amicable settlement of 
the additional rental dispute, the Commissioners had definitely approved a lower 
scale of rentals than that upheld by the Privy Council in the case against the 
Canadian Niagara Power Company. ‘The correspondence, however, clearly in- 


14 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


dicated that this was not the case, and, therefore, the solicitor was instructed 
to enter suit for the amount due, with interest. It is understood that the terms 
of sale leave the settlement of past rentals to be adjusted by the former owners 
of the Ontario Power Company. 

The Electrical Development Company still continues to develop power in 
excess of its contracturdl right to generate 125,000 electrical horse-power, and 
an investigation has been referred under the Water Powers Regulation Act to a 
Commission for a report to the Lieutenant Governor-in-Council. This hearing 
was finished in December, but the finding has not been reported by the Commis- 
sion, which consisted of Chief Justice Sir Wiliam R. Meredith, together with 
Mr. Justice Sutherland and Mr. Justice Kelly. The situation is somewhat com- 
plicated for the present, both with this Company and the Canadian Niagara Power 
Company, owing to the shortage of power in Ontario, and the direction of the 
power controller under federal appointment, that all of the Power Companies 
should develop electrical energy to the full capacity of their works. Suit has 
been entered against the Electrical Development Company for the amount of 
its additional rentals, with interest, and this suit, it is expected, will determine 
the rights of the Company now in dispute. 


FINANCIAL. 


The accompanying financial statement shows.in detail the receipts from all 
sources and the expenditures for upkeep and improvement of the several areas 
comprising the entire Park System. The total revenue amounted to $277,148.26, 
including repayments of $7,328.86 by the Municipalities of Bridgeburg and Fort 
Erie for work performed by the Commissioners. To this must be added the 
balance in the bank on January Ist, 1917, amounting to $65,403.59, making a 
total of $342,551.85. There are also balances of $1,000.00 in Current Account 
and $2,983.04 in Park Restaurant Account. 
Upon improvement or capital account there was expended the sum of 

$15,517.15, the smallest amount for a number of years, and less than one quarter 
of the approved estimate. Necessary equipment at the Park Restaurant cost 
$5,671.85, the remainder being distributed over the systems of parks as shown. 
Total maintenance absorbed $91,348.32, an increase over 1916, due largely to the 
higher wage rates and cost of materials. 

The total authorised issue of Park Debentures is $900,000, and of this amount 
$835,000 have been sold. The interest charges thereon were $32,988.26, an 
average rate of 3.95 per cent. 

During the years 1915 and 1916, $200,000 was paid to the Provincial Trea- 
surer on account of Sinking Fund accumulations, dating back to the first issue 
of Debentures in 1887. According to Statute, 1 per cent. per annum of the 
entire amount of Debentures authorised was to be set apart for the purpose of 
partially repaying the bonded indebtedness at maturity in 1927. The financial 
conditions of the Park in its earlier development had never permitted any sink- 
ing fund payments prior to 1915. The balance of the amount owing to December 
31st, 1917, $96,062.96, has now been paid, leaving the sum of $9,000.00 to be 
provided annually. 

Notwithstanding the unfavorable conditions created by the war and the 
extreme wet weather early in the tourist season, the Restaurant in Queen 
Victoria Park ended the year with a balance of $1,367.71, after paying all the 
expenses of operation. 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 


15 


It will be observed from the detail statement that receipts increased about 
thirty per cent., while expenditures, including wages and supplies, increased 


thirty-six per cent. over the figures for the year 1916. 


The amount of earnings for the last two years indicate that the Restaurant 
will pay interest and depreciation on the equipment used, providing no rental is 


charged for the premises occupied. 


The report of the Park Superintendent details the various works performed. 


All of which is respectfully submitted, 


P. W.. Exuis, Chairman. 
Groraz H. WILKES, 
L. C. RayMonp, 
W. IL. Doran, 

Leprie CEARKE! 
J. D. CHAPLIN, 
H. Y. Granv. 


Niagara Falls, Ontario, February 18th, 1918. 


FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 1917, 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance in Imperial Bank, January Ist, 1917 
Ditaripwee OW el COMP AIhy,-oPOll LA dcn ety ake: Meta fears doe de wis, Saas ec eae Se 
Ontario Power Company, additional rental 
Ganacgiann Niagara Power Company, rental ve ot. ce. oe tee oes se 
Canadian Niagara Power Company, additional rent 
Electrical Development Company, rental .......5...... eee eee 
Electrical Development Company, additional rental 
PLeTHALIONd lL aall wayesCompany, rental fc. ee es ts oe tells 
R. P. Slater, rental to September 6th, 1916 .......... $10,394 93 

iGess amount, for equipment, etc. ...06...... 6.5. 3,663 66 


coe e reer eee te eee eee 
oe eer ee ee oo 


ooo e ee eee ee 


Niagara Spanish Aerocar Company, rental for one quarter .. 

PVs Sara Oa ITI ee OC Gir, sitet sel onerstece oh epere ta acenelolacerohe. of sberase. woete tie 
Nite Ua ety Clos DOULCV ALU. SELAY Sp CLC cn yeu ai oo a's ong #cchoke orsign hs olte 
Niagara River Boulevard, Bridgeburg 
Peale Ly Cra DOULe Va lU eM OF be LOE LO i eine ccc sinvevers: ralslabetumair as 
T. W. Midforth, Queenston Heights, rental 
PEPEVVERRLIC LOL T ea CItVO Nal STON Wor. oe aace se w. csieonata cbagorSepiteuce eens 
Maid of the Mist Steamboat Company, rental ................. 
William LeBlond, Maid of the Mist Dock rental 
Interest on Deposits 
Sundries 


eoeee ett eee eee ee ee eee eos ee 


Cr i 


oot tee eo eevee ee 
ooeeoereeee eee eee eres see eee sees sees te vseeve 


oA) 8) 168 MAG 15: 6) 8) ORs 6 C. \@: @ 8.0) 6) 0) :@. 6) 6" 0:16 © 6. he ov 6, 0 6) 60 6 6716 (0) 0 (e 6 Oe 6 0.4: (6 e108 


Balance in Current Accounts: 
Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park System .......... 
Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park Restaurant 


oor eee ee 


15,000 
52, 0'2'4 


15,000 : 


61,198 
10,000 


6,731 
875 
256 
567 

5,328 

2,000 
700 
209 
500 
100 

2,483 
838 


$1,000 
2,983 


©] © (6) 1@, 0) © 0.8 0 6.8 © 8 6 6 0 6 6 0 6 00 6 6 6 0 6 


$65,403 59 


277,148 26 


$342,551 85 


00 
04 


16 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS 
EXPENDITURES. 
CAPITAL ACCOUNT: 
Queen Victoria Park: 
Park? “WOUIDITENE™ . specie Sie scaunctene Cosas eee ie ieee eee $1,708 
Improvements to Administration Building ............ 1,020: 
Military <Barricacde si ooo ae cya gs rece cee er eget eee tena 1,614 
Office Equipment ........ "i taorrce OS sesheptt® de ORR eee es 436 
Storage. Building for Park. MoquipMent ss 28 oe ea ae coe 208 
NEW SPRL Site Se wie crcleios Ciskel Pings eho erat ohiase ere aie eet aise erie ete 92 
Trees and) SUPUDS =." aks Sclast oe mere eee sens cae nee ante aa teaaronens 50 
Hecock: + Ta Dleb rs wiecctts aco e aeeccee Stele eaetee as ere cer eee 20 
Landscaping: at Dulterin. islands eee otk eee eee tee 19 
Inter-Telephone=Wxtensionwe.. ver ak sare eee epee ie ena 16 
The =Restaurant-—WdULDIMe te. «seas etre eeset. rece ee $3,616 
Soda Fountain Equipment ......... 2,055 
Queenston: 
General sIMprovements. iy ox sie wees, ayeleae eee aetanan oes $12 
Niagara Glen: 
General Improvements and WPlantine ya. oe ese aes es $439 
Whirlpool: 
TEES ANZ SNYUDS Mack es cals Reckee kee av, piles Cand Perea recone $84 
Colt “Property scGV ALUALION ee aie -cue rs Gente recor chee cekeneetnshr olen ces 135 
Niagara River Boulevard: 
GradinevaDramace. ands be lantine se. chores hear eee $3,601 
Riprap ‘Construction to Prevent Hrosion .............. 418 
Lands and “MovineeButldin SS saves. cube coe ciel eters «ane ene 87 
Administration: 
Superintendenteand stall. 2... ca decode ee ee ee $16,029 
OT GE SS UD DISS cae Ae. eee ce. weeks 0 keke ieee meee here 580 
OMe -WXDONSES tech cha ecaasteek alia ee oles meee ee eee 873 
TYAVElliNe MXDONSOS. pre vies See hohe heeds eee ee ar cs 468 
Commissioners eu xXpenseg-s © 6.6 ceria aia tee sateen 343 
Guards and Caretakers: 
Queens Victoria Park 25 oc. vice lateness at ee eee $7,328 
Queenston” sae. sw ee ees ee ee et ee 1,409 
Niagara,’ Glen aces Se. oe ele nee ye ee ee 609 
IW DAT T DOO LS ee ie Cee Fees eee ea SR Soc eae ee ee 286 
Landy’s* Lane” Buryin2eGromnd ae, oe eee ee ee 266 
HOPE BITie@ esso eo suc e he etn ge he sheen ne as enema ee eereeaes 218 
Upkeep: 
Queenu-V ictorial;- Parks wate. eeteeeraeae te ee ee eee $40,516 
Butleris ‘Burying’ Ground oe ek ee. 6 
EVO CNSEON~ xcs why: 5 5-5 Seco mete ep aa toe oO eae eee eee Oe ee oe 2,595 
Niagara Gillen ..c eds ain aust eee Rene ee eee ae! 1193 
WHIT DOOL ons seul we ae ee ne ee eee eae ee 188 
Chain vReserve ono 2 othe oe ee ee ee 419 
River ¢Road fies phe va he ee ee eee eae eee 407 
Lundys "Rane. .Buryine—-Ground 4... ee eee 1,373 
Niacara River Boulevard 4%. aserae oho ae eee 15,999 
FOOLS TC 5682 Sai se de eco seh vie eI ee oar ee ne 236 


Interest on Debentures 
Sinking Fund to December 31st, 1917 


32 
45 
16 
14 
56 
5 
00 
65 
80 
1 


31 
04 


32 


49 


© “O).0 (0 (Ge 0 © O 'e ie) 0) 6. 6 (6-8 6 0 6 6.8 6 6 4 6 0% 6 eee s 6 6,0 0 the 


oer ee ee eee Ce ee ee mw wee ewe 


Balance-in, Bank, December sist, 19 17a: he 


No. 9 


5,187 56 


5,671 35 


12 32 


439 49 


99 54 


4,106 89 


°18,294 93 


10,117 28 


62,936 11 
32.988 26 
96,062 96 
106,635 16 


$342,551 85 


1918 


PARK COMMISSION. 


nis’ 


STATEMENT OF SINKING FUND AND INTEREST ACCUMULATIONS AT 3%, COM- 
POUNDED HALF-YEARLY TO DECEMBER 31ST, 1917, FOR THE ENTIRE 
AMOUNT OF DEBENTURES ISSUED BY THE QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA 
FALLS PARK COMMISSION. 


No, 
No. 
No. 
No. 


Issue 
Issue 
Issue 
Issue 


© 6 © @ ere. ee @ @ 


Oe ele) 6! 6, et a) 


ee 6 6 ¢ 0.8 © 0 ¢ 


Debentures. 
$525,000 0.0 
75,000 00 
100,000 00 


200,000 00 


$900,000 00 


Sinking Fund 


Total Sinking Fund and interest 
Dec. 31st, 1917—Total payments and interest to 


Amount due December 31st, 1917 .: 


1917. 
Jan. 


TH 


1—Balance in Imperial Bank 


Dec. 31—Total Receipts for Season 
Total Expenditures: 


Management and Wages 
Supplies and Sundry Expenses 


Balance in Imperial Bank 


Date of Issue. Sinking Fund. 
July 1, 1887 $157,500 00 
July 1, 1894 17,250 00 
July 1, 1908 9,000 00 
July 1, 1910 14,000 00 
$197,750 00 
Meroe ttn date act rine core 
E RESTAURANT. 
Sie EE ae ee aa SE Ue ka 
Fis oe ER Se, IE id $3,569 23 
i er cn 9,035 21 
12,604 


Inventory of foodstuffs, ete., $330.00. 


‘al ia 8) 0:0) '@) 6), 0, ©) (8; 6 (0) @ (ei (u) (6)(9 6) 6 0 0/8 e\ 6 (e 0 


Interest. 
$98,851 

7,706 
1,398 
1,681 


$109,638 
197,750 


$307,388 
211,325 


$96,062 


$1,615 33 


136% 71 


$2,983 04 


STATEMENT OF DEBENTURE INDEBTEDNESS AS AT DECEMBER 31s17, 1917. 


Outstanding. 
$525,000 00 
75,000 00 
100,000 00 
135,000 00 


Interest Rate. 
47 
4% 
344% 
4% 


SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT, 1903-1917. 


Authorized. 

TRS ESO Lenk SS less oo kce $525,000 00 

Issue: of 1894 ....... 75,000 00 

Psete OL L908 Soe es 100,000 00 

Issue of 1909 ....... 200,000 00 
For 


1903—January 31st, Deposited 
1905—December 30th, Interest to date 


Less Cost of Submerged Dam 


International Railway Company. 


1917—October 3lst, Interest to date 


2 Y 


Behe) 010) eo! 0-86 6 ee, 6 0.0 


® (eo \@) ele. 6) ‘a: e/a (eo) lo 8 2 6 0 0 6) @ @  @ Oc ere le ise, © 16) 6 © 646) 0. 8) 6 « 


$ 


oO OL enie ere. lene 


25,000 
2,288 


0 6 eC 0 8 ite & 6 6 6 <6 Se. 6 0 6 ‘el 8 0: '0' 0 © 9 5 6 0c 6 0 


Date of Maturity. 


2nd, 1927 
2nd; 1927 
2nd, 1927 
2nd, 1927 


July 
July 
July 
July 


Maintaining Water Levels at Intake of Canadian Niagara Power Company and 


0:0 

31 
$27,288 41 
2,189 32 
$215,099 09 
10,595 10 


$35,694 19 


18 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS . No. 9 


REPORT OF THE PARK SUPERINTENDENT. 


To the Commissioners for the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park. 


GENTLEMEN,—I submit herewith my Tenth Annual Report, detailing the 
operations connected with the maintaining and improving of the Queen Victoria 
Niagara Falls Park System for the year ended December 31st, 1917. 


GENERAL. 


The estimates for the year provided for only the most necessary improvements 
in connection with the Parks and Boulevards comprising the Park System, and 
even after the preparation of the schedules for approval by the Government, re- 
quest was made that the expenditure should be reduced to the lowest figures con- 
sistent ‘with economical administration. In accordance with the prevailing 
opinion that the European war might be nearing a close toward the end of the 
year, some amounts were included to prepare plans for works necessary in the 
near future, but the turn of events has prevented any of these moneys from: being 
expended, and for the most part capital account includes only nominal sums 
used. The maintenance has caused a great deal of concern owing to our inability 
to obtain men of proper capabilities, and the general breakdown of the transporta- 
tion systems in the delivery of materials. ‘These two causes, together with -the 
bad weather conditions experienced in the early season and in the month of Octo- 
ber, cut off a large percentage of the smaller improvements that were proposed, 
and had it not been for the uniform degree of maintenance in former years, con- 
siderable portions of the roadway system would have been in very bad condition. 
As it was, the late Fall found a mile of the boulevard south of Chippawa without 
adequate protection to shed the water and preserve the interior metal. So unusual 
were the conditions governing’ the delivery of supplies that sand and gravel were 
hauled by motor at night in an endeavor to keep up the surfacing of the roadways. 


~ QuEEN Victrorta Park. 


The southerly section of Queen Victoria Park, from the Administration 
Building to Dufferin Islands, was completely barricaded against public travel, ‘and 
under military guard, thereby removing a large part of that area from the ordinary 
maintenance operations. ‘The barricade, however, consisting of barbed wire en- 
tanglement, has to be maintained for the Military authorities, and entails no 
small amount of work in repairs and supervision of the lighting. Then, too, the 
quarters for the guard are built and maintained out of Park funds, and the last 
of the bunk houses was finished in December, 1916. 

The most extensive works in the Park Proper were the rebuilding of the 
greenhouses and the overhauling and improving of that portion of the Adminis- 
tration Building used for a public restaurant. In addition to completely refur- 
nishing the dining-rooms, a large amount of rearranging of plant was effected 
to provide better and more adequate accommodation for the tourist patrons. On 
the ground floor the serving depot was consolidated to furnish a quicker service 
and to handle additional numbers. There was added to the restaurant equipment 
a soda fountain apparatus, consisting of a marble service board and an appropriate 
buffet in wood. Extra lighting has still to be installed in the fountain-room to ~ 
bring it up to the accepted standard for this class of service. In connection with 
the Restaurant a small plot of the park, adjacent to the greenhouses, was used 


‘USTI}BVILT, jJodaegQ sSneulumnNniug ‘yIVq eU0pTA UsenH ‘AVMOATIGQ UTI 


ies 


1918 | PARK COMMISSION. 19 


for the production of vegetables. Unfortunately this was a little late in being 
started, but it produced considerable quantities of small stuff which were served 
fresh on the tables. At the beginning of the season it seemed quite doubtful 
whether the restaurant could be made to pay its way, and a loss was fully ex- 
pected, but the good months of July and August, supplemented by fair weather 
in September, brought the receipts up, and there is a balance after paying the 
operating expenditures. The amount is smaller than for the year 1916, but must 
be considered very satisfactory when the prevailing conditions are considered. It 
must not, however, be thought that the Restaurant is a profitable investment, 
because when the interest on plant and depreciation is taken into consideration, 
the results at the best are a slight loss. It is the aim, however, to provide good 
service at moderate rates and to pay the cost of operation. ~ Enough experience 
has been gained to show that this can be done under ordinary conditions, but it 
has been more difficult in the last two years owing to unusual circumstances. 

When in 1913 it appeared reasonably certain that the Power Company con- 
struction work which had disturbed the Park surface for over ten years would 
draw to a close within a reasonable period, the building of modern conserva- 
tories was made the subject of considerable study and planning. Even after 
war in Europe broke out, but before the extent of the conflict was fully realised, 
the hope of building was entertained. As a result of the expectation to build, 
the maintenance of the present small greenhouses was allowed to fall behind some- 
what to save expense. The plant now in use was erected at various times, and 
without a complete plan being prepared. It was found to be in a very insecure 
state in 1917, and in order to continue growing operations at all, large and 
extensive repairs became necessary. The two wings in the rear of the potting- 
room were practically reconstructed, the woodwork and glass being renewed 
throughout. The concrete walls, which were somewhat out of alignment and 
rough in appearance, were trued up and re-finished with a cement wash, greatly 
improving both the interior and exterior of the southerly propagating house. The 
distributing pipes for heating were reset to uniform grades, and the defective 
lengths taken out, while all joints were re-caulked. Floors were lowered to give 
additional head room, and the central walk curbed on both sides. ‘These eurbs 
were used for footings to support the legs of the side benches. 

The northerly wing off the potting-room, entirely of frame construction, was 
rebuilt from the ground up, and a connecting passage cut into two ranges that 
formerly had no means of entry except from outside the main houses. The roof 
structures of these latter two buildings were found to be in fair condition, but the 
side walls were renewed. All woodwork was painted inside and out, as were 
also the furnace and pipes. The total cost of reconstruction was slightly over three 
thousand dollars. 

The oldest section of the existing plant, the palm house, still remains to be 
repaired, and it will be more difficult than the work already finished, because 
extra height is required. The most effective way to meet the situation will pro- 
bably be to lower the floor below the present grade. 

A smaller work required for the housing of additional equipment consisted 
of an extension to the Park garage, originally built from one end of the metal- 
covered sheds used in the early days for sheltering horses, but now scarcely re- 
quired. A portion of the shed space alongside the old garage was taken, floored. 
with concrete and housed in to form a reasonably effective shelter for Park 
vehicles, and it seems likely that most of the building can be used to advantage 


20 te THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


in this manner rather than allowing it to remain for a vehicle shelter. The 
changes were not completed before frost put a stop to the construction, but it 
will be ready for occupation in the early spring. All of the present shed accom- 
modation is but temporary, awaiting the proper layout and construction of a plant 
that will be adequate for the Park needs in the near future. 

The maintenance of the Park proper consisted of the usual operations in 
connection with the plantations, lawns, paths, and driveways. ‘The main drive- 
way from Clifton Incline to the Dufferin Islands, received nothing but light re- 
pairs during the year, the ruts and depressions being cleaned out to a depth of 
about one inch, and refilled with gravel mixed with tar. “This operation was per- 
formed without heating by the use of a cold patching material having considerable 
volatile matter which is given off in a few days after being mixed with the stone 
or gravel. The main roadway was kept open all during the winter, necessitating 
the removal of large quantities of snow and ice from December until the end of 
March. Particularly was this the case in the vicinity of Table Rock and the 
Horseshoe Falls, where the spray gradually builds up in periods of low tempera- 
ture, forming solid ice masses of over five feet in thickness. The general re- 
surfacing of the main driveways would have been undertaken had it been ge solyie 
to secure proper materials and sufficient labor. 

The main fountain in front of the Administration Beane required light 
repairs to the masonry and foundations, while the water pipes aie sewers gave 
very little trouble during the whole of the season. The supply of water for 
drinking purposes is to a large extent secured from springs leading from the toe 
of the escarpment, and when but few dwellings were located near the Park boun- 
dary, this proved an excellent water supply. It is now found, however, that the 
springs are gradually becoming centaminated, in spite of every effort to maintain 
their purity, such as isolating them from the puble and providing sand filters 
through which the water must flow to the main reservoir. When samples were 
tested in August, it was found that some contamination existed in each spring, and 
some to an extent making the water unsafe for public use. It was, therefore, 
decided to close all the springs and connect the drinking fountain to the water 
mains of the City of Niagara Falls. While the water for this plant is not all that 
can be desired, the supply is chlorinated before leaving the pump-house, and is, 
therefore, suitable for use. 

During the winter months, in addition to minor repairs in the Administra- 
tion Building, the Commissioners’ quarters were completely overhauled and_ re- 
papered, the woodwork being newly stained and waxed. New lighting fixtures 
were placed in all of the rooms. 

The two lavatories opposite the picnic grounds, and built of concrete, were 
treated to a cement wash on the outside, thereby improving the appearance con- 
siderably. One older structure was done away with entirely, because not required. 

The bottom of the bathing-pool was well sanded prior to the swimming 
season to even up the irregularities, and provide safe footing for bathers. A large 
diving raft was also built and anchored in the centre of the pool. This acts as a 
safety device, and in addition a row boat was purchased and is kept ready for any 
emergency. 

South of the Table Rock House the old drive shed, built some years ago, and 
in a dilapidated condition, owing to its being moved during construction opera- 
tions of the Ontario Power Company, was torn down and the material used else- 
where.- Owing to the closing of the Table Rock House, the building was not 
required, and it can be renewed later if found necessary. 


1918. .-PARK COMMISSION. 21 


On the night of October 12th-13th, a portion of the edge of the chff imme- 
diately opposite the Pump House of the Niagara Falls City Water Works fell 
into the gorge, taking with it part of the parapet wall, with its foundation, and 
also several slabs of the sidewalk, undermining slightly the brick pavement of 
this point. Such an occurrence was entirely unlooked for, although seams and 
cracks were known to exist in the vicinity, and it is fortunate that it happened 
at a time when no one was around, and when the area was under barricade. It 
is probable that water and frost action were largely responsible for the break, 
and in the repair work, which is now necessary, it seems that the whole of the 
overhanging edge from the Horseshoe Falls to the Ontario Power Company’s 
Generating Station must be scaled to a considerable depth for the purpose of 
safety. This operation will entail the relocation of the brick pavement, the con- 
crete walk, and the parapet wall, with its foundation, for a distance of six hundred 
feet, and at a large expenditure of money. 

The two main pavilions in the vicinity of the picnic grounds were prepared 
for painting by scraping the iron work and renewing portions of the roofs. This 
work will be finished in the spring season. 

During the whole of the winter months, the pruning of the trees in the 
Park proper was under way, and much progress was made. Unfortunately a 
larger staff is required for this purpose to adequately cope with the situation, and 
it is a branch of the Park activities which will pay well for the outlay. 

Some three hundred Hybrid Tea Roses were added to the Rose Garden, in 
addition to fifty Climbing varieties, and the results were the most successful that 
have yet been obtained. In addition to this feature the Spring and Fall displays 
of flowers were held at the City Hall in Niagara Falls, and the proceeds were given 
for Red Cross purposes, the amount being $510.36. Another effect of the war 
has been to make it very difficult to obtain bulb stock from across the Atlantic. 
The consignment for next spring’s work came barely in time to allow planting, 
frost being already in the ground. 


BouLEvVARD. 


Water action on the high bank of the Boulevard south of the Shipyard threat- 
ened considerable damage from erosion, and additional riprap protection was 
required to remedy the trouble. About one hundred and fifty tons of rubble stone 
was used in this work and placed at the toe of the slope above the water’s edge. 

In the original boulevard construction some of the first box drains were 
carried only to the westerly side of the roadway, leaving an open ditch from that 
point to the boulevard boundary. | When opportunity affords these are being 
extended and the surface filled in. One culvert was thus extended near Slater’s 
Point, the regular type of reinforced construction being used. 

A final settlement was made for the additional land required at the Ander- 
son Estate immediately north of the town of Bridgeburg, and in the arrange- 
mient the boundary fence had to be moved to a new location. Owing to the con- 
dition of the old structure, it was considered advisable to build a new wire fence 
on cedar posts. The old house at this location was sold and removed, the lands 
being taken possession of for planting purposes. 

Drainage at the Houck Farm, north of Black Creek, has given some difficulty 
owing to the outlets being rather small for flood conditions. A new drain was 
built at this point, and a long diagonal open ditch abandoned and filled in for 


planting. 


Qe THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


On road repairs it was found impossible to obtain the stone supply for sur- 
face construction, and in order that this work might not be abandoned altogether, 
sand and gravel were resorted to. To use this finer material a lighter grade of 
tar was purchased. ‘The sand procured was pit run and not altogether uniform, 
and to that extent was less satisfactory that the stone supphes heretofore used. 
Only those parts of the roadway most in need of repairs were treated in this 
manner, the intervening sections being patched with a heavier tar by the usual 
method-of picking out the depressions. 

On the section of roadway between the Park Proper and Chippawa, where 
an asphalt carpet treatment had been used, considerable unevenness of the road 
surface was caused by creeping and buckling, particularly on the edges of the 
macadam surface, where the material had accumulated in such a manner that 
the carpet was thicker than is found satisfactory. The surface was unbroken, and, 
therefore, it appeared desirable to find some method of treatment that would 
iron out the surface without removing it entirely. After a number of experi- 
ments, kerosene oil was used to soften the asphalt so that the uneven portions 
might be scraped true to grade with an ordinary road scraper. The softened 
surface was then thoroughly rolled at an angle of forty-five degrees with the 
axis of the roadway, and a slight coating of sand was apphed to cover the oil. 
Care had to be exercised in the rolling, because too much made the surface brittle 
and destroyed the bond between the asphalt and the stone. The results were fairly 
satisfactory and the roadway much improved. 

Considerable time was given to the removal of sod and weeds from the drainage 
gutters along the boulevard roadway, and on.all of the sections this work was 
continued until the late Fall, providing better drainage for the wet seasons. 

All of the signs and station posts along the boulevard were repainted and 
relettered. 

The concrete pavement through the Municipalities of Bridgeburg and Fort 
Erie, built in 1915, has required very little maintenance. During 1917, however, 
a number of the usual cracks in this type of work developed, and in order that 
information might be gathered a complete survey of the cracks was undertaken 
last Fall, and the results are indicated on the accompanying plates. The plates 
show the materials used, the type of sub-grade encountered, and the location of 
the reinforcement. The larger cracks were thoroughly cleaned and poured with 
a heavy grade of ‘hot tar and covered with gravel, thus preventing the water from 
getting to the subgrade. At a point immediately south of the International 
Bridge, one hundred and fifty feet of curbing was added on the east side of the 
concrete, where the surface wash had caused the side slopes of the embankment 
to sink below the road surface and slide toward the river. 

All through the winter months, as weather permitted, young trees were dug 
in the bush for spring planting, and altogether some twelve hundred shrubs and ~ 
four hundred trees were added to the boulevard in spring and fall. During the 
months of July and August, an examination was conducted to search out the 
tussock and other moths. These enemies to tree growth were very prevalent, and 
all the caterpillars found were destroyed. ? 

Fire from adjoining private property during the month of August destroyed . 
about one hundred small Pin Oak trees near Slater’s Point. Some of the speci- 
mens were upwards of twelve feet high. They were all replaced later. 

The appearance of the Boulevard is best in the month of September, after 
all the grass has been cut. Up to the present only one cutting is given in a 


Bed of Spring Flowers, Entrance to Queen Victoria Park. 


Soda Fountain and Buffet, Queen Victoria Park Refectory. 


1918 3 PARK COMMISSION, 23 


season, owing to the large expense that would be involved. The weeds of the 
earlier years are now being overcome by the thick turf and conditions are gradually 
improving. 


NIAGARA GLEN, 


~The small shelter building adjoining the railway tracks on the upper level 
has been provided with removable sides to give better protection during the cold 
weather period. 

The workshop on the lower level was painted, one coat on the outside, and a 
tool-box built. ‘Two snow ploughs were added to the Park equipment for cleaning 
the paths during the winter. 

A commencement was made on the work of removing injurious vines from 
the small trees. Many trees were gradually being forced out of existence by these 
subjects hving upon them. 

A complete set of direction signs was added to the pathways of the Glen 
for the purpose of assisting visitors to see the points of interest and make access 
and exit easier. 

In the Fall months a new path was constructed from the upper level steps 
northerly to Pebbly Beach, the extreme north limit of the Glen property. Thus 
another area of beautiful scenery has been opened up and the visitors may return 
by the main path along the river. 


(QUEENSTON, 


Some repairs and improvements were added to the kitchen of the Restaurant, 
which was originally built through a joint arrangement with the lessee of privi- 
leges. It was made more sanitary and altered to provide a better arrangement 
for serving. 

The picnic grounds in the grove immediately south of the Restaurant have 
endangered the life of many trees, owing to the large numbers frequenting the 
spot. The grounds for picnic parties were therefore moved to a new location west 
of Brock’s Monument to give this older area an opportunity to recover. A building 
was arranged for to provide hot water for picnic parties, as usual. 

A motor lawn-mower was added to the equipment of this Park to cope with 
the cutting of grass, and particularly as an offset against the shortage of labor. 
Unfortunately it did not prove altogether satisfactory owing to the amount of 
time it was under repairs, but while in order it did very good service. 


Respectfully submitted, 


JoHN H. JACKSON, 


Superintendent. 
Niagara Falls, Ontario. 
February 18th, 1918. 


24 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS OE NOeD 


REPORT OF CHIEF GARDENER. 
To the Superintendent of the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park System. 


Dear Sir,—The report submitted herewith is that of the chief operations 
and improvements undertaken during the year 1917 in the Horticultural Depart- 
ment. Appended to it are the results of experiments, which it is the practice 
yearly to conduct. 


Tue PARK PROPER. 


Flower Displays——During the year two displays of flowers and plants were 
made in the City Hall, Niagara Falls, Ontario, one chiefly of Calceolarias from 
April 20th until the 22nd, inclusive, the other of Chrysanthemums from November 
8th until the 11th, inclusive. The proceeds which were, respectively, $210.34 
and $300.02, were given to the Canadian Red Cross Fund. Approximately nineteen 
hundred people attended the first display, and twenty-seven hundred the latter. 

Three hundred hybrid tea Roses were planted in the Rose Garden in beds. 
Fifty climbing Roses in twelve varieties were also planted. ‘These will be trained 
to pillars and arches, and should become attractive inj a few years. The Roses 
generally made good growth, and nearly all should flower profusely during 1918. 

A collection of twenty-five varieties of hybrid tea Roses was generously given 
by Mr. M. A. Brush, of Toronto. These were successfully planted on the 22nd 
of May, and are at present under test, with approximately one hundred varieties 
in the Rose Garden. 

Late in April, Messrs. Campbell Brothers, of Simcoe, Ontario, kindly sent a 
consignment of thirty-six varieties of Gladioli for testing purposes. These were 
planted in rows in the trial grounds to ascertain the purity of varieties. During 
1918 they will be tried out in groups in the herbaceous borders in competition 
with well-known standard varieties. A report of this test will, unless unforeseen 
circumstances prevent, be prepared at the close of the season. 

Experimental Work.—The work of a purely experimental nature was that 
undertaken in testing the hardy and half-hardy species of Primula (Primrose). 
This was a continuance of the work undertaken during 1915 for the Ontario 
Horticultural Association, at which time the tender species and varieties were 
tested. 


NIAGARA RIvER BOULEVARD. 


The only work of importance, apart from maintenance, along the Boulevard 
was the planting of four hundred trees and twelve hundred shrubs. This is a 
part of the planting scheme, and included Hard Maples, White Ash, Elms, Red 
and White Oaks, Crataegus, Dogwoods, Sambucus, and Witch Hazel. 

The cultivation of the soil around trees and shrubs, with a desire to obtain 
strong and vigorous growth in the plantations, was undertaken as far as practicable, 
and in conjunction rotted manure was incorporated with the soil where it was 
most needed. 

During the year, the Boulevard Foreman made a special search for the eggs 
and caterpillars of various destructive moths. This work was faithfully done, and 
resulted in saving the foliage of many trees, which in other years were almost 
or completely defoliated. 


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The necessary resurfacing of the picnic, grounds at Queenston, Heights with 
good loam, and the removal af dead trees fron: this area, were the chief operations 
of the year. The less important but necessary work of removing useless under- 
brush from the eae escarpment was also undertaken; this : a continuance 
of previous year’s work. 

For the first time a motor lawn mower was put in use at Queenston. For 
a while it did good work, but possessing several parts of light construction eventually 
the strain proved too much, as it broke down several times. A heavier built 
machine could probably be used to advantage. 


Niagara GLEN. 


In the beautiful:natural Rock Garden, Niagara Glen, a new walk was con- 
structed from the main steps beneath the escarpment to the most northerly point 
at Pebbly Beach. ‘This walk will favour access to magnificent scenery, and to 
previously inaccessible colonies of plants which are a feature of the Glen, the 
spring flowering ones especially being of surpassing beauty. | 

On the plateau near the entrance, it was found that rank growing vines 
were injuring the trees by twining around the trunks and branches. These were 
systematically removed. 

To aid the work of removing currant bushes from the Niagara Frontier to 
prevent the spread of the White Pine Blister, all wild currant and gooseberry 
bushes were removed from the Glen by the Foreman and his men. This was 
done at the request, and in co-operation with Mr. McCubbin, the plant pathologist 
of the St. Catharines district. 


HARDY AND SEMI-HARDY PRIMULAS. 


Little, if any, systematic experimenting has been done with the hardy and 
semi-hardy species and varieties of the Primula in Canada. Perhaps this is on 
account of the supposition that few of them are hardy enough to withstand the 


rigorous winters. Very few are entirely hardy as disclosed by the test of the 


following kinds, all of which; have been grown for at least two seasons in the 
Queen Victoria Park. Many beautiful kinds, however, are with a little protection 
so hardy that they survive the winters practically ian ed! and in spring furnish 
a display which well repays for any labour devoted to their culture. 

Generally speaking, the plants in the following list merit the attention of 
all who are interested in spring gardening, and for this reason many of the 
varieties should prove remunerative to florists. As botanical descriptions would 
be of little use to horticulturists, the subjects are described almost purely from 
a horticultural standpoint. 


Primula Auricula. 


There are many beautiful varieties of Primula auricula, some of them almost 
hardy. They are divided into classes according to some distinctive flower character, 
the principal being the grey edged, white edged, green edged, selfs, and alpines. 
In these classes the varieties are named and standardized. Many of the plants 
survive our winters with a protection of leaves or litter, and are unique for the 
herbaceous border, and for rock gardens. If potted in a mixture of one part 

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of loam, leaf soil, rotted cow manure and coarse sand, with a little broken charcoal, 
and wintered in protected cold frames, the plants make splendid flowering subjects 
for the cool greenhouse during spring. : 


Primula Cortusoides. 


The deep rose coloured flowers of this species are borne well above the 
foliage to a height of fifteen inches. The leaf stalks and undersides of the leaves 
are hairy. Several flowering stems are produced at the same time. The plant 
is an excellent and graceful subject for semi-hardy nooks in the border where 
it requires a light sandy soil with plenty of humus. It is hardy with slight pro- 
tection. The flowering period is from mid-May till July. 

The varieties which have originated from Primula cortusoides are most beauti- 
ful subjects for the shady border. They are hardy and require protection only 
in zero temperatures. A fairly moist light soil is necessary to their welfare. Their 
flowering period is approximately mid-May until June 30th. The variety Sieboldii 
and its hybrids should be grown in every garden. 7 

Queen of Roses——A plant with deep rose pink flowers, Umbellate, about nine 
flowers to the stem, which reaches a height of twelve inches, several stems being 
produced. The fohage is of a medium green. 

Maiden’s Blush.—The flowers are white suffused with rose, and twelve inches 
high. , 
Sirius.—The large white flowers of this variety are from one to one and a 
half inches in diameter (as are the two aforementioned ones). The foliage is 
of a light green. Cortusoides and its varieties are all excellent for pot culture. 


Primula Capitata. 


A plant with flowers of a deep violet blue, arranged densely in globular 
heads, which attain a height of about nine inches. The flowering stems are 
covered with a white powder. The leaves are wrinkled and toothed, and are 
powdered on the underside. The flowering season is from May till July. A- 
semi-shady, fairly dry position is necessary. The plant is better adapted to the 
rock garden than elsewhere. If grown in a cold frame and flowered in a cool 
greenhouse, it makes a charming pot plant. The flowers must be shaded from 
the sun. 


Primula Denticulata. 


This beautiful variety should be generally grown. The flowers are rose 
purple with a yellow eye. ‘The inflorescences which sometimes contain more 
than fifty flowers are dense and globular, and are in flower from mid-April till 
late May. The plants are excellent for planting during fall in beds or borders 
where spring flowers are required. If planted nine inches apart, the bed will - 
be as distinctive as a bed of Hyacinths, which in effect at a short distance the 
flowers resemble. 'The plants may be substituted for bulbs or be used in conjunction 
with them. A soil containing much leaf soil is excellent for their culture. The 
leaves. are hairy, are covered with a white powder, and are coarsely wrinkled and 
toothed. The flowering stems attain a height of nine to twelve inches. | : 

‘Primula Denticulata alba——A white flowered form of the above, similar in 
all respects except in colour of flowers, and of leaves which are a paler green. 


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The plants may be used to furnish a bed of white flowers for spring flowering 
or be mixed with the variety rosea. 

Primula Denticulata cashmeriana.—This variety requires somewhat. different 
cultural treatment than the two aforementioned ones. It should be planted in 
a light soil in a somewhat raised position, so that its crowns will be well above 
water which in spring may collect, otherwise they will rot. A moderately sunny 
position is necessary. The plant flowers from mid-April until mid-May. The 
flowers are light purple with a yellow eye, and about twelve inches high. The 
undersides of the leaves are covered with a beautiful golden coloured dust. The 
inflorescence is an umbel similar to the other varieties. Not being entirely hardy 
a protection of litter must during winter be afforded. 


Primula Elatior. 


This perfectly hardy plant is a cross between the English Primrose, Primula 
vulgaris, and the Cowslip, Primula officinalis. The flowers are pale yellow and are 
horizontal or drooping on their stems. They are at their best from mid-April 
until mid-May. They reach a height of nine to twelve inches. The petioles of 
the leaves are somewhat winged. ‘The plants are very useful for planting out in 
beds or borders during autumn for spring flowering. It is best to afford a light 
covering after planting. As a carpeting plant for beds of tall bulbous plants, 
it is good and should be more generally used. May be propagated by division, or 
raised from seeds. 

Primula Frondosa. 


A little alpine species with purple flowers. The stems and leaves are covered 
with a white powder. In height it is only four to six inches. It requires a semi- 
shady spot, with some protection during winter. It flowers from early May 
until June. The plant is especially adapted to the rock garden. 


Primula Japonica. 


A plant equally desirable for outdoor or indoor culture. The flowering 
stems reach a height of about two feet; the leaves are large, irregular and sharply 
toothed. The following varieties are all hardy and of great value. They are 
perhaps the best of the genus for associating with aquatic plants, as they are 
entirely at home along the margins of pools or streams, if planted in positions 
where the roots are above the water line. In a semi-shady position in the 
herbaceous border where a deep rich and moist soil pertains, they flower splendidly 
and over a considerable period, namely, late May until mid-July. The plants 
are easily raised if the seed is sown as soon as ripe. 

Rose Queen.—A variety with handsome rose pink flowers, about eighteen 
inches high. 

Blush Beauty.—The flowers are a delicate blush white. } 

Splendens.—A plant with large, fiery crimson flowers. The tallest variety, 
reaching a height of twenty-four inches. A most magnificent, hardy Primula. 


Primula Officinalis. 


A hardy plant, the flowers of which are pale yellow, more or less drooping 
from their stems. The height is various, usually from nine to fifteen inches. 
This species is interesting as being one of the supposed parents of the Oxlip. 
It is useful for beds, borders, or for the rock garden. 


28 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS -No. 9 


Primula Pulverulenta. 


oA: half-hardy perennial, which has large, handsome, purple maroon flowers 
borne on tiers on long stems after the manner of Primula japonica. ‘The leaves 
.are dark green, nine inches long, and are wrinkled and toothed. The species is 
excellent for border positions, in sheltered localities where it will probably survive 
with a covering ,of litter. As a pot plant for greenhouses with intermediate 
temperatures, it is excellent and its colour renders it valuable. In very cold 
localities it is better to carry the plants over in cold frames, than to subject 
them. to the winter with chances of failure. : 


Primula Vewtchu. 


_ _A new, half-hardy, perennial species of Chinese origin. The, flowers are of a 
beautiful rose purple color, and: are borne in umbels. The several stems reach 
a height of about twelve inches, It is best to winter the plant in frames. The 
leaves are hairy and somewhat palmate in shape. A greater percentage of plants 
will germinate if the seeds are sown as soon as ripe. The flowering period is 
from late May till July. aes 


Primula Vulgaris. 


A hardy, well-known, perennial species. One of the hardiest Primroses, it 
may be used to advantage in many positions. Splendid for naturalizing in the wild 
garden or woodland, for massing in the herbaceous border, or in the rock garden. 
It does equally well in a stiff loam as in a light rich soil. It is easily raised 
from seeds or by ene of the root stock. Height of the flowers about three 
inches. 

There are ea white and also one or two good blue- Aowered varieties of 
Primula vulgaris, which go under the garden name of Primula acaulis. In 
regard to ne uses and other qualities they are equally as desirable as 
the species, and require the same treatment. They flower from mid-April until 
late May. . 


Primula Variabilis. 


The Polyanthus, supposed to be a cross between the common Primrose _ 
(Primula vulgaris) and the Cowslip (Primula officinalis) has many splendid 
varieties. They are all hardy and useful for spring flowering in beds or borders. 
Whether mixed or planted in separate colours, they are hard to surpass for 
naturalizing, in the wild garden or woodland. For the rock garden they are 
excellent and equally so for pot culture in cold frames and cool greenhouses. 

The following varieties are standard. In each case the flowers are umbellate 
and are held alk above the foliage, differing in this respect from the Primrose 
proper. 

Munstead Giant White.—A plant with large, white, distinctive flowers and 
deep orange eyes. The flowering stems are very strong, and about nine inches 
long. The plant flowers from mid-April until June. 

- Hose in Hose Yellow.—The flowers of this charming variety are of a golden - 
yéllow with deep orange eyes. Height about nine inches. This is a vigorous 
variety and excellent for beds and borders. 


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Munstead Giant Red.—The large dark red flowers of this variety with their 
prominent orange eyes are very attractive. The flowering stems are about twelve 
inches in length. A most vigorous plant and adapted to all the aforementioned 
uses. It flowers from late April until June. 

Ruby Red—The flowers are of a beautiful ruby red with eyes that are 
alternately striped with orange and yellow, giving a curious effect. They attain 
a height of six to nine inches. The flowering period is from late April until early 
June. The leaves are of a medium green. 

Barr’s Orange Yellow.—This variety merits attention not only on account 
of its attractive flowers, which are orange yellow with deeper orange eyes, but 
for the reason it will bear twenty or more flowers to the umbel. It is one of the 
best. Its height is from nine to twelve inches. The flowering period is from 
early May until June. The leaves are of a medium green. 

Gold Laced.—The gold laced varieties are not extremely showy, therefore not 
so useful as the other varieties. For pot culture or for exhibition purposes, they 
are interesting. For bedding or naturalizing they are of secondary importance. 
Their height is from six to nine inches. 

Wooller’s White—The pure white flowers of this variety have the usual 
orange eye. The foliage is light green. The flowering period is during May 
and June. 

All the Polyanthus varieties may be raised from seeds sown in spring, or 
as soon as the seed is ripe. They may also be readily propagated by division during 
early fall. 

Respectfully submitted, 


H. J. Moors, 
Chief Gardener. 


30 THE “REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


THIS INDENTURE made (in triplicate) this:1st day of May, A.D- 191%. 
By AND BETWEEN: 


The COMMISSIONERS FOR THE QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA 
FALLS PARK, hereinafter called “ The Commissioners,” | 
: Of the First Part, 


Sean 


WILLIAM: LEBLOND, of the City of Niagara Falls, Merchant, herein- 
after called “‘ The Lessee,” 
Of the Second Part. 


WITNESSETH that in consideration of the rents, covenants and agreements 
hereinafter reserved and contained on the part of the Lessee to be paid, observed 
and performed, the Commissioners demise and lease unto the Lessee the sole 
and exclusive right and privilege of offering for sale refreshments and souvenirs, 
and of exposing photos of scenery, etc., for sale in the dock used by the Maid 
of the Mist Company below Clifton Incline, which rights and privileges are 
subject to the following conditions and stipulations: 

(1) The sale of refreshments and souvenirs at the Maid of the Mist dock 
shall be confined to the building presently used for the purpose, and at no other 
point. ; 

(2) The persons employed by the Lessee coming in contact with the public 
shall be neatly dressed, and if their conduct, or the conduct of any other person 
employed by the Lessee, shall be such as to be disapproved by the Superintendent, 
the Lessee shall forthwith dismiss such person from his employment upon being 
required to do so by the Superintendent. * 

(3) All the business shall be conducted in a quiet and orderly manner and 
to the satisfaction of the Park Commissioners at all times. 

(4) The Lessee and all his employees shall at all times conform to any and 
all rules and regulations which may be promulgated by the Board of Commissioners, 
from time to time for the government of the Park. 

(5) The lease shall extend over the period from January Ist, 1917, to 
December 31st, 1917, and then be fully completed and ended, proviso for re-entry 
by the Commissioners on non-payment of rent or non-performance of covenants, 

(6) The Lessee shall provide all the dishes and other requisites necessary 
to conduct the business of supplying refreshments in a proper manner. 

(7) The Lessee covenants and agrees during the currency of this lease to 
pay rental as follows: the sum of $50 on the first day of August, 1917, and the 
sum of $50 on the first day of September, 1917. 

The Lessee covenants with the Commissioners that he will keep such books 
and in such form as the Superintendent shall from time to time prescribe, and 
will therein in such manner and in saeh detail as the Superintendent shall direct 
at the close of each day during said year enter fully, truly and correctly the 
amount of the gross receipts received by him on each day and that he will produce 
said books in Queen Victoria Park at the Administration Building, and allow 
the Superintendent or any other person authorized by the Commissioners to 
examine said books whenever and as often as requested by the Superintendent. 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 31 


And the Lessee further covenants that he will during said term deposit the 
total receipts for each day at latest on the succeeding day (or on the next banking 
day) in a bank in a separate account and will produce said bank book at said 
office for inspection when requested by the Superintendent or other person author- 
ized by the Commissioners to inspect same. 

(8) The Lessee covenants with the Commissioners to pay all Municipal taxes 
and school rates which may be legally chargeable against him by reason of his 
occupation of the premises in manner and form hereby demised. 

(9) It is hereby declared and agreed that this agreement shall enure to the 
benefit of and be binding upon the successors of the Commissioners and the heirs, 
executors, administrators and assigns of the Lessee, as well as the Commissioners 
and the Lessee. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties of the First and Second Parts here- 
unto have set their hands and seals on the day and year above written. 


Attest : WiLL1AM LEBLOND. 
C. WILLIAMS. 
Joun H. Jackson. 
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE QUEEN 
Victorra NIAGARA FALLS PaRK. 


PYW" BLcis: 


Chairman. 


THIS INDENTURE made (in triplicate) this 1st day of May, A.D. 1917. 
By aNnp BETWEEN: 


The COMMISSIONERS FOR THE QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA 
FALLS PARK, hereinafter called “ The Commissioners,” 
Of the First Part, 
—and— 


T. W. MIDFORTH, of the City of Niagara Falls, Merchant, hereinafter 
ealled ‘The Lessee,” 
Of the Second Part. 


WITNESSETH that in consideration of the rents, covenants and agreements 
hereinafter reserved and contained on the part of the Lessee to be paid, observed 
and performed, the Commissioners demise and lease unto the Lessee the sole 
and exclusive right and privilege of offering for sale refreshments and souvenirs, 
and of exposing photos of scenery, etc. for sale within the limits of Queenston 
Heights Park, which rights and privileges are subject to the following conditions 
and stipulations: 

(1) The sale of refreshments and souvenirs at Queenston shall be confined 
to the pavilion east of Brock’s Monument, and the building adjoining the tracks 
of the International Railway on the easterly side thereof, presently used for the 
purpose, and at no other point. - 

(2) The persons employed by the Lessee coming in contact with the public 
shall be neatly dressed, and if their conduct, or the conduct of any other person 
employed by the Lessee, shall be such as to be disapproved by the Superintendent, 
the Lessee shall forthwith dismiss such person from his employment upon being 
required to do so by the Superintendent. 

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32 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


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(3) All the business shall be conducted in a quiet and orderly manner and 
to the satisfaction of the Park Commissioners at all times. 

(4) The Lessee and all his employees shall at all times conform to any and 
all rules and regulations which may be promulgated by the Board of Commissioners, 
from time to time for the government of the Park. 

(5) The lease shall extend over the period from January Ist, 1917, to 
December 31st, 1917, and then be fully completed and ended, proviso for re-entry 
by the Commissioners on non-payment of rent or non-performance of covenants, 

(6) The Lessee shall provide all the dishes and other requisites necessary 
to conduct the business of supplying refreshments in a proper manner, except 
that the Lessee may use the equipment of the Commissioners in the buildings. 

(7) The Lessee shall provide means for disposing of all garbage and refuse 
in a proper and efficient manner and to the satisfaction of the Park Superintendent. 

(8) The Lessee covenants and agrees during the currency of this lease to 
pay rental as follows: the sum of $200 on, the first day of August, 1917, and 
the sum of $500 on the first day of September, 1917, together with 1714 per 
cent. of all of the gross receipts exceeding $4,000 derived by the Lessee from 
all sources connected with the business hereby demised and leased, payable on the 
day on which the business for the season of 1917 is closed. 

The Lessee covenants with the Commissioners that he will keep such books 
and in such form as the Superintendent shall from time to time prescribe, and 
will therein in such manner and in such detail as the Superintendent shall 
direct at the close ofeach day during said term enter fully, truly and correctly 
the amount of the said gross receipts received by him as aforesaid on each day, and 
that he will produce said books in the office of the Commissioners, Administration 
Building, Queen Victoria Park, and allow the Superintendent or any person 
authorized by the Commissionersi to examine such books whenever and as often 
as requested by the Commissioners or Superintendent so to do. 

The Lessee further covenants that he will during said’ term deposit the 
total receipts for each day at latest on the succeeding day (or on the next banking — 
day) in a bank in a separate account, and will always keep an amount equal to 
the rental then payable to the Commissioners in said account, and will produce 
said bank book at the Administration Building for inspection when requested 
by the Superintendent. 

(9) The Lessee covenants with the Commissioners to pay all Municipal 
taxes and school rates which may be legally chargeable against him by reason 
of his occupation of the premises in manner and form hereby demised. 

(10) It is hereby declared and agreed that this agreement shall enure to the 
benefit of and be binding upon the successors of the Commissioners and the 
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of the Lessee, as well as the Com- > 
missioners and the Lessee. - 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties of the First and Second Parts here- 
unto have set their hands and seals on the day and year above written. 


Attest : T. W. Miprorts. 
C. WILLIAMS. 
JOHN H. JACKSON. : 

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE QUEEN 

VicToRIA NIAGARA FALLS ‘PARK. 


Po W. chprs. 
Chairman. 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 33 


Copy of an Order-in-Council approved by His Honour the Lieutenant- 
- Governor, the 30th day of January, A.D. 1917. 

Upon the recommendation of the Honourable the President of the Council, 
the Committee of Council advise that in order*to prevent the appointment of 
men eligible for military service, except in cases of necessity the following Regula- 
tions be made and established: 

1.—(a) In making appointments in the Civil Service at the seat of Govern- 
ment, Toronto, or in the Public Service as interpreted by Clauses (b) and (c) of 
Section 2 of The Ontario Public Service Act, Cap. 14, R.S.O. 1914, or under 
any other Act of the Province, preference shall be given to members of the 
Canadian Expeditionary Forces who have served overseas during the present 
war, and who have been honourably discharged therefrom, especially those who — 
through disability occasioned by active military service are unable to fill their 
previous occupations, such appointments to be made with due regard to the 
capacity of any applicant to discharge the duties of the position to which it 
is proposed to appoint him. 

(b) Heads of Departments and Deputy Heads of Departments shall within 
their respective jurisdictions over appointments be responsible for establishing 
systematic methods for insuring that such preference is given. 

2. During the continuance of the present war no male person eligible for 
military service-shall be appointed to the Civil Service whether in the Inside 
Service or in the Outside Service, unless such person possesses special qualifications 
for the office to which he is appointed, that in the opinion of the Minister recom- 
mending the appointment enables such party to render services of greater value 
to the state in such position than if he should enlist for active service in the 
naval or military forces. 


Certified, 


J. LONSDALE CAPREOL, 
Clerk, Executive Council. 


34 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


POWER COMPANY RETURNS IN AVERAGE HORSE-POWER. 


Ontario Power Co. Electrical Development Co. 


Canadian Niagara Power Co. 


Half-year ending saa, | Half-year ending aes | Half-year ending see 
1906—Apr. 30... 12,206 
Oct. 3L).; 12,552 | 
1907—Apr. 30.. 20,523 
. Oct-31 <. 29 ,698 
: | 
1908—Apr. 30... 29,867 | 1908—Mar. 31 .. | 13,535 | 1908—Jan. 31... 11,324 
. Oct3l.<. 34,696 Sep. 30.. 20,177 Jolyeoien: 13,204 
1909—Apr. 30... 35,502 | 1909—Mar. 31.. 32,192 | 1909—Jan. 31... 13,575 
OCti to ki. 40,441 Sep. 30... 28 , 826 JULY G5 Leer 18,212 
1910—Apr. 30... 46,613 | 1910—Mar. 31 .. 47,421 | 1910—Jan. 31... 17,579 
. Oct. 31... 47,157 Sep. 30... 45 ,023 July 31... 18, 863 
1911—Apr. 30... 48,027 | 1911—Mar. 31.. 54,765 | 1911—Jan. 31... 22,157 
Octec3lees 43 ,583 Sep. 30... 55,876 Julysslnw. 20,419 
1912—Apr. 30... 50,183 | 1912—Mar. 31 .. | 70,272 | 1912—Jan. 31... 21,531 
me tiaie OCT» Bl-a.. 49,716 Sep. 30.. | 73,899 July oleae 26, 787 
1913—Apr. 30... 53,608 1918—Mar. 31 .. | 91,180 1913—Jan. 31... 34,458 
Oct, 31.2%. 60,771 Sep. 30.. | 97 ,620 July 3123. 33,398 
1914—Apr. 30... 64,187 | 1914—Mar. 31..| 107,740 | 1914—Jan. 31... 40,843 
sOct? 31%. 4. 60, 067 Sep. 30... 116,385 Julyzale: 29,059 
1915—Apr. 30...| 58,312 | 1915—Mar. 31.. 124,134 | 1915—Jan. 31... 45,377 
Oct Silas, 60, 483 Sep. 30.. 114,717 Julyiolece 46,023 
1916—Apr. 30... 65, 200 1916—Mar. 31 .. | 134,324 1916—Jan. 31... 65,355 
Oct.a5l =. 69,992 Sep. 30.. 148 ,523 July 31... 89,045 
1917—Apr. 50m 80,723 | 1917—Mar. 31 .. 152,448 | 1917—Jan. 31...) 115,112 
Detreal.c. 94,768 Sep. 30.. 149,984 July Ble STIS s2 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 


Anno Vicesimo 
Victorie Regine. 
CAP. CCOXXVIT. 

An Act to incorporate the International Bridge Company. 
Reserved for the signification of Her Majesty’s pleasure 10th June, 1857. 
The Royal Assent given by Her Majesty in Council on the 27th August, 

1857; and Proclamation thereof made by His Excellency Sir 


William Eyre, Administrator of the Government of Canada, in 
the Canada Gazette of the 10th October, 1857. 


Whereas the construction of a Bridge across the Niagara RiverPreamble. 


at or near the village ‘of Waterloo, in the Township of Bertie, would 
be of great advantage to the public, and the persons hereinafter named 
(amongst others). have petitioned for an Act of Incorporation for 
facilitating that object: Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice 
and consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada, enacts 
as follows: 


1. David Christie, John Fraser, John Oldfield, Robert H. Barlow, ey 
Thomas Mayne Daly, Joseph D. Clement, Allen Cleghorn, Alexanderporated. 


Douglas, William A. Thompson, Michael H. Foley, Angus Morrison, 
J phat Wilson, George B. Southwick, and all such other person or persons 
as shall, under the provisions of this Act, become subscribers to or 
proprietors in the Company hereby intended to be incorporated, shall 
be and are hereby united into a Company, for constructing, main- 
taining, working and managing a Bridge across the Niagara River, from 
some point at or near the village of Waterloo (known as Fort Erie), 


in the said Township of Bertie, to the City of Buffalo, according to 


the rules, orders and directions of this Act, and shall for that purpose 
be a body corporate and politic by the name of the “ International 
Bridge Company.” 


And the said Company shall be and they are hereby authorized Corporate 
and empowered from and after the passing of this Act, by themselves, general 


their agents, officers, workmen and servants, to make and complete the 
Bridge aforesaid, and to purchase, acquire and hold such real estate 
as is hereinafter mentioned, and from time to time to sell, alienate and 
dispose thereof, and to acquire others in lieu thereof, as may be requisite 
for the object aforesaid. 


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2. The capital of the said Company shall be five hundred thousand Capital and 


dollars divided into five thousand shares of one hundred dollars each, 
with power from time to time to increase the said Capital Stock to 
one million dollars ; such shares as aforesaid shall be and the same are 
hereby vested in the shareholders and their respective heirs, executors, 


administrators and assigns, to their proper use and behoof, propor-Rights of 
tionately ws the sums subscribed and paid by each of the said Share-holders. 


36 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


holders respectively; and according to the same proportion each of 
the said Shareholders respectively shall be entitled to have, receive and 
take their proportions respectively in the net profits and income that 
Transferof may arise or accrue therefrom; and the said shareholders respectively 
Sera may sell, transfer, give or alienate the shares held by them respectively, 
whensoever they respectively consider fit, subject, however, to the By- 
laws of the said Company to be made by the Directors hereinafter 
mentioned, and as hereinafter provided; and the said shares shall be 
deemed personal estate, notwithstanding the conversion of any portion 
of the said Capital Stock into land; and no shareholder shall be liable 
Hatinte tor the payment of any debt or obligation due by the said Corporation 
beyond the unpaid amount of the shares held by him in the same. 
laa 2 3. At all meetings of the said Corporation each shareholder may 
toshares. vote by proxy duly appointed in writing, or in person, and shall be 
entitled to one vote for each share held by him in his own name, or 
in the names or name of the person or persons of whom he may be the 
heir at law, or the proper legal executor, administrator, or legatee, 
for at least one calendar month previous to the day of election; and 
all questions proposed or submitted for the consideration of the said 
meetings shall be finally determined by the majority of such votes. 
ant Aa 4, The persons hereinbefore named, or the majority of them, shall 
cause books of subscription to be opened in the Village of Waterloo 
aforesaid, in the Town of Brantford, and in the City of Toronto, for 
thirty days, and afterwards in such other places as they may from 
time to time appoint, until the meeting of the Shareholders hereinafter 
provided for, for receiving the subscriptions of persons willing to 
become subscribers to the said undertaking, and for this purpose it 
shall be their duty and they are hereby required to give public notice 
in one or more newspapers published in the County of Welland, in 
the Town of Brantford, and in the said City of Toronto, respectively, 
as they or a majority of them may think proper, of the time and 
places at which such books will be opened and ready for receiving 
subscriptions as aforesaid, the persons authorized by them to receive 
Ten per cent.subscriptions, and a chartered Bank or Banks into which the ten per 
down. cent. thereon’ is to be paid at the time hereinafter limited for such 
payment; and every person whose name shall be written in such books as 
a subscriber to the said undertaking, and shall have paid within ten 
days after the closing of the said books into the Bank or Banks afore- 
said or any of the branches or agencies thereof, ten per centum on 
the amount of stock so subscribed for, to the credit of the said Company, 
shall thereby become a shareholder of the said Company, and shall 
have the same rights and privileges as such as are hereby conferred on 
the several persons who are herein mentioned by name as members 
of the said Corporation ; and such ten per centum shall not be withdrawn 
Proviso: from the said Bank or Banks, or otherwise applied, except for the 
eva rondt es purposes of the said Company, or upon the dissolution thereof for 
SAR toe any cause whatsoever; Provided further, that if the total amount of 
subscribed. gybscriptions, within the thirty days limited as aforesaid, shall exceed 
the said sum of five hundred thousand dollars, then in such case the 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. _ 3” 


shares of each subscriber or subscribers shall be, as near as may be, 
proportionably reduced by the persons hereinbefore named or a majority 
‘of them, until the total number of shares shall be brought down to 
five thousand shares. 


5. So soon as two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the capital 7st meet 
stock of the said Company shall have been subscribed, and the ten perelection of 
centum paid, as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the said persons me ee 
hereinbefore named, or a majority of them, to call a general meeting 
of the shareholders, for the purpose of pine this’ Act into: effect; 
which said: meeting shall be held at the village of Waterloo aforesaid, 
and thirty days’ previous notice thereof shall be given in the news- 
papers, as hereinbefore provided in the fourth section of this Act; at 
which said general meeting, the shareholders shall choose nine Directors, 
in the manner and qualified as hereinafter mentioned, who shall hold 
office until the first annual general meeting for the election of Directors, 
and until others are appointed in their stead. 


Annual 
6. In each year after the said meeting hereinbefore provided for cece] 


the first election of Directors, the annual general meeting of the saidmeeting of 
shareholders shall be held on the first Tuesday in July fa each year, 

at the said Village of Waterloo, at such hour and place as the said 

Directors may appoint; and public notice shall be given thereof, by 

notice inserted twice or oftener, at least eight days previous to each 

said meeting, in some one newspaper or newspapers published in the 

said County of Welland, the said Town of Brantford, and the City of 

Toronto, respectively. 


7. At such first, and at every subsequent annual general mectinigy tac One 


of the said shareholders hereinbefore directed, the said shareholders,and period 
or a majority of them there present, either by proxy or in person, by Serpe ask 
vote, according to the said number of shares, shall choose nine persons 

then being shareholders in the said Corporation, which persons so 

chosen shall be the Board of Directors to manage, direct, and carry 

on the affairs and business of the said Corporation for one year next 
following such annual meeting, or until another Board of Directors hnesiient. 
shall ee appointed; and particularly such matters and things as are 

by this Act hereinafter directed and authorized to be done by such 
Directors, and as shall, from time to time, be ordered by such annual 

or other general meetings of the said shareholders; and shall have 

power to name and appoint from the members of. the said Board, a Quorum. 
President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary ; And.at any meeting 

of the said Directors duly held, any seven members of such Board 

shall. be a quorum, and may exercise the powers of the said Board: 
Provided always, that such President or Vice President in the absence 

of the President to be chosen as aforesaid, in addition to his own Proviso. 
vote, shall have a casting vote in case of an equal division of votes, at 

the meetings of the aforesaid Directors: Provided always, that such 

Board shall, from time to time, make reports of their proceedings to, Proviso. 
and be subject to examination and control of the said general meetings 

of the shareholders, and shall pay obedience to all such orders arid 


38 


Directors 
subject to 
zeneral 

meetings. 


Proviso. 


Proviso. 


Proviso. 


Provision in 
case of 
failure of 


any election. 


Powers of 
the board of 
directors. 


THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


directions in and about the premises as shall, from time to time, be 
ordered and directed by the said shareholders at any such general 
meeting, such orders and directions not being contrary to the provisions 
of this Act or to the laws of this Province: Provided also that the 
Directors who are to be chosen at the first meeting of the said share- 
holders shall be a Board for the purposes aforesaid, until the first 
annual general meeting, and shall have the like powers, and exercise 
all or any of the powers vested by this Act in the said Board to be chosen 
at such first or other general annual meeting; Provided also further, 
that the members of any such Board, at any time going out of office, * 
may be re-elected: Provided also further, that security may be taken 
from any of the office-bearers of the said Company for the due fulfil- 
ment of their duties: And provided also further, that any stockholder 
in the said Company, whether a British subject or alien, or a resident 
in Canada or elsewhere, shall have an equal right to hold stock in 
the said Company, and to vote on the same, and to be ae to office 
in the said Company. 


8. The failure to hold the first annual general meeting or any other 
meeting, or to elect such Board of Directors, shall not dissolve the said 
Corporation; but such failure or omission shall and may be supplied 
by and at any special meeting to be called as the said Directors may 
appoint for that purpose; and until such election of a new Board, 
those who may be in office for the time being shall be and continue 
in office, and exercise all the rights and powers thereof until such 
new election be made as hereinbefore provided. 


9. The said Board shall have and be invested with full power and 
authority to conduct, manage and oversee, and transact all and singular 


‘the concerns, affairs and business of the said Corporation, and all 


Appointing 
officers, ete. 


Certificates 
of stock. 


Choosing 
site for 
* bridge ete. 


matters and things whatever in any wise relating to or concerning 
the same, and amongst other things— 


Firstly—To appoint and employ and remove all such engineers, 
agents or agent, servant or servants, of the said Corporation, as they 
may find from time to time expedient or necessary, and to regulate the 
duties and fix the salaries and wages of such agents and servants, and 
all the necessary expenditure for the management and working of the 
said Corporation ; 


Secondly—To regulate the form of saat es of shares and all 
matters relating to their transfer ; 


Thirdly—To choose and acquire for and in the name of the said 
Corporation, the requisite site for the construction of the said Bridge 
and its dependencies, and to enter into the necessary arrangements 
and agreements for the construction of the same, and during, upon, and 


' after its construction to have the entire management and disposition 


thereof, and further to unite with any other Company to be chartered 
by the people of the State of New York for a similar purpose, and to 
enter into all requisite contracts and agreements therewith ; 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 39 


Fourthly—To order the payment of any sum of money they mayfaying 
deem necessary for the purposes of this Act; 


Fifthly—To contract a loan or loans for or in the name of theBorrowins 
said Corporation, not exceeding in the whole at any one time the sum 
of two hundred thousand dollars, upon such terms or at such rate of 
interest less than, equal to, or greater than the legal rate, as may be 
agreed upon, and to pledge and mortgage the real and personal property 
of the said Corporation for the payment of any such loan or interest. 


Sixthly—To make such calls of money from the several shareholdersM@king calls 
for the time being, upon the shares subscribed for by them respectively,seribers. 
as the said Board shall find necessary, and in the name of the said 
Corporation to sue for, recover and get in all such calls, and to cause 
and declare such shares to be forfeited to the said Corporation in case 
of non-payment of any such call, and in such way as they shall see 
fit to prescribe by any By-law; and an action of debt may be brought 
to recover any money due on any such call, and it shall not be necessary 
to set forth the special matter in the declaration, but it shall be suffi- 
cient to allege that the defendant is the holder of one share or more, 
as the case may be, in the capital stock of the said Corporation, and 
is indebted to the said Corporation in the sum td which the call or 
calls amount (as the case may be, stating the number and amount of 
such calls) whereby an action hath accrued to the said’ Corporation 
to recover the same from such defendant by virtue of this Act, and Rule £07 
it shall be sufficient to maintain such action, to prove by any one 
witness, that the defendant at the time of making any such call was 
a shareholder in the number of shares alleged, and that any call sued 
for was made, and notice thereof given in conformity with any such 
By-law prescribing such call, and it shall not be necessary to prove 
the appointment of the said Directors or any other matter whatsoever ; 


Seventhly—To make the necessary By-laws in reference to theMaking 
powers and duties imposed and conferred upon the said Board by this 
Act, and generally for the government and management of the said 
Corporation, subject always to the provisions of this Act and of the laws © 
of this Province; with power to the said Board to vary, alter, repeal 
or revive any of the said By-laws; Provided always, nevertheless, that 
all such By-laws, rules or orders, and any such variation, alterationProvise- 
or repeal thereof, may be reviewed or disallowed at any general meeting 
of the said shareholders. 


10. The said Board shall and may call and convene special andgonyern® 
general meetings of the Shareholders whenever it shall be necessary, ener 
and so often as shall be required, upon the requisition of at least five 
Shareholders, and shall give the public notice hereinbefore mentioned 
of the holding of any such special general meeting, and shall at each 
annual general meeting, or at any special meeting to be called for 
that purpose, submit to the Shareholders a clear and detailed statement 
of the affairs and accounts of the said Corporation, whereupon at 
such meeting the same shall be examined and audited, and if any 


40 ‘THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


dividend upon, the Capital Stock is thereupon to be made, the same 
shall at such meeting thereby be declared. 


an 11. In the absence of the President and Vice-President, at any 

absenceof meeting thereof, it shall be in the power of the Directors present to 

president. . . p : 
elect from among themselves a Chairman for the time being, who, in 
addition to his own vote, shall also, in case of an equal division of 
votes, have a casting vote at such meeting, and in the event of the 
death, resignation, continued absence, incapacity or disqualification of 
any member of the said Board, the Shareholders shall, at a meeting to 
be called for that purpose, as hereinbefore provided, choose a Share- 
holder instead and in place of such member, and such Shareholder 
so chosen shall form part of the said Board until the then next annual 
election. 

fe ee. 12. The said Corporation is hereby empowered to purchase, receive 

eae and hold such real estate, to the extent of ten acres in the whole, as 


may be necessary and convenient in accomplishing the object for which 
this charter is granted, and may, by their surveyors and engineers, 
enter upon such sites and locations and take possession of the same; 
all such sites and locations shall be purchased of the owner or owners, 
at a price to be mutually agreed upon, or in case of disagreement as 
respects the acquisition of the said lands, the several clauses of “ The 
Railway Clauses Consolidation Act,” with respect .to “ Lands and their 
Valuation,” in so far as the same may be applicable to the objects of 
this Act, shall be incorporated herewith and form part of this Act, 
as if the same had been expressly set forth herein. 


See 13. The sald bridge shall be PONE so as not. materially to 
constructing obstruct the navigation of the Niagara River; the said bridge shall have 
‘he ssia® two draws, one across Black Rock Harbour, and the other acrouset 
pEeope eSunni ane of the river, which said draws shall be of ample width 
epee ae to give free and unobstructed passage to all steamboats and other 
vessels navigating the said river; the said draws shall be at all times 
tended and moved at the expense of the said Company so as not to 
hinder unnecessarily the passage of any steamboats or vessels; From 
sundown until sunrise during the season of navigation, suitable hghts 
shall be maintained upon the said bridge to guide vessels and steam- 
boats approaching the draws; and for assisting the passage of any 
vessel through the said draws, the said Company shall at all times 
keep in readiness one or more steamboats, or steam tugs, suitable for 
towing the said vessels through the said draws, and shall tow all the 


Steamtugs said vessels through the same, whenever requested so to do by the officers 


tobekept. of such vessels on their regular trips, up and down the river or harbour, 
without charge; and the said Company shall be lable to pay the owners 
of any steamboat or vessel, or of the cargoes thereof, all damages which 
they may sustain by reason of any neglect of the provisions of this 
section. 

Boe 14. The said bridge shall be as ett for the passage of persons 


bridge. on lee and in carriages, and otherwise, as for the passage of railway 


1918 . PARK COMMISSION. 41 


trains, and such Railway Companies as are hereinafter mentioned or re- 
ferred to, shall have and be entitled to the same and equal rights and 
privileges in the passage of the said bridge, and in the use of the 
machinery and fixtures thereof, and of all the approaches thereto. 


15. Any Railway Corporation whose road now has, or shall here-Certain | 
Arete; 5 F : corporations 
after have, .a terminus at, or shall run its trains to or from any pointmay aid in 


at or near the said Village of Waterloo or the said City of Buffalo, struction of 
or shall run its trains in connection with any road having such terminus, ‘?¢ Prise. 
or upon which trains are or shall be run to or from the localities 
aforesaid, may, with the consent of a majority of the Shareholders 

of its stock, loan its credit to the Corporation hereby created, or may 
subscribe to, or become the owners of the stock thereof, in like manner 

and with like rights as individuals; and any Municipal Corporation, 

either County, Town, Township or Village, beneficially affected by or 
interested in the said bridge, may also subscribe to, and become the 

owner of such stock, in the manner and with the rights aforesaid, 

subject to the general provisions of the Upper Canada Municipal 
Corporations Acts. 


16. Whenever the said bridge is so completed as to admit of thePectors 


passage of railway trains, the said Company may erect such gates andby-laws as 
fixtures to guard the entrance of such trains upon the bridge, as the using the 
said Directors may deem proper, and may make such By-laws, rules gn aoa: 
regulations, not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, in relation 

to the use of the said bridge, its machinery, appurtenances, and ap- 
proaches by Railway Companies, their trains and carriages, as the 
Directors may think proper, but no discrimination shall be made by 

the said Directors in favour of or against any one or more Railway 
Companies, in relation to the approaches or the passage of the said 

bridge, or the use of its machinery. 


1%. If any person shall force, or attempt to force, any gate or Penalty on 


persons 
, 1 7 s passing the 
guard of the said bridge, or the approaches thereto, or if any person Pa: eres 
shall wilfully do, or cause to be done, any act or acts whatsoever, force, or 


F nes : et 5 3 damaging 
whereby the said bridge, its lights, stations, works, machinery, fixtures, the works, 


or other appurtenances thereto, or any part thereof, or any work or 

approach appertaining thereto, shall be obstructed, impaired, weakened, 

destroyed or injured, the person so offending shall forfeit to the said 
Corporation treble the damages sustained by means of such offence or Treble 

Be ; ; : amages 
injury, to be recovered in the name of the said Company, with costs allowed to 
of suit, by any proper action for that purpose, and shall moreover be '° °°™?9™" 
guilty of a misdemeanour, and be punished by fine or imprisonment, or 

both, by any Court of Justice having cognizance of the offence. 


18. The said Company shall, three months before any steps are Company.‘ 


taken in erecting the piers of the said bridge, cause to be published ete 
in one of the public newspapers in each of the Counties of Lincoln, said bridge 
Welland and Brant, a notice, in which shall be stated the particular 
location of the said bridge with reference to known landmarks, the 


number of its piers, the length and breadth of its piers, and the distances 


42 


Power to 
make coffer- 
dams, etc., 
under 
certain 
conditions. 


Plan of 
works to be 
approved 

by governor- 
in-council. 


Company 
may use 
streets, etc., 
in Waterloo. 


Bridge to be 
commenced 
in 3 and 
finished in 

6 years. 


Public Act, 
etc. 


THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


between them, the width in the clear, of the draw openings respectively, 
the entire length of the bridge from land to land, and its height 
above the water at ordinary stages; and a copy of this notice, the 
facts of which shall be verified by the oath of the Engineer, signed 
by the President and Secretary of the Company, and acknowledged 
by them before a Magistrate or Notary Public, shall be filed in the 
offices of the respective Clerks of the Peace of the said hereinbefore 
mentioned ‘Counties. 


19. The said Company shall have power to erect coffer-dams and 
such other works in the Niagara River as may be necessary for the 
construction of such bridge, provided the navigation of such river 
shall not be unnecessarily obstructed by such works; and it shall be 
the duty of the said Company to put up and maintain in the night 
time during the season of the navigation, a good and sufficient lght 
at each end of any coffer-dam which may be erected by the said Com- 
pany, the said hght to be placed at least five feet above the said dam; 
and also, such buoys, during both day and night, as may be necessary 
for the guidance of persons navigating the said river; Provided always, 
that before commencing the works of the said bridge, or taking pos- 
session of any part of the beach or land covered with water or other 
public property, the Company shall obtain the consent of the Governor 
in Council, who may impose such terms and conditions as he shall 
think proper before granting permission to commence the works or 
take possession of any public property as aforesaid; nor shall the works 
be commenced until the plan thereof in all its details by which the 
public convenience and the facility of navigation can be affected, shall 
have been submitted to and approved by the Governor in Council; 
and the Company, shall abide strictly by the plans so approved, and 
shall not deviate therefrom except by the express consent of the Governor 
in Council to such deviation. 


20. The Corporation hereby created shall have power to use any 
of the streets, squares, lanes or alleys of the Village of Waterloo, in 
the said Township of Bertie, for the erection of the said bridge and 
the works and approaches thereto appertaining, provided the consent of 
the Municipal Council of the said Township of Bertie be first obtained. 


21. If the said bridge shall not be commenced within three years 
and completed within six years from the passing of this Act, the 
said Corporation shall from thenceforth cease. 


22. The Interpretation Act shall apply to this Act, and this Act 
shall be deemed a ‘Public Act. 


f 


1918 PARK COMMISSION. 43 


DOMINION LEGISLATION AFFECTING THE INTER- 
NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY 


63—64 VICTORIA. 
CHAPTER 54. 


AN ACT RESPECTING THE BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY 
(FOREIGN). 


(Assented to 7th July, 1900.) 


WHEREAS the Buffalo Railway Company, incorporated under the Preamble. 
laws of the State of New York, has, by its petition, prayed that it be 
enacted as hereinafter set forth, and it is expedient to grant the prayer 
of the said petition: Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice 
and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as 
follows :— 


1. The Buffalo Railway Company, hereinafter called “the Com- Hues 
pany,” is invested with and shall be entitled to all the powers, privileges SNES 

and rights as a corporation, necessary for the convenient and proper porated. 

carrying on of the business and undertakings in Canada in the next 


following section mentioned. 


2. The Company may purchase the entire assets and acquire, under- pees” 
take and exercise the whole or any part of the business, undertaking, for'@¥" ... 
property and liabilities, and the name, franchise and good-will of the in Canada. 
Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company, the Queenston Sus- 
pension Bridge Company, the Queenston Heights Bridge Company, the 
Clifton Suspension Bridge Company, or of any of such companies, and 
may pay therefor in such manner as is agreed upon; and any before 
mentioned company is hereby authorized to sell and transfer its assets, 
business, property, name, franchise and good-will to the Company, and 
the Company and such other company may enter into agreements of 
purchase and’ sale and do all acts necessary or convenient for the pur- 
pose of such sale and purchase; and the execution of any such agree- 
ment shall ipso facto vest in the Company the interest and title in and 
to the property the subject matter of the agreement, and the business, 
property, real and personal, and all rights and incidents appurtenant 
thereto and all other things belonging to such other company, shall be 
taken and deemed to be transferred to and vested in the Company with- 
out further act or deed. 

‘A duplicate of each such agreement shall, within thirty days after pee 
its execution, be filed in the office of the Secretary of State of Canada, 
and notice thereof shall be given by the Company in The Canada Gazette. 


3. The Company by its deeds of trust or mortgages may subject Pa aca 


any assets, business, undertaking and property acquired as in the nex 


44. 


Service of 
process. 


Saving as 
to Queen 
Victoria 
Niagara 
Falls Park. 


Bridge of 
Queenston 
Heights 
Bridge Co. 
to be kept 
open. 


Applica- 
tion of laws 
of Canada 
and 
Ontario. 


Preamble. 


THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


preceding section mentioned, including the bonds issuable and mortgag- 
able or pledgable by the Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Com- 
pany, to a lien or charge to secure any bonds which it may issue. 


4. The Company shall have an office at or near Niagara Falls, 
Ontario, and service of process or legal documents may be effected upon 
any clerk or officer employed therein or upon the person then in charge 
thereof, and such service shall be good service upon and shall bind the 
Company. 


5. Notwithstanding anything in this Act contained, the jurisdiction 
and control of the Commissioners for the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls 
Park in respect to the matters placed under their jurisdiction and con- 
trol by virtue-of Chapter 96 of the Statutes of 1892 of the Legislature 
of Ontario, and the powers of the said Legislature in, respect of the 
Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company, shall continue the 
same as if this Act had not been passed, nor shall anything in this Act 
contained vary the agreement of the fourth of December, one thousand 
eight hundred and ninety-one, by the said Statute of 1892 ratified and 
confirmed. 


6. The bridge of the said Queenston Heights Bridge Company shall 
be kept open every day and night throughout the year for the use of 
passengers on foot or travelling in cars or other vehicles, upon the pay- 
ment, by intending passengers, of the tolls from time to time prescribed 
by the Company and approved of by the Governor-in-Council. 


7. Nothing in this Act contained shall relieve the Company from 
the observance of the laws of Canada or Ontario, as the case may be, 
except in so far-as such laws are inconsistent with the acqUIsit OU and 
operation of the undertakings as hereby authorized. 


— 


2 EDWARD VII. 
CHAP. 43. 


AN ACT RESPECTING THE BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY 
AND THE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY. 


(Assented to 15th May, 1902.) 


Whereas the Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company, the 
Buffalo. Railway Company, the Queenston Suspension Bridge Company, 
the Queenston Heights Bridge Company, the Clifton Suspension Bridge 
Company and the International Railway Company have, by their petitions, 
prayed that it be enacted as hereinafter set forth, and it is expedient to. 
grant the prayer of the said petitions: Therefore His Majesty, by and 
with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of 
Canada, enacts as follows: 


1918 PARK COMMISSION, 45 


1. The name “ International Railway Company ” (the successor in {99% 54, 
interest of the Buffalo ae wey Company) is substituted for the name : amended. 
“ Buffalo Railway Company ” where it occurs in Section 1 of Chapter 54 Name of 
of the Statutes of 1900; but such substitution shall not in any way “P*"™ 
impair, alter or affect the liabilities of the Buffalo Railway Company, 
nor in any wise affect any suit or proceeding now pending or judgment 
existing either by, or in favour of, or against that Company, which, not- 
withstanding such substitution, may be prosecuted, continued, completed 
and enforced as if this Act had not been passed. 


Mffect of 
change. 


2. The vesting in the said Company of the business, property rights Rents ane 
and incidents appurtenant thereto and all other things belonging to saved. 
the Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company by any agreement 
made between it and the said Company by the said Statute of Canada 
does not deprive or assume to deprive the Legislature of Ontario of its 
powers and rights with respect to the Niagara Falls Park and River Rail- 
way Company or the jurisdiction and control of the Commissioners for 


the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park as by the said statute provided. 


4-2 GEORGE V. 
CHAP. 98. 


AN ACT RESPECTING INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY 
COMPANY AND INTERNATIONAL TRACTION 
RAILWAYS. 


ene to 19th April, 1911.) 


WHEREAS petitions have been presented praying that it be enacted Preamble. 
as hereinafter set forth, and it is expedient to grant the prayer of the peed 
said petitions: Therefore His Majesty, by and with the advice and con- oe le 
sent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows: 


1. International Traction Railways may acquire and become possessed ,{™218ama- 
of all the estate, property, name, rights, privileges and franchises of 
International Railway Company within Canada, and is invested with 
and entitled to all the powers, privileges and rights of a corporation, 
under the name of “ International Traction Railways,” necessary for the Corporate 
convenient and proper carrying on of the business and undertaking of 
International Railway Company in Canada; but nothing in this Act 
shall in any way impair, alter or affect the liabilities of International 
Railway Company, but International Traction Railways shall be re- 
sponsible for them and they shall become the liabilities of International pjonts 
Traction Railways and may be enforced against it, and nothing in this s@ved. 
Act shall in anywise affect any suit or proceeding now pending or judg- 
ment existing, either by or in favour of or against International Railway 
Company, which may be prosecuted, continued, completed and enforced 
as if this Act had not been passed, and nothing in this Act shall in any 


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Provincial 
powers and 
rights not 
affected. 


Documents 
to be filed. 


Notice. 


Commence- 
ment of 
Act. 


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way enlarge any rights heretofore conferred upon International Railway 
Company or validate any rights claimed by International Railway Com- 
pany to have been heretofore conferred upon it. 


2. The vesting in International Traction Railways of the estate, pro- 
perty, rights, privileges and franchises formerly belonging to the 
Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company and now belonging to 
International Railway Company, does not deprive, or assume to deprive, 
the Legislature of the Province of Ontario of its powers and rights with 
respect to the Niagara Falls Park and River Railway Company, or Inter- 
national Railway Company, or International Traction Railways or the 
jurisdiccion and control of the Commissioners for the Queen Victoria 
Niagara Falls Park, as provided by Chapter 54 of the Statutes of 1900 
and Chapter 43 of the Statutes of 1902. 


3. A duplicate or certified copy of the charter of International Trac- 
tion Railways, granted under the Laws of the State of New York, of all 
amendments made thereto up to the date of the coming into force of 
this Act, and of the document evidencing the succesion in interest of 
International Traction Railways shall be filed in the office of the Secre- 
tary of State of Canada upon the coming into force of this Act, and 
notice of such filing shall then be given by International Traction Rail- 
ways in The Canada Gazette; and all amendments of the said charter 
made subsequent to the coming into force of this Act shall be so filed 
forthwith and notice of such filing be given in the same manner. 


4. This Act shall come into force on a day to be named by pro- 
clamation of the Governor-in-Council. | 


1918 . PARK COMMISSION. 47 


AGREEMENT WITH JAMES R. SMITH. 


THis INDENTURE made the ninth day of May, in the year one thousand: eight 
hundred and ninety-nine, by and between the Commissioners of the Queen Victoria 
Niagara Falls Park, hereinafter styled the Commissioners, of the one part, and 
James R. Smith of the City of Buffale in the State of New York, one of the 
United States of America, Esquire, of the other part. 


WHEREAS the said James R. Smith acquired by virtue of an Indenture, dated 
the fifth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight, the property 
of the Reverend Sutherland Macklem, known as Clark Hill in the Township of 
Stamford and County of Welland, being certain parts of Lot Number one hundred 
and seventy-five of the said township, which said Indenture is duly registered in 
Book R of the said township on the 12th August, 1898, and numbered 4666, and also 
by the said Indenture did acquire from the said Sutherland Macklem certain 
rights among others reserved by the said Sutherland Macklem to himself and 
his assigns in a certain conveyance of land by him the said Sutherland Macklem 
to Her Majesty the Queen, dated the sixth day of May, 1887, for the purpose’ of 
drawing from the Niagara River and forcing up to the Mansion House called 
Clark Hill and the grounds adjacent thereto the water required for the purpose 
of supplying the said house and grounds with water for all domestic and general 
purposes. } 

AND WHEREAS the said James R. Smith is about to obtain power to force 
up to the said Mansion House and the grounds adjacent thereto the water required 
for the purpose of supplying the said house and grounds with water for all domestic. 
and general purposes as by the said Sutherland Macklem is reserved by the above 
recited Indenture dated the sixth day of May, 1887. be ae 

THis INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the said James R. Smith for himself, his 
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, grants and surrenders to the Com- 
missioners all his rights to use the waters of the Niagara River in any manner as 
heretofore used or capable of being used for propelling machinery or water wheels 
or otherwise in order to force water for the purposes hereinbefore recited from the 
Niagara River to the said Mansion Grounds, with right to remove all appliances 
or raceways used for propelling such machinery or water wheels. 

PROVIDED always that such grant or surrender shall not deprive the said 
James R. Smith from drawing and taking from the Niagara River the water 
required for the purpose of supplying the Mansion House called Clark Hill and 
the grounds adjacent thereto for all domestic and general purposes, and to main- 
tain and keep in, upon or under the lands of the Park the water pipes and drain 
pipes required or which may be required for the purpose of conducting the water 
from the said river to the said Mansion House and grounds and the drainage from 
the said house and grounds to the said river, and from time to time by himself, 
his servants or workmen or his assigns, their servants or workmen to enter upon 
the lands of the park for the purpose of amending, altering, repairing and renew- 
ing the machinery used and which may be used for forcing the said water (other 
than by means of water power or water wheels) and also of opening, cleaning, 
repairing and relaying the water pipes for conducting water to the said Mansion 
and grounds and the drains from the said house and grounds to the said river, 
doing as little damage as possible to the surface of the lands within the park 
and restoring the same as far as possible to its previous condition and protecting all 


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48 THE REPORT OF NIAGARA FALLS No. 9 


excavations, pits and openings made for the purpose of examining and repairing 
such pipes and drains. 

Anp the said James R. Smith for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators 
and assigns, doth hereby covenant with the Commissioners, their successors or 
assigns, that he will duly observe and perform all such acts, matters and things 
as are hereinbefore incumbent upon him to do, observe and perform. 

Anp this indenture doth further witness that the Commissioners do license 
and permit the said James R. Smith, his heirs and assigns, to have and use as a 
private road into the park the old roadway now within the park and leading down 
the face of the northern slope of Clark Hill, and doth further permit the said 
James R. Smith to extend the same to the general driveway of the park upon 
a line of direction approved by the Commissioners, the same to be completed 
within eighteen months from the date of these presents, and the maintenance 
thereof to be done by and at the cost of the said James R. Smith, provided that 
the said license is revocable at any time by the Commissioners. 

In witness whereof the parties hereto have on the day and year first aforesaid 
affixed their respective seals and the said James R. Smith at same time his proper 
signature, the Commissioners affixing their corporate seal and the Chairman his 
sign manual. 


SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED 
in the presence of 


CARLTON M. SMITH. 
HEnry Y. GRANT. 
JAMES WILSON as to signature of 
J. W. LANGMUIR. 
JaAMEs R. Smiru. 
(Seal) 


J. W. Lanemuir, Chairman of the Queen 
Victoria Niagara Falls Parks Com- 
Mission. 

(Seal) 


1918 


Year. 


1917 


PARK COMMISSION. 49 
INDEX TO ANNUAL REPORT, 1917. 
Titles. Date. Page. 
Thirty-second Annual Report of the Commissioners..| February 18, 1918...... 9 
HAV ATICIVL sy UA LOTION Goan. 2 a. os trarees > clas ots one eats’ g Wiel ahelo vere December 31, 1917...... 15 
Report of the Park Superintendent... .....00 0%. .¢.+.: February 18, 1918...... 18 
FrEHOTE Ol cLhe Ci lel-GArdene lee: con beige < oa wars ca ce es one February 18, 1918 ...... 24 
Agreement with Mr. William LeBlond............... Day ol erlO lige ena. 30 
Agreement with Mr. T. W. Midforth................. Ma viele a1 91 (cares 31 
Order-in—Council respecting Park appointments..... s |, January BU; 19litos... 33 
Power Company Returns in Average Horse—Power....| December 31, 1917...... 34 
An~Act to incorporate the International Bridge 
AOU DATLY seers ce ste ete cae aves rin esceee ete e Stctan Vin oka August: 27,1857 ...5.%.. 35 
Dominion Legislation affecting the International 
Hate Ve COMA Vier sarc. scnatas to oraascatein: ase sieters ese JUL y 7 seLQOU cea seats or 43 
Agreement with Mr. James R. Smith................ May. Os L8O9RS ecie AZ 


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DETAILED REPORT 


OFTHE 


Superintendent of Insurance 


TRANSACTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1917 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO : 


Printed and Published by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
£.9,1'8 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS, 
Corner Queen and John Streets, 
TORONTO. 


To His Honour Siw JOHN STRATHEARN HENDRIE, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., a Colonel in the 
Militia of Canada, Etc., Etc., Htc., Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 


May IT PLEASE YOUR HONOUR: 


The undersigned has the honour to present the detailed Report of the Superin- 
tendent of Insurance for the year ended 3lst December, 1917. 


Respectfully submitted, 


I, B. LUCAS, 
Attorney-General. 
Toronto, July 30th, 1918. 


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PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, 


Toronto, July 29th, 1918. 
To the Honourable I. B. Lucas, K.C., M.P.P., etc., 
Attorney-General, 
Toronto. 


Sir,—I have the honour to submit the accompanying reports respecting the various 
organizations constituted to undertake contracts of insurance, indemnity or guarantee 
in the Province of Ontario. Of these insurers the Ontario Insurance Act distinguishes 


the following divisions: 


A. Registered Dominion Licensees: being Insurance Corporations, Companies or 
Underwriters operating under or by virtue of the Insurance Act of Canada, and regis- 
tered by the Province of Ontario, for the transaction of insurance in the Province. 


B. Provincial Licensees: being Insurance Companies licensed, inspected and regis- 
tered by the Province of Ontario, for the transaction of insurance therein. 


Of these divisions, the Companies comprised in Division B (Provincial Licensees) 
are alone inspected by the Province, and are here reported on in the usual form and 
with the usual financial details pursuant to the provisions of the Ontario Insurance Act. 


All of the Companies in Division A, except Ocean and Inland Marine Companies, 
make financial statements annually to the Dominion of Canada; and those statements, 
as revised by the Dominion Superintendent, can be found in the Superintendent’s 
detailed Annual Report. The balance sheets, therefore, printed here, under Division 
A, are limited to those of Ocean and Inland Marine Companies. 


In order to prevent unnecessary delay in publication, the two Divisions have been 
placed simultaneously in. the printer’s hands—the pages of the Divisions being dis- 
tinguished by the Division letter prefixed. Division indexes have been inserted at 
the end of the volume. These indexes show the Companies standing registered at the 
dates therein mentioned. 


I have the honour to be, Sir, 
Your most obedient servant, 
A. R. BOSWELL, 


Superintendent of Insurance. 


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CONTENTS. 


DIVISION A.—Registered Dominion Licensees: being Insurance Corporations, Companies 
or Underwriters operating under the Insurance Act of Canada, and registered by 
the Province of Ontario, for the transaction of insurance in the Province :—_ 


ADStTACtS OLR ADPlICALIONSLON VR GLISULY) var oc 6 te eis acs saree ales me Pages A 1 et seq. 


DIVISION B.—Provincial Licensees: being Insurance Companies licensed, inspected and 
registered by the Province of Ontario for the transaction of insurance therein: 


I. Detailed Statements of Joint Stock Life Insurance 
CSOTU DIL LOG tet reteset a cio ahs ct ee ethene cin gtare Wok ert oe acute Pages BB 1 et seq. 


II. Detailed Statements of Joint Stock Fire Insurance 
OTOP ADL GS ere ra cheoet lees On chace Corsi si aimrore stoners! oie bodes che: a th's Pages B 15 e@ seq: 


III. Detailed Statements and ‘'Synoptical Tables of Cash 
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies without Capital 
EO Cue nee en more C OR UCL rem rea eee perc: 54 ea dea teeu iia Sah cs ons Pages B 33 et seq. 


IV. Detailed Statements and Synoptical Tables of Cash 
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, having Joint 
PLUG 1Cat Cuel OL CS La Same Memc cia spreatatans be tet te eec t. teen Wises Wome Pages B, 51 ef seq: 


V. Detailed Statements and Synoptical Tables of Strictly 
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies ................ Pages B_ 85 et seq. 


VI. Comparative Summary of Assets and Premium Notes 
of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of all Classes. Pages B 283 et seq. 


VII. Detailed Statements of Weather Insurance Com- 
BVT LG Gia et potas SSRI hes clave a ly aie’ oe ar eas Mh Me eo ces Pages B 299 et seq. 


VIII. Detailed Statement of Insurance Company Author- 


ized to transact in Ontario, Accident, Sickness, 
Guarantee and Automobile Insurance............. Pages. esloser seq: 


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INDEXES:— ; 

Index A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the lst September, 1918, 
being Insurance Corporations, Companies or Underwriters operating under the 
Insurance Act of Canada and registered by the Province of Ontario for the 
transaction of insurance in the Province. 


Index AA: Corporations or Companies standing registered at the lst September, 
1918, in the Province of Ontario, for the transaction of Inland or Ocean Marine 
Insurance or both; also for the Investment of Surplus Funds. 

Index B: Provincial Licensees, standing registered at the 1st September, 1918, 
being Insurance Corporations licensed, inspected and registered by the Province 

_g of Ontario, for the transaction of insurance therein. 

Index C: Fire Underwriters’ Agencies. 


Index D: Insurance Brokers. 


Index EK: Guarantee Companies, 


DIVISION A. 


INSURANCE CORPORATIONS OR COMPANIES, OPERATING UNDER THE INSUR- 
ANCE ACT OF CANADA, AND REGISTERED BY THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, 
FOR THE TRANSACTION OF INSURANCE IN THE PROVINCE. 


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bo 
Dp 


DIVISION A—INSURANCE CORPORATIONS OR COMPANIES, OPERATING UNDER 
THE INSURANCE ACT OF CANADA AND REGISTERED BY THE PROVINCE 
OF ONTARIO FOR THE TRANSACTION OF INSURANCE IN THE PROVINCE. 


Nore.—Reports heretofore made respecting such companies described fully their 
mode and place of incorporation; their statutory powers, duties, rights, and obligations; 
their internal organization; the relation of the members inter se; the liabilities of the 
members to the creditors of the Company; the kind or kinds of insurance for which the 
Company is registered in Ontario; and the extent to which assets of the Company have 
been deposited in various countries as special security for the policyholders of those 
several countries. In the present report, except in the case of new admissions to 
registry, it has not been considered necessary to set out all of these details. Where 
any change has occurred in the Company’s powers or status, of which the Department 
of Insurance has had notice, the nature and extent of such change are indicated. 


All the Companies in Division A, except Ocean Marine Companies and (since 4th 
May, 1910, Inland Marine Companies, 7-8 George V, 1917, c. 29 (D) ), make financial 
statements annually to the Dominion of Canada; and those statements, as revised by - 
the Dominion Superintendent, can be found in the Superintendent’s Annual Report. The 
balance sheets, therefore, printed here, under Division A, are limited to those of Ocean 
and Inland Marine Companies. 


The deposits of Companies in this division have been revised up to.the 1st April, 
1918. 


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DIVISION A 


ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 63817. Certificate of Registry 3665. 


1. Head Oifice, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for ‘)ntario, Alfred 
W. Smith, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Alliance Assurance Company, Limited. 


2. The Company was originally constituted by deed of settlement dated the 4th 
August, 1824, under the name of the Alliance British and Foreign Life and Fire Assur- 
ance Company. The corporate name was changed to the Alliance Assurance Company, 
and the Company is now governed by the Act of the Imperial Parliament 49 and 50 
Vict., chap. 74 (the Alliance Assurance Company’s Act, 1886), and by the said deed as 
thereby altered. The Company was under the (Imperial) Companies’ Act, 1862 to 
1900, registered as a Limited Company, llth April, 1902. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in a joint stock company with a 
capital of five million pounds, divided into 250,000 shares, each of the nominal amount 
of £20, on each of which the sum of £2 4s. is deemed to have been paid. The contracts 
of the Company contain a clause limiting the liabilities of the shareholders to the 
amount remaining unpaid on his or her share or shares; and see new paragraph 2 supra. 


Nore.—The clause above referred to is as follows: ‘“ Provided always that no 
member of the Company shall be liable for more than the unpaid portion of his share 
or shares in the Capita! of the Company.” 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Guarantee and Automobile Insurance. The Com- 
pany is also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean and Inlan@ 
Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited Assets —Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $283,191, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6203. Certificate of Registry No. 3550. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Herbert C. Cox, Toronto; Adam Brown, Hamilton; Alexander Bruce, 
K.C., Toronto; E. R. Wood, Toronto; Kenneth McKenzie, Winnipeg; J. H. Plummer, 
Toronto; Leighton McCarthy, K.C., ‘Toronto; Robert Bickerdike, M.P., Montreal; Hon. 
J. A. Lougheed, Calgary, Alta.; Brigadier-Gen. the Hon. Sir John M. Gibson, K.C.M.G., 
Hamilton; H. A. Richardson, Toronto; Robert Stuart, Chicago, Ill.; F. Le M. Grasset, 
M.D., Toronto; Dr. John Hoskin, K.C., Toronto; William B. Meikle, Toronto. 


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Officers._-Herbert C. Cox, President and Manager, Toronto; J. H. Plummer, Vice 
President, Toronto; C. R. Acres, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of The Canada Life Assurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed, are the following: 
Province of Canada, 12 Vict., chap. 168, an Act to incorporate the Canada Life Assur- 
ance Company; Dominion of Canada, 42 Vict., chap. 71, an Act to amend the Act 
incorporating the Canada Life Assurance Company, 56 Vict., chap. 76; Canada (1917), 
chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada 
bearing date 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $52,231, held by the Government of Canada. 


Recent. legislation respecting the Canada Life Assurance Company was noted in the 
report of 1893; see also Statutes of Canada, 1899, 62-3 Vict., chap. 99; 1909 (D.), chap. 
104, assented to 19th May, 1909. 


ZOTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6190. Certificate of Registry No. 3537. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George 
H. Orr, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the 45tna Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed, are the following: State of 
Connecticut, 1878, an Act to amend the Charter of the Atna Life Insurance Company 
of Hartford; State of Connecticut, 1882, amending the charter of the AXtna Life Insur- 
ance Company; State of Connecticut, 1883, amending the charter of the Attna Life 
- Insurance Company. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated stock company, and 
the liability of the members is limited to the amount of their capital stock. The amount 
of the capital stock is $2,000,000. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Those marked A are applicable 
solely to policies existing 3lst March, 1878; those marked B to policies issued subse- 
quently. Deposit accepted at the value of $4,938,487, being $100,000 (A), and 
$4,838,487 (B). 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT: OF INSURANCE. A5 


THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6217. Certificate of Registry No. 3564. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Sir H. V. Meredith, Montreal; D. Forbes Angus, Montreal; C. B. Gorden, 
K.B.E., Montreal; F. W. Molson, Montreal; G. B. Fraser, Montreal. 


Officers —D. M. McGoun, Manager for Canada, Montreal, Que. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Frederick William Doran, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the manager for the time being, or in the name of any three of the 
Directors for the time being of the said Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: United 
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 2 Will. IV., chap. 81, Standard Life Assurance 
Company’s Act, 1832; 8 and 9 Vict., chap. 75, Standard Life Assurance Company’s Act, 
1845; 22 and 23 Vict., chap. 27, Standard Life Assurance Company’s Act, 1859; 44 Vict., 
chap. 26, Standard Life Assurance Company’s Act, 1881; 54 Vict., chap. 6, Standard Life 
Assurance Company’s Act, 1891. Province of Quebec, 51 and 52 Vict., chap. 120, an Act 
to authorize the Standard Life Assurance Company to sue and be sued, and to acquire 
and hold real estate under the name of the Standard Life Assurance Company. Province 
of Ontario, 56 Vict., chap. 106; R.S.O. 1914, c. 183;; Dominion of Canada (1917), chap. 29, 
The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 
with a capital of £500,000, divided into 10,000 shares of £50 each, of which £12 has 
been paid. The paid-up capital is thus £120,000, and the liability of the members is 
limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them, ‘being £38 per 
share. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposits accepted at the value 
of $5,139,562, being $133,622 Life A, and $5,005,940 Life B; also $2,455,120 vested in 
Canadian Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). 
Register No. 6283. Certificate of Registry No. 3631. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Geo. Ross 
Hargraft, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Commercial Union Assurance Company (Limited). 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Public General 
Acts of the United Kingdom: 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89, The Companies Act, 1862; 27 
Vict., chap. 19, The Companies Seal Act, 1864; 30 and 31 Vict., chap. 131, The Companies’ 
Act, 1867; 33 and 34 Vict., chap. 104, The Joint Stock Companies’ Arrangement Act, 
1870; 40 and 41 Vict., chap. 26, The Companies Act, 1877; 42 and 43 Vict., chap. 76, The 
Companies’ Act, 1879; 43 Vict., chap. 10, The Companies’ Act, 1880; 46 and 47 Vict., chap. 
25, The Companies’ Act, 1883; 46 and 47 Vict., chap. 30, The Companies’ (Colonial 
Registers) Act, 1882; 49 Vict., chap. 33, The Companies’ Act, 1886; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 
93, The Companies’ (Memorandum of Association) Act, 1890; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 63, 
The Companies’ Winding Up Act, 1890; Private Acts: 45-50 Vict., chap. 75 (Vesting of 
Securities and Property in Trustees, etc.); 53-4 Vict., c. 172 (Hxtension of Objects). 


8. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
the share capital of which consists of 50,000 shares of £50 each, and the liability of the 
members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets —Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows. Deposit accepted at the value 
of $1,107,905, being $97,431 Life A, $149,931 Life B, and $860,543 Fire. 


CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION. 


Register No. 6191. Certificate of Registry No. 3538. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—W. D. Matthews, Toronto; J. K. Macdonald, Toronto; Sir E. B. Osler, 
M.P., Toronto; John Macdonald, Toronto; Joseph Henderson, Toronto; Col. A. E. Gooder- 
ham, Toronto; Thos. J. Clark, Toronto; Lt.-Col. J. F. Michie, Toronto; Lt.-Col. Frederic 
Nicholls, Toronto; Peleg Howland, Toronto; John Firstbrook, Toronto; James E. Ganong, 
Toronto. 


Officers —-J. K. Macdonald, President, Toronto; W. D. Matthews, Vice-President, 
Toronto; Sir Edmund B. Osler, M.P., Vice-President, Toronto; James A. Macdonald, 
Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Confederation Life Association. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are as follows: Canada 
34 Vict., 1871, chap. 54, an Act to incorporate the Confederation Life Association; 37 
Vict., 1874, chap. 58, an Act to amend the Act incorporating the Confederation Life 
Association; 42 Vict., 1879, chap. 72; an Act to amend the Act of Incorporation of the 
Confederation Life Association; 53 Vict., 1890, chap. 45, an Act relating to the Con- 
federation Life Association. 


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3. Members, how related.—Certain of the members are related as shareholders in 
an incorporated joint stock company. The amount of the authorized capital stock, of 
which the full amount has been subscribed, is $1,000,000 divided into 10,000 shares of 
$100 each. Ten per cent., $100,000, has been paid. (The capital stock was originally 
$500,000 and increased to $1,000,000 under authority of Charter.) The liability of those 
members who are shareholders is limited to the amount of the subscribed capital stock. 
The Association being incorporated on the stock and mutual plan combined, certain of 
the members are related as policyholders and are entitled along with the shareholders 
to vote and take part in the proceedings at all general and special meetings of the 
Association, and they participate (in the mutual branch of the Company’s business) in 
the distribution of surplus or profits earned to the extent of not less than ninety per 
cent. 

4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance, 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit $85,367, accepted at 
the value of $70,895, held by the Dominion Government. 


ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6342. Certificate of Registry No. 3690. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Percy 
J. Quinn, Toronto. Suits by or against the company may be brought in the name of the 
Royal Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: United 
Kingdom, 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89, The Companies’ Act, 1862; United Kingdom, 54 and 
55 Vict., chap. 81, an Act to define and extend the objects of the Royal Insurance Com- 
pany to provide for the transfer to that Company of the business of The Queen Insurance 
Company and for other purposes. 


3. The Royal Insurance Company, Limited (originally constituted by Deed of Settle- 
ment, dated the 3lst day of May, 1845, completely registered under the Companies’ Act 
1845, and re-registered with unlimited liability under The ‘Companies’ Act, 1862) was 
incorporated under The Companies’ Acts, 1862 to 1900, as a Limited Company on the 
19th June, 1907, F. p. 367. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $2,605,483, being $1,219,601 Life and $1,385,882 Fire. 


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WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6336. Certificate of Registry No. 3684. 


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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


- Directors —E. R. Wood, Toronto; Robt. Bickerdike, Montreal; D. B. Hanna, Sir 
John Aird, Z. A. Lash, K.C., LL.D., Geo. A. Morrow, Lt.-Col. Frederic Nicholls, 
Brig.-Gen. Sir Henry Pellatt, C.V.O., Toronto; John Hoskin, K.C., LL.D., Toronto; 
W. B. Meikle, Toronto; H. C. Cox, Toronto; Alfred Cooper, London, Eng.; HE. Hay, 
Toronto. : 


Officers —W. B. Meikle, President and General Manager, Toronto; John Sime, Asst. 
Manager, Toronto; C. C. Foster, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Western Assurance Company. 


2. The members of the Company are all related to each other as shareholders in 4 
joint stock company, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remain- 
ing unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


3.—The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, to 
transact Fire, Inland Transportation, Lightning, Explosion, Tornado and Automobile 
Insurance. The Company is also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact 
Ocean and Inland Marine Insurance. 


4. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited in Canada as special 
security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of 
£92,228, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6280. Certificate of Registry No. 3628. 


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1. Head Office, London, England, and Aberdeen, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney 

for Ontario, Reed, Shaw & McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may 
be brought in the name of The Northern Assurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Acts 
of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 1865, chap. 123, 
The Northern Assurance Act, 1865; 1874, 37 Vict., chap. 9, The Northern Assurance Act, 
1874; 1889, 52 and 53 Vict., chap. 35, Northern Assurance Act, 1889; 62-3 V., s. 16 

(Extension of objects, investments of funds, etc.). 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 
and the liability of the members is unlimited, but each contract of assurance contains a 
clause limiting the liability of shareholders in respect of same to the amount remaining 
unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


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Notr.—The clause referred to is as follows: ‘Provided always, that it is hereby 
agreed that the capital stock and funds of the Company shall alone be liable to answer 
and make good all demands under or by virtue of this policy, and that no shareholder 
or member of the Company shall be liable to any such demands, nor be in anywise 
charged or chargeable by reason of this policy beyond the amount unpaid on his or her 
share or shares in the Company.” 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $675,043, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6291. Certificate of Registry No. 3639. 


Directors.—Sir Alex. Lacoste, Montreal; M. Chevalier, Montreal; W. M. Macpherson, 
Montreal; Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, Montreal. 


Officers —J. Gardner Thompson, Resident Manager, Montreal; Lewis Laing, Assist- 
ant Manager, Montreal; J. D. Simpson, Deputy Assistant Manager, Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Alexander 
Stewart, Toronto. Suits may be brought by or against the Company in thé name of 
the Chairman, Deputy Chairman or any of the Directors of the said Company, or the 
Company itself. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following:—Parliament 
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 6 and 7 William IV., chap. 119, 
14th July, 1836, an Act to enable the Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company to 
sue and be sued in the name of the Chairman, Deputy Chairman or any one of the 
Directors of the said Company, and for other purposes; 10 and 11 Vict., chap. 268, 22nd 
July, 1847, an Act to change the name of the Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
pany and for other purposes; 27 and 28 Vict., chap. 116, 28rd June, 1864, an Act to 
confirm an agreement for the amalgamation of the Globe Insurance Company with the 
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company, and to alter the name of the 
last-mentioned Company and for other purposes; 52 and 53 Vict., chap. 150, 12th August, 
1890, an Act for extending and amending the Acts relating to the Liverpool and 
London and Globe Insurance Company, and for other purposes; 61-2 V., c. 68 (Extension 
and definition of objects of Company); 10 Edw. 7 and 1 Geo. 5, chap. 27 (Imp. 1910), 
an Act to provide for registration as a Limited Company, and for other purposes. 


3. The members are related as stockholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $1,216,570. 

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PHG@NIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


[Collective or corporate names: From A.D. 17838 to 1813, The New Fire Office, or 
Phenix Society; from A.D. 1813 to 1902, The Phenix Assurance Company; from 1902 
to the present time The Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited. ] 


Register No. 6218. Certificate of Registry No. 3560. 


1. Head Office, London, England. ‘Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Douglas 
Kay Ridout, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Secretary or any member of the Company. 


2. The members are now related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock 
company, limited, in the capital of which they are interested in proportion to the 
number of shares they hold, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount 
remaining unpaid on the shares held by them respectively. Legislation (private): 
58-9 V., ce. 73 (Imp.). The Phenix Assurance Company’s Act, 1895, re-enactment of 
53 Geo. III., c. 212 (with amendments) increasing capital, etc.; 1908, 7-8 Edward VII., 
(D.), chap. 145. 


3. By agreement dated 10th July, 1907, duly ratified by Order of the High Court 
of Justice, for England, dated 23rd November, 1907, under the provision of the Imperial 
Statute in that behalf, The Pelican and British Empire Life Office agreed to transfer 
to The Phenix Assurance Company, Limited, the undertaking and business of the former 
Company, which transfer the latter Company by Resolution dated 18th December, 1907, 
agreed to accept; and by Special Act, 7-8 Ed. VII. (1908), c. 145 (D), the Dominion 
authorized the Phenix Assurance Company, Limited, to be licensed to carry on in 
Canada, in addition to its fire insurance business, the existing Canadian business of 
The Pelican and British Empire Life Office. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Life Insurance. The Company is also registered under The Ontario 
Insurance Act to transact Ocean Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value . 
of $1,363,897; being $504,440 Life and $859,457 Fire; also $1,720,628 vested in Canadian 
Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6231. Certificate of Registry No. 3578. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Alfred 
Wright, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Parliament of 
Great Britain, 7 and 8 Vict., chap. 210, an Act for Registration, Incorporation and Regu- 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 11 


lation of Joint Stock Companies; 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89, The Companies’ Act, 1862; 
31 and 32 Vict., chap. 131, The Companies’ Act, 1867; 33 and 34 Vict., chap. 134, The 
Joint Stock Companies’ Arrangement Act; 40 and 41 Vict., chap. 26, The Companies’ 
Act, 1877; 42 and 48 Vict., chap. 76, The Companies’ Act, 1879; 43 Vict., chap. 19, The 
Companies’ Act, 1880; 49 Vict., chap. 23, The Companies’ Act, 1886; 51 and 52 Vict., 
chap. 62, The Preferential Payment in Bankruptcy Act, 1888; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 62, 
The Companies’ Memorandum of Association Act, 1890; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 63, The 
Companies’ Winding-up Act, 1890; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 64, The Directors’ Liability 
Act, 1890. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members in respect of any claim or demand under the 
Company’s policies is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares respec- 
tively held by such member. - 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st March, 1918, and expiring on 3lst March, 1919, to transact Fire and 
Automobile Insurance. The Company is also registered under the Ontario Insurance 
Act to transact Inland Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $712,442, held by the Receiver-General. 


THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 


Register No. 6216. Certificate of Registry No. 3563. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Albert E. 
Donovan, M.P.P., Toronto. Suits by or against the Company mdy be brought in the 
name of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: State of New 
York, 1842, chap. 246, an Act to incorporate the Mutual Life Insurance Company of 
New York; State of New York, 1851, chap. 60, an Act to amend the Act entitled an 
Act to incorporate The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, passed April 12, 
1842; State of New York, 1862, chap. 131, an Act in relation to the dividends of The 
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. 


3. The members are related mutually. There is no share capital and no personal 
liability of the assured, who constitute the members. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st of March, 1918, and expiring the 31st day of March, 1919, to transact 
Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of 
$3,016,769, held by the Receiver-General at Ottawa; also $5,100,000 in hands of Canadian 
Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


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THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA. 


Register No. 6341. Certificate of Registry No. 3689. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Percy 
Joseph Quinn, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Queen Insurance Company of America. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: New York, 
1858, chap. 466, an Act entitled an Act to provide for the incorporation of Insurance 
Companies and Acts supplementary thereto. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of capital stock held 
by them respectively, and said capital stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada. 
bearing date the 31st March, 1918, and expiring on the 38lst day of March, 1919, 
transact Fire, Inland Transportation and Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $659,911. 


QUEBEC FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6234. Certificate of Registry No. 3581. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—William A. Sims, Orillia; Alfred Wright, Toronto; A. E. Blogg, Toronto; 
A. W. Blake, Winnipeg; V. Chateauvert; R. Audette, Quebec; Alex. MacLean, Toronto; 
E. G. Meredith, Quebec; Colin E. Sword, Montreal. 


Officers.—V. Chateauvert, President, Quebec; R. Audette, Vice-President, Quebec; 
Colin E. Sword, Manager, Quebec; Geo. H. Henderson, Secretary, Quebec. 


1. Head Office, Quebec City, Province of Quebec. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, Alfred Wright, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Province of 
Lower Canada, 16 Geo. IV., chap. 11 (an Act to incorporate the Quebec Fire Insurance 
Company); Dominion of Canada, 46 Vict., chap. 83, 1883, an Act to further reduce the 
capital stock of the Quebec Fire Assurance Company. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Ais 


4.—The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to transact 
Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $188,942, held by Insurance Branch, Finance Department, Ottawa. 


GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED), LONDON, ENGLAND. 


Register No. 6208. Certificate of Registry No. 3555. 


CANADIAN TRUSTEES. 


K. W. Blackwell, Chairman, Montreal; Tancrede Bienvenu, Montreal; J. O. Gravel, 
Montreal; H,. M. Lambert, Manager, Montreal. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Hiram 
Norton DeWitt, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may ‘be brought in the 
name of the Company, which (as mentioned below), became on the 25th May, 1893, 
incorporated as a Company limited by shares. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: United King- 
dom, 13 and 14 Vict., 1850, chap. 25, an Act for the better enabling the Guardian Fire 
and Life Assurance Company to sue and be sued, and to alter certain provisions of their 
Deeds of Settlement, and to give other powers to the Company; 29 and 30 Vict., 1806, 
chap. 225, an Act to enable the Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company to reduce 
the amount of their paid-up subscription capital stock, and to alter certain provisions of 
their Deed of Settlement and to amend the Guardian Assurance Company’s Act, 1850, 
and to give further powers to the Company and Directors thereof; 33 and 34 Vict., 1870, 
chap. 61, The Life Assurance Company’s Act, and the Guardian Assurance Company’s 
Act, 1898. More particularly referred to below. 


3. The members, prior to the 25th of May, 1893, were related as shareholders in 
an unincorporated joint stock company, and the liability of the members was unlimited 
except so far as their liability was limited by the 51st article of the Deeds of Settle- 
ment, which required that all policies and instruments of assurance to be granted by 
the Company should contain a proviso limiting the liability of the shareholders in the 
Company to the amount of their respective shares in the capital stock and funds of the 
Company, and by the 109th article of the same deed which required that all deeds and 
contracts entered into by the Directors and other officers of the Company should con- 
tain a like proviso, and by the proviso to the effect aforesaid, which by the practice 
of the Company was actually inserted in all the policies of insurance issued by the 
Company. The Company was advised that by the laws of the United Kingdom the 
effect of the said articles and proviso when so inserted was to restrict the liability of 
the shareholders to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them, so 
far as regarded their liability to the persons assured by or claiming under such ee 
instrument, deed or contract containing such proviso. 


By the Guardian Assurance Company’s Act,-1893 (Imp.), which received the Royal 
Assent April 29th, 1893 (56-7 V., c. 13), the Company was empowered to register under 
the Companies’ Act, 1862 to 1890, as a limited liability Company, and this was done 


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on the 25th of May, 1898. Section 9 of the Act of 1893 provides: ‘“ Nothing in this 
Act shall operate to prejudice or affect the rights of the existing policyholders of the 
Company.” Copies of the Act of 1893, of the Memorandum of Association, 1893, and 
the Certificate of Incorporation are filed in the Department of Insurance for Ontario. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $917,134, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. 


Register No. 6262. Certificate of Registry No. 3609. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors —J. B. Forgan, Chicago; H. E. Rawlings, Montreal; Hon E. C. Smith, 
St. Albans, Vt.; P. Stockton, Boston; Sir Vincent Meredith, Montreal; John Macdonald, 
Toronto; E. F. Hebden, Montreal; W. McMaster, Montreal; Thos. DeWitt-Cuyler, 
Philadelphia; Sir Augustus Nanton, Winnipeg, Man.; Frank Scott, Montreal. 


Officers. —H. E. Rawlings, President and Managing Director, Montreal; W. McMaster, 
Vice-President, Montreal; R. B. Scott, Secretary, Montreal, 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Province of Quebec. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, William A. Medland, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of The Guarantee Company of North America. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the ‘Company are now declared, defined and governed are the following: Province of 
Canada, 14 and 15 Vict., chap. 36, 1851, an Act to incorporate The Canada Guarantee 
Company; Dominion of Canada, 35 Vict., chap. 22, 1878, an Act to amend the Act 
incorporating The Canada Guarantee Company; Canada, 48 Vict., chap. 71, 1880, an 
Act further to amend the Act therein cited, incorporating The Canada Guarantee Com- 
pany; Canada, 44 Vict., chap. 57, 1881, an Act further to amend the Act incorporating 
The Canada Guarantee Company, and to change the name of the said Company to The 
Guarantee Company of North America. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st of March, 1918, and expiring on the 8list day of March, 1919, to 
transact Guarantee Insurance. be 

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5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for policyholders therein as follows: Deposits accepted at the value of 
$56,459, held by Receiver-General of Canada. 


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NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6314. | Certificate of Registry No. 3662. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors—L. Goldman, A.I.A., F.C.A., Toronto; Lt.-Col. D. McCrae, Guelph; W. 
Cromwell Gurney, Toronto; John N. Lake, Toronto; M. J. Haney, Toronto; W. K. 
George, Toronto; J. A. Patterson, K.C., Toronto; Hamilton Cassels, K.C., Toronto; 
C. W. I. Woodland, Toronto. 


Officers——L. Goldman, A.I.A., F.C.A., President and Managing Director, Toronto; 
W. Kerr George, 1st Vice-President, Toronto; Lt.-Col. D. McCrae, 2nd Vice-President, 
Guelph; W. B. Taylor, B.A., LL.B., Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The North American Life Assurance Company. 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was incorporated 
under Dominion Act, 42 Vict., chap. 73; see also 60-1 V., c. 79 (D), respecting guar- 
antee fund and investments and to extend business. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in a joint stock company, and the 
liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid, viz., $240,000. Guarantee 
Fund, $300,000; paid in cash thereon, 20 per cent., $60,000. (See the following Acts of 
Canada: 42 Vict., chap. 73; 45 Vict., chap. 98.) 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $50,392, held by Dominion Government. 


THE ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6198. Certificate of Registry No. 3540. 


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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Herbert Brooks, Henry John Gardiner, Francis Alexander Johnston, 
Oswal Cecil Magnaic, Eugene Frederick Noel, Samuel J. Pipken, W. H. N. Goschen, 
Sir John Denison-Pender, K.C.M.G., Kenneth L. C. Prescott, John Annan Bryce, M.P., 
Rhys Williams, Right Hon. Lord Inchcape, Captain Henry Brereton Hooper, R.I.N. 


Officers.—Francis Alexander Johnston, Chairman; Henry John Gardiner, Deputy- 
Chairman; Samuel J. Pipken, General Manager and Secretary. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Irving 
Wells Smith, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Chairman and Secretary for the time being. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed, are the following: 54 Geo. III., 
chap. 79 (Imp.), an Act to enable The Atlas Assurance Company to sue and be sued in 
the name of their Chairman or Secretary under certain regulations; the Life Assurance 
Companies Act, 1870, and Acts amending it. The Company was incorporated under the 
Companies’ Acts (Imp.), 1862 to 1900 as a limited company on the 13th June, 1901, 
under the name “ Atlas Assurance Company, Limited.” 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. The Company has a capital of £1,200,000, consisting of 24,000 shares of £50 
each, on each of which shares the sum of £6 has been paid. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $428,613, held in trust by the Receiver-General for the Dominion of Canada. 


THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATHS. 


Register No. 6261. Certificate of Registry No. 3608. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Herman 
H. Wolf, Toronto. Suits by-or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
eof the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: An Act to 
provide for the incorporation of Life and Health Insurance Companies and in relation 
to agencies of such companies, passed June 24th, 1853. 


3. Members, how related.—Under the charter of the Society it is a mutual com- 
pany, and all the profits are distributed among the policyholders. Under the law of 
New York State when the Society was incorporated, Life Insurance Companies were 
required to have a cash capital of $100,000. Dividends on said capital are limited to 
7 per cent. per annum. ; ; 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 5lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: (A) is applicable solely to 
policies existing 31st March, 1878, (B) to policies issued subsequently; Deposit accepted 
at the value of $5,019,873, being $100,000 (A) and $4,919,873 (B). Also $828,000 in the 
hands of Canadian Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


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SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6264. Certificate of Registry No. 3611. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
William A. Medland, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: 41 Vict., 
chap. 53, 1878, The Scottish Union and National Insurance Company’s Act, 1878; 
49 Vict., chap. 6, 1886, The Scottish Union and National Insurance Company’s Act, 
1886; 55 Vict., chap. 17, 1892, The Scottish Union and National Insurance Company’s 
Act, 1892. 


3. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 3lst of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, to 
transact Fire, Automobile and Tornado Insurance. 


4. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $420,136, held by the Dominion Government. 


NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6267. Certificate of Registry No. 3614. 


1. Head Office, City of New York. ‘Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Ralph 
M. Devins, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the New York Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: New York, 
1892, chap. 690, an Act in relation to Insurance Corporations constituting chapter 38 of 
the General Laws, New York, 1882, chap. 687, an Act to amend the General Corporation 
Law. 


3. The members are related in the respect that the Company is a purely mutual 
Company, and that every person effecting insurance with the Company becomes a 
member of the Company and has the right to vote at the annual election of Trustees 
of the Company. There are no shareholders, and the liability of the members is 
limited to the terms of-their respective policies. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date 31st of March, 1918, and expiring on the 81st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $8,197,694, held by the Government; being $100,000 Life A and $8,097,694 Life B; 
also $4,294,933 vested in Canadian Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


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THE BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 63238. Certificate of Registry No. 3671. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—E. Hay, Toronto; John Hoskin, K.C., LL.D., Toronto; Col. Sir H. M. 
Pellatt, C.V.0., Toronto; R. Bickerdike, Montreal; D. B. Hanna, Toronto; Sir John Aird, 
Toronto; Geo. Morrow, Toronto; Lt.-Col. Frederick Nicholls, Toronto; Alfred Cooper, 
London Eng.; E. R. Wood; Toronto; H. C. Cox, Toronto; W. B. Meikle, Toronto. 


Officers.—W. B. Meikle, President, Toronto; John Sime, Assistant General Manager, 
Toronto; E. F. Garrow, Secretary. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the British America Assurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following:— 
Canada, 17th May, 1882; 45 Vict., chap. 99, an Act to amend and consolidate as amended 
the several Acts relating to the British America Assurance Company; 56 Vict., chap. 
roel), 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, @ 
bearing date the 31st of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, to 
transact Fire, Hail, Inland Transportation.and Automobile Insurance. The Company is 
also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean and Inland Marine 
insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $105,618, held by the Dominion Government. 


CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6287. Certificate of Registry No. 3635. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George 


- Harold Muntz, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Caledonian Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Parliament of 
Great Britain and Ireland, 1846, chap. 45, an Act for incorporating the Caledonian 
Insurance Company, 1880, chap. 68, an Act to amend, vary and extend the powers of 
The Caledonian Insurance Company; 1892; 55-6 V., c. 7, an Act for enlarging the powers 


of The Caledonian Insurance Company and for amending the Company’s Acts of 1846 
and 1880. $s ; 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Jha he) 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is unlimited, but the policies of the Company 
contain a clause by which the liability is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares. 


NoTrr.—The clause above referred to is as follows: It is hereby expressly provided 
and declared that the capital stock and funds of the said Company for the time being 
shall alone be answerable for any demands rising under this policy, and that no share- 
holder or member of the said Company shall, under any circumstances, be subject or 
liable for more than the amount, not already called up, on his or her share or shares 
in the capital of the said Company at the time the claim shall rise. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Municipal Securities, $292,179; 
Loan Company Debentures, $133,833. South Australian Government Bonds, $48,667; 
total $474,679 (accepted at $416,436). 


THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 


Register No. 6259. Certificate of Registry No. 3606. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney in Ontario, Lewis A. 
Stewart, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obliga- 
tions of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: New 
York, chap. 308, 1849; an Act to provide for the Incorporation of Insurance Companies, 
passed April 10th, 1849; chap, 710, 1870, an Act to amend the Charter of the United 
States Life Insurance Company, passed May 6th, 1870; chap. 624, 1872, an Act to 
amend the Charter of the United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New 
York, passed May 10th, 1872; chap. 44, 1882, an Act to amend the Charter of the United 
States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York, passed March 31st, 1882. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany. The directors are elected iby the owners of the capital stock, but the policy- 
holders are eligible as directors. The capital is entitled to 6 per cent. interest only, 
all other profits belong to the policyholders. There is no liability of stockholders, as 
the capital stock ($440,000) is fully paid up. | 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued: by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $288,253, held by the Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada. 


A 20 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6293. Certificate of Registry No. 3641. 


1. Head Office, Portland, in the State of Maine. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, Edwin J. Atkinson, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The Union Mutual Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: State of 
Maine, 1848, chap. 124, an Act to incorporate The Union Mutual Life Insurance Com- 
pany; 1849, chap, 312, an Act in addition to an Act to incorporate The Union Mutual 
Life Insurance Company; 1864, chap. 315, an Act additional to an Act to incorporate 
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, and to amend an Act in addition thereto, 
approved of June 27th, 1849; 1869, chap. 10, an Act to amend the Charter of The Union 
Mutual Life Insurance Company; 1877, chap. 334, an Act to amend the Charter of 
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company; 1878, chap. 74, an Act to consolidate, 
revise and amend the various Acts which constitute the Charter of The Union Mutual 
Life Insurance Company; 1889, chap. 526, an Act to amend the Charter of the Union 
Mutual Life Insurance Company; 1883 (Revised Statutes), chap. 49, Insurance and 
Assurance Companies; 1885, chap. 290, an Act to amend section 73 of chap. 39 of 
Revised Statutes, relating to licensing Insurance Agents; 1885, chap. 329, an Act pro- 
viding for the Taxation of Life Insurance Companies; 1887, chap. 5, an Act to amend 
section 59, chap. 49, of the Revised Statutes relating to Securities; 1887, chap. 71, an 
Act to amend sections 91 and 92 of chap. 49 of the Revised Statutes relating to Life 
Insurance; 1889, chap. 258, an Act to amend Section 65 of chap. 49 of the Revised 
Statutes relating to examinations of Insurance Companies; 1889, chap. 281, an Act 
to prohibit discrimination in Life or Endowment Insurance Policies; 1891, chap. 112, 
an Act to amend chap. 49 of the Revised Statutes relating to Insurance; 1891, chap. 128, 
an Act to prohibit discrimination in Life or Endowment Insurance Policies. 


3. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


4. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit.accepted at the value 
of $1,715,511, being $100,000 (A), and $1,615,511 (B). . 


THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6228. . Certificate of Registry No. 3575. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, H. A. 
Laurence, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Travelers Insurance Company, 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Resolutions 
incorporating the Travelers Insurance Company, June 17th, 1863: resolutions amend- 
ing the Charter of the Travelers Insurance Company, June 16th, 1864; same, May 3ist, 
1865; same, June 6th, 1866; same, April 24th, 1883; same, April 13th, 1887. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 2] 


3. The members are related as sharéholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany; the capital stock has been fully paid in by the shareholders and there is no 
liability upon the members. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life and Accident Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $744,059, being $414,059 (Life) and $330,000 (Accident).» Also $3,495,000 in the 
hands of Canadian trustees under the Insurance Act. 


THE SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, 


Register No. 6219. _ Certificate of Registry No. 3566. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—H. R. Macaulay, M.D., Guelph; S. H. Ewing, Montreal; T. B. Macaulay, 
Montreal; J. R. Dougall, Montreal; Abner Kingman, Montreal; J. McKergow, Montreal; 
Sir H. S. Holt, Montreal; Hon. R. Dandurand, Montreal; Chas. R. Hosmer, Montreal; 
W. M. Birks, Montreal; G. E. Drummond, Montreal; J. W. Ross, Montreal. 

Officers—T. B. Macaulay, President, Montreal; Samuel H. Ewing, Vice-President, 
Montreal; T. B. Macaulay, Managing Director, Montreal; Frederick G. Cope, Secretary, 
Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John A. 
Tory, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The 
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Canada, 
1865, chap. 43, an Act to incorporate The Sun Insurance Company of Montreal; 1870, 
chap. 58, an Act to amend the Act intituled an Act to incorporate the Sun Insurance 
Company of Montreal; 1871, chap. 53, an Act to amend the Act incorporating The Sun 
Insurance Company of Montreal; 1882, chap. 100. 


; 3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. ‘Capital subscribed, $700,000, of which there has been paid up $105,000. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $57,637, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


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THE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6238. Certificate of Registry No. 3585. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, David 
Thorburn Symons, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Edinburgh Life Assurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined and governed are the following: 8 and 9 Vict., 
chap. 76; 21 Vict., chap. 3. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, having a share capital of £500,000, in 5,000 shares of £100 each, of which capital 
£100,000 or £20 per share has been paid up and £400,000 remains uncalled. By a recent 
resolution of the proprietors a sum of £25,000 was transferred to the paid-up capital, 
increasing the same to £100,000 as above mentioned, and the liability of the members 
is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them in terms of 
the contract and co-partnership and Act of Parliament. 


4, The Company is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada in virtue 
of the Insurance Act (Canada), chap. 29. 


5. Deposited assets—The Company has on deposit with the Receiver-General of 
Canada, accepted at $58,157, as special security for the policyholders in) Canada. 


THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE LIFE AND GENERAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIA- 
TION, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6197. Certificate of Registry No. 3544. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Alexander Bissett, Montreal; A. J. Dawes, Montreal; E. F. Hebden, 
Montreal; H. B. Mackenzie, Montreal; E. C. Pratt, Montreal. 


Officers.—Alex. Bissett, Montreal, Attorney and Manager for Canada; W. ‘H. R: 
Emmerson, Assistant Secretary and Actuary. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Samuel 
Bruce Harman, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the London and Lancashire Life and General Assurance Association, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89; 30 and 31 Vict., chap. 131; 40 and 41 Vict., chap. 26; 42 and 
43 Vict., chap. 76; 43 Vict., chap. 19; 46 and 47 Vict., chap. 30; 49 Vict., chap. 23; 53 
and 54 Vict., chap. 62 and 63; Companies’ Act. 1862, and amending Acts (1867 to 1890), 
cited as the Companies’ Acts, 1862 to 1890; 27 Vict., chap. 19; Companies’ Seal Act, 
1864; 33 and 34 Vict., chap. 61, Life Assurance Companies’ Act, 1870, and amending 
Acts; 35 and 36 Vict., chap. 41. ° 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 23 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany. The capital is fully subscribed. One hundred thousand pounds in 10,000 shares 
of £10 each, on which £1 per share was originally paid up, and a further £1 per share 
has been paid up out of the profits declared, making £20,000, or £2 per share paid up. 
The liability of the members is unlimited, but in all policies issued by the Company 
a clause is inserted which limits the liability of the shareholders, in respect to such 
policies, to the amount unpaid on the shares held by them. 


NoTeE.—The clause referred to is as follows: Provided further, and it is hereby 
stipulated and agreed that the Directors signing this policy, and the other proprietors 
and holders of shares in the Company, shall not individually, in any manner be, or by 
any process be made, liable to make good any claim or demand whatsoever under or 
by virtue of this policy, further than to pay and contribute to the capital of the Com- 
pany the full amount of his or her shares in such capital, and that all such claims and 
demands shall alone be satisfied out of the capital, funds and property of the Company 
for the time being. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 

5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit, $211,000. Also 


$3,715,000 vested in Canadian Trustees under Insurance Act (accepted at $3,904,436, 
being $100,000 (A) and $3,804,436 (B) ). 


LLOYD’S PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6253. Certificate of Registry No. 3600. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—William T, ‘Woods, New York; J. H. Seed, New York; W. A. Nash, New 


’ York; H. B. Hall, New York; G. H. Prentiss, New York; Alfred B. Hall, New York; 


Joseph L. White; F. J. Middlebrook, New York; Samuel T. Brown, New York; John F. 
Huntsman, Jr., New York; Charles G. Smith, New York; S. A. Warner Baltazzi, West- 
_ bury, L. I.; Rudolph O. Hanbald, New York. 


Officers.—William T. Woods, President, New York; Wm. A. Nash, Vice-President, 
New York; C. E. W. Chambers, Secretary, New York. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, Shaw & 
McNaught, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
New York, 1853, amending 1879, chap. 485, an Act to provide for the incorporation of 
Life and Health Insurance Companies. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany. 


A 24 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the 
value of $83,373, held by the Minister of Finance. 


OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION (LIMITED). 


Register No. 6176. Certificate of Registry No. 3523. 


Officers—Charles H. Neely, General Manager for Canada, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation (Limited). 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Great Britain and Ireland, 35-6 Vict., 164; 1890, chap. 229; 53 and 54 Vict., Special 
Act still in force. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid 
upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Guarantee, Plate Glass, Burglary and Automobile 
Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the 
value of $586,931. 


THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. 


Register No. 6340. . Certificate of Registry No. 3688. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, S. Bruce 
Harman, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The London Assurance Corporation. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Par- 
liament of Great Britain, 54 and 55 Vict., c. 126, The London Assurance Act, 1891. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 25 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited Assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $285,833. 


THE LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Registry No. 6288. Certificate of Registry No. 3636. 


eee 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors——John McClary, London, Ont.; Albert O. Jeffery, K.C., London; Sir 
George C. Gibbons, K.C., London; Thomas H. Smallman, London; T. W. Baker, London; 
W. M. Spencer, London, Ont.; George M. Reid, London; Wm. Gorman, London. 


Officers—John McClary, President, London; Albert O. Jeffery, K.C., Vice-President, 
London; John G. Richter, Manager, and Edward E. Reid, ‘Secretary, London. 


1. Head Office, London, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The London Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
cf the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: On- 
tario, 37 Vict., chap. 85; Canada, 47 Vict., chap. 89; Canada, 48 and 49 Vict., chap. 94; 
Canada, 54 and 55 Vict., chap. 117. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $51,705, 
held by the Government of Canada. 


THE LONDON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Registry No. 6186. Certificate of Registry No. 3533. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—A. H. C. Carson, Toronto; R. Home Smith, Toronto; F. D. Williams, 
Toronto; A. C. McMaster, K.C., Toronto; W. T. Kernahan, Toronto; L. G. M. Nesbitt, 
Brighton, Ont.; H. N. Cowan, Toronto; G. H. Williams, Winnipeg, Man.; W. G. 
Willoughby, Toronto. 


Officers —A. H. C. Carson, President; R. Home Smith, Vice-President; F. D. 
Williams, Managing Director; A. V. Stamper, Secretary, Toronto. 


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1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The London Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Canada. 


2. The Company was constituted under the General Insurance Act of the old Pro- 
vince of Canada (Consolidated Statutes, 1859, U.C., chap. 52), as a County Insurance 
Company, by the name of the County of Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 
The private Act, 27 Vict. (1863), chap. 52, of the Province of Canada, inter alia changed 
the name of the Company to the Agricultural Mutual Assurance Association of Canada, 
which name was by 41 Vict. (1878), chap. 40, of the Dominion of Canada, changed to 
the Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company; and section 56 of the last mentioned 
Act empowered the Company by a majority vote of its members to further change the 
name to The London Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Canada. 


The private Act, 62-3 Vict. (1899), chap. 118, of the Dominion, as amended by 
1 Edward VII. (1901), chap. 103 (D.), inter alia empowered the Company to raise a 
stock capital of not less than $100,000, nor more than $500,000 in shares of $100 each. 


3. The members are related as members of a mutual fire insurance company insur- 
ing on the premium note as well as on the cash system, and the liability of the members 
is limited to the amount of their premium notes or cash premiums, as the case may be. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


®. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $52,402, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


FIDELITY PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 


Registry No. 6301. Certificate of Registry No. 3649. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. M. M. Kirk- 
patrick, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Company of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: State 
of New York, 1882, chap. 690, an Act in relation to Insurance sso constituting 
chap. 88 of the general laws. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by 
them, the whole amount of the shares being, however (pursuant to the laws of the 
State), fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $356,872. 


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THE MANUFACTURERS’ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Registry No. 6178. Certificate of Registry No. 3524. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Lt.-Col. A. J. Wilkes, K.C., Brantford; William Stone, Toronto; Brig.- 
Gen. Hon. James Mason, Toronto; C. C. Dalton, Toronto; D. G. Ross, Toronto; F. G. 
Osler, Toronto; John Massey, Toronto; W. G. Gooderham, Toronto; HE. R. C. Clarkson, 
Toronto; M. R. Gooderham, Toronto; Milton J. Beatty, Fergus, Ont. 


Officers —W. G. Gooderham, President, Toronto; Lt.-Col. A. J. Wilkes, 1st Vice- 
President, Brantford; C. C. Dalton, 2nd Vice-President, Toronto; J. B. McKechnie, 
General Manager, Toronto; A. J. Prest, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, chap. 104, 1887, Vict. 50 and 51, an Act to incorporate The Manufacturers’ Life 
Insurance Company; Canada, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $179,313, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE DOMINION OF CANADA GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE 
COMPANY. 


Register No. 6206. Certificate of Registry No. 3553. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Col. Albert E. Gooderham, Toronto; W. G. Blackstock, Toronto; C. 
D. Warren, Toronto; Sir Donald D. Mann, Toronto; D. C. Ross, Toronto; Geo. E. Gooder- 
ham, Toronto; C. A. Withers, Toronto. 


Officers.—Col. A. E. Gooderham, President, Toronto; C. D. Warren, Vice-President, 
Toronto; Charles A. Withers, General Manager, Toronto; J. L. Turquand, Secretary- 
Treasurer. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Accident Insurance Company. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, chap. 104, 1887, Vict. 50 and 51; Canada (1917), chap. 29, the Insurance Act; 
1898, special Act; 1899, special Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, Burglary and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
epecial security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $183,107, held by the Government of Canada. 


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THE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6283. Certificate of Registry No. 3580. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—William A. Sims, Orillia, Ont.; Albert E. Blogg, Toronto; A. W. Blake, 
Winnipeg; Alexander MacLean, Toronto; Colin E. Sword, Montreal. 


Officers —William A. Sims, President, Orillia; A. E. Blogg, Managing Director, 
Yoronto; Alfred Wright, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Ontario, 37 Vict., chap. 87, an Act to incorporate the Mercantile Fire Insurance Com- 
pany; 55 Vict., chap. 101, an Act to amend the Act to incorporate The Mercantile Fire 
-Insurance Company. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, under and as set forth in their said Act of Incorporation, and the liability of the 
members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day. of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $181,856, held by the Receiver-General at Ottawa. 


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THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


Registry No. 6327. Certificate of Registry No. 3675. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 
Directors.—S. R. Wickett, Toronto; John Burns, Toronto; Robert Forbes, Toronto; 
S. .M..Sterling, A. J. Tipping, C. S. Parsons, R. Maxwell, L. R. Arnett, Toronto; W. J. 
Sykes, Toronto; Adam Johnston, Toronto; E. Fielding, Toronto. 


Officers—Chas. S. Parsons, President, Toronto; S. M. Sterling, Vice-President, 
Toronto; R. Ivens, General Manager and Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Society may be brought 
in the name of The Commercial Travellers’ Mutual Benefit Society. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Society are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: R.S.O. 
1914, chap. 183; Ontario, 1888, chap. 26; Ontario, 1890, chap. 39; Canada (1917), chap. 
29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as members of an assessment society, and the liability 
of the members is limited to assessments and annual fees. 


4. The Society is now authorized by certificate of registration issued by the 
Dominion of Canada, bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 
alist day of March, 1919, to transact Life Insurance on the Assessment Plan. 


THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6202. Certificate of Registry No. 3549. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Thomas Hilliard, Waterloo; S. B. Bricker, Waterloo; D. Bean, Waterloo; 
W. Vandusen, Toronto; George D. Forbes, Hespeler; Dr. W. T. Parke, Woodstock; 
Thomas Trow, Stratford; A. J. Andrews, ‘Winnipeg; E. F. Seagram, Waterloo; Dr. W. L. 
Hilliard, Waterloo. 


Officers.—Thos. Hilliard, President and Managing Director, Waterloo; S. B. Bricker, 
Vice-President, Waterloo; Ford S. Kumpf, Assistant Manager, Waterloo; P. H. Roos, 
Secretary-Treasurer, Waterloo. 


1. Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The Dominion Life Assurance Company. 


2. he legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, 1889, 52 Vict., chap. 95, an Act.to incorporate the Dominion Life Assurance 
Company; Canada, chap. 29, The Insurance Act; RS.O., The Companies’ Clauses Act. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on. the 31st day of March, 1919, 


to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held as security for 
the policyholders in Canada as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of $51,309, held 
by Receiver-General of Canada. 


DOMINION GRESHAM GUARANTEE AND CASUALTY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6376. Certificate of Registry No. 3724. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, 


Directors.—Sir Herbert Ames, Montreal, Que.; J. M. Fortier, Montreal, Que.; F. W. 
Evans, Montreal, Que.; B. Tooke, Montreal, Que.; Wm. Hanson, Montreal, Que. 


Oficers.—F. W. Evans, President, Montreal, Que.; B. Tooke, Vice-President, Mont- 
real, Que.; F. J. J. Stark, General Manager, Montreal, Que.; Frank J. J. Stark, 
Secretary, Montreal, Que. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Hiram 
Norton DeWitt, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Dominion Gresham Guarantee and Casualty Company. 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was incorporated by 
an Act of the Parliament of Canada in the fifty-sixth year of Her late Majesty’s reign, 
and assented to on the first day of April, 1893. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, R.S.C., chap. 34, The Insurance Act, and the Act of Incorporation, 56 Vict., 
chap. 78, Canada; see Statutes of Canada, 1903; 7-8 Ed. VII, chap. 102, 1908; 2 Geo. V., 
chap. 87; 2 Geo. V, chap. 88 (1912). 


4. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Burglary, Accident, Sickness, Guarantee and Automobile Insurance. 


6. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $115,144, held by the Treasury Department, Ottawa. 


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THE BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, 


Register No. 6297. Certificate of Registry No. 3645. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Geo. C. Robb, Toronto; W. R. C. Corson, Hartford, Conn.; H. N. Roberts, 
Toronto; Charles S. Blake, Hartford, Conn.; Olaf E. Gamberg, Montreal; James R. L. 
Starr, Toronto. 


Officers.—H. N. Roberts, President and General Manager, Toronto; Olaf E. Gamberg, 
Vice-President, Montreal; James P. Bryne, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Corporation. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Canada, 38 Vict., chap. 95, an Act to incorporate the Canadian Steam 
Users’ Insurance Association; 45 Vict. chap. 102, an Act to amend the Act incorpor- 
ating the Canadian Steam Users’ Association; 52 Vict., chap. 97, an Act to amend the 
Act incorporating The. Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Canada; 55 Vict., 
chap. 68, an Act respecting The Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Canada. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid 
upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Steam Boiler Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
especial security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $98,487, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


SUN INSURANCE OFFICE. 


Register No. 6189. Certificate of Registry No. 3536. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Lyman 
Root, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Chairman or Treasurer of the Directors for the time being, or of the Secretary of the 
Office. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 54-55 Vict., chap. 97, 
Sun Insurance Office Act, 1891. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited by contract to the amount remaining 
unpaid upon the shares held by them. [See Sun Insurance Office Act, 1891, 54-55 Vict., 


chap. 97 (Imp.), sec. 21.] 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are*deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $524,876, held by the Superintendent of Insurance, Ottawa. 


THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No, 6175. Certificate of Registry No. 3522. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Ottawa, Ont.; Francis C. Bruce, Hamil- 
ton, Ont.; J. Kerr Fisken, B.A., Toronto, Ont.; E. P. Clement, Kitchener, Ont.; W. J. 
Kidd, B.A., Ottawa, Ont.; Sir H. Montagu Allan, Montreal, Que.; L. J. Breithaunt, 
Kitchener, Ont.; Hume Cronyn, London, Ont.; George Wegenast, Waterloo, Ont.; R. O. 
McCulloch, Galt, Ont.; C. M. Bowman, M.P.P., Southampton, Ont.; Geo. Pattinson, 
Preston, Ont. 


Officers. —E. P. Clement, K.C., President, Kitchener, Ont.; F. C. Bruce, Vice-President, 
Hamilton, Ont.; George Wegenast, Manager, Waterloo, Ont.; Charles Ruby, Secretary, 
Waterloo, Ont. 


1. Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 


of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following:— 


Canada, 41 Vict., chap. 33, an Act to incorporate The Ontario Mutual Life Assurance 
Company; 52 Vict., chap. 96, an Act to amend the Act incorporating the Ontario Mutual 
Life Assurance Company. Special Act (D.), 1900, 63-4 Vict., chap. 112 (D.), changing 
the corporate name from The Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Company to the Mutual 
Life Assurance Company of Canada; also changing date of Annual Meeting; see also 
Secu7 Vil. chap: 159: 


3. The members are related mutually. There is no share capital and no personal 
liability of the assured who constitute the members. Every person effecting an insur- 
ance with the Company becomes a member, and has a right to vote at all annual and 
general meetings of the Company. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 


bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $104,225, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


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THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. 


Register No. 6269. Certificate of Registry No. 3617. 


1. Head Office, Philadelphia, U.S. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. H. 
C. Proctor, Toronto. 


2. The Company was incorporated by the Act of General Assembly, April 14th, 1794, 
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, U.S.A., and the documents evidencing the same 
are filed or deposited in the office of the Secretary of State at Harrisburg, Penn. 


3. The members are related as members of a joint stock company, capital $3,000,000, 
fully paid, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of their fully paid 
stock. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Inland Transportation, Explosion and Automobile Insurance, excluding 
insurance against loss by reason of injury to the person. The Company is also regis- 
tered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $369,442. 


THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6329. Certificate of Registry No. 3677. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, Peter A. McCallum, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Charter of 1810 and subsequent amendments. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the par value of stock held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Hail, Explosion, Inland Transportation, Cyclone or Tornado Insur- 
ance and “Insurance against loss or damage to Automobiles by accident, burglary or 
theft.” The Company is also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact 
Ocean and Inland Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: In Canada, deposit accepted 
at the value of $966,233, held by the Minister of Finance, 

4s. I. 


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NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6198. Certificate of Registry No. 3545. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Charles J. Cater-Scott, Edinburgh; G. N. Moncel, Montreal; Wm. Mc- 
Master, Montreal; E. L. Pease, Montreal. 


Officers:—Charles J. Cater-Scott, Edinburgh, Chairman; Owen D. Jones, General 
Manager, Edinburgh; Randall Davidson, Manager for Canada. 


1. Head Offices, London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and 
Attorney for Ontario, Henry W. Evans, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may 
be brought in the name of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of-the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
1860, 23-24 Vict., chap. 115 (Imp.), The North British Insurance Company’s Act, 1860; 
1862, 25-26 Vict., chap. 102, North British and Mercantile Insurance Company’s Act, 
1862; 1870, 33 Vict., chap. 21, The North British and Mercantile Insurance Company’s 
Act, 1870; 1882, 45 Vict., chap. 52, The North British and Mercantile Insurance Com- 
pany’s Act; 1889, 52-53 Vict., chap. 142, The North British and Mercantile Insurance 
Company’s (Scottish Provincial Transfer) Act, 1889; 1892, 55 Vict., chap. 15 (Royal 
Assent 20th May, 1892), The North British and Mercantile Insurance Company’s Act, 
1892. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $1,242,226, being Life A, $59,475; Life B, $320,513, and Fire, $862,238. 


ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6295. Certificate of Registry No. 3643. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. M. M. 


Kirkpatrick, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Atna Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, 1820, 1839, 1857, 1864, 1877, 1881, 1886. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 35 


3. The members are related to each other as shareholders in an incorporated joint 
stock Company, and the liability of the members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Automobile and Tornado Insurance. The Company is also registered 
under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Inland Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Total deposit accepted at 
492,539. 


THE NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. 


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Register No. 6187. Certificate of Registry No. 3534. 


1. Head Office, Norwich England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John B. 
Laidlaw, Toronto. Suits by or against the Society may be laid in the name of the 
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Society are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following. Parlia- 
ment of Great Britain and Ireland, 1879, 42-3 Vict., chap. 20, The Norwich Union Fire 


Insurance Society’s Act; 1908 (Imp.) Act and memorandum and articles of Association, 
Royal Assent 18th June, 1908. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Society is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Automobile and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Total deposit accepted at 
the value of $783,695. 


AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 
Register No. 6274. Certificate of Registry No. 3622. 
1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, W. H. Hall, 
Toronto. ; 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
York, 1892, chap. 690. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. The capital of the Company is $2,500,000, and is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Guarantee Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders herein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $54,940, held by the Receiver-General. 


PH@NIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. 


Register No. 6373. Certificate of, Registry No. 3720. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—George M. Lovejoy, Lyman B. Jewell, Henry C. Dwight, Ward W. 
Jacobs, Ed. Milligan, John M. Taylor, E. M. Day, C. H. Clark, all of Hartford, Conn.; 
Louis F. Butler, John M. Halcombe, Robert J. Allyn, Hartford, Conn. 


Officers:—Edward Milligan, President, Hartford, Conn.; George M. Lovejoy, Vice- 
President, Hartford, Conn.; John B. Knox, Secretary, Hartford, Conn.; Thomas C. 
Temple, Assistant Secretary. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Richard H. 
Butt, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Phenix Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Charter, 
May 31st, 1854; amendments to Charter, January 15th, 1874; March 31st, 1881; February 
25th, 1885. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 
with a capital of $2,000,000, consisting of 20,000 shares of $100 each, fully paid up in 
cash, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance (excluding insurance against loss by reason 
of injury to the person). 


5. Deposited assets.— Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $417,520, held by the Receiver-General. 


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THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6372. Certificate of Registry No. 3722. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, Shaw 
& McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: General 
Assembly State of Connecticut, May Session, 1850, incorporation; State of Connecticut, 
May Session, 1875, power to increase capital to $1,000,000; State of Connecticut, January, 
1884, time of annual meeting changed. State of Connecticut, 1907, power to increase 
capital stock not to exceed $3,000,000, also providing that all stock issued shall be paid 
for in cash at not less than par value. Resolution accepting amendment adopted by 
unanimous vote of stockholders present at a legally warned meeting held 38rd January, 
1908. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability is limited to the amount of stock owned. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Hail Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $144,926, held by the Dominion of Canada. 


THE CANADA ACCIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6299. Certificate of Registry No. 3647. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.——Hon. N. Curry, Montreal; S. H. Ewing, Montreal; T. H. Hudson, 
Montreal; Jas. McGregor, Montreal; C. H..Godfrey, Montreal. 


Officers —S. H. Ewing, President, Montreal; T. H. Hudson, Manager and Secretary, 
Montreal.e 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. H. C. 
Proctor, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Canada Accident Assurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now so declared, defined, limited or governed are the following. 
Dominion of Canada, 1887, 50-51 Vict., chap. 106, an Act to incorporate the Canada 
Accident Assurance Company. See also Statutes of Canada, 1899, 62-3 Vict., chap. 98. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of-the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Automobile, Sickness, Plate Glass, Burglary, and Guarantee 
Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $158,120, held by the Dominion Government. 


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LONDON GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6292. Certificate of Registry No. 3640. 


Head Office, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Geo. Weir, 
Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The 
London Guarantee and Accident Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: United 
Kingdom, 1867, chap. 31, The Companies’ Act; 1870, chap. 102, Joint Stock Companies’ 
Arrangement Act, 1870; 1877, chap. 26; 1879, chap. 79; 1880, chap. 19; 1883, chap. 23; 
1883, chap. 30; 1886, chap. 23; 1890, chap. 62; 1890, chap. 63; Companies’ Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Guarantee, Burglary, Accident and Sickness Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $534,846. 


METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6223. Certificate of Registry No. 3570. 


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1, Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry Briggs, 


Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The Metro- 
politan Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
York State, 1883, chap. 437, an Act to amend the charter of the Metropolitan Life Insur- 
ance Company of the City of New York. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 39 


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3. The members are related mutually. There is no share capital and no persona! 
liability of the assured who constitute the members. Every person effecting an insur- 
ance with the Company becomes a member, and has a right to vote at all annual and 
general meetings of the Company. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
specia] security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 


of $19,261,262, held by the Receiver-General; also $7,348,543, vested in Canadian Trustees 
under the Insurance Act. 


THE STAR ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 


Register No. 6218, Certificate of Registry No. 3565. 


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1. Head Office of the Society, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 


Alfred W. Briggs, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The Star Assurance Society. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Deed of 
Settlement, 2nd October, 1843; The Star Life Assurance Society Act, 1868; The Star Life 
Assurance Society Act, 1884, 57-8 Vict., chap. 124, Resolutions adopted 13th of August, 
1884; Resolutions adopted 1st April, 1885; Articles, 182 George V., ch. 69 (1911). 


3. The members are related as shareholders in the Society to the extent of their 
shares therein defined by the Deed of Settlement, and the liability of the members is 
limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


NoTE.—Each policy of the Society contains the following stipulation: Provided that 
the funds and property of the Society, for the time being remaining unapplied and 
undisposed of, shall alone be answerable for any claim or demand upon the Society, under 
or by virtue of this policy, and that only after satisfying all prior claims or demands 
thereon, and that no policyholder of the Society, not being a shareholder therein shall 
be subject or liable to any such claim or demand either in law or equity, and that neither 
the directors who have executed this policy nor any other director or shareholder of the 
Society, whether they shall be respectively policyholders or not, shall be subject or liable 
tc any such claim or demand, or any payment or contribution in respect thereof, beyond 
so much of the share or shares (if any) held by them, him or her, in the capital of the 
Society, as shall not for the time being have been paid up, as shall not be required for the 
satisfaction of such prior claim and demands aforesaid; and that upon the legal transfer 
by any shareholder in accordance with the regulations of the Society, of any share, the 
person or persons to whom such transfer shall have been so made, and not the trans- 
ferring shareholder, shall be accountable for the unpaid part of such share. 


4, The Company is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada by virtue 
of the Insurance Act. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Society are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $145,713, held by the Dominion Government at Ottawa. 


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THE GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6240. Certificate of Registry No. 3587. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Alexander Macdonald, Winnipeg; A. C. Flumerfelt, Victoria, B.C.; Geo. 
W. Allan, A. M. Nanton, Winnipeg; P. C. McIntyre, Winnipeg; Geo. R. Crowe, Winni- 
peg; R. T. Riley, Winnipeg; Andrew Kelly, Winnipeg; Sir D. H. McMillan, Winnipeg; 
Geo. F. Galt, Winnipeg; F. Nation, Victoria, B.C.; W. H. Cross, Winnipeg. 


Officers:—Alexander Macdonald, President, Winnipeg; Geo. F. Galt, Winnipeg; R. T. 
Riley and A. M. Nanton, Vice-Presidents, Winnipeg; C. C. Ferguson, General Manager, 
Winnipeg. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for the 
Province of Ontario, Henry Brock, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 54-55 
Vict., chap. 15 (D.), an Act to incorporate The Great West Life Assurance Company. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $51,420. 


CANADIAN ORDER OF THE WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. 


Register No. 6205. Certificate of Registry No, 3552. 


Officers.—D. Cinnamon, Head Consul Commander, Lindsay; C. C, Hodgins, Head 
Advisor Lieutenant, Kingston; J. H. Saunders, Head Banker, London; Dr. J. B. Gamble, 
Head Physician, Brantford; E. Henderson, Head Watchman, Niagara Falls, Ont.; I. F. 
Miller, Head Escort, Brantford; R. J. Buckingham, Head Sentry, Winnipeg; J. B. Hoover, 
Guelph; Rev. J. W. Hodgins, Stratford, and John Manning, London, Head Managers; 
W. S. Harrison, M.D., Toronto, Past Head Consul; G. N. Gordon, Peterborough, Ont., 
J. M. Paterson, Hamilton, Ont., and A. E. Hubbard, Toronto, members of Executive 
Council. 


1. Head office, London, Ont. Clair Jarvis, Head Clerk. Suits by or against the 
Company may be brought in the name of The Canadian Order of the Woodmen of the 
World. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 41 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was incorporated on 
the 1st of April, 1893, by Special Act of the Dominion Parliament, in the 56th year of 
Her late Majesty’s reign, being Chapter 92. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Canada, 1893, 56 Vict., chap. 92; Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance 
Act. 


4. The members are related as members of an assessment company, and the liability 
of the members is unlimited. 


5. The Company is now authorized by certificate of registration issued by the 
Dominion of Canada, bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st 
day of March, 1919, to transact Life and Sickness Insurance on the Assessment plan. 


6. Deposited assets The Company has no deposit with the Government of Canada. 


EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION (LIMITED). 


Register No. 6318. Certificate of Registry No. 3666. 


1. Head Office, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Charles W. 
1. Woodland, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation (Limited). 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
United Kingdom, 1862, The Companies’ Act; chap. 104, Joint Stock Companies’ Arrange- 
ment Act, 1870; 1877, chap. 26; 1879, chap. 79; 1880, chap. 19; 1883, chap. 23; 1883, chap. 
30; 1886, chap. 23; 1890, chap. 62; 1890, chap. 63; Companies’ Acts, Public Acts, still in 
force. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Burglary, Guarantee, Sickness, Steam Boiler, Automobile, 
Plate Glass and Hail Insurance. 


§. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $1,066,845. 


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THE GLOBE INDEMNITY COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6207. Certificate of Registry No. 3554. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:— J. Gardner Thompson, Montreal; Sir Alex. Lacoste, Montreal; M. 
Chevalier, Montreal; Lewis Laing, Montreal; Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, Montreal; 
W. Molson Macpherson, Montreal, Que.; J. D. Simpson, Montreal, Que. 

Oficers.—J. Gardner Thompson, President, Montreal; Lewis Laing, Vice-President, 
Montreal; John Emo, General Manager and Secretary, Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Montreal; Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. E. Wilson, 
Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The Globe 
Indemnity Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, chap. 118, 1894, Vict., 57 and 58, an Act to incorporate the Canadian Railway 
Accident Insurance Company; Canada (1917), chap. 29, the Insurance Act; see Statutes 
of Canada, 1899, 62-3 Vict., chap. 106. See also Statutes of Canada, 1914. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Automobile and Guarantee Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $172,546, held by the Government of Canada. 


NORTHERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6173. Certificate of Registry No. 3520. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. ° 


Directors:—T, H. Purdom, K.C., London; John Milne, London; Matthew Wilson, 
K.C., Chatham; John Ferguson, London; Charles Jenkins, Petrolia; W. S. Calvert, 
Toronto; N. H. Stevens, Chatham; John Purdom, London; M. McGugan, Strathroy, Ont. 


Officers:—T. H. Purdom, K.C., President, London; W. S. Calvert, list Vice- 
President, Toronto; John Ferguson, 2nd Vice-President, London; J. ‘Wilson Purdom, 
Secretary, London. 


1. Head Office, London, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The Northern Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined or governed are as follows: 57-8 Vict., chap. 122; 
Canada, chap. 29, The Insurance Act, 1917. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 43 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $57,571. 


IMPERIAL LIFH ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6209. Certificate of Registry No. 3556. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—T. Bradshaw, F.I.A., Toronto; Hon. A. E, Kemp, M.P., Toronto; Sir 
William Mackenzie, Toronto; F.. R. Eccles, M.D., F.R.C.S., London; Hon. William Harty, 
Kingston; Warren Y. Soper, Ottawa; Sir H: S. Holt, Montreal; Samuel J. Moore, 
Toronto; E. T. Malone, K.C., Toronto; Geo. A Morrow, Toronto; W. G. Morrow, Peter- 
boro; James Ryrie, Toronto; James F. Weston, Toronto; John Aird, Toronto; H. H 
Williams, Toronto. 


Officers: —G. A. Morrow, President, Toronto; S. J. Moore, Vice-President, Toronto; 
E. T. Malone, K.C., Vice-President, Toronto; James F. Weston, Managing Director, 
Toronto; G. C. Moore, A.I.A., Assistant Manager. 


1. Head Office, Toronto.. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Imperial Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
59 Vict., chap. 50 (Canada), an Act to incorporate the Imperial Life Assurance Com- 
pany of Canada; Canada, chap. 29, The Insurance Act, 1917; R.S.O. 1914, chap. 183. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $225,161, held by the Receiver-General. 


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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. 


Register No. 6185. Certificate of Registry No. 3530. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—W. H. Hunter, B.A., Toronto; J. D. Clark, Dayton, Ohio; Thomas Mill- 
man, M.D., Toronto; R. Mathison, Toronto; Victor Morin, B.A., LL.B., Notary Public, 
Montreal; Fred. J. Darch, Toronto; Frank E. Hand, Los Angeles, Cal.; M. N. Cockburn, 
St. Andrews, N.B.; Hon. W. W. Bent, Bridgeport, Conn. 


Officers.—W. H. Hunter, President, Toronto; Frank E. Hand, Vice-President, Los 
Angeles, Cal.; R. Mathison, Treasurer, Toronto; Fred. J. Darch, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office of the Corporation, Toronto. 


2. The status of this Society is now defined by the following Acts: 59 Vict. (Ont)., 
chap. 120, and Act respecting the Supreme Court of the Independent Order of Foresters; 
59 Vict. (Can.), chap. 51, an Act to amend the Act incorporating the Supreme Court of 
Independent Order of Foresters. See also private Act in the Statutes of Canada, 1901, 
3 and 4 George V., chap. 113. 


3. By virtue of this legislation and of R.S.C., chap. 34, the Society made a deposit of 
$100,000 with the Government of Canada, and was by that Government on Ist May, 1896, 
licensed for the transaction of Life, Disability and Sickness Insurance with its members 
to the extent specified in the Act of Canada of 1914, amending the Act incorporating 
the Supreme Court. The legal effect of the foregoing was to alter the registry of the 
Society in the Department of Insurance for Ontario and transfer as from the Friendly 
Society to the Insurance Company Register. 


4. The Corporation is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life, Disability, and Sickness Insurance, as specified in the constitution and 
laws of the Society, for sums not exceeding, in addition to the sick and funeral benefits, 
the sum of $5,000, upon any one life. 


do. The Corporation has deposited with the Government of Canada securities to the 
value of $104,000, accepted at $102,960. 


SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 


Register No. 6242. Certificate of Registry No. 3589. 


1. Head Office, Glasgow, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, David 
Thorburn Symons, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
12-13 Vict., chap. 22;- 33-84 Vict., chap. 61; 34-35 Vict., chap. 58. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 45 
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3. The members are related as members of a mutual Company. 


4. The Company is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada by virtue 
of The Insurance Act. 


5. Deposited assets—The Company has deposited with the Receiver-General of 
Canada the sum of $62,850, as special security for the policyholders in Canada. 


GRAND COUNCIL OF THE CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF 
CANADA. 


Register No. 6251. Certificate of Registry No. 3598. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—F. J. Curran, Montreal, Que.; P. J. Veniot, Bathurst, N.B.; John J. 
Behan, Kingston, Ont.; W. E. Farrell, Fredericton, N.B.; B. A. Bourgeois, Moncton, N.B.; 
J. A. Macdougall, Glace Bay, N.S.; H. E. R. Stock, Toronto, Ont.; Geo. 8. Cuvillier, 
Montreal, Que. 


Officers: —F. J. Curran, President, Montreal; P. J. Veniot, Vice-President, Bathurst, 
N.B.; J. J. Behan, Secretary, Kingston, Ont. 


1. Head Office, Kingston, Ont. Chief Agent for Ontario, J. J. Behan, Kingston, 
Ont. Suits by or against the Society may be brought in the name of the Grand Council 
of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of Canada. 


2. The Society was transferred from the Friendly Society to the Insurance Company 
Register from the 25th April, 1896, and is now authorized under section 85 of R.S.C., 
chap. 34 (Can.), to transact Life and Sickness Insurance on the Assessment Plan. See 
special Act, 56 Vict., chap. 90 (D); 4-5 Edward VII, chap. 77 (D); Canada, 1917, chap. 29, 
The Insurance Act. See also special Act (D), 1914. 


3. The Corporation has no deposit with the Government of Canada. 


CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No, 6194. Certificate of Registry No. 3541. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—J. H. Ashdown, Winnipeg; R. T. Riley, Winnipeg; R. J. Campbell, 
Winnipeg; G. R. Crowe, Winnipeg; John Galt, Winnipeg; J. A. M. Aikins, K.C., Winni- 
peg; G. V. Hastings, Winnipeg. 


Officers:—James H. Ashdown, President, Winnipeg; R. T. Riley, Vice-President and 
Managing Director, Winnipeg; C. S. Riley, Manager and Secretary, Winnipeg. 


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1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, S. R. 
Parsons, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The Canadian Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined and governed are as follows: 60-1 Vict., 
chap. 76; Canada, 1917, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: In Canada, a deposit accepted 
at $62,510. 


NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6333. Certificate of Registry No. 3681. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Elias Rogers, Toronto; Geo. W. Beardmore, Toronto; W. R. Hobbs, 
Toronto, Ont.; Albert J. Ralston, Toronto, Ont.; Hugh Blain, Toronto; George W. Gouin- 
lock, Toronto; W. H. Merritt, St. Catharines; Henry Cockshutt, Brantford, Ont. 


Officers.— Elias Rogers, President, Toronto; Albert J. Ralston, 1st Vice-President and 
Managing-Director; George Beardmore, Vice-President, Toronto; F. Sparling, Secretary, 
Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the National Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


. 2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: 60-61 Vict., 
chap. 78 (D); Canada, 1917, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
ef $47,650, held by the Receiver-General. 


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LAW UNION AND ROCK INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6263. Certificate of Registry No. 3610. 


—_—_———_— 


1. Head Office, London, Engiand. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Dougias 
Kay Ridout, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Law Union and Rock Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: United 
Kingdom, 7 and 8 Vict., chap. 110; 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 59. 

) 

3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


Notre.—No. 7 of the Articles of Association provides as follows: In every fire or life 
policy, or other written contract to be executed or entered into by or on behalf of the 
Company, by which any responsibility shall be undertaken or incurred by or imposed 
upon the Company there shall be inserted a clause or clauses providing so far as law- 
fully may be that no shareholder or director of the Company, nor the estate or effects 
of any such shareholder or director shall, either in respect of his being such or by 
reason of any matter or thing done by him, or by any other person in virtue of any 
authority or power hereby given, be answerable for or in respect of any such policy or 
other contract beyond the amount of the instalment or instalments which at the time 
of the claim to be made in respect of such policy or other contract shall be remaining 
unpaid upon his share or shares, nor be liable to be called upon for any further sum than 
such then unpaid amount; or such other clause or clauses as shall effectually protect 
every shareholder and director from all personal and individual liability in respect 
of any such policy or other contract, and limit the liability thereunder to the funds of 
the Company applicable pursuant to the provisions of these articles to the satisfaction 
of claims upon such policy or contract. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Burglary and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit with Receiver-General 
of Canada, accepted at the value of $382,028. 


SUBSIDIARY HIGH COURT OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS IN THE 
DOMINION OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6196. Certificate of Registry No. 3543. 


Officers.—A. Webber, High Chief Ranger, Winnipeg; H. McPherson, Sub-High Chief 
Ranger, London; H. C. Wilson, High Chief Treasurer, Toronto; E. R. Secord, M.D., High 
Court Medical Examiner, Brantford; A. R. Wickett, High Court Senior Woodward, 
Toronto; W. H. Goddard, High Court Junior Woodward, Toronto; P. L. Farnsworth, 
High Court Senior Beadle, Brantford; J. A. Dynes, High Court Junior Beadle, Hamilton; 
Archie Martin, High Court Secretary, Toronto. 


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1. Head Office of the Corporation, Toronto. Suits by or against the Corporation 
may be brought in the name of the Subsidiary High Court of the Ancient Order of 
Foresters in the Dominion of Canada. 


2. The Corporation as now registered was constituted by the Special Act of the Par- 
liament of Canada, 61 Vict., 1898, chap. 91. See also Statutes of Canada, 1901, 1 Edw. 


Vilscnap.e.0k 


3. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life and Sickness Insurance. 


4. The Corporation has deposited with the Government of Canada securities to the 
value of $58,895, accepted at $52,613. 


NEW YORK PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6279. Certificate of Registry No. 3627. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Major A. White, New York; Edward Ashforth, New York; Leopold 
S. Bache, New York; Daniel Birdsall, New York; J. Romaine Brown, New York; 
William H. Chase, New York; Edwin A. Cruickshank, New York; Elijah R. Kennedy, 
New York; Frederick G. Potter, New York; J. Carroll French, New York; Richard M. 
Coit, Samuel D. Folsom, Silas Wodell, Fred. Zittell, William H. Whiting, A. P. W. 
Kinnan, New York; Frederick H. Ecker, New York; Wm. G. Ver Planck, New York; 
Charles J. Edwards, New York. 


Officers.—Major A. White, President, New York; J. Romaine Brown, Vice-President, 
New York; J. Carroll French, Secretary, New York. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Thomas H. Mason, 
Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Charter 
filed under the laws of New York, chap. 439, 1877; Dominion of Canada (1917), chap. 
29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $28,348, held by the Minister of Finance. 


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EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6192. Certificate of Registry No. 3539. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—David Fasken, K.C., Toronto; S. J. Parker, Owen Sound; Thomas Long,. 
Toronto; George E. Weir, Dresden; Alex. Fasken, B.A., Toronto; Jos. Wright, Toronto; 
W. H. Gooderham, Toronto; J. H. Black, Toronto; George Gordon, North Bay; George: 
R. Warwick, Toronto; J. C. Waugh, Winnipeg; Anthony M, Rankin, M.L.A., Collins Bay.. 


Officers.—David Fasken, K.C., President, Toronto; Alex. Fasken, Toronto, lst Vice- 
President; Jos. Wright, Toronto, 2nd Vice-President; S. G. Parker, Owen Sound, 38rd. 
Vice-President; J. H. Black, Managing-Director, Toronto; Chas. S. Parker, Secretary-. 
Treasurer, Toronto, 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought. 
in the name of The Excelsior Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
1889, Aug. 7—Incorporated by Charter (Ontario) issued under R.S.O. 1887, chap. 167, 
sec. 4, with the name of ‘“ The Protestant Life Insurance Company of Ontario, Limited,” 
(Liber 123, No. 7, Office of Provincial Registrar); 1889, December 11—Order-in-Council,. 
changing corporate name from “ The Protestant Life Insurance Company of Ontario,. 
Limited,” to “The Excelsior Life Insurance Company of Ontario, Limited”; 1899, 
December 19th—Order-in-Council, Ontario, changing corporate name from “The Excel- 
sior Life Insurance Company of Ontario, Limited,’ to “The Excelsior Life Insurance. 
Company”; 1900, June 6th—Order-in-Council, Ontario, authorizing the release of the 
Company’s Provincial Deposit under R.S.O. 1897, chap. 203, sec. 44; Canada (101i 
chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
ta transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $53,130, 
held by the Government of Canada. 


RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 


Register No. 3607. Certificate of Registry No. 3655. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John B.. 
Laidlaw, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name. 
of the Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Society. 


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2. The Company is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada in virtue 
of The Insurance Act (1917), chap. 29. 


3. Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as special security for 
the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $86,627. 


NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. 


Register No. 6305. Certificate of Registry No, 3653. 


1. Head Office, Norwich, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John 
Baird Laidlaw, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Society. 


2. The Society is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada by virtue 
of the Insurance Act. 


3. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $59,656. 


Under Certificate of Registry No. 3654 the Company is also authorized to invest its 
surplus funds in Ontario. 


CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 5880. Certificate of Registry No. 3320. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, 


Directors:—J. W. Scott, Listowel; H. Wilberforce Aikins, B.A., M.D., M.R.C.S., 
Toronto; Sidney Jones, Toronto; Joseph Rosser, Toronto; M. Rawlinson, Toronto; G. 
B. Woods, Toronto; H. E. Sharpe, Winnipeg, Man.; N. L. Patterson, Toronto; Richard 
Southam, Toronto; ‘W. A. Medland, Toronto; J. B. Holden, Toronto; John W. Hobbs, 
Toronto. 


Officers:—Geo. B. Woods, President, Toronto; J. W. Scott, Listowel, Ont., First Vice- 
President, and Joseph Rosser, Toronto, Second Vice-President; George B. Woods, Man- 
aging Director, Toronto; Charles H. Fuller, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The Continental Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated October 26th, 1899, by Letters Patent (Ontario) under 
R.S.0. 1897, chap. 208, sec. 3; 1 Ed. VII., 1901, chap. 94 (Special Act, Ontario), amal- 
gamating The Continental Life Insurance Company and The Farmers’ and Traders’ Life 
and Accident Assurance Company, Limited, as “ The Continental Life Insurance Com- 
pany”; 9th January, 1902, Order-in-Council, Ontario, authorizing the release of the 
Company’s Provincial deposit under R.S.O. 1897, chap. 208, sec. 44. (See also Canada 
(1917), chap. 29.) 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 51 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $51,946, held by the Government of Canada. 


CROWN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6273. ‘ Certificate of Registry No. 3621. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—G. T. Somers, Toronto; J. Gowans Kent, Toronto; Herbert M. Mowat, 
K.C., Toronto; F. R. McD. Russell, Vancouver; David Wood, Winnipeg; Jno. F. Ellis, 


Toronto; Geo. O. Somers, Chicago, Ill.; Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, Vancouver, B.C.; 
Wm. Dineen, Toronto. 


Officers—G. T. Somers, President, Toronto; J. Gowans Kent, Vice-President, 
Toronto; H. M. Mowat, Vice-President, Toronto; H. R. Stephenson, Assistant Manager, 
Toronto; A. H. Selwyn Marks, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Crown Life Insurance Company. 


2: The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Dominion of Canada, 63-64 Vict., chap. 97, 1900 (Special Act); Canada (1917), chap. 29, 
The Insurance Act; 7-8 Edw. VII., chap. 99 (D), 1908. (See also The Ontario Insurance 
Act, R.S.O. 1914, chap. 183, and Act amending the same.) 

3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $63,487, held by the Government of Canada. 


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THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6303. Certificate of Registry No. 3651. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. M. M. 
Kirkpatrick, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The Home Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
State of New York, 1892, chap. 690, an Act relating to Insurance Corporations, con- 
stituting chapter 38 of the General Laws. 


(As to Canada and Ontario see Canada (1917), chap. 29, and R.S.O. 1914, chap, 183.) 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the capital stock ($3,000,000) is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion, of Canada, 
bearing date the 31ist day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Automobile, Explosion, Hail and Tornado Insurance. The Company is 
also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Inland Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $1,119,564, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No, 6227. Certificate of Registry No. 3574. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—John McClelland, Toronto; R. R. Scott, Winnipeg, Man.; H. J. Meikle- 
john, Winnipeg; W. Sanford Evans, Ottawa; R. G. Macdonald, Brandon, Man.; Geo. N. 
Jackson, Winnipeg; Alex. Melville, Winnipeg; E. E. Sharpe, Winnipeg, Man.; Wm. Gray- 
son, Moose Jaw, Sask.; D. E. Williams, Winnipeg; Wm. F. Hull, Winnipeg; John 
Graham, Winnipeg. 


Officers.—Robert R. Scott, President; Wm. Grayson, lst Vice-President; D. E. Wil- 
liams, 2nd Vice-President; H. J. Meiklejohn, Managing Director. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, William 
H. Burnett, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 


2 Edw. VII (Dom.), chap. 102, an Act to incorporate The Sovereign Life Assurance 
Company of Canada. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 53 


vo 


3. The members are related as shareholders in, an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them, 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $60,000. 


RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6315. Certificate of Registry No. 3663. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, F. H. 
Russell, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Railway Passengers Assurance Consolidated Act, 1892, 55 Vict., chap. 8 (Imperial Act); 
Act to extend the objects and business of the Railway Passengers Assurance Company 


and for other purposes, 60 Vict., chap. 14 (Imperial Act); also the Companies’ Act, 
1862 (Imperial Act). 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 


to transact Guarantee, Burglary, Accident, Sickness, Plate Glass and Automobile 
Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit, $210,221 accepted at 
$193,707. 


MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6252. Certificate of Registry No. 3599. 


1. Head Office, Baltimore, Md. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Irving Wells 
Smith, Toronto, Ont. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined limited or governed are the following: Act 
of the General Assembly of Maryland, amending charter, 1898, chap. 43; Act amending 


and extending powers, 1900, chap. 10; Act amending and extending powers, 1902, 
chap. 386. 


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3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
The capital stock ($750,000) is fully paid and is non-assessable. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
expiring 31st day of March, 1919, to transact Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Guarantee, 
Plate Glass, Fly Wheel and Steam Boiler Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein, as follows: Deposit accepted at $249,498. 


STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6188. Certificate of Registry No. 3535. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Albert Sahm, Chas. F. Coffin, R. W. McBride, H. W. Bennett, H. McK. 
Landon, James I. Dissette, William C. Bobbs, W. J. Mooney, Frank D. Stalkner, Indian- 
apolis, Indiana. 


Officers: —H. W. Bennett, President; Charles F. Coffin, Vice-President. 


1. Head Office, Indianapolis, Ind. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, W. H. 
Hunter, Toronto. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Indiana, 1899, chap. 23; 1903, chap. 27. 


3. The members are related as members of a mutual company. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $229,383. 
Also $54,270 vested in Canadian Trustees under the Insurance Act. 


THE UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6195. Certificate of Registry No. 3542. 


1, Head Office, Baitimore, Md. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Sidney W. 
Band, Toronto, Ont. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Mary- 
land, 1896, chap. 52; 1898, chap. 188; 1900, chap. 52; 1902, chap. 86. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 55 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of members is limited to the amount of their respective subscriptions 
to the capital stock of the Company. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
te transact Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler 
Insurance. 


‘5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein, as follows: Deposit accepted at $257,353. 


GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6309. Certificate of Registry No. 3657. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Joseph 
Murphy, Toronto, Ont. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
York, chap. 466, 1858, an Act to provide for the incorporation of Fire Insurance Com- 
panies; New York, chap. 690, 1892, an Act in relation to Insurance Corporations. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
the capital stock is fully paid up and is non-assessable. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
expiring 31st day of March, 1919, to transact Fire, Hail, Tornado and Automobile Insur- 
ance, excluding insurance against loss by reason of bodily injury to the person. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $373,209. 


LIVERPOOL-MANITOBA ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No, 6290. Certificate of Registry No. 3638. 


Directors.—J. Gardner Thompson, Montreal; M. Chevalier, Montreal; Sir Alex. 
Lacoste, Montreal; W. M. Macpherson; John Emo, Montreal; A. G. Dent, Liverpool, 
England; J. C. Rimmer, Liverpool, England; Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, Montreal; 
Lewis Laing, Montreal. 


Officers——J. Gardner Thompson, President and Managing Director, Montreal; Lewis 
Laing, Vice-President and Secretary. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Alexander 
Stewart, Toronto. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, 2 George V, chap. 114; Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows, $46,550. 


THE HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6298. Certificate of Registry No. 3646. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry New- 
polt Roberts, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are as follows: Act of the General 
Assembly of the State of Connecticut incorporating the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection 
and Insurance Company, approved June 30th, 1866, and amendments thereto of July 27th, 
1868, June 25th, 1874, February 13th, 1883, and April 12th, 1888; Canada (1917), chap. 29, 
The Insurance Act; The Ontario Insurance Act, R.S.O. 1914, c. 183. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them; in this Company all shares are fully paid. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact the business of guaranteeing the Policy Contracts of The Boiler Inspection 
and Insurance Company of Canada. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $37,620. 


THE IMPERIAL GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6266. Certificate of Registry No. 3613. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Elias Rogers, Toronto; R. Bickerdike, M.P., Montreal; H. C. Cox, 
G. A. Morrow, Dr. P. G. Goldsmith, Toronto; S. Burrows, Belleville; W. B. Robb, Mont- 
real; Noel Marshall, Toronto; D. B. Hanna, Toronto; W. G. Morrow, Toronto; 
A. McT. Campbell, Winnipeg, Man.; W. B. Meikle, Toronto; E. Willans, Toronto. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 57 


Officers :—H. C. Cox, President; Noel Marshall, Vice-President; E. Willans, General 
Manager; Frank W. Cox, Secretary, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the company may be brought in 
the name of The Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The Act 
of Incorporation; and The Insurance Act of Canada (1917), chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them, 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, Automobile, Plate Glass and Insurance of 
Automobiles against Fire. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $146,629, 
held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


INTERNATIONAL FIDELITY INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6281. Certificate of Registry No. 3629. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—A. A. Altschuler, Douglas Alexander, Oscar R. Graham, Charles HE. 
Turck, John A. Reid, New York. 


Officers :—Alex. A. Altschuler, President and Managing Director; Clarence T. 
Johnson, Secretary, Jersey City. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Jersey City, N.J. Chief Agent and Attorney for the 
Province of Ontario, Neil Sinclair, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of International Fidelity Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
Jersey, chap. 134, 1902. General Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Guarantee Insurance, restricted to employees of the Singer Sewing Machine 
Company. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $5,000 held by the Department of Finance. 


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THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 


Register No. 6250. Certificate of Registry No. 3597. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, Shaw & 
McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against-the Company may be brought in the name of 
The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
York State, 1865, chap. 328; an Act to amend Chapter 463 of 1853, for the incorporation 
of Life and Health Insurance. 

3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
The capital stock is fully paid up and is non-assessable. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Burglary, Accident, Sickness, Steam Boiler and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $186,519, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


THE DOMINION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
Register No. 6182. Certificate of Registry No. 3529. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Robert F. Massie, Toronto; Philip Pocock, London; Henry Brock, 
Toronto; R. S. Cassels, K.C., Toronto; Dr. Emile Ostiguy, Montreal; R. J. Hutchings, 


Calgary; Robt. Kelly, Vancouver; Thaddeus Walker, Walkerville; Neil W. Renwick, 
Toronto. 


Officers :—Robert F. Massie, President and General Manager; Philip Pocock, Vice- 
President; Neil W. Renwick, Secretary. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 4 Edw. 
VII. (Dom.), chap. 73, an Act to incorporate The Dominion Fire Insurance Company; 
7 Edw. VII.; see amending Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominioh of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919. 
to transact Fire Insurance throughout Canada, and Hail restricted to the Provinces 
of Alberta and Saskatchewan. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $89,535. 


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THE YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED).* 


Register No. 6308. Certificate of Registry No. 3656. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors :—Hon. Charles J. Doherty, K.C.; G. M. Bosworth, Hon. Alphonse Racine, 
Alexander Laurin. : 


Officers:—P. M. Wickham, Montreal, Manager for Canada. 


1. Head Office, York, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George Temple 
McMurrich, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Yorkshire Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Deed of 
Settlement, 1824; and was incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies Acts, 1862 to 
18938, in 1898; reincorporated, 3rd June, 1908, with new powers, etc. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated stock company, -.and 
the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares 
held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance, and was on the 18th day of May, 1908, aythorized by license 
issued by the Dominion of Canada to transact in Canada, in addition to the business of 
Fire Insurance, Live Stock, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $487,794, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6254. Certificate of Registry No. 3601. 


1. Head Office, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, Shaw & 
McNaught, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Marine Insurance Company, Limited. 


* The Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company (constituted by Deed of Settlement dated the 20th 
July, 1825, and by Supplemental Deeds of Settlement respectively dated 30th March, 1858, 28th March, 
1871, and 26th April, 1892, and incorporated on 29th July, 1898) was on the 3rd June, 1908, reincor- 
porated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1900, as a limited liability company with the name of the 
ae ae Insurance Company, Limited,’’ with new powers and a redivision of the existing Capital 

tock. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The 
Company was formed in the year 1836 under the name of The Marine Insurance Company. 
The Company has now by virtue of its incorporation under the Companies’ Acts, 1862- 
1880, power to sue and be sued in its corporate name. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated stock company, and 


the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held by 
them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact the business of Fire, Automobile and Inland Transportation Insurance. The 
Company is also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Inland Marine 
and Ocean Marine Insurance. | 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposits accepted at the value 
of $108,815, held by the Finance Department, Ottawa. 


THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL PLATE GLASS AND GENERAL INSURANCE 
COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6312. Certificate of Registry No. 3660. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, J. H. Ewart, 
Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
National Provincial Plate Glass and General Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Deed 
of Settlement, dated 24th August, 1854, and registered under The Companies Act, 1862, 
as an unlimited company on the 8th November, 1862, and was incorporated under The 
Companies’ Acts, 1862 to 1883, as a limited company on the 17th June, 1885; The Com- 
panies’ (consolidation) Act, 1908. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $12,955, 
held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 61 
THE GENERAL ACCIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6294. Certificate of Registry No. 3642. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—F. Norie-Miller, Perth, Scotland; J. A. Macintosh, Toronto; Thos. H, 
Hall, Toronto; Col. Sidney Wishart, London, Eng.; W. A. Young, M.D., Toronto; W. A. 
Barrington, Toronto; Frederick Richardson, Philadelphia, Pa. 


Officers.—F'. Norie-Miller, J.P., President; Thos. H. Hall, Vice-President and Manager. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of The General Accident Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The Act 
ot Incorporation; and The Insurance Act of Canada. 


3. The members are retated as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon, the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident, Guarantee, Sickness and Steam Boiler Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and hela in Canada, as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $117,274, 
held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6243. Certificate of Registry No. 3590. 


1. Head Office, St. Paul, Minnesota. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, George A. Sherritt, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, 


2. The Company was organized under a Special Charter granted by the Legislative 
Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, 5th March, 1853. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Special Act of Territory of Minnesota, 1853; and Special Acts of the State of Minnesota 
amending the charter, 1865, 1869, 1872, 1878 and 1885. 


4. The original corporate name of the Company was ‘St. Paul Mutual Insurance 
Company,” which name was, by Special Act of the Legislature of Minnesota, 1865, 
changed to that of “St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.” 


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5. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
of which all shares have been paid up in full. 


6. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st March, 1918, and expiring on 31st day of March, 1919, to transact 
Fire, Inland Transportation, Tornado and Automobile Insurance. The Company is also 
registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean and Inland Marine Insur- 
ance. 


7. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $388,336, held by the Comptroller of Currency, Ottawa. 


THE MONARCH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6284. Certificate of Registry No. 3632. 


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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—J. T. Gordon, Winnipeg, Man.; F. W. Adams, Winnipeg, Man.; J. W. W. 
Stewart, Winnipeg, Man.; H. A. Mullins, Winnipeg, Man.; W. A. Matheson, Winnipeg, 
Man.; W. R. Bawlf, Winnipeg, Man.; C. E. Gordon, Winnipeg; H. W. Estlin, Winnipeg; 
Robert G. Ironsides, Winnipeg, 


Officers:—J. T. Gordon, President, Winnipeg, Man.; W. A. Matheson, Ist Vice- 
President, Winnipeg, Man.; F. W. Adams, 2nd Vice-President, Winnipeg, Man.; J. W. W. 
Stewart, Managing Director, Winnipeg, Man.; J. A. Macfarlane, Secretary, Winnipeg. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, George P. Awrey, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of The Monarch Life Assurance Company. 


2. The Company was incorporated by Special Act of the Parliament of Canada, 
4 Edward VII., Chapter 96, Royal Assent 18th July, 1904. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, limited or governed are the following: Act of Incor- 
poration, 4 Edward VII., chapter 96 (D.), and the Acts therein referred to. 


4. The members of the Corporation consist of (1) The shareholders. These are 
related as the holders of shares in any ordinary joint stock company, with a liability 
limited to the amount remaining unpaid on their shares. (2) The participating policy- 
holders, respecting whom the Incorporating Act, 4 Edward VII., chapter 96, section 15, 
enacts as follows:—‘“‘15. All persons who are actual holders of policies from the Com- 
pany for one thousand dollars or upward, whether such persons are shareholders of 
the Company or not, and who are by the terms of their policies entitled to participate 
in profits, and are referred to in this Act as holders of participating policies, shall be 
members of the Company and be entitled to attend and vote in person or by proxy at 
all general meetings of the Company; and every holder of a participating policy of the 
Company for a sum not less than one thousand dollars shall be entitled to one vote for 
each thousand dollars in his policy. (2) A husband or father holding a participating 
policy on his life for the benefit of his wife or children shall be deemed a member of 
the Company.” | 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 63 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
tc transact Life Insurance. 


6. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited. and held in Canada as. 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $52,090. 


SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6316. Certificate of Registry No. 3664. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—A. W. Damon, W. J. Mackay, F. Harris, Springfield; J. L. Pease, 
Springfield, Mass.; M.S. Southworth, Homer L. Bosworth, W. D. Kinsman, W. A. Harris,. 
Springfield, Mass.; Albert F. Dean, Chicago; Jas. Sctattuch, Springfield, Mass. 


Officers:—A. W. Damon, President; W. J. Mackay, Vice-President; E. H. Hildreth, 
Secretary, Springfield, Mass. 
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1. Head Office, Springfield, Mass. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Joseph 
Murphy, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations: 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: State: 
of Massachusetts, 1849, chap. 135; 1859, chap. 11; 1866, chap. 35; 1907, chap. 576; and: 
Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them, the: 
whole amount of the shares being, however (pursuant to the laws of the State), fully 
paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
_ bearing’ date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919,. 
to transact Fire and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value: 
of $437,012. 


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PACIFIC COAST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6258. Certificate of Registry No. 3605. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—David H. Wilson, M.D., Vancouver; E. H. Crandell, Calgary, Alta.; 
J. W. Horne, W. H. Malkin, J. B. Mathers, Vancouver; R. P. McLennan, Vancouver; 
C. Spencer, Vancouver; T. W. Greer, Vancouver; G. Martin, Vancouver; Jonathan 
Rogers, Vancouver. 


Officers:—David H. Wilson, M.D., President, Vancouver, B.C.; W. H. Malkin, 1st 
Vice-President, Vancouver, B.C.; J. B. Mathers, 2nd Vice-President, Vancouver, B.C.; 
T. W. Greer, Managing Director, Vancouver, B.C.; F. H. Godfrey, Secretary, Van- 
couver, B.C. 


1. Head Office, Vancouver, B.C. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, Shaw 
& McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined and governed are as follows: Special Act of 
Canada, chap. 143, 1908; 1917, The Insurance Act, chap, 29. 

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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: In Canada, a deposit accepted 
at $47,949. 


PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA. 


Register No. 6241. Certificate of Registry No. 3588. 


1. Head Office, Newark, N.J. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Samuel W. 
Shepard, Toronto, Ont. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: New 
Jersey, 1873, 1875, 1877; 1902, General Insurance Act; Dominion, of Canada (1917) chap. 
29, The Insurance Act. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 65 


3. The members are related mutually. There is no share capital and no personal 
liability of the assured who constitute the members. Every person effecting an Insur- 
ance with the Company becomes a member, and has a right to vote at all annual and 
general meetings of the Company. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $5,978,299, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6214. Certificate of Registry No. 3561. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—J. T. Farish, Winston-Salem, N.C.; Nelson Mitchell, E. E. Gleason, 
D. K. Cowley, M.D., W. D. Bradford, J. G. Fuller, Granby Que.; Geo. H. Sherwood, 
Cardinal, Ont, 


Officers:—J. T. Farish, President; Nelson Mitchell, Vice-President; E. E. Gleason, 
Secretary and General Manager. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Granby, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for the 
Province of Ontario, Wilbur E. Kerr, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of Protective Association of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Special 
Act of Parliament of Canada, 6-7 Edw. VII, 1907, c. 118 (D); Canada (1917), chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
anc the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident and Sickness Insurance, restricted to members of the Masonic 
order within Canada and limited in amount as provided in the Association’s Act of 
incorporation. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada, as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $18,649, held by the Department of Finance. 


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ACADIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No, 6235. Certificate of Registry No. 3582. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—C. C. Blackadar, A. E. Jones, Wm. P. Webster, Halifax, N.S.; Chas. 
H. Mitchell, Geo. R. Hart, Halifax, N.S.; R. MacD. Paterson, Montreal, Que.; J. B. 
Paterson, Montreal, Que. 


Officers:—C. C. Blackadar, President, Halifax, N.S.; A. E. Jones, Vice-President, 
Halifax, N.S.; R. K. Elliott, Secretary-Treasurer, Halifax, N.S. 


1. Head Office, Halifax, N.S. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Harold M. 
Sampson, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
Acadia Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Nova 
Scotia, Special Act to amend and consolidate the Acts relating to The Acadia Fire 
Insurance Company, A.D. 1906. See also Canada (1917), chap. 29, and RiS.O. 1914, 
chap. 188, and Act amending same, 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3ist day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Hail Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $77,245, held by the Government of Canada. 


LONDON AND LANCASHIRE GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT COMPANY OF 
CANADA. 


Register No. 6332. Certificate of Registry No. 3680. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Alfred Wright, Toronto; Albert E. Blogg, Toronto; Colin E. Sword, 
Montreal; George C. Howie, New York City. 


Officers:—Alfred Wright, President; Alex. MacLean, Manager and Secretary, 
Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Company of Canada. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 6% 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Canada, 
Special Act to incorporate the London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Company 
of Canada, Royal assent 10th April, 1908; also Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance 
Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, Automobile and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $95,591. 


GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6328. Certificate of Registry No. 3676. 


CANADIAN DIRECTORS. 


Officers:—Peleg Howland, Chairman, Canadian Advisory Board, Toronto; Thomas 
H. Hall, Manager for Canada, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Perth Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Thomas H. 
Hall, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
General Accident, Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Great Britain 
and Ireland, The Companies’ Acts, 1862-1890. See also Canada (1917), chap. 29, and 
R.S.0., 1914, chap. 183. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of capital stock held by them 
respectively. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance, excluding insurance against loss by reason 
of bodily injury to the person. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $351,870. 


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GENERAL ANIMALS INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, 


Register No. 6239. Certificate of Registry No. 3586. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, 


Directors:—Robert Ness, Howick, Que.; I. N. A. Perrault, Montreal; R, A, Leduc, 
Montreal; L. P. Berard, K.C., Montreal; A. P. Frigon, Montreal; N. R. Rochon, Montreal; 
L. A. Lavallee, K.C., Montreal. 


Officers:—Robert Ness, President, Howick, Que.; L. A. Lavallée, K.C., Vice-Presi- 
dent, Montreal; R. A. Leduc, Managing Director, Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, A. I. 
Telmosse, Ottawa. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the General Animals Insurance Company of Canada. 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was incorporated by 
Special Act of Parliament of Canada, 6-7 Edward VII, chap. 87, asserted to on the 
twenty-seventh day of April, 1907. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, The Insurance Act, 1917, and the Act of Incorporation, 6-7 Edward VII, chap. 87. 


4. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Live Stock Insurance. 


6. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $22,800, held by the Treasury Department, Ottawa. 


NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. 


Register No. 6236. Certificate of Registry No. 3583. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Connecticut. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Charles C. Hall, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: State of Con- 
necticut, 4th June, 1869; Private Acts, 19th March, 1907; amending Charter (as to 
Canada and Ontario, see Canada (1917), chap. 29, and R.S.O. 1914, chap. 183.) 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the Capital Stock ($1,000,000) is fully paid up. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, A 69 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Tornado, Explosion and Inland Transportation Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $558,469, held by the Government of Canada. 


NORTH EMPIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6378. Certificate of Registry No. 3726. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—M. Long, F. W. Drewry, Colin Inkster, D. L. Mather, J. D. McArthur, 
J. A. Thompson, all of Winnipeg, Man.; W. M. Fisher, Winnipeg Man.; D. F. Coyle, 
Winnipeg; C. A. Adamson, W. A. Hebblewhite, Winnipeg, Man. 


Officers:—J. A. Thompson, President, Winnipeg, Man.; M. Long, Vice-President, 
Winnipeg, Man.; W. M. Fisher, Vice-President, Winnipeg; H. H. Smith and W. P. Fess, 
Joint Managers, Winnipeg, Man. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, Gilbert S. Pearcy, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of The North Empire Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
are now declared, limited or governed are the following: Act of Incorporation, 7-8 
Edward VII., chap. 136 (D.), and the Acts therein referred to. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid on the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 8lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $51,613. 


THE ROYAL GUARDIANS. 


Register No. 6334. Certificate of Registry No. 3682. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—A. T. Patterson and John Hyde, Montreal; O. W. G. Dettmers, Mont- 
real, Que.; Ed. C. Lalonde, Longueuil, Que.; W. G. Butler, Montreal; C, P. Wood, Mont- 
real, Que.; P. N. Tessier, Quebec, Que.; D. J. Hoerner, Westmount; John McDowall, 
Montreal. 


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Officers —D. J. Hoerner, President; John McDowall, Vice-President; A. T. Patterson, 
General Manager and Managing Director. 


1. Head Office of the Corporation, Montreal. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Herbert Wright West, Hamilton. Suits by or against the Corporation may be brought 
in the name of the Royal Guardians. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, Special Act, 9-10 Edward VII, chap. 158 (1910), Act respecting The Royal 
Guardians. 


3. The liability of the members is defined in the Act of Incorporation. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life and Sickness Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $83,304, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE TRAVELLERS’ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6359. Certificate of Registry No. 3707. 


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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Hon. George P. Graham, M.P., Brockville; Jas. W. Pyke, Montreal; H. 
W. Richardson, Kingston; J. N. Greenshields, K.C., Montreal; J. W. McConnell, Mont- 
real; Lorne C. Webster, Montreal; Hon. N. Curry, Montreal; Hon. A. K. Maclean, 
Halifax, N.S.; C. G. Pennock, Vancouver, B.C.; J. F. Cairns, Saskatoon, Sask.;. Wm. 
Lyall, Montreal; Paul J. Myler, Hamilton, Ont.; D. O. L’Esperance, Quebec, Que.; C. R. 
Whitehead, Three Rivers, Que.; J. Ambrose O’Brien, Ottawa, Ont. 


Officers:—Hon. George P. Graham, President; Jas. W. Pyke and Lorne C. Webster, 
Vice-Presidents. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Montreal. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
A. H. Beaton, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Travellers’ Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, Special Act, 7-8 Edward VII., Chapter 165 (1908), An Act to Incorporate The 
Travellers’ Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, He yal 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $50,892, held by the Insurance Branch, Finance Department, Ottawa. 


UNDERWRITERS AT AMERICAN LLOYDS. 


Register No. 6220. Certificate of Registry No. 3567. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Herbert Begg, 
Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of Under- 
writers at American Lloyds. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
State of New York, chap. 638 (1910), Lloyds and Inter-Insurance General Act. 


3. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


4. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $70,219, held by the Receiver-General. 


SCOTTISH WIDOWS’ FUND AND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 


Register No. 6352. Certificate of Registry No. 3700. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Dyce 
Willcocks Saunders, Toronto. Suits by or against the Society may be brought in the 
name of the Scottish Widows’ Fund and Life Assurance Society. 


2. The: legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Society are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Parlia- 
ment of the United Kingdom, 24-25 Victoria, chap. 85 (1861) and the Acts for the follow- 
ing years: 1882, 1883, 1891 and 1900. 


3. The members are related as members of a mutual Company, to whom belong the 
whole funds of the Society, and the liability of the members is limited to the contribu- 
tions conditioned to be paid by them in respect of the assurances effected with the 
Society as. defined by the Society’s Acts of Parliament. 


4. The Society is registered in the Province of Ontario for the purpose of Invest- 
ment of its Surplus Funds, 


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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND. 


Register No. 6247. Certificate of Registry No. 3594. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Sey- 
mour Bennett O’Hara, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Life Association of Scotland. 


2. The Company is now collecting premiums and paying claims in Canada in virtue 
of The Insurance Act (1917), chap. 29. 


3. Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as special security for 
the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $138,357, 


NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6257. Certificate of Registry No. 3604. 


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1. Head Office, New York City, N.Y. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, 
Shaw & McNaught, Toronto. Suits may be brought by or against the Company in the 
name of the National Surety Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
New York, chap. 690, Laws of 1892, An Act in relation to Insurance Corporations, con- 
stituting chap. No. 38 of the General Laws, chap. 33, Laws of 1909, an Act in relation to 
Insurance Corporations, constituting chap. 28 of the Consolidated Laws. 


3. The members are related to each other as shareholders in an incorporated joint 
stock company, and the liability of the members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Guarantee Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $53,751, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


THE HUDSON BAY INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6339. Certificate of Registry No. 3687. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors —Wm. Mackay, Montreal; Fred. W. ‘Walker, Vancouver, B.C.; J. H. 
Labelle, Montreal; George Chappell, Liverpool, Eng.; W. H. Barker, Vancouver; 
Geo. Fraser, Montreal; P, R. Gault, Montreal; Percy J. Quinn, Toronto; Alfred St. Cyr, 


Montreal, | 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A %3 


Officers —William Mackay, President, Montreal; Fred. W. Walker, Vice-President, 
Vancouver; J. H. Labelle, Managing Director, Montreal; Fred. J. Walker, Secretary, 
Montreal, Que. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Percy J. 
Quinn, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The 
Hudson Bay Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Special Act of the Parliament of Canada, being chap. 110 (1910), an Act respecting 
The Hudson Bay Insurance Company, and chap. 29 (1917), The Dominion Insurance 
Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stcok company. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Hail Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $55,120, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, N.Y. 


Register No. 6300. : Certificate of Registry No. 3648. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney in Ontario, Arthur R. | 
Stell, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The 
Continental Insurance Company of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
New York, An Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed April 10th, 
1849; and re-incorporated as of October 7th, 1910, under Chapter 33, laws of 1910, New 
York State, known as “An Act in relation to insurance Corporations, constituting 
chapter 28 of the consolidated laws,” known as the Insurance Law. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $288,935, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


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L’UNION COMPAGNIE D’ASSURANCES CONTRE L’INCENDIE. 


(Union Fire Insurance Company.) 


Register No. 6343. Certificate of Registry No. 3691. 


1. Head Office, Paris, France. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, J. H. Ewart, 
Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of L’Union 
Compagnie D’Assurances Contre L’Incendie. 


2. The Company was organized under Articles of Association dated Paris (France), 
the 30th September, ist and 2nd of October, 1828, for a term of 50 years, and the term 
was extended by a Deed dated the 5th of May, 1876, for a further term of 99 years from 
the 1st January, 1877. j 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $185,552, held by the Government of Canada. 


PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6271. Certificate of Registry No. 3619. 


1. Head Office, Bolton, County of Lancaster, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, Shaw and Begg, of Ontario, Limited, Toronto. Suits by or against the Com- 
pany, may be brought in the name of the Provincial Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: United 
Kingdom, The Companies’ Act, 25-26 Victoria, chap. 89 (1862); with amendments to 
63-64 Victoria, chap. 48 (1900); 8 Edward VII., chap. 69 (1908), An Act to Consolidate 
the Companies’ Act and Acts amending it. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $87,274, held by the Dominion Government. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A%5 
THE CANADA NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6200. Certificate of Registry No. 3547. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—J. H. G. Russell, Winnipeg; Franklin H. Alexander, Winnipeg; William 
T. Alexander, Winnipeg; Daniel H. Sprague, Winnipeg; J. G. Hargrave, Winnipeg; 
R. G. Affleck, Winnipeg; HE. L. Taylor, K.C., Winnipeg; S. D. Lazier, Winnipeg; F. N. 
Darke, Regina, Sask.; Andrew Gray, Victoria, B.C.; Thos. S. McPherson, Victoria, B.C.; 
Dr. A. D. Carscallen, Winnipeg; Col. Hon. A. C. Rutherford, Edmonton, Alta. 


Oficers:—J. H. G. Russell, President; F. H. Alexander, Vice-President; Daniel EH. 
Sprague, Vice-President; William T. Alexander, Managing Director, Winnipeg, Man. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Cecil BE. Cor- 
bold, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of The 
Canada National Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Canada, Special Act, chap. 60, 8-9 Edward VII., 1909; 1 George V., 1910-11. 


Ay The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. . 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $52,691, held by the Superintendent of Insurance, Ottawa. 


NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, 
PENNSYLVANIA, 


Register No. 6225. Certificate of Registry No. 3572. 


1. Head Office, Pittsburgh, Penn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, W. A. 
Suckling, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania in 1901; 
Canada, 9-10 Edward VII, chap. 29, The Insurance Act, R.S.O. 1914, chap. 183. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $182,505, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE GUARDIAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6310. Certificate of Registry No. 3658. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—K. W. Blackwell, Montreal; D. Forbes Angus, Montreal; H. M. Lambert, 
Montreal; Hon. A. W. Atwater, K.C., Montreal; Hon. Evelyn Hubbard, London, England; 
F. W. Molson, Montreal; Geo. W. Reynolds, London, Eng.; A. G. Sweet, London, Eng.; 
F. L. Wanklyn, Montreal. 


Officers: —K. W. Blackwell, President; D. Forbes Angus, Vice-President; H. M. 
Lambert, Managing Director; John Good, Secretary. - 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Hiram Norton 
DeWitt, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The Guardian Insurance Company of Canada. 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was incorporated by 
Special Act of Parliament of Canada, 1 Geo. V., chap. 86, assented to on 4th April, 1911. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties,. rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited, or governed, are the following:— 
Canada, The Insurance Act, 1917, and the Act of Incorporation, 1 Geo. V, chap. 86. 


4. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on. the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Accident, Sickness, Guarantee, Burglary and Plate Glass Insurance. 


6. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows.—Deposit accepted at the value 
of $190,930, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


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THE SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, 


Register No. 6335. Certificate of Registry No. 3683. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Brig.-Gen. Sir Henry M. Pellatt, C.V.O., Toronto; J. O. McCarthy, 
Toronto; Victor Morin, Montreal, Que.; W. W. Hiltz, Toronto; W. O. McTaggart, Toronto; 
J. P. Laporte, M.D., Joliette, Que.; W. H. Elliott, Toronto; B. F. Ackerman, Peterborough; 
Mark Workman, Montreal, Que.; H. C. Scholfield, Toronto; Col. J. B. Miller, Toronto; 
T. J. Dillon, Welland, Ont.; H. Waddington, Toronto; J. F. Brown, Toronto; J. W. 
Russell, M.D., Toronto. 


Officers —Brig.-Gen. Sir Henry M. Pellatt, C.V.O., President; J. O. McCarthy, Vice- 
President and General Manager. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of The Security Life Insurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed, are the following: — 
Special Act of the Parliament of Canada, 6-7 Edw. VII, chap. 120 (1907); 8-9 Edw. VII, 
chap. 123 (1909); 1917, The Insurance Act, chap. 29. 

3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 


bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security tor the poiicyholders therein. as follows: Deposit. accepted at $51,336, 
held by the Dominion Government. 


UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6230. Certificate of Registry No. 3577. 


—_—_——_———_ 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Martin N. 


Merry, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The Union Assurance Society, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the duties, rights and obligations of the 
Company are now declared, defined or governed, are as follows: 


The Companies’ Act, 1862 to 1900 (Imperial); 8 Edward VII, chap. 69, Compnaies’ 
Consolidation Act, 1908 (Imperial); 9 Edward VII, chap. 49, Assurance Companies’ Act 
(Imperial); Canada, 1917, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


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3. The members are related as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Inland Transportation Insurance, also Registered Mail Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $462,115, held by the Government of Canada. 


CAPITAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6172. Certificate of Registry No. 3519. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—R. P. Gough, Toronto; M. J. O’Brien, Renfrew, Ont.; Dr. N. A. Dussault, 
Quebec, P.Q.; A. E. Corrigan, Ottawa, Ont.; C. A. McCool, Pembroke, Ont.; W. H. 
McAuliffe, Ottawa, Ont.; L. N. Poulin, Ottawa, Ont.; J. A. McMillan, Alexandria, Ont.; 
J. J. Lyons, Ottawa, Ont.; A. A. Fournier, Ottawa; Hugh Doheny, Montreal; L. T. 
Martin, Renfrew. 


Officers —M. J. O’Brien, President; J. J. Lyons and L, N. Poulin, Vice-Presidents; 
A, E. Corrigan, Managing Director; H. M. McNiece, Secretary, 


1. Head Office, Ottawa, ‘Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Capital Life Assurance Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now ‘declared, defined, limited or governed are the following:— 
Parliament of Canada, Special Act, 1-2 George V, chap. 62, Canada, 1917, chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is ‘limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on, the 31st day of March, 1919, | 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets —Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $51,016, held by the Receiver-General. 


GRESHAM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. 
Register No. 6302. Certificate of Registry No. 3650. 
1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Alan 


Kenneth Macdougall, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Gresham Life Assurance Society, Limited. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 79 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: The Company 
was registered as a company with unlimited liability in 1862, under the Companies’ 
Act, United Kingdom, 25-26, Victoria, Chap. 89 (1862), and in 1893 it was registered as 
a company with limited liability; Dominion of Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance 
Act. 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the ‘Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on, the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $156,700, held by the Treasury Board, Ottawa. 


PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No, 6272. Certificate of Registry No. 3620. 


os 


1. Head Office, Providence, R.I. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry 
Stanley Sweatman, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Providence Washington Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island, Charter (1820), incorporating into one 
company the Providence Insurance Company and Washington Insurance Company with 
Amendments, 1872, 1875, 1899 and 1902 thereto, evidence of same being filed with the 
Secretary of State, Canada (1917), chap. 29, R.S.O., 1914, chap. 183. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount unpaid upon the shares held 
by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3ist day of March, 1918, and expiring on, the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $198,110, held by the Insurance Department, Ottawa. 


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THE NORTH WEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6222. Certificate of Registry No. 3569. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—George R. Crowe, Winnipeg; D. E. Sprague, Winnipeg; J. S. Hough, 
Winnipeg; George F. Galt, Winnipeg; Thomas Bruce, Winnipeg; G. V. Hastings, Win- 
nipeg. 


Officers —George R. Crowe, President; G. V. Hastings, Vice-President; Thomas L. 
Morrisey, General Manager, Montreal; Thos. Bruce, Deputy Manager. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry 
Stanley Sweatman, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The North West Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Mani- 
toba Special Act, An Act to consolidate and amend the Act respecting “The North West 
Fire Insurance Company” (1904), chap. 79; Canada Insurance Act (1917), chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on. the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $49,903, held by Department of Insurance, Ottawa. 


BRITISH NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
Register No. 6275. Certificate of Registry No. 3623. 
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, 


Directors:—Hon. Edward Brown, Winnipeg; Sir D. Cameron, Winnipeg; F. K. 
Foster, Winnipeg; D. BH. Williams, Winnipeg; C. W. N. Kennedy, Winnipeg; P. C. 
McIntyre, Winnipeg; James Balfour, Regina, Sask.; T. J. S. Skinner, Calgary, Alta.; 
EK. H. Hall, Winnipeg; W. T. Devlin, Winnipeg; F. Carter-Cotton, Vancouver, B.C. 


Oficers:—Hon. Edward Brown, President; E. E. Hall, Vice-President: F. K. Foster, 
Managing Director and Secretary. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur F. 
Sprott, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Company. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 81 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined and governed are as follows: Special Act of 
Parliament of Canada, 9-10 Edward VII, chap. 70, 1910; Canada (1917), chap. 29, The 
Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 

4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders thereiu as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $59,194, held by the Dominion Government. 


THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. 


Register No. 6265. Certificate of Registry No. 3612. 


1. Head Office, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario. 
Reed, Shaw & McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Incorporated under laws of the State of Pennsylvania, 1794; State of Pennsylvania 
(1909), An Act authorizing the merger and consolidation of certain Corporations; 
Canada (1917), chapter 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $125,977, held by the Receiver-General. 


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TRAVELERS’ INDEMNITY COMPANY. 


Register: No. 6229. Certificate of Registry No. 3576. 


1. Head Office, Hartford, Conn. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry A. 
Laurence, Toronto. Suits by or Against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Travelers’ Indemnity Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
General Assembly of State of Connecticut (1903), Special Act, 1905 and 1907, Special 
Acts; Canada Insurance Act, 1917, chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is as defined in the charter of applicant and the general 
law governing stockholders in joint stock companies. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Steam Boiler, Fly Wheel, Plate Glass and 
Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $159,483, held by Comptroller of Currency of Dominion of Canada. 


PALATINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6285. Certificate of Registry No. 3633. 


1. Head Office, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George Ross 
Hargraft, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Palatine Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Great Britain, 25-26 Victoria, chap. 89, The Companies’ Act (1862); and 


amendments to 1898. Parliament cf Canada, 9-10 Edward VII, chap. 29, The Insurance 
Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $293,077, held by the Receiver-General of Canada, Ottawa. 


LOLS=)—- SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, ABS 
WESTCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6377. Certificate of Registry No. 3725. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John Mc- 
Vittie, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Westchester Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
State of New York, Special Act entitled ‘‘An Act to Incorporate the Westchester County 
Mutual Insurance Company,” 1837, 1857 (Chap. 76); 1867 (Chap. 286); General 1853, 
Chap. 446, Sec. 18; as amended by Sec. 2, Chap. 369, 1854; as amended by Sec. 4, Chap. 
367 of 1862, 1870, Chap. 476. Special Act, 1883, also 1892, Chap. 690, known as the Insur- 
ance Laws. Canada, The Insurance Act (1917), chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
pearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Hail Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $200,453, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


CANADIAN SURETY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6268. Certificate of Registry No. 3616. 


Directors —F. W. Lafrentz, New York; W. H. Hall, Toronto; T. Bradshaw, Toronto; 
R. R. Brown, New York; George Burn, Ottawa; F. J. Parry, New York; John B. Laid- 
law, Toronto; Henry C. Willcox, New York; F. G. Osler, Toronto. 


Officers —F. W. Lafrentz, President; George Burn, Vice-President; W. H. Hall, 
General Manager; W. H. Burgess, Secretary. 


1. Head Office of the Company, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company 
may be brought in the name of the Canadian Surety Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Canada, 1-2 George V, chap. 60, also Canada Insurance Act, chap. 29 
191.5 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


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4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Autoniobile, Burglary, Guarantee and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $108,452, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6224. ; Certificate of Registry No. 3571. 


1. Head Office, Sydney, State of New South Wales, Australia. Chief Agent and 
Attorney for Ontario, the Royal Trust Company. Suits by or against the Company may 
be brought in the name of the Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
New South Wales, 37 Victoria, No. 19 (1874), The Companies’ Act, amended by No. 40 
(1899); No. 47 (1900); No. 22 (1906); No. 49 (1902). Special Resolution, 1907. Canada 


Insurance Act, chap, 29, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
under and as set forth in their said Act of Incorporation, and the liability of the mem- 
bers is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 


to transact Life Assurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: (Deposit accepted at the value 
of $187,367, held by the Dominion of Canada. 


NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6379. Certificate of Registry No. 3727. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—D. K. Ridout, Toronto; A. W. Robertson, Montreal, Que.; C. F. Dale, 
Montreal; W. Parkyn Murray, Toronto; W. T. Bradshaw, Toronto; W. D. E. Strickland, 
Toronto; Rufus C. Holden, Montreal; M. J. Butler, C.M.G., Montreal; J. J. Meagher, 
Montreal; J. D. Montgomery, Toronto; W. S. Dresser,~ Sherbrooke. 


Officers —D. K. Ridout, President, Toronto; Rufus C. Holden and Chas. F. Dale, 
Vice-Presidents, Montreal; C. F. Dale, Managing Director, Montreal; P. W. Peacock, 
Secretary-Treasurer, Montreal, Que. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 85 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Walter 
D’Eyneourt Strickland, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the North American Accident Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Incorporated by Leters Patent of the Province of Ontario, 12th December, 1912, under 
the Ontario Insurance Act. March 12th, 1913, Order-in-Council authorizing the release 
of the Company’s deposit under the Ontario Insurance Act; Parliament of Canada, 1917, 
chap. 65; Canada (1917), chap. 29. . 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident, Automobile, Burglary, Sickness, Plate Glass Insurance and Insur- 
ance of Automobiles against. fire. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $188,162, held by the Receiver-General. 


LA SAUVEGARDE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6185. Certificate of Registry No. 3532. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—G. N. Ducharme, Montreal; Oswald Forest, St. Roch, l’Achigan, Que.; 
Hon, N. Perodeau, Montreal; Hon. H. Laporte. Montreal; Hon. N. A. Belcourt, Ottawa; 
T. Bienvenu, Montreal; Joseph E. Lemire, Montreal; Pierre, Beullac, Montreal, Que.; 
Hon. Louis Dugal, Edmundston, N.B.; E. H. ‘Soles, Outremont, Que.; J. N. Cabana, 
Outremont, Que.; L. O. Bournival, Outremont, Que. 


Officers —G. N. Ducharme, President, Montreal; Hon. N. Perodeau, Vice-President, 
Montreal; Victor Archambault, General Manager, Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Province of Quebec. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Napoleon Antaine Belcourt, K.C., P.C., Ottawa, Ont. Suits may be brought by or against 
the Company in the name of La Sauvegarde Life Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Province of Quebec, Special Act (1903), chap. 95. Dominion of Canada, 1-2 George V 
(1911), chap. 139, Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount of shares held by them. 


A 86 THE REPORT ORCC E No. 10 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Life Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held as security for 
the policyholders in Canada as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of $47,386, held 
by Receiver-General of Canada. 


NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6313. Certificate of Registry No. 3661. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Robert W. 
Love, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Niagara Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: State of New 
York, 1849, General. An Act entitled “ An Act to provide for the Incorporation of Insur- 
ance Companies.” Dominion of Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany; the capital stock has been fully paid in by the shareholders and there is no 
liability upon the members. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 


tc transact Fire, Tornado and Automobile Insurance (including damage to automobiles 
in transit by rail). 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $183,885, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


FIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. 


Register No. 6276. Certificate of Registry No. 3624. 


1. Head Office, Newark, New Jersey. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Douglas 
K. Ridout, Toronto, Ont. Suits may be brought by or against the Company in ane name 
of the Firemen’s Insurance Company of Newark, New Jersey. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Special 


Acts of the State of New Jersey, 1857, 1863, 1874, 1875 and 1887, chap. 18. Canada (1917), 
chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
end the liability is limited to the amount of stock held by them. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 8% 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 8lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. The Company is also registered under the Ontario Insurance 
Act to transact Inland and Ocean Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $109,285, held by the Treasury Board of the Dominion of Canada. 


LOYAL PROTECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6221. Certificate of Registry No. 3568. 


1. Head Office, Boston, Massachusetts. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Henry W. Davis, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the Loyal Protective Insurance Company, 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated on 19th July, 1909, under the laws of the Common- 
wealth of Massachusetts, chap. 576, Acts 1907 with amendments. Canada (1917), chap. 
29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the Capital Stock ($100,000) is fully paid up. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident and Sickness Insurance among members of the Independent Order 
of Oddfellows resident in Canada. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held tn Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $37,103, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 


Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 


Register No. 6181. Certificate of Registry No. 3528. 


1. Head Office, Milwaukee, Wis. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Robert F. 
Massie, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Northwestern National Insurance Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
State of Wisconsin Special Act ,chap. 63, 1869; General Statutes, 198; Section 1945c, 
amended by chap. 106, Statutes, 1909. Canada Insurance Act, chap. 29, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the capital stock is fully paid up. 


A 88 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Automobile and Tornado Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $149,894, held by the Department of Finance. 


THE RIDGLEY PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. 


Register No. 6215. Certificate of Registry No. 3562. 


1. Head Office, Worcester, Massachusetts. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
James E. Scott, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The Ridgley Protective Association. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated on 10th May, 1894, under the laws of the Common- 
wealth of Massachusetts, chap. 429, Acts 1888; chap. 576, Acts 1907, with amendments 
1912 and 1913. Dominion of Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the ~ 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 


to transact Accident and Sickness Insurance among members of the Independent Order 
of Oddfellows resident in Canada. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $26,315, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


GLOBE AND RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6286. Certificate of Registry No. 3634. 


1. Head Office, New York City. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Ernest L. 
McLean, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name. of 
the Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The Company was organized by merger between the Globe Fire Insurance Com- 
pany and the Rutgers Fire Insurance Company 9th February, 1899. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 89 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
are now declared, defined or governed are the following: New York, 1853, an Act to 
provide for the Incorporation of Insurance Companies. 1892, An Act in relation to 
Insurance Corporations and amendments. Canada, 1917, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


4. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the capital stock is fully paid up. 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Explosion Insurance (as limited by Company’s charter). 


6. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
a special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the 
value of $430,946, held by the Receiver-General. 


MOUNT ROYAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6211. Certificate of Registry No. 3558. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Hon. H. B. Rainville, Montreal; Hon. J. W. Wilson, Montreal; Paul 
Rainville, Montreal; Hon. J. Decarie, Montreal; H. A. Ekers, Montreal, Hon. Sir Lomer 
Gouin, K.C.M.G., Quebec; Newville Belleau, Quebec; J. E. Clement, Montreal; N. 
Perodeau, Montreal; EH. A. Ouimet, Montreal. ; 


Officers.—Hon. H. B. Rainville, President, Montreal; Hon. Senator J. W. Wilson, 
Vice-President, Montreal; J. E. Clement, General Manager and Managing Director, 
Montreal. 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry Harold 
York, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Mount Royal Assurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Statutes of Quebec, 2 Edward VII, c. 67 (1902); 1 George V, c. 67 (1911); Canada 
Insurance Act (1917) ¢, 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and there is no liability of the members, as the amount ($250,000) of the sub- 
scribed capital is fully paid. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Plate Glass Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Agsets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $58,178, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


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MERCHANTS CASUALTY COMPANY. 


Register No. 6201. Certificate of Registry No. 3548. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, 


Directors —M, J. McMichael, Minneapolis, Minn.; L. M. Fingard, Winnipeg; J. S. 
Turner, R. B. Graham, W. J. Bulman, Winnipeg; Geo. W. Curtiss, Minneapolis, Minn.; 
H. J. King, Toronto. 


Officers.—M. J. McMichael, President, Minneapolis; L. M. Fingard, Vice-President and 
General Manager, Winnipeg; H. J. King, Vice-President, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Harold J. 
King, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Merchants Casualty Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declaréd, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Special Act of the Parliament of Manitoba, 3 George V, chap. 117 (1913), Canada Insur- 
ance Act, chap. 29, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid’ upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident Insurance (not including Employers’ Liability) and Sickness 
Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $131,197, held by the Receiver-General, Ottawa. 


IMPERIAL UNDERWRITERS CORPORATION OF CANADA, 


Registry No. 6179. Certificate of Registry No. 3526. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—Lyman Root, Toronto; A. R. Williams, Toronto; H. F. Petman, Toronto; 
Robert Lynch Stailing, Toronto; W. J. Blackburn, Toronto; Geo. L. Lyon, Toronto; 
H. 'W. Muskett, Toronto; Charles J. Harvey, Toronto. 


Officers——Lyman Root, President and Manager, Toronto; Robert Lynch Stailing, 
Vice-President; F. E. Heyes, Secretary, Toronto. 

1. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Imperial Underwriters Corporation of Canada. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, Hage 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Special Act of the Parliament of Canada, being chap. 137 (1913), An Act respecting the 
Imperial Underwriters Corporation and to change its name to the Imperial Underwriters 
Corporation of Canada. Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 

4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $76,528, held by the Dominion Government. 


NATIONALE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PARIS, FRANCE. 
Register No. 6212. Certificate of Registry No. 3559. 


1. Head Office, Paris, France. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Henry Harold 
York, Toronto. Suits may be brought by or against the Company in the name of the 
Nationale Fire Insurance Company of Paris, France. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: Royal Decrees 
1820, 1849; The Public Administration Regulation, 1868, and laws, 1893. Canada In- 
surance Act (1917), chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $162,492, held by the Receiver-General of Canada. 


GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY. 
Register No. 6319. Certificate of Registry No. 3667. 
1. Head Office, Glens Falls, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 


William H. George, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Glens Falls Insurance Company. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was originally organized in 1850 as the Dividend Mutual Insurance Com- 
pany, and reorganized 30th April, 1864, as a stock company under its present name, all 
according to the laws of New York State. Canada (1917), chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability of members, as the capital stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Hail, Tornado and Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $185,443, held by the Department of Finance. 


EQUITABLE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Registry No. 6375. Certificate of Registry No. 3723. 


1. Head Office, Providence, Rhode Island. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Thomas S. Minton, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 


Special Acts of the State of Rhode Island 1859, 1873, 1880, 1881 and 1906. Canada In- 
surance Act, chap. 29 (1917). 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. | 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $105,964, held by the Dominion of Canada. 


THE OCCIDENTAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6226. ; Certificate of Registry No. 3573. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Randall Davidson, Montreal; S. E. Richards, Winnipeg; W. A. T. 
Sweatman, Winnipeg; C. A.. Richardson, Winnipeg; S. G. Dobson, Winnipeg. 


Officers.—Randall Davidson, President; C. A. Richardson, Vice-President and 
Secrétary. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 93 


1. Head Office, Winnipeg, Man. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Bryce B. 
Hunter, .Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Occidental Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Manitoba Special Act, an Act to Incorporate The Occidental Fire Insurance Company, 
chap. 65 (1902), Dominion of Canada Special, An Act respecting The Occidental Fire 
Insurance Company, chap. 139 (1908). 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $92,620, held by the Department of Finance. 


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THE PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PARIS, FRANCE. 


Register No. 6177. Certificate of Registry No. 3525. 


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1. Head Office, Paris, France. Chief Agent.and Attorney for Ontario, Edward Percy 
Beatty, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Phenix Fire Insurance Company of Paris, France. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Special Ordonnance royale, 1819; General Law on Joint Stock Companies (France), 
1867; Canada Insurance Act, chapter 29 (1917). 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3ist day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $58,453, 
held by the Government of Canada. 


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THE STUYVESANT INSURANCE COMPANY. 
Register No. 6289. Certificate of Registry No. 3637. 


1. Head Office, New York, N.Y. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Herbert 
Begg, Toronto. Suits may be brought by or against the Company in the name of the 
Stuyvesant Insurance Company. 


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2. The Legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obliga- 
tions of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated under the laws of New York in 1850. The Charter was 
extended in 1880, extended again in 1909. Canada Insurance Act, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability to the members, the stock being fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets——Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the 
value of $89,699, held by the Government of Canada. 


THE CASUALTY COMPANY OF CANADA. 


Register No. 6326. Certificate of Registry No. 3674. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Arthur L. Eastmure, Toronto; Henry S. Strathy, Toronto; Charles S. 
Blackwell, Toronto; Allan E. Renfrew, Toronto; Hon. Thomas Crawford, Toronto; 
Walter J. Keens, Toronto; Arthur Wyburn Eastmure, Toronto; Walter W. Cumming, 
Toronto; Arthur G. Strathy, Toronto. 


Officers:—Arthur L. Eastmure, President and Managing Director, Toronto. 


1. Head Office, Toronto, Ont.. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of the Casualty Company of Canada. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Par- 
liament of Canada, 1-2 George V, chap. 63, 1911; 2-4 George V, chap. 100, 1913; 
5 George V, chap, 62; The Insurance Act, 1917, chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount remaining unpaid 
upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Plate Glass Insurance, 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
. of $11,060, held by the Dominion Government. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, A 95 


MILLERS NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6210. . Certificate of Registry No. 3557. 


1. Head Office, Chicago, Illinois. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur 
Vernon Stamper, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Millers National Insurance Company, 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Incorporated in State of Illinois, 1865, by special Act; Amendments in 1869, 1875 and 
1877; Canada, chap. 29, 1917, The Insurance Act, 


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3. The members are related mutually. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license, issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


' 5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $50,000, held by the Dominion Government. 


EAGLE, STAR AND BRITISH DOMINIONS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6365. Certificate of Registry No. 3713. 


1. Head Office, London, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur Tucker, 
Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the Eagle, 
Star and British Dominions Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Great Britain, 25-26 Victoria, chap. 89, The Companies Act; and amend- 
ments to 1900; Parliament of Canada, 9-10 Edward VII, chap. 29, The Insurance Act. 

3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company 


and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. The Company is also registered under the Ontario Insur- 
ance Act to transact Ocean-and Inland Marine Insurance, 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $109,296, held by the Dominion Government. 


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UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED. 


Register No, 6320. Certificate of Registry No. 3668. 


1. Head Office, Victoria, Colony of Hong Kong. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
Ontario, Gilbert Straton Minty, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of the Union Insurance Society of Canton, Limited. 


2. Company how constituted or incorporated, The Company was incorporated under 
ihe Companies’ Ordinances, 1865-1881, of the Colony of Hong Kong. Canada Insurance 
Act, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an. incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid on the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada. 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Automobile, and Inland Transportation Insurance. The Company is 
also registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Inland and Ocean Marine 
Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $92,467. 


COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6349. Certificate of Registry No. 3697. 


1. Head Office,. Jersey City, New Jersey. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
G. Temple McMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the Columbia Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was incorporated in 1901 under the general laws of the State of New 
Jersey. New Jersey, 1875, an Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of 
Insurance Companies; New Jersey, 1902, chap, 1384; Canada Insurance Act, 1917. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, © 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Inland Transportation and Automobile Insurance, excluding Insurance 
against loss by reason of bodily injury to the person. The Company is also registered 
under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean and Inland Marine Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $72,373.00 
held by the Receiver-General. 


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VULCAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. 


Register No. 6249. Certificate of Registry No. 3596. 


1. Head Office, Oakland, California, Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, 
Shaw & McNaught, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Vulean Insurance Company of Oakland, California. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations of 
the Company are now defined, limited or governed are the following: The Company 
was incorporated under the laws of California. Canada, 1917, chapter 29, The Insurance 
Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $50,000, held by the Department of Finance. 


BRITISH TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6344. Certificate of Registry No. 3692. 


1. Head Office, Victoria, in the Colony of Hong Kong. Chief Agent and Attorney for 
.Ontario, Gilbert S. Minty, Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of the British Traders Insurance Company, Limited. 


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of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The 
Company was incorporated in 1865 in accordance with the laws of the Colony of Hong 
Kong. Canada, 1917, chap..29, The Insurance Act. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 


- 3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919. 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $78,598, 
held by the Department of Insurance, Ottawa. 

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MARYLAND ASSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No, 6311. Certificate of Registry No. 3659. 


1. Head Office, Baltimore, Maryland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, F. J. 
Lightbourn, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of the Maryland Assurance Company. 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated: The Company was incorporated 
under and in accordance with the general laws of the State of Maryland. Article 23, 
Bagley’s Code of Maryland. 


3. The members are related as shareholders of an incorporated joint stock company. 
There is no liability to the shareholders. The capital stock ($500,000) is fully subscribed 
and paid up. : . 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident and Sickness Insurance. ; 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $66,250, held by the Treasury Board, Ottawa. 


THE BRITISH CROWN ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6246. Certificate of Registry No. 3593. 


1. Head Office, Glasgow, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John 
Hutton Riddell, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name 
of The British Crown Assurance Corporation, Limited. 


2. The Company, how constituted or incorporated. The Company was incorporated 
under the Companies Acts of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 1862 
to 1890, on the 26th March, 1907, by registration of Memorandum of Articles of -Associa- 
tion dated 20th March, 1907. : 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance, excluding Insurance against loss by reason 
of bodily injury to the person. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $232,213. 


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LUMBERMEN’S UNDERWRITING ALLIANCE. - 


Register No. 6472. Certificate of Registry No. 3729. 


1. Head Office, Kansas City, Missouri. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, T. EH. 
Clendinnen, Ottawa. Suits by or against the Corporation may be brought in the name 
of the Lumbermen’s Underwriting Alliance. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The incorporation was effected on or about the $th January, 1905, under the common law 
as guaranteed by both State (Missouri) and Federal Constitutions. Subsequently the 
organization has been licensed in the State of Missouri under special statute, page 321, 
Laws of Missouri, 1915, which is declaratory of its common law rights. Canada, 1917, 
chap. 29, The Insurance Act, 5 


3. The members how related. Each subscriber contracts with each other subscriber 
through power of attorney given by each to pay his proportionate share of any loss 
sustained; the liability being several and not joint and being in the proportion which 
his premium deposit bears to the total premium deposits in force at time of loss. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 10th day of May, 1918, and expiring on the 3ist day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted st the value’ 
of $50,000, held by the Receiver-General. 


MANUFACTURING LUMBERMEN’S UNDERWRITERS. 


Register No. 6400. Certificate of Registry No. 3728. 


1. Head Office, Kansas City, Missouri. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, W. E. 
Bigwood, Toronto. Suits by or against the Corporation may be brought in the name of 
the Manufacturing Lumbermen’s Underwriters. 

2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, or governed are the following: The incor: 
poration was effected in 1898, under the common law as guaranteed by both the State 
(Missouri) and Federal Constitutions. Subsequently the organization has been licensed 
in the State of Missouri under special Statute, page 321, Laws of Missouri, 1915, which is 
declaratory of its common law rights. Canada, 1917, chap. 29, The Insurance Act, 


3. The menbers, how related. Each subscriber contracts with each other subscriber 
through power of Attorney given by each to pay his proportionate share of any loss 
sustained; the liability being several and not joint and being in the proportion which 
his premium deposit bears to the total premium deposits in force at time of loss. 


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4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 24th day of April, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Asseis of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $50,000, 
held by the Government of Canada. 


CENTURY INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6356. Certificate of Registry No. 3704. 


1. Head Office, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Reed, 
Shaw & McNaught. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the Century Insurance Company, Limited. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The 
Company was incorporated in 1885, under the Companies Acts, 1862, 1883, United King- 
dom. The Insurance Act, Canada, 1917, chapter 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 

5. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $50,000, held by the Department of Finance. 


ALLIANCE NATIONALE. 


Register No. 6282. Certificate of Registry No. 3630. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


F. C. Laberge, President, Montreal; Chas. Duquette, 1st Vice-President and Chief 
Inspector, Montreal; George Monet, Secretary, Montreal; Alfred St. Cyr, Treasurer, 
Montreal, Quebec. 


Head Office, Montreal, Que. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Lyman Lee, 
Hamilton. Suits by or against the Association may be brought in the name of the 
Alliance Nationale. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Association was incorporated originally on the 27th February, 1893, by the Legis- 
lature of the Province of Quebec. Incorporated by special Act of the Parliament of 
Canada, 1917, chapter 69. Canada Insurance Act, 1917, chapter 29. 


3. The members are related as members of an assessment association. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada 
bearing date 3lst March, 1918, and expiring on the 81st March, 1919, to transact Life, 
Disability and Sickness Insurance to the extent authorized by the Association’s Charter. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Association are deposited and held as special 
security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of 
$100,000. 


PREFERRED ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 


Register No. 6438. Certificate of Registry No. 3730. 


1. Head Office, New York, N.Y. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, John 
William Mackenzie, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: The Company 
was incorporated in 1893 under the laws of New York State. See also the Canada 
Insurance Act, 1917, chap. 29. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Accident, Sickness and Automobile Insurance. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $71,531, held by Department of Insurance, Ottawa. 


NATIONAL BEN FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6180. Certificate of Registry No. 3527 


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1. Head Office, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
Robert Frank Massie, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Company. 


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2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: State 
of Pennsylvania Laws 408 and 559. Canada (1917), chapter 29, The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire and Automobile Insurance, excluding insurance against loss by reason 
of bodily injury to the person. 


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5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 

special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $166,428, held by the Receiver-General. 


BRITISH COLONIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6199. Certificate of Registry No. 3546. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors:—Hon. C. E. Dubord, Monument, Que.; J. B. Morissette, Quebec; Theo- 
dore Meunier, Montreal; Hon. J. E, Roberge, Lambton; I. L. Lafleur, Montreal; J. E. E. 
Leonard, MonireaJ; L. H. Desjardins, Terrebonne; D. O. E. Denault, Sherbrooke; Nap. 
Drouin, Quebec; Eusebe Huard, Lake Megantic; J. Spycket, Paris, France; Michel 
Propper, Paris, France; L. J. Boileau, Quebec, Que. 


Officers.—I. L. Lafleur, President, Monument, Quebec; J. B. Morissette, Vice-President, 
Quebec; Theodore Menuier, Manager and Secretary, Montreal, 


1. Head Office, Montreal, Quebec. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Gavin 
Browne, Jr., Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
the British Colonial Fire Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Canada, 8-9 Edward VII, chap. 52; 2 George V, chap. 68; Canada, chap. 29, The Insur- 
ance Act. 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited by contract to the amount remaining unpaid 
upon the shares held by them, 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance. 


5.—Deposited assetsi— Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $55,870, held by the Minister of Finance. 


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COMPAGNIE D’ASSURANCES GENERALES CONTRE L'INCENDIE 


(General Fire Insurance Company), of Paris, France. 


Register No. 6184. Certificate of Registry No. 3531. 


1. Head Office, Paris, France. Chief Agent for Ontario, Fred. W. Gates, Hamilton, 
Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the Compagnie 
D’Assurances Generales Contre l’Incendie. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: Gov- 
ernment Ordinance of France, 1819, Government decrees, 1848 and 1893; also Canada, 
“chap. 29 (1917), The Insurance Act. 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of its members is nil, as the stock is fully paid up. 


4, The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire Insurance, 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at $77,052, 
held by the Government of Canada, 


FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6347. Certificate of Registry No. 3695. 


1. Head Office, San Francisco, California. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
G. Temple MeMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of The Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Legislature of California, 1872, Civil Code of California. Public Act still in force. 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and by the laws of California each stockholder is individually and personally 
liable for such proportion of its debts and liabilities as the amount of shares owned by 
him bears to the whole of the subscribed capital stock of the corporation, and for a 
like proportion only of such debt or claim against the corporation. All the capital has 
been subscribed, fully paid up and issued. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st day of March, 1919, 
to transact Fire, Inland Transportation Insurance and Insurance EY loss or damage 
to Automobiles by accident, burglary or theft. 


5. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $181,024, held by the Finance Department, Ottawa. 


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THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). 


Register No. 6364. Certificate of Registry No. 3712. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, Eng. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur 
Tucker, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of 
The British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company (Limited). 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
United Kingdom, 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89; 30 and 31 Vict., chap. 131; 40 and 41 Vict., 
chap. 26; 42 and 48 Vict., chap. 76; 43 Vict., chap. 19; 46 and 47 Vict., chap. 30; 49 Vict., 
chap. 23; 53 and 54 Vict., chaps. 62, 68 and 64. 


3. The members are related, as shareholders, in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is registered under the Ontario Insurance Act to transact Ocean 
and Inland Marine Insurance for term ending 30th April, 1918. 


ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. 


Register No. 6248. Certificate of Registry No. 3595. 


Directors:—-H. V. Meredith, Montreal; Dr. E. P. Lachapelle, Montreal; J. S. Hough, 
K.C., Winnipeg, Man.; B. A. Weston, Halifax, N.S.; H. B. Mackenzie, Esq., Montreal, 
Quebec. 


Officers: —H. V. Meredith, Chairman, Montreal; Arthur Barry, Manager for Canada, 
Montreal. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, Robert J. Pettigrew, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of The Royal Exchange Assurance. 


2. The Company was incorporated by Royah Charters, dated 22nd June, 1720, and 
29th April, 1721. 


o. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The Royal Exchange 
Assurance Act (Imp.), 1 Edw. VII, chap. X. 


4. The members are related as shareholders in a joint stock company authorized 
by 6 George I (1719), c. 18, s. 2, and created by Royal Charter, dated 22nd June, 1720. 
The Charter repeating in its terms section 7 of the said Act extends the liability of the 
shareholders by the following provisions: ‘‘ And for better enabling the said Corporation 
hereby established to answer all just demands upon its policies of assurance for losses 
which may happen at sea and to lend money upon bottomry as aforesaid at any time or 
times during the continuance of the same Corporation according to the true intent and 
meaning of the said recited Act, and of this our charter, our will is and we do hereby 
for us, our heirs and successors, authorize, declare, grant and appoint that it shall and 
may be lawful to and for the said Corporation or body politic hereby established in. 
the General Court or Courts of the same from time to time as such General Court or 


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Courts shall see cause to call in or direct to be paid from and by the members’ thereof 
for the time being proportionally according to the respective share or shares in the 
Capital Stock which shall belong to the said Corpgration any further sum or sums ot 
money over and above the said one million. and five hundred thousand pounds as by 
such General Court or Courts shall from time to time be judged necessary and be 
ordered to be called in or raised as by the said Act in this behalf is intended anda 
directed. And that all executors, administrators, guardians, trustees and mortgagees 
shall be indemnified in paying and shall by virtue of the said Act and of these presents 
be empowered to pay in their respective proportions of the money so called for and to 
the end that all the calls of money which shall be made by any order or orders of the 
said General Court or Courts, pursuant to the said Act, and this our Charter for any 
of the purposes before mentioned may become effectual our will is and we do hereby 
declare and appoint that for refusal or neglect of paying in the money upon any such 
call or calis such course shall be taken and such methods practised and put in execu- 
tion as are in and by the said Act prescribed for recovery and making good of the 
same, and we do hereby will, require and command that the money which shall be 
called for and paid in over and above the said one million five hundred thousand pounds 
shall be deemed additional Capital Stock, and shall be written in the books of the said 
Corporation hereby established, and the respective members paying the same shall have 
credit in the said books for their respective proportions or shares thereof, nevertheless 
the said corporation hereby established in a General Court from time to time when 
they judge their affairs will admit thereof, shall, or may cause any sum or sums of 
money which shall be so called in or any part thereof to be divided and distributed 
to and amongst the then members of the same Corporation according and in proportion 
to the respective share or shares which they shall then have of or in the Capital Stock 
of the same, and their respective shares in the Capital Stock shall proportionally be 
abated as in and by the said Act is directed. 


5. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada 
for the transaction of Fire, Accident, Sickness and Automobile Insurance for the term 
ending 3lst March, 1919. 


6. Deposited assets.—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 


special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $487,835, held by the Government of Canada. 


CANADIAN LUMBERMEN’S INSURANCE EXCHANGE. 


Register No. 6204. Certificate of Registry No. 3551. 


Advisory Committee:—W. E. Bigwood, Byng Inlet; Duncan McLaren, Toronto; 
Arthur H. Campbell, Montreal; Quebec; W. C. Hughson, Hull, Quebec. 


Officer.—Edgar D. Hardy, Manager, Ottawa. 


1. Head Office, Ottawa. (Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Canadian Lumbermen’s Insurance Exchange. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The 
Dominion Insurance Act, chap. 29, 1917. 

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3. The Company is authorized by license, issued by the Dominion of Canada, bear- 
ing date 3lst day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 31st March, 1919, to transact 
Fire Insurance among its members, restricted to risks on property, situated in the 
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec. 


4. Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as special security for 
the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value of $19,800 held by 
the Government of Canada. 


THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6362. Certificate of Registry No, 3710. 


1. Head Office, New York. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur Tucker, 
Toronto, Ont. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
American and Foreign Marine Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
The Company was formed in the year 1896 under the name of The American and 
Foreign Marine Insurance Company. The Company has now by virtue of its incorpora- 
tion, power to sue and be usel in its corporate name. 


3. The members are relaicd as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon 
the shares held by them. 


4. The Company is now authorized by license issued by the Dominion of Canada, 
bearing date the 31st day of March, 1918, and expiring on the 3lst day of March, 1919, 
to transact the business of Inland Transportation Insurance, > 


do. Deposited assets—Assets of the Company are deposited and held in Canada as 
special security for the policyholders therein as follows: Deposit accepted at the value 
of $26,000, held by the Finance Department, Ottawa. 


UNION MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). 


Register No. 6355. Certificate of Registry No. 3703. 


1, Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George 
Temple McMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of The Union Marine Insurance Company (Limited). 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined or governed are the following: United King- 
dom, 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89, The Companies’ Act, 1862, and amendments thereto. 


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1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, A107 
3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock com- 
pany, and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid 


upon the shares held by them. 


4. The Company was, upon due application, admitted to registry in Ontario for the 
transaction. of Ocean Marine Insurance for the term ending 30th April, 1919. 


~“ 


BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3isr DECEMBER, 1917. 


Profit and Loss Account to Stst December, 1917. 


Dr. 
As Sed 
To Balance Profit and Loss Account, as shown in the last General 
BSAA COBO COLIN ch teteicr vat aCtrd uc iraiel sieht hot atel oAteus ara tare kh a the hea a ose S00,500001 0) ao 
Bea ance OLaUnderwritinge ACCOUNL, T9OLG Fave oleae oe ens wee eels TIAL Zoe LOM ao 
“Interest on Investments and Loans, etc., less Income Tax ........ 62,007 ~3" 2 


£1,209,480 9 7 


Cr. 
= Seo 
By Dividend authorized by General Meeting, paid 
PAE PSP OME RUE, Woo 3 vee nh Maree ent erin a eS £35,970 ~ 0 0 
* Interim Dividend paid 29th October, 1917 ........ 2icZO0 0. 20 
——__——_—_————-. 57,225 0 90 
Bemncome: lax and, Reserve for Special TAXGS: 2. uel c ea ese eeu as oe 1295551 sae 
“Losses, Averages, Returns, Re-insurances, and 
Charges, paid on account of 1916 ............ £497,630 8 3 
“ Transferred to Suspense against further claims... 100,000 0 0 
——__-____—_———— 597,630 8 3 
Re OU Meee Wri ttceneOl4 1 VeESCINELLUS oe cree ttc wis wie: ae tuers fo 418 aarti ous ele net 38,000 90 90 
MEARE ANU CUO OLE IS IC DCS Ee meet aneeaee fs She eee) ane asters dielobe ns Miele, Mets yeie CU ee 45 
TEBE TATE oa) ele ia es, copineil, Roca el Ae pera crm ep ar a ae Ne an a AP SE 386,128 10 8 


£1,209,480 9 7 


UNDERWRITING ACCOUNT. 


Dr. 
£ eet 
To Net Premiums, after deducting Returns, Re-insurances, Foreign 
Taxes, Office Expenses and Agents’ Charges ..........0c0ee00s 2,371,564 14 1 


£2,371,564 14 1 


ARSE: DET tL EE ea ES TE 


A 108 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Gr: 
£ Snug 
By t{Losses-and Averages Paid -) cx stcccerss oleate oe ewes eet ee erent eee 929,841 6 1 
‘General Expenses (including Directors’ Remuneration and 
ATICIFOTS LCOS) ces wore ie hee ede odes Foe vec elie ue tattoo ptceien  ee ie  etieeee 57,543 12 £6 
SEA MISA TANI COTS 2 Se cbce ov erin bio hee od ba wean Hl by orice Oe oe Me Wat aorta ote pete ae reer 1,384,179 15 6 


£2,011,564 14 1 


GENERAL BALANCE TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
3 


Dr. 
By oad 
To Capital—65,400 Shares of £20 each—£1,308,000—upon which £2 10s. 

per share: has: been called ups.) ee ee eee ese 1635500 ei One 
STR OSOPYGE HUT Feb se se arcis 5 Sees wo kere oe ca age epee esas eae a tee Nene 300,000 0 () 
SP SSUNGTY: OLreg i LOLs mises oa v chistebs soo oS MGIN atoms MPEG Se canada nents in cae: eee 663,092 11 196 
eT BLS SPAY ADDIS 25. choc. oe bes oe tateee oR ot Samdey Ne yee ee atte cen ry ee 4,000 0 0 

; Underwriting’ Suspense Accountarn .2 ose eo ot ee 215,108 240 
sae Underwriting ACCOUNT 61 91 faeee oiicen eee eee AG eRe eRe Te OS ear 1,884,179 1505 e6 
Profit’ and “‘Looss Account: 5 oe tecct eae ee ao et ne 386,128 10 8 


£3,116,009 2956 mee 


ee rat lie i 


Cr. 

s Saeue 

By Investments, at estimated market value, Freehold and Leasehold 
Properties: ue oo aise Acaes Cars Be eee ee ee 1787; toa 1 
“> SUNY eDEDLOVS see Gk oe a eke wee weet a ete Craw Eee A eee eres ice ere LILO 016 see 
Interest togdate. not recelyedussn ne ae Seats te ES AS: 12,969 0 0 
“ S Stamips: in (Wand 54628 foe oy ete oes er een nr et ee 655 2 7 
= “Cashvand>Bills‘at- Bankersvan deine and ssa eee eee 195,475 7220 ee 


£3,116,009- Sos 


H. R. ROBERTSON, ; 
F. H. BEAZLEY, Directors. 


In compliance with the provisions of the Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908, we 
report to the Shareholders that. we have examined the accounts of the Company, and 
have obtained all the information and explanations we have required. The above 
Balance Sheet is, in our opinion, properly drawn up, so as to exhibit a true and correct 
view of the state of the Company’s affairs, according to the best of our information and 
the explanations given to us, and as shown by the books of the Company. We have 
also satisfied ourselves as to the existence and value of the securities for the Invest- 
ments to the amount specified. 


HARMOOD, BANNER & SON, 
LiIverPoon, 21st March, 1918. Chartered Accountants. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 109 


THAMES AND MERSEY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). 


Register No. 6353. Certificate of Registry No. 3701. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George 
Temple MecMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the 
name of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company (Limited). 


2. Company, how constituted or incorporated.—The Company was registered under 
the Act of 7 and 8 Vict., chap. 110, on 21st June, 1860, in London, and was there incor- 
porated under the Companies’ Act, 1862, as a limited company, on 31st October, 1862, 
and the documents evidencing the same are filed or deposited in the Companies 
Registration Office, Somerset House, London. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 


shares held by them. 


4. The Company is registered in Ontario for the transaction of Ocean Marine and 
Inland Marine Insurance for the term ending 30th April, 1919. 


BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Marine Account. 


Dr 
£ Saeed: 
PiouuteoLeMarine und al ist Januaryy LOLT io i. es oe ee twee aes 269,076 18 10 
Premium Income (less Returns, Re-insurances and Agency Charges)... 592,073 AMT 
eee MmUTIOR LI VOSLINICH LS a rreet ne caotusere ¢ anes leras. efetsuaph oo0s co Since tle Sue's alae wees 15,929 6 0 
£877,079 9 9 
Cr. 
es Sad: 
Claims paid and outstanding (including Underwriter’s Commission).. 410,093 4 6 
Pe CS ROA AP OTILCTI Ge rere cae sane tae ete ee. ale, oF esta hed Sed fh evarchecntd wignshaes EYAL oa ocak 
reandrorredsto Prot and. Loss “Account ©. 2.00 028k hate ne es eee aes ee 152,827 8 2 
Amount of Marine Fund at end of year: 
Reserve for unexpired risks 40% ................ £236,829 0 0 
PRTOLEIONG DILOROLV Cc fit rsia 5 fae eck eke est yerple ecetcceke Wale aes 60,000 0 0) 


06 Seo), 0 0 


S011.0(9 oud 


A 110 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. 


Dr: 
es Ss. ah 
Balance from ast year’s account .2.0 ce 2 ee ee ee eee oe 22,4388 3 0 
Interestion Envestments ii: fic sec orc ore eset ve eee oe tie ee oe ee 32,010) =2O 8 ee 
Transferred *firom Marine: Account). Saori. oo eleee ste ee ee ee £52,820 (2 Bee 
£207,640 19 3 
es ee 
fe 
Ge 
£ Sard. £ So Ire 
Dividend for A916 4 2s ses ee eee ee ee ee ee en eee 35,000 0 0 
Tess 2 In ComescTax es akits oe ee eae eae 1,870. Oo 50 
ee 21,1230) Oe 
Income sTax; 1916-17 VASsessiient are ee ciate ese satel eie ceils eaters vepetels cates 1,874 2 °° 8 
Amount carried to Investment Reserve . 22. «262s siecle nsec cue seth 25,000 0 O 
Balance to. next syear’sy Account cer. . 2) eu ee pele tania oe ener eee 147,641) 165 ag 


£207,640 19 3 


EE STE 


< Ss. "dae 

Capital Subscribed, 100,000 Shares at £20 per share, £2,000,000, paid 
up £2) per’-Share’ Passa as Bie ee oe ee Ce ea te ae ee 200,000 O 0 
Reserve (Mund Ase ss ae be Ee ae Se ees ene eee ene eee ee 500,000 O 90 
Marine: “Mund. oa4 eins ss ose ae ees ee ee ee ete ae oe One eer ee 296,829 0 0 
Investments Reserve Fund .............. Sites He Bhaie ee Guten eis chee ene 175,237 2 pee 
Suspense Account) (Dividends-unpaid), “S.22ei ee a eee eee ee 619 5 1 
Outstanding Marine siiesses hale.) noe pre Oe ee eee ee ee 159,633 0 90 
Profitsand “Loss vAecomun to Sos eee hee ere cs ee eg ee 147,641 16 Pi 
Amounts owing to ‘other Insurance Companies... «cu esc ck oe eee 17,154 18 5 
Current. Accounts owing by the Company: J22. eee 1 eee ce eee 60,435 18-11 
. £1,557,501" Sceelo 


REE REPRE REO EEE ES 


ore : 
AS 8.0" 4g 
Investments at Book Values. sh ccc: seats coe er eee cree ee ee 1,343,249 0 11 
Outstanding ‘Interest, accruedsbul Not dues. ee. ee eee 13,196" 125 53— 
Cash: with Bankers, in hand;-and Policy stamps, 7-7.) ee ee 31,269 16 5 
AZents® (Balances .ci050 600. es cee daeie) tegen a ee ie apes rnc ne eee 111,746 11 0 
Outstanding’ Premiums 22555 Seis a cee ee ee ee eee 15;243°" “js ee 
Amounts owing.to the Company —inqee tt ome sos ke ee See 37,181 “14eeeg 
Amounts owing by other Insurance Companies .............0.seceee- 5,560 4 10 
Bills Recelvable |... 225 heaton eee ie Oe eee SR Anan tha gree pose 103 715 43 
£1,557,501e> eens 

z C. S. HOARE, 


A. H. TURNER, Directors. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 111 


In accordance with the provisions of the Companies’ (Consolidation) Act, 1908, 
we report that we have audited the above Balance Sheet and Accounts, and have 
obtained all the information and explanations we have required. In our opinion such 
Balance Sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the 
state of the Company’s affairs according to the best of our information and the 
explanations given to us, and as shown by the books of the Company. We have had 
produced to us the Securities representing the Investments appearing upon the Head 
Office Books; the Securities for the Investments appearing upon the Books of the other 
Branches are satisfactorily certified and in, our belief the assets set forth in the Balance 
Sheet are in the aggregate fully of the value stated therein after deducting the amount 
set aside in Investment Fluctuation Fund. 


(Signed) HARMOOD BANNER & SON, 
Chartered Accountants. 
Liverpool, 1ith April, 1918. 


RELIANCE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). 
Register No. 6368. Certificate of Registry No. 3716. 


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 


Directors.—R. W. Sharples, Oswald Dobell, Gilbert W. Fox, J. U. Hodgson, Lieut.- 
Col. F. R. S. Balfour, George Atherton, Liverpool; R. A. Love, Liverpool; Robert L. 
Hunter, Liverpool. 


Officers.—Gilbert W. Fox, Chairman; J. U. Hodgson, Deputy Chairman; Joseph 
Pemberton, Underwriter; F. R. Edwards, Secretary, Liverpool. 


1. Head Office, Liverpool, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Arthur 
Tucker, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in the name of the 
Reliance Marine Insurance Company (Limited). 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Parliament of Great Britain, 25 and 26 Vict., chap. 89, The Companies Act, 1862; 27 and 
28 Vict., chap. 19, The Companies’ Seals Act, 1864; 31 and 32 Vict., chap. 131, The Com- 
panies’ Act, 1867; 33 and 34 Vict., chap. 104, The Joint Stock Companies’ Arrange- 
ment Act; 40 and 41 Vict., chap. 26, The Companies’ Act, 1877; 42 and 43 Vict., chap. 
76, The Companies’ Act., 1879; 43 Vict., chap. 19, The Companies’ Act, 1880; 46 and 47 
Vict., chap. 30, The Companies’ (Colonial Registry) Act, 1883; 49 Vict., chap. 23, The 
Companies’ Act, 1888; 51 and 52 Vict., chap. 62, The Preferential Payments in Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1888; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 62, The Companies’ (Memorandum of Associa- 
tion) Act, 1890; 53 and 54 Vict., chap. 63, The Companies’ (Winding-up) Act, 1890; 53 
and 54 Vict., chap. 64, The Directors’ Liability Act, 1890. (Public General Acts still 
in force.) | 


3. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liabilities of the members in respect of any claim or demands under the Com- 
pany’s policies is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the shares held by them. 


The Company is registered for the year ending 30th April, 1919, to transact Ocean 
Marine Insurance, 


A 112 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBFR, 1917, 


Profit and Loss Accounts, 3ist December, 1917. 


19 


By | 


Dr. 
£ 
iro -Balancetst January,. 1911 oe. cee oa ee ae eae eee 78,512 
“Balance of ‘Underwriting Account? 1916 gees ee eee 154,884 
. Interest Account, less Income Tax thereon (e725... a: -earoun oe 18,510 
£251,907 
Cr 
e 
By Dividend paid to Shareholders— 
TSted ULV ISL Gina aid eos soca a eee eee £8,000 0 0 
SOthe January e901 Pier Ge ete oe ee eee ee 7,500 0 0 
15,500 
* Income Tax, 1916, and Excess Profits Duty (on Account) ........ 10,106 
“ Claims, Re-insurances, Returns. Commission, etc., for 1916 ........ 98,391 
“Amount carried to Suspense Account to close 1916 ................ 17,000 
—S Subscriptions. to..War: Reliefs funds! oe ees ee eee eee eee 345 
= -Amount transferred=to Fire Account) 4/4... eee 10,000 
Amount! -writteh off InvestMents. 24 9. hee ee ee ee 24,000: 
~~ “Balance scarried = down) toy 22pm tre ose enere tuscan tea aa ee ee 76,564 


£251,907 


17 


UNDERWRITING ACCOUNT, 1917. 


Dr. 
5 
To Premiums, Less Re-Insurances, Returns, and Agency Charges, etc... 266,945 
er Transfer ‘Wees 05. Ga oe en fe ee etre Oe ee ee eee 0 
£266,946 
Cr. 
£ 
EV CJ AIMS. 20% cits wretely, > ace ceo ee whe 6 he bese eg tein ae Pay ares oie ae ia ae oe a 85,519 
‘““ General Expenses, including Remuneration of Directors and 
PAUGICOLS oS in Sees bake eis po Pe oe eee ne 17,220 
Se balance Carried: dOwn «su cs sls ces a ee ee ee 164,199 


15 


14 


12 


9 
(3) 


18 


£266,946 14 


RN a et etal tet BT BOISE 


w | on & 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A118 


BALANCE SHEET. 


Dr 
To Capital:— 
< a $7 ad: 
50,000 Shares at £10 per Share, £500,000. 

ei Ce 11 tcc DO laarol er Comic tise hicks diate ote cae etens. aeoPv nit UG so yasdatte!s 6 < 100,000 OO 90 
FLESCT VE Oy ULI Cette actaigect ave aca cfc WiEraNCe G5! o cate EMER Ie UMESEAAR ES ote he, aE 150,000 0 QO 

Baiagnce, of. Protiteand Loss) Account ...76...5.2 £76,564 19 10 

Less Interim Dividend paid 1st July, 1917 .. 5002n 0) iO 
—___—_______—— 69,064 19 10 
BALA CeROLMOLALTIDG = ACCOINI Use] 0 tnt oie cecrs rete stent boot eee lava vane fs, carats 164,199 18 6 
Bee et I GILEA TICE NUT) Comet ncbaa te and oes: he vr ies «okie NG, 2 we tuete oh Mane are eh 20,485 4 8 
Suspense and Special Re-Insurance Accounts .. 29.2..-..0s.0%.- 48,941. 16 9 
PNCCOUILL CRUG DY SUI eICOIIDAlL Vero cht eee we oe eee CIS see 20 32 Ole 10 see ee 
PTW ETL Ct Semel LT. OG, LO Merete ea hey apres ee ie oor Races terre! koe sae ete thet dts, heats 25 11 9 


Cr. 
£ em 
By Investments— 

Bonds repayable at fixed dates .............. pet eee Oe 

Other Investments at Market Value ......... 122.907) 13 3 
452,423 13° =2 
EET TC) VIS ECL UN 11S eee eee Were a ers ane ue CPN IS Seat aie BoP «©. aud at's, ohe 231 eee 
MECASie ate oan Bele: ANLGall oNal Gute tacts ar oe Ue ee ns eee ae ee £5,905) nce: 
MEIUCOLrESLSACCruedy DUtRNOGETCCELVER: cos ee sac e cils ee Fi bee cs ele ss ore ee #8 3,494 14 4 
“Accounts due to the Company, for Premiums, Salvages, etc. ...... 109,979 Q 11 


£582,037 10 10 


GILBERT W. FOX, ” 
JOSH. U. HODGSON, Directors. 


AUDITOR'S REPORT.—We have to report that we have examined the Accounts of the 


Reliance Marine Insurance Company, Limited, for the year ending 31st December, 1917. © 


We have obtained all the information and explanations we have required, and in our 


opinion the above Balance Sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct 
view of the state of the Company’s affairs according to the best of our information and 


the explanations given to us, and as shown by the books of the Company. We have also 


saticfied ourselves as to the existence and value of the securities for investments to the 


amount specified. 


CHALMERS, WADE & CO., 


Liverpool, 20ih January, 1918. Chartered Accountants, Auditors. 


A 114 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, 


Register No. 6369. Certificate of Registry No. 3717. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, Arthur Tucker, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought in 
the name of the Royal Exchange Assurance. 


2. The Company was incorporated by Royal Charters dated 22nd June, 1720, and 
29th April, 1721. 


3. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: The Royal Exchange 


Assurance Act (Imp.), 1 Edw. VII, chap. X. 


4. The Company is registered in Ontario for the transaction of Ocean Marine Insur- 
ance for the term ending 30th April, 1919. 


RECEIPTS, 
Marine Department. 


The Net Premiums amounted to £1,799,400 13s. 8d., being an increase of £467,487 
6s. 2d over 1916; with interest, the total income was £1,816,257 1s. 1d. 


PAYMENTS, 


The Losses paid in respect of 1917 and previous years amounted to £1,374,619 4s. 11d. 
The Expenses of Management were £65,302 Os. 10d. 


The Marine Fund amounts to £1,216,445 lls. 2d. The sum of £170,000 has been 
transferred to Profit and Loss Account, 


One 
£ Pa et 
Amount of Marine Insurance Fund at the beginning of the year ...... 1,010,109 15 10 
Premiums, after deduction of re-insurance premiums, returns, broker- 
age; discount ‘and 'COMMISSION “Vic. sete i+ terete ect site oie ataieta t etenetyteie ee 1,799,400 213 Des 
dnterest/*dividends*and’ rents 22 eo. os. cen oe ee ee £22 47577 5 38 2 
Wess" income’ taxes thereon, oe te et See alse Me) 
——--——————— 16,856 7 5 
£2,826,366 16 11 
Dr 
5 Ss. 
<claims paid-and outstanding --.2). « c.c- cmeee te fare ene tienes Seetennee e ee 1,374,619 4 11 
Hxpenses ofsManarement’ oc 5.205 we we ene oe eer ere re eee re ee ere 65,302 0 10 
vLransierred sto. Profituand. Loss Account 32 et a ee eee 170,000 O 0 
Amount of Marine Insurance Fund at the end of the year, as per 
Balan Ces Shee be iisicic sie stele emp ene & Kine eos CeO en toe ete ete Rane ae ene 1,216,445 11 2 


£2,826,366 16 11 


—- 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A115 


GENERAL BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DrECEMBER, 1917. 


LIABILITIES. 
a Ss: d. 
PLOUCICLOL Se CADILal SOLO CU phere am eect yes eae tact Chas fie eo Sie ce ccae oo i eraareie 689,219 17 10 
Pn eee BALIT all CO iD UT Chutes er cas fer uee iy karan erase teh fe, et Pi os ata lare et van se a fe ait 3,909,108 8 3 
CARTES GoM GUA a UN EB WED oe te Oia sed OI Sd ONES ose | ei al gl Va hae a re 812,530 9 8 
apGettleetCeeID CTI) el UT are. Oh Viste aia arei ats deta ee chavs dee’ ay ets Cie oie e's s cinre als %-s 182,405 15 9 
RTL Y SAT ATP nN ht, tc toe aac eo eck ae tee climate Geet eee bls o okei cd Sis wena bis 547,155 0 90 
Cbovacigkse “Donen t ie Ri lcop Clot tg U6 Is Ge page indie en AMPs ant ee, rar ar canara <i Rardin Gag her area ae me 1,216,445 l1 2 
SOMierate Arcidgrnt. CnSiirance Cand oc oak uw he aie ets Sree oe nvaes 258,505 0 0 
Profit and Loss Account (General Reserve Fund) ................... 726,434 12 41 
(Subject to Excess Profit Duty, if any.) 
Claims Admitted or Intimated, but not paid— 
NGfGw 4 BSULANCOMe ICE er eer eee ety Ce Prema er eee galas c Cuvee fs 72,066 11 1 
RTO mr lUISU Tall COtue teeter. ee nants aunt sta. Pc ere clh eee ede elect 2 eck ale gs 210,003 10° 7 
BMT eChee LLG sALCeRt Tl DAL wee tet mia ace otters ecco lly Pee ye cee hy bv ee te ees 8,076 19 8 
Surrendered and Settlement Policies Suspense Accounts ............. F826 .12> 11 
DEHOsl BM UNGe LCE KSe SA VINES ues Seren te ohie cee et cae retails oie ct Gicv ales 27,726 14 & 
Security deposit Fund (Security for Agents and others) ............ 1,805 0 10 
PPNSIOMT ANU COLLECT aTLGSel VGH UNUS @ femiet siae eh aeiess le Rieti ao arises poole s on 160237 > 19 selt 
DiMSEDAV AUDIO aa Gre sab cee ne ne te feet sia Sek A ot |. oe Sol cer eaeee 
IRIGY Vel CU LGLOL Sree tee ete. ee chee rarer es ae ate eee ele omer hee Ge So Ree weg Se nec ate ore 480,624 18 4 
£9. 310;173 = aleene 
ASSETS, 
a s.. dz 
Mortgages on property within the United Kingdom .................. 105,393) 26a 7E2 
Mortgages on property out of the United Kingdom’,................. 5.108 2egn eae ees 
Pranceone parociia wand. OLNEry DUDITECTAUCS fais me 8 ace fests ale 0s ao atenaie bela se 123,35" 14 2 
PPE ROTI ILM IT LCL es sire ree ene io iy ooh l dis via ncaiaeh wegen oteae 187,644 8 {1 
NGOS SOT ELEY CESL OT Se te etree he tee a Naiioge peatnee Pat door a eco alates os, poateean G wlebianie .... 169,446 18 fi 
ROU TIGMOL SSCOCK CE ATLOMSUAT CS tar ae entre a eitinee. sie: aiel el dos a ie Behe Kae eee le ae O7,207 19938 
Loans on Company’s policies within their surrender values ........... 215 (98e.” Ooere 
RROD BSO TE DCTSONAIASCCILLLY. catere tage tres ok ohare @ sli e 4 voy oleh 'ale We ula lg epetee #4 capes 108,022 17 11 
Investments— 
Deposit with the High Court (Bank of England Stock) ..... Baheare 20,250 0 9 
British Government securities and Bank of England Stock ...... 1,794,032 4 4 
Municipal and county securities, United Kingdom ................ 10-610 a eee 
Indian and Colonial Government securities 2.0. oi cc2. skeet on Zo2,a0e, 6 ~§ 
Indian and Colonial provincial securities ............... A pe oe: 22/735, 0 30 
IMUlArearoe COLONIA LemuniGi Dal SCCUFILICS <3. sacle. cass see e eae eos 9 89,919 je 6 
ROTEL ens GOVErHINent SCCUI ILL Ges co a5. nce seeleg a tay eves. sree tow ay sine am 492.0 eee 
Hore Sree pLOvINncial SCCULILICS Pets t,he tein ta Seer eer ARS. G4 4 
Foreign municipal securities ........ ee eg eich «freee in et anes 175,195 19 2 
Railway and other debentures and debenture stocks—Home and : 

BICC EL) See cami es ees tii. hee Lian totateee anatan Seta leovateetie) +. ¥en eG Pies ee a A 1,210,048 14 ° 6 
Railway and other preference and guaranteed stocks ............ 329,455 18 0 
Hall WavenndeOLRervrOrdinary, SLOCKAMS war we weird: Gite oe os 6 ee os 49071355827) 
PRO O NU eer Ts COTS US echt ca. ssa soh OMe uate tere gute ohare ler hy ros’ Nek o-bie eS 129477 9 8 
WOUReS DYOPGLiV ele eke belt cre. erat ye Se 187 834 18 36 
Pei GReTL LCS t mere eit ee eee MAE COPE LC rchese oalees Raw oe cate ee 14,081 "6 3 
Wa S TOE oy Ap, ARR rae Pier ast: eh Aelia’, Aa aries oa an 182,599 13 6 


A 116 PEERS BP ORT On ee Ei No. LO 


Agents’ balances ........ Pe aE AE EE og POT es ROI SO oo Ses 1,068,928 5 10 
Outstanding. premise oor resehe egenece = eta cgehel serena aes eae ae ee ees 292704 Sel ee 
Outstanding interest, dividends and ‘rents 2.055 ge 2 cee cies chee Sore 20,887 12 f 
Interest: accrued. but not payable eco. oo hig acon: ote ore ote seeiat octets ota eens 65,5. 72 0a 
BLS WT eCOLVR DIS. (ei oe a ia oe oe one cere Seale hd) nie, SOT POLO ES des in ec ree ee eter re 6,704 6: 0. 
MATING SSLANDS «eats hac Shc sieves ocote is cig Diet: Cate Mee el ose Tet nie es orotate a erene nen meee 740 6 10 
Cash :— 

OTe GOP OSE. oo etc we wie eca hs eye's aca ethane ye cv abrasion ae 100,774 3 0 

Inshattd and son current account nas wu ace eres ee eee 228,224 1 2 


£9,310,173 1 9 


I report to the proprietors that I] have examined the books at the Head Office for 
the year ended 31st December, 1917, and have checked the incorporation therein, of the 
returns from the Branches. I further report that I have verified the investments of 
the Corporation at the close of the year, with the exception of certain certificates of 
Russian securities not to hand, and compared the above Balance Sheet with the Books, 
and that having obtained all the information and explanations I have required, I am 
of opinion that such Balance Sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and 
correct view of the state of the Corporation’s affairs according to the best of my infor- 
mation and the explanations given to me, and as shown by the books of the Corporation. 
1 certify that no part of any fund has been applied directly or indirectly for any pur- 
pose other than the class of business to which it is applicable. 


N. E. WATERHOUSE, Auditor. 
3 Frederick’s Place, Old Jewry, E.C., 
3rd April, 1918. 


FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Register No. 6346. Certificate of Registry No. 3694. 


g 


1. Head Office, San Francisco, California. Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, 
George Temple McMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be brought 
in the name of The Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company. 


2. The legislative enactments by which the powers, duties, rights and obligations 
of the Company are now declared, defined, limited or governed are the following: 
Legislature of California, 1872, Civil Code of California. Public Act still in force. 


3. The members are related as shareholders in. an incorporated joint stock company, 
and by the laws of California each stockholder is individually and personally liable for 
such proportion of its debts and liabilities as the amount of shares owned by him bears 
to the whole of the subscribed capital stock of the corporation, and for a like proportion 
only of such debt or claim against the corporation. All the capital has been subscribed, 
fully paid up and issued. 


4. The Company was, upon due application, admitted to registry in Ontario for the 
transaction of Inland and Ocean Marine Insurance, and the registry has been renewed 
until the 30th April, 1919. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, A117 


SUMMARY OF ANNUAL STATEMENT, 1st JANUARY, 1917. 


Officers.—J. B. Levison, President; Charles P. Hells, Vice-President; Louis Wein- 
mann, Secretary; Herbert P. Blanchard, Assistant Secretary; John S. French, Assistant 


Secretary; Thomas M. Gardiner, Treasurer; A. W. Follansbee, Jr., Marine Secretary. 


Directors.—William J. Dutton, Bernard Faymonville, B. Levison, J. C. Coleman, 


Jienry Rosenfeld, Frank B. Anderson, F. W. Van Sicklen, Arthur A. Smith, Chas 
Mells, and Vanderlynn Stow, 
Fifty-fifth Annual Statement, January Ist, 1918. 
CAS ECAP TPA ER ils io cette te Se Urea ae ied eed LTS Sle ROMO ete ee ieee PE aS $1,500,000 
POPs OLDE RS ORE 1 Usembetets e ler tesco niece cats res 2 PU NS rake ae wl eis loko wid os 3,831,924 
ASSETS. 

United States, State, Municipal and Foreign Bonds .................... $2,505,114 
PAL LT OA aE IsOTl Caetano ead Some i. SOA y dt eR eR a Lisle bag begin wk 2,970,900 
Cate MEN ALOT EOTIOMINLCCLEIC#@EOWETEDONUS fajanag cee cir he suerte keke a Selle via obed le 6 1,035,720 06 
DISCERN COU S DOL US meres ene siete se ROU reat aaa e) spicy San een tns ode nee oe sola wee Ss 494,803 
oe KOS LOCKS Meee Pree SP eter eT ee Ce AE ge Cag he eae ie oi one ee eed Hoc ele Ea 411,690 
INEISECLIAITEOU SO LOCK o ares ee terete tee tpn rte Pree rae es ete tin eave beau mld ena's 336,478 
VOSS AES we a oe saa a at Ae ln ico la Par a ER OG CRA RO ANY ae 404,000 
ECOL EES MOU VLO LCA emcee tao ee cei cron dete Pe PRP CR Es a is che o's aoe ce & hy wo eleseub ie 1,905,585 
Dit set) eA) LIECOT ALS meen ated et ere Oe eR, wot ean Le ts ails Oe ha ghd om ie ‘ake Skee a de eaey 180,125 
Ase isi hee G OPA ese GillCOsmr a raker co-rat cere ee cielo "t-ar.'c shalt’ o's. st geeceen 3,646,267 
BCOMiemi ie COUTSETOLEGOLICCULOM erie it toniede Wiadete shee els ease. tos cis 4 Sle wih fel aee Neo 4Os0 bo 
PETIT MEN OLE mcr eren tea rey hose ts, i dt eye ten in eth Ae ular) e's v.68 Jereuhve. eete mie oe 170,418 
MU EOP ILCV APA SSE Smee area oe ne ee re cer ce Safe goo Gee: Siri al 6 ee eyo i yee dd Diam 109,760 


PEOL MRA SSCL sme ae ere en EIS EGE noe o's ah sca abe, eee Sand bia ech eunierate eee $16,719,842 


i. 


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LIABILITIES 
PSS em eT OC Semi AC UIGLIT CIN wpae can sya ccs Sle & si t.ahy con spoil e sens gaeiuhen® viele De Oil ms Wes 
Ri eottiStiT Tl COMTLOSOL Vamenta te ay tee OnE ce ae rons Gc, thc an ot alhs  obaryeovar nb ie ae ala rape ees 7,665,291 91 
PMOL OCU MAINS Lee Ol AUS as ere Le ecvate cio aie clans, afi apets tend sym ile Olam teat ee 935,500 00 
TLCSCENOMLOLMUAILUATL VICLILVICGI CLS peer oc cae osc ia sop lesb el OUb Al atat v wwacte lah laws Gat ece pasta elateis 60,000 00 
SEAT L Ul CLC Ge Syl Berea tet, ay Serene oie isis io syn areiepet wiGue one le earsuotene: <neekeies Sun ans 1,500,000 00 
S SELL G3 LER ates. Wea estere noe larch al ei ek nce Son SAE eae cores y Pa Cees | ta MIRE Ree 3,831,924 74 
EOLA PL SPADILILL OS sec tieeelt ere ne che aol) Steel ie oa eR aes Cd $16,719,842 62 
INCOME. 

Pitan POH) Lit S=— tr rae were os ete e cee Gi 5's Saale fh sie ah eld Roald wea eee $5,491,502 93 

sees IVE LEAT) Gi NEE eek eka cote Ue Wh dine eden ee Tee 8,686,241 75 
——_——_—__—_——— $14,177,744 68 
PT Greo UM Es VATLCUOS BELO LS oe eveescrice oe armen iene Rees ee See ey Uke) a tian wee 548,814 22 
SR EL POY GAVEF et ire ate) 61 igre © A a a eG, Aa UEP Lie garg patter ak 25,579 53 


S—— 


$14,752,188 45 


SAT RR EE EL TE TT 


Ail118 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
JEXPENDITURE, 
INGE MILIOSSOS Pal a= WITC ee ia itie ee tatate scclalanel tenet? @ aelhinse ie can atens $2,436,310 68 
MATING sin ee dae tied Cats Ce Ure eC nen 3,881,009 20 
——_—_—__—_——— $6,317,319 88 
VTA UCI Steeprs rare ete ea ome oie eect Se clans ove Pe Re oe needs oyster aa 8 eee 390,000 00 
Gommission and -Brokerage) cee Pa dae se Tete toe ee ee ee eerie 2,562,445 18 


fPaxes and All*Other Hxpenditures: 2.0. ey oo hers sant inte See arate al ol eee ates 1,615,026 34 


$10,884,791 40: 


INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 


Register No. 6348. . Certificate of Registry No. 3696. 


1. Head Office, London, England. Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of 
Ontario, George Temple McMurrich, Toronto. Suits by or against the Company may be 
brought in the name of the Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Company, Limited. 


2. The Company was constituted by deed of settlement dated 4th July, 1825, and 
incorporated on the 31st day of December, 1886, under the English Companies’ Act, 1862 
to 1883. 


3. The original corporate name of the Company was The Indemnity Mutual Marine 
Assurance Company, which name was, by resolution of Genera] Court of Directors of the 
Company, changed to that of the Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Company, 
Limited, 29th July, 1886. 


4. The members are related as shareholders in an incorporated joint stock company, 
and the liability of the members is limited to the amount remaining unpaid upon the 
shares held by them. 


The capital stock of the Company consists of 67,000 shares of £15 each, with £3 paid 
per share. 


5. The Company is registered in Ontario for the transaction of Ocean Marine Insur- 
ance for the term ending 30th April, 1919. 


BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Dr. 

£ SS ae 

To Capital (67,000 Shares of £15 each upon which £3 per Share have 
Been! Paid)... vs 5.3 ew a es ee ec ee ee eee 201,000 0 6 
Soe OSCE VG 5. us Sas eiciea'le Ws Wie p ee ake alg mated eae oe eget Lae 600,000 0 O 
~,- Hreehold and Building Reserve Account .1..-.402ee05 cere 50,000 0 6) 
investment’ Depreciation, Account 2 6 5 ake ee ee ee 100,000 6 9 
See ouUnary) Creditors tos. i. bi. ct a bes eee mre Pe ees be ieee ee ee 443) le eee Gs 
MesuUnderwriting. suspense: Accounts... «2. eles eee eee 328,397 6 8 
poebalance col Underwriting Account 1917) 240022 ee ee 1,985,582 25> 4 
eapaliancer of) Probit.and Loss: Accounth,4 v.25. eee a ee 223,956 13 8 
£3,583,293 14 2 


————— 
SATE LIL OLLI, 


—_— = 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. A 119 
Cr 
z Sueihe 
PVP eCeCUGiLE as FULL Pee are ae he er ota are satel icin hee 0 he Red ee te 230,000 0 0 
Sees GOVErninene anu: -OLNET  SOCULILICS  . ccm dard aieke se tue oie ore aids Mc el ase rorte O ale « 2,521,047 4 10 
Seoasiratemankers On Snort, Oat and. iN tiands sek. sono hoes ect «os cen o22;000 ©6116 
MESH OTCECELV AN Cen re cr tse en eet cad Ge Wiis Forbes stare Maes otaneale ie tele ste bea ee OF 1O00R ie Ontn Os 
ROMS ROLE) GEN? ts oe g feee ot oe ewes Sree de® Me Trak teeta Cire Se eN UE Ete tats a ly 606 19 sy] 
SL FYE! CIEE TE LICOT Sees ao, riers: cra etw ay teth ec ashe ate ae oP ereicl MeN AGES.S, ao kie Sd aise k's 458,279 3 1 
ets hase an: Son iy 
Profit and Loss Account, 3/st December, 1917. 
Dr. 
it Sard < Sod 
To Dividend and Bonus paid in Feb- 
PUD Var ee er cite atch ee Gra es £40,200 0 0 
Messi Incomes) akin ae. uc 35 9715. 0° 0 
———__—__—————.. 80,485 0 QO 
“ Interim Dividend paid in August £26,800 0 9 
Less: Income Tax ....:.. 6,700 0 0 
— ——— 20,100 90 0 
——_—__—__-—+————— 50,585 O 0 
Center OLLUS TE LULL a ine ie oracle ate Ve a aires Ghelan siater erie nls Gu ee a aierarece eres 25,000 0 QO 
Me ECON EAN, arate et cass a 9 eye a0, Asal 9 oo reatnn le cin tee fie chalets wl eislea > 22,509 15 © 
RL TUnC Orred moe KOSeT Ve ACCOUN Ci ee cir. acer cecil tie Spe Gs oe Oe el ells 50,000 0 0 
“Transferred to Freehold and Building Reserve Account .......... 20,000 0 © 
OO EEEGY CVE oe Se aon da See Paes ala gee REL aecah Sk a I ae a 223,956 13 £8 
£392,051 8 -8 
Or 
ne Stheu 
EC) LEERIEW TCS $20 Sac > Wight pila Uae Mil 5 ey Pat ee eae” Pa Se Pe 25 185,282 8 & 
Se ITILCL@Sty Ol) BIN VESLMENtS ONG. ReENUS ya vi. Sto ois a bie oh whee g wleteca ype ar aase 85,279 12 6 
SEY 7 SLOT HCO are nr eens emir Stat se Tein hae ia) ar aa oh ata AAC aa a ee 1 (oe SL Oa 
* Balance Underwriting Account, 1916, on 31st 
TIECETN DER MALO | Geers Meee hae ante zie Oe ares el nee oie pa Dn Sr Gi by tase 
Less Losses, Averages, etc, on 1916 Account 
ATs Os, Bere eee ee ate Mae tals Hees (akan Gah OCEAN 4 2 776,401 12 10 
CaayG be ntis voli | Me 
Less Transferred to Underwriting Suspense 
Account to close 1916 Account 2......054.%.% 250,000 O 90 


121,315 12 6 


£392,057 So) os 


————$———————————— 


A 120 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


UNDERWRITING AccouNT, 1917, 


LOS 

ES Sreerus 

To oNet Settlements: oo occ soe a eiece dood ony reeteenlee UNER  amet SR reese tense 1,281,221 4.7 
a DIT CCCOTS Oh WECS neers ble 8 Se wae ocean ate eeeees Seater WP nea eee era ee ees 4,500 0 0 
‘* General Office Expenses, Salaries and Charges ...............06-- 24,623 13 4 
ri C ESALATI GO e es Me hal 0h: acs. oe ca Oe bation Shears, Seve aie Tee ee ene eee 1,985,582 2 - 4 
£3,295,927 (aes 

s Sled 

By Net Premium (less Agents’ Commissions and Expenses) .......... 3,295,927 0 3 


£35,295,927 OSes 


We have audited the above Balance Sheet and, having examined the Books of the 
Company, verified the Securities, with the exception of Securities for about £10,000, 
which, on account of the war or other sufficient reason, cannot be verified, and having 
obtained all the information and explanations we have required, we have to report 
that in our opinion such Balance Sheet is properiy drawn up so as to exhibit a true 
aud correct view of the state of the Company’s affairs according to the best of our 


information and the explanations given to us, and as shown by the books of the 
Company. 


WM. PLENDER, 


R. C. MARTIN, \ Auditors. 
On behalf of the Board, 


FRED. HUTH JACKSON, A> 
E. C. GRENFELL, Directors, 
23rd January, 1918. 


DIVISION B. 


PROVINCIAL LICENSEES: BEING INSURANCE COMPANIES LICENSED, IN- 
SPECTED AND REGISTERED BY THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO FOR THE 
TRANSACTION OF INSURANCE THEREIN. 


Life Insurance Companies - 
Year ending 31st December, 1917 


EQUITY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. 
Commenced business April, 1904. 
Heap OFFICE, CONFEDERATION LIFE BUILDING, TORONTO, ONT, 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918. 


Directors: 
RAPS TIL OPAL Mcrae ic ic bete ithe oh ac ale es Gor sce Bio cto coon Nee ene cee Wvere Toronto, Ont. 
EC HOMAS SLIP CUD Aree nie eh ote ee re et he iets. coer cern oe einer er shah Gs Ls Toronto, Ont. 
ME ET OUICLCL SOT eerste oe cee aie, cere ere coterie Pate acthe erake Rie te Leen eyes once Toronto, Ont. 
pee oe aN GLAD OL mri te eh iets ceca oo ete ae NEP AER Rais 06 ceeeh & Gree ones Toronto, Ont. 
PVT OMUITUILAT Care tee etieiete aise ey eGo at ete eae en ieee wh ot is ene hal ag Toronto, Ont. 
CESEE a WW oegd BY) tak oPe no ceacel ened con gh, eC me, Or RE Pe ae Na Gree UE Len Pepe St Toronto, Ont. 
SUV er Ame IDLO Ma ee an, ocala os 5 0) SENS Maced WU ete ar ara vincent alec oernl ae eters Toronto, Ont. 
ok Whe yi aatey bait Oy Re ee ee ee ee ye Ue eet eh ah od she marred: Toronto, Ont. 
SiMe VE MME VEL LEOIE MES Siete rin Serta oer ce fens Scher) ao sarah al eis wus. axe: can om aruetel la wee ee Aurora, Ont. 
PAIN CSM LLC] mer aen Te ee ent ee ia aes aot rar eG Bec ia yy etecstettaareee Montreal, Que. 
MamMesel Anes herds fo ee et) Re t aa aoe Me Le IS Toronto, Ont. 
MEL PN CCT 1ST Leen eet ie Ceci chet: cig casiet hone wiigroke cvectltes. ce adhaon: aeebe is: eietete Toronto, Ont. 

Officers: 
Pee SULDeriAndaseresiaene. ands Wlanaser 65. ae yee eee eb eee Toronto, Ont. 
PuLoMm ase UTrdunart s LGLeaViCe-PTeSiGel t= .o:c-ca a oer moa Oe eke ES : Toronto, Ont. 
Pemerendersols. ond, Wice- Presidents” 6 4.. wos oo 5 too Fee eae Aare Seat Toronto, Ont. 
COM bose woeClelary-LIeasure!r cy ssh sas ee Ue om re one Toronto, Ont 

Auditors: 
PAPER RING LL Ord Cetra: Pump te he clack oi firiece A. nacre NOMEN ITO eee ow SE Toronto, Ont. 


Authorized Capital, $500,000; Subscribed Capital, $354,000; Paid up, $35,400; Deposit 
at Provincial Treasury, $33,500.00. 


[B 3] 


B4 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Armount, Of sMoOrigagkes: oboe sek & ce eet cke oo etme edie cenit ae) Sea eatete ey rete $294,232 59 
Amount-ofsloane on, COmMpany Ss POliClLeS© ooo. re aectee tree eae eee ie rear 82,290 68 
Amounts of Debentures, ‘including "War clian ag se ess chee soto neat ee 115,324 11 
Actual cashsin hand, at) neadvofiice “Fa. fe ts Oe ae A a Ce Og ae 866 37 
Casheon depositain Standard) Bank, “Voronto ..2. 5 =o. oe ee = Salant Nes ‘ 4,571 22 
interest, due’ and. ACCTUed \ coisa ee aise ae a ec SRE ee al eee ene eel oo eee coe 7,167 10 
Premiums outstanding (net) face eence at tere see ee ee eee eee er 3,934 53 
Premiume deferred | (met)o 22. .te8 Ae ecco ieee renee eee ce caer 7,296 7 
RISE TECOIVADIO: crc scenes sos vous a atone SRST ere One rare ese etn ene de ee re ke eet a 3,000 00 
Office furniture (not exten ded) aa Raa ete respec eae eee $700 00 
Total;:-assets:-.00 058567) ree ae. cose tme et ciate de eal aoe ere te ane oe $518,683 36 
Supsceriped | Capital StOCK. UNcalled eeaaiesi nce eater cee eterna seen re we ee $318,600 00 
LIABILITIES. 
Amount» of-reported claims. (44.4. soo sre « Fees ere ee ee ee ented cei rene ener $2,500 00 
Re-insurance reserve (Om. (5) Table interest at 34% per cent.) ........... 476,955 07 
Amount duerauditors fees 19 Llc cae tue ie re we in re ts et ee 100 00 
Amount due: premiums paid <1 advances... cscs eee ee ee ee ee 1,352 98 
Amount due: Provincial tax, 19179 premiumsa eae ee eer ae eee 1,348 92 
Total ltabilities; coco uc chece ce deea ts eee ener ee eee tee ee $482,256 97 
Capital stock: paid: Up «25 sets aie ate ore Hie eis or ee ohana aig EE en Nee een ee $35,400 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance on 31st December, 1916 (not extended), $4,676.02. 
Amount received in cashifor Zross premiums) ...7. 0... ..2...- asec tes ek $78,979 98 
Amount received in cash for 7ipterestit. asm as: orice cece cece ees ore eee Vag BS WE De 
Amount received for re-insurance on policies ..........-......0220e2ee008 2,000 00 
Amount ‘received for capital stock premitim i...) .407 gee ee ee ere 1,650 00 
maimount ‘received for Commission s:..ais. sete te ae ee eae 161 71 
Amount received in cash for payments on mortgages and other 
loans «(not extended )2 gee ce) ees en ee $64,299 15 
Total receipts. Sccwtesid cuss cse cd a eee ane ne ey eae te een ene eee $110,711 65 


AREAS 
EXPENDITURE. 


I-xpenses of management: 


Cash paid for agents’ commission and salaries .............-...0000. $9,616 60 
e fuel and. lHeht shore sie ee eer ree eee 8 25 
* medical) fees. 9. ie.o0 Eee ee Ce ee te eee 1,519 40 
a interest: discount or exchange ae... .. «se oueuie ee ee 46 55 
x statutory assessment and license fee ................. (abe sR! 
mM travelling “expenses. . ..0'. cane 1327 Tab2 
# 1 2) 0g a ar RE PMN fey A eat Homa ial C8 du Sk 1,000 00 
- Salaries “and auditors’ /feess 7.2. ee oe ee eee 8,150 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. a) 


Cash paid for taxes (Municipal and Government) .................... 1,443 02 
4 printing, stationery and advertising .................. 1,025 10 
DOStALe. SlLELCL TA Ms 7 ANGs CRPVERS aes bin Gee a 0. a eels Cale 3 oe 288 21 

> OLR Cre ex Pp CSC me a a tel a Sr Mca oe us 5 cares b:'6 he 4 ama areene 571 46 
DOLAICGRPCNSeS. OL IMANAZCMCNE. epommaws s watson Mien 4 ooops etc $25.017 42 


Miscellaneous expenditure: 


Casi palid> ior claims which, occurred “prior to 1917... oa. en es es 4,000 00 
> Claiiiogw oiclis GCCITreds GULINSild Ly Meets ele on 24,000 00 
S PE -ISUT ACO meen aed Opals altel waite eae rade Oe fe alge ee sae 1,898 54 
sc SULVONOGrarvailesietoiy arctan ie ut nont enea Nee, eter erie ite fic) 4,816 50 
> Civ erage LOmpOlCy HOIGErS tia crohns tee erie aee o eaeadl het - 266 85 
* IMALULCUMENGCO WINCH US o mcr etsci nt centers Sst. sie can aioe wie 1,000 00 
+. OMICC LUT TIC Ciara she ce eters wer acel creas SM eee CR Ta dete we 9 50 


inyestments (not extended), $113,240.42. 


LOLA URES POMC LUT GC Mra, irae: occ Bare: Ae ARMM eccode, oiale oie anor sw Ale aD $61,008 81 


MISCELLANEOUS. 
7 i SG Soe Shae aaa nel « Siea\ ae as 
cman | Number. | Amount. 
Pie nde ts a) Sane ial By RTs et he S52 yas. 
PON Eractsiiy (Orce lst December, LOL lease. vetcv ccc senses ene snes 1,942 (2,609,035 00 
Coniraces, taken during: 1917 ye .a ck sie ee cee ce bel cle big ey Mg beets Arar | 261 | 380,936 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 | 2,203 2,989,971 00 
| PAG. : Nis 
Number. | Amount. 
Deductions: Beeeeeas t,o. 
Contracts matured in 19177. 4.3... ss vee ose 20 27,500 00 | 
Contracts lapsed in 1917....... ee 50 | 77,000 00 | 
Contracts surrendered for which cash - WAL ey | 
WaIVesuUtVe DECI DAIG! Me cceleuiee «ss ee au Hines TL | 
Amount by which various contracts still Bia 2 632 00 
TOOGAVETE TCORCER-IDMLUL) ce tietotaaeeertl im eens ices 
SEL EOE NE GLON Se arte kts arti’ Ae ake sete < pate ees 120 174,596 00 120 | 174,596 00 
Number and amount of contracts on foot at 3lst December, 1917 .....| 2,083 2,815,375 00 
Peet SUL EL Mt yo) aes newer es tee er nares as deo Ba was ale oCeeveie ons ie to © 6 siete tet 18 = 71,000 00 


Net number and amount of contracts on foot at 31st December, 1917... 2,083 (2,744,375 00 


a ee = — --- ——— pal aerate = 2 —— 


No. 10 


Bo THE REPORT OF THE 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. 
: | a No. of Amount Amount 
Name | Address. | Sbaaees | subscribed. | paid up 

| $c Se 
ALLAN AA ete eee An iceic ante d OLOL OMe: rec eee | 50 5,000 00 500 00 
PATIL ATI OSs SW tee ake s steted cdiccle st het eshte sgt 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
Beer Ged res vein ceeas ea! Seo a) eee 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
DICK WOODALL eee wees sates cs ad ag Ree 5 500 00 50 00 
COULISIR ODI on oc tiiee eate « Thamesville..... 5 500 00 50 00 
DALY SEUaNN ean ha ci eal ue es ieee Londen... oe: 25 2,500 00 250 00 
MoAIG PCRs oe eke See Scape se chara 6 os Toron tos. neers 5) 500 00 50 00 
TIGA GENOME eek se cc cles Waele ds darces le ales Spe erians 25 2,500 00 250 00 
FIORE PLT Wat ihe ee we bao he ae eal Gee tale Bel otcr, Seat 10 1,000 00 100 00 
Henderson Mev. A. \.« icc cess acne ee he abtibe 3 , 200 20,000 00 2,000 00 
Henderson,.S........ ¢. 2... | Rae be Oba ty Scie 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
PANOMIAMESY.. Gow anu cease | Gy eee atee 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
MEGIOTIEN Gre tial snes food sae ace a ahs | Le ta apt oe 50 5,000 00 500 00 
pieMation, Dri Tiber. sce s cic ot FAY ieee cy Ne 250 25,000 00 2,500 00 
MoM illan ial ns coca nates cere | dd Reabinncr bie tbe Fi. 15 1,500 00 150 00 
MOT CEA Whee otc ts Wikies bene Hela ae RS hRN 20 2,500 00 250 00 
MEH OVo mats areites cetera s Ames, Oklasen.. 10 1,000 00 100 00 
MuUreniCOn ells e) cat veel Buffalo, NS Voom 10 1,000 00 100 00 
eI AIMOS . nel wee ei cts oc ot Montreal-.?...;,.. 275 27,500 00 2,750 00 
eid MTS. 04S ee eee ces eek e oe EOP ied ones oes 125 12,500 00 1,250 00 
BWADIEY We tle tros epee a Siens we Porontove. teas 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
BOE ee Liter eee se een eee i OP ce Ue a eee 5 500 00 50 00 
Butherland st. aes ne cee «nus Gen el ete cert ete 1,095 109,500 00 10,950 00 
Sutherland. 1. Hy Bik... ... 2s. aS en Sere ears 450 45,000 00 4,500 00 
iranhari lc cet eee ees See | gid MAE RR ter 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
Civquliartisd ese ie cee eee | AI ae ete: A len 100 10,000 00 1,000 00 
Urquharteed wali ceca PP be 50 5,000 00 500 00 
WE ALCONS dow ere pets ec ee AUTOlas toate ere 150 15,000 00 1,500 00 
Wenborne, Oscar .............../Santiago, Chile 5 500 00 50 00 
ALN: Paria AG ene Gain UAE Mboumnn no. 3,540 354,000 00 35,400 00 


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1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Dn 


POLICYHOLDERS’ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
Commenced business 2ist April, 1909. 
HEAD OFFICE, Room 503 TEMPLE BUILDING, TORONTO, ONT. 
| Directors: 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Cbeb iy ite eV USL ere ae en cee ae he tet ed aie ioral cdcr ett ect cdat oe velar acs’ Toronto, Ont. 
fe AIT RUSE P a oka og gL So Par Be ae et le AT Ce ged ma gale aa we Toronto, Ont. 
PN ee ES ETS Omen care a Perret ar are ale shale ae acme shane ree ee eerste! Ss Toronto, Ont. 
PAMVU MIC EAL INGE SLOIDEM cart aie aides erotic cg ha et ois els ane demas semen Mirage Toronto, Ont. 
DL Patt CMV i aPer tere Ciera cca. Ye) anenes a coha, Seley bon vaelelc eiatsly atese e Mitchell, Ont. 
ei. BL CREE ged td ae IO A ey aoe aie ee ae Montreal, Que. 
COO ME OA MOESUU es bie te cet cre olava eno ane aie vet che anerate aie cnedevcies Montreal, Que. 
che EU LET CLO CIS Mee eran aye vat ebereresc tele cheat ate! out ey tee tee Itae. atleke lols alee 76 Toronto, Ont. 
SURES SMV. TST lil | Cement Ped LT ire ae Std ee nes d aeGia a bs Seah ie Mae to. GAR Toronto, Ont. 
1 ABET Tigo) AY toi 5 Ae PR ev aie ar a a OnE geen eI Montreal, Que. 
ELICITING Vane are acer iy cee Potion Sint tee Wied Met cberartteiteceecenes Rednersville, Ont. 
Oficerse 
Od (heel eV treed yd OSC OT) Gomera chy alate a iplads iia %e tate ae Siesta c Weems Toronto, Ont. 
eee racers ViICC-ETeSiIGGL tar ks so hoe cece clot oie es weed we Toronto, Ont. 
A. M. Featherston, General Manager and Secretary ...... Toronto, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Pate Ce emeIN CTL Me Ore CO tetera et een in aimee ale che She, Pe cud seal wae hogy ton na oe Toronto, Ont. 


Authorized Capital, $150,000; Subscribed Capital, $109,900; Paid-up Capital, $46,640; 
Paid in Advance of Call, $15,570; Unpaid on Calls, $1,900; Deposit at Provincial 
Treasury, $25,000. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING ‘31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Pe Cie INOLL SA cess GXClUSLVE  OLPINLETGSt® che es ce cess cane occle eee ca audhs $18,500 00 
APO RORSLOAHS Oe COMPAn.yi Se DOLICIGH. (ccna sete 4 Be ale ole chek 6 slot eae ee 9,366 04 
Amount of Municipal Debentures and Government War Loan Bonds 
(Alberta and Manitoba Government deposits) .................0000-. 40,047 O4 
Amount Government War Loan Bonds (Ontario Government deposit) .. 10,000 00 
mou niecovernment War Loan script (10% advance). <6 Sa ele care sw 2,500 00 
Aerialscasnson hand ateheads OfiCe te. csivs bier ke cee oes dees wae $3,201 90 
Cash on. deposit, Union Bank, Toronto, Ont. (deposit receipt, 
Ontario Government deposit) Se FN RE aS ET ae 15,000 00 
PacimOoneuenposit ~ UNION, banks -LOrOnto.’. on. «scm ce es siecle ence es 10,607 90 
————— 28,809 80 
PEteM Vee TOUINICIA LL AL CII LS a pre ret erie ere re aeUiceeeheai al oul aid eS Wiele ke the bie hn ee Tees 4,022 98 
Pe Tee Ue. OFN ACCTUCOMANC s UINDAIG.stscs ss 20s loos b.e-o Ee lane. tn © oe weno) Wematmety ehelei ts 822 18 
PMU ItPAT SMRCSIL CS CLLIMCLAIL OS fare ares eter oe at coke Sete ele aie Slate CO ut Fg arnhs 31,906 37 
Pee Aa Tale Leer rarer Rath. iene tetera! eel Bek ae ee ie Oller Pee ee CE ET Ee eet adie 1,250 00 
DMC Presiie eUPDIiEs ON Hands: «oo. ss ye ae Alcatel ot $1,484 00 
TOC rm A CCOUN Gara ec cok art MWh oc ew Sik © ce ROT ht ee neo hale 10,492 16 Not 
MLNS RAL ALE CCS on cru: eas OW el caalie ee Maw Bye oy a oat ae OE Es 50 00 extended. 
CC OMELUISLOU DG rate tL LUTGS 90). els cures veatale! Vieseiats  sialatle state -“ [37 60 
POL MOSSES Eat Cras Weta ibe teas Scere ney PERG USNR yo ace ew taN t,o vee. $147,224 41 
Subscribed capital stock uncalled, less paid in advance of calls .......... $61,360 00 


B8 2) THESRBEPORT OFA CEE No. 10 


LIABILITIES. 
Re-insurance reserve (Hm. Table, interest at 4% per cent.) .............. $114,262 27 
AMOUNE OF -reported’ Clady” sg aye vis eses ects eet law lc emda teest aye) citer soni nee vat 1,000 00 
Manitoba “expenses * clic. a e's 3b a4 eal os are week Gaye aoa RIN ip Siegele tha a icke dierer een ates Zao 12 
Total liabilities to public 474... o ccs ae cet witty cee eee $115,495 39 
Capital stock) Paid: Up «5% 'ss.5 & oe v Ce i ee nee I we ee ee a $46,640 00 
RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended), $19,764.89. 


Gross premiums received in cash .;...:..-..<2..5....6 he Rice cant ths eee $59,794 54 
Amount:-received for <interest <3 ad. ee oe eituche etree leat ree ee ee 5,421 78 
Amount received from agents (FP s oo oe ea leee kiss coe a ctetetane ease) oe ae ene eee 350 00 


Amount received from investments (not extended),. $10,000.00. 


Total receipts Ga se'eisa tte ste oie oo on nie cr kee ee a ee $65,566 32 


EXPENDITURE. 
xpenses of management: 
Cash paid for agents’ commission and salaries .....................6 $12,580 89 
4 medicalexamination fees 1s 122. abs ee eee ee eee 1,818 67 
LAW? SCOSES) \osens sin creeds Gp atk als SL eece romeus tite ter cles Ct tenner 149 29 
statutory assessment and license fee (Ontario) ...... 64 31 
INITOR ESE? cei 5 od scales oc eperer ec aeeeue: Gane oc eRe eat ere oe are 38 60 
travelling -expenses: hecace vesncic anc) ete ote ee arene eee 800 89 
POD! Be eae es eee ee oe ee ee ee 729 36 
i license fees, etc., other Provinces ..... gi tthe tee tees 843 36 
taxes (GMunicipal and Government) = a... eee oe 551 19 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................. 6,049 46 
printing, stationery cand VadvVertisin@ ass ae eee 1,725 47 
postage, telegrams, express and telephone ............ 366 96 
Manitoba. general 2expenseGurac. sie ar ce ei ee eee 1,876 67 
other (expenses: 5.7.20 Sitis miles paces eather IREe iene tee ee 447 77 
Total expenses of management ...... Didi eiande tele, caat lad ne ee ea $28,042 89 
Miscellaneous payments: 

Cash* paid. for claims: durin gel 917i cee ee eee 9,383 32 
¥ Te-INSUTANCBM io Se as wis ce Se Sana eae ia ee ea 4,694 05 
policies surrendered) 2.3 ee eee 538 11 

debentures, etc., other securities (not extended), 

$33,807.55. 

* advance; to agency areas ce tae ee ee ene 300 00 
: organization expenses, Alberta .............00e0e000- 2,549 84 
7 office. “furniture “ciwle seks Oe ee ce i ee eee eee 433 15 
Z MOLOP’ “CATS” Takers cae lee oe eis: ROE Ca Tei tie oa ee cera rn 1,772 50 
Total expenditure... ..6 5c hee ee ee ee age ay $47,713 86 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


1918 BQ 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
| 
ee Number. | Amount. 
| $ Cc. 
Mantras 17 10r ce: olst Decenrper, LOL .4 .cutsiase’s 00 biste aca alge wie ounte's.e's 1,182 (1,821,383 00 
Reta Un te OTL UUTING PLO) Tes Cale ee he 2G ot cheis meas SOEs alate nacdiele eis oats 340 663 ,673 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 1,472 |2,485,056 00 
Number. | Amount. 
Deductions : 
Man irHieLs ia tured in LOLI esos cc cae east. 15,000 00 
OUGTACUSUADSed 1UPLOL) wre coe. oe eee sos 109 136,000 00 
Contracts terminated-in 1917 .............. 43,800 00 
PRU GEREN ce comin crete ea as etn ote cae lak ore ce 48 ,000 00 
Contracts for which cash values have been 
DIG SER eee ee Pe ene oe ies Bees 11,500 00 
POmErAC es, OX CUANECUss st peices eevee eucure. 7,000 00 
174 261,300 00 
Boeso reinsurance CANCELIEd 20.0 es sc kasweeccalsce dace 7,500 00 
PeTCIMPUCEIONS OX LEU is cee eee eee sect ek coe orks mee Cb ttwatey 174 253 ,800 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot 31st December, 1917.... 1,298 {2,231,256 00 
Less a re 4 TES LLC eee anette opr G a en oa es 191,080 00 
Net ri o a on foot. sist.December, 1917... \55 3. .he.s 2,040,176 00 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. 
No. of Amount Amount 
Name Address. shares. subscribed. | paid up. 
Sea te Site 
Pe AS TE oll dee ao lees ue ofr irurp « a LOVOICO at frst. ctor: 10 1,000 00 | 300 00 
PIOUS OCA Ohi fac a's tobi oes ope es PoCOTHnWallveiccsct 10 1,000 00 | 300 00 
Pe Ce WN rs oc ok CE eee ate | Winnipeg, Man. .. 20 2,000 00 2,000 00 
Pete rl Seen nates en cad mo Lurzeon: Fallss ... 5 500 00 150 00 
PREC SHAS Sal sb tec os wn ove ale bee HT orontGek. reeks can 10 1,000 00 300 00 
Pre Vos ce se ce aeeles oat SEM > wae hoes 20 2,000 00 600 00 
PL ete e ce ore Fae bys hh dem alee a Pb Winnipeg. a... 3 300 00 300 00 
[ey aN sted Det BGA La ek HEP carat en ara Eve Gat Orblnee derceds cs 2 200 00 200 00 
RAO VTE S cas vic ea ecco eo le Sa t Hamtlton™: seeacs + 10 1,000 00 300 00 
BELO E coe ae eo he Fe Ww Sates bin | Montrealts..<.- 10 1,000 00 300 00 
APHAATILUCES AW floes 6 eo ox cule orate | Calbaryene. werent. 20 2,000 00 600 00 
BURVLSTIDATII yy LIT s bine vee hice sicaceled es Palins? ae eke i 10 | 1,000 00 | 1,000 00 
i Woda opstces calls os BE ae To Waniipes es. 0 ty 10 | 1,000 00 | 1,000 00 
pith eed 8 eae Ra a aaa ae Ae ei | SEY see ee 5 500 00 500 00 
DAPECTION YY Silane co rasta ec Welk Sacra s PRL OTONLOSs wrasse o 1 100 00 30 00 
DIST GEV illic tee oes Site Siena: sin whe > ers Rednersville ..... 50 5,000 00 500 00 
BOS OUT AS Aire ere einige fe o's PATON ere 10 | 1,000 00 300 00 
UR BOTIOW Sule cos sects or eee ee ee WU VOronto, +4 so - 10 1,000 00 300 00 
Dr EEO AW io se0s ous ries o's «a8 | Owen Sound ..... 5 500 00 150 00 
Berries LS sore ele ated eckis eiewk saw aiile | Vancouver acess 1 100 00 100 00 
Ponieele Nee, besarte es Montreal’ ices. s 10m) 1,000 00 1,000 00 
Me aT ACEI do A clase store %ccck » Satan | PUD OULOL. seat tae 10 1,000 00 300 00 
Heaters tOlls A. NU cua e cr ee si eee Fae ayes 64 6,400 00 1,920 00 
MSW AGT tg} 8 bos Depa Bi ok ee elma ier He 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
ea tere LOM. Wr eis vc wi care he elee e's Montreal: ost 50 5,000 00 1,500 00 
CTE) tla. sto bs Geo ayes'c we | ne em (eee, Saety 10 1,000 00 ~ 1,000 00 
CEA VE oe Uc ctance eee a ae cn) INDI POR ss teretatote 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
PARRA ec sitctitiise Cues sx | Se the Sees 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
RERUN SO eee ahchs 5 Sardis ov ory wo Smith’s Falls.... 5 500 00 150 00 
PERRY od A Sone ade hoe a: | Kenora pees mee 20 | 2,000 00 600 00 
ROU VU cdc eo oe ss ae ae pe VV INT DeG auc’ « 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
PL ARIR eae PS TED lie cused eis base Wes tAPerili tec tate ek 5 500 00 150 00 


pC tay: ay 


B10 TECHS REPO nO oe No. 10 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS.—Continued. 


NT. | es No.of | Amount | Amount 
Name. | Address. shares. | subscribed. | paid up 
) } 
| S66. A SRG 
| Pek og Fe eG PRU A Seg Se ER Ae marae ! Huntsville». s>. ..% B+ 4: 500 00 | 150 00 
PIO We tle late aceaie sche eis See Welland ft: eee 5 300 00 90 00 
APUVITE Piles Ceca ecto e ca eee Cobonre tse ant. 5 500 00 150 00. 
Kerra Drake sb LO wee vatideaaes Montred lise acne 10 | 1,000 00 400 00 
Pawrences bred: Die. seas eae oe Montrealie.2.c-s- 20 | 2,000 00 2,000 00. 
Bes lie SGD fica ewes so css cate amhe te j Montreala® ac. Dad 200 00 | 200 00 
RSGCK ED i cieces sac nec eerineniet Montreales icteces,. 10 1,000 00 | 1,000 00. 
Logie, W. eos alnd did eee ee ROALD Lek Seater 5) 500 00 150 00 
McBain, John... Pgh a ne aa en ed Montreal ........ 50 5,000 00 1,500 00 
NcGuire, Wiss «ace vente fete Vaneouver ove oe 1 100 00 100 00 
MGIN TOSI CL weve siete oh aes ene Vankleek Hill.... 10 1,000 00 300 00. 
Mekenzies Bi biess es sree ewes ue LOrOnta fo teneee oe 90 9,000 00 2,700 00 
LAAT td kien sic oe sean Chere mane BP rae 50 5,000 00 1,500 00 
MATING JaSsre ete coats ae hie time Renfrews....50.<: 5 500 00 150 00 
Marg Wists eats Or care nie ollie Ee aAll CLOT Canes ener 5 500 00 150 00 
Mathersse Wellies sa wida waite tes Stirling. oo 30 3,000.00° 1.5... eee 
Monteooniery clinics te eee Winnipegsorc 3 20 2,000 00 2,000 00 
Movin Victotieecs cee ce tase: Montreal ........ 5 500 00 500 00 
MIU aMES Ho tce cee ae Québec! aerate 10 1,000 00 300 00 
MirraotiaDresNiaee ie etee sccm Winnipeg... «<2. 10 1,000 00 | 1,000 00 
Palmerc Joni: W seo ssucew cas esicl Montreal. cc: ieee 10 1,000 00 | 1,000 00 
Pa (leet hele ec oe ccs | ecaicir Hawkesbury ..... 5 500 00 150 00 
Parkes axliam cease as sce veleen SL OFONUWOD waiters ts 10 1,000 00 300 00 
Penk Go S0niicce ae ence oe Gananoque....... 10 1,000 00 300 00: 
PratipAl Oris. wines tem en TTOTONLOR are etek 50 5,000 00 1,500 00 
Roverse ces eee cede oe Landon es oe 4 400 00 120 00 
Savace. ec. eee en Gueél Dh eae 2 200 00 60 00 
Shaw? Welk alersae eta Torontos. sae 10 1,000 00 300 00 
Short, 7An leiate. van cen ek es Kingston... 2.cens 10 1,000 00 300 00 
SSINClAIE, Doctor won sei eee Woodstock....... 5 500 00 150 00: 
SINC AIT nek bons coer eet neee Gananoque....... ra 200 00 60 00 
SiidllaDraussbcece ceets cece) ObLUAWiaremeesee 20 2,000 00 600 00 - 
SmitheAy Des, so cate ee Mitchell..... 2.2. 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
SIMItH eka a eee ree ae Wimnipeg......... 2 200 00 200 00 
Smiths.) chnstonseens an. ee Ottawa tee ere 20 2,000 00 600 00: 
Verrall WS werce ere orice TGYONLOs. eee oe AVE 2,000 00 600 00: 
Walker, Fe Watseka ee exe tae oe tape. Pat ete ee 20 2,000 00 600 00 
Walker Ws acs ceeeeee ae eee Niagara Falls... 5 500 00 150 00 
Walton: GiA. Go. ce eee eee (POroutomer a. ee 35 3,500 00 1,050 00. 
White, W. Grate Oe cuneate cite aie ee Winnipeg......... 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
Wilson? kil (Miss)pascc secre coe TOronto es tee ees 20 2,000 00 600 00: 
Workman, Mark nicotene Montreal iawn ore 10 1,000 00 1,000 00 
* Wylks, GW Sere ean Kingstonn. «se. 5 500 00 150 00 
Noung: Wrank (3 vata ee ee Hoard’s Station .. 10 1,000 00 300 00 
VOUnOHGLS. rks Cis eal onc eee Prescott........- 2 200 00 60 00 
VY GUUG RSA se calee ot eee Eee Torontoi see. eee 10 1,000 00 300 00 
LOtals ac. ceheg seo toahereinstga seen renee ee 1,099 109 ,900 00 $46,640 00 


RECAPITULATION 


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Year ending 31st December, 1917 


[B15] 


B16 THE REPORT OF THE : No. 10 


MERCHANTS’ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, 


Commenced business 19th January, 1898. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Ofiicers for the year 1918. 


Directors: 
Re WS Gipson ea ee ee ee ne eee Toronto, Ont. 
GS) RYOrson Me Dea eigen ote a eee ee es cer eae cee ree atte Toronto, Ont. 
27H Ge Durham ooh aie ie Oe 3 oe ee ee ee ee Bond Lake, Ont. 
Ne ie BES VOT Si ee a care yoke ae oem s e Chatham, Ont. 
teas rian: eV De ss SR ee nee ec ume aan eee eee Warren, Pa. 
Wr a Pend 6vr east: m tm Gi cusks coatakets wus c fanatics ngeta Ohare take ate ee ee Toronto, Ont. 
Be PS COTEV Geers Ol coe re ON Le ie tiga atts oe eee tees Petrolea, Ont. 
Fee As Green @ arate cece cee oe Oe eee ee Toronto, Ont. 
ae Wie SCOLE AER Ses a eet ce he rle Ie abu aeve eae es ane aeia tom nee Meee Listowel, Ont. 
BW 5. chy EDIT SINAN case eltieracg ele a ete ate dete eee eee ee ee eeceg Toronto, Ont. 

Officers: 
Te: (E. Gibson. President, | oasewen once co eas are eee de» Loronto, Ont 
GS, Ryerson, MDs ist, Vice-President) iA... 2 ee oe ee Toronto, Ont. 


John H. C. Durham, 2nd Vice-President and Gen. Mgr. ..Bond Lake, Ont. 
Auditors: 


As UL Walker> GAL Geek oes 2 aedee ae ee eee Toronto, Ont. 
Rutherford Williamson? CA Aiea. eae ae ee rae Toronto, Ont. 


Authorized capital, $500,000.00. 
Subscribed capital, $300,000.00; Paid-up capital, $75,000.00. 
*Securities deposited in the Treasury of Ontario, $106,500.00. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 

Cash value of real estate (office building, 86 Adelaide St. East) .......... $50,000 00 
Municipal debentures (part-Government deposit) ................ccceeees 110,518575 
Loan. Companies’ debentures (part-Government deposit) ...............06. 51,000 13 
WV LOAD ie Si 06S wiendin daw 0 erhee se SORTS ey Se Oa cedee 1a eke ee Ae eee ee utc ere ; 40,000 00 
WLOTUSA LCS Fp. eis wlx es bie ais 4s hie p peepee Ree ee Ramee cee ie cle oe Ot eee teehee 107,650 00 
Cashicat* Lead + OMICO etic. Sie oes ek ceo ee eee $1,084 29 

Son -deposit-in? Union Bank.2¢ 3.0 ei ee ce eee 4,036 13 

“on déepositainwkoyal ‘Bank ...n4..nue eee een O22 tis 

“on deposit Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation ... 5,503 56 


32,941 11 


*Deposit since increased to $111,500.00. 


ee eee eee eer ee 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bay 


BNO Vee UCR EUG A COL Ul mitt ange ale ete are oa Cant Mew elon han Eien as SA AL ole IT hom Mdw $3,429 20 

Cash in agents’ hands acknowledged by them and considered good ........ 13,255 23 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance 

GLAvisiseit SlOrces oleate, DECOM DCT) 61.91 diy) cas shetaee a el ules bates ard css ale 9,158 82 

dpa EM Nagder SSPE A yey Ve RA her yr oat ia ne BOLO er eres 1 ade eh eae $417,953 24 

Erder Leta Cli Lat ROCOUR. TINA LIC wre tan apes pe ae he aa haeot chores hos oe Valplaad es $225,000 00 

LIABILITIES, 
MiInOUitmoL lOSSseG Supposed a OrarepOLrved. lca eae be st een Oo oa al Dc eh $6,506 98 


Amount required to re-insure all outstanding fire risks, being 50 per cent. 
of gross premiums on all policies in force at 3lst December, 1917 .... 217,151 78 


Ss LOTETE TER ICON NC pel CR tela ela aC a el FP ML aber este a a Ce ne a 3,000 00 
TROLRL Sila llitice HexCepty CaDILALEStOGk saan werden Aitueien. fae hace bee $226,658 76 
MeTOTLAMECLOCIES PATOLUD SEPy COG uae fh ia teig hist on Se ele aa Sas wo ee eel ne ie aye ate $75,000 00 


RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $22,341 09 
POR DECAL Se reCeLVvell cilie CAST ler Wiarore els aoe ak Gite tees ae eet ne ae aces niall” obs eke $281,989 71 
Breeety Cli OTumtIT LOL eS te eeciatlen crate ite eee ac Eah Sec ede 0) Ter os & ehie lp os, "EKa “pr Eee ake Wate 14,469 21 
- POUL ae at ie eae ee oa Ee Re de SET acre hhc. 5 es pe aset arb aoe eowhe che MG 4,045 00 
: commission on -re-insurance ................. ey a le eo 965 97. 
7 re-instirance (ony policies) become claims ...% fi. ces I. 7,943 34 
a SHUOTSEINCH bat lCC Spm eee EPA inline sue Payer seach: sior chase tale aie Depgieeas 295 58 

" debentures, mortgages and other securities (not extended), 

$10,600.00. 

PED Le Parente te MM eneh ase Pece ee aA a rotor «ot ese ately ccs. ah Wels @ oterage emia ceeetane $309,708 81 


EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 


PTL OT ole Wr COSE CSP Sects cer terete sis cree Mra eie eroin neon hove Waco oh we hue eile G PPAR $305 00 
sf ERO Pee a ee Rok deen es wia Coke we eee Sas str, Pear Si te on 96 93 
A ILerest) GISCOUNnt sand) OxChan 2ee io. cssarat ccc ye stones wie ie ele se ee Titi 
ve commission to-agents, salaries and bonus: Av... ..... geek 64,116 19 
“ OMmeec furniture: avaeeOsdse Plans 27.5 vaccines Beier sae ee 1,165 50 
e TONE SAIC a Kay romeo eee meee ws bere nic hy = tae erauee ike Braye Soatatets 5,648 05 
eA DIGI Ota NALA WAl LA KY sais a cos oe §) sche oneal Meta lorc seated ons Tata 2,869 12 
= Statutory. assessment’, And | HCeNSG les cues. boos, hire eke aisle ss Sonus 415 30 
Stationery.) Printing AM GeAGVeErtising G. weg aes tal cis igen se Gis sve ote 4,419 38 
ss TLAVELLID SOX PEN BOS ara eel Se Mn ain cee eat ade ern ate stelle oc 350 00 
Me postare. telegrams’ and © CXDTESS eval aisles Wheto. sees acs ops he 878 16 
ts Investication and adjustment, Of Claims Vessels cece ss ee 1,653 07 
:. Haiiries = GiYecrors . OnGe aAuGiLOrem §COdms eae se facts ram aos 16,171 00 
“4 DUUdines Expenses. ACCOUNLE ar ee ee nes a hs siete res sic aoe 2,347 26 
Hy We LT Ck CSCS teak ena eee aan at Pete MARn OMe pig dares Pals ok ea ace, ® jem bye | 

TOtHisexDeNeOs LOLs IDAU ARE NCEU er ioe wet FS. ces Sky oc atten. « Oe v a $103,258 08 


148.1, 


B18 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Amount paid for losses which Betaseas HrIOP WO LL IL Sees re eee 13,626 00 
a losses which occurred during the year 1917 ........ 115,979 46 
- YE-INSUTANCE 2A) C HE ie so bw area ec ctype eee oe eee 4,827 58 
a TEDALE CS 6 Ri use a aha na! op alee eh ieorg oe eee Re aac nae ete 1,640 72 
‘ GiViden GBs os yaw re tena ace ie Ue aad eee ee en: 7,500 00 

ib debentures, mortgages and other securities 

(not extended) .2:-4 Aen. $62,876 95 

PTOta ly is. oe sR Ris erik, ea hie wc watchs tee een a ee $246,831 84 


CURRENCY OF FIRE INSURANCE CONTRACTS. 


| One year | 
—— | fa Vie | Three years. Total. 

Amount covered by policies in force 3lst Decem- $ Cc. $ Cc. $ Cc. 

DOTA GT re AE hance aie cee eee 13 920.022 00] 35,750,275 00| 49,670,297 00 

Re-insurance, 

Of the foregoing risks there were re-insured.. | 66.647 00; 1,008,620 00; 1,075,267 00 
Net risks actually carried Mee the aes at| 

31st December, 1917.. f | | 13, 853.875 00) 34,741,655 00} 48,595,030 00 

MISCELLANEOUS 
Movements in Fire Insurance Contracts. Number. Amount. 

Ba Geis ok. taser Al opty, PEs Aart eee ea ee | $ c. 
Policiesin. force 3lst December, 1916772. 6s ae ee eee eee 41,266 44,718,995 00 
Taken during the year 1917, new and renewed.............0-00- 26 , 768 32,029,055 00 
Gross number and amount in force at any time during 1917....... | 68 , 034 76,748,050 00 
Deduct expired and cancelled during 1917........... 0... cceceeee 23,848 27 077,753 00 
In-orce:atidlst Decembers 1917" ceca ee eee ee ee | 44,186 49 ,670,297 00 


*All in Ontario. 


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1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B19 
CALLS ON CAPITAL STOCE. 
Number of calls made, 3; rate, 10, 5 and 10 per cent. 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Amount | 
: : No. of | os | Amount 
Name. Address. eae pace |-paid up. 

| $ 2 oes 
ADELE @ Henryee cass va aio aes so siscerel TOTOntOt tees ad is tee ee 10 500 125 00 
Matus (JAIN GS a teu hess ca erare:3 WEL OTONLOS Me coer gens 5 250 62 50 
RR ATA Set VIL GN Mer ccc ace wees ore a eS fulltle oryshe Meets clay Sie eg 35 1,750 437 50 
PALATES ST Vahl gence centers e Se a sae e wie Oshawa cries sccuseae ya) 10 500 125 00 
J WE Wee GI ele aS HJ Pos eee ee mea ee PU LOROURG RNG tener eae a cet a Le i 500 125 00 
AMG L HOS, Sante ae vane oes «oi PrincesAlbert, Gask.)..2+|-. 20 |, %1;250 312 50 
PAT elo Anes ees ro nee cate ays PEROEONSO est re vce eee | 10 500 125 0C 
Alexander & Cable Co., Ltd...... POV ON LOM. tet eee ces | 20 1,000 250 00 
PATIL Solus Loe ok crcrate aie «ce TPOTON TOR we ae ces oe ee | Lowen 500 125 00 
PAINS LEONO BV Ide ene sk eee | Niagara-on-the-Lake......| 10 500 125 00 
We Atkinson (Wistate 2... ..3'¢ 6's PROTO POM eraa fare re tek 10 500 125 00 
PIERANOEE SON s see 5 tase we! sais 2 59 FL og an dc area a Pre ean 12 600 150 00 
ERIS WOLLV hl sboee 5 Stites ere SOR CORA Oe es ot | 20 1,000 250 00 
Beck, The C., Mfg. Co. Ltd...... Penetanguishene.......... 20 1,000 250 00 
ete WiiNagee eit. cS age cae ee sie Parise ete eee a 10. 500 125 00 
jn lece ot Pl @ Bite ga sat ada ae sae Ar an Braptrordiae ve aes ee ole 10 500 125 00 
RSECTON AIUD bid cee eats eo ates ok Wertelreneryere ret on oe 30 | 1,500 375 00 
PSTN) OLIN © or alien cos Cees seater sme g Carleton.Places.< 22s... :.| nt 250 62 50 
PIECU AUTCOT ZOU ee akc ore achat hee SH; Ca URArines 21.4 ss. c mn ds.e 20 1,000 250 006 
PSV Eee ao ihc Posiete sof ore ones TOTONTONCE eee ton voc ed 4 200 50 00 
Rye Cle Me tone es reeds sro tuys | ef Weer res aes al 20 1,000 250 00 
BIEVOON MV Aer fees lc tos Gan anas Sere On AR Oe. Lo Saree | el 50 2,500 625 00 
FATA SHAW NV isc ee t's tach ea oe | $ Ab Set Ree andra ne a 8 400 100 00 
arn ppell. Wits occas cca eas (SOCELICTI OMe as ee le eee 10 500 125 00 
Oniantiers | ROMaAS@ pec. ne arsct ek’. Pr ROronivere sete eke cee te asl 10 500 125 00 
Chatterly, [da M. and John...... Oakehideesiiasans oe es ana 20 1,000 250 00 
Plane vies Five tee nce cat LONGI LOT ee ee ae nes 10 500 125 00 
Mave WOLIZADE LIS Sostere ces hee, ores 2 He PERE or tora: | 5 250 62 50 
POP TOTT Woe WV einiese Same ce ese 8 Wellesleyions were cee te ol 10 500 | 125 00 
Coats worth,, Alan va cec ce sce: wees LPOrONU STS cree elect. Se 4 200 | 50 00 
SST OTC aru RET RE, I Ble gear na Pesnerprook, oaskes «sca ee oe) 2 100 | 25 00 
Conway, Mrs. Howard B......... Mérontouseeteer sere a hens 10 500aa 125 00 
PILE UD LOGS nee Ue yee cask tate has Petroled assis a crccae eas 100 5,000 | 1,250 00 
Mt eee EPSRATINIG List nts dase nsere oo Davisvilleciswe teow ee eae 3 150 | 37 50 
erESSMAN WP NOAM a cris cd sis ces nes NeweHam burg ss. 2 cea 10 500 125 00 
PIE LIS er PAN: ster ee e rikeles eats 8 bas FPOLON tO ioe aie tae tare iocene | 10 000 125 00 
PALATE ATES E foiric ix tievesicaia'e Wl ha Carli ea pe aM ap oP Bw! 250 | 62 50 
SA Tieton lus Me vias © ce tee eeeho es Sy Een ee igs = wien ey 40 | 2,000 | 500 00 
WAVISPAIDELL tees sre ces 58 POLE CTtyaescce so aeees 5 250 | 62 50 
AVIS OA MMOs wrt co oe elas ae Vorbnitovk seca. ee 100 5,000 | 1,250 00 
PETE Ae Lass is chee takich > a pelt Epa ee mars nae 26 1,300 | 325 00 
MAIPLOUSOL OLS eo chic e ene cs teat 6 Strattord ss ete ees 5 250 62 50 
PUTNAM ANNI ANSUS.. «2. ca occ - Bond *Viakesercn ss. coer 100 5,000 1,250 00 
Wurnaiml, James ny M.Ds.cee aces Warren’ Pas source ee 40 2,000 | 500 00 
RIETAT Porerl Cas etter coer ise os Bord) Lakes24e7" oe ees OU) 35,000 | 8,750 00 
PRUE Gl iZa ergs ele ec nares es Warren Pater ee. crn et 2 100 | 25 00 
APCINANG NY cosiese fate ce steele Stratford seers eo ee | 40 2,000 | 500 00 
Pavidson, J@SSIG. .o6 Heiss Ble vee Toronto eee ses oes een 10 500 125 00 
Edmonds, Charles E............: Sine Martina oe etree eee cas 10 500 125 00 
PING tus lODOse a wee ee ob eee ev TillsonbUuren one oe cee ot 20 1,000 250 00 
Es Cs gl a ie i ea Bench Goderiche ate ee 5 250 62 50 
OEE eae AIR Bayo a Mitchelleeeresie cs. s ce. 5 250 62 50 
Pte ek, Peg. tek o's Seen ehiaes Torontormeres tere ces Fi 10 500 125 00 
Foster, Sir Geo. E.,M.P ........ eT Settee Cee eet. G 10 500 125 00 
Race re DADS ed sea bes Stratford tee ae ee ce. 10 500 125 00 
MY OReA GCS AC eG: shee leer ass. Toronto wees er eee ces 4 200 50 00 


B 20 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917.—Continued. 
Amount 
Se No. of : Amount 
Name. Address. Chaves: ape paidint 

. $ $.ees 
Mroude,..Mus, JENNIC-...cecn5+.ee TLOrGiito. seco ee eens 4 200 50 00 
Mer ATI Hitec ae eters esac Windsor ines eae sees 20 1,000 250 00 
Ghent: Chas.’ Aw secs csi Pct se caters Havelockstaceries racer 10 500 125 00 
Gipson. nalph Hits. ... «skeen s Toronto! :4004 deena. 240 12,000 3,000 00 
CRT Ave IGCLCUCESA cetera sole ie toca ole Ae Re re AP neh o 150 37 50 
POC Ne ae Thee Oe Weis ox wee ees ee POE AS 06 Pa 100 5,000 1,250 00 
WIT COeNIeN, ISAAC. oc. c + o.5 ols oes os Petroleas S10 22. neers 5 250 62 50 
EXT CETEWOUC ELV creas ce os nite Wine cou Wihitby-s.. +o. nte eee z 250 62 50 
POSTTEST Ed Dan aha s sas aa tlv a 2 Toronto Wieccese caer 10 500 125 00 
erie ra Ae Sires cleaisha soa 4 dls PREM Pere iy peer I. 0 100 25 00 
TAOUDOIGS MNS: tices, sico aa credo ats eke SE Lg ara on and Sek Ce mae 2 100 25 00 
PHOTO O On dA salaries 6 oe ani clee elses decal conic eke eens e 5 250 62 50 
RAStIe ONC Uss es ole se iesicoe ee ictal aaa ito tana edb pr 50 2,500 625 00 
Heck. Henan ovens Ps veut cess eo, Bae ee euetntd tee RES 55 2,750 687 50 
LOU ELIOA AW pe LcDeu wetee soya Orilacea eres eeepc 10 500 125 00 
Hew lcmMESre Vata ho eee aikieeres TOY ON b0cn cies cx eee 60 3,000 750 00 
Hicks, Mrs, Catharine.....h es ss He Decree eG Sr CA ng) 35 1,750 437 50 
BTICKS mulISS Krmtin cals dete de ties ss cigar te pei ale Bae FC 3 tate 5 250 62 50 
BAGG PAT Kite hele eevee ae es Sean t tkisce orchslmemepeneteetecte ate 10 500 125 00 
PLOT aA Vill cn ees tre ae wes Pertiivrrr. 2 te ae 20 1,000 250 00 
Pope, AMrS. Gs beens ee eons curs oe nee Baoan Altai aueee 5 250 62 50 
RIMGSOI TA ids Teepe cic oo oun eee etic Carleton Place \...csacdeees Zz 100 25 00 
Hodges Mrs PAGNeS .: ssceeeees «s Lond ones. s coe ae eee 10 500 125 00 
PaGweLig Mrs. ANIC; 2. « emis one TOTOntO:s <cwsbin ee ees 10 500 125 00 
Ughem i. Nasser aateate fe see a ore PEL a aes ate ARES ae 10 500 125 00 
ae aad fer eet tactt Chae sitios Richmond: Hill w.caeeo es. 22 1,100 275 00 
PATNA AG eis ve es oa ee TordntO ss) an. one ane 4 200 50 00 
PL AVAeii ok became Calais are ane pete po Lore eur ae? 3 8 400 100 00 
Hall, Weeds saduaaw esate ans Oe cts cg SUNOS iad ees 20 1,000 250 00 
Peeland, 2 Gas eee vdstiyees oot LA PEIStOles aacieah tee meee 5 250 62 50 
Trwili Wits ode oe Pee Tr Le PALEORG ote ie eee 30 1,500 375 00 
PrElATICS stv anecs tee oe ee ee Trenton saa ss ca Re es 10 500 125 00 
TAITES OW see. Ge hee wo Cee ee Richmond Hill]... oe eee 4 200 50 00 
Joynt; Pons esas ba octal alle etl LUC KTIOW eere censors 5 250 62 50 
POnNStON: Awd San anton Onise ai Toronto so. Ue va reece ees ue | 200 50 00 
Ons TON, LSA Del lacear ese eee a UW ecule a ale ag ie Hpk Nd 2 600 150 00 
Mearns as. Hinteck scene ee ecten Kinistino ~Sask=,.. cia. oun s 4 200 50 00 
Kenny, Randal . SATIN. cc cseh one etal Pee 5 250 62 50 
Kinnear, Thomas, Estate... PCL OTORTO. ss arson ae ee 100 5,000 1,250 00 
Knight. ‘Albert KE. and Clara.. Fee, Pipa iba pees Sb eg 30 1,500 375 00 
Krug, T.. PY 5 YUAN LAN LStOCK 22 talee ee anos 5 250 =| 62 50 
Keenan, Wn. Estate. Cee eta eee Torontcccceece ot tee 10 500 125 00 
Ketcheson, H. Pesiak. hoe ae eee Belleville etna. rac ace 20 1,000 250 00 
Liebner, E.. Piety Polp ss ite LNOMaNS vexu, ocean 5 250 62 50 
Lovering, H. Eres fone ok mat COLA WALL on eee eee 50 2,500 625 00 
Luke. J. & Sons . hie Ra da eels Ueadio cela TLLISOLDUT Oc tw oe a eee eee 10 500 125 00 
| Dac ERE ae ele SO Bir apie AS Nida Toronoics. ee ete 10 500 125 00 
MeGgea Wilt tase to ee tee Jeffersons ws tne 100 5,000 1,250 00 
MacNamara’.C. Cee. nests edeke co LOY OL LO sees s\n eee ee 5 250 62 50 
Madill, Benjamin......... Beaverton .2rs eee 10 500 125 00 
MaceceHarold Wowie. ke TP OrOn UO cee aes ree ees 12 600 150 00 
NEDO I el IL) cfeaten oa calc ee eet ens 1 ® FRR rans ashen eee 6 300 75 00 
Marshall, George .............. Lt Dir: efile dines 5. VATA oe 10 500 125 00 
IVES SOM OCA TEV ise curse widte e Miati hc ones FOSS@X acre sees ra ae 10 500 125 00 
Meiklejohn, J. . Harristone. paccc ca can 5 250 62 50 
Mellow, S. J., M.D.. | POtt-Perry....c0¢ sates. 10 500 125 00 
Merner, Absolom Fle phap echgts A hae 4] ALLIS bOLi eat cane ee ieee s 10 500 125 00 
Mitchell, W. G.. Mone ap. OOD UO bine eee 267 13,350 © 3,537 50 
Moorehouse, W. He M. D. Bye ae ne bie London ha «sewers 10 500 125 00 
Morrill, Robert. P giets oe cet FLATT IS LOU na «emer 4 200 50 00 
Mulloy, N., M.D., ‘Estate. Pd terenacie © Prestond -s6 vec eee 20 1,000 250 00 
Munro, Hugh, M. Piso. todos ko ot Alexandria. ty.c.0 ace 20 1,000 250 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bal 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917.—Continued. 


| | 

No of Amount | Amount 

Name. Address. Ehaves pabeee le | paid up 

| or. | in cash. 

| Ue $ | $ ¢ 
_ Munroe, Dr. Geo. A... Mit DASHALOON OAS ss senior erst | 10 | 500 | 125 00 
Munroe, M.J.22 Sere. Peirce. LUC INON LOU Al tas renee tees tee 10 | 500 | 125 00 
PEG YOe.. Will. tee eee See es ig GST ACN, . 20 1,000 | 250 00 
Dearicedl WI eee cass ie weiss Bie ge EOEODLO Pitan ten tare ae it 10 500 125 00 
ANCE Loe ire te. Cierra ous eahee a's . Se eae ee ee deci IZ 600 | 150 00 
Mirssonge ti Iovtc Ul ccs egie cds nics Weston Aiyrds i noece sree 5 250 | 62 50 
MacDonald, A. G. Le ee Wile ieee WlOXANG PIA shy ees res ote 5 250 62 50 
PCAs Ws Lis ord 2 < ole eon ianaa« Port: Pertye ete 5) 250 62 50 
McCormack, R. 1 yt feed aay re Toronto... ee eet 50 2,500 | 625 00 
McCuaig, Malcolm, Estate ....... Vankleek Hill.. caer n sleet, 10 500 125 00 
Macdonald, Jessie.......sesesees Carleton Place........... 5 250 | 62 50 
BreDona ld =P eA Nees. cae ee - vas ees Penetanguishene.......... 10 | 500 125 00 
McDonell, George, Estate........ Cornwallieee.s wen oc ctewen « 20 | 1,000 | 250 00 
McDougall, Mrs. Anna E......... Nonth Bays. c:2. 2 24 cen 5 250 | 62 50 
McKerrigan, Annie F........... MUPOUUOCE TE tae are ee 10 500 125 00 
DMopennan, IC MI. asec ones 5 oe ALEX ANd Vides, se eae ese cas | 20 1,000 | 250 00 
McLennan, Farquhar D......... Cornwallieert con sone ears 50 2,500 | 625 00 
McMaster, Mrs. M. ....'....:.2.. Alexandrianwcds ss vcote 5 250 | 62 50 
MeMurchic, il;sater.\c sl ccs dene ce Hariistonckiatie tee. | 5 | 250 | 62 50 
mcGletland = Js Wisin. se eee 8 Bramptontceane startaeec. 2 100 | 25 00 
Meciure RYH PR ak. toa ee. Toront0veescsces cee oaes 50 2,500- | 625 00 
MCAT NUT JOUD Cin See 6 ces soe ss Roeksidere<s4 4:12. sede: -- 10 500 | 125 00 
PP RELDE ASA eee cer hn nse een ed PG OUSTICNASs toe. fas oot ss cies 10 | 500 125 00 
Netson: Robert. sets. iy... ee awe: (POROUS Tet eee ee oe ones 5 250s 62 50 
Drenlente WAROSE & cones en oe aes Fe ea eee a ea 5 250 62 50 
Oops Anthony, Ds... 6... eta Hespelerioe: 6s take 5 250 62 50 
Rtn laser. wae Se bieee ee Alexandria:. :: 2) tsvee): 20 | 1,000 250 00 
Patterson, John se ee Torontors ieee eee 120 | 6 ,000 1,500 06 
PPUILOM LIEW Lee e rate ellie cates 6 NewrHambure so. oe ek 6 300 75 06 
RIO GN Gos cle how eelod pale poe acs OVOMUOS ce ea ha oa Rakes es 40 2,000 500 06 
Prendergast, Withee. . clone e+ ss FDOPONGG Tae ays c Gis cafes oes es 50 2,500 | 625 00 
BEICG UAMES sew t es etree oa oe os a Ny ge ee a a 10 500 | 125 00 
Wey Ve Lae eee he ak cee ees Kanistino. oask oe fee. 5 | 250 62 50 
Bee Gr COaG: fees cele ties Siae Xe TOronte satelite wees 5 =| 250 62 50 
Power William: «oc. ce oes coke Se Pe ate tees eG a a 250 62 50 
SOT A aan. eek Coe Sais ee MRM Re aie eA Ee 2S Shock ae 10 | 500 | 125 00 
Pennell, Margaret .............. Fah rie oy ae ag Me Ce 2 100 | 25 00 
Pickering, Mrs. eee Abate ne Burling toliiee- eae. cere eo 20 1,000 | 250 00 
[ESLEH a Teen Obes oa ara aan ak eae a PA VISTOCK fo bo ote sce Seslwe 10 | 500 | 125 00 
POUL iS COLL OL e Seae Vo in Poa ne eae TOvon tO fetes he aetna eet 14 50 12 50 
CRATE Eley Sea te Sioned occ ok o's we 2 Wellesley iges opaecs sees 20 | 1,000 | 250 00 
Cr ee ts eee eet LOT OLLLO satus 6 pate ee e's 20 | 1,000 | 250 00 
BEN TICTIOTO soe d. sade sia: aod oa a2 Toronto i ce oan 10 500 125 00 
2g Fld el Bl SYS ae, yr eras gone (FUEL Db eo. hs Bene sae 10 | 500 | 125 00 
Myerson, Capt. ric Hef s.c se... POLTOD CG arta ha ree 88 | 4,400 | 1,100 00 
MVE SON At ee Olga. cee ek ROM Mera elas ee ere. 120 | 6,000 | 1,500 00 
HODErtSODLL HUSss ee eee Newco 2s SN a cioanpacweaine ences 140 | 7,000 | 1,750 00 
mopertson, AL as evan ae re PMH CYR tLOLC sted tere rete ees 4 | 200 50 00 
mopinson, Charles Wo... 2 a. dss Meroutire esas oe rca eee 8 | 400 | 100 00 
Glee Ara POLAT Ge sce ste a e ei ie PREC, SRL Gr 4 | 200 | 50 00 
Ryerson, Mary A., Estate ....... del Dt Rare La LAS ae To 80 | 4,000 1,000 00 
Beiseterr td Ni. cite he chs wes MiILVeriolewaace: ee ere Reet 250), >| 62 50 
SRS NV Sante cresar cietcloelotcie cats Listowel tie ue ee 100 | 5,000 | 1,250 00 
Pee EV OOS COL rc dee) cee cies soles « Otla wad caret comes ae 10 | 500 125 00 
PERNT IVIG OUT Wiel cee ees hese cs Maxvillatieics cohen ae ce | a 250 | 62 50 
Sith AcetaiLon, MiB we. cs. vies Mitéliell eta cerca 20 | 1,000 | 250 00 
Patt ME ELI ore ec Glee ale oe 4) Tillsonbureancc sees Oot AT 1,250 | 312 50 
Pe A en Ree heer ey ke Long Beach, Cal.......... 5 | 250 =| 62 50 
Bey Case Ne Hoh iss sceu sis s' Clisthim eee... deus ay og GTS EAT 
Shannon, Agnes M. .......ee.ee- FOTODLG. entesteses ce ote ees L093) 500 | 125 00 
Sterling Realty Corporation Ltd. CPR es ee aioe: sin coe0 |< 16,000 4,000 00 
PATHE PIANC. tes W cette aca eee fa ed 4 Re mare eae a Sar tk 2 | 100 sey 25 00 


No. 10 


B22 THE REPORT OF THE 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917—Concluded. 
re on a ae : 
Amount 
Name. Address No. of subscribed 
shares. f 
or. 
| | 
$ 

levensons Mata. ci cena sulcus tT OYrGite «cee eet 10 500 
PEO WAT Ur Ct Gam cies coe oe carela sisi! Whiterose:wits4 cone eens 16 800 
ptewart (Miss eMPe) .u. Beate | NS SA ie ee ee gee ee 20 1,000 
Mtr Ne ret Weitere van ace ee eT Grontorries vos eee 10 500 
Twining, Mrs. Ada L.. Fredericton, N.B 5 250 
EOI SONS Win ties chee es fee ee PELOTONtOse pcceakans denen 10 500 
ebraills Florence ts mas seen ecw ces a ep eR 1s! Lt | 20 1,000 
RinseraWillianieacie ch. s cee. eet a) Pee Gee rp | 12 600 
OPAL Mio er WW ieee a oeteatec ed eos | Walkerton :.2.4 5. cee 5 250 
WAI METS ake csmnitth. «cles se ine ors Toronto. vo stantecttttans o 8 400 
WAISE Vine es aks wise Sake hc el fa eis ete a renetee | 20 1,000 
Wiser lberteic.: ee FLOrONto. se een eee LZ 600 
Wie LECT IGG aaah een. Lowes ce EN ES pay ee eee | 10 500 
Wardsrass: nlustate HX. <0. ness Lindsay shoe ee 2 100 
Warden, Gil bertit ssc ieooces seers Torontact see 20 1,000 
Vaart LG Welles wee. aie ieee Hamilton 27... eeeeeee ea 10 500 
Wilkinson, A. W., Estate........ Barries.2 sen tee 10 500 
Wilkinson, W. B., Estate........ Toronto cacao 4 200 
Waist bone trcrtste cy eae cola wrayt ies SNe oes ieee eee | 10 500 
Witton, J (yee NS ee ee a LL CON cae soe een eee 5 250 
Woods Avistate 210.6. <le a e's fe VOTODLO dey eretAc oar | 50 2,500 
WDC OCS bs eee Wels vlancthes «3 | Le eee Eee arora 09 ee | 539 26 , 950 
Wythe, Reba Crammond......... Se ae ee ee 20 1,000 
Walker avimonds-2.. ccc sles os Sas SPREE cae 5 250 
Via leven cist Ge Cour eet Sou ape Po eee | 10 500 
POOR LES eG eee ches wel yo Sieur Sault Ste. Marie ..... 40 2,000 
Ward)James: Wistate: 2.5.1. cs. .< Stratford. 255s 2 100 
Wea liver Mire i (his k's. enone Fort: Williams o2.ene 60 3,000 
Weston, Mrs: Merey C.......5....- [LOxOn G0. ta careers 5 250 
Wickett, Grace, M. ........ec00. CPs) male tantra ch See 20 1,000 
PWaAnyinti sla. skeen en ees ah tee par Mette ve 40 2,000 
Waklizani, Irwin init, 28 bce ewes ced PEterbOro oe as chee 13 650 
‘ig Ved pains Gag tre Ae pe mn pa Dy Aen LOLOL tO cometh sanmene 8 400 
PIVICATIN PLP ots, Geb tere abs ts menralercimtckens Kitehenérs:2.04. 026% 5 250 
TP OtALS a desis inde ee ees oC een 6,000 | $300,000 


$75,000 00 


i918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


QUEEN CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, 32 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO, 


Cominenced business {st July, 1871. 


Directors: 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918. 


STO) MeL arco PD TIA oem tate te tne cok hal. eerie rae at eet Gis tals re Toronto, 
SLOBE LI LMENY ful LEIS O Vier Mis or ei eee Ak c Vaeve Shae ete mat iateae Oo cae er gti af Toronto, 
VALID TIER SLINISI CY star erate kee eh tt ae title ars Pein a oes Toronto, 
PS EN Ye eIR ETE WRITE, ar RA an chy WT PON var eR Oe RP RTs oe Orel ar a Toronto, 
SFR PS COL CaN 5 Coe cane nh cet Rere er cicnele scat phases teehee the Fike wiecs Toronto, 
Officers: 
ALS eo VOR LON Vat ir Wake Bao Citas ain ea era eer son Ce oe eee Toronto, 
Joseph Walmsley, Vice-President and Secretary ............ Toronto, 
Walmsley and Chipman, Joint Managers. 2... cce.es ce ek be Toronto, 
Auditors: 
ENG EIN OTL RUC ees cite ees Bnet Marc et oi sack vt gris «ovis ie dai gra toe ee Toronto, 
SCAR TUCSON Ac Ate sig ete ireih sale Sate ra Se Ie neh os vend wi Toronto, 


Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 


Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 


Ont. 
Ont. 


Authorized Capital, $250,000; Subscribed Capital, $100,000; Paid-up, $100,000; Securi- 


ties deposited in Treasury of Ontario, $35,814.12 par value. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 


Value of real estate held by the Company, being the head office of the Com- 


ay eo Ce uren ee reer OLOULOI AY sis. c 0. c5-  oeee SoG web epajareccleReeentnms | eiemaem 
Is AU oh OS Pee green, Comet Vw 6 on cag Seat Bl ip. ac piers bat ova ass Uatatiad obick (ole fe iG) smal! ouet aaah elated 
Loans secured by municipal debentures, bank and other stocks ......... As 
“Muares ine telly telepnone Company. of Canadas a78 i... eee ee 
Municipal debentures (Government deposit, $35,375.76) ..........-..se0e. 
Momimnon oO: Canadavang, Anzlo-Hrench > Wargluoans see ices y Sehe vate ae 
PASSO AT ye CAG. OLCO ue a whee oo eee eal tae sitet ove si siee eases $4,427 76 
Cash on deposit in Dominion Bank, Head Office, Toronto ..... ' 23,888 49 
Gasbron, deposit. Imperial «Bank: Toronto... coos: ee ee ee 31,401 67 
BRT Bam LICL SAI COS as coe Sie Pt FN eet oh eae rolls Sa oedikplove tees ee orite. Ome Al timate chal on droee es enue spar eke 
PrroresreACClLuedwaAnGs UNPAiG.\s 4 eye-ad csilee be slame duncute sites Meret Oheie «aly woe dietale s 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance 
Hperiskse sie rOrce ate sist DecemiDereal 9 Nias ask ie ceria eates ee ee oie evel sie le ove 
fogs) pians- (notextended )ih < axes c ances ethene ee ec be ee eis $2,167 21 
CAN. TEACG PRS oa ental crete amar ari E OT eine aru he ie Uae a a a 
LGA es ASCOT See Ba ees teks Sin eis se TNE hel a ate ioe Sk sia oe ate SS iers 


$72 


,000 


40,925 
64,975 
36,790 
69,041 
105,625 


59,717 
6,560 
4,033 


23,850 


574 


$484,093 


00 


ENA ORR 


B24 THE REPORT OF TEE No. 10 
LIABILITIES. 
Amount of losses unpaid, at (olst. December, 191g ae aera ce terete nyatee sasteetene $4,074 98 
Unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on all policies 
in force at 31st December, 1917 ........ eee cece eee eee ee ee eee eee eee 140,534 10 
Total. liabilities. except, Capitals StOCK Wend oe. ote ota er ke es $144,609 08 
Capital stock; paid “up ins Cash ssa a ees cere ete 2 we eae neta $100,000 60 


CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $35,838 44 
Gross premium “recélved (in = Cash gos .).k- canis ee terckeeec ee eal yee re tee ee ee $192,088 35. 
Received wfor- iter estiir ssh es wettest Sees eo ke a eC 18,060 77 
FROTIUS CHE gc hele Sis es BOSS ool ere En eo aa ah ag aL PRS ie calc St ORY Cee el eee stot shacks 6,090 36 
COMMISSION Fal es eae aa we es ra Oe ee Ae Cee te 9,277 93 
Re-insurance on policies become Claims -... 2.2.05 6666. enn see eee rene 12,535 52 
Reinsurance, adjusting: 6xpensesiey 2. ce oh eee ee een ee mee ee 299 23 
Re-insurance: premiums (refund) by cancellation) 927 .. 0jo6. «22. 2. eee os 2,190 04 
SALVA Sept). we co cm eNy ma ania ceca Wee aua Steele pom te eee ene FPS oe 0 ea et eee ae 41 38 
investment account’ (not extended oo hou. oc clea viniit's eataleie ee s $138,491 55 
Ota Rh Bee Se hie RE De eee at cen a tate Oe tee Oren ee ee $240,583 58 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: ; 
Paidsfor. commission and asents- DOWUs ys a) wee «oe eee ee ee $50,002 TL 
= inspecting; valuating,. €tG. 4.2... Re Lr her eee cae 1,378 61 
7 salaries, directors) tand. auditors’ sfees: s 02.5% a5 casei ee 7,905 00 
. rent and taxes ....... abet Ate eo SPR oe gene yee Caley Sa SR 4,855 33 
t elericdl “work, \GLG Jes oi awe te eer orcte oie le a renee ae eee eee Lies 
if sStatutorynassessment and license tee) oie aca see eee eee 313 24 
| stationery. printing and radvertisine jaan ao ee BEN Ares 530 93 
‘ travelling’ expenses. fi... ee eee es i MEE ny Bah NN oats cen es 206 11 
= postage, .telelerams -and express 2.79. eee ee ne ets eres 364 37 
w investigation’ and ‘adjustment-of* claims ) 222... ....-4 ace eee 1,828 76 
- LAW) COSES®. 0 vere cdc suhe sseca. © elle oe ehane te aie 2 Takeha ate A Toe NG CNet eke 12 00 
ig building expense aAccOuntilaaee cle aed eo eels one eee nel ee 2,893 04 
es HOMOFALTUMIS™ Sete Ss Siete wieght ae Bh Pa: GP hives nat co Te 700 00 
sf other ;expenditure “20 os. cet ae heen ee a a eee ee 143 25 
Total expenses of smanagemen ta sew ee ieee ee $71,150 58 
Miscellaneous paymenis: ; 
Amount paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 .............00. 3,486 02 
af #5 losses “whith -O€CUrréed during (1917s. 22 eee 67,640 17 
* re-insurance Premilmss sev aces: en ee ee eee 35,809 89 
> aS TOEDALES 5 coke a taka se ceeralieticte ales ie Nee err ie feta I ee 12,804 56 
“of dividends paid during year to shareholders ............:... 12,500 00 
=. invested. (not? extendéed)® ; fue sc4 selene $149,913 27 
°. paldefor improvement to. Dulding sca ee ee nee 1,425 .29 
a a Goad’s plang: 22 :c 5 . Sikes chek suenOne cen een het oe ceerae Te ta mea 465 87 
Totalwexpenditure. i205 oe ss a cee ee ee $205,282 38 


SS 


1938 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 25 
CURRENCY OF FIRE INSURANCE CONTRACTS. 
| | 
One year or Total. 


Gross amount in force 3lst December, 1917. 


less. 


Three years.) 


Amount covered by policies in force 31st Dec., 1917.... 


Re-insurance, 


Of the foregoing risks there were re-insured........... 


Net risks in force 3lst Decembér, 1917...............- 


$ 
11,910 ,669 


2,698,395 | 


9,212,274 | 


2,791,549 | 


20,002,148 


5,489,944 


29,214,417 


MOVEMENT IN FIRE INSURANCE CONTRACTS. 


Fire Risks. Number. Amount. 
| 
| $ 

Policies in force 31st December, 1916..........ceecccecccccscces faray gL Le 32,225,569 004 
Taken during the year 1917 new and renewed.............. 000: 30, 466 23,944,107 00: 

Totals. | 77,577 56,169,676 00 
Deduct expired and ‘cancelled during 1917... 24,240 21,465,315 00 
BrIMOLCerAG ols DECOM DEL LOL 1 +4 bs 50% ce aceiele trek aed aw eaateu 50,834 34,704,361 00 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Amount 

Name Residence. | Oka ae a. | paid up in 
| cash. 

| $ $ 

POT ALON Ness wick ete on core he esd TT OPOIU LO nee hot we eee 20 | 1,000 | 1,000 
Ghipman;J:.Dy,.in trust... cs .s.as. a Pete eet ae 20 1,000 | 1,000 
Copp, W. W., estate of..........6- a eee aaetioe 10 500 | 500 
Elliott, Catherine A., executrix.... DD Di Ti en Papeete Rate 30 1,500 1,500 
Penglish:Waltér Al. oss ess costae. Wash’n., D.C., U.S.A.. 4] 2,050 2,050 
Maclennan, James, Estate of...... MORON Ta eee ees 100 5,000 5,000 
Maclennan, Mrs. Mary L.......... Sea Bere BIN eat 40 2,000 2,000 
McKeown, Samuel W.............. 1 Pa Ser 4 TL, oF 20 1,000 1,000 
imate PLAvTiGty bic uke t tse thes soot ad Bo oh ity Se ccadea ere 30 1,500 | 1,500 
PROUR DIR 64 ES rite elaret te a iacs, shale ae ete TF a PR li nar Pag 24 12000 1,200 
Strathy, G. PS ens eee tite he es oer ne Hee gs hepa gis 20 1,000 , 1,000 
Scott & Walmsley, Ltd., ee By RRs alo ae 1,605 80,250 | 80,250 
Wa HINSLEY. oc VV Ills nahiccie’o ek aos wee» SRSA oF ey aa 20 1,000 | 1,000 
Walmsley Josepl.s. fc tee sacey sss re 20 1,000 1,000 
Ba BET oe Py ORR AY Se teers a 2,000 100;000 | 100,000 


* In Ontario, amount $33,272, 252.00. 


« U 


RECAPITULATION 


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Joint Stock Fire Insurance Companies 


[B27] 


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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ; INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. 


Cash Mutuals may be distinguished into (A) those having no joint stock capital, 
(B) those having a joint stock capital. 


A. 


The Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 
The Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 
The Perth Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 

The Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 


B. 


The Fire Insurance Exchange Corporation, Mutual and Stock. 

Hand-in-Hand Insurance Company, Mutual and Stock. ; 

The Millers’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company, Cash Mutual and Stock. 
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*HAVING NO JOINT STOCK CAPITAL 


ASSETS AND LIABILITIES: INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. 


[B 33] 


B 34 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


THE ECONOMICAL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 


HeAD OFFICE, KITCHENER, ONT, 


Commenced bisiness 28th October, 1871. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918. 


Directors: 


TONT: AMENNHEL ee sor ae oe he te eke Se Cn ee ore ne eee 
(Crsrs Mt OF i = Rpg We: taurine MIP dee ake AG A tae oe 
Vee Te SCHIMAIZ Fo cae eign ene Pee nea te atin thai ce Tne edn te Series etcle 
dee Breithaupt 25. -.5 Ne A ae hie, ea ae entry Ria 
PSG LA CKINON I oA oos cere aoa aha ee See or ees cece ee eee 
PAS SP ATIZEN Goce ws is eke Ae ie Re ee eee ate Cheam ae Re ee ee 
P'S. ‘Lautenschlagver aioot se soids. 2 eeetast cs eee o eeeensteln ater 
Hartmany Kul coy tee cokes ie rete Lrg eater ree 
Georze ; Pattinson | 0.7. stie swede ie viens eee cet nee cea at ego 


John. Mennell, President. 5... a5 ..1es1 seein: Nie aie eee ete 
George. CH Lang, Vice-President = .5. van. ate eer eee 
WH Schmalz, Manarerjsand 4lreasurer (ace eeee 10e oe ee 


Auditors: 


fA AE We a Fe eres Se en ce er ee 


o- 


ee 


ee 


ee 


ce 


e-. 


. Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Kitchener, 
Preston, Ont. 


Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 
Ont. 


Kitchener, Ont. 
Kitchener, Ont. 
Kitchener, Ont. 


Kitchener, Ont. 
Kitchener, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $211,681.39, Securities deposited at Provincial 


Treasury, $50,000. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917, 


oe 


ASSETS. 


Cash value oof real: estate cade serine creates Sire hee a RMA ee ce 
Amount of -mortegazes on (real Vestate wee. e eis ne eee eee ee eee eee eee 


Amount of debentures ($49,687.47, Ontario Government deposit) 
Cashion nhand at” Head (Office ta. area race eee ere ee 
Cash on deposit in Molsons Bank, Kitchener, Ont. (Deposit 


receipts, Ontario Government deposit) ...............06. 
Cash on deposit to Company’s credit in Merchants Bank 
Kitchener, Ont,, current account ..,....¢....06+; Poor 
Cash on deposit in Bank of Hamilton (Savings), Kitchener, Ont. 

as Molsons Bank *$ a 

ca zc Bank of Nova Scotia - se 

a as Bank of Toronto rh - 

3 a Union Bank of Canada “ is 


ore eee eae 


$2,571 6 


312 


32,180 
1,939 


5,801 ! 


598 
1,975 
240 


$100,999 05 
218,220 90 
264,855 94 


45,620 32 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 35 


PeuOUL Lead ie Ae Or ts DadaiCOR aT tac tirana Wn cr tte ass mig eon SEEN ee ple yk 8,047 19 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon . 
Siti CCRC el Lom LOVICUe hee ue eee ein eer Arcee ee We are kg fo ow oo nlete wares? en 211,681 39 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance 
of risks on cash system in force at 3ist December, 1917 ............., 12,062 32 
tA MILT age we iettcari ie a) Aen EP te a ei are e Sret ae ee Ceseepere h dor ti mene ass nen 9,196 42 
Office furniture and Goad’s plans (not extended) .......... $5,000 00 
PP OLA LO SOL Generis tata ees lotay tsa yeeaae Ok. ea shee Re tae et te SOA wt oe a lores $870,682 63 
LIABILITIES. 


Unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on all cash 


SyeLoMapOluciosainalOrces ales! sto December LOL § ac.2 wis cleo tcs' oa es ees $89,640 75 
MAIngiuoteOl OSSeSaSuUpPOSCUL OF TEPOTLCH. Gicl, dete foie as vle ood 6 ee six we eee Vinee le labeuene 2,208 50 
LOU al Lee rill Ut Cle Siete Mee cemetary erie my Fok Ve ciate A wc’ oe owes $91,849 25 
RECEIPTS, 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $43,967 24 
MeetmrCCel VOULaceiXel DAVINEULSVOLeLO LY pede ta th focus vii Pe bc ses vg eie.elbs $66,002 39 
si DLCMILUMI SOT CAST eL oy LET Mihir Geet nt ats ies oie cialis: cece ous (ore aia eie 111,311 72 
@ NEARER roe WG, co nar A PA cs CUE na Be ec So ee ee 31,173 85 
x agents’ balances of 1916 received in 1917 .............. 7,901 54 
o EG IILCUr ACC Olle LOSSe Ray ae cho ate steer cte eo aie seas Soe ca al div ge relia Me 9,139 29 
a LTANSLET OT CC Sere ee Ree Hoe ney ot kt aie oe ches cide a Hc Poe aR 176 25° 
oe SUE a we DLO ltl Wri Serpe rete eyo. ately b Wena ae Ore OT 1,385 15 

ck investment (not extended}: ............2..... $34,090 82 
FLOUR WESC COLD CS eats eaten erica, cin es ere Sah RG aka ovata ovens $227,090 19 

EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for investigation and adjustment of claims and travelling 


CX PCN SCS eee ae sce ols Se Stee eres Ue arate maces Rretene $1,513 36 
a Comnirssion stowa rents: Se. 5 unas aon. oe ee eee eee 29,337 99 
e statutory assessment and license fee .............. 240 06 
mt TPG iar Sita less CA X Meas. ecai te ate eee hee te eee ne a 322 37 
¢ printing, .stationery and. advertising. ...%...s200.2... 2,498 00 
t Patriotic Fund, Red Cross and other war donations 11,375 00 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 21,526 92 
sa postage, telephone, telegrams, express and exchange 1,614 39 
¢ fuel e ients ANd WALI on cic alt aC ie ee airs dia. « 877 38 
x taxes (municipal and government) ................ 2,420 74 
EVER COSLGS Thee ce cro ehtcoeree cre eat Re Pree hey! tees 99 46 
3 Bradstreet’s, caretaker, repairs to building, bond, 

sundry aNnUesundricny tater e eee ON ees 4,032 39 


Total expenses of management ..... [Oa ondiey Guero $75,858 06 


B 36 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid.for losses which occurred prior 1071910 \ 3 s- ao eee a 4,754 19 
7 losses which occurred during. 1917 3. a. oe accuse ee 55,743 25 
* re-insurancer <u Some ca Oe ee Bee eee 20,090 29 
‘i rebate, abatement, and returned premiums ............ 12,646 O1 

> investments *(not extended) ............. $90,436 13 
Total--expenditure = %)....5 sae n ae cise aes cera ee eer etre eee $169,091 80 


| SAR ERR STR 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total. 
IVETIUUT AL Soe ceecteie cad te ws etd od cee sia vals ROSA LE alee ee $5,400,750 00 $5,400,750 00 
REL VEU gy Uae ae ae ee AEP a Pron epee fk gr $4,778,249 00 16,263,012 00 21,041 261 00 

CL OLALS ea het a kien ovecraunrere aaah $4,778,249 00 $21,663,762 00 $26,442,011 00 


Re-insurance. 


RSLS TUT le ise aac aceey agewrin aie ca Mig eceions ta ec metataike cs $1,551,856 00 $790,926 00 $2,342,782 00 


Net risks carried by Company, 3ist De 
COTMDET A 6) OUT Wester eae eke ere sat eee eee ei $3,226,393 00 $20,872,836 00 $24,099,229 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Fire Risks—Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 ..........4. Se ae cana emai oped $5,399,890 00 
Policies new ‘and renewed during ASt? sg eters ee tee 1,155 2,169,986 00 
Gross -number <during 191 Tein: orc le cess ce esi tae eae 4,294 $7,569,876 00 
Less’ expired and cancelled; inv 1917) cian. eee et ee 1,215 2,169,126 00 
Net risks in force on mutual system, 3lst December, 1917 .... 3,079 $5,490,750 00 

Fire Risks—Cash System. Number. Amount. 
Policies ‘in’ force *sist-December 31916 foe oe ee ee 17,408 $20,927,548 00 
Policies new and: renewed: durine 1917.25. ee eee 6,439 8,351,745 00 
Gross: numbers during) 917 ee eee «.- 238,847 $29,279,293 00 
Less/expired and. cancelled in 1917 @ seasnae ee ee ee 6,552 8,238,032 00 
Net risks in force on eash system, 31st December, 1917 ...... 17,295 $21,041,261 00 


BuSsINEsSs TRANSACTED: 


General Fire Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


to “ASSESSMEN thor oils ced S «aie See eee eee oe $336,165 93 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments© levied V5.5: fees. 005s ater pine Satape terme ea enenae tae re age et 211,681 39 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 132,767 71 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 37 
GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, GALT. 
Commenced business 10th October, 1839. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
POOL Uae SO COLUM he te ie dy asi ss vids aha sen ential Cagtete a oct deur eee rin ar oY oak Galt, Ont. 
ROE, EL eV AL TIOC HI G9. Ttte helene Cie v1 ecdh. aia ct amet eeets, Coe ene wot A og. 6 er Galt, Ont. 
1b SS, a Ee ES ay 9 A ins gk ge an ALN ane re Me eng ee ee Galt, Ont. 
Me eT iOsan LET ULEPEl 1 emer seres eee. ake eilcte era tae ais oe of oa eo eralte eat ale iene islstas, se Galt, Ont. 
PME IGS VV O Teste opr cts cisraturatatah Tate a wuss ar sie eaeteole wee e Bitte GYeh Gut ite wleve.s Ayr, Ont. 
aa CONE iw Cr MOLL let oe tan eteanr strates tate nie y, ag “wh et aar wb etel Nie se Wie. ok ene Fa Guelph, Ont. 
VV MONG USD tata sence a od ai cas slarere lel ereiare Pabst Te eile onto Rs Toronto, Ont. 
BPN ENE ONS CIM ERIC Hegel hee tote he aah oie hie MeN eME SS vote Neve ate wie 6 ia Galt, Ont. 
SP AITO SL) Ok tLETIIEE fap, age eter tareteva Me eter Sereice ls MUeToietetchela Giere ale melas Saleld as Galt, Ont. 
Officers 
PEGUOTEMOCOLL presi GON de Sales sien. ee aa ees hts a eng ae ee Galt, Ont. 
rt tiem W OTnOCK \ 16G-F TESlOCllLiswamawne or ve Os eee ee bate ye oes Galt, Ont. 
Jen Mackendrick =Secretary-Treasurer Siuss senses ch cee wees Galt, Ont. 
Auditors: 
George C. Easton .......... at Ne Ne CO TO eee eo eee Galt, Ont. 
BART ee ELL a Tier ons cteisorie emotes, sis scans ewe styrene. © ENS tiaie ose hee Pete ae Galt, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $227,366.00. 
Securities in Treasury of Ontario, par value, $50,000.00. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Mena A Gr OL eT Or GCL ALG Bit 2 taki nns i etege so rebwin Wn Si prene eins wie ail h ota lvlere oneth, aa aatrne 
ME AE SOCULEL Hy Ve TRON LEAS Cot oor ovine, toch sooo vile ooo wo harp bidl Ala sche W)e%s Go's p ese eheratele 
Debentures ($50,000 deposited with Ontario Government) and Dominion 
POND CT Thee Sete ket recto aie sar ooo Fe ca ake hE wep bn Ste tre aba Gta ie ae 
Acina  caAct: Ole hand + at criead, “OMG! . yo. ei. > amb fo bare wieimrel ess alvlee $2,396 94 


Cash on deposit to the Company’s credit, not drawn against, in the follow- 
ing chartered banks: 

Merchants’ Bank, agency at Galt (current account) .. 3,595 04 

Merchants’ Bank, agency at Galt (savings account) .. 47,264 33 


Rrra ne Tee a TES. ATIC ack oheares 1 ah tons Pu einai wl staue d 2udl dias ase aicieae Ne pie aie heats) vb ve 8:> 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
Meranda rn Olt as LOVIC wey © on bee 30 4 Ne A ee ppt eTR RET erect a iets Ciced oa 
RETO OP ITITCLORTRACCEIIOG, fs 5 aero co a coke tee reat Been A ore ahs ce atoke. eG kw apes 
Amount of unearned part (50 per ae of premiums paid for re- insurance 
PICeASHnr Sheth Oleh al) ol St LCCOM DEEL oe flames piece toc, We bees sbeebs 


PEST bar GCL ee eae ce ee ene totes o's aba wb beware 


$30,000 00 
118,966 66 


501,153 47 


53,256 31 
915 90 


227,366 00 
11,111 98 


8,582 71 


$951,353 03 


B 38 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


LIABILITIES. 


Amount ofsupposedsor- reported. JOSS) seal. c eal eee tes eset Senge nee ee $4,100 00 

Amount of unearned premiums, being 50 per cent .of gross premiums on 
all cash system policies in force at 31st December, 1917 ....52....5-:.. | LIS 508ee— 
Total diabilitiese.. f2c< sees eae ce eee Oe ee $117,608 23 

RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $14,173 16 
Cash:recelyed as fixed) payments) OffL9L7> co nonee <. poses ge pee ee $72,765 61 
es fixed, payments: forvyears. priors to. 191%. eee ee 1,513 00 
* premiums On= CaShVSySLEM 1. aici e ra ale oun s<a 16, eietapsve ole een 134,527 26, 
f agents’ balances of)1916; received in 197i... ac, eee 2,451 83 
‘ interest (including erent) 2 se. se sreracieie ce oe ee eee 31,045 42 
oy re-insurance: on, JOSSegi sou aake sae seis eaves, enue Le eaten 11,790" 37 
trarisfers-f66s | an Sa eas ys rec ote ere Cie ate seal tela ee ee 204 03 

x from mortgage and debenture investments (not 

Extended?) Sesrks ero wemetant ss eee eae netee, $14,792 90 

Total recerpts (eatin h 6 wrccoth che ae tae ne rat ta es nO $254,298 62 
EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid’ for commission and bonus 10)agents se ee ee $35,525 21 
x fuel andtlights wana oe ees ae eee eer eae 121 -§2 
ae license fee andstatutory assessment .4......5..2..5 260 77 
“ fire "Marshal? taxa). cee tee i See eee ee 392 93 
oe printing, stationery and advertising —ian a. eee 1,728 25 
taxes (Government and Municipal) 72222-...5..-. 2,350 05 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees <....2....5.... 19,254 62 
oy travelling EXDenses “120 ie oot ee cs wo Ree eh a eee 827 78 
is postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 1,608 48 
es investigation: Of -claimsan i: cue eee cotewe 569 17 
- incidentals? tes. ete ae eee Tee Ue ee ne 3,302 00 
Expenses Gf; managsenient sce non ce en eee ene ee ee $65,971 09 
Miscellaneous payments: ; 

Cash paid for losses whieh occurred during 1917 .............eees0ee 74,653 O1 
ts losses: which -oceurred prior 100.917. es ee er es 1,743 00 
. re-insurance “premillMs ae ew oe eee ee ne ee 21,844 85 
- rebate, abatement and returned premiums ............ 5,909 39 
* refund to mémberss 720). ee ae So oR eee 15,085 31 
me building account (head “ofite) age. uie e ee eee e 8,499 8&7 

s purchase of securities (not extended) .... $36,301 25 


$193,706 52 


OLEATE LS A 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B39 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total, 
RGU ETi tate re ina SIA A ee Ste a oie eth Ce olot $5,630,158 33 $5,630,158 33 
SEEMS Gre ae. ad SIRS ae akin Sew le eae $5,527,957 07 19'502,.837 11 25,030,794 18 

Totale cal? See Pees D0,Dz 000 OF $25,132,995 44 $30,660,952 51 
Re-insurance, 

REIT AG VECOTIT OC err te Sa ae Paar are ch dete ariees $813,605 05 $813,605 05 

Pe SIPOR VS LOIIL Maile ote, cole ferc oa Wh elisa s) hi aiey nce $474,550 49 1,313,280 46 1,787,830 95 

Total re-insurance ...... $474,550 49 $2,126,885 51 $2,601,436 00 


Net risks carried by company 31st De- 
EME Ld. O than, wre he senile shale ol erin $5,053,406 58 $23,006,109 93 $28,059,516 51 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


System of Insurance. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies inectorces- ol st. December, LOLG. 2 So. andes nen we eae 3,041 $5,693,057 33 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 +... eb. ect 1,063 2,087,266 66 
RGT Oem Uitet (UTI OL Od) mulove fet higs 6 oes oe cosets oe no eae 4,104 $7,780,323 99 
Seecceexpiredrand. cancelieduimelol iia. tev eats s 6 ae ene Selene ya: 2,150,165 66 
Net risks in force on mutual systems, 31st December, 1917 .. 2,963 $5,630,158 33 

Cash System. Number. Amount. 
Pouciestin. (oree., 51st. December, 1916. 03 loses lene Sans 13,752 $23,168,989 22 
Policies new and Tene wed: during O17) elie etek che slew ele > oe 6,195 10,534,565 24 
SAYS ES Fagh ee ota aM Rig MES oe es Ee ne nS 19,947 $33,703,554 46 
PeEceeSDiITOd ANU WCANCOLMCH Tbe LOL fore sca a chescun ees any wie oe cee» 5,301 8,672,760 28 
Net risks in force, on cash system, 31st December, 1917 ...... 14,646 $25,030,794 18. 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED: 
Genera] Fire Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three year risks, 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


CHES a Fe PEPOP EN VEVCVAN Se Siig 2 ae Na 2 tek ARE RR DR Mi it rg 2 gn, Poade NO OI i I ani Oo a $369,863 00 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

SPSL SERP TY on nee UTE ATE W nigh MEST Ny ty Algerie Re SE Far Rect = AOS os Ri Oe na ee oO 227,366 00 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 143,144 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
SARI eCO LS ESL LIOCOUIDEl: ) LULL (in nr omiaiiit co coslgk shige ats soe arolele eo 4s 28,628 80 


B 40 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PERTH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, STRATFORD. 
Commenced business 1st December, 1863. 


—_—_—. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
WT DAVISON ®: cies o:csie's. ain ape ele po earete Wl eth adn ie BREN e ape eta pe tes Stratford, Ont. 
Gee McPherson; KiCy st ieee ie eee ee reset eee eee eae Stratford, Ont. 
Geo awe Hamilton’ 2.5... --e.. Be Goat's jo'ete 4 + ain penhaglebe teeta cee Stratford, Ont. 
SONW I BLOWN, «abe ce eveccece oe Sy idee ahaa cae ate tert caret ta iat: men cme Stratford, Ont. 
GharlésPackerts.. S scticsds cies crerapehe ic sete ee is eae te eter eae ear eet ee Stratford, Ont. 
JrmAas robertson, MID. asa oe ana ce oye ee perstctten ame ener ane coca Stratford, Ont. 
THOMAS WILTON oe se ables ee ee Oia, ea ein tete ts Mae Ge tenes Stratford, Ont. 

J AINCS 24) OOS 5'sicre a wee hore oe Wie ROPE a Loe teen TORN sheet is enema tae Mitchell, Ont. 
Andrew cKubry oe Ra oe toe ca ee ee ip eee ee Stratford, Ont. 
Officers: 

Wm, Davidson. Presld@nty ch icsccrndse es sseeusietebecte sista Betas item Stratford, Ont. 

G.’G.-McPherson, K.C.,. Vice-President 2... 7.Gisest a ence eee Stratford, Ont. 

Charles *Packert.“Manager Wisc. fees oe eee Stratford, Ont. 

George” Kay *Secretary. cass ore oncc ch chan cleus) atm a ORT ee dicen eer an cee Stratford, Ont. 
Auditors: 

James —Bennoch Garon. acai ole ioren 6 sleet vey etiece att at aee ane entero Stratford, Ont. 
Wai Irwite . ssc 8 ee ae eee ra ae ee ee ee ee eee Stratford, Ont. 
Deposited in the’ Treasury, Of CONUALIO = fies ss oe alee ee teen ea eee eee $50,000 00 
Unassessed premium: note-capital = oa. e sss ek as othe eet a ota Sia) veer are 172,421 15 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Gast, value. of real estate ». Puce ege syed ca oer eile keh «anne ce eee eee $11,164 30 
Cash *value of. miorteages sic’: deus co bi ore tetaas hist anaes ta ean ees ee 116,825 00 
Value of municipal debentures and Canada War Loan ($50,000 Ontario 
Government; deposit). 16000 Geer ae aeaee sate tte eit cee eee ie ete 407,562 52 
CashiatvHead Office se .5s6% 5 26 oe eee ee re ee et ee $4,841 98 
Cash deposited in Royal Bank, Strattord % s--ee 2 ee ee 2,946 36 
Cash deposited in Canadian Bank of Commerce, Stratford, Ont. 12,477 61 
Cash deposited in Merchants’ Bank, Stratford .............06- 18,401 82 
_— 38,667 77 
Cash in agents’ hands acknowledged by them to be due, and considered good 4,704 13 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon | 
and assessments levied ........ ‘el 5 25 Ute Ee Ce ew lee ee 172,421 15 
Amount of rée-ingurance’ on losses ~..-;..244 aa eaneeeetee ce se ee 1,230 00 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premium paid for re-insurance | 
of risks on cash system in force at 31st December, 1917 .............. 7,154 64 
TOTAL ASHES sais Sis 555 dhs Se 0 0-c lees ee OL een ote ee $759,729 51 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCH. B41 
LIABILITIES. 
POH Ee UleLOsses eb DPOSOUT Orsrepolced mi tins galt tha es Hd ale nah e065 Sd sate $5,528 00 
Amount of unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on 
all cash system policies in force 31st December, 1917 ................ 83,017 93 
PPOtAL IIA DALI LLG mcr cae tient te eters rea Aa ce ears acne ns erste Wes Sle $88,545 93 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $22,488 71 
mieeelecolveovac sus ety DAYINGNUSs CUCOI! ci Od ten ye cts ce ent creer giv, cts s aca ole $55,873 17 
ay FOLSVreIMluMNs Onecashs SV slog 0s ees oe es vlc eo fed | Goose 
) TOPBIULEL ES byes prc ee eee shePe cent OLN Ter ete Gy oPe io ect oot ¢ 29,952 02 
i LoOrere-insurances on account. of) |Gsses.0. 7 ate se ee ee ch 11,586 28 
- extra premiums and endorsement fees .................. 626 91 
a agents’ balances of 1916 received in 1917 .............. 6,691 12 
3 pM ERA Rb eo - e Sieh er RR ik AiR ie ee ar REIN Paha eit kd. Ln aye ee ge 200 00 
ie MOTtSaves INSUTANCE wt oh re oe Eo ee ee ee 197 66 
ty from investments (not extended) .......... $44,152 32 
PP OULAIEECOCE] DU SAMCr Geet cavt ge tenor orrree Bk conch nct aP ake Peni cise eel oe ee oe $196,710 18 
EXPENDITURE. 
lixpenses of management: 
aoa Gee LOM COM MISS! ON lO A SCD LS wate aeetal cLelstctcnsteparsce ions ake fielas es store ect $28,066 39 
a TE WE COSLOtes tte Cote ref eee Coie Ses sateae Stic ciate ions eta 28 00 
= STALULOLY. asSCSSNICNEL ANG LiCCNSG. wace. hide sts sete cre eee 259 32 
oh DPC MIMIAT SIAL Ss Vase he cere he cee eee ch ene aaa e nea rica eax taeke ee 265 24 
7 investigation and adjustment of claims .............. 871 00 
A taxes (Government and Municipal) .................. 1,409 69 
“s Salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................. (17,577 80 
i printing. stationery and advertising «2... 70.7 cies 1,575 12 
. LFAVOLINE SeXDENSCS Mee ce as ee ts ne cle Hews asia. ecletone ce 608 15 
ms postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............ 1,075 22 
Hg PUGIR ATI Ce IST baer Mass te cake che te, Sees eee bare onda 192 44 
‘ GX CH ANS Greate crete cho eto ohe rene eee Menta clei e Waele eraveee ease 206 88 
oa CoP OULEK Cl pee err ete ee re ee eae cha ah aie lail ae eer aber Eee 182 00 
f: MIOFCATL CH Gr a2 CNG Y ee rts ere tene, cares aisle ocebels eouee eo eens eee eee 50 00 
* WELL eT LOS are ree eeie rors clsreda. cos cutas teks MAE x ac oPe adel he eae eta een 414 
a BULLGINSerepall Sartee ore eae cco eee eae ee eee 193 15 
i SPECIALS TAL Weert ee faces cies ctere! sic fakin sea hale ee chan Ciatate seonea ee 200 00 
os Hondsa( Omeialv and agents) iy iecc scene ote e+ olsen s, aoe ctenone 52 50 
ce (FOVETNNTENTArePOre- LOG ce se cules wcisie wel bata ete ence esheets 5 00 
* AA Wit ALLENLI OTe irasts = seotoed cae) cake ote alt een a ara. pera ca, a eee 21 45 
‘ MUA BUNUCrWrilershrre es. os sic cei eel st ties we reais etna 10 00 
+ Sundry. and supplies: Expenses v.51. on ce eee vie eee 110 49 
roLals ES Penses Of. MAaNaseMent? a. ois soc erectses See se. Sele > $52,963 98 
Miscellaneous payments: 
(ash- paidafor losses which occurred prior toel9lie tos... se wa 1,131 18 
= ToSssese WICK: OCCUITEC IN ibe lide ten na eee ciefests dts cae 66,934 48 
+ TO-ANSUTANCOM sees chore nore ete eee nee erste oa ee 8a esp ayhie es we 18,250 15 
‘ TODELOS Bee aa rake ears ee ae re eee Lib a ate oo & 4,903 6E 
of investments (not extended) ................ $80,500 00 
Total expenditure 44 


re WIgta bait ot. thaaeiar Vs Rake en Ear ee CRE ae $144,183 


B 42 THH REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total. 
IMEC Te tats oe aie Fe i Can a wee wt eee peg eae $11,935,020 00 $11,935,020 00 
Oe is eee eke oe os en canes haps eas, The ap many $3,944,266 00 15,127,209 00 19,071,475 00 

LOtals wisreeer cei © ake $3,944,266 00 $27,062,229 00 $81,006,495 00 


ROP TLE ILGL betes eet hateia ate oz ane CbeiG o e.o’s shoe. «fone, ative ween eer eee eer $1,924,754 00 $1,924,754 00 
ID PEIER Ti GES AaNSs I als iets ota ena $546,729 00 1,491,893 00 2,038,622 00 
LOUAIS Meauents:Mevets < e vuecae tienen eet $546,729 00 $3,416,647 00 93,963,376 00 


Net risks carried by Company, 31st 
DECEMPEr aL U.atek che ce chee aoe $3,397,501 00° $23,645,582 00. $27,043,119,00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in -forcecs lst: December. £9162 gees chelate ere ee eee ste $11,305,516 00 
Policies new and renewed during > TO17 co oe 25 vs see stale ae ete eto 1,966 4,714,160 00 
Gross "number Qurin es) 9115 ee. ese ees eco neuen tei ie ene eee TAAL $16,019,676 00 
Bess-expired’ and «cancelled in 191 (0 en ees Ae en! 4,084,656 00 
Net risks in force on mutual system, 31st December, 1917 .... 5210 $11,935,020 00 

Cash System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in. force, 3ist December, /t91Gs sia ecu a ee ote Fey 3 12,851 $17,379,407 00 
Tolcies new and renewed. during 419l() 2 ee eee ee ‘ 1452, 10,267,540 00 
Gross *number: during LOL she vee orc tos Catches ee ee 20,603 $27,646,947 00 
bess expired and cancelled singi01 7 oes cee ee ee 5,849 8,575,472 00 
Net risks in force on cash system, 31st December, 1917 ...... 14,754 $19,071,475 00 


oceans SaG a EIR eaEED 
BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY COMPANY: 
General Fire Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


LEVEL SGOAS MOTI Gy cce ais lao aiese 4G ccptete Peee aie < cone ee SAR SUPA pee eI Ee CAN, $280,032 68 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

BSSPSSMENTSIACVICK filo oo nis ale aisve Bs ede serene ISN eee nn os nee ee a 172,421 15 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .............i..-. 108 0 Tie 


Cashspaig. up. toss lst December, 191% 42. Wo ee eee ee 21,606 84 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCH. B43 
WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, WATERLOO. 
Commenced business 7th May, 1863. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: f. 
Re CME L CLIC Leite oe ae ray ic oak wre vatoue Seces Gev Pe Okan lvoe unser cistn a hood yo Waterloo, Ont. 
PRIOR SIMPER OUT Thre tee tae etc fa teene fees te ale cra onc aiea tar tela arenaes. ails erateaker More Preston, Ont. 
RAMS LEVINE STON ee hairs tee hala acl eierec neat Me Rar A PWEE ae Loner Baden, Ont. 
Peer aE Lec VV CL ake te che fate eats ar ets oer ee Hore ane PCE caatohe Son lig Bop operate Ne Waterloo, Ont. 
Reba eM eS LC ST tre tl eee tree en here eter ewiere cs els ietaeve tae Waterloo, Ont. 
PmECO Warum OTTO DSO Mate. dies Heres eae em AG as aero ete Guelph, Ont. 
ee ry A ty Em ane cota phenomena, aa Netaeiet cg clot Melis oracle talc as ial weil eae ares Preston, Ont. 
PUIGRATCsOSCIINGT 2.12 wa wasce ce nlscate « oop sates oig eee Sie oh ee ers Siw ares stents Waterloo, Ont. 
Lia VARS ID Whig Spe ae i Pee ean then rcs PRE Se re A gk Waterloo, Ont. 
Officers: 
eC EDC le EP LESIOCU tes urease oe ae a hee et A ah orskaaee 3 Waterloo, Ont. 
Pet aitats Wy Mate LOGE TESIC GE bye at als 'u'e crete sc wee « be Sree wheres Preston, Ont. 
ees VL V Ce TETI NLS VI ATI CY) a ete onecarey aie rece o emese oo at eae wake ial So eet At ane Waterloo, Ont. 
Auditors: . 
SRUIVIMOOOULL YW to A tate oe. ee eres he eh icl fale, o'o eww She! # a Oo Nata seats »..Aitchener, Ont. 
13, SEWING furs Gidea ans: Sica tea eerste oO S| Rm Pe RIO Kitchener, Ont. 
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Unassessed premium note capital, $242,803.13. { 
Securities deposited in Treasury of Ontario, par value, $50,000.09 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
MMC Igo MT ECA LTCHUALE ie he ce os chs ele wcll OE ous mpl oid ole ee we iene $30,000 00 
i PILOCES Ce Cee er tee Soe eka a shy 0 ke i drake cree ais penal erect siete 15,100 00 
3 bonds, debentures and securities ($50,000 Ontario Govern- 
AYTVORUEEC CHOSUL Vo reeye os asatc Wie i aselems. stvinlo l= in fle ate aig ona Pee OOD.2400 6) 
Sree a Ee COAG LOUICE «cae os a2 5 xt ae ore, sc Foe o's econ Bleue $3,380 99 
Cash on deposit to Company’s credit, not drawn against, in 
Pele ite Esa tlio WW LCT LOOU .0.e . ofocie eacond nar aim, oj lsljons wie ene lene 12,920 16 
Cash on deposit, not drawn against in Bank of Commerce, 
TE aY TCV em Ce Ree Fish e ae aos, SATs play wea e eealake tes 5,208 84 
Cash on deposit, not drawn against in Bank of Toronto, 
Cre 62S Ma eR OI at ee SPR ee Aer tie AN Say ter, A A La 5,203 27 
SS 26,713 26 
Cash in agents’ hands acknowledged by them to be due and considered 
ear ae Mt Pe 3 gh? ioc hunts aia >, Ata ermetalecattts SAIN wre Vo gw ocleoeis si disce 4,526 58 
Amount of short date notes or due bills .............. PP les ertctn & aie ne meee s 612 31 


Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
OA SAAT EECA Ce a PQ BET Pe ea ir eric ee an a 


242,803 138 


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Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance 


of risks on cash system in force at 31st December, 1917 .............. 9,517 -79 
Amount of accruedsinterest..<e a... o/s ee pee sf nek eee 19,578 33 
Office furniture and Goad’s plans (not extended) ............ $5,398 88 

Total “assets . =... Soon OOo a nn nSCnn nnn Snnnn nnn nnn inna $984,097 O01 
LIABILITIES. 
AMOUNE Of UNPaid. LOSSES” claverers ORE a arey ce eee ene aegis ite see rec eee $8,986 77 
34 unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on 
all cash system policies in force at 31st December, 1917 ...... 137,514 88 
Total liabilities 232 274... See . eee ee ees ee). Skee eee $146,501 65 
RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $18,095 23 
Gash receivedsas_ fixed: payments.01 191 fans oa ae oye ae ee a ree $78,549 05 
e Premiums On Cash, SVsSteme ss oe eis eee ee eee eee 138,601 84 
* agents? balancesvofi91lG received sin: 1917se ne ee ee 10,777 03 
i TON Gs Sais eS eee ere eee oe Fe eee 240 00 
4 INECYOBL. yo cose vce Resp ats ese a aha el tne eee: Snes CES ene pee 47,462 64 
de re-insllrance von losses Bove scree cee che ae eee 9,429 95 

* _ from matured investments (not extended) .. $34,419 79 
Total: receipts (sos. ees heen > Sou Ste ts ate tssiane aes Ee Cre eee eee $285,060 51 

EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid for commission or bonus to agents .................... $32,558 35 
law COStS a. oak fete cts obra eer ocels ede alate Rie eer Rule enna 72 00 
af furelvand ight vic. eee eh ee ree cee eee ee ee 630 01 
ot investigation and adjustment of claims ...:.....-.. 1,011 58 
Interest esa ae fe wi ae Siete Nees ero carne aah ree Re ee 4,276 39 
sy statutory assessment and license fee ............... 367 25 
“s fire “Marshal * taxes. oo ce wee ee eee oe cee 373 80 
taxes “(Government and Municipal). .2...5. 0... Lisson 
os printing, stationery and advertising ............... 3,097 89 
i salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 20,812 66 
5 postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 1,466 50 
" OEXCHAMZ®e oO ci sie ee aie a lecele mus sea tiie aes ate erate nee 422 81 
nt travelling: -EXpensGs ie ccs. = we sts teen heats ene orc nunc nee eee 1,304 11 
is Janitor bo po Fee ea oak cake ee cues oe ete Ae siete ocenetieteitare 300 00 
<< TEPAlrs: Se. Pe tee watt eta tate tele agin ae an che ee ee 1,533 47 
INSUPA LCE? 2 a Mle aera otere cele, <dorato sie eioks ete oye Ee is abet nee 133 42 
se Patriotic “Fuand: vee ot.c eee eee ee eee 4,050 00 
=f Underwriters “Association (22.0 cece pte ae oe ee 1,955 26 
cs other @xpengese: 7. o's San Wes cage tae» bee Olesen 830 97 


Total expenses of management es i.ce og a eet ales a cial sisietete tates $76,715 44 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 45 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Gash paid’ for losses-which occurred -<prior to L917 wo... eee ec eee 11,604 42 
¢ LOSAGS LWihiCh “OCCUrTeds GULrIN SL 9NT faeces toe aye she's Bs 8 see 83,411 74 
‘ PEL NSUL AD. CG meee een eis me he hele eRe ocak Bla twin Sete 0s sehr ere Gre ianies 27,792 06 
rebate, abatement and returned premiums ............ 13,781 41 
% GUC ee eae fan ee PR Picse cient tie ane cla eras! ht oie neva ea 

i. investments (not extended) .............. $97,224 45 
FDOUR Ure DONC CLIT Om crite tere oe tere te es eect alee aed Goa cr Rete a Cat $213,637 82 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total. 
COO LSSA URE once gs See 070 Sie ian ios Oa A We an re $10,578,602 00 $10,578,602 00 
er My oan ee ee ate Gok ee Song ot Rw elie be $4,292,592 00 27,622,118 00 31,914,710 00 
NT OLAL IME eee eae $4,292,592 00 $38,200,720 00 $42,493,312 00 
Re-insurance, 
OE EIGME gal Rh IRE clays WR on Pon re Ee pe ees an aM aaa ae Ara $1,915,498 00 $1,915,498 00 
Pe IE acts eos + cto hated. cn OU oe Mee eet $216,891 00 1,943,870 00 2,160,761 00 

UOC lieve ste vie stra cas tenes $216,891 00 $3,859,368 00 $4,076,259 00 

Net risks carried by Company, 31st 
PBC DET SC LOL Lint caetye fe ele aoe s $4,075,701 00 $34,841,352 00 $38,417,053 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number, Amount. 
PwMriconinetorce cist. December,.1916) . 25, ci decec wake uk ane 4,411 $10,855,483 00 
moles new and renewed during 1917 2. oc. sec na eee ee ee 1,674 3,757,052 00 
rT OCT eC MTT OML OL (eer fr. «8 tele aiden vtekors ecw ao cies Sc epee 6,085 $14,612,535 00 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 ..... A ase aU ae 4,033,933 00 
Net risks in force on mutual! system, 3lst December, 1917 .... 4,053 $10,578,602 00 

Cash System. Number. Amount. 
meviieseins1orce cist December, 1916)... i. 624. ees dae 3% 25,234 $31,041,941 00 
memriessneweand renewed: GUring 1917 2.00 joes. te he tee te 11,872 15,637,991 00 
EMI SOMEE LETC LMM UT II! Seek OL deste tare sro u10 sieeve aie os shan + ble apes oie soe hs 37,106 $46,679,932 00 
meme cnired and cancelled sin 19170... ce. se te ewes seein 11,818 14,765,222 00 
Net risks in force on cash system, 31st December, 1917 ...... 25,288 $31,914,710 00 

c PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally liable 


ced UCTECSSESST ARENT a, Beth 2h ie ile re re Ia area le a A hal eat rani $401,753 05 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments levied ..... Pe or a rare Boies ar Bes ee Ne 242,803 13 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ............,.... 146,759 10 


Payments on premium notes of 1917 including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES: INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 


B 52 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE CORPORATION. 
STOCK AND MUTUAL. 


HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. 


Commenced .business 8rd August, 1886. 


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Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Wrank Russill - ss ivi :xcccsvew cae ae sw eges Mitieteieis oan oteies et ate ots Meena me eee Toronto, Ont. 
ELS DiGEDDY “ooo ne 6 occloieiesels ale calc cuore © nieve ahs ietete cee akota sentetelc tenth tir emeens ene Toronto, Ont. 
RUE SW AIGILO Ha are oo oie suscersval aly ate Mbecenntolate sremaucie mustanee lavere ecete sree atone eneene Toronto, Ont. 
Bre COLT RAK Cue eR nooo ears es, oy een siete sets geen Takats Sinem cue ee eet rea Toronto, Ont. 

FEH ETON s GIDSOM wa wiessnsoiesouscausne ne ereeaae beseusctusunisies to eNele eilone eaters oie ets ete eee Toronto, Ont. 
MTOR = WalMSIGY wii cote ed ee oo des Peal eee Oe ee Toronto, Ont. 
Officers: 

Frank Russill, President ............ PR kp ih lh a Sg BON is Bon on ch Toronto, Ont. 

Hay DD Eby;:-Vice-President © 2.4 2 vu sem cieetcaiio siete Sicete eee eee Toronto, Ont. 
Walmsley and Chipman, Joint Managers..........e.e0-++ eeeseees Toronto, Ont. 
Arthur: Dwyer, Secretary @.. 0. ¢chiacw ee cars wc ie scene c ctetene atreex tears Toronto, Ont. 
Auditors: 

As Ce t Neff, BiG Ae iar wi aiern bt aa are terete nt elemental yee ee Toronto, Ont. 
Oscar’; Hudson, -A.C. AN ey Riise wm ocetetae aaerele cians islaxe nactee ieee Toronto, Ont. 
Authorized capital. stock). cc oc ce eee cue cleiaie ooetaene eluents eet eae een eee $250,000 00 
SSTLDSCTUDEC a. > tact ole sje eee ame Neel cao rece eee a rece ne eee cee ete ees er fee 87,300 00 
PAT) UD) giro wren is Sele ed lak Sees eine hectic cue as eee ene re ee eee 43,650 00 
Securities deposited in Treasury of Ontario’. ....44 0.505 eee eee 26,292 00 
Unassessed _premium note: capital 2% secs cere ars ties ees tenets ete er en eee 6,454 12 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Call loans-on municipal debentures! -<. veiee ainsi rete ates eee ee ee $10,114 00 
Municipal debentures and Canada War Loan owned (Government deposit 

BLS 94:28 ee yan Wie’ als oles sale natn ateae tees Sopot ara er Shay cay ti tate ta ernest te tiene ee 68,275 91 
Cashy at sn6ad (OMCE —..6 cies On wre vce Rete ene $1,706 98 
Casi iinastandarde Bank, Loronto 0... ee ene ieee 10,482 72 
Cash on deposit, Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation .... 7,957 17 
Cash on deposit in Canada Permanent Mortgage Corpora: 

tion -( Government: deposit). +) 2. 22. eee ee ee $10,000 00 


30,146 87 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bebe 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon, and assessments levied ............... m, $6,454 12 
Less residue of premium notes for re-insurance .............. 388 08 
ee $6,066 04 
eel iT RAP CIS MAING eae aod AB ee ORT et a See clin @ abvene® 4,998 47 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insur- 
SUCerOLoTisksiin) 1Orce, at oll, December, LOTT enh are crore wee a eros tere 4,453 03 
Perera OTS OCETUCG? INCETCSU 3 key cg bctas ala Ge eats AN hae ites eres Sooke sca e os 1,270 84 
erases tise Cts CXTCU COU tee cance cle chicka arde cio hormesis $2,016 14 
HOVETH WSR “eel te aig ay MIG RTA 7 Tam Ha AES, eee So cr Ace hn i $125,325 16 
Peer CUCU ULLAL PSLOCKEUICALLCG get. cute eke abeke lcd wie bi woeib sy Guake mek ete oe cos cate $43,650 00 
LIABILITIES. 
SMe OTELOSSClEA CO IILSLOUEE tts ter eee tie Coe se a coe LS ek eeelaeeh.oe dees meate > $1,360 46 
RMON Le OLestipposed £0T4 TEPOTteds LOSSES. fi s.c + crn. wisie ois cde lene ies Wie leie eca/ viele ela’ « 4,038 29 
Unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on all cash 
mE SLeNIeDOMCICS tin tOrcerat, ol Sts DCCEMDET, 1 OL (ore chcac ee ore csr iets wes 67,410 57 
ROS AEN GN RN GATT Seca Scie ih) cin Se onto Ga Sci cea aya tah hea ee aC a 308 73 
Tien Weliabilitics etom publics ment teckel, chet S| Ce Sa 18608 
“Liabilities to shareholders: 
Bee CLOCK Meters we ciets ice «cers ie ctdets car winctorio nie ec rae iss ess ORD Ces $43,650 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 21st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $24,126 63 
ee CELT Cus Ol XK OUe DAY NICHES, C80.) (irr. cers yelc a tere aie g Scr sos aise 4 snd aha: bopse a, 3 Siw $6,644 95 
ik fixed payments due in TLOGeRVCATS? fe anatral a. oes oha whe to Shee pie 534 64 
rh DEOMI SPO mCA cas WEULCIIL Met ne ce Gres orcteceioterc wis cls a2 wale 103,359 34 
4 RIRLOT CS La reat scheme te Me art ree ee tg Kn avian co's “ey sitet vata a leis, Cate a 4,911 61 
* TEIN SUra Com Ole OSSES Bn ys steers SO os rare), «sisi chs) ohas «hats ew on 9,494 19 
“ Av enim Dalances: Olwlos6 TeECelrved In) LOLT ‘lice sterner 15,290 98 
i on account of debentures and loans on 
debentures (not extended) ............. $17,531 66 
AREER oC oa CAO ere che Shee aaah Patch cer wri ar Rea eek ae ree ere a taped ae SR) 4 $140,235 71 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Pes Or COMIMUESIONSLOI OL COLS© cr calaeere ote soi wien ce msc dite oteds ate aeeas $29,503 97 
a PSinvestigation and adjustment of claims =... ar--.....s.+ 2,219 55 
4 statutory assessment and license fee .\................. 442 71 
LPAY OLIN e EX PENSOS o/s ts oi cha clark she rerols ee erenare ast oaene Soe: ate ct 143 80 
af TOUT Hie sk ARO ee Ad eal Re ae OE aera ess a 400 00 
+ Salaries directors? and -andilors 3 lOesier anc tera ses tks -hv sie 3 « 3,425 00 
af Orinting: stationery. alld «AG vertisingia sa kad. cere chee» oe 386 62 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............. 271 05 
taxes (Government, and. Municipal wees cae Gru es ys ne e's 2,007 07 
: GEG Wares aaa? staat ts ues ot ons, RAC M eRe eM coy Sats so saile RSIS we» 5 00 
Titaiwox DONSChe Ole MANA POMOI. se cmtclat cin weaghis siF eel atre a. 0: ciate $38,504 77 


B 54 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid for losses which occurred prior tovl9lije.e in 2. ot eee $5,838 03 
: losses which cceurred durings 1917 a0 vices wrreniete ieee 68,871 95 
Py TPE-INSUPANCE 26 sce eo weds cee oer ine ate oie iste tel nt ee 9,122 04 
e TODAS 2 ee ve isda aaaie “eo weal aie ttle eto tg ees Bene tates ene eee 10,703 69 
cs Aividends 2 oH ecis eke woes. peene ans we eiee eee ale ee eee ce ogee 2,173 50 
- investments (not extended) ............. ne b0s00L 010 
" other “expendittire: oe.t3o cua oe oie oie eee ie OEP cers 470) 40 
TOtal ios sao Glech cs 5 creda erode We Cee Tarts aaa ote ete ieee ee geo $135,684 38 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total. 
NSW RT ENE lg ge SAN rect oar ee a HO $509,380 0062 Cae ie ee eeu $509,387 00 
ASIA Rete ck ae erase hic + at Cie Cheat eee ated Ne gaits 7,859,556 00 $8,218,686 00 16,078,242 00 

TT Otal Gass en. pete eae eet $8,368,943 00 $8,218,686 00 $16,587,629 00 


MULUAL ere cho ee eee foe ete as tee $6831.90 00 esi ee eee $68,190 00 
CaS Al elt cei rate! cca sen eee ee rere 572,347 00 $184,145 00 © 756,492 00 
Total re-insurance ....... $640,537 00 $184,145 00 $824,682 00 


Net risks carried by company, 31st 
December: (19) is 24a ee oe $7,728,406 00 $8,034,541 00 $15,762,947 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System. ; Number. Amount. 
Policies sin force s3ist2 December jel 91 Geren roe eee 261 $549,064 00 
Policies néewvand “rene wedsauring soll)... 6 eee one te eee 266 522,553 00 
Gross ‘numbers LOU Tia eteeck sees es lie se ee ee ee een eee 527 $1,071,617 00 
Less expired’ and “cancelled in eL9liae eee eee eee 269 562,230 00 
Net risks in force on mutual system, 3lst December, 1917 .... 258 $509,387 00 

4 Cash System. Number. Amount. 
Policies*in<torce 3lst December a 1916 ieee nce Gini stents ae ree 32,917 $13,861,225 00 
Policies new and ‘renewed: during 31917 9. ne ieee ele ete ee 24,512 13,093,446 00 
Grogs number" during. 1917 a)... ve ceteris ate eee ea eee 57,429 $26,954,671 00 
Less expired: and, cancelled int191% .eeane eke eeeeeeeces ratte 20,763 10,876,429 00 
*Net risks in force on cash system, 31st December, 1917 ...... 36,666 $16,078,242 00 


*In Ontario, $14.646,133.00. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 


Or 
Ot 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED: 
General Fire Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


« 


One-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company and legally 


PERC mt OS A SCCSSTIICT Um cin ehe woes ters: ae oe sachet ree Sealant ae omcrele,re Guablete i Rabinc™s $12,908 24 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ASC SSI LESLEY LOC E eta ee ate Lone stench leet a vate MleimeC ee ed el clin cu" A Bye ehe ante <he 6,454 12 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 13,181 06 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes: 


CASED AINEAIDeLO Uo Lele LDIGCEMDEL: ALO LU fuineid tue cae sel dicis stile ere nace 6,644 95 
Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance .... $776 16 
POGSHM Tk LOR RELCTOOMNG ear oa, oie tein bik nia tere he She ale Yoo. 5 vie oat akel Oley 6 a ee 388 08 


Residue of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance .... $388 08 


No. 10 


| Amount of 

No. of ; Amount 
| shares. | aueeee paid up. 

$ $ 
15 900 450 
10 600 300 
fi 420 210 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
15 900 450 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
10 600 300 
50 3,000 | 1,500 
25 1,500 750 
10 600 300 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
25 1,500 750 
7 420 210 
6 360 180 
6 360 180 
50 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
10 600 300 
7 420 210 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
25 1,500 750 
45 2,700 bd 
6 ? 360 180 
20 1,200 600 
25 1,500 750 
10 600 300 
50 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
50 3,000 1,500 
35 2,100 1,050 
25 1,500 750 
13 780 390 
12 720 360 
dae 7,920 3,960 
50 | 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
20 1,200 600 
50 3,000 1,500 
50 3,000 1,500 
10 600 300 
10 600 300 
7 420 210 
fi 420 210 
ae WKS $87 ,300 $43 , 650 


B 56 THE REPORT OF THE 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AS AT 81ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Names Address. 

PRITOITSV VRE AT eon ccc aretriinrcncrs sate eee Otiawa tee eee eee 
| SP pre a Te Pia i nls Rae Ae ee SR A, PN iptar Ae watrehan 
Beatty, Hoi AGG a. oes hecho es oiees TOrONLOs tr. erence ae 
ESE GCA ei uartcte aise i ckeiens nates thane rasienate ie @ ps Nien A Araya eRe 
PS aitieerl eects aes oa eye eh erates Sia Maite eteetic cere ines 
ESHOUUA Teh Cte oes reece ee me nice silat Ottawaweneene eee: 
IAT Ino ON Sta axis Ba cee siege teers ‘Porontogecwn. ee 
Dunnett, Mrs. Jessie Aiea k arettte cakes CL aR AS AR hee nc eo 
DJS VAIIE ce atk how ree a ites Solace Otla wae tcc ee 
Elliot, Catherine A., Executrix...... ‘POLvontO ee eee 
IDV.) OSCDDSH.,e LUSLALE: . cc-< cl hatin cotete SO Wat i ec 
LEO GHA et roar heels core soar sree steers Montrealwen aes «cate: 
PLR Gee Caan bse Cts oe aecace cea toue Dae hese die des the is LOrontOwer.t eee 
LATO VAR. US CALC os ote cule c see eee ates aD adit Nemes bt Ss oa 
Gage, W. J. BE ES Daren srg 8 Bae tA A Lent a te 
Garland, J ohn, Estate. eo nen Meee et ieee Ottawa 
Howland, H. S., Sons & Cos :Lamited) i. Toronto so 1s... .< se 
Hallam, i ohn, Estate Re NACE ONG tae lS Ate ae ere 
Hedleys James, 10 trusts... os. cess e~ ir ens See 
Hamiston ss CUeStersisard.t: aealae cele cee 2 
ETSI ICOM Se eA Se ete eee eer teres PAC ene 
Hodgins stlenrietiasioceees ek ee Brampin teen eee 
Hobsomrg Mog Martin wee etclencee ae ho LOTONtO see cei eenter 
Hobson, Mary. Aveecce tec re cece ee 101 Con ae eee 
POCO Ty US taller. ccuae ec sete: oa Torentow eee 
Ketchum, Carrie Hla... 6... awe eee Gananoque: enc... 
MeKinnon.o... testaten:.. feeb ee SPOFONtOt a cicero 
macdonald’ Cola WiC... ts ec cee eee Ran Seat 20 Mer Pa 
Mackay James Discs hanes a. te Wa aa ena tee 
National Trust Co., Limited......... ee sl avy eA Ne Le 
NettzkeLney uM, (Mrs:) t2e.. cease Germanya, cer oe 
North Corey < Ge sete ote ee eae eee ‘Torontosne..eie re ee 
Osilviesmarahtls (eae ce eee Montres lien. meek oe 
Olmsteads Ldithy Hi... eee eee eee Hamilton. 7c 
ALOM ELS sree ka cas ies alld serene he LQTOU GO sien eae a 
ROat s,s PLancls Cle... senna BE a Rae ee aye 
Riussill-Wrank serene wee eee oe SO ry enter aj heens 
Stayner, Harriet Rose.) .....ccneee oe. i a ean sty a Pat 
Stayner WINSLOW isa cne Senet Mem MBE Aaah tee ake eta 
PS Dinkds Latkes tales ae ey tenee ae ieee a MA Re Ses a 
Spiiky Hl zack reer eae ee IAMS iy a As oer oe Pig 
Scott & Walmsley, Limited.......... BM eS pcp ae 
SCO thd 0 Gisen Gecko oe ee SO G7 Wats meen 
GOLGI Hicc. ee occ es cet eee Le EO Sn Alona eee 
Toronto General Trusts Corporation 

(ADRUTUS) 35.5 ties ee ee eee ih Eh ESL ar F ral ae 
Waltdiew) obtis Esta ten. sont de meee SM Mechta ine shen 
Wilson uW.. tustatesc. o.< cok ae Re 8 er ya 
Wood, Wm. 1 Ray ee terry Sipe ks Hanlon sae ee 
Wood, Geo. Duncan, Estate.......... Winnipeg secs cae ee 
Wood, aDIUGlLECAShYyao tse on nore Torontoaswe. ontranie sie 
‘VW ood* Lowis herciva |? . soe eee (FaNaNOGUCs <4. -50 eee 

SEODAES Ses ore wha la oo Sious apiece slodasiy cA rece eT eee ene 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bd7 


HAND-IN-HAND INSURANCE COMPANY, MUTUAL AND STOCK. 
HEAD OFFICE, Toronto, ONT. 


Commenced business ist July, 1873. 


i 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
LCL om CLI DNA Tiap wera teeta, ravens it te MeN mele Mika acter ste Le Soha: 6 Toronto, Ont. 
SI GISGENY LIL SLO Vamps rir aery crareve ore Sig ae ara cts ee ate he eee eas Toronto, Ont. 
Piro Hoh VEL LUE sc cere b rain crete are chute ost oiciaie toh rete eee ae ea eee ah at ot Ort tas Toronto, Ont. 
RR COL Ure a amen tis foc ena te cher.) dg sans sin in ale (pene ceinte choked @hece cl emace Toronto, Ont. 
HAUS EAs TE eee ee ay ar eae aa A Se erent Ste, Toronto, Ont. 
ERB LALLA RIN ILL Bere rte rn ees erie ce elena «cise toe chaste Mavic ase i Toronto, Ont. 
Officers: 
ee eC Lat ek LOSI GCM Cerra. tite aly is che wise assures eclae 8, 0s) ksh s Toronto, Ont. 
ToreuwW alMsleV si ViCe-Presi(lent, antec © vince cimse etarea ect as apsleceuy o's es Toronto, Ont. 
MValMsreyve ad eOOInMan fd OUIL  MaANASerSen, on esate ae s.5 les vc as Toronto, Ont. 
Pelee iS Om SCCreLALy. | VOASULCIa es dara Genie sisc as oie 6s 4 5s Toronto, Ont. 
Auditors: 
NES ie NCL A ie ems Shere reer ey oh coe ety ae ees Ba lates bia w'ietes br ocarenare Toronto, Ont. 
CIGCd PAL UC SOU art OA meta hee ier een cee arr neta ean a atele fete eieun ov, ectehe Toronto, Ont. 


\ 


By Act 42 Vict., chap. 85, Ontario Statutes, 1879, power was granted to this Com- 


pany to raise Capital Stock and do business on the Cash System. 


eesti r Tze med PiCa leo LOCK aeemersetare Aispehe ere Cr ce ony se otiy su get crave ate ah «i's alarvele aim ieuel Sheba $500,000 
Eee SGT VOCE ATIEL ALE LOC Korte c , ciate Rte © cate Peles oo Gee v5 5 ass ole o Sle he era ® oe 100,000 
BLT UPURtL Tm LILO CELT) mite creme a rem ey is ge ots ch ecar ate, 61 ohn Siac taco al Maree ade ily alot’ cia’ gaan e-neaeay erate 100,000 
Securities, ceposiled in thes | Treasury Ol ONLArlOe won. case. vase oe ve wea nb eek 35,000 
na sHeRCC(MUT CMMI TTOCOm CA DILG Le cle cir a oc ctnlelats ofelstake elevate aim ole: due el ona "une uta enaMane ss 11,486 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
POET AP OLA OMELET COLA LC cnr crs tre ee le aie vc alate a nate eatepa doodle nest eee igts ees ae $47,950 
Municipal debentures and Canada War Loan owned (Ontario Government 
veyron be tw yint Gee WR tee oo i ern Epica ag iat en ich I Aa Nee 114,291 
Male lOalse ON MINUNICIDAl. CEbDeENtules 2 = uk. es. ai. aye uk eee ais « aye ste ses ANT ett a. 9,389 
Sere OTHS TLA UC Greta ete heey cae ah nee h a tirera xe. a, be She ws da Sea ULL eae $6,719 05 
Cash on deposit to Company’s credit in Imperial Bank, Toronto. 16,293 44 
Cash Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation .............. 1,926 24 
24,938 
PASUSITCAPONUS, TANGA os. aes. sce. se 5 ta OT a eA te ee sn rr 5,904 
Premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
Ee SOSBOCRINCHLST IGVICG cit sce's, «Sere ee crea te ws" kaw we $11,486 76 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 3,285 55 


8,201 


00 


05 


B58 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Tnterest “ACCTIEG eo. Pr re vases oo eid aie sotk star Gab on daca Pens ete ee en Ine ates D001 tod 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premium paid for re-insur- 

ance of risks on cash system in force at 3lst December, 1917 ........ 14,063 45 
Goad ss planse( not vex tended joo. 5 ess. ots, ere egies een ne ee $2,039 00 

TOUR Ge core Bis ls olds on SUAS coe RUE cee EER eat pie eee ee ace meres $227,635 44 

& =e 

LIABILITIES, 

Amount of+losses+adjusted ccs «i/.,c cases sdee ace alate Ale Pe ee ee eee $1,437 65 

Ajmount.ot. losses “Supposed “or. reported Bis, eo. cn se oe sere ee eka ees arenere es 4,538 29 
Amount of unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on 

all Cash System Policies in force at 31st December, 1917 ............ 91,354 45 

ATT Ot er ia DILIties | cc ices wore «2 cusses stemere cic ee cesta eto ee tee ee ec eee 4115.95 

Totals labilities 3.5 chee ce ee ne ee ee eee $97,742 34 

Paidsup’ CapitaliStock <cin oie lta ig he eet eee oes ee eee ae $100,000 00 


CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $28,432 08 
Cash-receivedsas’ fixed: payments: Of 19 1 tics cs accne sic cetete = tes ie eee ae $9,802 26 
fixed (payments due in) prior=years 22.5... secs eee 808 00 
. Tor premiums on Cashisystemiec cee eer cy ee 138,482 48 
. for: interest siecle ise eae cee en oe pec 9,095 94 
“f for: plate glass Insurance ire ye cis neta nets ois eee 7,294 72 
pe agents’ balances of 1916; received, ing 1917.3.) eee, 16,595 31 
< for re-insurance onvlosses; 21910". =... tee eee ee 15,404 57 
ee for realization of investments during 1917 (not extended) 
ACER. Ce eo ne See San AE RS ed $26,918 19 
is COMMISSION A) Gene siesta ot il uals oa elena a aes ee 3,458 91 
Ri on acCountOf, GaDitalestOG kere. eee eee ce eee ee 50,000 00 
Total. 2 ey ee ec es Sear aor a cae ror eee ay een $250,942 19 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
, oe rie Pires Bbranen ieee ees $38,020 11 
Cie ed aca aaa oo gesttart { Plate Glass ti Oe 1,785 45 
$39,805 56 
a Taw ~COSUS + css aalenecee coor cte min bea teva eratene cipeae are dies tera ci eee meen eee 50 00 
Bi statutory assessment slicense i 1eesuan -. .. 1. re ites eee anes 201 39 
- travelling expenses a.) Jose ree he oan era oe et ee tee ee ee 165 97 
re oe pe ¢ : Mire vances $472 93 
printing, stationery and advertising Pinte ciances 130 00 
Sh aeRO Rare CE a 602 93 
Salaries, directors jand@auditorss ces... ene ee ee eee 5,370 00 
investigation and adjustment ofvclaims 4... J... ke eee 2,433 78 
: TONE 6656 6 ed ois 0 ete al uch acaba See I ea es, Cee i eee 500 00 
. taxes: (Government: and-Municipal) eea2. eee ee ee 2,468 25 
b : Tel LPG esd eae $303 79 
postage, telegrams and express, etc. Plate Clases 73 82 
377 62 
¥ BUCO GT sete sy 5 heed, sw ate cca ecto Recheck altace Spee ata ne ey ane mene 5 00 


Totalvexpenses of -management”. 7, ss eee ee $51,980 50 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


1918 B59 
Misceilaneous payments: 
Cash paid for fire losses which occurred during 1917 .................. $76,350 52 
be TOSSES WiC OCCUITEUR s PIiOTatOrL Ol (hic, steel lars on Oo 3% wae: sees 5,918 05 
TACEEEIABSSOSSCS NE LY L hunters stn cic sop ab Sires hens e c,h ee vo 6 ayers 2,045 43 
. FOFIUBULA DCE pam tie etree. ioe thas sheik ity arch Ce ale SNE ls we cue 28,780 55 
rebate, abatement and returned premiums: 
Sap Rar oy Se INR Ah ON AL UR Reps orn er ean Ba $14,656 61 
BURT CAIASS sone Pee PRA emer ey ete reet teal s 802 60 
—— 15,459 21 
es CAVA ENGS 4 wetter hae ae PR erin one tas, ete ees ete eCard ore she's 55,000 00 
ye BUDSCIADINONS “LOST CLIC el WIC eee ee eee rn al ore ence wee cae orate 132 00 
& investments (not extended) ....... 0.500008. $45,349 07 
- EPMA or oY Bo 8 Orc tS gee le ie AUER a gre RR ee aoe gp Cl na eae 338 40 
TPOLAIBER DCULCIUILE Eo ceth ne Gree aid enc Lee cet en benein cone sie tis, ole fe haan $236,004 66 


CURRENCY OF. RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. Total. 
EVAL US, ec ore. tices hctahe bho: ed Manse ethene eta SSdorsoon UUme mee aarti othe. e $873,333 00 
OA Shier a nate Stns eae lee tale Se 10,495,329 00 $11,010,257 00 $21,505,586 00 
LORS rites es oe elle $11,368,662 00 $11,010,257 00 $22,378,919 00 
Re-insurance. 
ATRL Vaepeiiccie ee oe Sree ee ee Mee ea aerate Cae OSU isc oes $321,763 00 
Rea LEM Ae Wher aes ie ocr ca wie er stems neh ee lett he 1,915,553 00 $638,445 00 $2,553,998 00 
VGA IS erste. dade wie ea nes $2,237,316 00 $638,445 00 $2,875,761 00 
Net risks carried by Company, 31st 
Weceni Detar | Ol na ees asia ae alee $9,131,346 00 ($10,371,812 00 $19,503,158 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Fire Risks—Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
POlUe Ghia OFGG es. Lata DeCCOM DET, 619.10 voce teats s op aloe oe ees 302 $908,160 00 
Polcies Hewmanaeranewea -aquring 1917 nic ccc ae sce eels wa ee one 304 892,333 00 
ATOSS MILI DOLE CLULTIT SA LOL Carne same ure ally o%e efotcie. cate ae adeia ie ot oie kee Mare 606 $1,800,493 00 
Doessaexnired sand, canceled ins 1OUT .u5 os. 6 ns ce ws nine see cee 309 927,160 00 
Net risks in force on mutual system, 31st December, 1917 .... 297 $873,333 00 

Fire Risks—Cash System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force December; 1916 .............- Sit po ey Feat Ba 37,724 $19,461,331 00 
Policies’ new and renewed: during 19178. pce. occ le teen 25,971 16,813,674 00 
IEORS RUMI DET se LOL 14 ie ace so fo ov nie ee ear ree Che ete cetare iciele's platéin's 63,695 $36,275,005 00 
Meese ec pireue ant CanGe leds iit LOLLY Uapacet tice we ats or4 chs wis as 22,173 14,769,419 00 
*Net risks in force on cash system, 3lst December, 1917 ...... 41,522 $21,505,586 00 


“RRR PIR MRAP RTT ENCE er IRENE SOREN 


= 


B 60 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
Plate Glass Risks. Number, Amount. 
Policies "in; torce sist. December L1G vis. once pe neers 743 $72,297 12 
Policies new: and renewed during 1917 2 023.....5.2 7. scm as on ges 412 43,768 32 
POSS MIT DET Ul L102 ed OT Osis nc tote vee ence fs so te ete So Ye © Ras ua cenn an ee 1,155 $116,065 44 
lesseexpired’ and cancelled) in 1917 . oc. eS i pee wi ec elene 491 42,816 42 
INeiarisksvin storce oslst December, 1917 2 cc. can n ses aoe es 664 $73,249 02 


are Se 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED: 
General Fire, Plate Glass and Inland Marine Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


One-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally 


TIADILEE LO FASSESSTNONE ooh ais daw hae ore case doe ee eae eT re ne: peat: 
Ameunt of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

BSSESSINENTS) LEVIEd WU ee es ae errs Gaertn ce eee 11,486 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 23,486 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 


Cash paid “up “toeslst December 1917.) eee. eee 9,802 26 
B.—Re-insurance, 

Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance .... 6,571 10 

Liéss payments: Thereon 1. .agc eee ee aete  e o e eee 3,290.08 

Residue on premium notes Liven {Or Tre-Insurance,.cee cass: $3,285 55 


*Ontario risks, $20,073,477. 


1918 


Name. 


Atkinson, D. A 
Blain, Hugh 


Cornell University 


LIBVICS EW Meco oek tecioc tate 
Diol eee bt husk cane cas Cos 


Doyle, Mrs. Annie. L 
Edmand, Frank 
Flynn, Thos 
Fortner, C. H. C 


Herriman, Helen Gertrude....... 


Chipman, ODI eee oa eer ets 


eeoeetereeeees 
@oeeesree reese eevee 
eoeveoeeveoeeeee eeoee sees 


eoeereoeeeeaeeeee ee 


ee 


oe 


Maclennan, Hon. James, Estate.... 


Northcote, I. G 


eoveeesseeoeseveeeee8 


National Trust Co., Ltd., in trust .. 


Smith, Goldwin Larratt......... 


Smith, A. L., Ex. late C. R. Smith.. 
Strathcona and Mount Royal, Lord, 


Kstate 


Scott, James 


SH TRAC ate tie wees 


eoeeeeoe eevee eee ee 


Scott, R. F. and-Bull, B. E., in 


ee 


trust for Elizabeth Bull......... 


Scott R. F. and J., in trust for 
Catharine Scott 


eeoeoereeeeveee ee oe 


ee 


Scott & Walmsley, Limited ....... 


Smith, Rev. Lennox Ingal 


Strange, Catherine.............. 
Strange, Chas. Orlando.......... 


Smith, Ellen 
Russill, Frank 


eoceveevee 


eoseeeeoeee eevee er 


oe 


ee 


Toronto Gen. Trusts Corp., in trust 


Walmsley, Jos 


LOCA Ler teenie rite ae eel sae re ateare 


eooeeveoeeteeenereree oe 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B61 
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
| | neue 
. | » No, of Amount 
Residence. | shares subscribed. paid up in 
| cash, 
$ $ 
‘LOYVONTO.s eae erecta: 20 2,000 2,000 
eT ee PETROS OE: 10 1,000 1,000 
SR rer. 26 2,600 2,600 
IthicasiNeYeus eee. +. 50 5,000 5,000 
Torontoseses acces oe 50 5,000 5,000 
piri Pe Dil igids Gees rae 130 13,000 13, 000 
New OPK@y eee e ee oe. 2 200 200 
Torontor eee. 20 2,000 2,000 
Loe Po tn moms 50 5,000 5, 000 
tS NRG ere ee 30 3,000 3,000 
INGWilY OF Keats een eer 3 300 300 
PROTON UOrtoe tote nee eee 50 5,000 | 5, 000 
Dy AM nee ir tes 29 2°900 | 2,200 
SoC Decent Geen es 22 2,200 | 2,200 
Th Seren 60 6,000 6, 000 
ond one awecen wees 10 1,000 1,000 
Montreal............. 50 5,000 5, 000 
TGrOntO sched ee. © 50 5,000 5,000 
gs Ed A ae 445) 2,500 2,500 
aul Aba aay ana 25 | 2,500 2,500 
ea a ae cer ee 25 2,900 | 2,500 
See eee 25 2,500 2,500 
ace Vapi a i near i 100 | 10,000 10,000 
Ottawan-srs othe .5 50 | 5 ,000 5,000 
FDOTOULOm ss cits «clea: 4: 300 | 300 
Tio, CMO eect 16 1,600 | 1,600 
Ad yp OA bap ger hoo est 3 300 | 300 
eS ir an ear 16 1,600 | 1,600 
CS, FAA Nata tac apse 22 2,200 | 2,200 
ear eos cee 35 3,500 | 3,500 
fs 1 000 100 ,000 100, 000 


B 62 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


MILLERS’ AND MANUFACTURERS’ INSURANCE COMPANY, MUTUAL AND STOCK. 


HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, ONTARIO. 


Commenced business 1st September, 1885. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors. 

Pin Goin eGoldie ..srrcierec «o's s viv ee a ee cieieloete clerelere AAR og . Guelph, Ont, 

GAB IR WOLUSH o ciece sce locc'e aco o are dt takerens 0 sake rar eeaneremge gears ce senictate Toronto, Ont. 

INO MP NIACHONGIAS ; ei cicls ore ais wn toleve ele tee Sieve vines eet intenaienta es ieee Toronto, Ont. 

ROO SMCCULIOCH 5. cbs se esaie cre cne 6 otro eae Ne a dente dene toes estates . Galt, Ont. 

RIN OTL COLG S's ois clrte aie dro c7d 0 ev alicharsie ave eatinceysiblaiay iste etd east ona acre Toronto, Ont. 

Coo HELGOLGI Os oss Xoo the cco a'mte Var iopers 4a, tie plo Pele; om gene eerareatahanetges Ayr, Ont. 

Goo Wh Pattinson wis ces e cists to oe wa goers 5 dees te couse eee ete eee Preston, Ont. 

LD) PCHIPMAN Vode sss wie aretee aie sin arene ee Setedere srosenere eae lene tace onan Toronto, Ont. 

GOOF DAOrDeSs Rats oe oye tots Ca ee tahoe el cts aicelevs Gre manent atte: Hespeler, Ont. 

Officers. 

Lincoln Goldie, President .............0.6. Cistatete ue cies he ttre Guelph, Ont. 

CB. Watts Vice-President. |..2 ¢ si 0G «cesar we. fea cjacere Toronto, Ont. 

Walmsley & Chipman, Joint Managers .................6. Toronto, Ont. 

Ch H.C, Fortner, Secretary-Treasurer’..:...s..: see se ee Toronto, Ont. 

Auditors. 

ASC Nem oR. ClAL occa sce store lestate aie teriejenels saneerane cocmecre = ... Toronto, Ont. 

Oscar Hudson, \A.CcAc 0. connec oss cewlclc teu e ctelea scutes ete ...Toronto, Ont. 
PATILNOTIZEd s: Capita la tO Kats cacm cyereme te wi clare teak ce ee tere ree teeta eatin aire cee $500,000 
Subscribed capital stock: 20ers cae 6 ne ee ee te ae ee ee 125,000 
Paid Up jin’ Cash 25.)8. 215 hese esloteie be Saota ope ae ane oe oe ee OE ree 25,000 
Capital Stoek “uncalled «pte iat sce ote eats ee ee SOIR, Aes axa eer ake s 100,000 
pecurities deposited at. Provincial® Treasury 0-7 ee ee eee eee 30,480 
Unassessed premium note capital ............. A aE ah se RRO Oe ee 25,101 

STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
IWIOTTEA LOS (55 oats a's, oe “aie. o ola: n Sorel eka ea acl greta there iee een tne aera te nnn ME ct et eg Sona ee $30,925 
Vallsloans? on ‘municipal debenturesst7o.-e a see oe a eee ee eee 9,080: 
Municipal debentures owned (Government deposit, $27,526.58) ............ 97,185 
Gash onenand atweHead Office... sve eee oe ee $1,161 23 
GCashzon aeposit in Royal Bank, Toronto .°..-) 2 ee 18,996 35 
Cash on deposit in Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1,571 92 
21,729 
GASH eiNeASCNIS 6 MANUS. siz xc. olen eilevw lela oleny Rete Ome Sere RII te ranean a 4,715 
Amounveunpaid OLeixed. payments, of) 1917 oe" 2 ee ee ee 288 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all pay- 
ments and rassessments: levied’ a... 1... saree eee $25,101 04 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 5,894 22 


19,206 


00 
00 
45 


50 
09 
50 


82 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 63 


Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premium paid for re-insurance 


Per InnepiastOlrce ates Si DeCOIN DEL MES L is cn hee ec oe a Boas Seite ce cca es $7,533 70 
PHLOLestra CCL MOU REIL “All -OLDCT? ASSCLS as alt yh orton oi ce Fisihioe cet 6 bee ane e S912 3 
Office furniture and Goad’s plans (not extended) ............ $2,968 64 

FLOGALSRSSOUS 2 man: stereo ail cea ale Spec ei er onarn Mera aye oe hee Gs ie sw ake ee ooo $194,576 40 
PADI eCOC Mm UNCALLOC ai te ey ae cette eek ere IRAE ee Fe Cole's hte ny ot $100,000 00 


LIABILITIES. 


Unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on all cash 


SVELCMIApOMCiCSai ul Orce- aro 1 Ste JeCOMDEryal OL hire... tects lets wei  eeoe $70,853 37 
MUOSCOLOLICI ar SULA nCOs Ol) DAN LCS sc. %< co sts acters ho eee cie es ene 6 oie Oe duet wish nw ere 1,618 94 
PP OIDINIOHN TW AT) ORE ACCE UCU Gre. An eee ede als ig nostic weet Sete hal hears orden Botnet «6 326 25 
Pel Uitts ULetOSSesasu pDOSeds Or, FreNOreeds .), sais << as Sie elslelm oie b wie aia.t ~ celeste eters as 1,488 29 

ze Al USCC Mean Te te ite a es oe cel ares a ere hee co aled 5,404 71 

- VESISLGC Beemer ee ee CP Acaa ucts os pia t eatoue Me wat wer ae 3,500 600 

OTA lIa DIT itLGSBLOR DU DL Carrer eieltte ope ihc ee stan ee Pes ce dams ~ $83,191 56 

Pe kreeel CALLA SLOCH ote eer tins soa, screen a ace OrcreaeeaieGd ee) erelg eles eoelele © ele dic $25,000 00 


CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance, 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ............ $16,900 04 
easiereceivededs xed  DAYMIENTS Of «LOLT = ook. wi nc tae he os ale ble ce wen aye $23,337 95 
% Bxedenayments -Ol prior syears Gar. e. oc pote eas helene eas 523 46 
Mg DECULIUN IROL CAS Ue eV SLEU te chs arc vie cree to aekiea ms ata & Geert ale eh ake 126,698 11 
i SLCC CE Le Rr ae Gite NT oe Siac bis Ug op si are Seve Taceisete heer rareye Wh 
s PFETNSUTANCE LON. LOSSES aes oot ots hee ca ees hore akin cis eis eneoe ohare 33,995 04 
4 PVAMCUILDINED Uincre ete ie te pert ine oaal con eineee a ot eae a heee nt Pease 53 90 
A investment. (not extended) ..2...;,.0.00...%0. $21,793 43 
EOC Die rey ete a OE Met ean cota oes adele apeieind ap! fs ect SKN ole ote eater $192,365 46 
EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 
Cash paid for commissions or allowances to agents on cash collections. $27,086 63 


de investigation.and adjustment. of claims) :.%. .... <5 40 45's 1,056 28 
es Statutory assessment, licénse fees: s....s640.+eees wacker ss - 158 08 
7 TEAVEMIN S 7 CXNCTSCR Ie cis oi brecn BO rh witae es Gis ua eis ie ns 6 181 67 
= laxeout Governmenteande Municipal jie sheeted esas 1,957 GE 
4] salaries, directors’ and. auditors’ fees... 2... ...e case ewene 8,902 96 
A Dring stationery ANG advertisingees wes ou yee 6 cee ne os 242 91 
postage, telephones, telegrams and express ...........-> 536 79 
¥ Fi oe Re ta a OU he MER CE SRE Nar et a tae a 500 00 


Oral EXPeNses= OF HANA SeCMEN Lites a oie shufetierss sys s wadlicle s Gunes ws exter $40,622 93 


B 64 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid tor losses which: occurred prior to.1917.-. 2. oe ae eee 20,1386 30 
rAd losses which occurred during 1917......;>...-..... ail Hat 77,893 48 
i rebate. 67). cA 25 Cease Bae oes cee Ok ce nie een 11,240 71 
i PE-INSUTANCE! S42 os So) 0G wh eR Sete heR eee Oe ee eee 28,771 14 
i dividends to shareholders and mutual policyholders ..... 3,147 56 
a fire equipMent ccd Sete ee see ieee cree ee aie eee 50 80 
GOA’ S DIAS giclee soo Ce ee Rte lee ee ee Re era etter ee 463 40 
Patriotic’and Red Cross Mundi s. a ee ee ee 180 00 
ws SUMNGYLICS. <0 Pais 6 Sis Fined siete ered wee eee leas oR neh Oe serrahete aie Ieee eae 678 28 
* investments (not extended) ................ $26,144 80 

Total expenditures. ie ce cece rie eRe eee ee een $183,184 63 


CUBBRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


system, One year or less. Three years. Total. 
BELT CAPA LMme EE eh eee icles Gocxtcate’s ree te osete SLO, 8112000. cheese $1,770,811 00 
SOEs Vie teielimaw tem e OMS Sk a ares area eke eel cte ence ems 8,956,971 00 $8,196,486 00 17,153,457 00 
OtAIS ee re ah tap $10,727,782 00 $8,196,486 00 $18,924,268 00 


IEE a LR oe cssly ois che essai ote eee leys ee bye 9978,651500 > 900 a ee $978,651 00 
NSE moe meter! sisi, ahabele etcict cared ates teueeaekn ee ieee 1,314,129 00 $90,200 00 1,404,329 00 
TL Ola lS eee oe See earn $2,292,780 00 $90,200 00 $2,382,980 00 


Net amount in risk, 3lst December, 1917 $8,435,002 00 $8,106,286 00 $16,541,288 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B65 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 


Polucies in torce sist, December 71916025 cls. doce Seats ware es 
Porucies new and renewed, during 1917 . 2. 4s eee a bee we 


Dr Ost UTE OC Ta CULE P.O Lie ra ates he bie diel tdic aver cic eet Oe Wee hs Part 
ese mexpired, and .cancelled Vinel9l7>". avec ar eee naen ae ee 


Net risks in force on mutual system, 3ist December, 1917 . 


Cash System. 


POMC eine lOrChe St DeCeMm Der, LOTG) Wo co aula oe suciade ve coe 
Policies taken during 1917 on cash system ................ 


Gross number and amount during 1917 ..... ot 2, eae ae eat 
MesceexTirece ange Cancelled tity 191462 os. 24. eee, a eek one 


*Net risks in force on cash system 31st December, 1917 .... 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED: 


General Fire Insurance. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


Number. Amount. 
359 $2,099,292 00 
350 1,863,477 00 


709 $3,962,769 00 
376 2,191,958 00 


333 $1,770,811 00 


Number. Amount. 
31,088 $14,191,731 00 
22,968 13,176,470 00 


54,056 $27,368,201 00 


13,152 10,214,744 00 


40,904 $17,153,457 00 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


One-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally 


HANDLER LOMASSESOITLGN Lupine fo etree to eiete ud CTE cael ein so ee Nee ee cs Be $50,202 08 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

presses OTe i CsmeLOV LOU Mie arin icreles arr ots crete tacit leis es sat cle Ae si pise cae eee 25,101 04 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ..............206- 52,269 50 
Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 

said premium notes: 
Paseo eupeones betes DeCem ber LOET see nce ca the sie stn oo husles elses mac oh peehers 20,501 99 
B.—Re-insurance. 

Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance ...... $12,198 44 
Less payment. made thereon and cancellation ................ P cieibis wre stateless 6,304 22 

Residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ............e00eee8. $5,894 22 


*In Ontario, $15,721,348.00. 


B 66 


THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


CALLS ON CAPITAL STOCK. 


Number of calls made, 2. 
Rates, 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. 


Name. Address. 

BaLr Or APOE perctoce t cccets eral sitaistnen Ie RPATIS one cites. 
Barberersonn Keerece ccs ese oare Georgetown..........| 
Chipman ston: Discs cee cec ene deine Toronto oe vance eee 
Ding bee Ne Hynes ioccs ter cists aortas s TOTONGO a oere nen eee 
Dryden; (Mrs. Jennie... . ccc. coeeus Guélph ee. cee eee 
EHotttWealeelstates cesses cee TOLrOWwuOuns ec aero eer 
OT DES TF CO NL) fee en ae ce cas Hespelercw. 227, .c0e 
Hortner: OSH nGie vas cee scene ee se Toronto were eee 
Gillies, George: isstate 1... 2-c-s . sLOLON bo aon ee ete a> 
Goldie, D., Estate.. AVI Oe ee ont ae 
Goldie, G. E.. «eae, aie Ae ACA VT Seah renee encore 
GoldiG INGOs van eae re ec a GUD eee sale taieree 
Goldie, Jas. O.... Guelthier eens oe oe 
(OLCIE Re itctrust ee owe ee tae Gatelol vac eoster eels 
Goldie, Lincoln a Guelph 

Goldie & McCulloch Co., ‘Limited . Galtier ee cee es 
Hillborn, A. W.. Gal USerro ro eee ae 
INNES SWee ene cee ate eee ee SIMCOE: esse ee ee 
Karn, Morris Piano & Organ Co., Ltd) Woodstock .......... 
Kings Bros Mose ee me ee ee be Wi Gb Yc 3) eves sees ode 
Cambert, Annie 6. 7 ee EL OLON Luss ea. a aoe eee 
MeLauchlin Mise. ns ee eee eee Torontor cack ene oct 
MacDonald? John: #:265.... ee ere Toronto cee ees 
MGNally-HioG errs cet oh eae Niagara Palist esc... 
Neilson: ie. of ocr oe ees teMontred la: sccnuees ects 
Noble, Robert, Estate ............ Norval’tece se oe 
Noxon: Co.,-Lamited) ss. ncee ee Ingersolit-o..t-.. ee 
Northcotes: Ris’. <2). exer bees TOrOntO. a ieee 
Pattinson, George ..........2+005| B@Ston scams «aie: 
National Trust Co. for Mrs. G. A. 

Pemberton Joc, ceteraseo nee LOYVOUCO 2 te cee ie 
Riordon,; Chas ¢< 7.0 sce woe eae LOD Lr eal eeeaere tae 
Slewart, Obert. css. mee aieeeee Guelph so." se pa ae 
Smith Rati, Msiates eee St. Catharines........ 
PDI eee estates... ec oe me ee ‘TOronto%e.< ee eee 
Spink, Mrs. Eliza, Estate of....... Toronto reese cer. 
Scott & Walmsley, Ltd..........+. Toronto meceener eet 
SS ULLON sa VV Ul ete-ceice cece a ceca ee ee Simtoe i... os ee ee 
NGCALTAM JOS. Uharse cere sa dee tae eee W aterloger coor, seas | 
Pay LOTR OCI DALES suck va ce eect oe St. Catharines ....... 
Toronto General Trusts Co. on 

Trust for Mrs. HH: S..Bacques)s<e casiee ete ee eee 
Whitelaw, Chas ...... Pee cp cts i Pavis vane ae 
Whitelaw. Rare ete Aen Woodstock........... 
Wilson) Wan. stistate ...<..e. sees TT OTOUtG mre eeeete oe ee 
Walmseyosephieire. see TOoronth 2 eee ee 
WALtSsALired euemece es uk. ce es Brantiord)..u.1 ee 
Watts TCUSTIES sUe ete fe ae eck Toront0 ss... ee eee 
Watts, Charles B., in trust........ Toronto ss eee 

LOURLS © so ne ie cee betes crediace [alte coe atarh areas ener ree 


No. of 
Shares. 


Respective dates, lst September, 1885, and ist June, 1891. 
10 per cent. and 10 per cent. 


Amount of 
Stock held. 


per cent. of amount 
of shares held 3lst 


Amount paid, being 20 
December, 1917. 


| $125,000 


$25 ,000 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 67 


MONARCH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, CASH MUTUAL AND STOCK. 
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. 


Commenced business, June Ist, 1908. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Oitficers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
LD nA OT ORME ee Rate tea reue nC ave ae ers Tit ee ely tee We eae ree Kitchener, Ont. 
Viet oe RUC Olsen rage Sacre sn te ener AO Tm cred hone” Cre nae, Toronto, Ont. 
ETON EOS MCT WLOLUINe, fe Sree vite one eat ee bee re Toronto, Ont. 
VILL CUM AY LOL Peat da ee nee cee Daina st nate te oe eter Galt, Ont. 
AVY Titec CONCH Y Uae ett avert mere eee tt tt ket a me a ree ens aie London, Ont. 
EVE SL IVCLUIS OY) tan nies Betray Cement em, Nene eee ee leis Toronto, Ont. 
Oem Bae IPOLT CMa trva emt ease ere te teee enn es ots w ala ota ta slnee oietecs London, Ont. 
CUES OS teed, eee Wie kP oe Lk ent mamas nee eB ST ae London, Ont. 
Ee PALO LUCT oct cre lee nit ins ora a re ee ln eS Tien Tu Tah Toronto, Ont. 
ere COE LL) Vom einer er, etn See ee eee et Le id meen Toronto, Ont. 
ProdiaeTaylor (nt oes. ee rah oa MacRae tates ele te a iy ee eae Hamilton, Ont. 
EE eR LOU UG MEE ets ges rctee sete as aie eece cee crs Sac n ye hc rele d gtalete bre the Merlin, Ont. 
Officers: 
EMAC ET eSLOC Ii mae mse ent erne Pteaiercracck sce c +c ogi» cig dey S« uae Kitchener, Ont. 
iW ite EUOLODG ay 1CC-PTeOSIGGliig ap. ] Hates pele. «sca vcs aloes cert Toronto, Ont. 
A. M. (RIOLIEY A SeCTrelarye dnd -MANACL wh perc as oe Se aoe oe aeatase Toronto, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Awe TELE OL LCm trach fuera cde ier ere eae reese Sn WOK acO-5/ Sas ob as oie eleele aS London, Ont. 
eT EG OTT meen ven Gt SRE ere gis UNIS eh oie Shale oe bata Solera London, Ont. 
PAGEL OOLIZ EL ECO OILS SLOCK een terse a tee Gi chioheradelanchs ahd oun ate wl slsbela, ats Ghee eentoore tes $500,000 00 
SUASCLrIPCORCA DIES mOLOGK geet) a eran cay Cail e! ctaletu. oieiehes o oiduead aatare ape pean ana oo 87,300 00 
AL ICOMMDECADI LG WeLOC i weep iste cn cls ait scare oc chs, one eo evo un sis 4 eeu oc ghole nial g are ee one 87,300 00 
AAMC PIMC Gene rater erent eS fas cha se, 0a $o 1s d genio andes ihn cocesaledeysiegs or arotetet elhate ier orenese 73,992. 50 
SIO MUDMITNIA OU VATICOE OLEuCAIIS 5.0 Gin oc aks doce bse eo. wleps anoclel ese s aiielaeaye tee esueiere ale 69 84 
LILO ICAL Smear eee tk ie uit Se oie, we oc ook 00 as der enemaveh anelerels fehblels, spiyeue stone cone 13,237 66 
PNISSGESCUMDLEIN Tie nOLeaGCANILaly 2. sc cece © cfeatia sei ate marae ete wees prea eo 5,464 18 
PeCNrit ies tOCDOSILEG UAL SETOVINCIALLTTCASULY ecg cee ante tice c/a mis 4c 5 ate i he eles s te 33,000 00 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Amount of debentures (Ontario Government deposit) .............eee0ee: $32,940 00 
A TICE LeACLuals Coen ALTA  OLCR tere sya wer uke ra | case et ace a. $1,363 29 
AIBOUN TAIL Dank O1sNOVi.-oCOLia, - L OLOULO se ayo neal cee wies,s 14,453 22 
15,816 51 
PANO eOrCOSiolneARelts Na DiSme mre ee erat cleteiclstsitvea sain Gh es 04 eae 5,661 81 
Amount of notes or bills less than one year Overdue ............+++e+ee> 13,384 97 


Amount of notes or bills one year or more overdue (not extended) $390.00 


B 68 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Amount of premium notes after deducting all payments thereon and 


assessments (levied fie ik Pac. ecu sees Digs dae eatin ener Aves lege oie Cal eine Solna enietace eee oe 5,464 18 
Amount of unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance 

of risks on the cash system in force 3lst December, 1917 ............ 5,738 88 
Amount of called but unpaid capital stock ............c. eee ee ee eee wees 13,237 66 
Amountedue tor commissions and alb other  . 0.5% a: eee = oe ree eile 623 43 


Amount of office furniture, Goad’s plans, etc. (not extended).. $2,404 71 


Totaltassetse nic: ote te tel do eos od ah licks, SURE SES gnc teen naan ahem Ene rals $92,876 44 
LIABILITIES. 
AqMOUNnLSOL 108ses ad JUStEd. «sled! crac a leer 6 tiem cree eae ere ee cn ee $2,112 89 
Amount of losses supposed or reported ..........2cccccrceenenc nee seen 583 36 
Unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on all cash 
System policies in force at sist) December,-1917 (2) .a << se eee weer 31,427 02 
Amount due for re-insurance: premiums a. ese eae ee es hele ee glee wae 1,121-18 
Amount due to sundry agents, unpaid cancellations ..................--.. 369 44 
Protal Pia DULLES = won orcad Oraceseeices ete ences ce ter, cre eae ond Sane $35,613 8&9 


Paid up on capital stock, including $13,237.66 unpaid on calls at 3lst 


DISCEMVER LOT pre ee ew te een errant oka lane wdpaeaeas ace cei aes ieee a eee $87,300 00 
Reserve bunds (lOc Hdwe VL1cC. 168.) Agee vee. seen ee ciesha centre nre tare $17,828 90 
RECEIPTS. 

Gash palance at esist, December, 71916 vee sie cect ee eee $4,728 58 
Cashereceived) for transfer fees 4h. cede ea cetera hae a eer ae eae nee $3 00 
ne fixed) payments }dueyine) OF (we ee eee en eee ee 1,060 57 
fixed payments in) prion years ie «<a. see ea eee ee 53 89 
i premiums. on. Cash svsteri #1) alee ee ee eee 51,054 58 
i INTEL CS bie ch rc agaeie sae tereye ite) Oe tame cao ramet ty coe ar ee 1,842 10 
. re-insurance On lOSSes—. ez occ ee oot eee ce ae ee 11,238 95 
a calls\on” Capital Stockin mc teeta oie traces ee eee 16,722 34 
+ Bills, receivable, foo. vac eo oe eadece en oe ee eee eee 691 48 

i from investments (not extended) .......... $3,740 00 
Total, receipts i. cis sooo eho aera Cle ot one te ne se $82,666 91 

EXPENDITURE. 
, Expenses of management: 

Cashopaid for agents’ commission“and DoNUS).. = o- tats ean eee $12,852 79 
“ investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 774 83 
- LAW COSTS 's 5.5 vc Wbandes Sees ey es a ee ere Oee, ene chee a 9715 
Interest: For" Pe ere eetone te MOPeLe ey on Te ase nee 184 36 
4 statutory assessment and license fees .................. 68 60 
* travelling’ expensés, 22505 sshcsin Ge cece oh eee See Li Se 
* taxes? (Government and Municipal) .7............-...:. 1,028 11 
f TONG ee Pe Bie a a doves one oes Ee Cet pea ane He eu et ee ae ee ae 1,198 80 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................««.. 2,969 98 
ie printing; stationery and advertising. .--+.24.7 eee eee 887 57 
cs postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............-- 605 78 
= allvother expenses bi. 9% oes eee Ware ene ie ee ee 113.38 


Total expenses Of mManazement 7.0.4 01. vere eee $20,865 82 


1918 


Miscellaneous payments: 

Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 
losses which occurred during 1917 
TEINSUTANCOR A Ea cre ieee te ne ecaels bs 
rebates and return premiums 
outstanding accounts 


eee eee ee oe 


ee) 


Total expenditure 


oeoeer eee ee eee eS we ee ew wee ww 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


eee 

oe ee 
©, 8) 6) (00,0) 01) 0) 6:0) 6) 6 6) © 68) 5) « 
© 4) 6 ele) 6) e101 6; 6 6. 0) 6.8. 6) Awe 


Ore ee 816 6 6 @ 6 6 5 8 © ie «. 


0: 6 (0) 6. /¢. -e, (0 (8). 8 8b one 6 C1 @ 


B 69 


S(O) pO 8 8168 0) 628) 6 66) 6) 6 ow 


12,467 30 
26,364 78 
6,783 94 
8,136 30 

700 84 


o oe 6) @ (¢ @ @ @ 0 © 6.6 € « © 


$75,318 98 


a eet 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 


System. One year or less. 
TIGA EES 2° BOR? 21 eae Ql rE « Ra Oe $122,230 00 
CST te ei te oh ae ee EN sghere ates rete bitong 1,975,390 33 

VOta lS Save ee er eee $2,097,620 33 
Re-insurance. 

LSE iat eect. cares Siatavete Na ote Taree hore ees $24,573,00 

AAS TOS ee eT res actin sua e ietahe 496,711 00 

Total Re-insurance ..... $521,284 00 


Net risks carried by Company, 31st 
December, 1917 


@ \¢; 8, @: 6 te: ©. 0, ‘6. © @ 0! 0 0) 6 6, 6 


Three years. Total. 
$62,590 00 $184,820 00 
5,917,748 95 7,893,139 28 
$5,980,338 95 $8,077,959 28 
$17,249 00 $41,822 00 
788,586 00 1,285,297 00 
$805,835 00 $1,327,119 00 


$1,576,336 33 


$5,174,503 95 $6,750,840 28 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


System of Insurance. 


Mutual System. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


©)0) 0) 6) © 6) 46 S18 pe el\e, 8 lene. 


o © 8 € 6 © 0 © @ 0 016 © 0 16 6 @ 


Gross number during 1917 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 


ooo erer eer ere eee ee eer ee eenesses oo 


cece er ower eee eee eee eres 


Net risks in.force on mutual system, 31st December, 1916 .... 


Cash System. 
Polciessin Lorces cist. December, 1916) 255.2. egies 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


BrOssenumper OUrine. 19) tie wy wena: eles eres she ecta state ie. we 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks in force on cash system, 31st December, 1917 


seer eee eevee eee ee ee eee 


oe 


Number. Amount. 
eae ee 162 $241,180 00 
ch aveceks 123 200,970 00 
AR oe 285 $442,150 00 
Sy iMes 257,330 00 
112 $184,820 00 

Number. Amount. 
eeesetes 9,472 $8,743,547 39 
ne 4,631 4,663,718 83 
Br etees 5 14,103 $13,407,266 22 
pares 5,633 5,514,126 94 
> hae 8,470 $7,893,139 28 


B-70 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED: 
General Fire Insurance. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes helt by the Company and _ legally 


HAblestO LASSCSBIMNIETIE | sees wee oes osc poe cote age Re totay eel rer aa i ge a $8,575 36 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments “levied |i.) coc oe sas as wc letescere aiens oh ore ie Seer t eae ene 5,464 18 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 3,072 45 


CALLS ON CAPITAL STOCK, 


Number of calls, four. Respective dates: At date of subscription, 15th November, 
1908, and December ist, 1912, of 10 per cent., respectively; July 24th, 1914, 20 per cent.; 
February 14th, 1917, 50 per cent. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B71 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. 


No. F Amount Amount 
Name. Address. of shares. |~+ - held. paid. 
| $ Dike Oe 
LTT I ee ees io ok Bb oss M000 ON sivaeni nse ens 60 3,000 3,000 00 
BART PREC Veet Gre ARs in tat woke! s whountae sss WPOEONUO ss pis caine: 2 10 500 500 00 
mamennead -ADErt 5 ..... otha s London... ace e anal) 500 500 00 
Mr PA eA VL Si fares cies we ois, eke os os TOvOnto?l «2... eee | 20 1,000 1,000 00 
Re Ooree LION, Perth s o.s)s acelteccre 6.5 BUCKnOW: jan ees | 10 500 500 00 
See od Vg WANS Bod BO rome aad Oar eae LLONGON fen. satetere sar | 10 500 275 00 
Bey tie | LOMAS are ea anche <i Bese ea HEGTIGONe:. ccresacuese ead e | 95 4,750 4,750 00 
BG oe NLC ee ect sia woke 5 iw Sprinueneld.... 22a 1 50 50 00 
Peete NOMA sires soci 4-5 ONGOM +. emrias tet 4 7 350 350 00 
Pr RITOL Det FS WDA Miers aera c0 cts hes) ss WTZCYSOLT. 35 pve ncis tee 10 500 450 60 
BUEN ELT ed sah ow sede se kegs | Flee aloes CHICGEO Us eee eae | Zo 1,250 250 00 
Burkholder, Est. Jacob ........ SLOUIL MILO w er, eemeee | 2 100 100 00 
PO Yee COS aise ees oe tess TillsonDUurg =. 252% aa « 3 150 150 00 
PEGwWH Vrs.) AgiGn cebu amics te (Brantlord [oe - pane | 5 250 75 00 
Sead 10) Grae) AVC. ie ares eves: a5 ce ees, es PL OLODLOC Ee ee ne sive | 2 100 100 00 
Looney. Jonn, drstate, . cs. .« IBgamptoni... + skal) | 1 50 25 00 
UDP OU lll OBA ap sas elt Soa IRitchneneraeaes. sa. | iT 50 50 00 
moapman, Charles Bi svci) al... London eases ee | 5 250 250 00 
MOC Ve CUeNTAMING ofa oe 4 tele. es TNeOTSOLL ceceucis etait | 10 500 500 00 
ra wiOMd HONS | NOSs 5 ae. as (OE GTULO fe yeteret cid acetn | 20 1,000 1,000 00 
PERO OL SRW sar Lbs Gnd te Sain (Dawn Mills ........| 1 50 50 00 
GTR ETSES9 THES 50 0 SAO ee ety ra ae \Verschoyle.......... 2 100 100 00 
Ieee CLLOINAS) ec ccs conse Miles 8 Sto Mary Sic ¢ cassis 5: | 3 150 150 00 
REET ABA PTGS Be clan a tc se tee aie iiveersoll sey crane. 7 350 350 00 
ev Gtee OUT Jy Nee ohecs ok feted eZ Mirae (oy Rees on Meee | 15 | 750 750 00 
“EEE STOT OH BPSD ses ene London ese ss. 3 eU | 15 750 750 00 
Pine en 16 DEN, 654 ie. kn ate ss SAC A mae. fers cictee | 10 500 500 00 
Beil Seer Ae Nees 2 ca aio N'g pack be IPetroléas- win fae 6 | 20 1,000 1,000 00 
POA GCOLZE Won sek ae ee Petrolea....-....... 10 500 500 00 
Dupee, Reuben, in trust for R.| | 
RIO LIAT  eesae eres cn os east e Coplestonitecs 4-024 | 250 250 00 
MONIT es J ONT, oo a. sas oe ro ahs Beachvillew..: see | 10 500 500 00 
ie OMT area US USR. oe 4 2s eal: Markdale... o..0 ano.| 4 200 200 00 
Myans, Dayidvand ¥. UL. Ho... .iStrathroy........-%:. | 10 500 500 00 
Mey rte Ae yr hres ia the 6 Sis Ga ah MON. GON cranes vranciend th 10 500 212 50 
Mipmine, iithel Maud is... 5.2: IBurgessville. .....::. il 50 50 00 
MUmseeECCOTZO Le. «on. sc ec ee. PTT OTE erry he oe pO | 500 500 00 
PLD Lee OLLOMVVse oes color cle Ries ae ELA TITTLE ON eecerets ee ses nO) 500 500 00 
LEE SER R Ck 20 950A 8 Sry ocr sate Seen oon IMLS UT Fetes enc ee eure | 20 1,000 1,000 00 
Breurye NMITS. “JOS8IG) ena acace e. Paris ON Ce ccc erneenal 1 50 50 00 
eons Pits Vee Bae hs. Sina tide ee. ICAL PAL Y nec re: | 60 3,000 600 00 
EAT AT wikia ct oie ba a oe oles |Hixeter.............. 8 400 400 00 
“SV UTEE ate eat) a Bd Wah at ipo ue Ge a et VDArkiilias. 2 eee: i 50 25 00 
USUI > SS WS Uae Stn a a 16nd Olle Ae | 2 100 100 00 
SEGUE, GS Oka ieee rae ae ee TON ON cc). asi. .see eerie | 2 100 100 00 
RES OR Ra Se ee, Londons s.. caer 5 250 50 00 
BPEL Ue VLA VIG) Crist ced scien sol veo 5) Kelowna, B. C...... | 10 500 125 00 
Hookaway, Nettie-S. .........4 Science Hill ....... | 5 250 100 00 
“ST VEU EMTS UTES: 9) IE a, (ODGOn sate «eee | Sra 400 400 00 
VG LUCE iO Be Oe ne eee Kitchener: ycccient 65 3,250 3,250 00 
Bette Ve Wit ies iol ee ws eee = LON LOM, Rictee rere niet t 50 | 2,500 2,500 00 
Rerkparrick, Russell Ts : 253.5. IPetroleass 2s. Gee 20 1,000 1,000 00 
mirkpatrick, Reel., in trust. for| | 
Seri UOOt Nee ot vce a bese 8 Petrolea eile ouch See ayes | is 300 350 00 
Beet Ted ewe omaha icis sie iors she te clams (TCOTICLONS oi a eae et 4 200 180 00 
A WTeTiCe. eMary UA: a6 oh ashe bes PParouLOnsu. / ite ee | 40 2,000 | 1,000 00 
Pevitt), Wlizabeth..-...... 0. ...0: PPOPPSt uccetas, aaa | 2 100 100 00 
seoipohbury, Albert.’ ............ Dereham Centre...) 10 500 500 00 
Beecee et OP ON ZO treisic evi gs Ghee ale nee MGOM au cost ee | 20 1,000 1,000 00 
Meacnethe Herbert (ot... vares'e. TOTONLO. <cio ue miiotaa: | iL 50 50 00 
Morgan John, -Estate™. ... 4. Kerrw oad. nae tee | 10 500 | .- 500 00 
petri Gr Oar a «a oases London.233 48 een 52 2,600 520 00 
ELA TY SE a's lsh ocw doe aehals abt TOrontoe.. - eee eee 2 100 100 00 
ee Srey 7.6 Oss vthets o53 8s ees MOLOUNEO. eee a nan 20 1,000 1,000 00 


THE REPORT OF THE 


LIst oF SHAREHOLDERS.—Concluded. 


No. 10 


E No. Amount 
Name. Address. of shares. held. 
$ 
MecMahen, A. T., Estate of ... LOT ON aaron es 5 250 
MeLachlan, Margaret .......... Watford. =... eo nee 20 1,000 
MeMillan, ‘John (<<... 2. .<.6.- Gvkeston sin eee 40 2,000 
Mew hirterduliaeht, Genoese ees Beachville... ees 5 250 
MacCallum BGG.) Dives. = = Kingstone: 5 250 
rare a We eA rac ae a idiewrets, «40s, Tillsonbures.. eee 2 100 
MANSHNALL CEL CNLY® xh. cctek ae si otee a Brownsville......... 3 150 
VLC ASTM cb tired Sathins Wuchal ere. Accy stareterelelo) (VAPNA Sweep eos hee Bhar d 150 
NTA Te FL Gor ce ona wha ahe crane ot ees Buttalos Ney. eee Beat 150 
Mic PaL Tee Pemba a ates sac ancl svaterete ol Woodbridge... aan Bau 150 
LAT SIS Loe rOO.. AVS aes ie te ele ecole Straffordville....... Sa 150 
NIENNIC SAIOX# Sik <a cw iste cree wie es ‘Vancouver, BOs a 5 | 250 
Morgan, Judge B. ...........-. PT'GTONLO, 2 erat rier 24 1,200 
MUCHOS 6CNAS.) Wine n= ots fs wid oe London. eee 207 1,000 
Oliver, Wrederick). <2 ui. .0:.005 <4 London .4.2 arene 4 | 200 
POCOCK sPE Dilip esi). ks ears eae ce London=..: o..c eae ib 50 
ECC LCOM DG xem Wee cle aot. haere Londons 4. seaaeee 10 | 500 
Pay NLGrs OMT pecwisl ciate chs re toe ee BalingsP:0).2 32s: 20 | 1,000 
ECOWE Rice Rod BE AN cl © oer oe trend eg spe eee Mandamin-. 2. eee 10 | 500 
AV ULLGT ot Wis tad Sabs cine fee ot cee by eee London.) = eee Teo 50 
Petty, Geo., ‘states: js... 3 HWensallco se eee oii 100 
LOT ELS WH oie Clon yore anette ne ee Okanagan Mis’n, B.C. | ay 150 
RUOITISOIL OLE cette ars code clacerr ote Londons: oes | 14 50 
Robson, William: W. 22)... Vernon. B.G eee £8 200 
ELODSON ED Hecate. re a ein oleae ee London. 2..eaneeee 70 3,500 
HAIN SEY CNT Vie ates soi. Catches Wanstead. 2... 10 y 500 
SCANTO Whe) WIN. eta eh ee ate London eee 14 50 
Schneider, Adame. aes. oe Mitchellaiaek pete 2 100 
Stevens, Ruben, Hst. .......... Toronto Gen. Trusts 
GOED. ween ok teen 9 | 450 
SLANU DUTY yells <a erate east ctie aie Hreters oo oe ee 5 | 250 
SLONECS S20. bee ens eee Sault Ste. Marie..... 10 | 500 
Sutherland, Wy 7A) 22.05 2..eecse Tneersollsn, estes 34 150 
Smith, OUD SHE eis renee are Wyoming tag OS ace ROA 10 | 500 
eandbam oul. Age. «bate cates Tillsonburg......... 6 | 300 
sandham, Della May ....csa.... ITillsonburg......... 6 300 
sangha 2A Ove os Tillsonburg......... ey 100 
LUC TAS ICDAlG. 4. a nee eee Worest.. 2 wee eee Sia 100 
Swaneon, Janetys...-.. skeen S St. Mary's. «ness oan 100 
Taviors (Wine wows: maa tee oe Tondon. 7. ne eee 20 1,000 
play LOVE sAlIreg se Gia ca eee Galt@erne eee 20 1,000 
PAN LOU A. Bice cane cae sate eet TOn0On fone. eee 5. | 250 
Payloreelred::- 7. : seisek cee ee Tamiltone.. 2 eee 20 | 1,000 
hOrrance,.Aames ence cen fore Ctratford...cc.ce Sea 150 
Truemen, Blizabeth ........... Stouffville.......... a 50 
Threapleton, M., in trust ..... TOLOulO cf. ee 6 | 300 
‘Luorne, # ohn «We echt oe ee London eee 50 2 500 
AIGINey JAS. bas oe es Pee Blyth @iceaee re. 10 500 
noOrnton,: Hd win icone eae ae Ne ereo aes een eee Ta 350 
CAM DUDE, «GOO.eesd cee oe Tondon.. eter 10 | 500 
PManODe ss Wi. Rs na ee eee ITOrontos, 2%). 2085) 1,000 
Tudhope-Aletter, Limited ...... Corontoy se a. oc eee 288 14, 400 
VATIDUSEN Wo, ake a wine eee HT OPONtO sas vice outa 2075 1,000 
Vandusen; Wm. EH. .... 0... seestTorontoy. yes eee i 50 
VN TCO Mr ODT pun othe: 3 se recut eee Watford. . 4-1 cm.) | 13 50 
PV TLL and GIN OS: Mavclecs sta 'alsye aie sahara \Woodstock.......... 10 | 500 
Walch, Lawrence A. ........... |Winnipeg........... 10 500 
VENICE SWINE ed. peek ave chee. < vc nett ote Petroléa. cease ae 10 500 
WVaAlla COtH ONT Yat cic. ccr. ees South Middleton.... 5 250 
WittitlevevAlIiC@S® .aia asc s steds a Gorriee. see eee 5 250 
Webster, Geo on Bina vitae ea St "Mary’se4 =. soem yaar 100 
Webster, Catharine A. ......... St). Mary's: anes 1 50 
Willi Ueya I OSEDIgere sienac oo ketve ans e Stu Mary's. aa. us oes ik 50 
WOSUCOLLAEd aE eet cas ah ee oo ee Hamilton... 10 500 
"TOtAlS (2 Cac ties cane «eiccara sol soxte a Sie alert ca et ei ei 1,746 $87 ,300 


$73,992 50 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bsa: 
*THE WELLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, MUTUAL AND STOCK. 
Hav Orrick, GUELPH. 

Commenced business September, 1840, 

Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 

BEN ed ans Ae” Se ace rt ee Oe a once nN AU Al 2 BOE Le pO WRAY 5 Ele Guelph, Ont. 

EU mUVL LLY LO te Neer een tes rel Soe ad ons Clntaekeed Gray we eet welcie tias Taewetars Guelph, Ont. 

FLOR Wl Cams OL 1G. cecees Matis eee ig sy oo eaten ce Bee SPR eee Oat pees ah Guelph, Ont. 

RIN) PUES UT ALOU ete ee ere xs React ee ae a tenes Re atl ial OO Guelph, Ont. 
Gab. Ryan... .% Be ee RA dee TU ere Med ct ee, Guelph, Ont. 

ORL MY FES UE Ts mie Pree, area ee Pe Sd GAS Sep ie ate’ gia ike Wie Wee oa Salem, Ont. 

ELL gD LOD Count age Curt near re Ret lite OOS me EMME Pe crt. 8. te aig be eed nly Pe Acton, Ont. 

Wh Wai RENTED a Pek alate Wade Mee se ae em a ep lc Mh ala, 1 aa a aT Guelph, Ont. 

DVIS] SPL DA WALL SUT Gee eee ene oe eee ec ce mreeta Ai held A cate aces Kars Guelph, Ont. 
Officers: 

Pz PE OLOC RIAN sel COli CLV ee ye tia hate cll Sade ee ve ane ees. Sustain? s buese Soe Guelph, Ont. 

PLN UTLOD MAVRCORET CSIC GILL oy. cit ee can ea Ye ken f s lidiue Gh s Guelph, Ont. 

PORTO UAVIUSON OPCreLArY: LICASULere ics cs ike.) ov noe ne a ote el Guelph, Ont. 

Auditors: 
PEAR MIN CLLR Gr Al OMe Petts Ms eet GL RNa ch VO Matar a anhalt, ate Toronto, Ont. 
Che SN LOOL Giant cork re he hr ee, Sciais hata ame Wwe ota Mie elite sams Guelph, Ont. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DeEcErBER, 1917. 
PALIT CNE EZ OTL I Ca 1 Lorin st OC eee rere coed Rue Ss caves cee) anit, al ota price acy a sc gounanthonnne akanoantn $150,000 00 
Serr ReCs DCUMC DIL COCK tain artes ele ae: on Givin ec necks os) ols wadien castes sie lot AD eRe 124,500 00 
eee ta METENPEC ThE A ees Oe Kereta Ge gy 6 Noe ea auk, Week Mega a ba yshat eens. whee alas naa Dea 42,450 00 
fete eee DLetO Ue Le evap ital. Gers hik ede wird detente cewees weit ea vel eee 20,70 40 
Mone teOm Ite Loar rOVIN etal. LY CAS ITY dress en cele cele Sora bts een atv cc seete SES ee 21,000 00 
ASSETS. 
Debentures ($21,000.00 Ontario Government deposit) and Canada War Loan. $67,998 11 
Pee OR ONO A Ee OAt OT GE rl hort: ac ale. aloe, nisiae louie a. toh Peaeeere i emee $886 69 
ea MIIeELOY aL ay Gr tlGl DIL © ioa.d © 6 cnn es cial eran Ac bb me netane aie 13,974 92 
14,861 61 
Cash in agents’ hands, acknowledged by them to be due, and considered 
SPAYEYa + Sets ace nin es A eee IT SRN. = gees “Renn ome MO oe Bi, eRe 2,610 19 
Png naiieoueixcmipay mente: Olek OL |. ke dere eee ete decile flaca vel piiahy wisn ee 60 22 
e of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
AT AMER OTL Sh V One aie eee RR ge cece tah, Gu Sess 4d ats a+ Wy 23; 751 70 


*Name changed to The Wellington Fire Insurance Company, Mutual and Stock, by 


Order-in-Council, 7th June, 1918. 
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B74 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Amount unearned part (50 per cent.) of premiums paid for re-insurance of 


: risks, in forcé at: 3lst December, 19177)... 0.7.21 oe Voted oetete $1,414 11 
ie of<re-insuranceon) losses)’. Suicws: ate oo eee 5 ie eee eerie eee 1,250 00 
a of taccrued interest. 2.750. iche oars o otaiae Ree ine ate tee rn Toa . 639 87 
3 office furniture, Goad’s plans, etc. (mot extended) .. $2,400 00 
Total “assets lcs ois bo Me rece menla tolen dua eer an gee ee ea ee $112,585 81 
Subseribed® capitalicstock “unealleds cc oye. men seepeet es eee take) eet vas onc eeueees ne $80,925 00 
LIABILITIES, 
Amount of- losses adJuSted = 3).20:e evcranine ache eens ere ete ee ersten er aire eee $666 20 
= Tesisted (27 he eee ie he ete eerste seede, ale tte a Ae een ean ale eee _ 3,010 00 
: supposed) or* reported Woes ye are ae uence erate wees em rea 760 00 
Amount of unearned premiums, being 50 per cent. of gross premiums on 
all cash system policies in force at 3lst December, 1917 .............. 45,461 69 
Dominion Government War Tax provision ...........0...-. eT HANS Ue enter ta yet 283 51 
Liabilities to;the publicgics. 6 cecee.. ee a oe ee $50,681 40 
Pad UT CADItaLEStOCK sues coca oa dic oe ee eRe thea sae tees ne seen en es eee ae $42,450 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $6,906 07 
Gash received for fixed payMentsvOletol (ee ied teeter fa wile $7,776 30 
“ fixed: payments of prior. years cs. es ee eee eee 134 15 
e TNCET OSE ol isl ere teas See eee toe oe ete ae ne ne es nae 3,462 29 
4 premiums on pCash*systenis 5. ome erat re ees eee eee 68,289 49 
¢ azents:- balances, 1916, sreceivedsinset9LT = tae eee 2,923 25 
v3 re-instirance. Onslosses.s414 cae eek oe ee ee ee ee 3,529 33 
a extra- premiunis and [eesie oe el eres eee 545 68 
re SALVARO ole See bis te Nee eas RPT cat IGA Tog Sean Cee eae 209 70: 
oh from investments (not extended) .......... $14,000 00 
Total “receipts ms. thie Soe eae a eee Pre eehs wae Shae eee ee $86,870 19 
EXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
Amount. paid for commission or bonus to agents 70..-:..9..... 7.2 suse $14,449 22 
fuel jand! HED Saini. wren ates ee ee ee 147 59 
“ investigation or adjustment of claims” .......:.:sseee 612 51 
- statutory assessment and license fees ............... 97 58 
a: fire smarshal-« tase oo: Sls ote eae ee eee ee 112 68 
printing, ‘stationery ‘and advertising 7.5... sees ae 706 40 
. PONG. SR Pee wale awitacs Sites eee eee RO Creat ce ee 383 34 
- taxes (Government and Municipal) ................ 1,533 17 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees hay PH ore eee 7,191 86 
i‘ travelling expenses sg (io reds Sore ered eee ties ee eee 980 00 
postage, telegrains and) express) 2.2. 76.25) oer 196 32 
f premiums*?on agents, bondsie. <1 oe eee ee ee 175 00 
oe insurance onsofmcéesfUrnituresse ee ee ea ee 25 00 
‘ mercantile, agency. Of ricis batpas ee eee ee ee ee ee 50 00 
Hd interest: Uae Aas Se a a ee Le ee 250 68 
a salvage paid re-insuring company ................6- 100: 00 
i Other  GxPensSe? 47/7 Gil cas ile alee eee ak seen Re ee 5 00 


Total. expenses .of management 1.0.0 sion oe ee > ee eee $27,616 29 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


Miscellaneous payments: 

Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 
losses which occurred during 1917 
re-insurance . . 
rebate .. 
Goad’s plans 
i investments (not extended) 


af a! Fe), 18) [epee twn,. So whe! fais. 6) ke 


Total expenditure 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


System. One year or less. Three years. 

Ch SIE AS oS Fae oe es CURR aS ga cr, Oe = RO eR ra $626,220 00 
“TUNES DE py lbs VR Ry Seg WE arava creo Ae Sr $3,931,861 00 4,880,436 00 
POUR ret cr ate a Aa oneaTS $3,931,861 006 $5,506,656 00 

Re-insurance, 

PETE T Fa PES VEL CINE te oe Aa ee deck aie e cl aie ae $57,808 00 
Serer asi SVSLOM 9.3 cesses se See aes $135,890 00 52,275 00 
Total re-insurance ...... $135,899 00 $110,083 00 


Net risks at 3lst December, 1917 . SREB Wal TU $5,396,573 00 


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ato) 0) 0) in) Wie AD th) Ge Bie Bp elles ote. le eras) aie elte ee © 66:16, ©, 8) (ele) is. 6. <¢ 
Sle: swe) a ef ites) am im @ wl intial (w8) S le coh wu ey I8) ie mle, & Ae Tei ke erie! lo" 6 61.6 6) (eS) 8 oe 


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$9,438,517 00 


$9,192,544 00 


bie 7491208 
Pe 39,036 49 
a 2,828 22 
as 4,897 44 
io 178 16 


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Total. 
$626,220 00 
8,812,297 00 


$57,808 00 
188,165 00 


$245,973 0G 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Amount. 
$631,390 00 
242,430 00 


$873,820 00 
247,600 00 


$626,220 00 


Mutual System. Number. 
Peeecuine Orce o 1st, Wecemper O16 6.2.0. oo ees tices pede ee ts 480 
Po cies ewan renewed. during 1910 Fel nde oes = tee es cle 176 
Drerreemitiiis Pers CUPit LOU) oe ar ce rake oral) colar a Geran cate Rie aban os 656 
PPO MeXTITeOyand: cancelled Insel Ol 7) Me ou, aie eaWAcbass ot aia & 182 
Net risks in force on mutual system 3lst December, 1917 .... 474 

Cash System. Number. 
PeracipamingiOrce oleate LDecem bers (1916 >. ae ee pee 7,724 
Polictecenew and renewed. during 1917 «| 7%... -3 50... oases es 3,404 
SPT SEMIVUTNIOL MOULIN oe LOL Tere sects a cia sete 64 ou Rca inane te see athe arate 11,128 
fee ores pireaeann,cancellen in. 1917 3. oot ew et alee kebs 6 was 2,788 
*Net risks in force on cash system 3lst December, 1917 ...... 8,340 


Amount, 
$8,253,202 00 
3D, fkG,a12 00 


$11,969,474 00 


3,157,177 00 


$8,812,297 00 


*Ontario risks. 


Regt ; THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY COMPANY: 
General Fire Insurance. 
PrRemMiIuM NotrEs 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally 
liable. to ASSESSMENT. . s:65 0 Ac Sis cre wrelerotes tate eilele RR. Lete nena ser eeils See cr cere eee $38,692 31 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 


assessments JeVied 2. 0. a. tecin crs Whee ie ena ee 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 14,995 72 


Payments of premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 


premium notes: 


Cash paid up to'3slst, December tod. 5 te nein ee eee 2,910 56 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. BB? 


LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


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ONO. OF 
Amount | Amount 
Name. ; | Address. ; ubseribed subscribed. | paid up. 
Nl 
| | $ $ 
ER ATO A tAn W's wc acme Go cle ass WeGH Ike LD Liter, niente wcter ects tae | 5 | 500 175 
Burr, (mma C:, state of ....:.... Ge] Ph gar oe eters 30 | 3.000 1,050 
RoW VLOU: VV cater wicle-cone a.coe mw 'e eGnel pitectas cee eee | 24% bod 2,500 | 875 
Bruce, Geo. R., Estate of.......... Guelph ees e eee | ae 500 50 
SIRE MATISOT 0 ct cei teleic gale aoe et Athens ss vee. wees as 500 CF 175 
Peperere 1) STA T11. 9 WV oc lire acca seas ee oka 6s Guelin lw seer ce | 60 | 6, C00 2,100 
Clare, Geo. A., Hon., Estate of...... | res (On Pes eee | 10 | 1,000 350 
MUEV RLS E Ih) hoe cic c o 8, ssc oan etre olan I (EOToeLOW Dae con bee cs 5a. 500 | 175 
Paviason, J. A., Estate of.......... Guelphcser anes 259 2,500 | 875 
oe nODEr Utter or eee oe Guelphssc.ct seen ewe. 10 | 1,000 350 
Merve, Jot. lustate of 2c. wo... Guel pies cats cei aes 300 3,000 | 1,050 
MOTILGOII CORT ee Sots ot cain COLD Dey ene 45 4 500 | 1,575 
OURS oS BAG DE ea os Hespelert oot sere {| 7,000 | 2,450 
MetCOtt LNOMAS i siccns des oles « o055 05 WXGLETH. aha eee 155 | 1,500 525 
MEIN GX SIGICUATC 1. cc a oss ole sce es Teweterrecsccure ae ek 20 | 2,000 7006 
PPPREICYANNIC © tas deca ec sakes os HSC OLOMLO tr. cats oae | 9 900 315 
Gregory, Thomas, Estate of......., x6 tere ns Sele ees 25 2,500 | 875 
Pree Ways LUMILY se. osc cee ns ene e | Crescent Valley ...... | 20 2.000 700 
Gowdy, Thomas, Estate of ........ D(Gitel phere css coe ae. 10x 1,000 | 350 
Podieeelames. tustateof..........) Guelph . 2... 0. ..00.. 20 2,000 700 
SPMTEL TRV YIE FAME easy 's Sac scrote oe wy sis ee Gel Div eo ee 10 | 1,000 | 350 
PL DON I IAINGS | os os od bs ees eens PIMOTERtE Mame one | 50 5,000 | 1,750 
Henderson, Jas. S., Rev.. ........| Kerrisdale, B.C....... | 40 4,000 | 1,400 
Hobson,-John, Estate of........... | Crite Ln cae aie ete. | 20 | 2,000 | 700 
OLVN ARC ERM 4 US ea ae ar SUSUR VALE Cancer | 40 | 4,000 | 1,400 
RPARE CMMI AY'Y, Dias she c's acon dicie eel Cal Carye ioe oe as oon 20 | 2,000 700 
maneseAs EF. Hy Kstate of.):. 2 ...0% GiELDI ear es yare | oy 500 175 
Kennedy, John.. See re eee Ret CT TLE! DL peter ee: | B00 3,000 1,050 
MRS MVY Tt ee chy cote clones vice pda ier a.» Mooretown, P.O,...... 5 | 500 175 
Lester, SURO MUS ye woe a he Hamt) tones. sre otae oes LOWS 1,000 | 350 
Base ny nd at meek i's ACLODE Mee tate ete is AES 1,000 | 350 
JOS SPs 2 1 a UeLDIR ae ee not a | 20 2,000 700 
Bre rosse ice WState << sawed ce sdes es Galttiencct si esters. 10a 1,000 | 100 
Brercote dsr state: sc... os kee Lower Melbourne, Que. 30 3,000 300 
OL GLE CEN oR aT ag ie aang a Da ) Hastings 6 sm. 42<.- | 50), ) +b, 000 40M 1,750 
BRO HIGETe ys HOSE o 5) ec «0 is sla cee Guelpheiice.c as cc. aes a. | LOS iy) 1,000 | 350 
“ils LSS? OO ha al tear. midreom ana 10a 1,000 | 350 
McKeown, Christina, Mrs.......... Orangeville 2..6.0.6 0| oo 800 280 
| ewe) VSIA Fag 4 rc ae ee PGUel Nit. sa. eeen ele. | os 900 315 
BE ETRP MAS or 1 ve conn Ca oynciedin 2-4 feleOl UMP rate, «ures secs 9 | 900 | 315 
National Trust Co., Ltd., in trust for | | ; 
is.G. A. Pemberton. ..:..:..| AMT ne eR ee Aas ae 300) 105 
SEMIN CAO OIA srs soos eo koe n Brantford +0. 2.202. Isles, 1,000 350 
Northcote, Mrs. Isabella G......... PEGTOULON et Molec oes 44 400 140 
“ULETEEUn gy, ALDRII RUGS re ie teens end Blenhern acon sere | 10 Beat O00 ma 350 
eer IA IY Leet Als Soe an elke selon se PL GYrOnLO eee eee 10 | 1,000 350 
Randall, Mrs. Caroline, Estate.... Kitchener ........... 10 | 1,000 | 350 
Rumsey, Margaret A. A........... Ste Mary-Sian sss os ees | 30 | 3,000 | 1,050 
et etnies Vafas an descends peGrilelplte stirs eae. es SO 9, 0007 7) 3,150 
SEES TARINGS 2 c.cs cae om onc aces cs He@resye cn os She ee 10 | 1,000 | 350 
SSI@OIMNAN, GEOTLE. «ses s.0ac ce csise ce! Guelpireee.c ou woos 25 .| 2,500 | 875 
Samwell, George, Estate of..2..... EXGLOT ae oe ince. | 50 5,000 | 1,750 
Pee VMS VL ccs os g FA Se Chew BLA OLGsce ee aoe | 20a 2.000 700 
Bei Alton Ase Dro ess os scot Mitehell? steer. aoe. 50. 5,000 | 1,750 
Toronto General Trusts Corporation | | : 
in trust for Mrs, I. Harriet Bacque Toronto ............. | Be 300 | 105 
Regia Walia cee. oe case cok Tillsonbure occa ees | 10:28 1,000 | 350 
BeOS Pet A LOUISA. cess asian ssi ce ss h brantiordsssceceee LOG ek O00 SS 350 
OCC ee a as Galemniovanuehee On. 60 | 6,000 | 2,100 
| es hes te ibaa —s 


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Strictly Mutual Fire Insurance Companies. 


YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Nore.—To avoid delay in publication, the companies comprised in this class are not 
arranged in alphabetical order; but the statement of any company can readily be found 
by referring to the Index Register at the end of this volume. 


[B 85] 


‘B 86 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
ALGOMA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, SAULT STE. MArRig£, ONT, 
Commenced business 23rd June, 1899. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: ir 
Chas? Young ® sis eka se eh eee ee ee ee Richard’s Landing, Ont. 
Wis VAN eios). Mocks nie ces eter ee aie aeons ee Mindemoya, Ont. 
AM. SAL ie Choales © 2.338 2 ieee ee ae ee eee Laird, Ont. 
Hy= Knights. a a ees eer re eee Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 
Geo; Hs Cook 555453. 5 oe roses eee ee ene te Fernlee, Ont. 
Geos Hmery- sii hia eee eee ee eee, Massey, Ont. 
Gi TAG. See os Saeed BAR, eee ee er re Iron Bridge, Ont. 
Reo Tweedy. s-0.0a5 Se ee ee ee eee re Richard’s Landing, Ont. 
He Hurekson. 2.55 See ee eee eee Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 
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Officers: 
Chas:-Young; Presidents. oe ee ee eee Richard’s Landing, Ont. 
Wim. Vincer,*Vice-Presidents 2.5: te eee Mindemoya, Ont. 
Lt.-Col. T. H. Elliott, Secretary-Treasurer ....... Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 
’ Auditors: 
We Tee SCOLU on oe pre 1 aha EY cedueee Rete baey fea See eae ed Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 
Cy Me Billiott: o.i2 05 ae aoe ee eee ee Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $30,438.44. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Actual cash on-hand: at head ofice yee eee rc ce ne eee ee $0 27 
Cash on deposit in, Bank of Commerce, Sault Ste. *Marie, Ont) ......... =... 4,980 87 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied. 32 242) seme cere eee re re se ec te 30,438 44 
Total: assets... aise Ahi eee ee are eee eae $35,419 58 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) 


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as fixed payments due in 1917 


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$466 00 
6,158 52 
89 56 
8 80 


$6,722 88 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B87 


H}XPENDITURE. 
Hxpenses of management: 
enn IO hOLeaASelite a COUMIIULSSIOT ts NPR merece gcd ea fhe tig pete web iee dc $716 25 
a INV EStI SALON OLt Cla liiaa amr mere te a Rene it CaM oo 64 Yo 55 80 
i BAIBTICS., CIFECLOrS sane aUULCOl sat LOCS 1 cg cls ct) scts aug) 6 oro one 581 00 
is statutory assessment and license fees ....... i ee ab a 16 03 
* taxes) (Government and Municipal) 320.205.0006. 6 anc cee: 19 11 
“i CPA VeElINE [GX DCN SCs ey eee ee er eee eae YAS ek eis 143 15 
7 PIintinesrstalionerye and sad Vereisil so eye er owas we a 60 70 
= postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............. 178 28 
‘3 WLNETHES DENSE Se mesic or ited on to cde ann nee rean Rie cate vst abe ob eed ae 119 65 
DOLGIMeESDCNSeseoL. Managemen in, ci ac.c, oes eo tace eral & 2 $1,889 97% 
Miscellaneous payments: 
ash paid‘toretosses swilichy oceurred during 1917)... 223.02. a 2,944 69 
* TOUR LC oe eae ge hee re eacahe tee Anns hottie wie oi eee wale mee we babe 104 00 
* PELUNdsOUeLOOOCUs DUNCINeS us pees A. nll eee rae eine LoieDU 
EGLA We CX DCROIEUTOS Eocene ole a, me tn ee Saas Kates ohn $5,076,16 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Three Years. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917 ................ $1,521,972 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Poucies:in force, olst Deeember,, 1916 = sac oe se ee wien oe ne we os oe 1,124 $1,349,930 00 
fe ollciessnew,and, renewed during 1917 2. nodes dayee oe ws 474 617,702 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,598 $1,967,632 00 
aeesoeexpired and Cancelled in LOLT. sors ces sre Sits ose ee ow Fes De 386 445,660 00 
Pie eriskseine10rce olsts December, LOUT oes oe on ok rad cre ee ole 1212 $1,521,972 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and none-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


PETRA SUCOSIVOT TORR tte het eee cre nt'y) > shane ges 0 Slee ence i take Bae aA Lect. Mocduw! elie ye $45,571 60 
Amount of all premium notes after deducting all payments thereon and 

BE COSAITIOTI Lm LOY LCE, accra et a clei icon din ay RT PR ad eEe ae phe ic Fie ate im bw S's 30,438 44 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ...........6..... 18,431 06 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Paxheraige lite to. oiste DCE DET. 319 Fim Hanes piclbicts 5 als os vases se 6,158 52 


B88 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


AMHERST ISLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, STELLA. 


Commenced business, 23rd July, 1894. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
HaecAcs Mowlenr Ajsce ccaretatt oe ss eee © cr nen eee oe me ee Emeraid, Ont. 
Jolim Richards 20% . mcr voice Seek oie ale nis eae eee ee ere Stella (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Allen N. -Hitchins: 35 <52 i.e eee ee ee eee Emerald, Ont. 
BYSPSINStan ten lela 5 acc Cees Sette Cee eee ne ene Stella (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John Glen’. 2620 60s ee cee ele ee eee eee ee Stella (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Win Glen: iJ. 34.20 gets ee ee ee Stella (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Wins.GleneSre 73.050 Dea aeees eve eee Ge Pee ean tern nate Stella (R.R. 2), Ont. 
WivAs “Hitchins 0 2 22 eeec eee ene ee ee eee Stella (R:R. 2), Ont. 
Samuel Miller. 25%... ck a5 eer te aoe eee eee Stella (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers: 
RR, +A? “Fowler, Presidents.) cite eee ee pe Emerald. Ont. 
John Richards, Vice-President... 420-2 eee ee ee Stella (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Ever; Instant Secretary-lreasuters ouctm alee eee Stella (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Auditors: 
JOD CE USOM 5 oe oe eae ee ee een cee tee ieee Stella (R.R. 2), Ont. 


W. 1 Tugwell Sewers caeeeete pedescevepecs ceeene eee OLola (R.R. 2), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $9,291.88. 


STATEMENT-FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Gash «value? Dominion> Wares Loan yes ee oe eae re ne ee $1,100 00 
Cash? On NANG eee os araco ie ale erleeee ee are rete tre $139 8&4 
Gashrin Bank-of Montreal, Kingstone sss cae eee 2,925 31 
—. 3,065 15 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting al] payments thereon 
and assessments levied | :...<...4. nba hee ee een he eee eee 9,291 88 
Total: assets...) J.0e see eee ACE kWh en ela etme $13,457 03 
LIABILITIES.—None. 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance, 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $2,567 31 
ashnerecetved-as fixed payments: of 1917 jesse ee eee ee ee $758 206 
iM fixed payments, due in prior years: ee. te eee 24 40 
A fOr. imberest. ob fa Pe a a eee 130 40 
va {ransfer fe@ o/c 53 .ccis'aigia feelers 50 
Wotal#réecet pts: .. 6600 cewek ote on pe ae $913 50 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B gg 


EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: . 
(ASE DAL Ge LOTECOMMISetONGtOr APO LS eee eee Gk s Sh been so acd a eu. $151 65 
bs LUGE Paria Siete tects eas ree eet ont ee eras een a's oa a 6 00 
“ statutory assessment and license fee ................-.-.4. bot 
es NPESINATSUAIELA Ree Oe cee ech oor ht o Sroka aurea 3 82 
A Lravellingvexpenses here. oe ee ee ere trata ic sas Breve ordain 1 00 
i SPIO FIGS? UlreCLOrs< LECS CLC arse eet ne cree Wie his one ae cu coer e mms 121 00 
- Printing estationery sands advertisine ss. 2. aioe. | cece og eres 4 56 
a postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............... 7 63 
TLOCAIMEXNeNSes TOTS TRAN AS EMeNL ere oe ec os ale aie a rcnetel cimecer eke $302 83 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917. (No losses) 
Hi TODA UCS areca ree te alec rece eer ole ate ate oie Seah hares Site oie tia ae tanoiae ane aa sk 12083 
$ invested—payment War Loan (not extended)... $100 00 
TOCA] SOX DEOL Clore tre ne rere acre Veer cae se ees Bw al era SIa! chat ni eis $315 66 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in, force 31st December, 1917. 


One year. Three years. Total. 
UN TTEN EL SR OR Ege pal Same eae A a Od ae $800 00 $289,665 00 $290,465 CO 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
oncies in 1Orceraiste December, 1OLG02 viii ces ce sles vale cists ems 187 $265,775 00 
Policies new and renewed. during 1917 2...6..... 0c arenes 66 95,325 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 2538 $361,100 00 
Pe sex DITCOm ane COUCECLICOMIINE LOL Carers 2 onic ce se tie tle 6 atereieis oe « 51 70,635 00 
PeteniotseiielOrcesd USteWOCEMDEL.© Lol lay cists die aa scarce esas aus esr enat 202 $290,465 00 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
One year. Three years. Total. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held 
by Company and legally liable to 
DESC ECHICT Un eee fic ras cP cucu $16 00 $11,605 20 $11,621 29 

Amount of all premium notes, after de- 
ducting all payments thereon and 


auseesiments levied * se. f. vac foe ees e deus 12 80 9,279 08 9,291 88 
Amount of premium notes received during 
A CO UL L Tee tse h tee sce ates Siete wet ese uaale, cre Ne 16 00 el dae Ou 3,789 00 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917 
including all sunis credited on _ said 
premium notes, viz.: 

CeyeCash paid up to. dist, Dec.,. 1917. 


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B90 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


DEREHAM AND WEST OXFORD MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, MOUNT ELGIN. 


Commenced business 18th May, 1887. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
RieW<. Brink “ees a ee A ee ee ee ee Woodstock, Ont. 
IG Currie. 2. or ks os Ral oe Oe ene ee Ingersoll, Ont. 
Joun- Campbell: oxo. fcc See aesce holes eect teeter ee Salford (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Gharles Williams -...2% << :ss eprops eietere aone se leasrelcneus enetanee Tillsonburg, Ont. 
James Littles. oc sos nce dete ieee eel s ei wie e ohe te ene eee ingersoll, Ont. 
Frank. H Harris nciiicccterce eee ee ee ee eee Mt. Elgin, Ont. 
Officers: 
R.oW. Brink, Presidents teu aoe © eect ee ere Woodstock, Ont. 
J..G. Currie, Vice-President oexiisce. sa ee ae ee ee Ingersoll, Ont. 
T. R. Mayberry, Secretary-Treasurer ............-....-4, Ingersoll, Ont. 
Auditors: . 
J. A; Morrison: saccces os ee ee ee ee eee Mt. Elgin, Ont. 
R; A; Baxter (6chccd decdcrescrct eee eee ed aa tee eae Brownsville, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $104,768.05. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS 
Cash: on hand, ‘head’ office Fir tet ete ee ee ee $1,218 73 
Cash in Royal .Bank;-Ingersollee. 2 ese eae ne oe en ee ee 559 74 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments vOl 1917. ope ee ere 1,265 51 
Amount “unpaid, assessments; 619 Ui eres ee een tees eee 167 78 
Amount of premitim notes in force, after deducting all payments 
thereon and» assessments levied) .....-25-. e006 ee eee $104,768 05 
Less residue given for reinsurance ..-).-2 3.2.66 e.. o. eee 1,157 40 
103,610 65 
Total-assets- 2:7 oc. tepiets Aee De ae ce re ee ee $106,822 41 
LIABILITIES.—None. 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,083 11 
Cash received as fixed payments of 1917... eee eee ee $4,663 28 
- forr assessments, 1917 s.-0 cere eee ee eee 4,890 35 
% for “interest, sa isg-u5 y6 45 4 ow eae ee or ee re 30 00 
Total sreceiptss 0.4 ss 6 cael bss con ee $9,583 63 


1918 


SUPERINTENDENT. OF INSURANCE. B91 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for statutory assessment and license ...........0..5..4.. $27 86 
vy investigation and adjustment of claims ............ 99 00 
* Divers Te i le LO Meee ere se ae Sn fe oe eee, on Dee 
. Salaries, scirectors.- and Auditors = 166s. 2. Wiss, ccnpas 794 15 
i DriNCine s Stationery ali eAGQ Vert SiMe eyes. ai bee oe 30 50 
as postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 95 60 
Md TOOT eee pr eeh Gea ei oes ee Oe Ate ae aie Sits g BSHew 2 2 5 
By POCET Cet ee een een. ee Ee ER Ald teas eS ee 2 ee Se, 88 92 
Praverlingy GX PeNnses Wes a. eer ered oes ats kere ee pe hes 63 00 
4: DiMersexvensesy OL Mana semen be so oa. a elcihes » eeu 22 60 
1 OLA s Denese Or Ia NAS CINIEN EE aot lay Rug at scar appear cen een, $1,246 52 
Miscellaneous payments: 
ASMA Gs Obelopsena WHIChVOCCUrred allele 1 (even o:..fr ee cs Cite ae cnt cee 1,368 85 
+ TOs NSU PA CC ee eae t ee ee ree ar ee ce eI Shh cee he woke 88 35 
Se POD ALG ee oon 5 ere eee eee eM TOME A owt yk lacghe a abate wa keh te a 109 55 
y TEDAVIICIUROL SLOAN Sie ere ee rete ares tn Ee Mh ere ee as 6,075 00 
PTTL eS CTL ULE CULT mera ee ei Bie ted ee Rn OS cra ous cos Seen eee es $8,888 27 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 
Three years. 
Mutual... 


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MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. 
PoMcieseinatOree. 5 St ge CCOMUCT LO LG Wn. eos oie vuety oo eeaeevrg Sur ont 1,055 
Pouciesene we and renewed aadurine. Lol’ =. os .cok te ema kes ces 346 
Gross number andsamount in force during 1917 ...5........-. 1,401 
mesnee circa sand scanceneduan =LOLT cRoans cy. Sec ae lec cies oe eee eins 364 
NCIsTISKS slIbpeLOrcer ose December, LOL]. oe. cneita eee ee oe 


$2,878,331 00 


$3,821,796 00 


$2,919,856 00 


$2,919,856. 00 
41,525 00 


Amount. 
$2,798,136 00 
1,023,660 00 


901,940 00 


- CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B92 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
SL1L9 bo27LS 


TOCASSESSMNONE, (coc ce nre cle co. e wa also lene ete co wie See Soe She teteee 4 ote tetera 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

BSSESSINEN(S JOVIG oleic is ae ka Gnne a ee eke ohaha, tre eta Oca ONG, A ptt ee eae ae 104,768 05 
Amount of premium notes taken during the year 1917 .................... 42,560 70 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 


Cash=> paid@up* to’3sist December Slo liy cn ee ae eee eee 2,121 26 
Amount of premium notes given by the Company for re-insurance ...... $1-2A5 To 
Less ‘payments made thereon o. yea v2. cacds etverenic ec eee ne ie eee 88 35 


tesidue of said premium notes for which the Company is still lable ..... $1,157 40 


1915 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B98 
OSGOODE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, KENMORE, 


Commenced business February 1st, 1014. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
ere Peete ODT CA ULN aioe oe oe dee Srna cn See EO Metcalfe (R.R. 1), Ont. 
A PEL Wer eee a le res hog ats Re conlan weeny yes Oe eee Metcalfe (R.R. 3), Ont. 
ERRCT ALE eters ages oie ic ade ute "Csceys soe ne Srstoyaig! Soe\e tach ol tsi vee HM ett ate A Russell, Ont. 
Peres LOLTO Ware matcineters cio tecakc Che catiaio se, oth cre steve ster Gee cre Pana, Ont. 
EVES ae CALLING Terre alors ire a ee rae hs bani cle the Su nena rath eves Metcalfe, Ont. 
UE COI UAITILING Os rae ete nie cata are eine wet ie one. Hk Ses Ormond, Ont. 
Officers: 
AveG? Hy Robertsons President: «ov ccc es tees ess Metcalfe (R.R. 1), Ont. 
ASS DA Were 1CG-President) 2c. ae ie eros oe ane yes Metcalfe (R.R. 3), Ont. 
R. McLachlin, Secretary-Treasurer ................. Kenmore, Ont. 
Auditors: 
eeety CALE N GT ee ec kien Se eee ean e ae Kenmore, Ont. 
DN AVON ere On ee er rat, ey me eth ote nied Vernon, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $76,252.66. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
MEAT VAC MN Veh peal AV cL ineeuey ee ornate Ce fare eset ay ara Ge Sema sah Sey wk ac We Wak ape eaten $100 00 
PSE Tig ESAT) nL BALL BWV ae EC LS Sel keen ee. er engine BS Ln! oe wal a elit dea pit orl oes 1,908 73 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
RNC eASReRIITIGCNLA LOY 1 OUme a ae eee Leh, Pine ek? eel asa wee alti anelete cheats te oie rare 76,252 66 
Amount of office furniture (not extended) .................. $21 00 
TOA Lae DSieea es ees otc ck o gocla, ware, boa) Par epee cas vaio anaes etal ee $78,261 39 
LIABILITIES. 
Pe TLECETY CHE CTE EL PULL ME See ec eye, Gt Oted ute Were he oka: Ad eVebeoate ert ert eae MRR erence eee ons. ce $125 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $4,139 89 
Gasiereceived jor mxed. na VINents in 119 Pio es ss ces es ee eso 4 bbe Res Oe tie $3,845 25 
* INTOLEST i. hehe. ee i eae aoe spin Win thee Geiriaie w/vuee aces ome 107 95 
Total receipts) .:...... Ae NLT Re te oe, Pia As RIT Sia h als Ste goin bis oo eracd ws $3,953 20 


B 94 SEER EE ORT OR CELE 


EXPENDITURE. 


Cash spaid. for agents *cOMMIssions: 5. co. . <tcs sk 2 seo tees oes 
investigation and adjustment of claims ...... 
statutory assessment and license fee ......... 
Tyresmarshal- LAX. Gace elec cele eee eee eee eet 
travelling expenSeSewk..5 sce secuteets ee Cee eee 
PETE COR, cee Sorta ola caowe s 0 ietn he eh owen Teles ee eee en 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ......... 
printing, stationery and advertising ......... 
postage, telephones, telegrams and express .... 
OLN Grae ees eee er et ee ee 


€é 


Total expenses of management ................ 


Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 
ss rebate 2on Qiaeare. 


6é 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies taken during 1917, or renewed 


Gross number and amount of risks at any time during 1917.. 


Deduct expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks on mutual system, 31st December, 1917 .-........ 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
“arm and non-hazardous, 


PREMIUM NOTES 


eeoeereee 


eo © 6 6 @ 6 © oe 6 ene © Ole 6 8 eo 6 ee 6 


coeowe wor eoer ee tore e eee eee eo 


oeecvree eee eee eees eevee 


eevee erer er eee eee eee eevee 


PPC ee ree, A $6,084 36 


Number. Amount. 
728 $1,493,950 00 
303 640,875 00 
1,031 $2,134,825 00 
219 401,810 00 


812 $1,733,015 00 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 


Amount of face of all premium notes legally liable to assessment ......... $86,650 75 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 


assessments levied 


eee eeee eee er ee ee eee eoe eee ee ere eee er eee ee 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .... 


eee ee 76,252 66 
tatette ate Ante yetea te 32,043 75 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 


premium notes: 
Cash paid up to 31st December, 1917 


cere eee eee eee owe eee 


A ci teterede Ses vheent 3,845 25 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B95 
PRESCOTT FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, ALFRED. 
Commenced business dth August, 1901. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
SIU CIA E ATI SL OMig wee eae ce ne «ve odessa ae ae cts oe teen ee Alfred, Ont. 
Ulric TO ULG CW tas eae etc Tee eae cee Renee alert aR nage Senge sce Plantagenet, Ont. 
RPT GaEMSLEITIGIL Cie Gee ar etethe ees Chey Wns vaeP ere ene inl a 5 ans thea Alfred Station, Ont. 
NUR IL COL ater ated ate yarn eer ey eae erie ca sees tales Alfred, Ont. 
HEL Sa CAI CUIIGSCM conics or hes Sunes ve aartNerle ako eerie tere Caledonia Springs, Ont. 
Hla Via We eCEtran (ly co ois anete cick ue seks oe oe ees L’Orignal, Ont. 
Officers: 
Samuel Parisien, President Lr ASS Ean, Skene een Alfred, Ont. 
Uiriée Dacust] Vice rresident: sca. nei coe tress os ees a Plantagenet, Ont. 
B. G. Parisién, Secretary-Treasurer ................ Alfred, Ont. 
Auditors: 
ie ear AL OSS Carer ct) ater ae wae oe eros ai vis tale ere cr otige te Se Sees Alfred, Ont. 
Ey ONL] PUL meres eas ere Ae se ee ek ete NRE EN ID, fale ei gto a Alfred, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $115,837.02. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
PCLIGLI PELE DTI UTI T career eo ERY Wares ace ee Ganiarttes oom teas Ris ake okt et Mea ON ee ee ee $2,210 44 
REC CE DAT LUTON erate errs oe te hee siete Sul ena ae ake Oneal Ghee tents 9,005 77 
PASM etl aTC. SUS OUICGe amt nein. a ts state wet bis fe 9 ae etale eMac a $121 97 
Peele HOCUe ae o ePOrienal “On Gs .% <0 8 sinc itho ees Besas: grensia te hee 7 52 
MRL ALK SEE JATILAGOTICUBS oak ciated co os aa stone ah nial the ere wee Pee 35 09 
RLV INC Ae an heen Ped PONT. i.e heeoes oe aaakel nis + oem are alone 1,965 89 
——_—_———_—_— 2,130 47 
PP mOuUnpeUnpAll OL. Ser DAY MENS OL LOL (ir ecistetds. alae settmerd Seely ble are ne bows oe 80 00 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
ANGSASEESSINOULE TON LOU ccs terials She Se ei ee ae ho Ne os oe acest ss ahecee se 115,837 02 
EE CIL SS Pee UG teed Cea leae gem en ene eae ee Sts he eS ee oo on an ail $129,263 70 


LIABILITIES.— None, 


PTS NATE EIS 


THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


$11,733 46 
11 00 
828 99 


B96 
RECEIPIYS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $4,726 18 
Cash reeeived for fixed payments due in-L9IT . x. oe i eee ee oat 
ne fixed payments due in priorey Cars y te eterna tekken ees 
INGEPeESt) co os a Geld ole se ee a ee ee eater NeES cis, totes ate ee ae 
principal of debentures (not extended) $1,475 78 


Total receipts 


wo 6) 0 10) ee, © 6 One 8! 16: 0) ae) Le Ae) betwen 6 ue) ere. erm (6 1es emis) (ete ee melee nes es) eae) wile nase 


EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for commission to agents 
PVC] ANG LTE Eire ah ce Ue ances ee en ices eae ere cee ee an 

travelling expenses 

statutory assessment and license fee 

printing, stationery and advertising 

salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees 

postage, telegrams and express 

Underwriters’ Association 

taxes, Provincial 


©. 6; (a1 0 0,10 el 0) 6) 4) (, 0) 3, ie 6) 10) 4, 10 Fele¥) |& (6 le, le. 10) Blew 


Total expenses sof "management, 20 cc. oc cikan eee cues eres ee 
Miscellaneous payments: 

Cach paid for losses which occurred during 1917 

5 rebates .. 


4, 0) ‘a ©. @) ©) ¥ one. (Ore! 4) G16 OTS ON, ie) oie sie 


©. eo). ’e. |e; 0 Je Te! ‘ele: ‘bce, elie 9) [ole 8) 00) tee (eo ekg) e Telco jy /e) w te) [ea 0) -6),8  & 10) 6 @ recor eens 


20 iw ce! 8) .0, ahr e) \e: te) 6 Oy le oe of 160 0118 “SH leg te, 0) a) i6 ei 2b) (8 iat lonlesi®) (6 (6) > eel fe) 0) 18 else: ce18)v, 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Mutual .. 


6.6 Oat ew) ce) 8a a8 40" 8 6) e: yy Oe! Ve fe! (Ae) (ol fe Le te, pare fe) -ey eS) (6) (a) i), © eye! wie Te 6, @ 18> She Fal 916) One's eee me 1616 see) ue 


» 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. 
ZOolicles in. dorce2ist. December, 1916 ie wines ences ee 2,480 
Policies. néw. andsrenewed during L017 a2 eee ee 1,065 
Gross number. and amount in force during 1917 .............. 3,545 
aLessvexpired and cancelled in {917/07 ee ene ean eee 799 
Net Tisks in force 31st. December, 1917. on. ys ee eee 2,746 


$12,573 45 


00 


$1,479 85 


14,848 40 
316 69 


—— 


$16,644 94 


Three years. 
$4,703,610 00 


Amount. 

$3,990,235 00 
1,933,075 00 
$5,923,310 00 
1,219,700 00 


$4,703,610 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. BO? 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


PSA OO SONI OT) Ge ner cate rer neve sia iene wl ehh le © Si nels yo 'a eke ota et ie gteee sy ace wi She $141,108 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

DASPSSINET ES. | CV LCs eet maak oe cies y 2): gto er eer es Gao lo atabe Wain Wi donk Aches - 115,837 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 57,992 


Payments on the premium notes of 1817, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes: 
(Ewe ashe paidstipero css st, LICCOTMDGr eLO 14s a cn eed eeeeecal 8,554 


39 


63 


B98 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


THE LANARK COUNTY FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, PERTH, ONT. 


Commenced business 14th September, 1896. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Dennis Noonan |ilrci%en oe etree FU ae neh Wy 4. AER es Perth (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Robert -M. Anderson’ .2 67 :ete ia Secnae ose tee eae aan ey oles Perth (R.R. 4), Ont. 
ames C3.) Glenn 5500 ee rete cree ae een eee ete Perth (R.R. 2), Ont. 
David _Mchean sy iit cect ee a eels Se nee ane eee ents Perth, Ont. 
WT AITICS SONA Wiy oid ace Foo re Tee een ore SeSIOne oe cake Pan eaeee eee Perth (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Carrs Thomps0n oe cee pice eee nee ee en a eee Perth (R.R. 2), Ont. 
ANGPEWS COCKTANG cries trie ete eke oper ee eee Me a tere ae Almonte, Ont. 
PALired | Bell ets ees ee te eee ete foe eee eee Balderson, Ont. 
Tdmuned:: Burk ot cesses coe ele rene re ieee ee ae Perth (BRR i3)5 Ont 

| Officers: 

Dennis: Noonan, President (7. coe coerce ete re eee Perth (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Rv M.« Anderson, Vice-Presiden G7 stim) ave ee Perth (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Py Cavers; Secretary oer coke ee eee ee Perth, Ont. 
W. A. Moore, Treasurer 2555 cle cee ee Perth, Ont. 

Auditors 
BR. Stedman: (15 8G ee eee en Perth (R.R. 1), Ont. 
J ernest Andersons see eee eee eee Perth (R.R. 4), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $209,334.34. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Canadian war loan «bonds: 207 sau gat. ae eee ee 
Gash in'hand :at: head office: 3. fc oa eee $207 11 
GashiinsMerchants: Bank; Perth) .2 eee eee 965 39 


Amounteunpaid of fixed payments/0f 71917 eee ee ee ee 
Prior instalments or fixed payments (not extended) ......... $532 53 


Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied 


O° 0.6 6 e600 @. 19! le! ©: 6 e)io \e, (6) @ ke, ©. FE (8 wee 8 a6 6: (O) & ey a (bs 6) 2159. @ 8) ee) 6 See 


oe 8 8 6 © 8 eo 8 6 ee © 2 0 8 6 8 8 ee 8 8 fe em Bus, © © © 8) 6 6 0:16) (Be) © (6) (e) #8) Sle 28 8) ve 


$2,961 98 


1,172 50 
568 35 


209,334 34 


$214,037 17 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B99 


LIABILITIES, 
PIOUUCeOCeUD DAIS! Osdamceniee etree ey Re craetike ae eae Set aie WS vie Beall « $200 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $4,241 60 
Case lecoe: ved, as LIXeG! DAYMENtSTOL 19 Litre netie wile cee Bs be ee oc ls alee $22,040 81 
i Dxedppayments ore priorevearsu wiitas swore e ce, out lee 416 63 
“ TOT INTGTOStiw sce at hee ee ae a re ae ele cael ens 414 56 
« from investments (not extended) ........... $3,827 50 
PLOLATELOCCOLDLS cre ices eae ncsry cee tek Renee eater tes cee paeeeer tum ah tN earn a $22,872 00 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Cash! paid for agentes COMMISSION! ecg nie 5 es widens Ae pm  < As nlase $2,415 83 
x statutory assessment and license fee ...................- 70 90 
ms TPERMATS Alita Kare aie srcn heer eerste: cick I AH pie catcl ae 87 59 
TOT Darr cts 67 a ta caso eas Sah SaaS aes es PEF sta oe ia pel eal ie eRe Bas ine ae 62 00 
ri iQiuted oRATE BER aa ce (Acsg cohen he mains Son hous © Hh Muenster ie aces A Re mE 50 81 
ch INVEstiz@aliOnPOLeclalm Semis ce ee ee eae as es cee 253 00 
a NeW uy Tere ycdhe ecm cm ise See SAT got ae an ee ess Se eS eee ee, See 23 00 
A salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees.................... 618 50 
a Printings ws tacionery sana BaVverlising 72. soe ee ee 320 97 
% postage, telegrams and eEXPIeSS .........- cee eee ence ceee 249 O1 
2. TE pt 1 is oe in ie ant ad Bane ary Pn ena Weg Nr Ry ied Ser cay a 173% 
- LES OCA O Vat eee tees Bee Re epee ce ett rot tre ORS as ck tea aah ere lone 
EOLA Bex Densese Ola Manaremen te cacy cisuie ois. cote inten ecient oe $4,176 31 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ..................... 99 00 
* LOSSES pwichroccurred GUring sl OV... sw ct we aie coe = cies om ate 25,106 57 
ts TO DEL Came mete eat see oe coe ere etons reside. ¢ <0: 4's) shia onan acsea ee 236 72 
4 CONTTIDULIOUBLOMEALTIOLIC] Hilt Gaete oe ss oor onesie et een ons 150 00 
(LOLO1 BEX DETICILINT Gun cecil: he estore ies een 2 ipo teak a oil, ohn ofp ero $29,768 60 
 eER SPREE ETS 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 
Three-years. 
ETL ELIT [OMIT eRe Pe Toor oh eae Shed aSpicoits.c Xo: alsa: dao Wie een y ela e GME, chante late lols centers $8,377,489 00 
‘ } 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Poucies in foree cist December, L916 ©. unten sxte tees ee es 5,322 $8,067,464 00 
PTC Cae TOK GTI LIT See LO Lis sears ee ate ca cid at arote brapenere ioe eet a ares 1,830 3,113,771 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 7,152 $11,181,235 00 
PesemOCDITeOe ane CanCol Gd wile 10.1 @ xcncewis dcnieis eet ears wk oan os 1,845 2,803,746 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917. 3.05... cece Meee 5,307 $8,377,489 00 


aT EE ATRIAL Th ADEE STE ATT ICTY 


B 100 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TORASSESSMOEN Ewe eee bos oe 3 wie wie SRN ecto be ts ER eae ee ene ecm ee ar eee $294,004 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all paymenis thereon and 

BSSEESINIENTS HLEVIEd® 2 5¥5 eee 5 Fe ce ode ne Ee eee a ee 209,334 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 92,798 


Payment on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viz.: 
Cash paid on premium notes of 1917 to 31st December ¥........... 8,381 


26 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B101 
FARMERS’ UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, LINDSAY. 
Commenced business 3rd June, 1895. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
HIG WAN BM ATG te cake rete ae tee meee eee cee eeinat geen Little Britain, Ont. 
NO wi eae OOrtee. ca San <i os Gee Cerne. Gara anelvniie,cOnt, 
DONDE URE carer rier Tees ea eer eet ena pas Cameron, Ont. 
MEE ry el Laer eo aos OE oN oi lsc sacacs el nat 6 Omemee, Ont. 
ET OS oe Louk OUT ete he crt i eh ls cts ee ae aot rare Peterboro (R.R. 3), Ont. 
EUICTVE O GOREU ees Se ee hea ad tc eee ee ican ee aera Beaverton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
NOMBRE DAVE VE oe teeter re rie Gy earn ets an Ns Kirkfield, Ont. 
ENGS SAR ODErtSOTlae rice ie ence ee ree Sule ie Dunsford, Ont. 
Wits Eleeel SO WSee ss eet pero, ee etree ar ete Ma, settee ig Mount Pleasant, Ont. 
VER ROLE Iai ore cr ee tee ea Rehr Moye tetas Gene Peterboro (R.R. 7), Ont. 
AMATO FLOSICL Tin tree ee ee een earl fan 28, cohen aes Burnt River, Ont. 
Cer Se DUCE CTI Re rt es ie ne ere Ore lena ee Orne ee ee Norwood, Ont. 
Officers: 
TUG Wilke AT Kee TES ICON bresre ote ene eke eee cal atte cm ae Little Britain, Ont. 
Jno. R. Magee, Vice-President .........ccccccceccecs Janetville, Ont. 
Re Ge Corneil sSecretary-lreasurer 902... 202s pee Lindsay, Ont. 
Auditors: 
YWem EL WY DESO Stee Stews ee ona ale Penatentte rei oir abla a= oe oS Lindsay, Ont. 
LET OS EL OD ELS Oe iy calc eer et EMM Hct ys a8) stb calegk dia, «68 Lindsay, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $288,011.58. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
PAS TMV LOwOT SUEDE LUT OS yore, crsge eae ok: bx Sctagowe, eisiots ha a ele es nk HOY ate sheestaik MENSA ees $3,000 00 
CASEY a BUCAOL SITIOTLE AEROS eres Sr ere ae A soe yt ce he eae. cn eae ee er ey en area ee 13,875 00 
Actua casieinastangardsban ky Lindsay. ccie elec yoo ms skavehan oe avons a wiv 2 nek) 6,599 92 
AMOUNT ALOsOLs x eUs DA VIMentSeCUG iN LOL Certs] orate inte ater: ola e cab a are 4,209 57 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon. 
and assessments levied .......... 0 ESTE a abi ee EE OREN aie $288,011 58 
Less residue of premium notes for re-insurance .............. 1,368 53 
——— 286,643 05 
MB INOMiI Ge OL MNLGresh) ACCEUCU Ik 5 ace ae it a ke ween CER aR Ce Aglaia! «ake sheer 678 96 
Oca rue tures (uot, OXtTENUCG) decaiwtec ees: ete ieie che tay ws. bom $335 00 


Total assets 


Cae [90 8) OO Ol Wns BAe lar ol/ei ie) (8) es ies MS Ou b's) 0) Salle ale 06) 6) one. 4) a, 9s ce) 6) =) 2) 5A, ©) & 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


315,006 50 


B 102 THE REPORT OF THE 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance for 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ....... 
Cash received for membership fees. . 2.0. sees pe = cere n eee oo 


fe for fixed payments Of 1917) oo iedeters eemete cteert te eens 
os for fixed payments due in prior years .......... 
pe FOPSINTOLESt iy s. aikre ales eee eco ee teeter tae nee ee ee te 
. Extra Spremiwmis 8 ees oe oer aie he ene 
5 from investments (not extended) ............. 

Totalereceipts.0 Mem nee ee pt nee Nes rae 


EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Cash paldcforragents? L6Gs aici scree crn Pn een 
a COMMISSLONVLOl ASST oto cies een reer 
os INVESU LATION POLE CLAIMS Sang, ct cee See eee 
a statutory assessment and license fee ....... 
+: Ares Marshal Uta xeevetss sce eee ee ore eee 


salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ....... 


% SOCrELATY Se DONGs + oath ce ena ee neers 
J revenue Stamps: .2oisek ees eae eee eee 


ie postage, telegrams and express ............ 
jig =) OU FPS Os eer iret Ay oes aa MONS A ht Ars tic HAGA CHE a elon here 

Mt collection :of* notes s. 2.0. oh ee eee cee 
Otherncexpenses. tore. eee ee 

Total expenses of management .....-..:........ 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Amount paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ..... 


a TC-INSUTAN CESS AN see neat 
ad Te ba Ces 2s ee ee ee ee ne eee 
Total e@xpenditure=s2. 5 toe. ce eee a Fe ae ee 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


printing, stationery and advertising ....... 


2 


Ce ee Ces eee ese 


OOS, BAS) O14; :0).0) Sid) ene 


©, (Ste) Je) ©. BUG le! 6) 6 (a'.e)-0) 


te 0 6 @ © © 06 4.0 2 00 


ee 


© <ehenratayal a: (e) sige ey ence 


©) oUehe She e-s) se 6) he) iwitle. 


wee © Oo wae 6 © -0 


ose ere sewer v ee 


See etialtar eH eee 6&0 


© 0 O° @, «0 <6%'@] 1c © 6 0 


© SL b 0 6 Ne @) 6 0, Me 1k 


ewe ee eee ee 8 we 


Ee 4 Rice -#, We! ‘6 (oe Se 


@ G:ce: Jelleheneve @ @ (6) ¢ 8 


oer eee wee eevee 


2) 


(6.16 0 6 8 18 6 6 nee eras: 


AK te a Yee 


eew ere oe eee 4 8 8 8 


No. 10 


$1,713 00 
23,376 45 
2,779 80 
1,337 78 

60 95 


$29,267 98 


$1,955 00 
1,995 00 
198 00 
87 84 
98 56 
1,274 95: 
10 00 
37 00 
209 38 
206 99 
60 00 
70 85 

3 00 


$6,206 57 
24,503 96 


313 52 
680 04 


ee 


OS) 6 8, Olga) U. 8)e uel 0. eve: 


$31,704 09 


Amount covered by Policies in force, 3lst December, 1917. 


One-year Two-year Three-year 
risks. *risks. risks. ovals 
INTE AT etter Shek es tat $55,480 00 $35,300 00 $10,640,333 00 $10,731,113 
Re-insurance. 
Mutual System ....... Lach 00 7a lave & alle se (don aller 0 aad We ley cathe Se red, eae nee te pete ere eras $48,050 
Net risks carried by Company at 3lst December, 1917 ............ee+-c0-- $10,683,063 


00 


00 


00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 


POUCIES in. LOrce- oS Lst- DECem Der 1916 ai, bas case melee sie s% 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 <2... .220 fos. 25... os 


Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ........... 
Pecseexpiredsand CALNCE ICG IN LLG oie nals ci auch oisteln Kieiai omen. oy 


Pet ericks nine 1Orce wolSty DECEMer 191i 4 cee we veaieciec = os 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 


One-year Two-year 
risks. risks. 

Amount of face of all premium 

notes held by Company and 

legally liable to assessment .. $2,089 29 $1,164 25 
Amount of ali premium notes 

after deducting all payments 

thereon and assessments levied _............... 
Amount of premium notes re- 

eeivedsuurine tne vear LoLie 2!) Oi cele oe 
Payments on the premium notes 

of 1917, including all sums 

credited on the said premium 

notes, viZ.: 
mashe pase lOual see DeGee tI) 9) tuscan. 
Notes for fixed payments or 

assessments unpaid 31st De- 

CEM DET As Ol tien etre Bate chee 


eecereeeee 


eee eevee 


oee verse 


See nes @tee;  § ©@ © 6 \a\'s 97 ¢ 6 


B.—Re-insurance. 
Premium notes given by the Com- 
Dawe Ober e-1i Sty all GOe. ra cteceks eae ry terete a) >) ota 
Less payments made thereon. .......... 


Residue of said premium notes 
for which the Company is 
RSL LLO MOA ese Wate ist a's a arse xe a) eamotey Soc 


Cee O16 Cre wy Te © eile el de «e's 


$1,368 


B 103 
Number. Amount. 
Bi tad 5,494 $10,141,523 00 
nue 2,055 4,094,045 00 
Rew 7,549 $14,235,568 00 
hin 1,925 3,504,455 00 
seeds 5,624 $10,731,113 00 
1917, 
Three-year 
risks. Total. 
$350,017 19 $353,210 73 
Ne ty 288,011 58 
Fae ke pees aes 139,524 67 
MWA i das 23,376 45 
RBM £ 4,209 57 
MACE Stare 1,682 05 
Poa Pa a 313 52 


53: 


b 104 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


GLENGARRY FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA. 
Commenced business, 7th May, 1895. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


Wien cir vilte yo pol Fairs oe ee ee ee eee Dalkeith, Ont. 

DA. McDonald 23... he er ee eres Greenfield, Ont. 

Weide McGregor 5 ook nae ee eee ee North Lancaster, Ont. 

Se ade IM OCCa tr 25 oie re cette eee ener ee re cee ein Martintown, Ont. 

DD McDonell sce ea ee ee ee eee Green Valley, Ont. 

Donald ~MeGaskill pape eerie ee Dalkeith, Ont. 
Officers 

Wm. Irvine, (Presidente ae eee bcuseae i ee Dalkeith, Ont. 

D, A. McDonald» Vice-President) 2). :2 47426. ee Greenfield, Ont. 

V. G. Chisholm, Secretary-Treasurer ..-............ Alexandria (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Auditors: 

Sam: MeDonellic... vesires cece ee ee eeiels ae ah Bia eee Alexandria (R.R. 1), Ont. 

J As MeDonell ees oe te ee ee tee: Alexandria (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $134,057.10. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENbDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Cash-on band head: OMG ysis cree reste cece een tee ee ier tonne $87 83 
Cash-in, Union Bank eA lOxXamariaie cies eters oie een ete 5,091 09 
Banke of tOttawa seA lexandriags. =) ee eee ce 1,522 04 
x Merchants Bank: Lancaster, - Ont ne scart, reer 2,797 30 


Bank of Ottawa wMartintown OU. een eee ee 1,409 55 
$10,907 81 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon, 


and. assessments levied sy .c.45 vec oer ee es eee eee eee 134,057 10 
Total assets. Yue Ae een iti ei ane aietey ney Retin coer Mn ge is A ee $144,964 91 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $12,745 87 
Cash received .for. fixed payments of L917 <2 ee eee $14,664 41 
a Interest: 62.5 60 se Sele ee es clea eee ene eee 301 40 
“i allvother sources .5 W.da sa st ed ee 230 00 
Total; Peceipts is 664i Fg s sek pce Ue eR en ae ee ee eee . $15,195 81 


ee 


1918 | SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 105 — 


EIXPENDITURE., 

Hxpenses of management: 
PUTO be DALI EGOr BOOMIINLS SION ME. wucech tthe aitbensegehat sia: e acs voy 4 x bse boa le ohn de we es oL,LT3 915 
: APVESLICATION OLeC lal Le mere smniteeretecee cate a tik a's hate ooo be bea.’s 230 05 
ss Statutory  ASSeSSmienl sande license. soi oy ee ans how! scooters 54 91 
"1 PVORMATa NOEL AN ee eres eter ac aitus cictias elon seh ace Gecko 75 48 
~ salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees <4. ... seek ofc su 833 40 
1 tra Vellinoy CXDENNGSh re asc lee heer rel eine A ole wuss 41 00 
# DIinting» stationery and. dUVerersin es es ose, ais eee 1388 43 
Sa postage, telephones, telegrams and express .......... 95 50 
ik OLUEPE GX PON SES4 oes kek hate ee ee Caer er es aa teh eae a og 20 50 
Total expenses of management .............. Fara hes since ete sia Oy $2,662 42 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Basin spalG-toOrelonsed wiich. OCCUTTOU OUTING Lol (noes ee eons ee pete 14,023 50 
ae p TN We SEL al Ee Bea A cd Fee ea a Oe Re OR Ee aCaeTS a Me EVE 347 95 
PO tele CTC LOUED Cun tin, Semeur iter re sae aera two wie erste ig hs nen tye $17,033 87 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years, 
OH ala ee eae Sota Lae aie a te ruins hee woe wie ee see OLDS, BUG OG 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Briciccminetorce oLst) December, 1916) 2... 2. sas tc mils new eae 3,038 $6,109,850 00 
moicies) pew. anuerenewed Guring 1917 | Se vec sb Oe Sa ee ws 1,086 1,997,200 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 4,624 $8,107,050 00 
PeaerOxpirends and) cancelled im (1917 8.8 eer tds koe ese ces o's 1,187 1,943,250 00 
Remo S Ife FOTCOs BD LStALIECOMDET LOL oat «ete ae ace tid. pietel lessee tee 3,437 $6,163,800 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


PMA COCGMTIVGIE its hats 2 A NC cad ten. OF. We ro) Sm ae ci chis SIR SLO IAM ey cee meters SRS $184,914 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

MoBeSSMICN te lEViCd i... filet mc. 2 ee 2 Ad Ah arent, Coe bie Pena ea AS Pet 134,057 10 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 59,916 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, vizZ.: 
Pecnmn eels 51S) CCOM DOr a cLO LG ge stem a ak Petits «ie ¢ athena cies 6 6 ala y-s ss 14,664 41 
TST oe 


B 106 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


PUSLINCH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ABERFOYLE. 


Commenced business May, 1859. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Wm J. Little 2. o2 cere ccd ste sate sete tes conte oe AN tne a - Hespeler (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Allen: -Stewart.c 25 S22 aes Ser ce see cre ete tees seer eee Puslinch (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Georze Fe Laird sic fai rteiacene srecete a stelatetaiene aeicitind crane erie aye Guelph (R.R. 6), Ont. 
Alexander Smith) oc0er ees e cies her as venues aisle siete eens Hespeler (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Peter “TOs s.r. '0'o7s iss echate eines telale Bieta tetotepe ctelete te Siciaes er ate eeteene Guelph (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Wim, He. Schultz: sire retttecna eve Gia ae crate ietarveces Grete cr eretees Puslinch (R.R. 2), Ont. 
John McKenzie 5 osc ste ee os eel aR ie eee nee Moffat (R.R. 1), Ont. 
D, (Al McLean oeesk singe ne ore oo ee eae oF ioe a eee eee aes Puslinch (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Hector:.Gilchrists.2n800 5 pene ie Se ee gas ae Puslinch (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Officers: 
Wim. -J:. Little,- President vince ccc tee ow oreteteeres eee or ee Hespeler (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Allen Stewart, Vice-President .......... a eat es ee ee rene Puslinch (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Alexander McLean, Secretary-Treasurer ................ Puslinch (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Auditors: 
William ‘Nicoll 2a. ees cs ee ieee ee ee Puslinch (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John A. Cockburn 4 52s ah ai ee oe ee ees Puslinch (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $53,247.73. — 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 


Cash.on hand, head office .¢ 3.28 secc ke cai te aie cee ote en teat 
Cash on deposit to Company’s credit in Bank of Commerce, Guelph ...... 
Amount of premium notes in foree, after deducting all payments thereon. 

and assessments’ levied). ...s%55 5 «cs oie cae le eee ee ee Te oe nee tenes 
Amount unpaid of assessments of 1917 in vk ee cc erect leis eres 
Amount unpaid of assessments of prior years ..........-cece cece cece eeees 
OMeesfurniture (not extended) <c2o5 ose eee $50 00 


Total assets 


© © 240) © 0 6 6 © 0650 6 © © 6. VT 6 0 Oeves a) ee bint) ee 6 6 © 8 oe (ere ee ¢ ose eee re 


e © © 00m 8 ©-8 6 oO 0 6 0 0 6 4 0 6 8 6 6 ee 6 4s 6 e 6 eee 6 a ee Oe 8 ee 8 8 Se 


$162 69 
1,626 30 


53,247 73 
313 90 
41 80 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 107 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $146 98 
Cash received at taking of application held by agents for fees 
PANU SRETICLOCL 0s cra on uaa etre teres nears cieteke wer turenm ie eee abale: © hs 251 00 
PestereceryouslOr ASSCSSIIGNE Ob LO! (aber cscs cre seee he eI RR Ee) crepe 9 Lele S acess 6 89 $3,984 75 
ee ARSESEINIGLLLSTOLSDLIOR VCAT SU ate crite ire aw sini s siatel one ie, aa, 379 75 
pe ITULGE CS terete rk erect Cre Pc ietcde ia eere eee oe ts A auets ays “atone. eons 9 14 
<s HOTPOWEGRUULL Ores OL eee tea cee oe ein a et lath wae celolfeve: os 500 00 
ie BLES OLNCTASOUICES warren cede oe Sete Sete ei anata siete cir eisleanh states 1 25 
TT OLA Ir CCELD LG ee treet te on no os ie coe ane ce ete eee earn ees. $4,874 89 
EXPENDITURE. 4 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid to agents in fees (not extended) ............ $251 00 
MInOUN a pald wLOreinVeEstizallOl sOL ClalINS Ue ccs am, oso ¥ a8e ale, 3. niece os sels s ‘t $14 00 
Mg statutory assessment and license fee ................ 21 58 
* Tresmarsnal taxqee ee am. orn dy at ee Naan Wty Soap 25 09 
h ATA VEIN SEEX OCU SOS artes. oes force cri chess) Wee cuit cas cere wie ewees. 7 00 
sd Hrinuinewetationerysand auverticingeei.s: coe aac ees: 69 52 
3 salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 176 00 
: s postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 51 84 
. commissions on cash collections ..:.2..,...+-....-.: 1 05 
~ DBAS gas es RON REE yom a Aes ag al oli A the ae PR PR tr 10 60 
"5 OLDOTRENDCNSECS Er rere trae ae reer d Vrain as erechalctsiateg 16 00: 
Motalex PensesrOlg MaAnadeements rss ce. save ene «coy eters arte $392 68 
Miscellaneous payments: : 
Amount paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ................ 132 00 
- losses which occurred during 1917-........:....00:045 2,208 20 
% FODAVINEN UR OLELOS Deer wecate rae crtallaiate. sasecn ook 5 seer ei a eens 500 00 
TOLGIEOS DOTLOIUUL Ome ees eta ee tephra ee Seaton s ercleae toes late $3,232 88 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. ie 
ark } 


Three years. 


Seu EAe Ty ee Pt gers ie eg tee aes Macks Giese pace od OR Seles alone Aa ee $2,041,535 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Pa Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Polcies+in-force.3oist December, 1916 ... 5.0 ceepcent scons ie pate 782 $2,030,250 00 
macies new, and renewed: during 1917: 5... ce.) eens es 251 699,310 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 1,033 $2,729,560 00 
PPaemexnireie and. Cancellednith LOLT os. 2.) facuies!s faerie sok ae 8 ots 276 688,025 00 


Mmemrisksein. rorcessist December, 1917) 2.5 fois. oc ose oy ees 757 $2,041,535 04 


B 108 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
arm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


£0: ASSCEBSMENE Ss. css ales Fs Wie Sola ele the Ge aia een ete eaten, One ae ee $67,938 04 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments. lOVICd yin \s.<. cuisine ee ehetmlaeele ates Wile tecs ake ote Siena ater eet eee eee 53,241 te 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 21,292.30 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 109 
ERAMOSA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ROCK WOOD. 
Commenced business 9th April, 1861. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
BORED CIN CIN G DDE teeter ent er odes ace Fis, Saas os inn Cay a: Breas aie CRI ae eS 6 Rockwood, Ont. 
TOR Geet rh BO LL Syyy ke ee areca ive WO anak: tears are goon Sebi ade 5 Guelph, Ont. 
PBCOU TOME NEC LIOUS ALIS arn es TCE NA ee yy oe Laka caterer aed Se ce Rockwood, Ont. 
RES EA TUT OLSON de cohen hte cr ene timate cit os, han ee aieule a aecsavend ara ets a Fergus, Ont. 
POA CICR MESON Oras as Wen Pp reenter et ae cel he othe aa Gea te Rockwood, Ont. 
OLRM EPLOV Gt. teeny cs ree ty i Ad utah edhe Rockwood, Ont. 
Officers 
TOUTE MENG DD? Presidente clmu i hase: wae tier nye eae ee es Rockwood, Ont. 
Beer ark ineon,) VACe-PTeSiOeCNt eo was. chelsea wenn daa ee eke Guelph, Ont. 
Ropert. oecott, Secretary-Lreasurer 9.4.06 ie hb ccc e eae es ee Rockwood, Ont. 
Auditors: 
MC nr MEAL CLOVIS ent co oh tks fas oft to acces ane oh ro teecahe bd tu oe eee Rockwood, Ont. 
RL NIST RCh Merve age ar Oe, Ser, oot ei POLS Saree AE le CRs ik Bary Guelph, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $74,356.70. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
SREY REO CLODCTILULFCS 2 ere Pees. are tes ar 3B a aides sagt lack »\ oo aye ie eghete-oie eis ie Ae setae $9,000 00 
SRL ni Eg nee Wa Bie ci teropang! © eae ee Ea a SOR RP eR, OP 183 08 
Cash on deposit to the Company’s credit, not drawn against, in the Royal 

Pett eLOCK WOU a betas eaiemtrincedhs a ee ele eee ie im Fe eae a0hip fe onl neee ema Peeters 2,443 70 
Cash on, deposit, not drawn against, in the Canadian Bank of Commerce, 

RIMS RETO Eee ogo NT NR ered EE ck ee e155 ea Teak OE wilS3 8 ae Seaial eRe oe cBlas age cuakrnat tt he oF ewenes 1,843 82 
mesdenom deposit, Imperial Bank, Fergus, Ont. .....0.0-602. 56.00 te ee ena ews 323 91 
Pe etinpaiad Ol.tixed payments Of 1917 70. ow cei xe cele ee stele ete hy woes 364 06 
mmount of prior years (not extended) ..........:..--ss Bc eee $173 03 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 

ments thereon and assessments levied .................0.. $74,356 70 
Less residue of premium notes given by Company for re-insur- 

SURE pl GS oles pea ag Rn ec kg OQ eR EE 7,609 75 

er 66,746 95 
Pmecenurniture and safe (not’extended)) 55... .c6 mi cle les ed been $85 00 
POLAR RO Laur ac tre 2c ra ata ae ne cirsoneths Likic oats Gale. du the nls $80,905 51 


B 110 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $7,184 19 
Cash received as fixed-payments Of 1917 3... 2, 5. Ghe ete ce sapere = a oni gaieele = Vivleluunisis 2,935 75 
S fixed payments of prior; years Ge < cue. ee eee 297 75 
_ INEOLESt occ es icceis cm cates able eo ele eaten ae Me Wie aerate anametaie ts atmos 506 82 
4 Te-insurance. On JOSSCSmeis..c ce te isle er ee see ee ee 4 10 
Total: receipts -. osc 3 «eoeon cae hee aie si ote ree eee meat $3,744 42 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount: paid for agents: COMMISSION oe acetate rie oe ene ee $206 00 
ob investigation of claims?o-.. 2c. +1. < 225 owe oa eee eee 8 00 
. statutory assessments and license ................-. 18 29 
ss printing, stationery, advertising ..5 2. ees ee ee 30 61 
os postage, telephones, telegrams and express .......... 30 04 
4 salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 275 60 
¥ rent of room for Board meeting .<.9;...2....+-552 er 5 00 
a travelling: expenses? cee ree ste eens Feo eee 19 25 
nes fire marshal’ tax osc eee ces ee a een Pea ee 14 16 
‘ dues to Underwriters’ Association .................. 4 00 
Total expenses: of management 2475.5 oasis ree eee eee $610 95 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which eccurred during 1917 ........... cee eee eee eee 128 40 
a PE-INSULANCE a eek es Mee Sine rer le ee ee ee eas aL 3307.0 
< TEDATES Fs weew esos ew hs tree este etree, atte cei caar teria ec ceeaes sa 61 60 
i investments (not extended) ................ $5,000 00 
Total. expenditure’ xs wc oe oe te eee ahs eee ee ee ee $1,134 10 
(RE ED 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
AEA) i rare wary ei err a iS AEN 4 Vey rN te he ala pe cos « $1,717,445 00 


Less Re-insurance. 


Qn ‘mutual system” . 475i ces ere eh oa re ae eee ee 166,250 00 
Net risks actually carried by Company, 31st December, 1917 ...........%... $1,551,195 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies ‘in force 31st. December71915 =e ee eee 728 $1,626,820 00 
Policies new and renewed during’ 1917 4. ee ee 309 659,250 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,037 $2,286,070 00 
esspexpired .and cancelled in 1917 7) ee eee ee eee 261 568,625 00 
Netsrisks ine.orce. sist December, 1917 %s.. te ee eee 776 $1,717,445 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. jeiiesa lal 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


WIPE SOSSITIGI Gwe rae ey oneterolera a eo citevachoa's fal teres be ate a me ree tee crate are or Fav iene 0 8 $80,621 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

BBSCSSUIONLSMLOVIGU geek, ore aie ce ee are whe aaa She ates aro ate ereratk a asee Mette ry) cia: ares 74,356 70 
Bamounteot ail. premium notes received during 19172 eek. ove we wes we oe 31,098 50 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Paste Da1oellpetOsal ous December. LOL Gy sci cone sates cin tree eo cid vie alee la ote eneue 2,935 75 


Re-insurance. 


Amovnt of premium notes given for re-inSurance ..........0 0c cee eenceaes 8,203 75 
MOPSBOAVINGHLS s Mager LUCPCOM tee ite fe herrea es edie c oleic siete saints be paw hb ees * 5694 00 
Residue of said premium notes for which the Company is still liable .... $7,609 75 


Bile THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


GUELPH TOWNSHIP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, GUELPH TOWNSHIP, Lot 27, Con. 1, Div. A. 


Commenced business 16th February, 1860. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


RODErE AMOS sos shire Vik oo cares ee alee eek ees Guelph, Ont. 

J. PB. Henderson ) oa sens ee eee ean ear pere ee Guelph (R.R. 7), Ont. 

Geo, “Holmwood) ..22 0255 cite co Ae eee ee cer Guelph, (R.R. 5), Ont. 

W Re BLO castes reste te ene te ieee nate ee Guelph, Ont, 

JAMES BOWMBI Lis. oes siete sere een tat nee eerie eae ene Guelph (R.R. 7), Ont. 

McCrae. aces ach PEI SHES ER Oe hae Cake Me enya Guelph, Ont. 

Krank: Laidlaw c2 5666 ae Oe eee eee Guelph (R.R. 7), Ont. 

Coat DIY a. ee Sgeph sTnpeotid alelpsieegunle say Pe tae aecees ye se ees Guelph, (R.R. 5), Ont. 

JOHN MCINCOSh fa ae es Sea a te kee calor ee ee Oe Ariss (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Officers 

Robert Amos, (Presidente) cs 5 pt we eee ae eee Guelph, Ont. 

J.P. Henderson? Vice-Presidenty tas cet. wi ene rote Guelph (R.R. 7), Ont. 

John L. Carter, Secretary-Treasurer .............%.% Guelph, Ont. 
Auditors: 

Andrew “Whitelaw 2ac. echo ee ee Guelph (R.R. 7), Ont. 

Wm. Laid law in fea ees eee cee es nea ea Guelph, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $22,793.74. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Amount of cash in Bank of Commerce at Guelph. wi cs. 5 sce ss ws sce ee $1,217 92 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments: levied). <7 f.:ceecn ss coe sisi stents ence ee $22,793 74 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 202 00 

22,591 74 

AMOUDnt: unpaid of “fixed payments “of VOU vaca che eri eet ere 13 82 

Amount unpaid of fixed payments of prior instalments (not 

OXESUG OG Yh wks ins piled o alee 0h td. MAUS PRT ee eee ee oe $106 18 

ee 

Total <ASSCES oa. cio ow Gretehc dda d © eee ete ee oe $23,823 48 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B1138 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $2,537 29 
PS ereCelvyeds as tk COs DAY ICN CR PLO Le (ao ates eet wate cone red. cig a dss Gla nhe sass nt, 4 $903 96 
ss Hxedepay Mens: OlopriOVeveares seucues ve teas cri ge wean oF s 47 16 
* TUEOE CS Gee ayes eect or IS oreo bcos Eee bree Foy nb ye 44 51 
4 CATS aS) ae epee fee ieee lea La es Mel cg 0 i SCR gk a a 88 
COLA TeCEl DUG ao eerie err tee ots hore hace chat see eh coals hes $996 51 
HXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
PATmOUNGe DOLE LOL PAE GIL: HCOMMMISSI O10 Sates. 8 cosets hussein cota eae cee rs aap ose $75 00 
i: postage, telephones, telegrams and express .......... 19 10 
e LAX OGM Aen tae aah Deen hoi eine SRR ae Oey 5 3 84 
" statutory assessment and license fee ................ 8 99 
. Printing pctationery and advertising’ .22..5 5. 21. ane 21 50 
sf Salaries, directors and auditors’ fees 12.0... ..05-.0 - 184 00 
- sundry expenses, Fire Underwriters ................ 13 00 
OLA LTeX PENSes. Ole INA aS eTICH ts rete ie wet iret a me iste ges ogee ol tracy cons $325 43 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ..>..............--.4- 1,968:10 
re PO-IMSULAT COs rete erd oe ie vos neal aerial wide: vita: cuatwe ome 8 80 
“s TS DALOU wee Soe taea ae te reese ek be Maka ee Bh Sora Rea rie. a 13 55 
Ota ee x DONIC ISLE CG Picco ack era nn ee Eel ca) ene ol ee ea RG $2,315 88 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years. 


aT ye Oe etre en SRE ery ARR OA ke ous Ged Gea. due whe Fao 4b led eg eres $522,970 00 
Re-insurance. 

“iy DEGRA We aE yl Oe ie OS ip lene 8 Oe i Ey amor Rn RR a ey MP eRe PAN bes Sree ys 4,850 00 

Net risks actually carried by Company 31st December, 1917 ............... $518,120 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Pocies in force 3ist: December, 1916. 2.3.6. ved oo eee oe 212 $488,195 00 
Pmavnieceiow ond renewed dure 19175 2 .oc.c.e. oe cs aoe were 75 177,725 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 287 $665,920 00 
Poasgmavnired and ;cancellied Ine L917! oh. lc oes ele ce wala eae nial 3 142,950 00 
Metericks in force Sist December, 1917.22... 0.0. ere icee 224 $522,970 00 


ay Dt os 


B14 THE REPORT OF THE 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


No. 10 


Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


LO. ASSESSIMEN ta os soc 2 ku che ele ete clove mietaie ene iets eee eho rerclio ce eeu che anne ee 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments !levied |. sves 5 cs ss este eee Ore Pere ie lees ete lassie cae ae Diag eked ce 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ............... ; 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 


(a) Cash: paid up ‘to3ist December. 19.7 aane oe ne eee eee 
(b) Notes for fixed payments or assessments unpaid at 3lst December, 
Uh RY Meare er erie are) ten A IP arcade, Sat ASA os kd 4 


Re-insurance, 


Amount of notes given. by Company for re-insurance ................. 
Less payments made.:thereon |. 1.5 Suave see oe ae ee ne ee 


Residue of said premium notes for which the Company is still liable ...... 


$24,772 


22,793 
8,432 


50 


14 
50 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B115 
HALTON UNION FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ACTON, 
Commenced business 2nd April, 1890. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
ET ONT Y de VV OOK ire ele sia cl oo ke 6 Fie Rae hea Satie! tere ep atore at Streetsville, Ont. 
VU LIC MAMIE ASD VRE ete otic crt terecet te arti cts reiis ere ie) cleus ene ale thet ols Rockwood, Ont. 
VV ITUTME EATING Cp creer ai teleercier ens Ghee Ute sere fa timate ae ee er atcts: ners Milton, Ont. 
James Kirkwood ..... tT A oe hs tee eee ee aa ACLOD EON, 
MiIGharaeGranainwer ieee oc a heer ee are te cls cee we eres e slfers Georgetown, Ont. 
OHI AMeT OM ete ne ae eens Reis hak PO at rede Rockwood, Ont. 
ing is, WIR TEER Grae Kanan gn atae. Maer oe tase eke at man ere ee Acton, Ont. 
PFOIITIMNVV LLSOTN ae ieee aaprorewe eu ctewh iar ietelciie ly s Srohol ony cB ie a Kian oan Erin, Ont. 
ELOUL VALE ULILOL area tent a tie Dee re ee ont edteh oe em atatla oe Milton, Ont. 
Officers: 
Len Lye Woe COOK Se resiGent aa. s4 oe. ose sottes. de sence aches ice Streetsville, Ont. 
Wallace A. Lasby, Vice-President .......0.5..0c08e0erccees Rockwood, Ont. 
miomase Moore, secretary-1reaSurer 4 oven cee else ec saw ces Campbellville, Ont. 
Auditors: 
FE DONEZ OTe EOS WICK ai are an eres Na cies Oka hates Mrs ce wae ines glee Ge teheinrs Acton, Ont. 
Ree S00 Te EAM Bie ue eee oortetete maui) RAO CT CO ICR Ios Hornby, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, ‘$223,598.15. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Amount of loan company debentures ............ eee eee cree eee cence eenee $5,000 00 
COMTI ETL AT) (UES rh ee ere bert fe sate Pie oid sal vis ar daicara tlhe wists, galatem ore 64 57 
Sree OYA ters AT hovel Mem Ol Lolaersnters o oiclac 0 ial serela ee oan bles © 8 ols ohelaese agers 2 2,291 04 
Panweine Dank.ot; Nova scotia, Campbellville, Ont. el .icecicw cst sees se sats 2,244 46 
Meemseeank: OLe NOVA oCcotia,, ACLON, ORT dees ira certe oie wate Miche ie oy oles aia) och 1,064 09 
Amount of notes or due bills less than ong year overdue ...........+.2000% 319 50 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments lévied. ../. 0. c.cc 61.2005. $223,598 15 
less residue of premium notes given by the Company for 
Pere SE) fT Cm eee Peat. iac or ae balks. 2.0 the alr ota ie sae Ce ae a alee 13,924 40 
—_————_ 209,673 75 
Oieceturniture and safe (not extended) «...<<+<.cssousesv mers $75 00 
PTA er eSOLS tee ey pe ee ete wire tReet. titank oy taheds cog: eceielih Ole. 6° 2 $220,657 41 


LiABILITIES.—None. 


B 116 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $11,998 58 
Cash received as fixed payments OF 1917. ce Se ote eee ere ore ae rere $17,476 55 
= fixed payments of prior syears: 032. 24 see es gs ee ss aes 98 90 
<3 interest ..S> omste S Ca wtele ee ee Aeterna ee 388 62 
" re-insurance’ on: lOSS@s "sf gon he os eer ae ole Oe ae ee cee ee 52 60 
Total “recéipts 2203. Ae Sees One ee ee hee ee ee ees $18,016 67 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for agents’ commission 92272. . 52.02. 00: oe cee eee $1,536 50 
s investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 197370 
os | Interest: hs GA ee a ee Cee acer eee eee 21 00 
4 statutory assessment and license fee ................ 65 77 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 109 93 
ae > ao) 1 Ae ek eee en Rs ee Re te AU 13 00 
printing, stationery and advertising ................ 181 20 
A fire ‘marshal (fax 1 oe es oe ois nec ate ei eee Cane 58 70 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 1,351 40 
4 travelling’: expenses) 4)... er ee oe elie eee 3 40 
other expenses of management ..............00eeeee 11 00 
Total expenises>of management. 24.5... .0.7 nae eee eee $3,549 60 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 .................. 600 00 
losses which occurred during 1917 .................. 13,808 5% 
oe TEO-INSUTANCH 4 ee ee aioe ere re ee 604 80 
S rebate 403) 2a. ee ee ae eee ee eee 187 12 
Total expenditure= ¢ Uob4o sherk ee anes ee ee ce ee eee $19,351 09 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
Muto, 2 niece cet oe al ie ae ae ne te RR ep ee en $7,817,345 00 
Less Re-insurance, 
On sNUtuaIVeVStem 1... cA hac a5 ea see eee cbse ace aia ale RRGRie Sarees wets apenas 309,800 00 
Net risks actually carried at 31st December, 1917 ..............cc02eceeces $7,507,545 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B117 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Percres cin Lorce oist, December, LOLGi. os times seine cin eae swears 3,367 $7,439,160 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 .................--4.. 1,297 3,062,620 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 4,664 $10,501,780 00 
merece pITregsand. Cancelled] in: 1917 vue ac <-sned chorea choo ansin canes hetavens 1,244 2,684,435 00 
Prererisks in force sist. December, 1917 srt sah a. an es 3,420 $7,817,345 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in, force 31st December, 1917, 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally Hable 


EME ASSO MS TY) OT) Caner rite tere eacmeeetaes er eae cher cninel osra: aelade tee eset seek! Wiel eit eC alin. ave eee sie. oie at $268,728 90 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ESE COTITGIIL SPLCV LOU Mais a aerate cr eop tact sare canes eae cle ape ie ore te Oe wMertae Sas duelnle cera oe 223,598 15 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 105,699 60 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Amount of cash paid up to 31st December, 1917 .................. 17,304 50 
NOTES Se 1 Ver Or 1X EU. PAY MIETITS. UN PA te .cie tse ve ys eo tn ech eee ee 319 50 


B.—Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance .... 14,960 00 


SSS DAV MON LOU GLeON ms brite ter seve: tiv aura ole Ril cid wete er kee ete oe mun ete 1,035 60 
Residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ................ $13,924 40 


B 118 THE REPORT OF THE No, 10 


BAY OF QUINTE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, PICTON. 
Commenced business 3lst October, 1874. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
re0. My McCartney c. . cad Gres eae ie te oe ieee ee ee Wellington, Ont. 
Byron: Hi. -Harrvison 0 $a. as ae ee eee ee ee Picton, Ont. 
Charles? Lauder... esc ca hee Ny ciuctee Serer ere nn raat Mountain View, Ont. 
HaB?  PUurtellect aea.cttks Wc oamiloteietets eet, ah tere ater tiene see eee Bloomfield, Ont. 
HOward VTe PLO ws 9 sean as wie ane eieeerete ee eaten) emer totes Picton, Ont. 
MeREK SEA WEES. oc eee ces ere cen aot ie eae et ee ena peter Picton, Ont. 
Wisp ASA POSTOR Src. oan piece Sistine Hite on taeneee Sc ee enna ee! Picton (R.R. 8), Ont. 
Adolphus. Roblin (wis acer eae ee eee eee Picton (R.R. 6), Ont. 
FOSeEDH GH < PING Mie eee ee ee ee ee eee eee Bloomfield (R.R. 1), Ont. 
THOS. W Cl ban ks te cre oko ane face act eee eee ne ere Milford, Ont. 
Officers: 
Geo. M. McCartney, President ROA Pea Re we Wii, AS etn 8 Wellington, Ont. 
Byron, HE! Harrison, Vice-President: 47.4... ccs Picton, Ont. 
M. -R. German, Secretary-Treasurer ¢2..%........0-. Picton, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Waltér Striker y 4 55s siscsc519 cer a eek ieee erg enenere Milford, Ont. 
bs Bea oe Bead oe Bb Ga een ae Ee ei Hae Pett Oh aE A tee et es Bloomfield, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $40,724.35. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Cash on hand at head office ..... a cite th is AL Rennatic ek a ee Oe iia tie $8 00 
Gash in Bank: of «Montreal=ssPictons ce or crooner oe eee ie 48 86 
Cashvin Bank of Nova Scotia Riclole cers ie nee ee 1,166 39 
Cash in Union Bank; PictOn see. saree ee ee ee 1,213 08 
ee $2,436 33 
Amount unpaid-of fixed payMentsvOL LO Uae ae sec cet ie ie eteees rele te fetes ee tene amen 126 20 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied «450.522 Sc ewe whueetaie ence ete ee ce eee 40,724 35 
Total assets. 9 o.ccc crc soc tepetee lew nto clams reherld soe te Ghats te sre Rie eieeet ae area $43,286 88 


LIABILITIES, 
AMOUNT OLS TE-INSUTANICE sd 455 sis ais GMa oe patente oped eee ote eee ee ny ee $3 50. 
ch other;(calendars) x icccks eatee saree ete Gees ieee careers ae Ree ene 112 20 
Total abilities ....\:. 6 «ssw a ctewte ceieanae we hw intene tee een ene ae $115 70 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 35) Na 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $3,164 66 
PAS eTeCOLVeEU LOT UXCO PAYMENTS LOL La meine sisustt slcelsiets cc oe So eve ein a oss 8 ce $6,425 19 
. Nxed: PAVIMENLS GUT Ie DITOL NV EALS ices co cie's cities es © oe sisisis.e 4. 57 -95 
i UNTOL OST re oe ee ee hea ade ha ore wie area clale y Stepene Sas o0 83 23 
oT RUCOC Ore ee re ent Oey glee’ a sora 8 90 
LOLALETeCCOIDUBS src acct e cite eters cioarartemian oie eremanete sects tee eere aiala bovese'e $6,575 27 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
AMOUILL Dald- 101 - commission and-iees tO agents 7.0. 52.2.0. ene gine ss $912 24 
s investigation and adjustment of claims .............. 31 00 
< salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .:.........-...00- 949 60 
oy PIT GVMAVHI A PLAX Gee hee ean sceee ene, ar et heroic Cee eve 26 78 
bs TTA VELLIN CSO DCIISOS Meroe ene ware ae tetat nn nies cea 4 75 
a statutory assessment and license ................45. 23 34 
- printine stationery and advertising 2... esse ss esse « 60 O01 
“a3 postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 78 00 
* Underwriters cAssociation. (Ces)... vers oe oa wae ees 4 00 
TLOLALL EXDONSCS* Oly MANALCM ENE Fo. ce se cas acces viene atta oe eoeisaes $2,089 72 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Gash paid for losses which occurred during: 1917. 2.5). .0.0.% 26. wees d. ‘ 5,065 93 
a PETA LG arrears eae ee es ote circa hans ey nity MIO nine 2 tere OEE aa 86 20 
# POLST AL COe os eee rere tas ol Poe Ser as eee ee 61 75 
PLOLALREXDCTICICIBT Outre cans fete ele ete ere ote apatite cae tare saa ee Aa $7,303 60 


CURRENCY OF RISKS: 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 


CUSDEAVAN Dae A as ae oe em Ope oie ee EA di cuetis ates Sepeav ter ah al ev coder ate chine: piece aE $2,296,745 00 
RBCOSI EO AT SIEVE Ginger ctr ee eee Stahat ey ona ei cease se opener allopeaoe A edsto ier Gih aie whan Pes Att ates 15,250 00 
PiStamoult olcrisks at olst: December, L917 Jace, oie as We sinein ale cn bole $2,281,495 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Moticieaein-torce: 5ist) December: 1916.0. ie cone oes le ce ce ees 1,207 $2,234,585 00 
Pocios ow and renewed: during 1917 7... .% snes ye dea oe ee 425 796,425 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,632 $3,031,010 00 
Meseeecpirod: ana Cancelled. in). LOLTa. nas asis cies ahs ators os bce ence 414 747,665 00 
heteriske.in 1orce.olet..December, 1917) Sco... ee nv os cose dae 1,218 $2,283,345 00 


B 120 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On. Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


COPA SSCHSMIEN GE. oo, eich seo a ste laora ie ons) Cee Tee ERR aC teeta Renee cere oe maa $53,664 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments: levied) ~ sicsie ig ci slelaes when Bhs oie ate Peek ere a eee ee 40,724 35 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 15,977 090 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 
(a) Cash. paid upto sist. December, 7191798. . set ee ee eee 2,256 74 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B121 


BERTIE AND WILLOUGHBY FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
*HEAD OFFICE, WELLAND. 


Commenced -business 6th February, 1880. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 

PALIT OETA Vawter terathe eect sie eate iets PO Paseo ee ys at Ridgeway, Ont. 

Wolins Ker Whinener man enn we och A eae ee ueene ae ae Pt. Robinson, Ont. 

LIT Ms eA OT aie fae Hose a eeer de tees aoe eae ee ae Southend, Ont. 

PAU TO Sey LLUSOM areca hae net aw Le et alee afenslece eae pha Marshville, Ont. 

LC WIS TA wLIORING $6 se pity oot a ute mtn at ateiatete Pam tenedoe eA Humberstone, Ont. 

TLOUOLE ML COTCO LGN re te Bee a Meteert haps cra tates ele late sve Creu ee Chippawa, Ont. 

PAC lOVeEDeCKELiw seen es oo cere aloe oe els SNe s Stale eas Ridgeville, Ont. 

POO) ee PLSD OT oe i cto. iain. 6 east ol wie del bse a oA cit We etenabe net hee Ridgeway, Ont. 

T2810, Dee 1G LOT wag en tae ie oe ee aoe oats che ata e shore Welland (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Officers: 

Nathan Day, President ..... Riayat coe aces .. Ridgeway, Ont. 

John K. Misener, Vice-President ................... Pt. Robinson, Ont. 

Olina cree Willige GCCKELALY... veces ccc fihe cule crea at eee oe Marshville, Ont. 

fimperials Banks PLOASULCT: cic af. c2z.<. tae qes oreo wie scale . Ridgeway, Ont. 
Auditors : 

PST TOS LO bee at eee ect aes Fea eet via oO etale aval ---.. Ridgeway, Ont. 

Pee Fo ae ELGT GT ote peed aia he: Meret ceva tae oth otcesetal yo athe eo wees oo8s Ridgeway, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $93,084.60. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318st DEcEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Seem tee eri al Da RIG RE WAY sine cette vie sie wns wi aie erangiets apytarh ctelatane a8 eee natls $2,020 36 
Pein aunpaia. OL txed> payments ofi191 7". ules aise eet wee emai eee a es 390 79 
Amount of all premium notes in, force, after deducting all payments 
Phereon and assessments. LEVIER! is. iene aul sw s Gleice bee OY bas ost els ods > met 93,084 60 
POLS ELA GROLS errs ern le Sale ce Se eee Re te eee, MSR GO a ee in tS $95,495 75 


LIABILITIES—None, 


*By Order-in-Council, dated July 31st, 1917, the head office was removed from the 
Village of Ridgeway to the City of Welland. 


B 122 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $4,451 50 
Cash. received as. fixed payments Of 1917 | yiine cain seis ree ee ee ete ee eine eee $7,769 27 
x nixed *payments of priors yearsa sinister 201 82 
is assessment levied in’priors year Win cs crete crete cic ete ee ee 391 33 
ed INCOrest Lyeks we bad a's eid ctie ce oboe PS eee SLND een eA Ae RR Reames et nate 94 56 
oy workmen’s” risk oobi ee ce ee oe eee eee eae ee nee 5 40 
rs all “others Soh ot bs kale ee eee a ee ee ee 19 67 
Totalsreceipisa. aa. ese sae Lg aie) Ata Seale deidks Sucasies teokie sabes TeWela teeeis cuanto $8,482 05 
2 i eee 
EXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for commissions to-agentso. «ies ccs ies elt ts ols w oueneter tet ee $179 59 
rs statutory assessment and license .................06- 34 87 
ok printing, stationery. and. advertising Jy... a... seine 103 12 
Me salaries, directors and auditors “fees? ...... cere 939 00 
‘a postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 127 27 
fresmarshal Ptax sie ete ent oe ei ce oe ee 45 32 
HH travelling expenses: Wien, vase: cae coors hele ees eae 5 00 
* investigation, of; claimise, hae er ei 59 50 
i law costs, re change head office ...........4.-.5+e.56 112-62 
. Interest, 4.5 So siagls swan etae Pee eee olathe Eis ieee ee 254 70 
8 POG sl 5 Ne ee es er eee eee Pe 3 25 
A Others expenses awa ee Soi aie nti ne op ee 10 00 
Total expenses of: management. We. sac ccaeiciee coi et cis eet eee eee $1,773 23 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred: dusting 1910 eer ee ene ee 5,530 86 
* TODALES Se ea aes ele he ee eR ore cae SR re er re en eee 109 10 
repayment, Of loan sees iecics, eeehe eae cere ane eee 3,500 00 
Total? expenditure p's a vtech so sekeep ct ee hoe den atera eee toate eed Se $10,913 19 


————— at 
SRE RRR TE 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. ; 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
GO GE: | nn nn a ene MARA rR ere ie cr iow ale Se ee Oe gee $3,598,545 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies: in force 3lst December, 31916 3.4.5 eee eee eee 1,830 $3,656,068 00 
Policiessneweand. renewed in.191 7, e2 eee ee ee eee 564 1,159,010 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 2,394 $4,815,078 00 
less gexpiredcand cancelled) in’ 1917 vcnisce eee ae eee 629 1,216,533 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 ........ ie eo oie a 1,765 $3,598,545 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 123 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks, 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


EO MEAS OSSILICN Gare wloreie ales she crete oi Specter crea. Frere lara Weer iN envi atta moar rene alee, gett isle. ¢ $108,702 32 
Amount of all premium notes in force, after deducting all payments 

THETCOUSATIU TF ANSCSSINENLS CLOVICUIL so. ial aie aie cote rae peered Uicitele eh cise he tamale oie 93,084 60 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 35,723 06 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
PasnepainaupstOso tet. December, 19) fai, oa 2% 24 ob eos Were ae ween spits 2,695 57 


10 


B 124 THE REPORT OF THE No. 


BLANSHARD MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ST. Mary’s. 


Commenced business 27th March, 1876. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Georees BW epster pases fdate Matar ek est tene ae rani ee ane St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Robert BERRY fiir ee sai sets ake a eae ey er en ere St. Mary’s, Ont. 
ETL BOW SLAM LEY ce wie Ss, wie wre erd eal seven Onl oe nee ces ee aah Memeo ee Granton, Ont. 
THOMAS (He DLriver fi ecis) clu ontelece mm nee ec tae ene rae Science Hill, Ont. 
Vite Lek so WAL LOT 4" ces Leal tins suns msceun pe qegeien ce hice cee ece te icteric er ane St. Mary’s, Ont. 
EF LTTLOG a MOT Cirrace asin oor fee ee 9 ce a BS oe etd a eae Tee em Kirkton, Ont. 
GeOrsea HOOK Way wmakee) toile hes eue ee ee ee eee eae Science Hill, Ont. 
DUD CAT NEG V ANNE esc oa wo ces teats clicks tet tekechonive Seq mene mentee St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Ropertunnowleso, wage wien eee eee Haha wet eee Granton, Ont. 
Officers: 
George: BW ebster Presidente 25 mae eee eee ee St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Robert Berry,7 Vice-Presidente y.tcsn 0c ee St. Mary’s, Ont. 
J-oHa- Jameson, Secretary-Treasureria.. 21a oe ee St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Re Wea WitZers sites oct eaten ae ee Se oe St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Wir BOL AW i eee pene piace er eis ee ee St. Mary’s, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $65,110.42. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Cashevalire,. Dorainion SWar LOA tierce tee terre ene a ita ae en $1,000 00 
GCashvont hand. atv’ head “Office yea geen, ee een $226 76 
Cashin Molsons: Bank, (St; Many Ss Gaeise scab eee ee ee 2,177 80 
¥ Bank of- Montreal: St. Mary &.- Ont, eee. eee 2,008 05 
a Royal Bank SteMarvis, Onteen. coe ee 382 37 
‘ Merchants: Bank © Granton, Ont ee a eee 2,486 47 
Se 7,281 45 
Amount unpaid of: assessments levied dtring 191 (cae ase ie sl eee 315 97 
AMOUNT unpaid of assessments levied prior to 1917 Vn. ee ee ete 6 99 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
ANC TASSESSMENUS LEVIED 5c s Ss snecele © tin adie elo ce cote eect tee eer = eee eee 65,110 42 
TOLAIRASSOESIN E cisne «dicey orale nse Oe Ge chee nent ene cea Re, $73,714 83 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 125 


LIABILITIES. 
PSL wot eLODOLLeG | 105S UNUer sad TUS UIMeIl Ua mines a win ila k's bo sdlercucek s hae Shc ws $634 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... o1,920° 2D 
Cash-received for-assessments levied in) LOLT ri. i Se are ee ce te ce eae $3,126 66 
io ASSOSEINOMtSIPLION (Oa Gl ee no eee he ee. er ocak eck. 193 88 
BS INTET CS te aca eas ee ee ee a eetiies Who kanion: hw ee 197 57 
PE OCAERTECE) DUS rie woke nls sca ies APR eau ier eee aera tive, Maths $3,518 11 
HIXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
AMOULpe tat! Olly eli ZALIOMVOLMCLALING ye os bees ale wise eie sa tie tag atin ons $62 00 
rh statutory assessment and license fee ............... 2b 59 
- TPE ITN AT CI CUR Mee itn natn wees Os oe pete el any Gaye tig ws eee 1322 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 206 00 
e printing, stationery and advertising ........... sr rateaee 99 50 
ss postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 26 10 
‘ delegates, Underwriters’ Association ................ 30 OU 
fee; Underwriters’ Association 2.0005. 2-8. eee pe le 4 00 
ig TTL CMEPE eR tats She Zee ee ny or Be ce ee Vaca ania 12 00 
“ Chie me RDI MON aM oe ts Sumer |. NL tey id a Uber eee ens Uist Bae: 8 50 
TOtt Ox Delses. DL AAMAS CIN OME ac 6 c5 ues ete hao Sie cet cole ne $482 91 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred«during 1917 ...........0cee0e0s00- 2,622 92 
2 BOR NTOOERSALG here tacie onc vinyls Sevtsc ete abet a Riel: eit are 68 00 
ey invested in war loan (not extended) ....... $991 08 
OLR ROR DENULEIEE Bric cron rte Aine einen cae. batons seta econ es Cate ane ee $3,173 83 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-years 
STREETER €> ca assays oa beer ig ie bie ee PRN nt rae ae ee Peat Aer tr aT Pb AL pai $2,206,334 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Pouctes in foree:oist-December, 1916 3.0... ec es eee 861 $2,031,423 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ...................... 337 818,071 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,198 $2,849,494 00 
ees sexpired .and ‘cancelled:.in’ 1917 (so.425-05 es ee cm a e's 299 643,160 00 
Q aS! Ee tt pee Spe SSD SE see 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 ...................... 899 $2,206,334 00 


B 126 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes legally liable to assessment ........ $71,060 76 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments levied 


eeoceeceeeer eee eee ee eevee eee eee ew eee ese eee eevee ew eeseeee 


65,110 42 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 


eter eevee taccfoes 26,498 24 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bl? 


NORTH KENT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, THAMESVILLE, ONT. 


Commenced business Sist May, 1910. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Pier et LeliChiawetiiaitc dels aa so ci ieee ents © SA noes ale em ae Oeil Dresden, Ont. 
Ve ONL ILE CTiaicre ctaete ott oe oa, cnc Sitka caeiccalune auecaltne asl dee codecs Thamesville, Ont. 
POLC CE Gre OLSAN meee ar crea) gs hens cE ce Mae ee es ators Thamesville, Ont. 
Ce BOCK imac ot er tate lois ces ois abies sitnire coke a Saat ee Thamesville, Ont. 
IOV caso LINT DE SOllmery oeie eas ee ay toca te Gi ertte thes als ahem iet oa aes Tupperville, Ont. 
Pee VIVO Ue otis eae oe em ee at) it edits giere ise ees Eberts, Ont, 
TLODCT EPI OLSY Li ert e sre ch ected snare ie al oe meooal eaten alas abe See as Eberts, Ont. 
hd BE BSE $1) chi pe ntetele nae yet pam et eit ce Patil Ge oo sy Aa a nS ee Turnerville, Ont. 
WV I LeT at OLINCH en ienercset ase cites Mi cdels ae a) Sainie ae aes aie cea Lawl Mills; Ont: 

Officers: 

tiem eer ONCh © EP Tesicl Glike arg rs eter beeen oii ate Bots oe eles Dresden, Ont, 

Wan MeNLILLOM meViCG-ETeSICelLl: wt ee een oe bile wees abate t Thamesville, Ont. 
Gy A? Fraser, Secretary-Treasurer . 25. Sic .e esc ee cess Thamesville, Ont, 
Auditors: 

SUVA MES OUL CLT mesa in, ater eaeta ies even ee Ne aC crc cw reoe abe 's olla tehete Thamesville, Ont. 
AD LO TREE ig FES ae A ak om sana eR ae en ae a Le ree Thamesville, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $57,034.34. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


ASSETS. 
me aerrOtre aii. Mt eA Ge OLlGOes ce ere om es het cis vos ON Ole oops weenie $61 19 
easn inemerchants- Bank —Thamesville,. Ont, «2.20.08. «2s dees 3,043 89 
Cash in Canadian Bank of Commerce, Dresden, Ont. ........ 193 81 
ee ea yee $3,598 89 
PTUoOUn se OLsUnDALdo ti xed Payments Of LOL 0 sce eke otic Bake ebecenete causes bey alate 139 70 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
BSCE OL RULE VICK festa sia e wets Sivecoue call > ccc hh ceo are) age hate oe een RU PE ECAR | 57,034 34 
WE BENE Wi) dogite Dahon ir ear (ee Ge ayaa TUN Sore Shc ah id ie heels Manes Selasiee $60,772 93 
LIABILITIES, 
Best e OSS ORS 1 SUSLECee satus bo tate Nad eee ets acy terest Ws ise.'visVore,e elie wae $6 00 
PCa Pee LAS ELC Serta Ch Pee een ee ae et he ye. yea: die eceRacmes eo $6 00 


B 128 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ..... poe $2,518 OL 
Cash received by Company as fixed payments due in 1917 .................. $4,214 24 
i by Company as fixed payments due in prior years ....... 93 10 
cd for interest, 2k tet Ra ee eee nee eee ee ee ee 63 40 
os TOPS FOCS. oie ce bees ee aan crak ne ae en ce 6 50 
% other ¢. eer a ee cee orn gee 25 00 
Total. receipts i si4 2b. Bc phe ae a ale shan eae eee ele ee $4,402 24 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Cash paid for -commission  - <2. eee ee eee ee eee re $226 00 
i law \GOStS* 2suS ese 4eeck ess Oe ee ee ee eee ene eet 10 00 
sf fire :marshal? tax: 254545052 5.004 koe ee ee ee eae 15 $91 
ce travelling expenses 1) 24. hc ie ete tok tee ge nee er 1 50 
Ps statutory assessment and license fee .................... 19 05 
7 salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................... 454 45 
ke printing, stationery and advertising ................-..-- 43 56 
* postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............... 33 68 
investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 26 00 
i: othereexpenses of management) cise es eee eee 29 97 
Totalvexpensés “ol Management 7,2... 5. .0 ees ee eee ee $860 96 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurredsduring 19 U7as es. eee 2,419 98 
. TEDAtOS ogo in EE eye ss tape Pee coe ate ace tee ee 41 32 
Total ‘expenditures... s 2445 24 Dees eee ca Soe ee ee $3,321 36 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
MEME WEA ge PEE Wiel cece es fracas at cate eNO OU Toe TE cet ec ee $2,154,690 160 


MovEeMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in-force:31st: December, A916) bei went rte eee ee 852 $1,720,720 10 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 .......4.....06.. 0.000%. 455 992,575 00 
Gross number and amount in force at any time during 1917 .. 1,307 $2,713,295 10 
Deduct expired and cancelled: in-1917% G53. ee ee eee 293 558,605 00 
Wet risks-in force at 31st December, 1917 wee ce cee ee 1,014 $2,154,690 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


i918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 129 


PREMIUM NOTES. 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
to assessment 


eee een eoeoee Oe ee 6 6 Ose Me & oe 6 Ot Oe 6 6 eo 6 ee 6 8. 8 6 06 0 8 se 0 6 8 Oe oe 8 of 


$64,640 70 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and assess- 
ments levied 


Pris GI, <p caer he arate mah We late 19s A une a, a a ee oR 57,034 34 
Amount of premium notes received during the year ............--eeceeees 29,777 25 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums eredited on. said 

premium notes, viz.: 


(a)a Gash paid. up te.sist December, LOU. 6.2. setae. aa pris eo ol 1,990 12 


B 130 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


PEEL COUNTY FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, BRAMPTON. 


Commenced business 24th June, 1876. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Ae Aikin-Dolgon ..) eae pe se eee Cheltenham, Ont. 
Thomas wMCcCartney eos uc see e Mere eats ean tee Caledon East, Ont. 
INS CH ArrisOne eis oc chs ata cperternt: meee eet ee ee ae eee Malton (R.R. 3), Ont. 
POUNSCUNNIN SHAM Veeck. ces siete teers nelae etek eeaie ieee tenets Norval, Ont. 
MOSES. ORTISCONG: 2 Fu eis e-sitin oe le odds ee ete ee eee Malton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Johns Gardhouse Vs ra nara ekcte sh ee ee ee pene eee Weston, Ont. 
ar AP ACKSON ois craters ecole aig fence ie vic ele le Saree na eects tear Meadowvale, Ont. 
(AEX ATINStTONE Mo oaths tos eiate there meee eee Inglewood (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Had se CGLTOCROY oct sta eee etek Ce ene cnt eee Inglewood, Ont. 
Officers: 
HEA Dolson ePresid en tice terteceeieee eee cnseae GReeeees Cheltenham (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Thos. McCartney, Vice-President ...........:0.0-+:; Caledon East, Ont, 
Sed ESTO WALty cs occ te oreo acerca ee ee en ee eee Brampton, Ont. 
David Kirkwood: slreasurers. +. sc ee ee ee Brampton, Ont. 
Auditors 
Jonn jSinclair’ ccs slob ete ale cle eeete Glems abe renters Seana Brampton, Ont. 
JODNn HY Watson a... cece ce ere rade ee ee eee Snelgrove, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $315,256.95. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Cash:value “of ; MOTtTPAGes carbene: wie ac lel gee lets ol Rte tetas eee ie ee ee $20,600 00 
Cash on hand<at shead *OMCe Crs. a ocete ae chs eee ae ce etee roe renee $155 26 
Cashin Merchants Bank, Brampton. 2. eee oe ee ee ee 4,908 59 
Cash-in? Dominion: Bank -Brainpionw, cea eee eee ee 5,117 08 
—— 10,180 93 
Cash: Th agents’ Nan dsc. 255 scstder es eee eee een ok Re ate an ne oer teeta 755 55 
Amount unpaid of: fxed: payments-0le191 my ey ets eee ee 82 75 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied) be ee ee eee ee $315,256 95 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance......... 1,640 75 
313,616 20 
Amount of office furniture (not extended jae ve oe eee err $250 00 
ATONE OL INLOLOS hyo. ona so ieee aati ear ete Greene Be ASO TCL Aa ee heuaie 137 50 
TOtal ASSets ca. 6 oa ee ee ale ee eee eee $345,372 93 
LIABILITIES, 
AMOUNT Of OSHES CATIUSTO G50 isaac te") ane Few % nacre aus Mi ecatedene ca nae en he renee $250 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bepe2 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $5,599 18 
Cash received at taking of application (not extended) ........ 1,468 25 
Manlierecel VOU AS 1 XCG Day DIEN tS OF eo Lame cco cere e aie Wiis wie ees 0 6 e)s se ane 6 $25,929 20 
nti HCOOH PAY INENUS. LOlPriOky MEAM Ss Ma eee et cniel ft oe cetsr cine cis nck ats ’ 75 50 
< EQTMINCOTE SU iy Cran Wile ieee Set Ne ee Tenia oaks ean tn UI pb: ove wale. apr a ate 1,239 32 
Mi from realization of investments (not extended) . $1,500 00 
i from borrowed THROU CY oe ten he eet recat trey wie rues alee VAdsveres koe eee ee 1,000 00 
ie agents’ balances of 1916 received in 1917 wn... 2. ence oe teess 1,012 82 
OCALETECELD US 1c orn cie ele ee ee atts NO ee een Geer hE EIR a Neale Star tet taal x Si $29,256 84 
EXPENDITURE. bis pine) ones 
Expenses of management: 
Cash paid to agents in fees (not extended) ............... $1,468 25 
Casi pai Ore AP CICS @COMMIMISSL OTL wees rine cietvie cree tetecuiete s hicr ea ets she roiaie eas $1,468 25 
< TA We COMES eran ele rs oe ee are cyee ie” ork Cie ee ah otal Ste teers eis te et ete 3 50 
t salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ..:.............:... 2,348 10 
“ statutory assessment and license fee ................008- 90 13 
He NTSsMiars alata Kee eee cree ace eer te ke wae sistas 102 78 
- TOL Cpe ser ae ne seed ee cee tial cate vice armies 202 00 
# [SIA LORE go Ea ogee ph oP Std Lp Ra 9 Rare ary nd PR I A an NER OTE St 51 15 
ki APAVCININ SBC X PC SCS a ee erty Biter ay oe era ne ie he ce aoe we 12 95 
DIINtin Se SlaAtiONSLy- Anda AGVELliSiN oa. sro ost sles eee 387 00 
rs investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 367 85 
if postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............... 248 45 
5 TOYS OLNETA CX DCD SOS weer ie terete eerste jatae & sterols ae See Snes cama 96 52 
‘LOtaIP Ox Denses: Of SMANAGeCMON te. nee we oe eee plete she as sats inate $5,378 68 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ............. 000. a ee 2,763 75 
“3 lOSSESA WELCH AOCCHOT Ted GUurin gal Olle. ue Lc ee a ens hee ore 15,987 63 
Us TOD ALG mee eerste rey oe aie Sete ire le Ser cave ote whe ae a al elena apes Eee 792 88 
oh PO-INSUTAL Compre ee aoe ce So cashed he wisn aha ape deriva a tater ete 252 15 
PENAV MEN be OF Od Lape, io ciate ce Sela We Soete wisn sam ate eigiece eee 1,000 00 
TOUS PROS NGUCIUUIT Gree cere ae rice, hate eo aril ie ieneicat’ ahs. c's es 000) Shotts Ae eee $26,175 09 


ee od 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years. Four years. Total. 
oy RUPE TIP: 0 Ep) ORI rene ety Rent, Cian edi Pn eae a $5,680,121 00 $5,636,719 00 $11,316,840 00 
PEG TIGUPANCO ree ens tata haere «omfg as DO; 90 ONO) te mae tee eres 56,900 00 


Net risks, December 31st, 1917 $5,623,221 00 $5,636,719.00 $11,259,940 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Peluloreneiatorcerai ste December, LOLG. 2 . 4.0 .nentewi helene Se tias 4,077 $10,421,264 00 
Eiictekanow aug renewed CUuring@i19l? \ = Wer. st tears ete: 1,417 3,616,691 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 5,494 $14,037,955 00 
Peseex reds aur (canCel led eine lol fc. so ese oka ee et a ae ele Re Se LoG 2721, 115 00 
MeL risks in. force Slet December, 1917) .. fives cw nce cus reel’ $11,316,840 00 


4,358 


SA RAE EN TS EEE OE 


B 132 ‘THE REPORT OF THE 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by 
Company and legally liable to assessment 
Amount of all premium notes on Policies in 
force 31st December, 1917, after deducting 
all payments thereon and assessments 
EMD ECLA MEL te socipore stamaltls ots tive ME crete Stee ENC R tae 
Amount of premium notes received during 
PNOGVEAT LO Mien aha oakc aks ee eee ere 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, includ- 
ing all sums credited on said premium 
notes: 
Cash paid up to 31st December, 1917 .. 


B.—Re-insurance. 
Amount of premium notes given by the 
Company for, Te-insurance=. 20.66 nee. awe 


Less payments made thereon .............. 


Residue of said premium notes for which 
Lie Company. is.still, liables, wes cae. 


Three-year 


risks. 


$191,679 


157,627 


75,466 


13,292 


1,893 
252 


$1.640 


20 


50 


35 


80 


00 
25 


75 


Four-year 


risks. 


$190,868 55 


157,629 45 


47,588 40 


3,312 35 


No. 10 


Total. 


$382,547 75 


315,256 95 


122,854 75 


16,605 15 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 138 


PEEL AND MARYBOROUGH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, DRAYTON. 


Commenced business loth July, 1887. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
RUG DEG iw CAL Cate ts. konto kage s platted soe ac aah a Seman Lah alec ied Moorefieid, Ont. 
rie Gres Et OTL Vara ees be. eae oe crs oh gant cy Nive ar Ah oe Naas eg wee ots a Drayton, Ont. 
Wise te WV TE DCm Wey nadernet SOS cpa Rn eet islet cre neh eal mS Goldstone, Ont. 
WII OW OECAC ert: Neel se pcre uta acta ta: eB lanlete itech ace tare Moorefield, Ont. 
DATO Rs EEO lige cesers oe ter epaeuates wep OA Me, Medel eon wees ke eee as Moorefield, Ont. 
STOLL ee peer ee Met nce san ele whe, ck ol eI PUSIERE Ohh ok ak soe ea Arthur, Ont. 
IWTte se EP OOCK eet milan oe aired, Pore a ne sone! senior Pas ete ek bce Palmerston, Ont. 
Piece GUNTIM S11 Tian nates te eet eenete aie. ceo repo 2, Rugs Bees steno res Grand Valley, Ont. 
SOM LC eee rk ee oh new Mem il tray Reta ie es BREE ey Mia ot SW ood Moorefield, Ont. 
PIER SoU ey Nise lal tesa tee athe wlohe barr eee ny arate Drayton, Ont. 
LED USDA PICW.C! lubes ieee es cca cate etktne a cane eee is ele ox, Wallenstein, Ont. 
TULLE DDD Wane Meher a cs thins ee, Me Ser Buc nne ee ea ee Feta Orangeville, Ont. 

Officers: 

Ropert McArthur, .President."s.....80. 08 ie is ete sme oe Moorefield, Ont. 
OSRG eELCNT YousV LOGs TOSIO CN by sc,. bis ea ivehand che Gun feeteiew ca es le ae Drayton, Ont. 
James McEwing, Secretary-Treasurer ..................- Drayton, Ont. 


Auditors: 


DetereEO Vel eee ee sete es meee PAs wt Sees wie Moorefield, Ont. 
EV ELS MCEar eve Cl SO UETIL! Lone ER Be tient aera 2 ea Mesa oi eee SS ee a oaaeateed Alma, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $129,349.80. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Peta LITEM TAT CA Pu CSU LG yearn ances tee Sec elds Pad, A cease: Peay ONE nee noah he $1,500 00 
Pasi Valle OLLINOLUCALeS: .. cee cs.c ater ee eee his APs Lk ges Pe ays Rae ee 2,800 00 
Cash value of war loan ...... WP SEs y GOEL Pear e Oia gids Oh MT RE Te Oh as 9,000 00 
Sieh ga TUR AORN CEE OR Rear MOON Sela tener ane MRS erie CRA Me er BCL UR eh are en a os $211 38 
ar mITeROY esl rie, MITA LOU Sey tts ccm ecu iteLa hea airy Stans nee easing tia 2,301 72 
Pah ine bank OL siamiiton: Moorefield (i eretcsontesitea oer ee ocak is 2,136 28 
Sash in bank.ot Hamilton, Orangeville. ce. iets Sol lees: 1,219 06 
Pacman Ovals Danke eATLIUr. sot ta kw oO: ie an ae ee 1,682 99 
er eLOVals DOU. CTA Dw V ALLO y nay hes ee ate ee Ge kcenweehe ha 2,381 42 
Sasieitiacterine «bank, COTATI @evillc. -. we waameneee oae ets) cess 735 35 


- —- 11,318 20 


B134 THE REPORT OF THE 
Amount unpaid of: fixed payments: of T9L7 5c. -4 Wor. os id nte tele en eis wee 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments due prior to 1917 (not ex- 
Tene ) eS aw Sees sale singed iw ae ae ae, Oke oe i lott oes eee eee ee $81 75 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
andeassessments levied: 2050. 2% 2% cate see alata ee ate eee eee $129,349 80 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ......... 150 00 
Amount of office furniture (not extended) .................... $200 00 
Total assets <u oie rice ho ree ene Iles hak en on ae ett as 


No. 10 


1,319 


129,199 


$155,137 


20 


80 


20 


LIABILITIES—-None. 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $9,459 71 
Cash-=received as fixed, payments Of “1907 22% 2. cos ee eae ee eee $15,645 10 
. as fixed payments of prior: years.....-.. 766 ee ee 845 70 
a FOL ANTE ORE 8H 52 eater oon Oe Mh cone i senshi aoa PR Neen a ae eae rere 677 70 
F 2) 1 Ee BED ee Ae Sr tr Re hes IE PEE SS as 65 00 
ss fire=108s | On OMCe ee ca ours oe ee ee eee etre Pee tee 70 00 
te mortgage investments (not extended) ....... $400 00 
Total ‘TeC@IPts. 25 sic aie ces tte oe Pate sade eet Pe eit eee $17,303 50 
SS BSS 
EXPENDITURE. 
Kxpenses of management: 
Cash paid for agents’ commission and fees ..55..2 5.2 a. ose ey ae $1,257 50 
statutory assessment and license fee ..............++.40- 70 48 
‘ printing) stationery and advertising... 4... + 0s.e. ee 204 80 
salaries, directors” and auditors’ feés ... 0.0. nsec. ewe 1,025 00 
is investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 350 00 
ts postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............. 116 35 
- rent and sinsurance: ioc ise ake Suniel ice cece eee aetna 20 34 
s io: ¢:\: Se Bre tear yeh ea ace Ut BON me ts ee Saar Road ei 6 84 59 
fuel. And  Vights eo <5 s0e a ee ree ee 51 81 
ie travelling expenses-a5.c) cca See ee eee 29 00 — 
ss caretaking of office and repairs to office building ....... 42 50 
* other. expenditure 75.0 ho see ee ae a ee ree 26 50 
Total ‘expenses of{ manarement 27... se eee ee ier ee ieee $3,278 87 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ...............002000- 9,391 75 
it rebate, abatements and returned premiums ............. 201 15 
ie invested in municipal debentures (not ex- 
tended } 255-4 aA ee ee cee, eee eee eee $2,973 24 
Total: expenditure. cicecye. cons sco tan eee Sen ie ere a ee eet $12,871 77 


hema RES 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 135 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 


CAVE RTTONS 2.1 05 Silent Tag TN opty ay tech UR Menges =< 0Ne kay an he ak nt ie eee ete a ae ee $8,454,550 00 
BOERS BLOT SUT AIIGCG Mere ae co ches aera Siar eco, NE estan dice sasacn Te ewe Se eracer ties, Siade cl ets 10,000 00 
Vora Me risk SeCarrvicd mean ce een oon the ee Bee eh ene oar ee Gah asta $8,444,550 00 


eS ee 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Poieleseriarorce oletWecembern 1916) 2 oa... woh e Seals beens 3,486 $8,016,400 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ...............00- eee 1,095 2,708,650 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 4,581 $10,725,050 00 
Pest eEXPIreU ANU SCANClllEGel led ol toe 1s Nitae os eect site ot aieteele-e 2G 1,037 2,270,500 00 
Peerisks invtorce olst. December, LOT oy nie oe ie oc ale ees 3,544 $8,454,550 00 


TR 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in. force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


day CASTS AR ape © oo CSA Roe bite PoE Pa Pee ee ara ie mereer Hear net $168,850 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
PRS CSOTIVE It Sel OV 1G Me ree eet er rece oe wares beeen? ao Gh ilin. dhiskeel waa ol avarice nace hae 129,349 8@ 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 54,137 6@ 


B 136 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


LENNOX AND ADDINGTON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, NAPANEE. 


Commenced business 17th August, 1876. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Ae OS Pa rca sae 20 aver ens hor a ee ee ee Napanee, Ont, 
HurA, Bakers os ves. ied ee meio One ee ee ee eee OS CO Men ce 
00. EUR is ih he haan See to re oie ek eee Selby, Ont, 
Albert’. Hartman e505 -5 a Penk eae We ome iene cee ne eee Odessa, Ont. 
MAT Aufiman ¥en eae eect Moscow, Ont. 
AOL LION BIOL OD fe aher oon ait aN ae ne et pea Te Wilton, Ont. 
Officers: 
ASC. Parks; Presiden tists ii. ee eve ceo aks ae cence eee eee -_Napanee, Ont. 
H. A.) Baker; Vice-President)... 3... eee ee eee Moscow, Ont. 
Manly Jones, Secretary-Treasurer ...........000cceeseeee Napanee, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Wik RE Lotte 2s sie ee ae eae ena eee Napanee, Ont. 


GC. Wr NGéville vik ack ie Ree eee ES ree SOC Napanee, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $54,266.84. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Vashon hand: at; head offceny i seis as ere ieee nee ee $21 70 
Cash on deposit in Northern Crown Bank, Napanee .......... 2,454 63 
Cash on deposit in Merchants Bank, Napanee ................ 41 08 
Amount’ unpaid” of fixed payments’ of f9L7o ee eee ee ee ee 
Amount of prior instalments or fixed payment (not extended) $94 05 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments: levied 1 icua. parerercvt re eee re eRe trate ene ee rc 
Office furniture and safe (not extended) ..................... $50 00 
TOtal’ -ASsets 5 vices a's arene lus cee eee rece ene eg a ee 


$2,517 41 
347 65 


54,266 84 


$57,131 90 


ee 
MEI 


LIABILITIZES.—None, 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 137 


RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $135 93 
Cash received during 1917 for: 
* AX OGEPSVUIEN Te One oS Limi een ite ere ele en Sion tc ys wt ete a oh $5,864 95 
* Nxeds Payments Ole PrioLney Caress she sheik sek wie es 74 00 
ys INLOLES tae ae pee a ee eae al itis Ske cya Sins Sieh 's « 17 35 
Ny TE GEUD Ch. eet eee eee tae Ine ce EN ey os ee Ss os 5 00 
WOLAIETECEI DES Te Wan PR aah, Meraiveeie en Mieka ennee Oe ane Ne ema age le hotsy sh enat $5,961 30 
EE RRR MIRAE LLAMA TIM 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: , 
AIUOUN TG DaAld, tOTs COMMUSSLONELO ALC LS My ante Antec ted bleh! tere ode a tive ope cman 808 12 
ae statutory assessment and license fee ................ 20 30 
7: ANUOVOS Ce een oa ore cs che eter eral kere cele) OL avers trace at ave 25 50 
.. NFSeMaArsiale ta xe ee. wecule ace P ae So ory ais cece arene 38 63 
_ TA We COSUS ET central ee oie tee ieee s Gere he aoa tea ee a Chats: shel ek 20 00 
mE PEEL PAT el SINE ee ene cea eee eke usta arh choles tase ra tareu ene ech. en hens 15 00 
ie DIinting, stationery and: advertisinge ~ 222005... 06 oe. « 118 75 
Ee salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees’ ...........05.; 747 40 
Ft postage, telephones, telegrams, express, etc. ........ 41 00 
a investigation and adjustment of claims ............ 7 05 
5 PON Upmres dear vece cen ete oath ard ym Wianans, Meena ane Tete ss GAh genta a 19 00 
e LANES Omen Eerie eC rseren cEnie po cre tarts histones o ott ste ee 28 80 
ia ALISOTNETECSOUCUSES BRS ok tice he ee eto ae ee ae teers 10 95 
iL OLAtg ex DEUSOS Ol Ia DAZellel.tes wacrcie tere mas or ote art eric ee $1,900 50 
‘Miscellaneous payments: & 
Caan pal storslOcsesswoicn occurred GUTing 1 OUT aoe. aaa es a arete ote ce or tot 844 66 
ne PODALEC ee eA Teles hata e ia Tia a Makers een ate a Fake alee aha aie Shon sient arate 146 34 
yo PEPTIC Oma eee hetete eR tee rct crad edicts can etal rake toc al meat tens Garcons 88 32 
x repayment or loan. wae) «pesca Bath Oceana Reeae Sel her cerns 600 00 
OLE ORE X DETECT ELIT Gta ret oe tere tte eee eare eC ee a ole ae a cece pe Ase eater eotte  Digtee & $3,579 82 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 


ee AY nC eect re RAT item CIA Ss cee cata ec sid ater sire aide wal ep ee AIS Baehe Mereae Thee $1,866,404 00 
TT ITT OCB Fo eres eet ee ef reales aera tae Wik esa awe a alk ayo wid ie wea eR ees 21,420 00 
PeteTINOUNT OLeTIsks din cISte December, LOLT 6 6 6 eccuy sete clauatew cheat w evel ite $1,844,984 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 ....... ptt e eee ees 1,092 $1,872,434 00 
Polcies neweand reneweu during 1917: . 15 ike wes estes 335 594,205 00 
Proce number and amount in force during-1917 .....0...0+... 1,427 $2,466,639 00 
ePPeneOYOurandcanCelledaiM a LOL? “ay we wot. ye esgie tints s © aye wren exe 358 600,235 00 
mepeermis ine rorce, cist Wecember, 1927 oc ier ee ie. ee eva ane 1,069 $1,866,404 00 


asi cae RI DR ee Ea LS 


1S 5.7. 


B 138 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


So e 0 oS 6X0 6) 0, 0 © 6.6 b2'e 6.6 [6:6 0 (6 10) 6 5@ 8 We 8.6; \6) lw Oi sine se) 8) 6 46) 0) wb 16 6) 6! 8, (eC 6 eel 6 (0118) ween le) Buea halter ote 


to assessment 
Residue of all premium notes on policies in force December 31st, 1917, after 


deducting all fixed payments thereon and assessments levied ......... $54,266 84 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 20,628 00 
Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 

said premium notes, viz.: 

1,897 50 


(a) Cash:paid up to 3lst December, 1917222, te eee eee 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 139 


WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, DUNGANNON. 


Commenced business 13th May, 1879. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


PALE XUTUOCTRINICUOL SON sete cc lak oh aee ae ee es Se tao Lucknow, Ont. 

TATE O WLOCK ATES eee Gl cnet + oie pales ete ine cab sete Auburn, Ont. 

[ter MEAS Gees Sa E ooo, oil ie oe Qiaghy AY Pe Re el ace ge ogee MMO C a eee Lucknow (R.R. 7), Ont. 

USA emVL CUP LLL ELA Vim totes ta tach. an. varth Bid Obit cua ch aopens onses ce Lucknow, Ont. 

John A. McKenzie ........ Beebe eee eee teen ee eens Kincardine, Ont. 

Leh ERAS AC did SLIT) oes en Pee ered, Cone mee at Fe eg a a Lucknow, (R.R. 7), Ont. 

PERTTI Crs Gad UV LINE erst etter nest rhe tace Saks chee ero ies Sip aie eke. 2 cise: Goderich, Ont. 

SE uih Sales OER Ge an iain of cdeY ove dic, asi cca cliched alarevance aie Bayfield, Ont. 

HLODET UWI CLE Wel Lilie 5 irs ac re ine Bs ee se LC Oe oe ee Goderich (R.R. 6), Ont. 
Officers 

wiexander “Nicholson, President =. @..04 004 se ws eae Lucknow, Ont. 

Matthew Lockhart, Vice-President ................./ Auburn, Ont. 

OTN ASt ae Lan — OCCTELAL Vere th GkAt Ces nicer ahs eres Dungannon, Ont. 

PDO GIeass OCORNCR Ste EFERSATET™ oe ies ae eee wee ees Dungannon, Ont. 
Auditors: 

VEL AVERETT se aks Rk curr yr oe ae tea eae cere PS Auburn, Ont. 

UPR TISO TICE cCcta Gta ciate are oe eit wee’ cla rents nel eral ea'e Lucknow, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $216,383.10. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
SR MESLES IS MANY CUP GOAL EE aed ees tate mee ec ce gre las von. Sescehe Vie voy rope one wpe add ae ete aon ea eet eM ae $500 00 
Prorat ISCasiiatns NAlteat hia Gs OUiCOr sce cis ch ov wc 4 cere, ate oo sey eels $64 63 
Aria cash in sterling Bank, Dungannon ...52.vegsces ones ss 15,422 72 
——_—_>—___— 15,487 35 
PIO Ee UL Dai oOL keds DAVINCUULS OL LOL one od tlatersle ie oleae een yo aig wench ass 309 45 
Fixed payments, prior years (not extended) ................. $56 15 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
MMA MEORB IST Tas LO VIER a oe fie anes ioe wench een ee wicket nee een il Oa oa wea ig 216,383 10 
TOL ASSO Ree tees os ne ae ee ere et eh ae Sy te Pe $232,679 90 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


B 140 THE REPORT OF THE , No. 20 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $13,060 68 
Cash received for fixed payments Ol LOL fone ce retraite ee cere eee ete $12,195 70 
a fixed’ payments due in prior yearsis. os ee ee ee ee 100 85 
e INTETEStU Sst os te ee ees Montene iin dt weteee niet Cee hee 2 oe 378 34 
‘ CW UERO) 1 AC:) geecinanre Rare MM PE ESL er oh hire Ak Peers rc S remy eee 9 20 
Total TeCOiPts. 2.0! 2.5550 6 acolecabe ae eee Le ie Gee ie pee eer $12,684 09 
EXPENDITURE. 
Hxpenses of management: 
Amount. paid: for- commission, Gon: sos oe nee enineete kee $841 50 
i ji 25 Wd a ae eee ae eri SGA Boa Saran Ey ae ten, 2 aN adit a cme ity bea 0 30 00 
si fire *marshal* taxatn oer se eh ee ee 46 31 
statutory assessment and license ................2008- 51 33 
oh printing, stationery and advertising ¢-. o. ee 81 50 
ia salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees... .:.0.5.7 se 1,013 00 
st postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 162 68 
we travelling” €xpenses soo een ee ees ee ee 132 60 
o investization of claims Wye. sae a eee 237 50 
- alitotner a ae eee saa alegre ithe ole & shal gyetntsta inc as at spapatel eee 7 00 
Total expenses “of.mManazement eee. see ae ae ee eee $2,603 42 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior stovl9l] 12... ee eee 140 00 
* losses: which “occurred during 191 (i. eee eee 6,732 82 
ye rebate ois, MOT ose teu ag Re She ee ah ee A Te. ee rc 281 18 
Total. expenditure src ves, opis eee 6 eee ee ee $9,757 42 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Four years. 
NITIEUAI ooo Sea hen ia saith pie eee eae) A eae a aera Penn eke $6,106,125 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 31st’ Decembér,, 1916 Sica ees oe oie ote ee 2,912 $5,671,020 00 
Policies new and renewed duringsl yl) eae sie ee ee 975 2,045,750 00 
Gross number and amount in, force during 1917 ............ 3,887 $7,716,770 00 
isess-expired and cancelled “in 19172. sneer ee cee eee 856 1,610,645 00 
Net-risks -in-force. 31st" December, 191 fies eee ee ee eee oval $6,106,125 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


c Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 141 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
LEO SSOSHIN GN Lal toteteee cia g.e ais tiene fal ar cahar store erk wren the ala e's ote eteiane Sie Gelelslie at «6 $244,245 00 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
BRSOSHINGT CE LOVICU. Wee ct rte ere aye so ate coe ee aie cote aia e ciera seers a's Gen eip oa ere 216,383 10 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 81,830 00 
Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 
CaAshenaideupnsatosbecem Herta lst. 19 lec aies os ere hetero ts ces ofeha oe ere che 4,091 50 


B 142 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


THE USBORNE AND HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, FARQUHAR. 


Commenced business 28th June, 1876. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
f WARTS SAC: Fi eer ars enn ty rR Biro leh enters t erg oe Sh as Dublin (R.R,. 2), Ont. 
A 1'2 cs Reap te 0) pers Auer Mme pune Pere et OS yee LN ord eyes Mane natty or Mitchell (R.R. 5), Ont. 
Robert: Norris: 404 225 ees he eee ee ee ee Staffa (R.R. 1), Ont. 
JL. “Russell 2 cs See ee Oe ee ae eee Russeldale, Ont. 
Wits Brock .crse ie pee ne menses i eats hava Sinister enriete Granton (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John eT MAUMISON We Sik oe es eee ene ee eee nai ete Exeter (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Officers: 
Thos.-Ryan) Presidente osha ois pee ee ae alee Dublin (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Wm: Roy; Vice-President#. 3. an ei oe er ee ee Mitchell (R.R. 5), Ont. 
Wm. A. Turnbull, Secretary-Treasurer ................ Kirkton (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Auditors: 
JOT KAy i oo sien helene eee cei ees ree cae are eae Staffa, CR.R: 1), One 
J. 9. *Ballantyne 76.59.20 o 5 octet tiers ake cr ieee Hensall (#.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $156,965.83, 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3181 DECEMBER, 1917. 


Cash ‘value of mortgages io. oc. clea aleisis see eine ae telat tee cate eee meee $8,000 00 
Cash-value.of bonds, Canada=WarsLo0anss. oc wc ce ee te ae ee eee 1,000 00 
Gash on hand-at. head somicests ce ae eae ei eee $92 91 
Cash iin. Bank of Commerce, Hxeters cnc. eck oe ies stele sie cet ok 3,115 78 
—_—— 3,208 69 
Amount of unpaid assessments levied during 1917 ................. 000000 238 05 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments: levied iis fos scare cin aces,» aseee opera catcnn a) clot cr ot cence nee Rent fe ae eee 156,965 83 
interest; acerued? 2. tae eee See rE. Pee Eee thst lated a 3 310 00 
Total assets o 1. aicvis.s ese oe ted ss Wits Rhee Sire elas nae Seale Sites sete nee eee $169,722 57 


LIABILITIES.—_-None. 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $7,280 16 
Cash received for assessments levied im 1917 0.2... 0... ccna ce cst ee ess aves $8,414 25 
as assessments tevied: before 19172 5.0 eee eee 154 80 
4 interest 00. SG hie a ia ee ae ee ree ee ee 489 99 
Gash borrowed: during 1917 ag ou ek Pe oie ie eee ee 1,500 00 
Total sreceipts «..,.655.. se ne belts Sele aie ane ene ieee ee feet ne ee $10,559 04 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. b 148 
EXPENDITURE. 
lxpenses of management: 
ABI PAL ODELTAVeLliNee OX PETG Csirke Ete weeay Sreistet thle bares als @ Bo a/ietes o Oy 9) bees 54 90 
a a investizalion cand sag istinentrOlwelalms =... cso ..d.0 82 ss 0. 158 00 
ie SLALULOL VA see eel uvalliellCCM sere sata a Ses dere a shs y  a 51 86 
4 ihe US ped ts Syed Eee ALLE @ ne ARE perky ce rid Cie Eat Ai ome RRS St Rae eter ae ea jong 
-. TOECT OST o Fe ere ce coe Ne RO ee ie aca bp 20 00 
SAlabICs « CiTeClOTS Fand. AUGICONnGSLGCS ee rr eee fos whole als wer 740 05 
a Printing, Stationery, and. auvertisine eo... 2 oes. - oe ees 96 60 
a postage, telephones, telegrams and express .............. 108 89 
- PET rs Bae a Alas Nh ee eee CR Pate aac ied. Pane oe 5-5 30 00 
* POP ea PCOLLE LY COSTS Fale oar eee eee eR re es 1 00 
% DLNELPEXPONSES Grae cee tate ke art ee Ce tee eek ieee, ch ee omeeee mm 8 00 
LOCAIZeS DONSCS: OLeManaeeinen tsk eos c cus ee le eee hws eee gies $1,303 29 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ................2008. 15 42 
lOsseoewi (Cis OCCULreds Curing LOL ese. fue ce aces vin ates 10 316747 
cf TODALG eee ee er Athans te aca nt nitate whet aterot ots whatehs Ree atte cs 4 55 
TODA VINA OLA ORTIGAS te et een ates err tenes SOU oe 1,500 00 
a MONA LON ILO Led rCTross OCLELVe. woe ae seinen ays bate 500 00 


Mutual .. 


invested, Canada War Loan (not extended).. 


Total expenditure 


© F © 8 0 © © fe One 6 © 6 6 8 6 6 0 we Oe 6 6 0-0 © 8 0 @ 0 8 6 06 6 Oe oe 8 8 8 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Bue, a) a 8&6. sie # ete) =. ‘es wile.! ofiay a) 60" 6. eT \6\ 61,6), 6, ee! 0) O\ Bo (0 6p )0,1.0 (oy 0% '8) (0, @. ® 458, 0-0 40) .4; ee) enw se) 0)" '*. ie bie. 0) 8 a? 1¢ 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


$991 08 


$13,639 43 


Four years. 
$5,968,090 00 


Amount. 
$5,737,025 00 
1,678,760 00 
$7,415,785 00 
1,447,695 00 


Mutual System. Number. 

Porcies inal Orce cost. Decemper. 1916) o, of. cecc ee Sec eet ee es 2,406 
Policies: New and renewed during L917 oa ce cei ete evi cereiee sole 641 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 3,047 
Pee teexDITeds OF fCANCOUEOsIDORIOL  Eeatae sn oie sic oem cto ies sae ole 640 
2,407 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


Amount of face of all premium notes legally liable to assessment 


eke) ie (61 'e (6 ce suis .e) 8) eNe) @! 0,\e, eo o1.0) ome 


$5,968,090 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


oe ee eo! ee 0) 


Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 


assessments levied 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 


Oh SPR Oke IM OC Ve ®, OR OUN @ 6 MC Xe Cl 6 ee (oe 6s ee Ne Ce 6 eee pe 6 ef 


Bete, @) a) Oh Wie 60 O87 16 © #10. 08) 8 


Four years. 
$177,051 88 


156,965 83 
49,687 85 


B 144 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
OTTER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, NORWICH. 


Commenced business 13th August, 1887. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
FOIA here Ln Mera ner are ere naan nat eA eo hoy der ay OR co ster Mecho Scotland, Ont. 
Jas Be Carroll sd se 2 abes Wey oe co a ee ee ee ee Norwich, Ont. 
UR JORNSON 2206 os eee eee sce eee aie ee Springford, Ont. 
td. Gah MMIMAan 2's) ees acetone a eee Cana et ee een ee Currie’s, Ont. 
JSOW A DAVIS ois « sel the alae et ee es ees ol mtn einan toast eetetente Otterville, Ont. 
BSW eA VATUON x keorea ears stece a eu ET ee eae Springford, Ont. 
William (Schell) 23 a2. ees cs che at pe cio ates ceed eee ee eee Norwich, Ont. 
LO DES HO WSTET case saus ee Soe eae oe on eee ete ciegeeiat bone sea: pe eae ie oan Norwich, Ont. 
Pe LALCGT Yas eloieicsc ois our a ipde eg aiaeere nearer odie y ates wieunere Woodstock, Ont. 
Officers: 
AD Wet Smith President, .cs.ctcncnstcesictet.s cas eile ee ee ecomene eee Scotland, Ont. 
Jas... Carroll, Vice-President ys... 25.2) sie eis teateneaie erento Norwich, Ont. 
TM. Cayley, Secretary (co. 5 sect are eee eee Norwich, Ont. 
Auditors 
JOHN MMCK GCS 5 jo aie te tae ote rarer ohare een Stas ie tener eee Norwich, Ont. 
All We De LO es Sey erate en ete ieee nee ene eee Norwich, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $189,601.75. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Gash) on hand at head office. een ote eters ee ice Gan is Sie en ane $13 10 
Amount of unpaid) instalments: dixed payments,0 1917) we. ee 736 90 
Amount of unpaid fixed payments of prior years (not extended) $170 05 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and wassesamenis levied cicero: cone ceiehcdaies mie over nee ge nate cet tel cee cern en nae ae 189,601 75 
Total+assetS visu. 28. Beal er Atte dio eae ere ee ee $190,351 75 


LTABILITIES.—None, 


: RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $3,724 70 
Cash received for application feegG.s.aseenn os cae ie ee et ee ee $590 70 
i fixed payments of 1917. earceene eee enn eect ieee 10,257 70 
old fixed) payments.ofsprioravearsete ein ane ee 765 45 
ss ATTOLESE gai) aso Viniv a's ese che eRe te ae ele a eee ee 80 74 
Totals receipts: s225\o ure es inate ree a eee ee Sh feel oa eee $11,694 59 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 145 


EXPENDITURE. 

Expenses of management: 
POUT LE DAO eLOnC COMI SSL OTherae te tency See tata ante cea Nke 65 cig ale aah 6 (a oar sile imc $650 10 
i GN VOSLIS ATION cOlmCta inc iris stelettte ehele sie aie einted s a 6's 6s" s, 5.0) 131 50 
ch salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees) ................ 998 70 
a DTIC CS ge Mette hanes ca eee ec ot a ape teyeew tiara Gio alia wn oto on ae 12 20 
= stationery, printing, advertising and calendars ...... 67 28 
. postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 136. 25 
ss TOT Gale aac oie ale eee oe OO ia hres ieee eae aie Sree ate ah care aeaRan's 50 00 
“a REN CC ee aaa erent ie etter eer aiete anchors art ca or eh eel xikl ohare’ @erela. 2 15 30 
- statiutoryeassessMmenteal Gs LiCCNs@r oe oc cis vise «ete alele. 6 44 33 
** TTSSMAVSN SAIS LAS Sar cites c ce eretocai rat open ca) har Loe or sel ou reat OReY D 40 62 
a LTAVOIISHE SGX CNSEH are ccc re eee aero. Wain o eal ones) Sete) eee 15 50 
o other expenses, re Underwriters’ meeting ............ 34 50 
IT OLAITOS DEDECHeOl TAA eel CN Ly mein se ote hus oa a ore oie chet $2,196 28 

Miscellaneous payments: 

AMOUnLEpEIde.orsiosses which-occurred during) L917 - 0) eds seen nse - 12,893 80 
. OUD L mt ee eke cere er nes Cit Teta aaa siepetetcat chal ese oreo MLeES os 316 11 
LOCA MEX DEHU LOU TGs. isis cniens ores eit ante oie akon fate endian Catale.e she: sits $15,406 19 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 
Four years. 


RRR LM Ree ei cert aioe fies fails, wile SPE. 6 eo contra st. oe abel ec ets Gaon tea wre arthouse $5,021,370 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Sear Clea sit fOr cena Sie JeCGM DOT, bl 9 LGW aie! iain eieuive 6 ls oR glee 1,918 $4,814,135 00 
PeMLCICSenew cn. TeDeWedrCUriINSelOLy ich. d.ckuce se eee ct dete moe 576 1,519,135 00 
ross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 2,494 $6,333,270 00 
re teme CTE AnUeCANGOle(ei tial OL ta. sc sieltte a see sie oils’ Sie aeneheve ove 558 1,311,900 00 
Peoerisksein sOrceag Sts December 1917. auc eo 6 spe oles ere ee bec ts 1,936 $5,021,370 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On. Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


UG) GREETS CES 9 EMS oe Lest eg eR ey mld ye ee ek no $215,142 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

OEE TOT Lam Tey LOC y is cee in soetal adits win sso aie cee cea ek TmCMeL ele a, oe ga Meet Ge Wns eee eMha 189,601 75 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 65,616 00 


Amount of payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited 
on said premium notes, viz.: 
een il0n ost OGRIN DEP, 2190 Te yk ccs wba fare ciate ala aw a Si chegsig 3,280 80 
£9-Bes I; 


Hava oe THE REPORT OF THE No. 


HOWICK FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, GORRIE. 


Commenced business 10th July, 1873. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
JOHN JACKSON oa Fe po cikceueis swe aoe eld wheeler morte a gene ant eee ere toe aren Harriston, Ont. 
Rae aw Wd ar. oa Soc arise co ences ce wet oe cnt eee Gorrie, Ont. 
EON OL NICH Ci anit eAc er tyarinemis ty Ys bey nde fake ieu ik ery Wroxeter, Ont. 
JOUNVA.” BYYANS 4a. Caw neces een atte ee ee ee eee re eee Fordwich, Ont. 
Alexander McK ercher.. 4) 40s ee eee airead a cs ie hac Wroxeter, Ont. 
James” Kirton cece eavie ceccke hee wane eS Oe ace Aa ie ae ea Bluevale, Ont. 
Officers: 
Jouny Jackson, “President -2 oe a. eek oer el eee ee eee Harriston, Ont. 
Huechs Ww. Udgar, Vice-Presidentt: icc, street oe Gorrie, Ont. 
W.-S. McKercher, Secretary-Treasurer 27.3... 3-22 eee ee Wroxeter, Ont. 
Auditors: 
TR BONN CCUiare S5 Ss a irk ieee ato oe selene temcael aac te Soe eee Wingham, Ont. 
AA; Graham: :G85e4 5.6. 028Ge ase Gale eee Oe Ue hice eae Fordwich, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $559,402.58. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Gash value of-real (estates a. of. ce aoe cae em eieiote ore tare ra nein alent heres tei ee $1,300 
Cash value bonds and) debentures. coca... oe «ikea eerie te aioe eee ae 22,000 
Stock of Wroxeter Rural Telephone Co., Limited ......................4.. 100 
Cash at ‘head/-officei = sc iss, oo da ere erent ak ane in) een eee eee ie $19 27 
Cash in Standard Bank «trussels 37 eee ee ee ees See 547 67 
Cashvin -Roydl Bank Harristonas.. see ce ee ee 1,033 50 
Cash-in. Bank, of Hamilton, (WYroxeterigs cee ee eee a es 1,543 75 
—_———_——_— 3,144 
Amount unpaid of fixed paymente of LOU7 ieee rete rete tene ue sets ee 596 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of prior years (not extended) $180 75 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments: l@vied: (5 a02e os awit eee te in eae ee ee 559,402 
Amount of accrued interest <-fivec es oes ee ea eee ee ee 253 
Office furniture and safe (not extended) ..................... $200 00 
Total assets : ow Pea eee eet ies ee a, eee ee ee $586,796 


10 


00 
00 
00 


19 
65 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount of losses supposed.or reported: (20. .00 5 can evista au Rate ae Boerne $79 00 
Amount -of -all- other’ liabilities joo oy eas cs oe ese ee ee eel 10 00 
Total liabilities® i-<5 ctces disp ol. tet ee eRe een ena ene $89 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 14% 


RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $3,404 13 
Cash held by agents for fees or surveys (not extended) ..... 824 50 
Mipe received sae 1XeCG2paVINeNts cOk Lol pete ce ete te cc ver seni eie's vee oe Se ee $24,629 09 
es NXEdEPAY MENTS Ole DIIOLSyOAl sis ae yeas ee ti ne sv cee 573 80 
“2 ATILEL RR ee ee re en eRe CAT | PANT oe Gonos y Sy ae 2 1,434 50 
a Ot MPOCREMs G0 UT COG ma t.7s sinikte ates eta Meee tee hotest oh tenses tots 134 50 
in from investments (not extended) .......... $4,761 25 
PEOUAT PED CID  Sitshe ire fap ce tides wot reticent eS ory $26,771 89 
EXPENDITURE. 
Ixpenses of management: 
AOU Ee PAldeLOT a 26D lS COMMISSION (4 ya center swe ns. so reeaee Paley ape ole $1,598 40 
a investigation and adjustment of claims .............. 802 30 
statutory assessment and license ..........6........ 99 89 
4 TiVCw Wal oid ela eee ee ee re ee in are gh ere Gate be 95 60 
eS printing, stationery and advertising ................ 180 42 
sf salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 1,628 40 
s postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 186 80 
a TR WimCOSUS meee eee ane SORT te nc, Se ore cee ate oie Oe 337.13 
es ETLG@L SAN CG LIST Lacs ree ede ee ot eee ee A lee he 70 19 
A travellinoeexpensestes we re ee ae oy een a ek eS 108 25 
“t taxes (Government and Municipal) ................. 71 95 
= OLHere GX POCNSce ate ee i Rees en ny Sere ore 176 25 
Hxpensess ole managementy.c. «6 oe lee wok be Pence wee ta aie $5,955 58 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ...............0-0055 3,960 25 
ne losses which occurred during 1917 ......-...0...-ceecees 21,350 42 
re returned premiums and rebate .............csscceseeeeee 516 83 
invested (not extended) ............0...00- $10 00 
ota OX DENUIL Teams e. tcts cee avr irs te ee So cas ae ee ee ae $31,783 98 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 


Four years. Total. 
EE ROR Ye 8 oe ce ER lek oe yin cn CRA or PP ge a $12,351,545 00 $12,351,545 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. - Number. Amount. 
Policies in force. 3lst: December, 1916. .... s.. ds arene ee Me ee 5,434 $11,615,662 00 
Poucies new and renewearduring 1917-5 2. .e.ac ccs a eee neat 1,649 3,744,855 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 7,083 $15,360,517 00 
esa expired. and cancelled. in 1917 - is. i. uence nse eat eee 1,570 3,008,972 00 
Net risks’in force 3ist December, 1917 ............2..0. 00800: 5,513 $12,351,545 00 


a A EN RE 


B 148 THE REPORT OF THE 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable to 

ASSOSSINE|N bis «oo a's Sic ahansts Sera w, oie salahe tol ea esl ces eee MEA eee gs meteeetr es naan aie cca 

Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments wlevyied ..s'<c's sito hook dis olen 5 alateltne olaens alauene sor Diets ORs Giese senor 

Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 

Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 

(a) Cash-paid-up to 3lst December, 1917) 7.7m. ee eee ane 

(ob) Notes for fixed payments or assessments unpaid at 3ist 

December,» 1917 + Mec. c Sea AT ee ey scat ene te 


No. 10 


Four years. 
$617,577 25 
559,402 58 

187,242 75 

7,397 81 


75 10 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 149 
HOPEWELL CREEK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, NEW GERMANY. 
Commenced business 38rd March, 1880. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
e 
sity Cob gd COL ASE: With) < Bp, Wg vy AE SAR Uae Efe SP Te RP Pe NW BAe Wallenstein, Ont. 
MEAT NES VA Vee te eee ears ah Gat Re cave raV'one as io wi bre: ieha tira Maem New Germany, Ont. 
GOOTSORE ARNG] tee tie tee ea ines ho iia e aiies han bens erp aerate Ariss, Ont. 
MrederickaoCiac! Glace weir ies cov ge tue crete ake oe wie eee New Hamburg, Ont, 
DV TTD Aa te OL bee ete ate ae ree POey ech te Moe cneucss Sea ee lores pad atrargs Guelph, Ont. 
ASME SRN, OLIOI Ab er oP etree reer Nae ee 2 aig ee hee hc x Ue hea Hawkesville, Ont. 
FA TCH Hae INGW SCOR e ce tits, ores Fotis ais, see cise a, ohovainter tree erie Breslau, Ont. 
Cllaeew Woe Wiel owas cen tee ne cunts Lite Oe re Poe eC tee Yew Germany, Ont. 
IN FRWES CUIMIC CAUSA ee aes s Utne food vat rae ral ee een eta atee St. Agatha, Ont. 
Officers : 
ALGSEMNI CI DV Pres) Gelrtercw kia. «ener are ales sterarets okie. wtherehe waters Wallenstein, Ont. 
MATKS Mayon VICE-EIesiUeN te wea .te see ase Rote doers New Germany, Ont. 
ALO Hall Kee SCCLrelarye) TEASTIPOL = s occurs ethics crtee be are eee New Germany, Ont. 
Auditors: 
ROME VV oer LAT CINE MPR Sev hxc ts, 0 a) Sat raves aac, bau -e'0 «. #, aYRIW piece ly ote aaa eee New Germany, Ont. 
Pree ETL Foust tee Me gt ee preg te ee Stature tee ofete ac etl bob Biche hare tetarete New Germany, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $52,247.07. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Amount of cash in: Royal Bank; Guelph? Ontin. 9 vex oe) ee ee $1,528 59 

Amount of cash in Bank of Commerce, Guelph, Ont. ........ 2 LO OL 
MIAO LAIMA Ol Assessments. 1eVied «in LOT .1.2e0 9 Seniesa tele 3 se at. 

Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 

ARiaAdSarasnien tae lOViOU. foi. ne eke woe, PIR ee ears ee cae ams 

Oimcestuiniuires MG. (ROL extended jury .fs. cece cus ase mle 0 wane bus sueace $100 00 

a Ras eee aye ot fy Ge pe a a 2 Pe EE. Sona SRS os SEO I a 


$56,729 95 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


B 150 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance, 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ............ $3,228 77 
Cash-received for assessments levied in L9D7 co.cc casts wiscs © clus rotsueess wool als $1,347 86 
i assessments levied in years prior to 1917 ................ 175 95 
cs Interest: soy ii em wie oF ee tis Ole ee ERE ogo ee ce eee 88 97 
Total receipts y <a Pits oe aa te ee eo etna an eee ee eee 1,612 78 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid -for agents “commission 2.7 seccilsseters cieltie's oe eerie anaes $129 15 
* statutory assessments and license fees .............. 13°67 
‘ firemarshal stax 7 eta ee ert eee eee Gheed' 
a printing, stationery and advertising ................ 61 71 
: salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 298 00 
fe postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 36 21 
Total ‘expenses of ‘management? iaAcise. sense th eee eee $546 55 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 .................006. 9 50 
lesses which occurred during 1917 .............+..scce0e 40 00 
Total ‘expenditures .5../.chis «sis vases + ates ate a oe ele aaa are $596. 05 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


ATU Cua see 2s ace e's 


Mutual System. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


Gross number and amount in force during 1917 
ess expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


Four years. 


we Sin dk ee SRE DR RE ee $1,085,124 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Number. Amount. 
5G Ces rencs Gag Le ee 613 $1,061,259 00 
A iol yl weal ack ea Aenea iia 128 277,500 00 
eee oe etn 741 $1,338,759 00 
SERED ASRS ce aah ST riak, Day Lic eae eee 133 . 253,635 00 
Fey Ey ren hs a Pas ae 608 $1,085,124 00 


SS TS 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


to. assessment 


Amount of premium notes, 
ASHERAINEI IS HICVICK os we Moss's 4b 6 git Se oes ae te sis =i olan patie eke ben ee eee 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 


eoeeoetereeceee eee eer eee eee eee wee eee eee eee eer esee Foe eseeeveeeeee 


after deducting all payments thereon and 


$57,178 10 


52,247 07 
14,277 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 151 


ONEIDA FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ONEIDA. 


Commenced business 27th March, 1875, 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
PLOT a INI NN CATg ro mA tien oa cee tice Ps Cabo te Cayuga (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Vy MeL SIT OL MIME eta a oe Nr) oe fad teste tira ee Chere Lythmore. 
LATA DCU GLOOUM Oa eevee inne classe Oe cic steve oid aierene cieea Caledonia (R.R. 3), Ont. 
PAIN eCSeLIOW NEV ae ue me ak vie eee ee cts Satie sade Boe Caledonia (R.R. 3), Ont. 
LOO eM OFLUSOMY hi aes oe hs os bonis te a Mt SRA Rea Cayuga (R.R. 5), Ont. 
POET re tal abit oi ete Mae P come malic. ob bes sew eb ban oe Cayuga (R.R. 4), Ont. 

Officers: 

Peters Kinneary President pete secsatete fet dievhie sre ele weeveds Cayuga, (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Was. Uunnet: Vice-President)... oc kn soe wee ces ce Lythmore, Ont. 
M. C. Senn, Secretary-Treasurer ................08: Caledonia (R.R, 3), Ont. 


Auditors: 


PAL ae DOCTSOM wr. ee Neer as 5, Fete hood he eae, soe ey Ge Eee oa Caledonia (R.R. 3), Ont. 
PATE Ry LIU T Outre ta sa Se oes Sale sels Fv pide w o'sivie a 6 64 8 Hagersville (R.R. 3), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $26,955.10. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
ese ande SUTneat (OUICG ese oss i once she ie sb bes 6 tie wn ee eee $40 44 
Cash on hand at Standard Bank, Caledonia, Ont. ............. 1,795 49 
Cash on hand at Bank of Hamilton, Hagersville, Ont. ........ 278 37 
ee $2,114 30 
Amount of unpaid assessments levied during 1917 .................0..00 30 30 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
FITC EASSEESINICNES: LOVIGUIES 8 cre est mn cate eve ate, om #tase he NUb lege aio ah gies wall ae alent ene 26,955 10 
TULA LA ASSOLS MMT tie Wee i sone Ge aloe Toten eins ic OE Teta ner et $29,099 70 


a eR TE SPINY 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,219 45 
Pannireceiven tor assessment leviedsin 1907 2 cae cw ie chanelle wl aeeoai ie $1,487 57 
4 Besossiientsr Oly DIOL y CAS ora ne oles oe ohne ys Magi vie. ae 4 32 
a ITE GHOSE ical oid ee PTR eras chia Ahsan, deel ls alge ls 28 63 
PLOLAIRY GCL DLS anit reer terrain eee eT ehc wns Pans Wnle ooo oo oo Sy me $1,520 52 


Balog THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for statutory assessment and license fee ................ $12 85 
+ printing, stationery and advertising ...............- 63 00. 
oe salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............2. 237 00 
2: postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 10 14 
. Are MATSHAL AK: ccccucete reeks wont tem et ieie esac te ereee eee 5 85 
ok travelling” expenses: 3... seine sss oe elec eniee erie rene 13 50 
es dues, Underwriters) Association (201..-6 5 aise ces ete 3 00 
$345 34 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 19175 05.00 os <i etetene 280 33 
Total fexpenditure, (.f..iiscvsteroceprane Ohana: ere ata epee se ae fae ee ee $625 67 
TES I xo a ab 43 { 
ER ot ae ER ra ome isner | 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
; Three: years. 
Mutual, 6. ofA ey ee i See essen ee cll OR ete Fc eee tar ane anes Cee atone $1,004,018 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. - 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force sist) Decem bers TOLG) sais al eon eee ee aera 368 $961,023 00 
Policies new and renewed during) 191%2.42 2 ese aes eee eee 142 398,510 00 
Gross number and: amount in force during 1917 2)... 22... 510 $1,359,533 00 
bess expired and ‘cancelled in“ 1917 Woe ae oe ee eas Ce 147 355,515 00 
Net -risks in’ force. sist (December: «100 T ee ee eee eee ae 363 $1,004,018 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in, force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


EO TASSESSIMOME: ie oie’ cise aleliee wre ythieges alike (ere al ore eiere ane eet ee $30,639 76 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments ‘levied il: Jai 8. ie eee oie eke eee a ee ee ee 26,955 10 
Amount of premium notes received during 1917 ~...5.... vie 2). eee eee 12,128 74 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viz.: 
Cashy paid up to -21st- December, 1917 ane wees ae eee tet ene 458 53 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. joni Wap 
NICHOL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, FERGUS. 
Commenced business 1st Muy, 1860. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
APOVE Uy VERS UOT ICY ee eR ae COL ere As ae et eA, Elora, Ont. 
AVL OIA Ole bl CLLGE TI En Breer ete vec tee ceo ee eee ate ht teen ca ene ote Arthur, Ont, 
ESV IGM UCR eerie Cree ila bas nea tee ete few tae ae he hates, See Sue Fergus, Ont. 
PALA Tbe EOF LG mee eee eee eboney Bes cna” cruias Naka Leper aac ehedlal Siesee re Orton, Ont. 
Vim oas CROTON Seri ects heme tose en 3. erst cuala 1) Cleon sstig 21 &(o-shene tosis em or? Elora, Ont. 
With ee CAT Ge Wei votre nts ace ot eel sve tian ic iith clots e's eae ate oe .. Fergus, Ont. 
: Officers 
POUT SEV ABSLED re PLOsl GOT Gece weleva odsicy clacdial s) ton e'e share o'e4'0. 60 tees ulOTan Ont: 
Michaelelreirermann Vice-President) a... au. se fee cdc ee Arthur, Ont. 
Jamese Beattie, secretary-Lreasurer’ qQeiwe oe nels ee le eikaind owe Fergus, Ont. 
Auditors: 
RE CyR Med ree CLAY ates fare Ser ate ee ee ere me a OR, Wicket ts ye ee Fergus, Ont. 
BOL Teed CU LOLI UIA ae raeein antec tis otamece tt. cts tekctaitche fc n6 atstslePatatovets a och Arthur, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $92,361.13. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
PET PERV A IGe CLE DCTLU LEE OS eee ete feet aati ae ts vets aye th ee Mis Gaal bUe Ines, am eee $5,000 00 
eae UOWU RT SEL Ee EAU) OLNCOn iy cireticria eu frais che ahs. os Sp. ld ees eh cuara oes $407 49 
eet Pe CAci ele Li Deri ale sami MOTOS oe tenlecgle easy ieee ed wietel wcset cbs 1,102 8$ 
a ROVAl sisal ke eT OUs ea. on atc hia vie sp acvacce Wiel ef 6 ezeleie 218 48 
—— 1,728 86 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of 19 Lig es cl uke Beeatarae iets cee earn ae 734 07 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments in prior years (not 
PROTONS Voc memes cate Bre: Ma aey e a Ni va. Hg ac epi dee of oc. Ces cauein ati ont $915 58 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied .....,.....s.ee0e00. 92,361 13 
Less residue of premium notes given by the Company for re- 
PUTAS TENT Ta PRE yh heel tee Re gee VRE Ge A ofl UPR oy) ae ol Be 246 70 
—_—_——_— 92,114 43 
TWEE SEE ey og VIR SA nea gee an are ae A rn BRE ers ge TEC EG anda ride SoA uh 8, Pu a a arma 141 76 
OLALM ESOL See mettre eile Geet hetne Oe Ee hate el bis ahah elaie vi o'e $99,719 12 
fee na 
LIABILITIES. 
Pn en erODOr LOT OSS) INGET AUIUSLMONL as. ng ss aisle vie Ca se'so vb oes elgtne oes $1,700 00 


B 154 THE REPORT OF THE 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) 
Cash received as fixed payments of 1917 
e as fixed payments of prior years 
for interest 
permits . 


= 0 0) @ 6 2, bs 
@ 0. (Ore) 6.56" 6 80 le 6 0. <8), #8) oe. 6 
660 2 6 6 tis 6 © 


6é 


0 6 0.0 8 0 0 00 0 6 a 6 6 8 0 C10 6 6 18 0 8 6 © Ces oe 


“e 


0.0! fe 0) we 0) 2 0) Dee we 8 oe tee ww (a /e) -¢) ma 0) |S, 2) ee 


Total premiums 


@ @2%0,<@ (0 "63.0 0.0) @: *e Blas, o We (6's ene B16), 6, OQ @ Lene) ona ' 6) eis 


EXPENDITURE, 


Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for agents’ commission 

“ investigation and adjustment of claims 

statutory assessment and license fee . 
printing, stationery and advertising . 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees . 
fire marshal tax 


eoree eer te vereoes ee ee @ 


eeesveoveereve eee eeveereese 


travelling expenses 
other expenses 


Total expenses of management ................ 
Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 
ss rebate . 


eeeeeeere 


© OS O10 8 10 0.6 (6.6 168 OW 8 8 6 10 8 0 eee oe 6 Re Oe we 


Total expenditure 


eoeereveeeeeeervr ee ee eeeeeee et Fever 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


postage, telephone, telegrams and express 


$1,466 61 


o 9 © 6c Sho © 26 8 0 6 6.6 


OTe. 6 0 bie e) 06 Oe AO 1G. 


Owmowvees veces 62 6 


ee 


6) 6 6.6, § 18 6 2) es 8) 9410 eae 


O28 O08 Wat fees we ene 


4 6:6 6 @ 2 * Boe 8 6 ie ow 


6. 6.6 © 6 16 8 0G #86 ele 


eee eee er eee severe 


oe eae ere ers eoe ee 


eoeeteoer eevee 


see ee eee ese eee 


6 a @ 20 8s eee Je, 6 |e 


poe) go Clee) 8) We welts ee 


see ee ewe www ee ee 


Cr ee ed 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Mutual: System J. sitce sac cee Se creo ee St re eee 
Less Re-insurance. 

On mutual “system. (2's.a'els 5 an te sree ec ie eerste ei eerie 

Net -risks carried at 3lst December, 1917... 2). aaa eee 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 
Policiestinfiorce 31st’ December, 1916.5..-4- oe 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ................000- 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 
Less expired or cancelled in 1917 


CCM ee et en Et Ce 


eoeeoee er eoeoe eee eee eee eee eee 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


eeoeoeroeer eee eee eee eee 


9 € (@°8 @ @ 6.8 & 6 @ ye @ @ 


tervoe eee een wee eee 


Number. 
1,632 


No. 10 


$5,811 54 
291 83 
306 55 

4 08 


$6,414 00 


50 
95 
03 
30 
75 
14 
65 
00 
00 


32 
87 
56 


$6,151 75 


———————S 


Four years. 
$3,319,716 00 


14,500 00 


$3,305,216 00 


Amount. 
$3,186,936 00 
1,013,890 00 


$4,200,826 00 


881,110 00 


$3,319,716 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCH. 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


B 155 


Four-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
EATERS SOS OLINGH CP esta ea eens, oreo one ula wk euas uke se ny Paty gots oa ea Re Ohara Se ae eas Sb on NH 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
Be GORD INLOTEESE PC Wel OG Ongre he at icine Sk ook eae aa eee Ae seen eca 2 OTHE RetEUG lo BHA eve 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including ail sums credited on, said 
premium notes: 
Casta paidaipatorolst. Daecem bere 19170. tre. wus at cava sa agiane ste 
Notes for fixed payments up to 3lst December, 1917 .............. 


Re-insurance, 


Amount of residue of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance.. 


$109,291 42 


92,361 13 
33,050 80 


2,047 28 
161 30 


246 70 


B 156 THE REPORT OF THE : No. 10 


NORFOLK COUNTY FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, SIMCOE. 
Commenced business 30th January, 1882. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Theo.; Cunningham 4525.04. tis eae ates 2 ee eee ee Windham Centre, Ont, 
APR Reid: & i534 Pie eke ete eet won te etait Rte Lynedoch, Ont. 
George “Hrwins a7. 6. se Ae re ee ee eae aus oe Simcoe, Ont. 
Wilson) Porter ncaa mptcecleretuie ici ueeea a aeeiaee beta engne Port Dover, Ont. 
Alfred *RoOperts: «4 44 2 eh ean ote cee ee Simcoe, Ont. 
Nelson Clement: 4c. Gop euchal tee ere cts mee te erosmetePats ener Vanessa, Ont. 
Le OTL asdak ale aveiece unre cpctare dee oe emule Ne ier ae ene depen Courtland, Ont. 
WilliamcA> BOWER mci eet oe ee ete ie eee ca emeueaean Simcoe, Ont. 
SPN a PAlMertonless os anccctolcsceicca ea oe eae eee tea Walsh, Ont. 
PATIOS WEL FAS TET es ee pe ete ete ree, eee Simcoe, Ont. 
William sKell ys ga5 oo suisse ee ce eae eee eee Glen Meyer, Ont. 
Fred -Gurtisn Fcc ccd etcie ohe, cata ee i a oe eee St. Williams, Ont. 
Officers: 
Theo; Cunningham, a resident). 7 ee eee ee eee Windham Centre, Ont. 
Ar RR. Reid, Viee-Presilent. 7-2-0 ee eee Lynedoch, Ont. 
N. Stanley Boughner, Secretary-Treasurer .......... Simcoe, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Joseph Gilbertson 3222 cn © rete ee pe eee eee Simcoe, Ont. 
Frank) SHearer: wgiwwks aoreclele secteiae oll s slates ted ernene Simcoe, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $79,472.53. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Cashoon ‘hand at head *omce a44..-e- bh ose ee eee eee $113 29 


Cashsin Molsons BankjsSimcoes. sem cada (ela ie ee 49 61 - 
—__—__— $162 90. 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 


and assessments levied” <4 seieAP ook cain o ace such tor a «ter aleicde uae le Riabateiyts a Niner meats 1954725 
Amountsunpaid, of fixed: paymentsrore.01( een eee ee te eee 173 6 
Total assets’ i s:5i. ssn tew soe Wete Wile open te air atallan ces Kec tae teat nee ee $79,809 12 


LIABILITIES. 
/ 
Amount of borrowed money (promissory notes) ......2e. se... eee ees $4,700 00 
eotalsliabilities ,2/..2, 22 oe ee $4,700 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 157 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, LOT Ge (itGtpexLANUOU bites igere sc sss $181 69 
musuerecelvedrase Xe NayVINeCHis, Ola LoL ii ve ect asis ein ects Ge eyes sob als © $7,431 01 
3 NXedepavimientsr Ol eOLiObeVGaU sete aus ar css goes erate ue se) 
6 ATILOL ON Game Marek ree te ete rete ene arate Miedo one kash cree te. oa seats lever es L260 
3 DOLLOWAUeCULIO ei Lo Bice eens antes ee ee a cake re cis geen 700 00 
a AlLEGENSTS SOUL COS Et racc. 2 dir oersrete tee tn Soade OM nT eran. Sah ces cow nal eos 16 U9 
COLCA NBT OGCOLDLS meets cesicn, lake sit sue, chews hie ie ortaie eat ol cence tees tes LaMags Weva < $8,263 72 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
ATUOUMIE Dalia Ore ae en tem COMUNMSSIONI is wi estat Oe re So ete ae ce areas $1,094 29 
+ DLrIntiN Ss eelLAalloVerves Ande ad Vertisine a... wa tetas scene ke Lia yerya! 
a. statutory assessment and license ...............-00- 24 34 
= MIP GSIVALS ial Lan leper c reer scene oes ottesin wee one nam neh ieee 32 44 
. LAX OS eer eee cee eae aes Cr RS Gees Biatatot ofr apes NG one 16 21 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors fees ................ 739 00 
ss Ava Vvellin oe ex pPelises wert oak tate tanstae CeetaNs SI ane « eeele tin snk share 7 50 
“: TOTES rate a ore reise ietekr asinele Paid ate een tow 4.5, 0 sis op wit open 110 00 
a postage, telephone and’ 6xpress: fi20 2... 6 cee es oe. ees de obo 
ee LA OVEY cen atee Ue Red eh eS Wee Aad! Pere, eae) teal bes acer eae ae MR me 13 50 
& PRR) ep eb ee ay oo seep cc Cue as Lota CR ICUA CRC RNCRER, PSEA a 307 75 
a OCITCTa CXDENISCS mere ae ieee eens ce ne ooo Relea whee 15282 
FCOLDIROXPONSCS OL 1AM AS CIN CN Ca nce le eee ler Ae ete w otac roe ol elrenelin 2 tate $2,549 67 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid rors losses: which occurred prior to L9LT 2. ws 2 oe Nam ees 9357 39 
es LOSSCaEW DICH POCCHTEOUS ULTIMO lite nats oes ee sis viehla bees 4,424 07 
oy EVE AMES 2 Oe a berets Hares ti UM cy SiC eR On CRA eg a a (3 38 
x4 INBTepayiMeiite Ole LOI ee ae ik ete ene Wate ats Cra ble eed s eredattn 300 00 
LOLatReR DEN CILIING wear ome Re te oc sce aie ahs Sevda cts Siva wal yb eae oA cee $8,292 51 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in. force 31st December, 1917. 
. Four years. 
“RGD Se Gi baied teaiy yl gE Sane eS WiDa Gatn nis aeP ae PEER a Sor aN She AREA $2,446,625 00 
MovEMENT IN RISKS, 
Mutual System. Number. Amount, 
PePIes tle LOrce ol nee WeCOMDEr, (LOLG) . cic. .fe bensrcus ce areeaelelee ote © 1,557 $2,367,880 00 
Poucien. new angrrenewea, during: 1917. 0 cs cocci cwiels esses sivle od 388 677,450 00 
Bross niumvper and amount.in force during 1917 i... ...i2..4- 1,945 $3,045,330 00 
ap oEacOIPGs And sCANCCLION AN 101d cara ieid nds Saksselantic ee Arh os 398 598,705 00 
mererieks 9) 1orce: o.st.Decembery LOL Sika: cw ee he de Geccn 1,547 $2,446,625 00 


B 158 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
_ CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in- force 31st December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TO WASSOSSIMENE op gs claceseceeaie wiste le ae ery eleice einen ie eee Petar entree ann ee ee mc $97,251 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments made thereon ~ 

And» assessments: lOVied cvs sa hae nis ele ess aane or oe oe akasen ed ere ae neo eee 79,472 53 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 27,098 00 


Payment on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash (paiduup to sist: Decembers 1937 fenced ae an ee ee 1,987 09 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 159 


NISSOURI FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, KINTORE. 


Commenced business 25th May, 1878. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


€ 


Directors: 
PROX CLION AIC Ree ee oe coe. ee ee Pe ee Embro (R.R. 1), Ont. 
ARNT SR ey TE 2 Gt oe a NR ines Se ER Belton (R.R. 1), Ont. 
NA TICSe VOU Pout, ee ee ee PER bye at Embro (R.R. 1), Ont. 
ER TDGL Ci Ge BOT eee ee ee PO Marae oo We ae eee ie cud tt Dorchester, Ont. 
Wt COLY Glens ater 8 oy meee ite a ane ee tata se LTE OL BOLERO RCE ot) SRT Le 
JAIOGSe rH On Ger soir rata amas as ad ae et Thamesford (R.R. 3), Ont. 
PEROMASeL Ufiiiy® nc chen cope eke ee ath ae, Decker aeeeL Thorndale (R.R. 4), Ont. 
COLA TIMOD POO tact ie ra ceo otha Spee aL: Reade IR Embro (R.R. 4), Ont. 
ESM eC OLGe corp ga ak ees Rie MURR a Le lle chante oto Re Lakeside (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers: 
PALeKem NIC DONG Gen) TESEMCTIE Di cise. ire nis! tevcttisnas ccuiace os Embro (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Waser tte Davis; ViCe-rTeSIGONt oovsac ot ok ve ce eal vebos Belton (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Hime ba PCATSON. DECTECAE Wars as ee cee oes oem e es Kintore, Ont. 
JOSE RCETSON » DLCASUTCTigotl te cee ie cee otis bie cw ote a Thamesford, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Py VSmaE Ve ted Da Van ter Peter eta ee Cae Cena SUE. Bocca, 5, shel y aie Thamesford, Ont. 
(bi Ab TEU, Meo ee ite el a ae rn ren ee Embro (R.R. 3), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $299,786.45. — 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
ASV ALU SOGDCN CULES mange octet eae acs can te ten. sncllnlocde aie ave ne, ahs) she Winta:lo,siahayel anesels $6,025 00 
PASNEOUENANG) ALE NEA POlLCG rete Livre ciate sia ie tele a tesa a8os obaboone $111 00 
Amount of cash in Royal Bank, Thamesford .................. 4,429 92 
ee 4,540 92 
AmounLvinpaid. of assessments lévied in 1917 2.5 66s ec sis ce se wet nee so slees 859 67 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied prior to 1917 ...................00.. 655 18 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
AU GMASSOCRS IN CUES MIO VT OC oir, rteaie erie oh ele ke. otro) Gin aciee, ote Wate Whe Caaieolioy Marais & 299,786 45 
ANAS CW SS ot ed oS ae ur ea aa ge as PRR I MRO ae ARRAN ES SK ACR as ceo ae Mh Ba $311,867 22 
LIABILITIES. 
sth SNL eY CAL FOES LE Mettler oie ais a cee etc e Wea hoa ape he Ses he alse EM Gk big a $26 00 
AUNGUNT OL Terainet sDalguce-preniitiim NOLES: h.1.5 cet es ce ele ek cee ieee ss 73 14 
PsA teL EPL L LIOR na rete eels ste ahs abalone wie ears el so See eee ws $99 14 


B 160 THE REPORT OF THE 
RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $1,653 66 
Cash ureceived forvapplication feeS 3... wc jas 50s foc aiefelede ie sn (eral epetale elateia eee 
. assessments levied in 1917 acti eens eres eee ene 
ty assessments. levied sbefore 1017 fcc cap te iene eat ate tele etre 
o INEOTOSE 6 5 Sac gk woe wai coo eee bce catatialbsl tel ress be cot aa icoces iene aetna 
if retained premiums —. cc. oc ates skeen ete oe alee one ee ee ee 
4 endorsement/*fees ty his ahetek See BE er sew ees here ena es 
Total’ Tecelpts <x. eps ene ane eae hae Seance LO OND wane eer nc cate can eaten eae 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 

Amount paid. forvagents ACOMIMISSION V... ance sos waeele re ae ters eee eee 
. statutory assessment and license fee ..............-. 
A printing; advertising, postage, etc. meee 
: LRGT EN Rb Ds PME een MEN eres meena. re eR ANN Say Yt y Seba eR ECONO 0 2 
dy salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 
. investigation) of claimsaseee.. (see ee ee ee 
af Ta ws COSTS ti5 cele Soc SB ake tee oe iene aan eae ee eee 
e travelling "expenses #42 i patel aaseere en ee 2 clan ene ene 
ss fire marshal stax et he ot eis eee een et, ae eee 
oe BLL OCCT 6 hero ee re rete oe tet aa ete ern Coen eee 
Total’ expenses *of (mana Semenin i vasa aca eie ee here ee 


Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred: prior’ to-1917\.. .ceescctsccesasce 


us Losses which occurred during’ 1917. ....5<e«sesccececceue: 
os rebate oi @ © e110 00,6 6 6 ooCCCHOFCEOHOHHHRS HC HOHOHROHOHCHSHEOTE HSE EEO OE 
Total, expenditurers ie. Seis ake macie ete ier ees mie ateasee oie eee 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3ist December, 1917. 


No. 10 


$780 24 
11,139 80 
327 99 
387 88 
15 00 

15 00 


$12,665 91 


$905 00 
461 24 


992 40 
198 00 


$2,787 97 


15 00 
6,902 71 
72 97 


$9,778 65 


Three years. 


IMUCU A os eiaha a 6 2:4 8 eee V4.8 los bolle ee AVE AR orw ren ct Ree Sete eee $7,094,927 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. 
Policies.in tiorce sist December, 191640 28 6.6) ah ee oe eee 2,466 
Policies new “and renewed during? 1917 7... 2 aoe. ee ee 962 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 3,428 
ess sexpiredvands cancelled in’ 191 T. 3 aca ees eet eee 933 
INGEATISCnKS Jin-rorce..o1sn December, 1917, 222 eevee ee eee 2,495 


Amount. 
$6,710,143 00 
2,726,785 00 


$9,436,928 00 
2,342,001 00 


$7,094,927 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 161 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917, 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


EOP ASSCRSINION Gore ce care eta otete oie cas ae cs th cies ate CRTC MICE ctarttne a Seater nrece ra eneran esas i $322,040 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
HSNESATIIET ts GIOVIOU, Sete aac, erties vc bie s/o elated de als se etedate athicteta lee elytgtteie ete nike ics 299,786 45 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 124,658 00 


B 162 THE REPORT OF THE 


LONDON TOWNSHIP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, ARYA. 


Commenced business 27th May, 1882. 


No. 10 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
WeerG. Hodgins «. csc a2 2 ee ee et Eee eee Denfield (R.R. No. 4), Ont. 
TVEN? fTalbotas.. ves oct: Serene ay ot kee eee Moin habe. Ettrick (R.R. No. 1), Ont. 
He McGullin Wii ees oak eo cans ere tan eo te eevee neice London (R.R. No. 5), Ont. 
RSS Dousinss Soe Cai eee re ee ee ee Ilderton (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
BSG. “Brooks rcce .). cis techies etek ee ete ener London (R.R. No. 7), Ont. 
TA RAMSAY ki oh Gece cole eo eer cok canes ee eee te eee Hyde Park, Ont. 
Dz ELT OY. oa esa a tes oC ea Aenea ener Thorndale, Ont. 

He Needham e265 cocks Soe aan Si Ce eeree Iiderton (R.R. No. 4), Ont. 
Rie eo Shoebottom sa. erie tad seve oe ee eee ere Eittrick CR.R. No. 1), Ont. 
Officers: 

WC: Hodgins; President... sec sa ee eens 2 Denfield (R.R. No. 4), Ont. 
4 No Talbot. Vice-President. +> vee Ettrick (R.R. No. 1), Ont. 


Edward Dann, Secretary-Treasurer and Manager London, Ont. 
Auditors: 


James -Smibertieeecie eee eee eee -Ettrick, Ont. 
J: B. Johnston: apigietas as eee ee ee Ettrick, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $71,313.83. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Loan Company's debentures! Gi oiiw ciererereee cae er ee ee ee eee eee 
Amount of:-cash- ati head, omMee ao a a ee ee ee ee $60 O07 
Cashsinm, Royal Bank “Londoners ee eee ee 1,145 26 
Gasiin ome, Rank ond ones ee eres RR APE ean ta 58 ne" 1,103 54 
Amount. unpaid of fixed payments of [9h sono. ecto nee ene eee 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and. assessments: levied viyie wk we ie oe toe tes eott ie owt ee totes ae) ot ee 
Amount: of interest -due*and Qaeeriied segs eens ae 
Total assets’ .. scr ree perce eae ra ee 
LIABILITIES. 

AIMGUNE AUC. SCCFELALyY. «oid e 6s eee ce eee che ee eee ee 
AMOUNT AUC ABETITS foo visa ehe oie eud ae al Cotten e Otc ont Saat nT eee 
Total labilities. ).<.667. ce ss es ee ee eee 


$89,344 35 


$134 50 


264 00 


$398 50 


1918 CVUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCKH. B 163 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,237 65 
AaB UATOCOLVGGELOL xeG, DAVMGNUS "ODGLOL fades ots ae alse Gare ck) ceo eibce eles woe $6,045 33 
ie UXod payments Of DriOtevedrawie., foe ts sy ew itlels sieves «ohne 1038 95 
e EY COT CSE egret tence eae ee Ae Meee Me kl Beans ots foc heb cleo. ook sales 799 03 
EEE ROCE ILS ya rae rants rated Le OMe eer tere bk Alte Meat @ fous $6,948 31 
EXPENDITURE. 
ixpenses of management: 
MINGUMIEADEAIG10n COMmMIssiony toy a2entsy wie cier teens. are ree Pace ania oe $248 00 
s EEUTLELO Toe Oe Pen ee ae ae orn) rere Hit seh oe sO Entg Sareea tes 12 00 
< IH VESCLISALION SOL RC IALING To ee noe ee re ee eee a tee 30 00 
ze statutory assessments and license ................... 27 65 
* Drintine = stationery: and, advertising —o ance ies ees 47 00 
aa UA SCP ATE: BRT ASH LMR HD) enlist a ie otha REL ppc nci nee By a a fe PL on RUE 20 67 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 367 50> 
oe postage, telephone, telegraph and express .......... 50 45 
travelling expenses, Underwriters’ Association ...... 28 90 
+ OtIeLBEX PENSES Bawa ee ee ae tame Moree ie. ote eae 20 50 
LOLA TRO Xx DEN Ces. Ol ean ageiien Washes cisasaietis cetera ae oes arte aide $852 67 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Casi, paid for closses=which occurred priom to, 1917 2.4.5.) woes ol ote oe 30 00 
ip 1OSSese Which oCcurTred caurinee191 fe anes cae ei aes 4,354 15 
AS ESL CC ee ee he ae ec pttleee al ae GGUS So cteniatn a re aoe 144 72 
= invested in Loan Company debentures (not. . 
Bx ten ded’) wera te eee oe auctor Dang rea erios's $495 55 
COG TOS OL CLULI EO tena torres eet eter enema e tori erase Bieta aye cath alate $5,381 54 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years. 
PEER GR) a0] ae SRE Neen silt gag eae Being feeds ee ih itn ee Se gen ee eR PERI mr enemn Pt 8 OEM aL 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Peeled, it TOTCE a BU WECEMNE!,- 1916 ory eis eschew oe alee 1,457 $2,772,319 00 
Pmeipa how. INO wTenewed GUriNne AGU od we ee ene wale wha aay pees 512 953,113 .00 
ross number and amount in:.force during 1917 °: .. ..... 1,969 $3,725,432 00 
MErPeweGrpiITed sand cancenedoin 197 ee. ss eee 8 be ee alee 488 884,267 00 
wemreriske in toree sist December, 191% 2.0 csi. sree nale nee 1,481 $2,841,165 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 164 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TOPARSEBSIN ON Go .0.0 sos bw ia/e oo ose 0 aos oe or 5 teen Tan oe ne eee ee etqithane. «it?s eee $85,370 40 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ASSOSSMeNts EVIE. ciwie 5 ss eis e neoeie ew ood aha raveie miuee ace Tene ace ate lens tate sie eee 71,313,783 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .............0000- 28,662 39 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid upto 31st, December: 19172 se ee eee eee eee 6,045 33 
Notes for fixed payments or assessments unpaid at 31st December, 1917 90 15 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 165 


HOWARD FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, RIDGETOWN. 


Commenced business 4th April, 1892. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
DanieleMCKhayiwae. one ak ReMi ie et ets ad Rae Ridgetown (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Pater iise Cit TAN CES et tein treats in ote toes Uocuse he cketseauataters Highgate, Ont. 
PLOUIOT Cm Lise STUY Cll eer ar Peet eo Geren ce etree Moy a ee ce Chatham, Ont. 
WV all LOT Ms Rate ate eae ve ectre e ia oruc tise ate Seta ts Palmyra, Ont. 
HUE STN © Wall ce ee age te Edie ohm. Muirkirk (R.R. 2), Ont. 
AWE APNE Rib eate haem Olas eames Pree RP San Peas Te LO REE ee Blenheim (R.R. 3), Ont. 
TORR VW LIS OT Ieee canto ce ieee icine cee ot eee eree eC Ear eas Ridgetown (R.R. 1), Ont. 
VARY OL ILOISs rates Pa hare! co aie e an ot a at ees clan cces Ridgetown (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Danese ESN eTOal ew eater cero eto oes ae Northwood (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Officers: 
POAT LG BIVLCISLY fo ELOSLGET Uae. etre ere esta apecisieleiars ete tidgetown (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Angus Gillanders, Vice-President, «2... 6.00.00 08es> Highgate, Ont. 
SiaUmViItlon. secretary Treasurer fon s.c- ea. 1 ene ese Ridgetown, Ont. 
Auditors: 
OU CRP eR UT EQ Uer tree tones cee Oe cuca Coe ua cre ratoe in socials Goals, Bienheim (R.R. 2), Ont. 
PAPE VN CISAT OM oe cite a tere cits eral ote e the haner cea sees tees Highgate (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $137,808.40. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 


POUT OL Cann Ol Nandeat: REA. OTICE. 6 se ap a elena eo crete sw alo clea 6 $107 00 


Amount of cash deposit at Royal Bank, Ridgetown,.......... 4,068 58 


Pemioun SOL liipaldetixen payments<«for. LOT. cad svi .is seca eee ee ale ss 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 

Pi eee OSATETLS HOV IGU woke wit ao one # oe such oo onetin Gabe Ds whe Rare MER ROT iem errs zelel se, Stare 
Amount of office furniture CULOLR EX CONGO Je rece?. > chao ete aig oat tes $200 00 


Total assets 


eoeoeereverer ere er ee ee ore ew ee eer eevee ere tr Fe eeve ee eee ene ve & 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


$4,175 58 
304 20 


137,808 40 


$142,288 18 


B 166 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
RECEIPTS, 

Cash balance, 3ist December, 1916 (not extended) ........... $133 46 
Cash-received for sfixed ‘payments. of L987) Giese ne ee eae ene $10,273 80 
a fixed payments: of/pricr years in... cae yee eee 369 75 
a INteEPOst” 56 siew s ww ane we ones Poe eee 12 15 
carpenters’ risks. ks cotes os eataantieson tu eee eee eee 11 00 
Total “receipts . . Se tacs 5-2 cas ee een Fe es a $10,666 70 


HEXPENDITURE, 

[ixpenses of management: 
Caste paid for-fuel, light-and care OL Gall te. cain mrt siete ite etree $7 00 
ss investization Of FClAiInS =. ..c eice coeeeeer eee ene eee 109 50 
< Salaries, directors-and auditors fees—— 11. 0.6 oe ee eee 661 40 
4 statutory assessment and license fees ......... Wee pide reat 46 14 
i fire "Marshal taxes cacao ore ee as ae ae ee ssc 41 28 
is printing, stationery) and aAdVertisine” 9... oe ee ee 128 35 
oy postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............. 131-¥5 
i Mutual. Fire? Underwriters? 9-03... 5 pee ee ae eee 7 00 
a Interest. 27) 4. yee Ae PO Ske ru et ee me ee a: oD 
Total expenses: of Manarement . = sc a eee ee ae eee $1,136 37 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Cash paid for losses awhich occurred -diurins 10d ee, a ee eee 5,322 46 
* rebates Hore as ee ee ae a ee eee a conte See arene 165 75 
Total. -@xpenditure crc ce tin se ce eee pe wie ae cee eee ee $6,624 58 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
ATLA) vgn reer ee ean nine Perl icicgins ot holt id Acacia mc re Als Eo $5,273,825 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 31st) December1 916 eee oe ee ee ee 2,249 $5,036,675 00 
Policies new and renewtd during 1917 = 22---e. . 2 as. oe ee ee 819 1,850,850 00 
tross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 3,068 $6,887,525 00 
leesetexpired and cancelled ins1917.e9. 20ers 786 1,613,700 00 
Wet risks in force 31st December, 197 (2°) cee eee 2,282 $5,273,825 00 


EE SS TE SE ER a 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 167 


PREMIUM NOTES - 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of premium notes held by the Company and legally liable 


BELO SER STIG tee fete, eo aig re eieic ys sede ars a seins eeicee le wan ere Wiel eia GUase a aceep se et oye $158,214 75 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
PSC CHSC CH MLO Y LOU meee cla eerie se Na cere eee RT ee Be RR teen e's 137,808 40 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 55,525 50 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viZ.: 
PC aeepeldatose eb. December l OL 1) Ss 2c o, cas acres cele ihre eae ep a aos vee 3,391 00 


No. 10 


B 168 THE REPORT OF THE 
McGILLIVRAY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, WEST MOGILLIVRAY. 
Commenced business 2nd May, 1877. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 

Directors: 
Wm tls Corbett: nc. ceed eee a se eee Ailsa Craig (RR. -2)7 Ont 
John DP; Drummond) ase vs oo eee Ailsa Craig (R.R. 2), Ont. 
HMdgar) Darling J scci wees ak i ne eee Clandeboye (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Weston Martine 3 005 soe ae ee ee faa eee eee Clandeboye (R.R. 1), Ont. 
A SoH Tay lO, hari screen tee Oe Rae rR ee eee ee Parkhill (R.R. 3), Ont. 
WEL NICHOLS os Giercacte rege erie alate aig aierartamen cee tn eee Parkhill (R.R. 8), Ont. 
JOON ReLPOULEI a, crates oe ee ee eee et eee Parkhill7 (RRA o)eone 
Woe eeColLwell 4: cen sae ote decreas sueie a ee iets aera ee eee Parkhill (R.R. 2), Ont. 
JOIN TRODINSOU asks hot wel ee oc clos Noeee et Rep eee Ailsa Craig (R.R. 3), Ont. 

Officers: 
William *L:'CorbettPresident 2... ee eee Ailsa Craig (R.R. 2), Ont. 
J.D: Drummond; Vice-President sc. sont sc. seein Ailsa Craig (R-R. 2), Ont: 
W. T. Amos, Secretary-Treastrer ...........-....,- Parkhill (R.R. 8), Ont. 

Auditors: 
George’ Hindmarsh ns ene oe eee Oe Ailsa Craig (R.R. 2), Ont. 
David RoODINSON tre eee ee peels ic ieee antes i yetectioietne Ailsa Craig, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $16,552.69. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


_ ASSETS. 


Amount of Trust Company Guaranteed Investment receipts .... 


Amount,of cash at) head ofices ssa. ee eee ee ee ee 
Amount of cash deposit at Bank of Commerce, Parkhill ...... 


Amount-of unpaid. fixed assessments 01 OUT ek eee ei cet 


Amount of notes or bills one year of more overdue (not ex- 


CONGO) ce.< SiS os de wid oS Sere ele een eee ts ee eee 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied ..........+...005+¢ 
Less residue of premium notes given by Company for re- 
TTVSVIY OD CBee doe iis ce sad ol 0% 095 eetthw GUNTER ee Seether ee en 
Amount office furniture (not extended) .......... $162 50 
TOLBLYASBELS aja. ctw haley bale <a e  C OUD Renee e etee fei eee 


bere Ace $5,500 00 
$312 40 
475 33 

787 73 

si aie ele «edge 224 63 
$11 25 
16,552 69 
204 50 

16,3848 19 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. » B 169 


LIABILITIES. 
STOO UT EmOL SUS PALO POs LOSSECLALING gigod cnn ys aera ete reals a «3, Meoltr afar s S.A cls our.d oo S's $20 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $6,915 51 
Moserecolvonens,lXGGe Dav IMNGl Wis Ol LOL (iy sec cacyete moa iety vie here Oe © ened atta tel $1,558 O01 
GXGAe DAVIES. Of PriorMmyedrs 1 =: a. sonics cee oo ae cen es 112 80 
a TTICET CU emt aie teeta cc cratorn wlan cle ei cn de oe Ee Se eee Rips ona 274 12 
FEGLAVETECE] Disarray ae ayora ot eocsecs te ho aes espa seers tie ae $1,944 93 
EXXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
PIMOUTMEDATOSE OL MCOILIMISS LOM fee tse scmcl ads ate) acerste osc tenta aie aie oder lag ne ee eats $71 50 
5 investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 18 00 
statutory assessment and license fee ............... 10 86 
sg Salary saucditers; andr directors “fees oo...) sere eae 198 00 
POSTAL ORATIOMES PCOS teeta Serie cet tasn ea uct iver del esate eS It 55 
2 DELL L I awe tary cr ett tn tcre tater ae Vice Met n'a Ouees, Be avate, aus of 00 
NTESMALTSNALS LARS eb are are ema ee Os oto te wale y drake 10 47 
TOtal Sex Pelises Oat Alas ClLCU tg tes iyecstets Dora caren yo petorein Set et aids $357 88 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid 1oreosses awhichsoceurred prior, to LOL on. owav vce neve ess 5 00 
oc lESSeSE WHICH OCCUITed GUrINg LOL Tae ke sees ee fee ae 2,132 58 
y PRG UT ALCO meen ee ere ere see rales. Prac Re a oat Ac Valera ents cle erates 19 50 
_ PEA LOM ee remit he rtice ncn Pale ce her mnie ote ele aie Girt aria tree ROE 57 75 
- investments, (not-.extended) ...0...06.- oc $1,500 00 
POLO MCEUCIIC LUE C Meer a raeter et ons cere cots aiotdeer cv sis' os, heehee aeeereee ee $2,572 71 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917, 


Three years. 
(SERVER 0S 9 iy ohn cht eS ee ca Stk eG A a re car $735,675 00 


On mutual system ....... ec cece cece eee eee eee tenet teen ett e ete aes 7,800 00 
Net risks actually carried by Company at 31st December, 1917 ........... $727,875 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. ‘Number. Amount. 
Paliciessinetorcewaistspecembper, LOLG) 4.235 scm fee os eles aes 455 $717,210 00 
Policies new angsreneweo during 1917.0 ..c 32. on eee rep ae 143 237,685 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 598 $954,895 00 
ese OSNiITCU sans CANCOLlOd: LN GL OL Ty recess nt cies oe em, ate eivins eiote rs 141 219,220 00 
Net risks in force 3lst December, 1917 .........cccecceeeeecs 457 $735,675 00 


ZAG =F 


B 170 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks.. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


“ALO: FASSESSINEN Ce fy aici os doa lene or cree caret ea ake ieetreme seer tee Nee oa Ronee aan a a ane ne $22,070 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

mssessmient@: levied 620. ais aeeleugeetete ene orate roan el aR tate er 16,552 69 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917" ,.... 3... 23.24. ee 7,180 55 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid up -toe3ist®= December, 21907 wee ee aaa nes deen renee 1,558 OL 
Notes yLor’fixed> payments oun paid wae cratiddtin rei) ieee ea ee 224 63 


Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance ............ 234 00 
Léss -paymentssmade theréon (.25.:.c ae ce ee ee ee ee ee 29 50 


Amount of residue of said premium notes for which the Company is still 
Tia DG: ee 0 Pe Se Ge one eile etn aeake sta ato ea ee ie $204 50 


-1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. aval 


LOBO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, COLDSTREAM. Re 
Commenced business 11th August, 1882. - 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
OTL Tia VIC ZA CINILT  Wpepalactane ore Netcra ss tele oe’ piece ata alerenc reels suchen sane, 6048 Komoka, Ont. 
CTU LV OI mee eerie it ays ih hora. 8 cies Pa zhattas, Ghtayereuttel ieee ed ae Mar eets Dunfield, Ont. 
BJA ML PAS CT eee ier ee eee bees. cate ete een ke aerate aera ave tL sorciee’ a ana oe Ilderton, Ont. 
TIT aE ELOC SOT apse eos Mee see toe see ani s Siero tec ebeR anata s 8 fe Ilderton, Ont. 
reemantG Hughes 4% ca .\. SR Ee eRe ee ayers Rec cok cnae ciciers aes Dunfield, Ont. 
RETCEA NL LLCO! lem th te Pears eters Seka ele wel aot: peers « eee st Saieerates Ilderton, Ont. 
ie WiC iS eh CR ok Ae ee By A be ee i oe rier eS aE Ea a Dunfield, Ont. 
sein AR PO CO Se SAR AR A NPs RS i Sica BOER ges an ee any Oe rR Poplar Hill, Ont. 
PLR TL LO LEAT TEL Vie enema ene es tetae sk sahara aoe conte Sel Sateliel a eca.a'e 6 Ilderton, Ont. 
Le DOU LIAS Mie tert oe OW ens ene ar ee ee yee ake Aral Strathroy, Ont. 
PURPOSES et Soe, ernie Wee cee Oia ee wie Gh emi ose 4 Praia Strathroy, Ont. 
PACTS Te MURAI Gah ae aa ge Ie RU SR gle a ee ie ee ae ee Komoka, Ont. 
AB ANT BOE Bite gl ORM Bocas, say oe ee ee A Ree Oa erin SP iar BR Ilderton, Ont. 
Cee NN EG L Tie oer sree Atlee hay ct het atnceal ao or Oat oh x aateavench versie od ,... Strathroy, Ont. 
DCE TAME VY Sete LOLA TVA petite metry sce her bo od ao Ss Srey vera he Komoka, Ont. 
i 
Officers: 
DONT GlUACK IDE TASIdON fea. gas sto ptolssisporerer ysis «ss sce wlers ars Komoka, Ont. 
HOUMA OL VEL IV LCC TOSI CLUS os ciacalat! stikile cies! ote oie. 8.2 sient elo cuovele Dunfield, Ont. 
Dera reli SeCrelary- Ol CASUTCT cree siritisvcc-s Fito + kinieiet: wins © Pele Coldstream, Ont. 
Auditors: 
ef pra OMNI VLC Tetra eet ue ee che aes as eet thc, oh eta dalater ale ele ote Ilderton, Ont. 
VL CLL ToS mere tte nes te ei eee ae ean oe eh aie: ole. & Se akelWhe Siela sie wi thers Ilderton, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $33,982.44. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DEcEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Pee ee Oana tOUlpall vy CENCHULULCS) oc cos ss cree sls «sci cla ste, cte sete ae ae $7,000 OU 
Seema ahO. Al sl@Ads OLCG Las «0.05.6 6 n secre eid o'r atv dle tals 9 nl ely eee $218 40 
Ree me Orie fect) Ke OT LOM er 6. stress chal epareite ant aoa ero more iaia claves 2,762 16 
ee ee 2,980 56 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
PP RESIN eT LS ULC Y LOC ws ott, ic sale. ore a Aas ai her clers Seka oneettinea Me ee a taiwcce tae are 33,982 44 
HCO ENE EWE CVS WEIS ee BS Pare ae Aan S Perec aihge epee SAS cack cae ag RI Ree $43,963 00 


LIABILITIES.— None. 


B172 THE REPORT OF THE 
RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... 


Cash received “as fixed-payments’ of 1917 —2.5..0 ee ee 
is INTOTEST se ee te ee ae er eee 


TotaleTeCel pts se-o. wis sole Sceke eee ete sree eee ete 


WXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid for commission to agents .............+e0e00- . 
‘3 statutory assessment and license fee ..... 
= salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .... 
he printing, stationery and advertising ..... 
y investigation and adjustment of claims 
" Lbavelling ,expenseg ae een. cies po Seca 
# Other vEXPECNSES (aes oa lee es ave enh ie eke 

Total expenses of management Sh ae en a eh oe eee 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ........... 


% rebate .. 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


@. 0 6/0, 61 le! 00. 0 8 '0) 8466, (0..6) (6), 8 81 se! © (6),\0,| 0 38) 6, 0! (0) ewe ete 5S 


No. 10 


$1,518 87 


Ae Sou ce ete $3,871 12 


Ot hte ee ges 300 00 


eabireet seek rk $4,171 12 


seks voce Moe eee 17 21 


rh co Bienes $2,709 43 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st. December, 1917. 


Malttial oo te he ee eee 2 eh Se ie een seats mane gmat Te ar SO ee 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. d 
Policies in: force 3lst-December-=191Ge>. nee eee ere eee 
Policies new and renewed: duringel ola weee oe eee ee 


Gross; number and amount in force during .19li-... 4. 


ess) expired. and. cancelled in #19177e~. se ee eee ee 


Netirisks in force alist December, sLOli@. o2ce* sen ee eee 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


Three years. 


Rote aN Wess saci $1,618,658 00 


Number. © Amount. 


794 $1,494,243 00 
293 643,126 00 


1,087 $2,137,369 00— 
320 518,711 00 


767 $1,618,658 00 


Se ee 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B1%3 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


EOS AASCOSTIGHTS © careaeren. co ceeemaatel rata cn ade i Smee Me tel et tnns Ia Rtas cares 6 we alec $188,389 94 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ASHORBMIEN ES IOV ICC seyret We oLmtilereme Goats, ad chien srecel a TTR EAGER htas aie Ne ele oe Wem 33,982 44 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 19,293 78 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, VizZ.: 
Pasties vale UDs LOL Sty ECERIDED LOL (ieee cf eicteteoteis so etre tee Pacers 3,871 12 


B14 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


THE LAMBTON FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, WATFORD. 


Commenced business 5th November, 1875. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Diréctors: 
Joun)W. Kingston eo .85 oe ice ithe e elves ats keh eae sierieee eh rere sere Watford, Ont. 
James Smith one yee Pee eae ese ee eee oo tee eee Sarnia, Ont. 
Guilford sButl eres wore eeetata se Cie ehce oh ais ete sie eee etree eter ats Croton, Ont. 
JOON Pri MeVicar eo eee Sees be eas ones hie eae ts sega eens eke ere re Alvinston, Ont. 
AD Gis Miniell yt cc's roe Sinise Ce ite oe ese en wre cates ereunionate eoeeeWyoming, Ont. 
LOS MLatne OW. eee ee eee eee e ence reece re eneeees Thedford, Ont. 
Officers 
John ‘W.- Kingston; President isy soe. ore ere eee eee Watford, Ont. 
James Smith, Vice-President). oxi. ses en se te eee mires Sarnia, Ont. 
W. G. Willoughby, Secretary-Treasurer ...............e.e08: Watford, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Alex,: Jamieson .2iao 55% sigh nile eres oh renitels clean, «ratte 1 eine aerate ate Forest, Ont. 
Ba Jee Mc wen eos cre alocriress ays eatin eee erica ere ee reat mean Wyoming, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $125,451.85. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Cash ‘value. of. debentures? a0) 'ii.5 es oe iva Coin cen ie ete nn ee eee ee $34,531 66 
Cash on hand, ' head 4 Off1Ce. peeks care cs oo an er nor ere $12 34 
Cash in Industrial Mortgage and Savings Co., Sarnia ........ 5,898 87 
Cash sin. Merchants Bank, Wattordims-.).- 0 ee eee eee 6,846 83 
San 12,758 04 
Amount of instalments, fixed’ payments wnpaidee.-.mieete te eee 2,087 10 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
andvassessments. levied)... Soicctehs wee merase ie nei Sete areata) ene 125,451 85 
Omce furniture’ (not extended ) Se. 4ee- ee ee $150 00 
MOtal .ASSCES — ec F eld td oy erento etaRer ae aac So eee Tate tenner ae et en ee $174,828 65 
See 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B1%5 


RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance ai 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $13,110 83 
Mase TeceivecsastUxeus Pa Viel Csr OME LU) oc crameib cae ae trate seb aterehc ors cliei> sue lara $25,486 32 
rs PReCdSpaAyIMeNts Ole DLiOLsy Cale Fe een d a ia sates oh ciao sia 2,076 15 
PTLECOSL Poet were ed ER nS ere Rae i ore ale eo ote crelatale abe Gynt o> 1,925 21 
PASSeEN SING, POLI Cee ieee eee eee ae cies vise me eeloe sox 42 85 
3 TeV SUT ANCA, ON POSSESS we rete teete ea ame oh cia ee erator ee ae 1,400 43 
* OLiereTOCGlDUsieiie chin mecatte ciate rere oon ce thal eters Cord a 24 10 

es from matured debenture (not extended) .... $1,642 86 
PPOLHRIMTeCE] DLS meee int coche: cathenste ttc etom tere teams Oke sede eter shane tea cur ts $30,955 06 


lene acetate tte ue bh 


EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
PIM OUlleDald 1 Ole COMMISS LONG EO sa. SOU (Gare eaten teen a Taian vice oe eoanshere uel ee 9 $3,062 50 
a BLALULOLY cassessinent: and) Néense fee... ...% 45 een se: 81 01 
sed printing, stationery and advertising ............:... 180 25 
A salaries directors and auditors, 1666 4. ens vasa eee a: 1,755 00 
iid postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 239 10 
‘s travelling EXNeCnSes see Wears. cel rot ne cule ad St lacie: 17 55 
bt Roh O Bp AU Our Ra a adel Safar See ae toc Mila tone InP RI gAen e 10 00 
Ms PLCCTOALS VALE LAK Wee Otero eed ot ote ens rise 107 59 
ss investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 115 30 
Hi DOOKIE CATT UalarepOore.) mentee cio bara sree ie a ee 65 15 
ote dues, Mutual Underwriters’ Association ............. 10 00 
é: LE Wee COSL Sete rettentde een ate cere Ghee de ncc cares eee ae ers 10 00 
Hy Srantw@ea(riotice alla see lOSSme ae vieks Sete eee eceteeene 1,000 00 
A DLR, Otel) Ceres tare caus ue cere ee pate tone o ohiee de san eine ope as 109 00 
Otte x DENSCSEOlL BMA eNICN Lae srisicuics cicseh oc a che wie are mtnee ae [$6,762 45 
Miscellaneous payments: 

macipalOrs lOssesa wich mOeccurreds CULIN SRL ONT. jolt ee we nets ele sty oa rele TOPO Tee 
ss TOTO SULA L COM REE RU etme tet ote ere oe ede Src eek, iaNene oho on cde hes eee ote 635 35 
. PODALCS ees tees eee cy eee sori otek whee ba thalece Akaoe ake eo ace 889 80 

a iLvyectments) (MoOtsextended ) a wvncce = cent os ee $4,955 40 
PEOLAI A OR DOENCILUT Commer eter cer at otra’ claPeruschss & otcada it ofaaeyrvoer an etoket Bs $27,995 31 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


SUPE ETSI, SSE aeRO ere 


Less re-insurance, cash system 


Three years. 


SNawedtta sl ceres is) Lani Svinte tee Bu oe Cera ae arts sin sens $9,958,531 00 


Ee ACE Kai ot, Maes STR MaaTe Weak ave tei trae LG hats, 6 6's vh dt a's 91,398 49 


Amount actually carried by Company at 31st December, 1917 ............. $9,867,132 51 


B1%6 THH REPORT OF THE No. 10 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Numbere Amount. 
Policies*in force sist: December; +1916" 5 5. so ee eee eee 4,758 $9,304,921 00 
Policies new and’ renewed during 1917) 2.05, 32 sss.. eae ee Lod 3,832,245 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ..........7... 6,508 $13,137,166 00 
Less expired and cancelled sin \ 19175 207.2 2. oe cee a eee 1,714 3,178,635 00 
Net risks, in force -3lst- December, 1917 ose ee eee tee 4,794 $9,958,531 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


LO-ASSESSIMNEN bin uss se leree ue a5 eo cree 67s san eRe te nee en tee ae ee $199,383 43 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments “levied. 7. cia os aievaer oe nie uric mtetenatece cetera te chen Coren cee et entero ena 125,451 85 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 76,669 40 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid upto 73lst* December, 19tita.. 7 ee 25,486 32 
Notes for fixed payments unpaid 31st December, 1917 ............ 2,087 10 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


BV? 


KENT AND ESSEX FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, ROMNEY. 


Commenced business 27th July, 1888. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
COUT ISLIAtie OLLI SON ete ks ee cach en Son samcinae ade Kingsville, Ont. 
ECR IAL COL sae ere ee to eR oie eines ote tine MER tue Oe Fletcher, Ont. 
NOR! PER BRU eh g 0k Lie eee Me RS keer, Otc te ata tar ee one Ape rae Sie eed Age Chatham, Ont. 
Fey EL CC yore eee re men en rae oe oe eee erlifin ( Rieke) Ot: 
Se ASU LL LE Cee rec coe rena eatin ae as eee, Mae neat 2 ashes ea, Cottam, Ont. 
LAM CORR re eet on te Caco cls cn eed eect Chatham, Ont. 
GCHEISLOPINELaO ULL Cheer eyo esta eo eke ote ce tear was Wheatley, Ont. 
PPR Ae EOL OT sera tus reser cat eusce ane ak MEPLAMCRG? phot of nest Sues om Haha ato ee ces Fletcher, Ont. 
SAMUCIBD IK ea tioe oe te tae ee ie a See ie a res era em Blenheim, Ont. 
COPATIGSS PERO GLLATE race oe eee eee ace Ses 42k Gon bes ee See Kingsville, Ont. 
WT Ve ELOLINGS a Serb atysr ee ms erhe aot oP apace ret Satay MAN NaC Comber, Ont. 
AS ee ODL SOL weet ee eee ek a eereata ae eae on weer ween as wc Charing Cross, Ont. 
Officers: 
SULISTioNe ONNEON eerste Geet asic ca einer ee cc hee aes Kingsville, Ont. 
Ser Ar Kern V ICe-PTesidentaa. aie be wes oe wt area hanes Fletcher, Ont. 
ie berlarvey. Manager and Treasurer. .5 sc os o62 es 0 Merlin, Ont. 
Auditors: 
IMO OACRW OL GLa ners eee ne ale gen tie ah woe aa Sores bo, acs os Kingsville, Ont. 
MR TVEL SOLD OTN LC Mme ee ane Ua erate oh Bee HoT is ohne ice Sistece eye ae Wheatley, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $82,361.00. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


$10,658 00 


1,546 40 
615 15 


82,361 00 


ee 


ASSETS. 

Re rMMMRY ALU Clty THC) LCE St ee et tees Ene tel cis ile. ada acs Vols toi Grete Aiul sv, ons @ovuss ebereae eteien ove, Shere 
OSHA EDN INO GAT LETSTEL — eae Aah De eR ene ee ea Renae $78 36 
Meetimei Tt? wNVLCTCHANtSS DANK GW WCAG OV ici ter cone. cic: bores Mistehe 2 tig lenes wera 1238 
CTL TPC) SOT Leh) Rec VLOCLL I oo ec sie hcgec chee: niece 0) Ors 6 ie ahatene ctor ese is eee 1,340 66 
mmount unpaid of fixed payments-at 1917 .....°...:...5.- na eee ee = 
Prior instalments on fixed payments (not extended) ........ $65 67 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
BUGPASHOSSINONUS= LCVIGO sacar orth Pek ecde sara 4c en eran © ols arere SIT Rise o's el buses 
Amount of office furniture and safe (not extended) .......... $160 85 
LOLA EBC LE bo cttaleh es Beh eh teh tee Pi ee ies ens Sc are ok ees 


AE ene 


$95,180 55 


B178 THE REPORT OF THE 


LIABILITIES. 


Amount of loss reported 
Other liabilities 


RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (mot extended) ......... 


Cash received as fixed payments of 1917 cai sons: eae ee oe 
fixed’ payments 0f prion syealee: eerste ee 
Interest». 4. svessisce ale ooo aes sestw rane soaiat sapere Raat sate via eee were 
transfer fees and-all, other j55...-) - oie ene 


‘ Total receipts 


Expenses of management: 


Cashy paid forscommissior |. ssc-is.0 a tices eians wevuer en tena tees er 
Cash paidvons cash Collection si eee sce cesarean eee eae es 


Cash paid for fire marshal tax 
roniis: 


salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees 


statutory assessment and license fee 


Total expenses of management ................00.. 


Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 
a rebate . 
invested in debentures (not extended) 


ce 


Total expenditure 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


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investization “of claims #04 ee ee eee ee 


printing, stationery and advertising .......... 


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$1,400 00 
89 00 


$1,489 00 


$2,855 69 


307 67 


$2,540 04 


5,581 11 


acer 346 08 


$8,467 23 


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Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Mt U al esheets a ee ee OE etait ae ee 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


Gross number and amount in force during 1917 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


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Three-year risks. 


Sid gigs Mere $3,888,617 00 
Number. Amount. 
1,540 $3,072,842 00 


755 1,661,865 00 


2,295 $4,734,707 00 
425 846,090 00 
1,870 $3,888,617 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B179 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


we’ PARTSETEV nts Aye Aik ja te ae RP A ee rita Ee te a Sin dP al ea Sch (PF OP SU aN $109,819. 72 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ARSCESHICT LSM ILO VICO meas rere ee arches sees evar re wise eh oie oe cetet che cue iene, hohe oni a's 82,361 00 
Amount of premium notes received during the year ..............c ee eeees 46,763 87 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 

PFLOTILLTLTIOLCS Mee teeta trac reta oh oa tne che wo ahr Sancete ee urhciae ots a Oiataee a eer utero ee 11,075 52 


Notes for fixed payments unpaid December 31st, 1917 ............ 615 15 


B 180 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


HAMILTON TOWNSHIP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEA) OFFICE, COLD SPRINGS. 


Commenced business Ist July, 1898. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Mibert EH. Hoskin “) s25ciee eee eee eee Cobourg, Ont. 
Sw. Staples 2.353). fey ew eetce eae eee ee ee eee Baltimore (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Hrwin sROseveari 6 hose ek cee ee rel eae: eet ee Cold Springs, Ont. 
Geo.2 Hs Martyn, 403.)5 bie a oo ee eee ech eee paren ‘Port Hope, Ont. 

Jon! Greercnd ssw a lore wees eee tae ee ee ee ee Bailieboro’, Ont. 
Benjamin -Stewari- wae a ee eC eee Baltimore (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers: 

‘Alpert’ Ee Hoskin; -President: 49.5 6 ancGan ee eee Cobourg, Ont. 

S. W. Staples, Vice-President ....2..%)...0.+n esse qs Baltimore (R.R. 2), Ont. 

J. Herbert Davidson, ‘Treasurer ~.2.3%....03.-.45.- Camborne, Ont. 

Thomas ‘Hoskin *sécretary.....2 35 eee Cobourg (R.R. 5), Ont. 
Auditors: 

Thos;> RoDerts: hise.cec oak ei eo tee te ents ae ae eee te Welcome, Ont. 

M31. (AMES eae ree ete, ae et oe ed ees Plainville, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $78,800.77. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 


Cash value debentures and Canada ‘War Loan .............4..-0.eceeeeees $7,200 00 
Gash con hand,, head offites... sci a eee ana n  ee $29 02 
Cash in Bank of Nova Scotia, Cobourg ................ Pett 2,856 10 
Cashin Bank. of Voronto, Cobourg 227.7. ee eee 3,726 67 
ee 6,611 79 

Amount, of fixed payments of 191% unpaid ae. ac cm cite ca ee eee ie ete ee aie 339 65 
Amount of fixed payments of prior year unpaid (not 

Oxtended) i ~ a: 4. ian ee ee ee ee ee $168 25 
Amount assessments levied prior to 1917 ........... 5 20 
Amount of premium notes after deducting all payments made 

and assessments. levied: (.<2.eens eee eee eee $78,800 77 
Less residue of premium notes given by Company for re 

TIS UT ATCC git yt ooo oso aroitin. ee neat OR dete aie aed, 2,590 00 


76,210 77 
Amount of office furniture (not extended) 


TLOLALSASSOLS Hoey i oes erie ato ie Pe eens Sh ciiti ici wares ee $90,362 21 


——_—$————————————— 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 181 


LIABILITIES. 
Lj Aver gob ayai es) | PS tac es on oD ata ae nae er ahySc PPA ae Te EI sg RR ge RCI MCSE Aree $60 00 
ALA AAD TILLLCR G catarcre a ete weet re cto Soni sisais tous hin: kta S GS ang! » $60 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $1,554 61 
Prteterecei ved sas 1x, DAVYMENtS OL ILOL To on aie cre ed sree wie woe sio.e baecss ae we Tine $6,860 57 
= HXede pa VME leeOL PriON yy CALS ct ale Me ns wet ate aie conte |e 588 22 
< ASSeSSIeNtS ins years Prior stO. LOR a2 cn eh eee aes eee toverotata sore 4 53 
= ITLLGV CSE Ga, pcs tee cre the Site os tee TOTTI rele shenetacatite ceed Soa c 417 32 
PE-TNSUTANCE. ON) FLOSSES 4.0 avo cir trae oro certeees ate i in arte anas tones 34 15 
a FOV ALE -ANSUTANCOs PIeMiUMSy ee ye «ware ee ret coe cope ee and aeons 298 80 
= ULL MROLILOTMR ORS cits eo cr coe Se ate noel casos Te otc te oe ane 0 0D 
OLA USLCCELD Lame ete tier eos rhe ie cree ales tec > ere crab tole seek aren te trun 2 Shoe Mal or $8,220 64 
EXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
Sasha Lora Sen LSa COMMISSION satraseee ter enestiieinielsloitve: «ois userouee kine ee am ete $707 50 
3 statutory assessment and license fee .................... 27 74 
4 IN VOESLIZALLODE Ole Cla LIN Sie, cre eect tee tieae ac eae alae ho i eee al ees eae 33 65 
. salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .................. 492 65 
aw Hrintingystavionerveands aOver LISINE weckls © cece sees eee 87 20 
es postage, telephone, telegrams and express .............. 519356 
es EVAVE LUNES CXTICUSCS Met pee hehe vise cick Sais hele Choe ee en ae 16 85 
es TELL Pe ee ere ene ayaa deg aang. <b a e Win cdaMtalt merical maha ae 14 00 
i, CARES TPs eee oe Metre oe ies aU ae Lele ont aS a Lene 5 25 
Total expenses Ome Marae Mien tarsomeres a 2 ee hehe craters teen ae $1,436 20 
Miscellaneous payments: 
C43 pai [or lossesawhicn. occurred during 1917... 235.40 aan ea ee O72 .03 
4g POT SUVA COMME Ce Peery Care tee tahoe toe Farias eS 5s Riste ithe aus aioe toe eee 302 30 
TODA LO mee eee ieee ei arer shore hasta sare ele ete PR rile Fee Pree A. 219 40 
‘ SLL UO LL OT Merete eee tee Meant ear a eae 8s, Gotan ome el ade eee rer ate ene oon ts 
oa investments, Canada War Loan (not. ex- 
STAR) hy ae Ee A a OA ener cri a Ser $200: 00 
PROLA WOX DOU CITC Geis coun: ale aie eco cs her aic Secale mnie eae cetera eee $2,963 46 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
“era. eg ga Mel Se ee ee ek Pe cer nt oF sere a Ae ae ae $2,666,760 00 
Re-insurance, 
MCITINI LATE CLOIT fete eras ews oiane's Sones iat ONDa a lakes ire ata WR An ad yb Sc es 104,450 00 
Net risks actually carried by Company at 31st December, 1917 ............ $2,562,310 00 


B 182 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in forceSist) Decem Der,w1 916 vee. oe cee ater syemsin se alse seein 1,761 $2,783,985 00 
Policies" new and- renewed, during 1917 7.2.5.5. ses ee eee 623 1,018,945 00 
Gross number and amount in force duringsi917 7.72. ... 1-5. 2,384 $3,802,930 00 
lesssexpired and cancelled invi9ly (2k oe ee eee eee 693 1136;,170 500 
Met risks in torce.sist- Decem per? L9 Eee ee ee te 1,691 $2,666,760 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


LOMASSESSMENES 5.5. sg kines Cie ae Glove mH Sie Paar lle erate eee agree ek tener ee $101,057 96 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments levied us atin. wR a he ee ere ee Oe Pee 78,800 77 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 37,503 07 


Payment on premium notes of.1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viz.: 
€a) Cash paid upsto sist December 1917 cee a mee ee 7,159 37 


Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance ............ $3,223 50 
less payments ‘made thereon on oes ce eo rie ace ee ee ie oe eee en ace a 633 50 


Amount of residue of said premium notes for which the company is still 
16-110) (: Sa Pare Cr en hi ia ER ANT Meng boi Mee: ee che ha ta $2,590 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 183 


GRENVILLE PATRON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, SPENCERVILLE. 


Commenced business 29th June, 1892. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


Sem ereN LE SOIL av iceers italy cacrclarcrs Grow sede] rn eh larsten seis ae Sagi dene Domville (RJR.1), Ont. 
ODE A VONCE OUMICT Vow tanec ack eee Ee Vie eee eine Cardinal (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Rl THLE SES OLL CLL Orpen Se ree tr eeatac tis (ud coatens aero ee teret mene tee Spencerville, Ont. 
OLE TEM ce EAC Keiser Be ake, ava tice oa Sos ete alain ee iakss oo ohae e Oh tedee South Mountain, Ont. 
WP Ue ach SI ba ee ee eee ecm nd Soo toma nes Brockville, Ont. 
IL CTGL Lat CAT a avereccrct abr sve levedsi ot ac Oiet caterer steer el es eretee cts Ventnor, Ont. 
AVE ee EC EIE CG Iucie rents suk coevarinca cle, azatete ett; ate te hectn ah eiseaueN oe Oxford Station (R.R. 2), Ont. 
PAL CK Me LOELISOI tie ete cic te cteie ee relecer oe chard occ ote nie eetere Rockspring, Ont. 
PIGXANCereehODINGOM emt ne ce cre es ee aliriea. sas PreSCOLLn a ives) ak Tite 
JOUDBC OCOGW lier. ain irene + teh cetera eens aaa odin oaths ake aie Spencerville (R.R. 2), Ont. 
SOS CDW CLS LLU eee te ois vie scnirte rs itt oarereiste na walote et Brockville (R.R. 2), Ont. 
PVECIL AT Oe CONT Climate cts ctsceis oiede he ara one teak era ane eee eee ake ie Spencerville (R.R. 2), Ont. 
RAICHATAeIWIEC ASTI er rte crocs «cole ere soba oieoere erat Iroquois, Ont. 
FATTOTEWeL ONDE) wists roatha teen siecle were ace sie cle ec ereidee ot Spencerville, Ont. 
VN STEbPET SS LIL GOTE Cores om mee o et ten A ne, on eer iia, ona tear oeees Inkerman, Ont. 
Officers: 
Gee se @arSON Ww ELeSiC@Dt ro rnc: 2 etme tate. bie, Peet was ete Domville (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Robert Montgomery, Vice-President................. Cardinal (R.R. 1), Ont. 
PACS CHNelGe MANAG lle: sci caels. sess Siolaicls <iviene scale Spencerville, Ont. 
Wie Meohyaer, oeCrelary-1 FCASULe? .c a. wclc'sls devine hae oe Spencerville, Ont. 
Auditors: 
PEHOSUMLK LE SLOT Gert ae ee eta een etree boar enauey ties es wr et nis,» Spencerville, Ont. 
FA TCHAD Al Op RAGED aa tseane ares ole hcl ch Anes eerste s+ oc Spencerville (R.R. 2), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $243,360.86. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31sT DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
BCOUI DAILY SO CDeULUL OS mre mein ites mine se ten a estan e chsuc sve vole als) «0) dy ous aus, a enetae sae $19,500 00 
etm Tia ATI 1 toa # OUICE Moree yeiers Sete iar aim comets eee el ode hod, alu $295 02 
Sere eOV ats DANK aS DENCer Vil leis is 510 ete cles os pei a stern 11,329 48 
Se eLoNLO SONS? Dal e LYOCUOLS: o..e acsnctte ces ge eh nd wen aerate BAT tt 
SI 972-27 
PIERO ROUISLAN CINE BCUCOUCS © « Wieete sien eal + ose aS sretans oa 65 44 
aa GAGE 11,906 83 
mnpaid instalments, fixed payments, premium notes ....5. 4.005... 0 40-53 536 05 
Unpaid fixed payments of prior years (not extended) ......... $118 20 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
PMMA HAS ITet tom Gr 1 Ol a aren a ee ee ae foe cs he en amie ets silars ater ne whe eles 243,360 86 
Micteturniture and: sate: (not extended). ses.0 4 cane ees we ces $340 00 
PEAS ROTA eN er ea ee Ate re eet: Meta ees ates sta $275,303 74 


ELASTASE DIN 


B 184 


Amount of losses supposed or reported 


Cash balance at 21st December, 1916 


Cash received for fixed payments of 1917 


“ec 


prior years 
interest .. 
transfer fees 


Total receipts 


Expenses of management: 


Cash paid for postage, telephone, telegrams and express 


fuel and light 
printing, stationery 
rent and taxes 


fire marshal tax 


other expenses 


Total expenses of management 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 
losses which occurred during 1917 


rebate .. 


Total expenditure 


statutory assessments and license fee 


salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees 


invested in Canada War Loan 


THE REPORT OF THE 


LIABILITIES. 


@| {e'o) 6.0.) sus 6, 8 6) @) 6.0) (0) "0) 6 6 


RECEIPTS. 


(not extended) 


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EXPENDITURE. 


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sneus 


and advertising 


investigation and adjustment of claims 
Underwriters’ Association 


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CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


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No. 10 


$2,198 64 


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(not extended), $500.00. 


Soe eeavee meee verse eevestenece Basen sdevoecvneeeveeanese es @ 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


$7,762 27 


S-(e) ©; O00: else oO) e Se) @ @ 8) [1 6 


$18,231 14 
155 25 
1,212 69 
30 50 


$19,629 58 


671 00 


218 04 


$14,985 02 


Three years. 


EUCLA toe ooo one os 5 wave ane Bore nseeled Get at tae keane datas a nei Rea oe oes $9,303,860 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 


Policies new and renewed during 1917 


3ross number and amount in force during 1917 


Deduct expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


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SO iG) wes en oh ahe~ 


a 


oer eee r eer ee eee wee 


eee te “e 


Pace an 


6 © (0 ‘oe 16 


1,758 


6,684 
1,750 


4,934 


Amount. 
$8,941,250 00 
3,513,035 00 


$12,454,285 00 


3,150,425 00 


$9,303,860 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 185 


CLASSIFICATION OF Risks: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally liable 


(ES CORE TSE GGT hf iy Pisc aftes spice he: fpr Gh aT QO ot SREP PL SR re PR ra a OR en $338,324 35 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

MSBCSSINIETI LS BLC VIGU rire terete take Ric erat, ieee sk ta die a hectare ate Micro Tee eecasuase nite ae cotamer te ke 243,360 86 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 105,391 05 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Casha patie palOral Cane CCIM DOLa LOL senate sorrctte a teen gee aes one ewes 7,208 97 


B 186 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
GRAND RIVER FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, YORK. 
Commenced business loth April, 1875. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
HO RS MAS Ore FU eee Se sual SoBe eee ene ee ae eee erat Caistor Centre, Ont. 
BH. SAV ane end ene ewe RA ee eee cie eeeee Caledonia, Ont. 
Whitfield Teasdale. 2.4. e. soo ee re tanita ot i ine eee ee Cayuga, Ont. 
Wot oAy ) Johnston? fiers deeeen orgie eee os ney ve eens York* (Ring) Ome 
4 es) cles 512) 9 Meer arrears Sa ORs rn ke es Ge Pe aces da ears Glanford Station, Ont. 
sares. Gy LIN GSA yee elae asthe cee etees ais qus ste ...Caledonia, Ont. 
Officers: 
Re cAsher; President o.t05:8 4s oe oe: ee See ct eee Caistor Centre, Ont. 
RH Allan;-Vice-Presidentercn serene eee ie eee Caledonia, Ont. 
NooSimenton, Secretary-Treasurer) <r et ee ale Blackheath, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Jee AL Turn Dia rane ak aoe oe canes eee enero Canfield, Ont. 
Hénry: Cowlet nc aie ee te ee ener co we me cae eee Caledonia, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note Capital, $81,241.43. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 


and assessTnentseleviedsce ned okies eee ctiee ee eieee cle te ere teen aera eae ee $81,241 43 
Total “assets ye.tey eee renee Rh kts sae ae $81,241 43 
LIABILITIES. 
Amountof loss reported | 2. Waiewe. cad teil ce eee iete hepsi teksts ee ee ee $550 00 
Amount Of loan from bank—-overdratteyee.. 3 ¢- ee ee LOR ie 
Total liabilitiess aie tans acc somes hte as eee ste eens eee $560 77 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $2,542 51 
Cash received at taking of application, fees held by agents (not 
extended ren. 3c. eee Oe eee 403 00 
Cash received form assessments prior 2ton19] Teese ceca eer ee te eee $149 53 
fe interest. bs yes Re He eee eR SCR anne ee 60 76 
i; porrowed—bankOverdratt. pees ees ee eee eee 10°24 
ae transfer: fees and- salvage: ap... cee on ee ee eee 2 00 
Total treceipt ec. tec ics Sais x: 5 eee Eee Sealine eee cee cee $223 06 


— as 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 
Amount paid to agents in fees (not extended) ............ $403 00 
Amount ald 10 tTavOlline: EXPONSOG weve acts viet « rls wis o cclelmie as fy 3 

SLALULOT Ys asSsessimenteandnLiCeise: soc. seen Sawa see ws 

Ta COS pees pe yen ery een trac an ho At saa avace) fi's ts) a8 

LLP OMIA PSII | Ud Kae oe coer eee renee tien oak ela aie eos ies 

CT eee rere ee ha A ene he eee hes 6 lets Stolen ote tets se, Ghvre. 6 

Drintine stationery: and«ad VEruSin gens. sey om ss. 

salaries, directors’ and auditors: fees ...%.......08 002s 

postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 
other expenses 


Di. 0, ©; Cle a 6 8 0) 6 1. 6, 6) @ 8 0 6 6 © #16 6) 6) 's © whe 0) 6) (6. 6) 6 08) '8; ‘5; 6 


Total expenses of management 


ee 


Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid for loss which occurred prior to 1917 
losses which occurred during 1917 


B © 0) 6 6) 6, o if) 6.0) 0,0) 0) O70. (0. sf 8! 6 


@ © 6 8-0 0 ® 8 6s 2s: » 2 6 8 0: 6, 


Total expenditure 


Ce 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Busy 


5 00 
2,011 49 


$2,765 57 


Three years 
$2,860,223 00 


Amount. 
$2,810,843 00 
983,800 00 


OCW EN CD Tae cit kes ae eee ee a CR A CAE Ree nose See BGAN LET A ee 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number. 
feeiciee Anetorcesa sts Decem Der wl 916) oan a Ae cain «be ba te ee Poe 
Rericics TIeW alld Tenewel LOULING M1OLT sees coc ce ee ote 6 403 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 1,614 
Meme SOLPOOU aA CANCEL Ge iNerL OLY Meme halal ass ccvte tetas pte 422 
mererisikc in -lorce ost. December, 1917 22... cco te fowc cons oes 1,192 


$2,860,223 00 


$3,794,643 00 
934,420 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 81st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
Pre CHOSEINON Pee ee are re ae ite er ahg ais tears A ee oe we RT OS eke b's 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments levied ; 


Hemet ne te ewe wt eee wee ee 6s & Pw ere Cee s-e vw vieenevecvsveceveevees 


OU Sa Ce wg ees e wv ew 6 @ 


bo 
bo 


$87,063 


B 188 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


GREY AND BRUCE, MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, HANOVER. 


Commenced business 6th July, 1878. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
TPH SO" Neil lek cts factercce teat ote reesei ake oe ene Walkerton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Archibald: G: eMceCualg |... ee ete eee ae Priceville (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Dougald “McKinnon. e234 oe. eee epee ete oe eee Chesley, Ont. 
Fred 1 F'T00 Kee. ie cc ss oe ee ea ee eae Walkerton (R.R.), Ont. 
Write GIAuSer esa ce Ao sorg de ae ele ott te tere Beltre Gel fame cee cte Hanover, Ont. 
Tames? FL Hunters ccc rete cies eretee stale aan ater erere ae Walkerton, Ont. 
John ZALenSOn Balen con ev oe eto ee edad tenet eee Neustadt, Ont. 
GoOnrad sHill teen terete oa is chee we ete toler ene is ore ae Mildmay, Ont. 
NetlLY McLieodics 232) a6 sau le Gots tie eerie ne ee ae ae Proton Station (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Piteh eM clieaiy: o2 hs os Gs. ole et tee oe eee Durham (R.R. 2), Ont. 
RSPB Binelish en25, se ok Aocis eae Suntec rat ey ee ee Glascott, Ont. 
WW x SOIT CLL Sy poece ects onto se Re ee ae Shallow Lake, Ont. 
Herb cBricham:*. ooh ee ee ee pte Mee 4 Allan Park, Ont. 
Gilbert, Gillis tes 02a ere oe een eee Cedarville, Ont. 
Tohn Picken i) i oe ee oa an ee ee et em eee Durham, Ont. 

Officers: 
T.-H.cO’ Neill, Presidents ¢.2 cae eee ae Walkerton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
A: C, MceCuaig; Vice-President san... cer nee Priceville (R.R.), Ont. 
John Mills, Manager and Secretary .. ......... Hanover, Ont. 

Auditors: 
Ts HS WIISOT Fase 25 cere io tee eee ciaieratet eine er creer Walkerton (R.R=2), Ont. 
Duncan Mclean 332.24 oan ee a ee ee Durham (R.R. 2), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $110,281.46. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. ; 
Cash ‘value: of morteaxzes ie hrs. occa eee eee ee ee ene en ee $2,700 00 
Cash:on hand: at-head “office Sine cic ren eee ee ree $89 55 
Amount of cash in Merchants Bank, Hanover, Ont. .......... 140 68 
SS 230 23 
Amount unpaid,-fixed payments, 1.9 fe cece ate eee eee ei ee 701 85 
# of. assessment: Of019 Pica va ates een ee te ee ce ee aeet 1278 SiS 
i premium notes in forces after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied ..... $110,281 46 
ras less residue of premium notes given for re- 
INSULANCe |. 5.5 AFe wih ee ee eee 1,997 30 
108,284 16 
ma interest due and accrued’= .sc0 416 he ee ane eee 167 70 
Tota) -ASSCUS  *. ai. cite eS «cob tane Cataeh Wee aeons cn een ee ae $113,362 09 


1938 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 189 


LIABILITIES. 
ENO r ASST ODOL Let ete ene cee ie ee het a aie nome ahs eve bac Peak on 4 $10 25 
ammount, ol Amipaia loan from“bank™ (promissory note) 6.30 desc es Occ s ee 5,000 00 
OLA Le LISDILI EL OSars clea eal rere meets aes eee ore oale ene tele tory Lai wale ore Eas $5,010 25 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,256 56 
MraiePeCeVeur Olsie cu. Payers: Oli LOL (e. cuit se sect ttele cia oredr ade wt anal oce ova $10,398 95 
s FXO DAY MENS CUGHIN! DTIOFTYV EATER. cee ce te oe he eens es 776 18 
- ASSCSSINEH UGS OL EG Lies aoterane sete Ta ttene Clear e oral st ctoneh oe wae oat tn o> 7,946 44 
5 ETYDOT CS Giana a rhea ae om ih, strats ee Uw ett Yarn Cann eel em ae a LING 185 82 
> DOLTOWCUPGULING a1 9 17a et en ee ie oe nee cater tee eee al 5,000 00 
‘: from mortgages investments (not extended).. $915 00 
LOLA ePECe! PUsierme rs se eters oko eee wero ccihe scabs arama eile a or pareeins $24,307 39 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
MAMOUNLApALGs OlLCONTHIISSION > DUSINESs 41 81 fri. .0 ae ea eetd wats oa haa 1,720 86 
Ke investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 168 59 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 1,045 00 
# TCAVENMIN Oe OX DENBGS se sere its rele eie re iy ae hee er ene eee 6 30 
BY LAR CSE eRe Mee, RM tere ceehater ae fare eC ere ans Rat ee ate 39 45 
statutory assessment, license fee .......... ent ets aes 44 43 
oe postage, telephone, telegrams, express and stationery. 319 79 
S Drintinerand Advertising awe. 20sec sel cei es eee 174 80 
* TNLOTOR Ce eee re re eee a ae a es ae are he 78 65 
PhOtalLPexpensesrolt. MIANASEINIENU, sea. 2. clas cee cs a ed oe eld oe es $3,597 87 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash pmalid.tor losses which occurred during 1917 J. 6. sow ec cree cemes 21,974 73 
2 PEDALC erase ieee tee er hake cel ene a cine sw conte ote elena 191527 
as PESLUSILT Ai COMmmn er ieee Smet nea) ene cig em aoets co toes ten teehd waoceinea 484 85 
POCA ROX UOMO SUT Gare veer el eae vrei le Seis a aeceh alc, iars'.o! atte cualedttanel re aes $26,248 72 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
REC IIA | fie Sot, 2. anor a 5s ey bears 2 ace UAE SE cela 0 ON PMR AUER AES Fon ly RE $5,401,024 00 
Oo OURS RSE IAS: Oh ap eee oll iy Full On Sar Er RO SL Si oye SG ele a 76,186 00 
DIGtarioke e541 Sle OCeMi Crs LOL jak. sic be eit settee cats e hart ates «ae $5,324,838 00 


= = 


B 190 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies im force 3lst..December, 1916s scee ae ee eee 2,830 $4,827,489 00 
Policiessnew. and srenewed. during 29 fee. oe ee ee eee ee 1,180 2,156,544 00 
Gross* number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 4,010 $6,984,033 00 
Bess expired andscancelledsine 191i 2 eet ee. ee ee eee 944 1,583,009 00 
Netarisks Jin force. at élstu December. Lol ieee ee 3,066 $5,401,024 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On. Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


LOPASSESSINEON Coe cis she -ace she 2 ot aca Sie alee otal setae eee eum eachcectees Penta steers a nee nee $172,981 00 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments. leviedi-r..2 6.2.50 hice oko aiid Wee eae eee ee eee ere eee eee 110,281 46 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ..............00- 68,151 00 


Payments on, the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said notes, viz.: 
Cash? paid up to. 8ist December, 191772 ne ee eee eee 7,439 50 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B191 


NORTH DUMFRIES AND SOUTH WATERLOO FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE 
INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, GALT. 


Commenced business loth May, 1856. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
OB ee CS CLAY CV eee ot aae cco e aia) SUaEReE Id oo, Wor cee eed Copetown, Ont. 
RUMI SRL TWAT er ct tate ce etercee ercisnene weal Meda cicceseiatinn.s) crete Ws tonalsiay att Galt, Ont. 
ahita tea WEE Bi Wank ahergthitc, ciate sch hk Par Seer ecures OAR ara Pann hae ees Galt (R.R. 6), Ont. 
OO Rem ALT IC Sae-er ee Ue ei ar me Ae, eee cee olerat eek tonpiele, o « Galt, Ont. 
ome CETL LCL OT MA errmsg: Citrine fos Greatale nth dye lend eis tenes sag co Beneder enn St. George, Ont. 
SAITNIES £1 ELL O DEL LSU tees tee es a sco eueneee S oes ee ea Siete « Freelton, Ont. 
ee CCLETIONS Sree ent. htt Re attin er dhe Meotte geen See wine die e's cae Hespeler, Ont. 
COV a oe WTA SET eels co necne tier neh er eay ate ete een ote CO Smee a gies Burford, Ont. 
SOUT PB LICKE erie cece nate a ie eee a ole Ged re ose Mites oe Ayr, Ont. 
Officers 
MOSHE OLZNOL rE TOSIMEN tag, sais caus eo ile cs eksteeee? ol suntan says 66 Copetown, Ont. 
Vom Vim tow iti 1CO-E LT CSIC ON Gente tre aicoic = io checeuntsisters Sir cas Galt, Ont. 
AsaVW ee Hilporn, .secretary-1 Treasurer.) <%.. ce ese tee sp eens as Galt, Ont. 
Auditors: 
IW TT O WE eee rears ce wet tance ace ehe so oteue itis en slecee o3 Galt, Ont. 
Ter A VAL es Voge estes nate ot tite cae, gilts ei ts aeaonciret A nebo Need Galt, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $290,923.08. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 

BPIMEU LIN GR OLS INOLI SAS CS a ee ere ee uate cs ie 4 stera Buches odo Me wd tale pte toes os) eebt.b00, 00 
wasn in Bank of. Commerce,. Galt (current: account) ....3i.0.. sec. es sss 4,686 16 
amount unpaid of assessments levied during 1917*.t. cn. we wwe ee es 747 88 
PICU E RIOD ALC EOL aD LOl ay Cate ete Oot ry sca te atone Fae aes letn le ee ere acs 19 44 

Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
MOM BASSOSSIMNOUNCS gOVLCl 2 aici aa aitle cicie cee a Aidt ece eC tee ae tmer ae TeMeent teeta saves 290,923 08 
SeeRT CSTE EL CCS Mn mera ten dea gar t tea ne foe Sits Aielcoede Oe Gah fame aeielnr SE oan eiare a he ee ee 24 00 

Sairouiuceoice, CUrMILUre (NOt GXLCNOEd ).6 oo e. ancc nee oe ee einen $250 00 
TE OUD IE ASSOLS Se eit ce ele tea Oe Utes eae eaters 2 Oe a ao ore wid os $307,900 56 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


B 192 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,378 20 
Gash received ‘for:-application Lees sa..4.ccr. 1s cwrepeie/ats one hale is totrie oeedele aieisr etc ieeoete ae $577 00 
Ss assessments leviedein 191 Ties... 1 ote eres eee eee eee eet 11,511 00 
4 assessments levied in years prior to 1917 ................ 612 96 
- Interests. 66h Ccels skuove bee eos oe eco en ee 677 50 
# lapsed. and ‘cancelled: polCies c.0% os aie ee eee eee arene 12 80 
oe borrowed. MONCY (1.4. soo. ee her ee ete oratee eae ere und cee eee ieee : 4,500 00 
ss FOC Se ie Fh Oe eae oe eee ee ee cae aie ee ee 39 00 
Total receipts, ccc Ves sacs eles eres © on ca se Sate a eee cree ee rere $17,930 26 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for statutory assessment and license fee ................- $60 95 
se printing, stationery and advertising ................ 63 39 
: fire: marshal stax se bios ore encarta ar ee 48 65 
42 PON be ee a eee eet rea, eer Re ee ee oe 83 50 
rs law COSTS Cee Paes Oe ery eee ey ee ee 5 00 
he taxes -(municipal’ and .overnment jae. es ee eee 86 63 
‘f salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 1,907 90 
-: postage, telephone, te'egrams and express ........... 121 25 
N investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 44 80 
Hy inter€ste-. P ec Mea A ae ea eee ot eter el Varah Dee ree eae 110 62 
Hi fuel Cand = lie tp ie aerate na otetiea ei aietera glee sun tps eee ote eh eran 6 75 
expenses, board meeting... oe se oe ee eee 61 75 
= collectiitg sassessmentss .37.3... sous ent ee ee eee ss 40 00 
e Mutual” Underwriters fee: 3... on +e oe oe eee 9 00 
i other expenses of management 3.7.2... .6 00s cele 17 00 
Totals expenses: of smanagemeniue. «one cet ene ee eee $2,667 19 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 3. ee. ee oe te 7,451 75 
i. repayment’ of WOAns ee. eet ee oo ore ne eee Ponce 4500 00 
se TODALC a eels ori ape cece lee eee eae eae ee eee 3 36 
Total-expénditures sv. see eat ae ere sl ears eee oa cee he ee ee $14,622 30 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Four years. 
NY RUG a6: 0 Peta a Parr ee en I Ry Ain ei ein sar CORO psa ko Aiea ekcche mire ene) neat ee $7,333,190 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies-in force 3lst December,-1916 2+ 7.2. oe ee 2,405 $6,849,485 00 
Policies new .and. renewed during :i917 05s eee ee ee 608 1,915,245 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 3,013 $8,764,730 00 
Dessrexpired ana cancelled tn 1917 se, oe cee er ee eee 562 1,431,540 00 
Net risks in. force 3ist. December, 1917. 22-2 ae eee 2,451 $7,333,190 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TOMASSOSS ILO Pee ire ace rte a coer Tenet aoe a eon sects oie rai ete ee oat ere ilo ciate heehee 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
AESESSINOT LSM 1 CVG ere eic cet ere oie coe os a'olasloSvate ae os wie "ches Po ar eal atral har Seahel oar aint. t 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 

WAshenadiGeipatOoLSta DCCEMIDEl ey IO LT occ lcise vot ea enieiie ecco ate wlacste lec 

Notes for fixed payments or assessments unpaid at 31st December, 

Ue AE rn RIS ER ERO Re a gO CN uA CAEL Gs a RT a 


B 193 


Four years. 
$317,428 00 
290,923 08 
82,318 00 
11,511 00 


747 88 


B 194 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


ERIE FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, SELKIRE,. 


Commenced business 2nd September, 1871. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1917. 


Directors: 
J eatLONS DEL SOL. o..4 bos ciereicie othe eeelehe eae Ieee ener Dunnville, Ont. 
Daniel ’.W.-Culver.2fon coe eee nee eee: Selkirk (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
‘Andrew ‘sherk oof ve es ee ec ee oe ane Selkirk (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
Nicholas Kiefer ............eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Fisherville, Ont. 
Christopher Hbert i/o. eerste ere eee Cayuga (R.R. No. 3), Ont. 
John Featherstone: +. er tee eh ene eee ee Fisherville (R.R. No. 2), Ont. © 
CoP Smelser arnt ow tto ec etree ee eae eae Hagersville (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
PAILES “LV ONS. 7. bee eh lee pee tee eee Dunnville (R.R. No. 4), Ont. 
A TOX CHICKS ye ve tii eavis te ace twit le waste wii tedel ieee tare Dunnville (R.R. No. 7), Ont. 
GuysA: Reichel tescec cw fetta e cee ean eres South Cayuga (R.R. No. 1), Ont. 
‘Wem: th ELOLLAn dit siitere Se tortate vies oc ee South Cayuga (R.R. No. 1), Ont. 
SACODe SCH AMC rir ci en ore tes ol sra ee chee nents ares enr ae Fisherville, Ont. 
Officers: 
Joshua, Honsbergers President, ©... ten =a Dunnville, Ont. 
Daniel W. Culver, Vice-President ............ Selkirk (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
A. BE. Havill, Secretary-Treasurer ........... South Cayuga (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
Auditors: 
Wim. Béablon eet eae cteste iia aie we ste ts he eateas Selkirk (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 
Leander) Fo Culveraces fee eicteie ois cies car nie cteieteia Selkirk (R.R. No. 2), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $91,826.71. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
CGash=on hand in’ office scese sie en oe ee oe eee cee ect $23 29 7 
washoin Bank’ of Hamilton; Dunnville wise eet erat 1,399 21 
ad Bank of ‘Commerce*Cayugae.. sma a ee eee 1,059 88 
ei Union Bank; Wishervillé ste er oe ee eee 1,314 50 
cy Bank of Hamilton: yselkiniecs gee eee ee ee eos 828 40 
4: Union Bank: (Dunnvilles aan ee ee eee 385 72 
——— $5,011 00 
AMOUNt OL unpaid assessments» TOUTS. Paice. ae ie catetets ot stetetnncy sie cnete < halenerer ee - 166 85 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and*assessments levied vs. <seetee: hla crue ee ecea se nieteee i eee ee 91,826 71 
Gince furniture (not extended) s,s. 2 see ee ee ee $100 00 
Total assets. ese ee cae ale ee a Oo ee ee ee $97,004 56 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 195 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $3,550 06 
PS ETECElVEO w LOL TA Sens W LOCO se pe cr reece crete ec wuslioes cioke o cis erere slave. eas $423 00 
Gas uErece) VOUT ds, 56s DAVINGULSeOLe Lo. teeter nel dere legs ty terete, c claiel vis die wae 606 86 
S ASSESSIN ONS. OL gms pa ee eee eed tau le Gis asl epert eo ters 4,798 91 
Ls AXCUS PAV MEN Ese NLiONeY CALS Poe cca et aw isioke eke a wiser so os veier ace 85 20 
Ha ATILOT OGLE peters eid fae ie fete ee rotd > che Seomicneic. oie sla oe Gre eh ate 31 85 
“ PELUNULON MlOSSOS TOS ee va ee tare es eer etek rete fT oka ole Wo oe es 72 00 
OLA TECO1D USaie c Seitai ys Seer chess) See at ia Te ee een opt terete ec romana elavesond. a $6,017 82 
EXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
FASHOUM USDA Let OF cae CMUS LCOS mts sole testes te. cieceit soe vocuais pielsl es eeast Aces toreree $261 50 
FUGA Ce te ty rr ree Sr reer ene eee cuca te tae eee yam v0) 
bi statutory assessment and license .....:+............ 24 55 
oe DVem Wa ranaleta Kaw Ae at ctce ee che care hs Cie nla es ohne (Oe 
. printing, stationery and advertising ................ 55 50 
a Salaries waireclors and saAuGlLOrs i CCS) soc een os eee exe 550 40 
e ELA VEIN PeOX DCU SCH e reer eee rte Ean etsecee terre eter aiscohials eae 00 
“i DOStA Ce MELELCST AMIS AN OM@eX DLCSS aire crete rece tev uae Do OD 
Be OL OPMEX DCIISOS wrsiet eee corcata tt eres asec Wat coor ste, Us eee otenees 17 50 
Ota OxPenses OL Manabemen tier. ccc css Sin eis sep nee ete wintass $977 53 
Miscellaneous payments: 
AMount paliusror losses which occurred: in. 1917) 22. co. 1. cme cee ite SESE Bh ial 
i TEL At Gee ire see aT igre eats eeans su erase nena es 35 84 
OLA MGR DEM CILUT Camere tan tity wie eustct rags one tir ee crcyre ic inns eho ate $4,556 88 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


DELTA LLL el epee mee at tee Beale ie etree eaet ev Maat oat ae ciaiesat ousss, Sg: Sue Me at aches oe Rela cle aera ae sues 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. 
Oiciekaitie POrcecc Sta lleacem Der. oL 91.6 —* peo cac coe as es hy ee Oe we 959 
Rouciesaneweond renewed «Guringel91l cco). a tages acer ae a8 282 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917225... .......: 1,241 
PeTeexniTedraniuecance led eit LO lie aosg gos 6 otk tote are aeetn cleetp lags 265 


Four years. 


.- $2,541,795 00 


Amount. 
$2,393,586 00 
756,725 00 


$3,150,311 00 


608,516 00 


met wisks in force sist December, 1917 25 c2 sees aces ees 976 


$2,541,795 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 196 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TO -ASSESSMIENE | 6 Tes os sss Ok esas s Skeets oe ete cue lea tata Ualines el gure ay cans renee ee $102,455 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments evyied? Sc) os rc focaens 5 ees clea bles eRe a ee eee ‘91,826 71 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ....... Satria op ee 30,343 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid-up to sist December. 191i eee ee ee 606 86 


1518 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B197 


EKFRID MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, APPIN. 


Commenced business 16th September, 1891. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


PIOTIR UIC W A GRcec entre Cate reine Tale Mors me fs SOs SAS agtestenriiea) con Wiel hel Walker’s, Ont. 
Bit) re Creel LIL DIL & Gare sce cyte tr carey AN ec wy pes ction abun tate Glencoe, Ont. 
DELLA er TALL Sera Bint ci cr an Mist ee ED, ae Ge Tare ote Appin, Ont. 
PELOreraraine cet ae. ere ne at Rata a ee ene nee ee, ee ar eed Glencoe, Ont. 
PROV Ther LVSPVEC] VEEL Tue retreat cepts terconmre ican: heroes LY ene ek ane Melbourne, Ont. 
ELLIOT A LC weet ut erar cc im Moen ce ec eee RO Rr ge -, Appin, Ont. 
Officers 
OMe ewal mee TOSlGOl te tense tec eet sir tdcd oles Ms ans ee Blas as Walker’s, Ont. 
JODNeG FLeltnurid ges V1Ce-PresiGenet so. secutive oe oe ee Glencoe, Ont. 
Pomp remMclbougald: Secretary-lreasurem svi. eee oe cin ee a Melbourne, Ont. 
Auditors: 
EY ORTHO rl Tae ea eo eee en ee a on tomy Be Melbourne, Ont. 
PU DCT URE. (ILC TIA Tie eae RA ark hie crls axe ech eee reels cites Melbourne, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $71,713.61. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Mounier om casisOn Nand at Head: OMICG: iis cece cs ace eie oe cc cae o's $113 10 
ie Casheinwhovyalsbank, Glencoe*Onte. 2c. sete s ces once 986 60 
z, vs Home bank Melbourne Ont. oss... 6... 1,987 79 
i ¥ Merchants Bank, Alvinston, Ont. .......... 190 20 
) 5 Rovalerank= Strathroy. Outts... 2... tessa 264 99 
a 7 HOyVsie Dap ke ADDI ON Ue ieches aces ses 830 O1 
= Y Merchants Bank, Glencoe, Ont. ........... 587 70 
—__————_——— $4,960 39 
# MNPAIGeOL TXeds PAyINeNtss OF LOL Ty ecw eo here aires citrate crete Wi enere . 296 79 
ry prior fixed payments still unpaid (not extended) .. $491 58 
ne premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
ATI MUASSESHMLETITSTICVICG). ..c5 ce ieic.y ois cle Chere onc eee oe Paes Wie La OL 
- office furniture and safe (not extended) ........... $50 00 
MICA LE GOSOLSI Een ciaty siarexetota ts are er ote ene amen a te leva! pace Gre clar s: We $76,970 79 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


B198 EE eRe Oe ba ees No. 10 
RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance, 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ........... $4,416 13 
Cash received: from auxed payments Ol; LOT wy ee secre tee eee eee ee $5,268 10 
4 fixed payments ol prior: years eee. ieee tte e eee 244 15 
# TNCErest mG ieee bee we cee Oe en ee eae ie eee eee TS oo 
is transfer :fees . 4 vs hone aie eee eee ee eee ee ee eae eee 2 00 
Total *TEGOIPUSh 6 occ a ake, wiece a oo Wee aero te MENS te cdeteatterr ne te degen e ey etree ae ee $5,627 58 

EXPENDITURE. 


Iixpenses of management: 


Amountepaid forssalaries, directors “andrauditons «ices entre $353 
oN investization OfeclaimsSi vee ee ee eee 54 

s law costs Other than iapove sea. er) eee eee 5) 

“ printing, stationeryeands adwertisince. ee eee 60 

oe postage, ‘telephone, telegrams and express ........... 5D 

Ch statutory assessment aldelicenseue aur cea ne eee 25 

: fire;marshal tax sco ee ee ee ee ce ie eee 21 

ee POT os eetele oy oe a ene ate ous ie Moka aa at tue hoes cee etc ee te en Te 6 

hy travelling *@x penises eo einerercisesech oko ora eee ee 33 

us Other: EXPenSeS VoL8 cated ss ea eet oe ee ete mee ketal oer 5 
Total expenses OL Mana Sem Clit wna peu ee es ctec eter ce eat eee $619 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Amount. paid. for, losses: which Occurred: priors(o lo. (a ee. cee 10 
i losses which occurred inel9 bigs. .ce 6 4c cena 4,359 

iy TODACE 6 Osta Ls cata oe Ae LO ese Ota ee ere 94 
Totaleexpenditure-Vey ccs. sey ects Giavtems “ts ate tetc ote eee $5,083 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 


RGVRCUAL save oie a Sige vag b dcy Shake > a:lete ne ogee Seas Raed UI ee ere ee $2,743,524 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Folicies:in’ torce’ sist, December, 71916) 0.). 2a ee ee ee 1,134 $2,534,435 
Policies new and, renewed. Gurinee) Ol ee wove eee eee 435 1,005,184 
Gross7number sand amountuins  OVce. Guliiew ole ene 1,569 $3,539,619 
lesssexpired Jarid cancelled sine 1917 aa 2 eee aes ee ee eee 401 796,095 
Neterisks in Torce31st-December, 19 Wine te eer a tee eee 1,168 $2,743,524 


00 


00 
00 


00 
00 


00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 199 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


POMS SCSSIMICT Car re titettd agate cede Ge cleree as ORS aie neem ee eR NCEE nie Bio a1 St ay tiie Sahat one « $82,305 72 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

PSSRSSIN GH LSe LGV ICU mitre aro ou aot ie ei ota) rate nite oe PR eI lene as lala hehe aiene Secs AL; Cho OL 
Peano apremiunirnotvess TeCGly ed Murine Mlle antigo hs here eyes oe tec.’ s 30,155 52 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
ache alien pators. ste LD 6cem Perel Oi mete ete one} tn ee ees 2,012 81 


B 200 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


AYR FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 


HEAD OFFICE, AYR. 
Commenced business 13th December, 18938. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
George De Bla eis ecw ise cele von a ere cee ee Ayr (RRS 3)>-Onte 
Murdo MM; Lillice ?:.. a. esse see ees ae ee meteors Bright (RRs), ObG 
‘Andrew. L. WastOn wesc eae cee eee eee eens Princeton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
AY Tie KitChen men .a. ee Ce a ee ee ee St. George (R.R. 2), Ont. 
TOhn Shiel Hacc ec wee cee Aer eee et eee eee, Galt (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Charles."We GUPney "sa. ae ok oie ental cl sieneereen che eactene Paris (R.R. 3), Ont: 
Officers 
George D. Black, President ©... sc. sesccw suse arenas Ayr. (R.R. 73), Ont, 
Murdo M. Lillico, Vice-President .................. Bright (RR 3), Onur 
Joseph Wrigley, Secretary-Treasurer ... Gee AVVT SCH. Rees yorons. 
Auditors: 
JOoRD Li JBlack ee ite ew © coon oe ele eee ee ene raat oe Ayr. (Riko 3), Ont 
Thomas *Mitchelli . 34 0 Aes Meee «eee eee ee Ayr, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $188,587.54. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Gash in Bank ‘of Commerce; Avr see. om oes ene ee ee ee $9 57 

Cash in Standard Reliance Mortgage Corporation, Ayr ....... 4,366 49 
$4,376 06 
Amount-unpaid—of assessments2OLolOl 7 so eat. ace he etenateco sie area eerie 696 34 
Amount unpaid of assessment of prior Years Vancicr ce. «sw iste «le alse sl ot ees ; 19592 

Amount of premium notes in. force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and .assessments levied 5.4 vtec be yas vie re iar eee in, saa cere eee 188,587 54 

Total assets 7245 & visas ee a ee ae $193,679 86 


LIABILITIES.—None., 


RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $7,681 21 
Cashvreceived: for -policy; Tees. foe. ae cate eee Oe eee ee ne $337 00 
oe assessments “Of L917. 5. eect ance ee ee en een 9,158 41 
os assessments “of priorsyears g..5 . a ee cee ae 115 76 
INTEOLOSE sions Meee Sh ce ee ee ce ee 156 85 
os borrowed. moneys 2... xe. ae ee ee ne 4,000 00 
« cancelled: polictesicy..4 asus vv Ce cee eee 14 79 
Totalsreceipts: 2.4 035 ic Te ee ee $13,782 81 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 201 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
mmount paid ror” travelling Sx pensesr on tage eee cake base wed eles $8 00 
oe statutory assessment and license ...............4... 42 72 
~ HYPOSWIATS yal ee ee eer ec ae ONES se icines ire biesatg. alas 24 39 
K LENO er Ae ee ie ee erat Pree Cette sie, Fafa’ otha He 4 80 
ie POT Ge ea P Oe Sena ee ee Te ora naNO Ee EME cio eke es aetdlislie Svcs atsuo 21 00 
> salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 1,192 60 
ee printing, stationery and advertising ................ 174 00 
- postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 103 00 
‘ fee Underwriters’ Association « i..c. 2. ihtncev cues be 7 00 
. TA Wie COSLS © sec stat seedless, tees cae tae OER Eas, eek nis oes 50 
2 iTiteres tere 9.6 Uy. nhs ooh ec OA oa Ne re nay 85 00 
DPotal-expensesror manarement.es. ose cree | chetane oh ae eee ay oe $1,663 O1 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount, paid for losses which occurred during 1917 .................. 11,424 95 
: PEPAVINENLGOTs OA Se ery ee eae ates, ce ae teeta 4,000 00 
Ola Mex DAnULUU Le ae mee ee ari EPs en Peete or nd erties Els alesse 7a otek $17,087 96 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


TUR RME S., Gaorsescas ceed Rs Re ener a ne cores caves PEs age Re Seatac eee ia GES RRP AE 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. 
Pemacieas im Torce. sist .ecember, 191604 2... 3.2. Te 2 1,500 
errr recat ETI ULED © ail OL Gee re Sears eek eset a sie ale ose ie ee ot 402 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............. 1,902 
mecerexpired and cancelled in LOTT 20). sh he. oe ed en tenes 346 
Beyerisks in forcessist December, 1917. o.c0.cc2e eee deer seen 1,556 


$5,843,505 00 


Four years. 
$4,846,855 00 


Amount. 
$4,617,855 00 
1,225,650 00 


996,650 00 


$4,846,855 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


ECS TT Ol Me eee re ee Step nie 6 8 Sale Aes x Is MAE ane nls rel 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
OCR eer og ong GU bs Dee gts a ARP ERP ee Ces SGT oe ar. ie ce a 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid up to 3lst December, 1917 
Notes for fixed payments unpaid at 31st December, 1917 
22 8. 1. 


PSRs (wie) py, 0t 6) OL aes we wile ie) se oe ers) @, vile a eo 8 


a ep & 91d. 8) Rae 


Four years. 


. 206,855 50 


54 
50 


2 SEC REAP ORO eta 


FORMOSA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OrFIce, FORMOSA, 


Commenced business 22nd May, 1880. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


No. 10 


Hee GP TRUDE setae ara role ea eo eee ee eee Formosa, Ont. 

JNO. Be Waechtereic cac-anae ei ee ee ae Formosa, Ont. 

(Alex? Robertson os fics sehece occa eee cee ee ea ee ee Paisley (R.R. 1), Ont. 

Thomas: [Nn 2l6s tery Seen eee a ee Clifford) (R:R21). One 

ed Whit arene mney ee iy EGO SiR mere mooie y. ss TE las Cin Chepstow, Ont. 

IM A PUISIN Ser soe Sid See io Ae Re re Mildmay, Ont. 
Officers: 

Hdward: Ga Kuntz. President) aan. e ee eae ... Formosa, Ont. 

Jno. BE. Waechtery Vice-President. eee I’ormosa, Ont. 

B. Beingessner, Secretary and Manager ............... Formosa, Ont. 

Ambrose Zettel s-Dreasurereee. acme entries cee eee ae Formosa, Ont. 
Auditors 

Alex: (McLennan erties ee pte ee ee ee Walkerton, Ont. 

Jno. "TYRetein eer exe aon eee ee ene eee Formosa (R.R. 1), Ont: 


Unassessed premium note capital, $227,730.96. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


ASSETS, 
Gash*at head office’ task. poe ee ee ais Le tle $437 28 
Amount of deposit, Merchants Bank, Mildmay .............. 99 85 
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Walkerton.. 82. 90 
ce Molsons- Bank, ,ormosam sis eee eee eee 154 68 
# Royals Bank Gare ill yeyeaetn ante ane crer 71 20 
—- $845 91 
Cash in “agents” hands) 20 ee ects rete ee eee ee ee ae ne en eee eee 377 84 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied, 1917 .............. $227,730 96 
Less residue of premium notes given by the Company for 
POANSULAN CE... ois vc wtedceste eiracie ee Ae ee ees ne eae ween. 4,103 35 
—_—————___ 223, 627 61 
AMOUNL unpaid fixed payments OF FOLT Ge. o5 ees ale eee ee ee 475 53 
Amount unpaid assessment of prior year (not extended) ..... $25 58 
Total ‘aASSEtS 364s eek orielend eas cute nee eee ne ee $225,326 89 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 5 203 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... SUso Uae Ca 
PeTeCOly Clahor XO Da VittettsOll LO Lines coe tucks a tarda etree sy vise ere ee are es $15,426 32 
fixed payments due in prior Vea fans. fe os ole ele a vo a ee 141 44 
a CUSReb IW Rog HOTSH Ree KGe crewed pear alee gk Barada AON Fy Al aie Aes a \ ne ae a ae 173 80 
i TTL OV OST wre ee hy a ere ed earls wel shee ater lal gle 'el sibh'o sa A as 
OTA LA TCCOLD US Gs ere oe tere te en a a Wet EAM ei eae aa sha fete te felts $15,854 S81 
HXPENDITURE. 
Icxpenses of management: | 
VIMO E ALU ecOr COMMISSION LO: AEN a. oc crcccce trae ore siecle ci icey sercal were edd $568 30 
cs PAW CORUGS ania ca tonne eee eee, a ledens fovsea ace ase Maahiee tha eee one 15 00 
i. statutory assessment and license ..................0.- 65 82 
i salaries, directors’, and auditors’ feés ..+.s..3... 1,041 18 
rh CrAVelLlIin ee expenses) Wy aaee.cslew oir Pe ee dancer ce 22 50 
as postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 201 63 
i Prints wstalionerye: aldeau Viereisin pes. ie: ee 107 40 
“hy MEVERLi Sa lrOlrreOt. Clallticnry cette acre ese tam Saher mim eve ete whe 355 45 
LEG OS Peer reertics Rae niae ery he eth abr tert 8 Deke one soe ate te Me 5 55 
* TOU Ga meer eo eras. chee Se Me rae, eae AN Sore ved talcde nett Gite ces kts 25 00 
< HPO ATS ALE CA Xerces lec es cn ake SANS 46 32 
a other expenses, Underwriters’ Association ........... 69 80 
OLAIECKDEIISCCS Ole ala SeMiel team we 5 echt... critin eter coos nists statabe $2,520 95 
Miscellaneous payments: 
PIMOunLepaldslOrs losses woich occurred in 1917 Wo0 2 336 es is os es vie 17,586 20 
“$ POSUITSUT ACO eee nee ely eet oc he a rc SNE eee citer eset 209 47 
ri POUL LOW etn es os UN ees cee seed Mies oe ale GATED ohn iy Saas eR bears 68 00 
ILO tale OXUGING! LULL Gemeente: EU Merenn: iirc aia as oe etait ols George ee ec aiauny eaeaey eseane $20,387 62 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount of Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 

: Three-year risks. 
ene oo a ees IES AA A etd cetacean Ps Me ee re ae Perr $7,756,653 00 
Re-insurance, 

MER Vt CITT Stee: Te Oy Ne aes akin ce ee a wee 139,103 00 
miecerisks carried by Company at 3lst December, 1917 .:.......%......5.%- $7,617,550 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Paetesesn TOrce. sist December, 1916) ..5...6 ced eee eden w eae 3,485 $7,444,893 00 
Parmce new and renewed during 1917. ...0.t6.....055 sree w 1,218 2,766,835 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 4,703 $10,211,728 00 
mecawowpired and cancelled in- 1917 .. 20/20 0. ois os olen wae ss ere sy Yy: 2,455,075 00 
Pemmenisice iit (Orce, olst, December, 1917 ..c. Wiese ce eee eens 3,471 $7,756,653 00 


atic a ARTEL la ERS SIL NOT TT 


5 204 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PrReMIuM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


LO“ ASSEHBMEIIE Se oes Pas Sis cto we apes ete ake eam ieee tie eee oe es ee $251,585 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments “levied ost tet ste siete tes cs ote lets wie ie cee ee ae hh ae ene 227,730 96 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 88,837 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viz.: 
Cash ‘paid-up to -31st,.December? 1917-00 ee eee eee 4,898 22 


Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes given by the Company for re-insurance ........ 4,533 00 
Less: payments’ made thereon’ 2.727. us owe ree re ee ee ee eee 429 65 


Residue of premium notes for which the Company is still liable .......... $4,103 35 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 205 


1918 


FARMERS’ CENTRAL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN 


HEAD OFFICE, WALKERTON. 


Commenced business 3tst March, 189}. 


eee 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
SPAT Cee EOL LU Lites ence ares Ft a ER ee eee aig NR tec tace exten erg Walkerton, Ont. 
Nia Ya ME COL WAL TA Lee ees Sef RN eee ia UE tas as lv a sce st ea nade oat Walkerton, Ont. 
BL AI STA ee oe ee SOS Se Oe an Gee, EE Chepstow, Ont. 
Peat O LOST Cl eC rita ore eres, Senet he er ni na Rae Mildmay, Ont. 
Beh ETL GLY CLR 6 MRO a grlice y2 Mn wah ERS a Pi Rien ee VIA ec hea Walkerton, Ont. 
ieee ts iSO reeee ee ie ee ee Se Nie Pa eea Te rele ee heh ea ek Mildmay, Ont. 
Offi cers: 
Birr mee OAC Olle Ee PESLC OM Umum. nitty ae eee a tine ae Nee ave totn a to cae acel Siee Walkerton, Ont. 
Went reOM Til ds V ICO TORIC Cl te sete een he gael ee aie vee Se Walkerton, Ont. 
Pee SeNININGe LOT es Via Neely ey oa. ae core seid miata ee ane Walkerton, Ont. 
Auditors: 
en TEC Sere eee re ITT Dis yh tee opt Or ows aes Bin Goo kimi eae rey eta ae Walkerton, Ont. 
RUIN MEL YL DOT )C Lr Nemes tn. Neal Sei arnt hs ire a hints niahiede ten, Pade’s eral Walkerton, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $401,401.49. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DecEmMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
Tere tye st Ul ott CAC OICE coke ite cet halo Unt aiacare naeschere shelai ws S pyae abaene eee $183 99 
MET 200) CTL aTE (15s Meme ye Soe oop diets 2174, @ arinpeae Sos sae HELM ee Oe eres eu ae 74 063 
SETI ATO LOLI R Cd PAVMeNtS OL LOE Toe eke evans wie ee eee Male oe ee 263 86 
Prior instalments on fixed payments (not extended) ......... $67 84 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied .................. $401,401 49 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 4,938 98 
———-—+———— _ 396,462 5f 
mamount of office furniture (not extended) .........0.b....000. $200 00 
ARETE EP ESEVS] Jo Sar Dean een a Ieee eR ks MRP F ranean Wan Brae Re ane $396,984 39 
LIABILITIES. 
ESE Gen POV ETO LAL + oy wh -tous Sit racviyeuea od= © idee hoe og, Mvletane ere aye inte ieee m6 $2,729 00 
SESE Po C5 RAG Po beets Wee Mae PAIS RT NOI BP ier hic Pn Na $2,729 00 


~ 


. B 206 THH REPORT OFTHE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $676 84 
Gash received, for fixed payments of 1917 src setts crete ete eee ee eee $36,812 19 
4 DILOT? -VEARS | PSRs ye UH ccee oeaheneee eee eters mee ne ts erg ee 69 10 
eB INTEL ESTES. cerca Wa oo SE Obey ES COE ee ae en 588 55 
“s DOrrow ed. MONEY we, Aiea ae, ee eee eae ee ee et ee 2,129 00 
a re-insurance on lOSsseSiese 4. os cea ks aie eee ents eee ne 235 00 
5 all “other (SOUrCES. 2 See te etal Geo Cee eis Coane en eee 56 01 
ie investment (notsextended) ....:..........5%. $6,500 00 
Total sreceipte) s2. seen ee Oh Le 1A PUL aaa PAM Brel nt $40,489 85 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
AMOUNt paid Tor COMMISSION ANdereeSa.. . wselcer 12 ts trite te ae eee $1,358 00 
- POMC Sem temencee Ligh ne inal Bee ie heb crie ta eRake dead ea Ga Neer ae 25 00 
che statutory assessment and license fee ................ 133 27 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 2,843 86 
she fire marshaletax 7 oe soccoune es oie eee one ee ee ee to ee 
ue printing, stationery, and sad vVertising a. a ae eee 421 25 
i" postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 273 62 
Hs Investization:Of; ClAaIM Ss Gna eee ee ea eee eee 496 35 
CARES ayes ss cee a Ses ee ake ON ee eo Pa eres tees ee ee 22 80 
4 IN COTES Pew ee ee Seren lere one ree Oreo eee mar ee 40 40 
fuel-and lighter lca. we cae ete te See 25 00 
Total- expenses of manacementy..c 2 see cee eee $5,762 80 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 .................. 189 58 
ee losses which occurred during 1917 .................. 39,901 00 
ae FE-INSUPANGE. 2. Seek ee ee es oe ie he ee 392 33 
i TeDate!, 4 sk deutch delete Satoh ie shiek cae nee nen ee 165 99 
a repayment “of: 10a Ge cee ee eee ee eee ee 1,000 00 
e other sexpenses 22. d5 exe ee eo eee ea eee eee 71 00 
Total “expenditure —222% cota ves Gis hee eae oe as Oe cle eee eee $47,482 70 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount of Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
One year. Two years. Three years. Four years. Total. 


INU CUA Series, ee ctor $89,600 00 $44,050 00 $12,666,915 00 $4,055,475 00 $16,856,040 00 
Less re-insurance P 

on Mutual Sys- 

COT AMie eis pitia sd, © Meh ee rae 206;680200 es ee eee 206,580 00 
Net risks actually 

Carre Gy e0.y 

Company at 

31st Dec., 1917 $89,600 00 $44,050 00 $12,460,335 00 $4,055,475 00 $16,649,460 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF LNSURANCE. B 207 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
POLI es miiiarOrces ofS te LOCO DEP LU LO oe tam citer als sin e's echoes te wile ‘GOO $15,702,939 00 
Pocies new ond renewed -Guring. 1917 cone is ewts a ae anes cee es 2,119 5,824,837 00 
Srocsenumber and amount, inetorce duringsLOlt. 2 s.26 ose 3s 10,406 Sad Dot tOeUU 
ie seexpired-and ‘cancelled in LOLT sisy see + peer clots teeate » sears 2,402 4,671,736 00 
ermerisksell sorce ast) Decentber. LOU Tao ign. mene cssye Geeks 20 aeons 8,004 $16,856,040 00 


RULES TOA TIT TASES IIT TIES IOLA 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in, force 31st December, 1917. 


One year. Two years. Three years. Four years. Total. 


Amount oi face 
of all premium 
Notes held by 
Company and 
legally liable 
to assessment.. $2,646 00 $1,290 00 $360,317 00 $109,963 00 $474,216 00 


Amount of all 
premium notes, 
after deducting 
all payments 
thereon, and 
assessments 
PEUTIC. 4-20 a - 2290809 1,124 06 305,995 98 91,985 86 401,401 49 


Amount of prem- 
ium notes re- 
ceived during 
a 2,646 00 952 00 131,065 00 33,202 00 167,895 00 


Payments on pre- 
mium notes of 
1917, including 
all sums credit- 
ed on said pre- 
mium notes: 
Cash paid up to 
3lst December, 
a re me. ar, ee PL SA adres. Pee Ieee ae arate aeddis 16,300 91 


Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes given, by the Company for re-insurance ...... 5,488 00 
ee TEV TILGT oie Tit. CSU CL GOT Wea oes siciscPetvcdei vie: sera ea rere eee al ahaa 2 saws 549 02 
Residue of premium notes for which the Company is still liable .... $4,938 98 


B 208 THE REPORT OF THE No. LO 
HAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, ZURICH. 


Commenced business 3rd February, 1875. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
JORD WH. Sparrow, waa eee ae eee eye ite RE er hes Varna, Ont. 
SOHN PLAILS oie sis Aisle ee ea aan ei es oar ee ee feet Zurich, Ont. 
Bred. Willert  s-viccou Sete ety et eo re ee ee eer Dashwood, Ont. 
Christian Stade... flo t a ee ae a ee nee ee eee eee Dashwood, Ont. 
Wim bamonticn: ins as ree toe ee ee ee Zurich, Ont. 
Wins COnsi ty aca teok Aen Sei ci a Mey ee Zurich, Ont. 
JON Plan wis Chey Re ee is ee ee ae ae aa Zurich, Ont. 
Oscar® Fo ROP p rancfeets vs Bale le on ae ee a ae Zurich, Ont. 
Stephen “Webb * avelicnce ict eee ee alesis Peete Oe ea eee ae ee Grand Bend, Ont. 
Officers: 
| & 
John sparrow, President 725.250.0745 7245: et cra eee eaten eee Varna, Ont. 
John: Piaf, \VicePresident. cca. acc ers ee i eee Zurich, Ont. 
Henry Bilberry alee. Mana gera. ites ee ee ee Crediton, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Henry (By, Piles sich | ees ates a ates doe neha ae Aurich, Ont. 
Andrew? Fe Hesse aire kik tick. oo ota tenn eee en ed eae ee Zurich, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $204,346.04. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
Cash on’ deposit; Bank of Commerée Crediton, -O0 = ueeua. toa. scree $5,885 92 
Amount unpaid of assessment levied during 1917 ...................000-. 87 20 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and: assessments “levied 5 225255 ooo bee ee a eee 204,346 04 
Total asse@ts = <..00 sie aoe AE ere ee ee $210,319 16 
LIABILITIES.—None. 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $2,179 93 
Cash received for taking application (not extended) .......... 817 5@ 
Cash. recetved, fixed payments ‘due in, J9L7) 22, 2.0 ee ee ee $815 00 
Cash received for assessments levied during 1917 ................-.--4---- 10,820 53 
Gaghereceiveas10r interest... wove cee cee Loe ee ee Bsr eas hs 4 57 44 


Total receipts .. 2%: olen eee Ne VAG $11,692 97 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 209 
EXPENDITURE. 
Iixpenses of management: 
Cash paid to agents in fees (not extended) .............. $817 50 
Amount paid for on applications filed with Board ................2...., $334 8) 
* investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 96 15 
statutory assessment and license fee ............... 7 26 
printing stationery. and) advertising ©. .4....%. «22. 188 47 
¥ salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ old, BO 
kp travelling expenses 4.4 on wea ee ete ee ue cites Sas 4 50 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............ toveds 
ss POT toe ete ot ane Tete ne eec aren ere es Sigh (Sew ey the eee 33 00 
ss OCNETr’ OX PETISES et eesae ys casreeke <r eC eae coon ee ee ee 5 00 
POC eexPenses Oh MANAZCMON te es dita chk ons 5 ae bisa ane, eee $1,161 00 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for-losses which occurred during 1917 ... nie ee ees tes 6,825 98 
LOCA MECKDOIIUIL U Lemire he cers Ghar Rtn ove weeees waatacait alan eie ens emcee $7,986 98 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 3ist December, 1917. 


Four vears. 


Rt OE Marrs, eed eee econ ye eas yoke ot ame ep, TB Sirk uel vberaa e a0o, eh renal els pl eat nepal 3 GOEL, ORO 


MOVEMENT OF RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
mercies st Lorcesa let December, L916 Sic. knee te wt rae de 2,040 $5,172,780 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ..................2.05- 545 1,572,785 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 2,585 $6,745,565 00 
Preeseoxynired anid Cancelled in L9LT ence ee bb eee wate ak oo eee 555 1,329,940 00 
Mecericns in foree sist December; 1917 vel)... cctekars... dae. 2,030 $5,415,625 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in 


force 31st December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company and legally 


liable to assessment 


aay 6!) ae. €! 6 6.P SC) 6 8 OS) Bh em) Be 6) 0), @) BIL S) ele: <elpw 8) We pl B'S, Stele, 6 ee Ore ee! wi a om 


$223,615 00 


Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 


assesssments levied 


aes) I: 


wie 6 6 @> 16-0) He 0) @ (0: 6 Se R Puie) Pre) 0) 6 SA eee we ete we 6 se) p «het foe ¢. (8) 8 a0, 006 


Siero Clee w ge 68 Chr ale we Le Te 


204,346 04 
65,878 09 


B 210 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


DUNWICH FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, WALLACETOWN. 


Commenced business September, 1880. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Archibald:.-McCColL 1 a .ccreke eines Salone ected ee Rodney, Ont. 
John: MePha il oy oi aches 2 ois ee eels Geo ee rae eer ees Iona, Ont. 
FOR ER GO Wiser eee teers ee oe en a Dutton, Ont. 
JDO. MGPhHersont shes eee oe sete oe aie ee ne ere Campbellton, Ont. 
D>: Carmichdel ~ 2c5 4.8 oo. fe ee ee ee ere West Lorne, Ont. 
Alex iMeLachlin «i 0.28 ae cee ce oe ee ee eee Iona, Ont. 
Officers: 
Arch. McColl: President:oses ee = ee eee eae eee Rodney, Ont. 
Jvohnn: McPhaili-vice-President)sj.o- cece ere ee tien ee Iona, Ont. 
W. A. Galbraith, Secretary-Treasurer ..............6..... lona Station, Ont. 
Auditors: 
he ME BUG 22:2 2). en oe Oe see eee ge i as teen ta ee Dutton, Ont. 
D.C) "McKellar: oes wis sir ce ir it eee en re eter eee Dutton, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $110,615.45. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Gash ron hand, at’ headsoMice sce ee ee ee eee $88 94 
Cash tin Molsons? Bank Dutton. Ont) he ae ee ee 58 79 
Cash in Merchants Bank, ‘West Lorne, Ont. .................. LiZea9 
Cashein:.Royal, Bank, -DUttonee seen ee ae re ee 567 74 
$887 8&6 
Amount Unpaid of: fixed paymentsso6 191 (gees ee eee 456 51 
Amount of premium notes in, force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and ‘assessments ‘levied ie sao i. he ak rc eee eae nt ce ea ee 110,615 45 
Total assets $cc iss oie tes eee ete ROE eo ea ne cee $111,959 82 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount of promissory note due bank 2.323 ae ee ee ee $1,500 00 
Amount of interest accrued thereon ............... PO ee re RPE rag OOF 15 00 
Total (Habilities 2.52.8 oo gan ee re eee $1,515 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $32 80 
PeINOuntoOr Casit-Frecelved. 10r LXC0s DAVINENTSAOLF LOT wc. hl oticke ales! oe ore mis 
ss rt fixed payments due-in prior years ........... 
Si My HANch ct Mh oer A aoe bie, wae core Saler pelt ak fs a a 
ni " DOLLOW CU SCUr To Se OL Gametime oe syne dusiioc sre faa oes 
i ys OLHGTE SOUPCES ei rater atts eee riya actus eae 
HXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
PMOUDLEp alas Orel VEStIPatiOle Ole ClalMisip sn cere s cee crac el vas cece cena eter ae 
¥ DON USPCOe aS OD ES ee ree cea ea ee ee hae ote Ree coun cnr cd 
i TEA NVaRCOSUG EE rome Cater lo Suh cvceeat Sat aie terete caehern arene CRE ieee 
a TO COYT CS Ue amet nr eae ote eae iv oti or see ce teeta 
‘i EPA. Vel Baten DETISCSME nee meretiancts Pas ere ne iote he siocel metre one 
ce postage, telephones, telegrams and express ........... 
ae statutory assessment-and) license: 2. se ee ex thee ep etee 
th Drinting estalionery. ands advertising! ...6. 200.0 «- 
se salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 
a LTOBIUATS a WLAN Aes eens wre ede ee ete ee me tiee es ctaaes eee 
= POT tee etcoR cia en ein OE re eee eae Manas fh e's tes rotate paar 
i Other Vexpen SOS ae wee ees oy. eters ene ke dea ie ed rate ae, san ena 
Totaieexpenses Ob, Management ©. cic cards cise asc seete ee sanded lone Sas Bye 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ...:...............0:- 
od PODAL CUR CP LU Pel voce croc relat sie then sh toioler efoto steven: halen eee ee 
FLOLAIBEX DCT OILUIT Om erence ila dine caro eb cscs cvetelavec be olttae meant 


Mutual. . 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in. force 31st December, 1917. 


eile sie tshe =) aialse) (ee) etka) 6 Je) Bile) \e) @ (eee) s. mle! ele ale) 6° a see) @) €\6. os (0) 10, ee) oe 0) (¢) @ ouieyenie| is) “s) (a kes he mele 5a 4. @ 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. 
faticies in force $list December; 1916 2.0.2... ces bsmeecesdsaes 1,361 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ......cccccscdl eee mes 204 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 1,565 
Beemeciirensand cancelled InwlOh7e $i are set sche fee hae we 207 
Memrisks in force Sist December, 1917 . 2. cadens cts ceca woes 1,358 


$10,368 01 


10 
00 
85 
00 
70 
85 
66 
50 
60 
89 
25 
00 


$907 40 


8,538 54 
67 O1 


$9,512 95 


Four years. 
$3,239,365 00 


Amount. 
$3,140,850 00 
511,450 00 


$3,652,300 00 


412,935 00 


$3,239,365 00 


ee eS eee 
SR RTPI AT EY LIMOS PE PELE 


B 212 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally 


Via ble:-to sASSESSINENT ©. 5a %s 4 ce oe oc eiater tee Chap ie receiies gre lets reindeer $125,974 60 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assesements levied © 4%. se a's ociscaie +h leanne ate satel abe en metas once eee een ee ene 110,615 45 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 20,458 00 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: - 
Cash-paid up to 3lst December. 1917s. cee eee 1,350 72 


LIABILITIES.— None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 213 
ELMA FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ATWOOD. 
Commenced business 22nd March, 188}. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
Biri aS iets REALE dx cet tecceeae Pele eaters ca ticaers ke Listowel (R.R. 2), Ont. 
A PATS WU EAT 4 8 ek lar coe, ARR ay Fic ere aes ci ear aR eg Monkton (R.R. 3), Ont. 
ee alo Clee eres ee a a ae reer ine ata bocce shawn ape Atwood (R.R. 3), Ont. 
EFOOLL ORL CLAN oes eect a eae ere oie) eel pe rma Se Listowel (R.R. 2), Ont. 
ETE TESS oe COW LIL ee a ee a oe as ery ies ete ee wt 6 Atwood (R.R. 2), Ont. 
REESE TIC Gat rere ee ee oe iis aces ove eta orn ok Millbank, Ont. 
Te eit li ee eee ee ee eae tee SO es Oh ae area « ALWOOG 7( htt. 4) 7 Ont 
PE TREE LSI GL et ares ed ore Pen ee aa Se eee ak Brussels (R.R. 3), Ont. 
POD MDCTISTEL Cams eee nities rele Cea oe Seis. cones te xadshill (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers: 
nomass lt soltarererresidentes. 1... so. anes oa Listowel -(R.R, 2), Ont, 
PAIMeSeMOMALL VICEZETESICCN Le, co ale eae sles Sees. Monkton (R.R. 3), Ont. 
J. R. Hammond, Secretary-Treasurer .............. Atwood, Ont. 
Auditors: 
PME Sere WVEOLOTE cPeett, Mer cya rons Heiss bie son <lere oh ae nt Atwood (R.R. 2), Ont. 
LLCS BEd ae LOTTE SO LE re ee say era ete een el atone cousin ele) wis Henfryn, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $230,130.75. 
STATEMENT FoR THE YEAR ENDING 31St Drecenuper, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
Seievaiie ol loan company debentures 2.40.03 fewer cute eee era eee $5,000 00 
DETRLIACTIC  A OTUCE et ore Ae ide ote de 2 Pe Sele Mere ea Meee $157 63 
BMT eGoOnK OL FlaAmlitOMeALWOOd sc 6 ce e-5 toys ac etge + soe oie ee ae 4,956 68 
meee oteriing bank, Monkton, Ont. o. 26.655 .3 005 eceeae ee. 1,536 63 
6,650 94 
mmiouut unpaid. of assessment Jevied during 1917... 2. ers ia. ws oh ate 369 24 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
PTA RGESETIICIILS MOVIGGU:) cac5- ao has totic clots Boks MEEBO inert tons wee bees ea 230,130 75 
TT UOLAEs ASSOLR ec a recht ee hie haan NLR ec MIRA ORES NLT e Fa ele vo beche a 0 $242,150 93 


B214 THE REPORT OF THE No: 10 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash al sist December, 1916 (not: extended)... 0: «. sea ee es $13,704 15 
Cash ‘received ‘for assessments levied during 1917 .....4..0% 2. 2c. ce os oe $6,923 46 
“1 assessments leviedshefore “1917 2 ee ee eee 432 45 
i interest <<. <..ck #65 eeledeies ER ne eee eee 303 70 
TOUAI= TECEI DUS: 50). Sie dis sake boca whee ae ett coe ee vette a Nese te eae tO ea ee $7,659 61 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
AMOUNE paid for: taxes — 702. cee <ee te fecieeny eo ee ra eee ee ee $4 22 
Me Investigation <r claims .2 ae eee ee ee ee 84 50 
oh postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 63 00 
i statutory assessment and license ................... 43 61 
- printing, stationery and advertising 220. 2/.7.7-.. 2. 75 00 
* salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............ = 522 10 
cs TONG oer We ee ae cee tae ek Seen gece len ah er cen 10 00 
. fire. marshialctax toys srrercacee it oe oe ee a eee 29 91 
* BUTOTIOCS icc0 se oh oa ertre y Oe ete ate etcetera eee ae ee 14 77 
| Total expenses- of “managemen tee a. soe a eae ee ee $847 11 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid for losses which occurred during 1917 .................. 8,827 46 
3 TEDATC oF ek wc & tere Soe. pth crake a een seek et Renee ey cn reais oe 38 35 
H invested Loan Co. debentures (not ex- 
tended Ji30, AGES he ee sete ee earner. $5,000 00 
Totaliexpenditure: 2.7% <2 ahaa ee See ee ete eee $9,712 92 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Four years. 


MUEUAL OS os Se ere ge eee EAS ret Or tn et ley eh ae $4,951,335 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 31st December, 19L6 9o.. mee. sence ee eee 1,468 $4,727,260 00 
Policies new -and ireviewed) during 1917 cs...) eee 461 1,615,375 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 1,929 $6,342,635 00 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 .:........... Mette vaste eke 449 1,391,300 00 
Net risks in force 3lst. December, 1917 “<..2..0.......0-8 ote =.= 1,480 $4,951,335 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


s 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 215 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face value of all premium notes held by Company and legally 


PAD Oe CORR SSCSSII OTL bien re we cre eas a Coa chet rea Mae RE rere ran aoe 6 oS bce $247,566 75 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
SSE STILE IL Les VLE eee ora acter eee res ons ee IETS Pee, heer metal eandeatete eis Ne acs 230,130 75 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .............0000% 80,768 75 


B 216 


THE REPORT OF. THE No. 10 


SOUTH EASTHOPE FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


Directors: 
Haw. Caister a. 2c062 See are ee ee eee Tavistock, Ont. 
Conrad Wilke ..c... coe fos os eae ee eee Yavistock, Ont. 
BI Wettlaufer.c. (ae hee ee ee eee Tavistock (R.R. 3), Ont. 
AS He GOrink 2050 Se 6 tee eee ee ee Woodstock, Ont, 
TAS Hermans. chiah sees 2 od ee ee eee Tavistock, Ont. 
R&GMurrayieee. (oo ee eee Ree at eee Tavistock, Ont. 
John Pletsch © ..2003 eee 2 Se Se ee CP ALLOTO Let ae4 eee 
JasvimeCal lum von is oleae eee cee ee eer Stratford (R.R.-1), Ont. 
DeGoolke ies OP e. arna rete tt Pen eae ae ee Le New Hamburg (R.R. 38), Ont. 
Officers: 
KE... Caister President. eno ree ee ce Tavistock, Ont. 
Conrad: Wilker,- Vice-President 422 -444.-- 52-4 ee Tavistock, Ont. 
W. S. Russell, Secretary-Treasurer cele (gt al 205 ao Tavistock, Ont, 
Auditors: 
1 OA eae.) Fy Aap katt mt SS ye pce ees CS Ie) Sk Se ee vs Shakespeare, Ont. 
JamessSmith 3 cee ct ee ro ee eee Shakespeare, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $197,342.60. 
STATEMENT FOR TITE YEAR ENDING 318Sr DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Cash on hand at -héad -omece mx: sree ceete ee  e ee ee e $452 74 
Cash tin’ Standard Bank, slavistock =. ol eee 8,370 56 
Cash in Standard Bank, Hickson ose 70-8 ty ee eee eee 267 23 
Cashsin Royal) Bank, 4Stratiord ee ee ee ee ee ee 1,475 80 
——_————_ $10,566 33 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and: assessments levied =.) 000.9500. ee ee ee ee eee 197,342 6¢ 
Amount unpaid: of assessments of 1917s aa eee ee ee ee 529 39 
Otal ‘assets ‘=. 3505 Cul ete ee cee eee eee et ee ee $208,438 32 
LIABILITIES, 
Aniount of tosses: supposed, or reported.3. 00 2 ee ee ee eee $825 88 . 


HEAD OFFICE, TAVISTOCK. 


Commenced business 28th December, 1s71. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B21% 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (mot extended) ......... $7,055 09 
Cash received for assessments levied during 1917)... 0.5 02. 6 ccc sae $5,100 09 
. AREEGRINEN(S LEVIS aDriOLMelOal Ge Mii mre ate ore Cites o Sanh etre ee « 444 83 
= TNE OL CSUs See ee es are eee PTS ie felic ¥ belo Ae Le audi n Swed a OM 1s 121 10 
PPOTATATOCE] Distasi secrets Gre eit ere eee re et he Ota dies Ew ug'a $6,301 02 


EXPENDITURE. 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid for salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ $350 00 
+ AB WarCOSUS se Geeks GAG oie ake of Te eaca ese ola ciate ara oan alae cre eee alo 

i‘ statutory assessment and license fee ................ 40 73 
printing, stationery and advertising ...........<.... 137-50 

“ Ge lar slice Cel Mame rete a nie ceases Ree Line ees iy RTE S 28 33 

- postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 62 72 

: PTAWELIIN PEER PEN SCS ic cet er toate coca s ol ooo ate aie ins GLEN aoe alt 20 00 

S PSR sr oe” Soy dd Niet Seg a an oe and tw PR ane ps Ar Noy Sa ea 15 00 

* PO VES EAULON MOLE CLALINS mar porters worecedcransies oon cage fe wae 61 90 

fy COLLECTIN SA ASSESSINED Pe fe escheat treyscat aha, BPP ede tua tne sere 85 00 

* OLN EEAER NCU SOS ww pacer es Hate crores teen cute ak, Gree cept coca 12 00 

TLOtH ie EXDCNEES. Ol aMaAnOSemMment, 6 acces a oe Aa ee ere $851 08 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Cachapiidetor iodsésswihichsoccurred; during 1917 “2.2722... 3,255 wee ee eee FAD 
PCOLa Ge DONU TAIL Gumae oo.) ahs leech cae eG aces Lee rad oe Meee on eee $2,789 78 


G 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 
CRETE LP MeO Pe ale ero Meee he a hy 6S a WY. dink Sead Yo Madea wa Clin Res Soe esa $4,398,140 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Pelcies in force sist December, 1916. 2... fcc. ccc eae ces 1,458 $4,373,440 06 
Poncies new and renewed during 1917 .......05004 ee. een ee 348 1,011,340 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,806 $5,384,780 00 
Seeeneniared -andscancelled. in 1917 occas. 2 os, Sie. Msi can ede ee 348 986,640 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 ....... IN tela 1,458 $4,398,140 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 218 THEREPO RTO RH No. 10 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


LO MASSCSSTNONE oe ea ee Ses hE A cad See shes ee rit cate rer a $219,907 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments. levied.” 2 occsnsn «© cls Ge ore erates) Sento Grate eke ee ee nears eee aa 197,342 00 
Amount of premium: notes received during the year 1917 ............. Bete eiee 50,567 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 


premium notes: 
Amount of cash paid to 31st December, LOS ToS h ae te ene oe 1,202 91 


1918. SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 219 


MAPLE LEAF FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, COLUMBUS, 


Commenced business 19th August, 1895. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
SUR Ta MM UITEA CIR SV aE Met poay sy 8 reusn or s.0 0 GSE oc a eae SES cre nase clears aaa att eens Columbus, Ont. 
UMAR ELT OL OT ete yc lac ese Riel ole el eretetia: evrels, si apard tas eratess tet are als Pickering, Ont. 
SL eOVEOUIIOD S11) armec ete with Arca. «fone ar et Wei at CRS RGA tae ore ea Oshawa, Ont. 
POLETMORTISL Gap errr eet pol eels ten ern a he ers ae tas eceta ae Manchester, Ont. 
CEVA A OER HID ECEE W Alp gs Sr eee ry aaa eee Nh ea tlaeeh eRe se eee Kirby, Ont. 
dye ile FOVOUR ACE Putas Ue acc i Race yee ihe ci Tia?) A au a aan Ea eva en BN ee Enniskillen, Ont. 
aN 1G NL AC KOT) ZG eee ee geysers tre tes wie Sere ial al nie ehells te Scueae ence Oshawa, Ont, 
PSPC PEW GDSLOT ety one eel ee Shree ace gee pes ty WeSC EARL Whitby, Ont. 
SMe ORN Vd Li be TY) mene etree tens te SoM cee cchs cu orate hen esa: at etamase opts cele Hampton, Ont. 
EDR OT Aliment ete e a Ear OR Rae ome setics aC atc ost ow staat Claremont, Ont. 
SNartess Ga GOTH Mal. bets Str re see crn e nde pis, ute ss oye ante nec Brooklin, Ont. 
Pd LCV CLL emVEn ey Ab yspurn eh cn cits oe tions eee eee a Seto ie ne ew eye ssiche eke Burketon, Ont. 
Officers: 
Nene oinitity Mob er resident janes cl ous atte id otar steers Columbus, Ont. 
Noansburkholder, Vice-President... 0.0). 6addie owed tie we Pickering, Ont. 
Vidi eee iT VeEScISOCTOLAry ci. s cans citece ate aed ee we aes Vokes Columbus, Ont. 
SAMISOTeI LO UCTS a DTeASUICr se: outs dae dela seme Va ee bs ae Columbus, Ont. 
Auditors 
EDTA Vige rie OL ee peer tte eee Ser cic as ee wat soos wd he oh ol Oe as Cedar Dale, Ont. 
CVV SME ETM Chi SMe tie ON es et ota are GW ayes Arch ahesone rs ae oh ween are Prince Albert, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $158,227.30. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Mei mrieeInOrteages..On real C8tate <5 ease cnc esc ass wale ste cle mem eas Cerne $2,000 00 
Amount of municipal and Loan, Company debentures .................... 35,630 59 
Peri tieragieOnenands) at NCAWs OMICE, As. cece dec ops ce nace wees ewes $117 91 
Peratieine standards banks: OSNAWA oe ae cies csr: ore bie apiece ee wheels Sea's 462 60 
ee 580 51 
Pain LeOLetipAlganxKed DAVIMCNtS,.OL Tice le fest criss ctetstar niet sia Me data le os4 « 598 25 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- . 
ments thereon and assessment levied ..................... $158,227 30 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 3,078 00 
— 155,149 30 
ory Sede BAST @ Pet By oes ea Re EE A a I a ee 479 31 
Waa) Lot petty 0 ey Sema ep etic one ey Rg 9 Don Ai a a rr $194,437 96 


B 220 THE REPORT OP THE No. 10 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount of reported. lOSS -s.5. sawn fe we rede oe A er ee ee $800 00 
RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $13,351 49 
Sash’ received for, fixed payments of 1917 74.9 0 ee eee $18,500 80 
sf fixed payments: of priorsyéars.. 2]. ee ok ee ee 383 70 
‘ Interest duriae 1917 nt re ee ee ee eee eee 21934 
- re-insUrance wn losses vo. ca os a eer ae eee ae 56 80 
¥ from other #60urces tee ee tena. eee hee ene 8 05 
: investments (not extended) ................ $2,448 23 
otal -receipts tic aks aye ut oe ate een te ieee eee nd cee gee $21,143 06 
A eS St ee 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Cash paid for agents’ commission, fees and bonus .................... $2,998 20 
es investigation and adjustment ‘ol Claims 22. ....4..3. 3 112 00 
2 salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ..°22.:..05......506. 1,966 40 
: travelling vexpenses ~c<ice. 5 eos cee me ret eee ee reece 30 00: 
is statutory assessment and license fee .............+..+%.- 56 93 
rs fire marshabeta xk escne cs etree eee ee ag ae ee ee 63 19 
oh printing; stationery. and: advertisingi2 2. i124. 4a ee 378 66 
: postage, telephone, telegrams and freight ................ 170 53 
e TEN te. ot ea a ae ee eee 27 00 
cs othér, @XPenses. chi he Be ee ee ee a ee 38 50 
Total expenses iof. management 223. aa ce eee $5,841 41 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ...................... 24,148 03 
rebates os Picea ee Be NEG aac (ae et ens ce ee ee 246 34 
“ fOANSUTAILCE”.- 5. 0c bi nee lai See een Beene eee 339 80 
- Ganadian Red Cross and Patrictic® Kunds. 27.) a) oe 1,000 00 
. invested in Canada War Loan (not extended) $4,786 69 
Total expenditure (2 iads scan es aa oe tee ee $31,575 58 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
One year or less. Two years. Three years. Total. 
UULULL deepen este oa toee fie a OE $29,200 00 $18,050 00 $6,879,970 00 $6,927,220 00 
ROAMEUTANCEH. -c ee aos ake be ee eee ee ge Oe ee 129,250 00 129,250 00 


Net risks carried at 31st | 
December, 19172". 4.77254 $29,200 00 $18,050 00 $6,750,720 00 $6,797,970 00 


SON Te SE aa SE ASO REA EE ERR) FR SL ES ES | STS ES 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 221 


MoveMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number, Amount. 
Poicies in) force gist December, 191G ) 2. ork. nee Boe wen. 3,907 $6,363,290 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 .............0e eee vene 1,683 2,766,155 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 5,590 $9,129,445 90 
mesesexuired and. Cancelled sin: 19177 wuct.> oy wa bis ncce se ete ee ss 1,413 2,202,225 00 
eee tinkein et07TCe, 318 seCemDEl eLOLT a, we cece seis 3. el cloreie = 4,177 $6,927,220 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917, 


One-year Two-year Three-year 
risks. risks. risks, Total. 
Amount of face of all premium 
notes held by Company and 
legally liable to assessment. . $842 50 $543 60 $206,591 70 $207,977 890 
Amount of premium notes, after 
deducting all payments there- 


on and assessments levied .. 727 30 447 20 157,052 890 158,227 30 
Amount of premium notes re- 
ceived during the year 1917 .. 1,006 85 251 40 75,912 00 77,170 25 


Payments on the premium notes 
of 1917, including all sums 
credited on said premium 
notes, viz.: 
(a) Cash paid up to 3ist 
December, 1917 .......... 134 85 46 90 18,319 05 18,500 80 
(0) Notes for fixed payment 
or assessments unpaid 
Ste GASLe DOCAN DELaerol tan AHURA.) Lack aes 598 25 598 25 


Amount of premium notes given : 
PORTO SUT ACO. oo eae ba eae 8 ae faa ae $3,892 50 $3,892 50 
messrpayments made thereon 2. s2iieecs © fa ae ost 814 50 814 50 


Aste ee SS, ee eS ———— 


' Residue of said premium notes 
for which the Company is 
SLE WEEN GY Tey, aye on, ak, SSA ais, Sa Ne SRA Ran ge nL $3,078 00 $3,078 00 


22 THE REPORT OF THE 


Pak 
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food 
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DUFFERIN FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, SHELBURNE. 


Commenced business Ist June, 1895. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Ward ted GLEY cnt. tee We ost apatia Wie te tae ide eee ek teat cae Shelburne, Ont. 
Samuel” Barler ssa sch sete Oe ee ee eee eee Rosemont, Ont. 
Joshua “A, Marahball s. M0) sca teeue bint a Be sud eh tac otcrete Peni oie: een ele eee eee 
Mistiam “McGhee vtec. sonics sitet ie oe eae eee es boca Melancthon, Ont. 
THOMAS?) CONIN GS eet eee we Chere ee or ee et Mansfield, Ont. 
JOHN). Braldens crs ae re ooo ae ie ee gees . Shelburne, Ont. 
THOMASUSITMG a4 Age cterare ee Chore A ote ceeecine ain aie eek ee Grand Valley, Ont. 
Georges L yon eS ie as ak er es an ee ee ee Jessopville, Ont. 
[Wea W JW ATTIOC ike ne. ce sere ie eteesae Te che ds tote we Grand Valley, Ont. 
Wane Park ait, noose eae eee PS Re Pea. Grand Valley, Ont. 
Geo* Best h, wick oo se ee Avie vee ee ee oe Shelburne, Ont. 
Officers: 
Wid. Jelly, SPresident sinc. ast oie peceistiteetes tae ape ietaeers Shelburne, Ont. 
Samuel Barber, Vice-President 2.4. a ee Rosemont, Ont. 
T. Whalley,.Secretary and Manager ............... Shelburne, Ont. 
Auditors: 
We He Reid eee arias seeaave tie tareiee cs ie hae nearer Shelburne, Ont. 
Samuel Patterson)... .<tctwteere ers aiiers cleats eters tate Shelburne, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $159,633.93. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
Gashevalue. OF MOrtvakess'... sc eo aa foe aes hae tert. chen te ee ered eee $1,000 00 
Cash; value of bonds, Canadae War -h0anv. eee ee ee eee 3,000 00 
Cashzin= Union Bank, Shelburne... ee ee Slioasnol 
Casheine Royal. Bank: Grandavalleys 2: cease eee ee 1,391 97 
Cashsin Bank of. Hamilton), Orangeville: i041 eee 605 77 
Cash-in; pank of Toronto, ‘Shelburneés ae. eee Te rok esp 
Se 9,122 62 
Cashsinragzents’ hands 2n7.:.%4 0 as aes apne Seabee aes GRO cy eteion crake che te et seen eee 387 45 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and: assessments levied . a6 chev ceo ccc eae an erat Cre eet em ee 159,633 93 
Total: ASSOCS sccc esis see Ge eeentered heal Wate CEI Te een ee $173,144 00 


SS SS Se 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 2238 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $8,147 86 
PHSMETOCeLV Oras) 15 eU) Da VICI Lon Ole Lal Giese thee Seer ene oi nde ete ileal sectias ere see 4 $10,436 54 
be TXCUs Dav INCOLes Ob DL Oley Cae een ge oie cl a tiers wrote heres 20 44 
INTEL OSES sels Kee a Pee ares eye whale hie RES SEE ga wasn hs 432 46 
€ agents halances: of 1916 recetvedsin, LOL Tv ica eo 0.c ocr ot ane 489 99 
y PASOMNOU PELs Alds Otero eee wails artnet ate o.0 67 00 
= from matured investments (not extended) ....$1,000.00. 
SLOPAI ST CCOLDUS aici ar brit <pa aeyt oeereeece > ieere Seep ie ota oe ae, $11,446 43 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
AIOUn Lena los lOreiievestl cation: Oly CLAMINGN 216 ae -tasnieenn oA Lecter Sn $45 50 
4 LA VElLIN Ss CXPENSestere ea. ce er ic ee Le ae ee 2° 00 
i HY OGIMEATSIAIE TA Meee crater irae fee cee ee een co dae ted ene 40 57 
+ COMMS OD BLO PAP CIING fern tire ee eet in en eee ne 625 50 
5 PET Ce eee Ee ere a Peeks oy eles ates i eee eee 13 00 
th statutory assessment and license fee ................ 47 13 
2: printing, stationery and advertising. ................ ie og 
u salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 867 50 
4 postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 132 00 
is undérwriters’ fees, and all other ....2...22s2...-... : 26 10 
POCA Pox DCISeSLOlA IDG UOSEGIICN te 1m ao sen cele en a renee em eeten ee $1,920 47 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ................... 6,501 08 
4 TEAL Cpe ee ee i Re ha ete aha hare NE ee are 76 88 
a investment—Canada War Loan _ (not 
GXTCTI CC ween eee oes eee eats tg rey eer oe $2,973 24 
Total expenditure .......... SON BUR vg Sori ip oribna inc Aas Are $8,498 43 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Re emnt fl Me tees oto iol althnte: a) epee oats, 9's leNp d..0 ie Aare 2 ciate hota ao ieieroenwee Benen ane ahem $5,206,285 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System, Number. Amount. 
Pea esas Orce ss) 6be DOCcem Der, 1916" 2. ied ce ecw Be ee 2,386 $5,156,865 00 
Moucies wew -and-renewed. during 1917) 2.0. Js. .t wen nes on 834 1,873,975 00 
Peostanumber and amount ini foree during 19l7 fr......2. 6. 3,220 $7,030,840 00 
eee xpircocand: cancelled sin (1917. eer Gk eee 860 1,824,555 00 
Grrmriske ino torce sist December, 191%.) 2.0.0 bea oe neeiowes ce 2,360 $5,206,285 00 


RET EDT AE SALAS RETA AST AO ES TOSS 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


24 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10. 


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PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
$179,985 08 


LO<ASSESSINICNE 5b Foss de Cayo ace Cee ae ete gee) CORRE eae ene eee es ei eet sree 
Amount of all premium notes after deducting all payments thereon and 

ASHESSIMENtS Tevied.. wails. fiace ca ee eee ee te es eke eee ora erste enact as fee eee 159,633 93 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 64,452 79 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 


premium notes: 
Cash paid up to 3ist=Decem berg lol 7~ sa. 42 ee eee ee 3,867 09 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 225 


DOWNIE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ST. PAUL’S. 


Commenced business 2ist April, 1884. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 


Str aul saris en te 


POTTVENLUL Da Vater da catc = oh ous fe carers ois We aN hy eraae hae eee 
OUT LOTITO Vat ecee or il os te hearts ® Ole Caieais maecsis Stratford (R.R. 2), Ont. 
WEEP Mees (LIED UT) et eeae tern ter) ter er Metal g aleisies Ciera se. etacs toe Stratford (R.R. 5), Ont. 
RETAP ICS MIS RL Cte re eer geass otis ood ewe slated aie stares St. Mary’s (R.R. 5), Ont. 
James Muir .......... ee Pe NG trate ee wieder Sheree St. Mary’s (R.R. 5), Ont. 
LONG F ES ALM SU CON Sites tore, ceteris eve eis echt Gun sein os Rostock, Ont. 
Officers: 
OHH oO MUTTAV s+ LTOSLUCT torcrc sole cit triers caekeceseie he sce oo cs St. Paul’s (R.R. 2), Ont. 
John Dempsey, Vice-President ...............20eee, Stratford (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Thos. H. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer .............6. Sebringville (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Auditors: 
ERE EE) ee eae oe oan ate ec ae ade Deli aaleie eae wie eles es vie Stratford (R.R. 3), Ont. 
POO A TINSULO! Carrere ce ei ee ls: cake satis eo cile wes +e aukjate 4, oie St. Paul’s (R.R. 4), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $92,530.57. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3181T DecempBer, 1917. 


ASSETS. 


acm in British Mortgage Loan Co., Stratford ...:.......%.. 


MaerP ite HHO Val) Han IS LPaLLONd . ss aii oc ee oles He as cpr -oiae pte ee 1,854 10 
Pantin sterling: bank, Sebringville i... 2.0 saiee wee da peewee = 2,059 30 
$7,348 28 
POUR UNAIG Ol ASSeCOSIMEN tS. Of LOL Tice oie oe ecw canola are aoe ce MM Per aRS heDles whee ar Sie’ 128 19 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied prior to 1917... ............-....006% 2 43 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
REC ROEAE TONIC (OV ICU UNs «chor uate cose ana kas neeaee Bite elena g dln oleee Se bases on 92,530 57 
Ota) ASSCLGc A. csc oc Roa wae ee cue ne Ty ae $100,009 47 


PCE AT EL IRE TY SLA 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


B 226 THE REPORT. OF HE . No. 10 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $8,712 98 
Cash received for ‘assessments leviedin 1917 eee es ee se gee ore ere eG ete $3,796 26 
a assessments: lévied/in-prior yearse.... 26s eerie eek Sone ae 104 02 
aie INLELTESE Sri. tance Cm caee MP ee eRe meee PF eo Pe 196 57 
ii gasoline engine permits: foo. 2 ae as yee ee eee 84 00 
Total. receipts.” vaices ee ose cine etic ne cle armies ere ee eee 4,180 85 . 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount, paid; for: rent. < acnslos cca eo oieee De te ee ee ee ae ee ee ere $6 00 
WN statutory assessment and Jicense 2 ..2..-.. esc coween « olen 
“f fire: -marshial taxa cece. cise eve iote cise oe ein oe ener 17 26 
ae travelling -expensés.. sc. se ee foe ee eee: 24 00 
is salaries, directors’ and. auditors’ fees ............... StZULS 
oy printing, stationery and agdverLising =. 151. ari te 5115 
+ investigation ‘Otvclalms (es. os ee tees ete een 32 00 
r postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 32 88 
oe other. expenses 77.3 oie eres ieee aie ee ee eee 6 00 
Totalmexpenses ols Manazementary cn ei ache te ete ee enene rs eeeecrene Sola sol 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Amount paid tor, losses. incurred in819170 0.2 ee eee ee ee be eok 4,972 24 
Total’ expenditures... oon. cecteccster eee ee nee ai Net eee $5,545 55 


CURRENCY or RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
IMEC bos ad ge Bee ee ee ee ee eee eco oe $3,318,225 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


* Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in’ forces31st. December, L916 sc eee ee ee 1,031 $3,216,250 00 
Policies newvtand renewed, duringt 219179). 7..7 ee. ee eee 363 1,134,005 00 
Gross number and-amount in force during 1917 ~6.....-) eee 1,394 $4,350,255 00 
esseexpired and cancelledwinvl91t.2. cee es eee ee 360 1,032,030 00 
Netirisksiin ‘frorce’31st).December, 4917.90 an. sorte eae ee 1,034 $3,318,225 00 


(EE SS OE EL 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 227 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


PO PASSCCOSCINONE cic ay coals sooteie en ceede ale cyelgl ctoiuae sites serch atahe wtaca ktetnae en phe Goylt ere & ole pa’ $99,546 75 
Amount of all premium notes on policies in force 31st December, 1917, 
after deducting all payments thereon and assessments levied ......... 92,530 57 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 34,020 15 


B 228 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10: 
NORTH AND SOUTH DORCHESTER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 


HEAD OFFICE, HARRIETSVILLE. 


Commenced business 8th January, 1869. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Jat. Dance. Losec: 0 ct ae Rien ee ee eee oe ae eT Kingsmill, Ont. 
As Be JacKson. so c.c8bs SA sew prio eee eee cee ee Messley, Ont. 
John A. Charlton 6.772. sey es tah ee Springfield, Ont. 
JAH Barr Ais ee ee ee ee ee ee Harrietsville, Ont. 
S."S. MceDermand inti ee ee ee es Port Burwell, Ont. 
Ho Rickard: Oil. ee ee ere ee eee Dorchester Station, Ont. 
Officers: 
J2.G; (Dance, sPresident --ce4-4. Meee ee een ee Kingsmill, Ont. 
AE Jackson; Vice-President). .5.--4 1 eet nee Mossley, Ont. 
S. Ha Wacey, Secretary.) reasurerec-. eae ee Harrietsville, Ont. 
Auditors: : 
Boe RR. Barr) cee ie Be eee ls ee ne Mossley, Ont. 
WW RIGA ie 5 os ae he tee ener ey le ane ar ee oe Belmont, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $152,007.82. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Canada WarrLoan § castes sis cate seccin Dice aie Santee Sie cue sent ener an nr eee ae $1,000 00 
Gash on hand -at- head*omice. .8 Ws. o eee ee eee) een ee eee $32 80 
Gash: deposit in=Royal iBank, Ingersoll 2.- 4.2) 2 ee ee 529 94 
. Royal «Banki-Ayl meres tee oe oe ee ee 6,449 36 
. Royal * Bank “Sprineields7....--. sane eee 844 56 
a Bank of Nova Scotia, Harrietsville ............ 17,574 74 
- Bank of Toronto, Dorchester Station, Ont. .. T77 43 
——_—__—— 26,208 83 
Amount; unpaid of ‘fixed ‘payments: 191 Tie. ee ee ee ee eee re ae 925 45 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and assessments levied ................... $152,007 82 
iess-residue ‘given. for Te-Insurante..9.902t. eee ee eee eee 1,095 90 
150,911 92 
Total assets: a... 22. Ce te a ee ee ee a $179,046 20 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 229 


RECEIPTS, 
‘Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... S20, 7iZveo 
Pea kierTOcelvedyas 1xe0 PAYMentS Glo lol | coc wer tema cmon a as oe pes wet se else's © $11,217 05 
Ma PUXCUS DAYMEN tar Ole DriObe vCal Ss. cee oe sd ss eee lees 29 85 
.: INTEL CSL a ec rein ntee heey oh Mee ee as tas 683 91 
PLOUREATOCEID ates trceteere 0s tee cc ey Det emetle ee ty Rae tie Ale Ce aie Sis acest $11,930 81 
EXPENDITURE. 
Hxpenses of management: 
AIMOUNEV DAs Or COIDMISSION tO ACI ESN ee cence sh comes wie tiers. whey, ola ee $380 00 
#: DEL Vir ELL CO in eet chen Le a ee ge eta. Mh peels ae he tt enon ote 5 12 
ma travellings expenses mea Fea Oe ee dias wee uals 24 00 
- printing, advertising and stationery ................ 198 68 
. StALULOrY assessinent and licemee: 3.2 sces. 2. ve eect. 49 82 
“ POY Geer es pila cer elades cial eau abate reece ais, Ape clas che meta, ee 2 00 
- AdlAriCs SUITeCLOT Ss and aUdlbOes © LeCae en yn) eran ee 851 3 
S postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 83 50 
a dues, Mutual Underwriters’ Association ............. 8 00 
‘ Hresimarenaletaxweecae ees, Seal ete re eC 45 03 
Ota ex Pluses OL IN ALa SEINE Cee srw tein «ys cheer n ane a cee oa $1,647 45 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for: losses which occurred during 1917 .......22 22230. 6 sua. 3,458 92 
“hd si VE-UNG UTA CG ae cre ois a eee eae hs on ee eee see 84 10 
vie TEAL SY ee oe Pa te Br et ene i es tel Sl nan Rar A he 243 84 
;: invested in Canada War Loan (not extended) 
PES Pac 0k de SO ate eae thn Reeth: ae ey eee a $1,000 00 
TOTAMESDEN ULE T EM sate ate ct oe Sees ae et eee $5,434 31 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 
Three years. 
Bree Le PR ee ah rte creel he ire Spc te ea a.ssterw Fale af a DTRvO at Nya gy dle alc be sammeleta saat s $5,795,850 00 
emmEe SURUED CA Ti LM an, Set eh ce Re Pe al ata oo See le nue o's Oo A CR nce iy de ahs 40,650 00 
cen GENES tS Se ae eo Jee ne ae a a LY Soe ay A $5,755,200 00 
MOVEMENT 1N RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number.* Amount. 
Pyelessi itl Orcecaeo lst. December 1916) 4. takes soe cie te cas 2,147 $5,487,325 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ................-+.4.- 818 2,221,050 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 2,965 $7,708,375 00 
Pessrexpired and.cancolled cin 1917s oe inde aS wale tales 745 1,912,525 00 
Peroriskssin force fist December, 1917 22. os cng cats Ce clea AAA) $5,795,850 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B230 THE REPORT OF. THE No. 10: 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


TOS ASSESSINEN bk Fs) oie ook ore stele we eit creed Ree ae oe agen ook ce Pie eee ee $173,875 50 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments: lOVied: ist Sicce owe art eecne ere oe tae re ee ee ea 152,007e02 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .............4... 66,631 590 


B.—Re-insurance, 


Amount of premium notes given by the Company for re-insurance ........ 1,219 50 
Less payment made thereon ysc.. irre cette reefer en eee ia earner 123 60 


Residue of said premium notes for which the Company is liable .......... $1,095 90 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF. INSURANCE. 


CULROSS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, TEESW ATER. 


Commenced business 3rd June, 1872. 


B 231 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


SE ITP SOIL aan eet eae eee teres ce al atc ces rt erent 
PLO DCCL SUED Lim rete ars cite re ot eg oe ar Paes oe ere Otis 


Kenneth. MekKenzies President... 0.26%. <5 eases tas 
ie ee VLOleete a VLCG-PYresiGe@nte ites. « starcuee 2 ee cer cs hate 9% 
Daevielntosn es secretary- Lreasurer Goes. oe. oe 


S Auditors: 


LGU TEM IVE CLEGG Gee ste a Rio cecatrcie tale «sotto laced Sale een ns eave wl wee or ky 
ERE XL CICA O11 Or pert sche alnle Sie coc ar ce oie ekal oad 5 


Unassessed premium note capital, $63,180.25. 


Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 
Glenannan, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 


Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 


Teeswater, Ont. 
Teeswater, Ont. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 


Actual cash on, hand at head office .............--...-..- 
asians bank: Ole Hamilton: Teeswater ni. 02% a. occa +e os 
Pedetieiile MOLSON G: toa Ke DeCSWALEY nceiegcrccits tis 2 ae oa se 


Amount unpaid of assessments levied during 1917 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied. during previous years .... 


o, 7s 16) ® .b, Oo 8 Cie (o 0) Oy oe 0 0, (6) a, e & ores 


$206 03 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 


HNOMABSERSTICIIISAIGY FOC eters (e ciclere cele ace costar ei dlstens otal ole @ictaeuas 


Tota lRassSetss oe ohne Le ee ener, 


LIABILITIES.—-None, 


oe @u0) O46. eee e #18) 6 6 ve, 6 ‘a; fe 


se) el © ce sire em cae 6) 4 (9 10) 0. 6 Ke 


$6,623 19 
721 30 


3,180 25 


$70,524 74 


ee SESE 


B 232 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at $lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $8,219 57 
Cash received for assessments. levied inv Site i a ee $2,711 65 
2 assessments ievied in years prior to 1917 ............... 680 85 
Interest) ces 6 Gus Fs ole enatete we vee ee os ee eee See 215 05 
r é re 
Total receipts. ..: vckcgite wees ee oe eo ee ee $3,607 55 
SLR c, 
}XPENDITURE. 
Kixpenses of management: 
Amount paid for commission 1o,akentS tne eee ie ee eee $151 00 
‘ investigation of claims 2. acted cee en ee 12 00 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 24 15 
statutory assessment and license ..................-. 19 07 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 324 80 
y printing, ‘stationery and advertising <.2..:....-.-+.-s 40 40 
fire marshal taxis oo ei coen chs een ee ae ot oe ee 16 40 
fh travelling ‘expenses | isi at.cc ek oe ee eee 13 00 
re Mutual Underwriters’ Association, dues ............. 4 00 
ay POTEET ale Pees tock erdieatene gh que eae oe te tees eae een ea 20 00 
Total expenses of ‘managements ..:-6 eo. eee ee eee $624 82 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash’ paid for losses which’ occurred :during: 1917 6 3 ae ee 4,579 11 
Total expenditure --\.. alas & seen he a a ae eee re $5,203 93 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
EULA oc acids a Siw sla olere Sore tose ee St Rene wn epee MeL ee anette aye $1,822,780 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force 3lst December. 1916 =o. ae ee eee 850 $1,722,560 00 
Policies new and renewed -diurine 1980, oo eee 271 645,042 00 
Gross number and amount in foree during 1917 ............. 1,121 $2,367,602 00 
Less.expired and cancelled in 1917s toe ie oe eee 263 544,822 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, LOR Are Ee ee ee 858 $1,822,780 00 


a 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous, 


e 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 233 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3ist December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


LO BARE ESSINOD Cie oe tego sa ctaie race et aie ne era otto: Miata fete Stata tain) wie gi bite Wie o's. $72,911 20 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

PRROSHTVICTICG BLO VLOUy para sisit eres eines eieceeca, eee ee ieee eee ae a wis lhc ok s Sas, ws 63,180 25 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1937 .....5..% 7.2. ..; 25,801 68 


24S. T. 


B 234 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10. 


GERMANIA FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, Lor 4, CONCESSION 5, TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY. 


Commenced business 16th March, 1878. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
ATLOrew “SCHENK asi an sh tree contin Simeemalee olgiae a tonn berber ential Ayton, Ont. 
PHilip 25. Gochaus. 75 Wa vies ee ee ee es a een eect aes ane Clifford, Ont. 
MS SOM Urray fey oe igs siete seep eee eee ee ee Neustadt (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Walter “Werfuson’ fice eek eee ate eee a fr ane Holstein, Ont. 
Wo J. SMeNal ly: ees oe eee ee ee ee re Walkerton, Ont. 
CEO; OW... Weth ami sae ee eee eres ethers ey meee peewee ChliffordV(R RAs) sone 
Cots DIGKISON Fs a ete con ieee lo sie ets ee eee Mildmay, Ont. 
Joseph. Goodfiellowit. 9.) eee te See en ne ee ee Dundalk, Ont. 
A dam Ries 2 Sete eine eee te Ge ee eee ee Clifford, Ont. 
Ropverti Brigham iets wwe. ee ela etke sien cee a eee Hanover, Ont. 
AUBUSE Klaees Ctra saclstat ake whe cena te erate ae Seen te eee Marmion, Ont. 
DRISGHeO? tyre cc ticke bx, ouatere ies ote aie eee Nea ete eee: eee erie Ayton (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers: 
Andrew «schenk, Préesidentivwac ce pie ae a eee Ayton, Ont. 
PhilipyS-1Schaus; Vice-President. a= pene ere cere Clifford, Ont. 
Rit. -Portune, secretary-lreasurera ae oe eeeen Ayton, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Wiad et OT DOS tia cre soe Sree cre is eens tae ec ne eee Ayton, Ont. 
James Booth irises ee ee tee ee ee Ayton, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $154,242.80. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Gasnvon, hand, headyomce ys i248 cree ete ee een tee eee $40 22 
Gash rin» Royal Bank: wAYy lone sO Meee ee i te eee ere eee 1,510 16 
Gash in Bank of Hamilton; 3Neustadt; Ont. 2) ae. sce ewe ote 292 90 
$7,911 88 
loess outstanding. ChEGQUG) ele cete ates oe eae eevee eee rere 41 75 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and wassessments: levied eae cats srneten eects es cece ee ret $154,242 80 
Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 34 20 


TOtal ASSOLE 2.5 sha cia eae oe er ee eee 


$7,870 13 


154,208 60 


$162,078 73 


a 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 235 
LIABILITIES. 

PEIMGUNGLOLIOSSON@PODOTLCE. occ ose uta: Cw ee su we rtowcsaseiesioceseucceswhes $1,000 00 

RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $9,166 34 

Cash received for fixed payments Of 1917 ........ ccc ww cececccccccescvcrecs $6,567 60 

. fixed payments Of PYiOT VCArs ow eee ete eerste s ee oe ate 257 55 

am TNLLCY CSUM ee cele ecw tar cites Wie tinny srige ster sheer on titi m, wate dial checa, eee F 275 96 

LOCA PMI OCCOLDLS be ccne ae orc tek See Aces a heap iar ste shares tee ops hers a. $7,101 11 
EXPENDITURE, 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid for statutory assessment and license .............e.ee00. $37 59 
S APENTS AlCCSi sce Sechene woke ee seed chee 4 Petey, reich tye 261 00 

re salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 860 15 

“ TPO PIAL SIS UE CA X ae ee ere te ae een ie eke ee oe) ee Re 31 65 

a RTAVOH ING MEX DEN SOS ties eats ctr e beet cn shai onic piaee 24 35 

4 LOT Cee era ae ree a hehe ob eee cheiece Te ea ¢ 50 00 

4 printing stationery, and advertising % oo... .... seas 98 85 

% postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 202 80 

a investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 128 40 

re OUNE TOR DONS Osa weer ele tla ernie ee acy aia, ¢ter oie le mio ea. whe salem ye 10 53 
shatalsex DCUBeCSmOLEIN aa SeMNON ties cobs ios yoicce wk eae ke ee beard wane woarn eee $1,705 32 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Amount paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ................2.. $6,617 00 
ta PENT STV TC Ow cae ee Pereese teste coor no kia a a We aele ethce ek at ee 3 60 

‘ PCN OE 4 MS! het, Woes le, 8 penne SER one Sn Se Ear ar RAMA PE ASSN rg tf 08S 71 40 

LOCALES DENOEUIILTG Erte ted orate areld Sete crore trade rol cei evantiar me 2 atte al aka $8,397 32 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in. force 31st December, 1917. 


One year. Two years. Threeyears. Four years. Total. 
mimital . . ... $1,609,/99-00 $1,184,055 00 $796,960 00 $925,495 00 $4,246,248 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Bomeciec=in Torco. olst-.-December,. 1916) a. cae dee vt baw as ees 1,653 $3,989,778 00 
Poueies new. and erenewed durine 1917 2... dle Meee e eee es 522 1,349,738 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 o....:..66.0.. 2,175 $5,339,516 00 
me eee spire and cancelled” during. 191 Twas fb occ anc «cele caatecs 473 1,093,268 00 
Mrrerisks sin 1orce sist Wecember; 1917 acc. onke. whe noose ons 1,702 $4,246,248 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 236 THE REPORT OF THE 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


One-year Two-year Three-year Four-year 


risks. risks. risks. risks. 
Amount of face of all 
premium notes held 
by Company and 
legally liable to 
assessment ......... $53,589 50 $47,382 20 $31,878 40 $37,019 80 


Amount of all pre 
mium notes, after 
deducting all pay- 
ments thereon and 
assessments levied .. 51,446 40 43,599 75 28,093 45 31,103 20 

Amount of premium 
notes received during 
the wvear 191 (ioe .0 ease. ee ee 


Ore nee, eee TP A yee pyat ie [ee ee Be wlce ow 6) eu meetere 


No. 10 


Total. 


$169,869 90 


¢ 


154,242 80 


53,989 50 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 237 
CARADOC FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, MOUNT BRYDGES, 
Commenced business 28th June, 1884. 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
LV MTIOMY OUD EMC earn eee Re cc ca tere Sard Cia alan ea ae eee Mount Brydges, Ont. 
EI ECLID DOLE Rereteietitantcen: tec che she. s sites o Cre tom wicemels. a nets Southwold, Ont. 
MESS WALZCL uray uti: aie ie oto foe ost Ue het ee ene ot Lambeth, Ont. 
PELL OME VV RLU erties cao ois ners veka a ceo) aU ee 8G oie create Muncey, Ont. 
PU CANE NUMCNC] Grete aa ste has ig eos anehares eae oe Strathroy, Ont. 
SEMEL OWLOUL percents ere tite a Res yD GIS path ees aloha a eMeretetete sik cele wet Southwold, Ont. 
LY MPL LI OMG ereterna tie ete ei cree oe tA: ss crater cs, once alo mun ots ere .e. 56 Strathroy, Ont. 
SPOUITBELUCCILESON mere rete a site oti tara) lesa ei arate cians ers Longwood, Ont. 
bee RM yd Ea) ek eo eee) iver Alla ar 9 reed, Sa ara ree a Mount Brydges, Ont. 
Pea Os OOM ee te re ees ces Bere eae oo, TaN OL oe -Mount Brydges, Ont. 
Me OATTULILCTS eas ee iar eerie aoe kcas Coen she ates Melbourne, Ont. 
WIR 30 Cheereemtene ag ret p octane eer it ce MT ING Sree ole. Ne! oe a Senge Mount Brydges, Ont. 
Officers 
Mian OUICe EL TeSs1OGi Cer cer ee tre here ts cours ce be ec as Mount Brydges, Ont. 
EU eAIO DDO SAY ICE-T OSICON Ee ytacts 6 aloe esses cae ole aie Southwold, Ont. 
BE. W. J. Sutherland, Secretary-Treasurer ............. Mount Brydges, Ont. 
Auditors: 
eer EMO LLO RWS eee ie ite teats oe ie nig ed ana tah ov sae an Delaware, Ont. 
“SE VEL EES src is. Oia aed arts tA pe alg en a Mount Brydges, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $57,959.78. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
BCUN CCASITS ALETICAG © OLCOiccs cscs wns oe 6b telt oa dott ayes omens ca alR bale tans $5 54 
¢ Union Bank; Mount Brydges'.:......-..%:2. 406. 1,593 94 
+e Linionebank,. MelLbOUuTNG. 65 ook oe ieee cee chek 1,060 36 
yi TOVAIEDAUK POLIALUIOV) it. pies cn sonst ree 787 98 
B Bank British North America, London .......... 810 74 
ri HOMeRBaNK Delaware. 5. ccs see we Soap ee 487 15 
oe ein eas $4,745 71 
Perounteunpaid fixed payments: of 1917... 0.5.4. eb ei ee vee ws 8 ele ole 20 42 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied ........... cece cece cee e nese cee eens nenreesceee 57,959 78 
SMPIEEMBET COV ORL woo cco oa coll no eete eck oie ea pions OSES OED Ce fe ett ols & a 11 40 
TLOLGIBORSOLS Br at rs ae anne a Eee tere ae ey erald ctv ey Ofna $62,737 31 


eee 


B 238 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


TS 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount of retained balance premium MOteS ......... cree ee eee etree trees $206 08 
Total liabilities 3.7.25 0 tewcts eis nose er eteaeee obs erate areata reece $206 08 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $4,536 74 
Cash received at head office, fees (not extended) ............ $178 50 
‘. as fixed ‘payments col Lola ce secre ele este ete eee ee $4,730 12 
* as fixed payments due in prior years ................... 65 67 
. ASM NtErest “tn ocr tera ce crete ee reel Shela a ne ho be eeete alee Teale tenets Reteg otteate ete tee 142 94 
Sa retained, balance premium mOtCsay spans ie rete ieee 84 05 
#: alli Other a. ieee oe wes he ae ae ah oe ee cue ah bes anno tor te 13 88 
Total sreceipts fh. eke hee eee ee Es ee ee $5,036 66 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid for fees to agents (not extended) .......... $178 50 
‘ investigation and adjustment of claims ............. $56 00 
a statutory assessment and licénse fee ................ 22 89 
+ fire emarshal staxt oy ce tces ate ee ee eee oe 19 98 
eS travelling se ees ie nie Reece ere ee 125 
i printing, stationery and advertising ................ 100 80 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 484 75 
a postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 58 62 
tg je JAMITOL is Bae ae ic iets oe ne ee eon cee mere ene 5 00 
s delegates Underwriters’ Association, and fee ........ 28 95 
:: Other EXPeCNSES hie iice oa vise cides ate cree Cilaieey tne aleve” cartons 50 
Total expenses of management. o.c oe pres ee eee ee ee $778 74 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ...................... 3,971 62 
oe PODACC ok ia ia ate sie we hte cere tea ei lehe dels once ee scr 111953 
q balance, retained note \.. 2 a: ane ae cee ee ee 65 80 
Total expenditure Wins. ccc sec eee eee eye eee $4,827 69 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 


DUC oS ic ae yee Seen o ans whe taiteta ras OPN oes Cane ae ahead $2,229,130 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 
Mutual System. Number. Amount, 
Policies in: force sist December, 1916 3... .-0.... 62.205. eee. 948 $2,190,626 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ..............e.eececes 357 847,229 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............. 1,305 $3,037,855 00 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 ..............ccccccccecce ole 808,725 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 ................ececc- 928 $2,229,130 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 239 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous, 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


_ Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


POMEL ERORSIITGI: Umea rare aisicle’s, cra steoeiece ctons eral oncrareuahe Misiews cuter carn Tie ee cael oe aucriils $66,873 90 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

BSSCOSIN CHES elOV ICU ry seis c.). onc 5 oe are oacaia ateie seater este store cover e-aarstonmield Wee wttese: ots 57,959 78 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 25,416 87 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 


CashenaideupstosgisttDecem ber 21917 1.040. ck eee eee MUP 1,779 30 


B 240 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


NORTH BLENHEIM MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, CHESTERFIELD. 


Commenced business 18th August, 1861. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Robert ‘Baird | syivo%-<3 eat eee ee eee New Hamburg (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Thos, Bs West nicki Bee cee Ae ne ee oe eee Woodstock, Ont. 
Charles’ D Brown sci: 3-4 a te ee ee eee vew Hamburg (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John: Walton siecle re eae ee eee He rere Woodstock, Ont. 
Robért ‘Smith 4 a eee eee ee ee ee Hickson, Ont. 
W @ Al Beattios sa oie be cork cree hl ene pe ee Bright (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Hy Sippel a ee Oe eee eee Bright (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Rie TROmMas Ferre itcon rane Be ieee eee ee cee Bright (R.R. 4), Ont. 
Benjamin’ Bickell 2 .e 3 ae ee eee Bright (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Officers: 
Robert Baird, President Martin ch aie Gem Ae hth ois ei New Hamburg (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Thomas E. West, Vice-President ................ Woodstock, Ont. 
D. R. Stauffer, Secretary-Treasurer .............. Bright (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Auditors: 
ALE. Currabi Set ha sare reas ere ae tere one mremes Bright (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Albert: Smart isi vane sci cee ee eee eee Plattsville, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $98,205.62. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 315r DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Actual cash on hand at head office ieee. oem sees ae eee $0 06 
Cash on deposit in Standard Bank, Bright, Ont. ............. 3,381 96 
Cash on deposit in Standard Bank, Innerkip, Ont. .......... 1,042 40 
——_—_—__——_——_—— $4,424 42 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied in 1917 .................005-- ee ene 489 65 
Amount of unpaid assessments levied in prior yearS ...........ceeeesevees 94 97 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied ei... <6 deh wns cohen 2 ne eee ie ee ee 98,205 62 


LIABILITIES.-—None. 


$103,214 66 


a 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 241 


RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $2,201 39 
Cash received at taking of application held by agents .................... $170 00 
wash received lor assessments levied in 1917. <5 a. 6 een ne eek eine oe re eee 4,778 75 
a AxBeSSINeEL Sle vied prior tO LOL acer os fet re ee ee = wel e 376 68 
te INNTEPOSC Pree cae ecco eee Le eT ee AMR ee AAO et ees 36 60 
ts transfermlees aia nee ere ee ee ee, ects og cia. ee 4 00 
FE GUA LET OCE] DT Si reise oo 6 eee aie te RA Rt OR ee aii ose Fete te $5,366 03 


EXPENDITUKE. ° 


Expenses of management: 


Amount paid for printing, stationery and advertising ................. $34 85 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 62 09 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 720 20 

rs TONG eae a teeth a CER ES, pe Ne ae COME ag Were Ae 8 50 

nN oh statutory assessment and license fee ............... 23 49 

+ ETAVEMIN GE SOX DEN SCs nc oe a ectees eee sles ates eens ae ate — 26 50 
UPOsTNaArei ale ca Rees eee te ee lh ee as AP Seite oe 21 17 

CALONCALSR eben eat Seen ar icetn De epee igs as Po eae ee lig les 86 00 

“ Other Tex DENSCS tet gee ee ote ee ee athe eer ne et eae Re 5 00 
IPOUSIWEX DET SOsmcer Roam onan eee near ct es tha ah oad Guna i $987 80 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash: paid for losses which occurred during 1917 .......2..5..4..5..--- 2,155 20 


COLE rox DEDCICUT Gat eer ca Se ne ae etc tend sete ca eee es $3,143 00 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Dera AT 2 Pe ete eee CAN a Nene, cea) te Aah POs a emi ata es whole hele BUN Na Maneatis wile $2,332,650 00 


MOVEMENT OF RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force’ 3lst December, 1916 ................4...2. 748 $2,263,475 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 .....................4. 198 586,925 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 946 $2,850,400 00 
MOST PILeEGsana Cancel lOG.1n L927 oc a. cw ans c's as alee ws ota ae torens 186 517,750 00 
Nerstisissinriorce sist December, 1917; 2... 2. ose ae ee 760 $2,332,650 00 


ote ite Bo ee eee 
BEADS EEE EE III at ESTE 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 
25.8.7, 


B 242 THE REPORT OF THE : No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


to assessment ...... Fa die whee 9 0 le. 6 e:alsPa' eles t rele steele atte cctate elehs fet aaane eee terete ata $109,106 60 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments slevied oleic. a ca'e's a's > clos rece suse we sie ete Oe ene eens ee ee 98,205 62 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 27,024 25 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 243 


McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 


HEAD OFFICE, SEAFORTH, ONT. 


Commenced business, 29th May, 1876. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
PAIN CS Ee CONILOLLY mee etree alesse ace arc Crake re ere is Late ov cortneoatanctstate Goderich, Ont. 
AINOSTIOVAT Stee retreat oe ant oe cte cane ee cree ie ce ae a Beechwood, Ont. 
George McCartney ............ Sree ices aamtONT she Sie ace dates »... seaforth, Ont. 
BUY TED EER LTA Tare res cteectes cece eer ccs tole akan Si ote ie costo alas seMicks iad ere aie ute clare Seaforth, Ont. 
MalCGOINIEM CHW eliggererttcr ty crn sel ern Oreos eit hacia pe ficts fae aus Clinton, Ont. 
Ey OC POLO Lae terre G0 ee ered son cha cla ir chee retw: auareretaraeets Seaforth, Ont. 
SOUT ECrAMATIGV Cg ere he he hice en ote aL eee Gia ts eae a ety Walton, Ont. 
PLODET ER ICOLT Sie tic terse here Vane see eta tae erat heree ys dia wes aaa Blyth, Ont. 
TONTSBDCUNEG Wiles eyes en rahe ia eta re eae oie Sipe ee icin re wim Brodhagen, Ont. 
Officers 
IME SE CONNOLLY EPeSIC CNUs cic cleats secre oclevels relcie bipiern etre Goderich, Ont. 
DAINES EVANS EV ICE ETOSIGONtU) garcs. co.cc ee oieteie sy cleus cas seat Beechwood, Ont. 
Thomas E. Hays, Secretary-Treasurer ................005 Seaforth, Ont. 
Auditors: 
MOMMEG UY OULOCKmeaeiny taste shen cuore Wie sree tie stole Gre siiceions one eee Egmondaville, Ont. 
POINGGw IS OL beret aeetek, Wr etre hier al enh ci hat oka, pia euler Seaforth, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $157,285.10. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 
Rea S IMME ATLGAC & OL CO tants ee cise eey ele vit sche Solel bieate ela aie acetate etait ners $51 91 
Cash in Canadian Bank of Commerce, Seaforth ............. 2,840 56 
——_—_————_ $2,892 47 
PanOunteunpaig: Of. XeCds pay Ments OL LOL To ows he wicls e's wre o's, Fo biel w ts sale tle ere ss 1,094 35 
Amount unpaid of prior years (not extended) ............... $495 00 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied ............ Mating sic crease tae 6 hte ey ge UN GN eA 157,285 10 
Amount of office furniture and safe (not extended) .......... $200 00 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


$161,271 92 


SN, 
i TS 


B 244 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $5,296 23 
Gash received for fixed, payments .of LOL] sien et eae a cee te ee ae $7,937 50 
4s fixed payments of) prior: years 94.0.1. secu cede ee 624 95 
es sR FERS) acy: | Sele RnR LSM het Ser SR AN ache ur oe id A te os aa a 150 16 
Total. -recelpts Gee. e305 leak cree leo tate aoe ee nae eee $8,712 61 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount: paid for agents’ COMMISSIONS fo. Fe sti. coo wieit ects on eetene ieee ee ote $422 10 
i! Division =Court; costs “coerce a. cae bee nee eee 14 80 
x postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 50 00 
TONG ee a ow bela re eee at ee one eece e anee eenE reee aa 15 00 
ye investization «of claims isu eo wcens oh eC eee 128 90 
= statutory assessnent and license ................6-- 40 18 
ce fire’ marshal Stax ty ccect cc sae ee a eae Go. 08 
ae printing, stationery and advertising ................. 222908 
fs salaries, officers’ and directors’ fees ................ 787 00 
Total expenses of management). 2 feu caniosss cubes owe ate eiets es ee $1,713° 52 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ................2cc00% 9,226 25 
i PEDALS ins ears ace Sie Boe Rate aie ee Phan Cee eee a rence oe eet ne en 176 30 
Total expenditure) aiden eee cle ee nee ieee dey ee ne ee eee $11,116 37 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st, December, 1917. 


Four years. 


PG ATE) Rees ee RP Fee Sh eM car eee RA Sal A yo Ne gee Sp Bd Ne wae iy oe 5 $4,532,990 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies “in, force’ 3ist .December,7 1916). 430. eee ee ee 2,004 $4,306,405 00 
Policies new. -and renewed duringwl9l i223. ieee ren 658 1,406,370 00 
Gross number and amount in.force during 1917 ............ 2,662 $5,712,775 00 
Wess expired ‘and, Cancelled 4inwl Ol (eases eee ee eee 574 1,179,785 00 
meterisks<in force’ 3lst December, 191 7ie. soe) ee eee eee 2,088 $4,532,990 00 


TEA BELLE, 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 245 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, legally liable to 


PSEOSSINOT Gece clam ied a es eiaics Bie ete winters galt sraseee eats et euatie iat eosiote: es ects BS sie $180,395 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
RESOSSINCUUSMICVICU oe. eois cc oc so lets 51a os iareete a tine tele arate een ee ene & a'e'e isle o's 157,285 10 


Amount or premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 56,480 00 


B 246 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


OXFORD FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, EMBRO. 
Commenced business 2nd June, 1884. 


———— 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Alex USM thy fates sce goss vie trees ate ere Oe en eee ee emmeeeee Kmbro (R.R. 5), Ont. 
Robert: McLeod vs 05 ase vias cae oteie a eee nate eee cate Embro (R.R. 3), Ont. 
JAMES..GeCH Hse cs aires a aces Shan el asia te sess area rena tae Embro (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Jonn! Mutereri gic joe ot ee se eee Oe eee nee Ingersoll, Ont. 
John: Bolton Genii le eee eee ee oe peice oe St. Mary’s, Ont. 
William Smith" 23 sic ante ei tise we conven tae eahe cats alee ete Woodstock (R.R. 6), Ont. 
Robert As Webber yikes ce a cs ae tnne ie eine fae ve ihe ae Woodstock (R.R. 6), Ont. 
JouN. GC. SMGPHErSON! 2 icin oie clore ce Sie ee es enti iese este etare erane St. Mary’s, Ont. 
samesiG. Calder. ua. & ve ad cco e cia ry oeceue ee aa eres te eee Thamesford (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Officers 
Alex. Smith President ..5 cc ov wae eo olieie ate ake ota a Hmbro (R.R. 5), Ont. 
Robert McLeod, Vice-President .............eceeees Embro.(R.R. 3), Ont. 
Columbus Ross, Secretary-Treasurer ..............- Embro, Ont. 
Auditors: 
HL Sutherland {38 40.04 cn ore eee cae cee en eran, Embro, Ont. 
Geo Mcintosh sia clrcs ois eee eilerers site een coe atee nae Embro (R.R. 5), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $49,865.16. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Cash in: Royal Bank Bm pro eee xfas eh cela ete ieee ee ani eee eae a eer ee $25 11 
Amount unpaid of assessment) or LOLT se se ee eee ee pene eee eee 366 29 
Amount unpaid of assessment; prior; years, =. ccc Ge eee serene eee ees eee 151 29 

Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments. levied 4 s)cscc ete oe ek eh bes ete ee eee ce eee 49,865 16 
Total assets. 2c. sO 45 Gee ci ace ee Ao ole ie hts ener ae ee ten a nen ee $50,407 85 

LIABILITIES. 

Amount of borrowed money (promissory notes) ...........ccceecccceceees $350 00 
Total GliaDilities | os cil w eee eke co oor a ee $350 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 247 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $66 02 
MrolaereCeL ved, 1rOlist COSe oe cole ce re Ce maar Pie las sis kc dis ne ede ewe es $12 50 
‘s ASSESSINENTEGUTIN GO GL OL Geter. werk aie cote ae ai afatintst crass ahvs wc ave 6 BAT EEA 
ASSESSINENES $11)” PIiOls VEAL wee epee cee ei teaee ess ecole bales ayelele » 438 14 
oe DOTTOW EC. NOTE Vers sc ote terra et etee ate ae tans cosusera ace) ds 1,100 00 
BLOCH ECCOLD (Sieg cicero cas eiecct ornate re eee ne eRe ene a nee et aire cote) oc 8 $5,275 95 
HXPENDITURE, | 
Expenses of management: 
Cash paid for agents’ COMMISSIONS .......... see eee e ee eee eee ee ee ee ees $28 75 
ef Printing wstavionery and agdvertisineiwye. 1-4 o eee ee oe 64 65 
Hy StacvuLoryeassessmentvand license=. 2.2.00 ree ene ei eee 18226 
Ri TYAVELIIN ROX DCIISCS ya 1s radar Carat Or cir ee cee aetna teters 15 40 
ae BIVECL OSL Grime ha carstathate bre arene ote Cask one, otra olin Windle: bey eeeiee cherete ulate 142 82 
s LOU emer Serer Fhe seh cP acres arated aauise aha fi ae aSr ahs, ands tare idle Mac tees 20 00 
a Salaries, directors, and auditors: fees 2.8...4..22 ocean 322 60 
ae postage, telephones, telegrams and express ............. io 
ue investigation and adjustment of claims ................ 25 00 
Mi TIPOM INAV eee ere, ees alee citi ls lee Sb utcie cio crete ane cea eieveteie ys 26 79 
otaimexPenses sO be Mana CCMieN tara: ore ae ces ore es eiclers tielele ayers $681 84 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Gash paid 1orsiosses “which occurred prior tos 1917 2.6.52... ss On ee as 1,600 00 
S LOSSES SW iVICWOCCULFEGE GULIDE 19170 s.r oe claws 8 sre gees 1,668 00 
a PO-INSULA ICO Sie iis ei ile tien eae we see 5 Fs nls ae ate eilere 41 40 
red rebate AE TE hk ys POET Celt CE ERE RAL ORES oT aa re car is 25° 62 
. PEAS INET Ce OL mPOA T Meee tere tie Cs oiatate lo rone oe vi che halve Sickuaen eas 1,300 00 
WLOLDLEX DONC Gaerne Stave nie ait Suda cneV chu Lid yc BUlate cemen ree $5,316 86 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
Berry RES VSTOTI errata etcetera rea tale. cre der glee we oso Tskiodiie eave: bigs 6! wr gtahe atone aiele teeters $1,591,440 00 
MET OT TESLA LL COMI Re Mirah trees ae oh ahs oud. Tei on See mak HO eating sua tal he. oie! Goareveh woe ac ohel ees eae 10,500 00 
Pe Mmrakeminelorce: ateo lat DeECEMDECr pl OL To. van a oulee + closes divin see ebln eee we $1,580,940 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
martrieoming (Orcaus ist. December, «1916 iis « aeecaeeten as ole eke 755 $1,623,155 00 
fmolcressnewiaand renewed Gurine LOLT. oo awe gee 217 490,575 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 972 $2,113,730 00 
MEECEOXDITOOrAnO CANCOLIGR s1Nv 1 O17. os latent che» 6 o0s70 eatin rer ae < 267 522,290 00 
erererisks-in force 3ist December, 1917 “2.0 2. 6c uec ogee ss 705 $1,591,440 00 


ESD ARERR ES ESS ATE ORE 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous, 


B 248 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company, and legally liable 


tO” ASSESSMENT = s5 o:08c Fe civ ees dls ene we soul whet emaes arat Ne ac ge na ony anc neten erat ie ea anne $59,006 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments « levied 25:64 vse vin cleo ene es oe ee Oe ere eee 49,865 16 
\mount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 18,167 00 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 
Cash paid‘tp: to slst' December19 17] oe te ee eee 3, leek 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 249 


THE WESTMINSTER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, LoT 14, Con. 4, WESTMINSTER. 


Commenced business 11th December, 1857. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Wem Ete FSOA LL Gametirnccercctch Wo ot cie 6. eco sh tone Boeke See bre eT Wilton Grove (R.R. 1), Ont. 
PvE Roe DOT TICUL meter cietete on ois ake ein die Sockets suaraniees Lambeth (R.R. 3), Ont. 
E. PLOULICO Seamer atte castes ce atece tcc < Perens es Lambeth, Ont. 
ET Be AS EW ed top ot pa A arn a eT Wilton Grove (R.R. 1), Ont. 
PAV Iie Lu WSON cas tetcse civics sais cores’ s # ss ee elvis. bse Wilton Grove (R.R. 2), Ont. 
LIUUCATIL SM CLUOURALMa es es ita weet at hee cnc cee + Glanworth (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Officers: 
iWehH beattic President... 2: ase eee ee es Wilton Grove (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Frank Bennett, Vice-President ................6% Lambeth (R.R. 3), Ont. 
R, S. Nichol, Secretary-Treasurer .............. Wilton Grove (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Auditors: 
RIBET YE O0lG an cine str ci ak ties cs clue ofalate vice 2% Lambeth, Ont. 
WS BOW Oh CR eae ae Rs A ee Wilton Grove (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $62,712.64. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
BTV A ILIGE CPU CDENLULOS farciots ec ctorate\ clone Ste Aci eccanueinien netic a¥v.a tes obe rete ctor te neds suc tenite $15,000 00 
Pane OnenANnGsatwneAd OMlCG is... sis + oa se aic stele hey vosta ene $8 87 
Cash on deposit to the Company’s credit in: 
PV eta eto tL DOU ONES ctenaie by visie oleate Wain os aoa alata aah ote 3,227 28 
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corporation, London, Ont. .... Ei7- 72 
Pav KeOLe LOTONLO-sLONGON.-ONe . «ce ta ce wa hw aus ees ointece Wns 15 99 
MolsOnteban kel ONGON, ONte ci a o.che G a,5-0s'e sie ah er es ana, ae iets: s 1,653 70 
Puperignoank GWOondon, Ont.s os. cates sives cess ced se nee ope 120 81 
EIDMiGs et, CPVOTLGOT ONES onle oicle v0 ¢ os, cn 081s oie wel + Vn dle 30S el ore 5,899 34 
Bank of British North America, London, Ont. .......... 655 94 
12,699 65 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
Bat A BSOSRITICTILS BLOVI CULES, aac ais os, seater ae nee: coe LL toe o's 0 0's neve ws 62,712 64 
POUR Le SSOLG Meee 8 i etek ci ere eee eae ale cig os oreo «aie Rune Or $90,412 29 


ee CRETE AED 


B 250 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount due Secretary-Treasurer, salary. L917) a2 ncctse ane seiner earner $350 00 
Total “liabilities 4 sc eck vis succes ws oe eee et ne mee eee $350 00 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $8,096 32 
Cash received. for fixed: payments orl OUT ee ee cetera epee eee $5,130 14 
interest, 2.4 ches Peers te ee ee ONC re en Lis7ese 
a all (othHer’® sfc toe ee cee hore, Ee ee eee eee rere et ee en re 8 00 
e from matured debentures (not extended) .. $752 89 
Total. rECEIPTS er iio eerie te etal oe cae tenet RI olen ee a ae $6,295 97 
EXPENDITURE. 
 Ixpenses of management: 
AMOUNT Dald sors ASeNES COMIN SSi OV we eee eee =, Nae ee $180 00 
af LAW COSTS.) eens Sar sa erdtr Gok cae amecace Ghanaian oe tes tan ee 10 00 
Me statutory eassessmenteandslicenseuce tie eee 20 91 
ie fire: “marshal: HaxXs ih? ies ac eee 21 83 
‘3 salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................ 534 00 
es tra Vellin er ce es aie o ne ele wane oe ee eC nT eee ee 26 00 
ss investigation ‘of: claiinsie). nce eee ee eee 58 00 
aH A POE ete ee ig SY shale ahs ee ee I ee EE i 12 00 
vs printing, stationery and advertising sss..0 see 65 51 
S postage, telephones, telegrams and express ......... 25 42 
4 othér Vexpensés sei ios in ie eee eee eee 5 00 
Total expenses ofj management... 2... siete ee eee $961 67 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ............ otal torte 999 79 
ie rebates and -returneéd premiums. ecm eet 2 conker eee 471 92 
% Fe] maT) gan Renee Than MRRP Lee p Me i, at on Tee A ntiyr. Spereet hE Ah ce Sard A 12 15 
Total expenditure irs casera see ois sees cule aise lanclaiae s oiotane teeters $2,445 53 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917, 
Three years. 


NV ETEATT | Eines MMAR SRI SRO Minin ec g Sum necting acc sso sha Sob ce G2 $2,397,373 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. | Number. Amount. 
Policies in) forces3ist. December, 1916 iiss ee otra suet teenes 993 $2,314,510 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ......... eRe ES tee nice 360 865,733 00 
Gross number and amount in force during LOD Tae seers 1,353 $3,180,243 00 
Lessuexpired (or cancelled. in 1OLT Soa ieee cre encore elche cistern rety _ 866 782,870 00 
Net risks:in force 31st December, 1917 .:..........+... Reine ee 987 $2,397,373 00 


Rea AE SOR ee na PRE BI EE 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 251 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes legally liable to assessment ........ $71,921 19 


Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
SIMSON RIT OUER MLE Y LON cteicos tie cs siuia sie eo eins ace ee a ofa eaters eae ar ae cows Ae 62,712 64 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 20,911. 99 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 


Cashes paldeupstOvalan Hecem DEP v1 91 7ie, sie ac ee ots ane tee one ee 1,739 46 


B 252 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


EAST WILLIAMS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, NAIRN. 


Commenced business 8th of August, 1875. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Neil (P; Melntyre vice.) scccie cee eae Ailsa Craig (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Neils Chisholm scsticncllie cok ate eee a eee ee Parkhill (R.R. 7), Ont. 
Alex.H: McLeish ser<. cece a ee oe eee eer Parkhill (R.R. 7), Ont. 
Neil: Galbraith 0.6 0 ve.fcn scene a ee ere ee Parkhill (R.R. 2), Ont. 
Wim, McCallum io2 io ae cost occa ttccarnn nate ere ee rerener Ailsa Craig (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John: McLeish). es cn Be At eiitalete oceania ete Po ae me te Arkona, Ont. 
George Brock: 32 pete seo oe ee eee ee Strathroy, Ont. 
D. “ROSG ic cae ee oars ete cate nT tae eerie el nee eee eae Ailsa Craig (R.R. 1), Ont. 
John? Morrison ss so owe eee eee ae ee re Parkhill (R.R. 7), Ont. 
Officers 
Neil P. Melntyre,sPresident #00 eee ee Ailsa Craig, Ont. 
Neil: Chisholm, Vice-president)... .-. + .e4t ee eee Parkhill (R.R. 7), Ont. 
R. R, Cameron, Secretary-Treasurer.....-. 4. > 5.6 Ailsa Craig, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Alex. MeIntosh. accion ces oe tice oe She te eee ete Ailsa Craig (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Dougald: Campbell exec at cee cise ec eee eee Ailsa Craig (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $21,394.40. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS 
Cash‘ on hand at: headrofiiee vei. coe oe oe cicscriet eta ea tee es $98 90 
* Standard Bank, at Ailsa Craig ............ 3,791 45 
—_——_—__— $3,890 35 
Amount unpaid, fixed payments ofe1917. 2.0. os ee ae ete eee 115 32 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments 
thereon and assessments levied ..........cccceccsccccees $21,394 40 
Less residue given for re-insurance .............cccccececeees 65 25 
21,329 15 
Office furniture (mot extended) ..............0eeeeeee $54 00 
Total “Assets: iie-en ais Snares tie alee tiene OTE enna na coeeenne Te ene $25,334 82 
EST 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 258 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... ea, loo nto 
asia eceLyed rads XCOsPAYMICNtS (Ole tO) tie trata cete ok ate waded + ceek s $2,032 51 
ne HXSdL DAY MeNnts OL PPriGre VeArSer we ele iie cece chee es 112 60 
i Interest! Curins4.LOl eee mien Peal Petey A ak ere alain ones 113 98 
ECOtALSTeCOl DUS etircce ie hs eke a we rats Te RS ER Ce cele $2,259 09 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
ASTLOUN TE DELL BLOT MCOLLINISS LOM aie sicce tip ane ie os ais ecard ae, eI EU Reena ae ae $85 00 
os TEL WRECOSCS geting IE Me ieheic Whack aie lst Are aie tel etaens eae aR negate 1 00 
“i PROD SLA, Saf Oe ren Bee eee eR PT ge OL Arta bre crete rang ea CMT Bog 3 00 
ss statutory assessment and license .......~........... 11 65 
5 CIV MPIN ATS ie ores re tay crv encc: hao hicka Cis ec ele ace dS ae S13 
investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 21 00 
x DEIN stalionery sand aaverlisine o4......264 once. 55 25 
a) salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 201 00 
* postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 29 92 
Up OLN GRLEX PEN Sema ee seh oe ccs Shee Cn bercisnae ces ee tehs 6 00 
HXDensese Ol man ae cmon tan reer are oboe ae dace a. tetera $412 95 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid.ior.losses which: occurred during 1917 .............2-a5.0s: 1,664 88 
PC ATC rete ciot eke rene oer he ae alee cli wre Callas, melas er ee ous Gumene 12 81 
* PEAUAUTAN CCIM Ree tte etcetera SUI ie Ee ay ate eee 11 25 
Ota) BOX PEN UIC Rewer ee ctle fy lis Sire eens e in yc silks Aube sna sly aeion arene eee $2,101 89 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
CECT See ie) LON AUTRE he ieee ate Re nei Uo ae ee a $849,949 00 
URMET RTP ATI COMIN Ut Tel ts VE Ll ee tetera lec e tose acy ieselin a CAS abe aks a auormnte Save 2,900 00 
EES PEER TESS Ras ri Ai? oh Dr hls en aA Pa ea aches rotate tte Aen ae ee ir $847,049 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
BeMcren all e1Orce ~o 1S December 1916 9 oe. os cas, ce os le ope See 472 $814,230 00 
Folicies new and renewed during 1917 ..-.. 20. . 040, 6.0. ee nee 156 289,349 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 628 $1,103,579 08 
Less expired and cancelled in LOL TS PENA he eh sete it ical wees 151 253,630 00 
Pacerisks in force 3ist-Decemper;49LT 2. ccs he eee chee kame A477 $849,949 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 254 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


tO FASSCSSMENE. Vs F675 eo ec se'ape eke «os do Se Dae wie She aye WoNE ce ut Gaete aes ge cae $25,498 47 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments levied ii cjoiirs iets ale fa stetelne sis seeatCata enter anne nen eee 21,394 40 
Amount of premium notes received during the year ..................... 8,680 47 
Amount of premium notes given by Company for re-insurance ............ $87 00 


Lessapayments “made thereon. ...-s 5556s eee ee PEE as aer Oy ge Apn A 21 75 


Residue of said notes for which the Company is still liable .............. $65 25 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. | B 255 


YARMOUTH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, NEw SARUM. 


Commenced business 17th October, 1881. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
George Westlake ........00ecee0. eee eet ee ee Pe ..- St. Thomas (R.R. 8), Ont. 
REO) OP LOCK Gait cbs tise sera erate ee oie oc cia ae cata ad cai ec tere re St. Thomas (R.R. 8), Ont. 
meth We Zavitz ¢.....0: A ETC OPM DRT cata ae ae St. Thomas (R.R. 5), Ont. 
VV Cec UTE OLS mare Sree tense alse eseiclers o shel ote: f cte ess cvets St. Thomas (R.R. 2), Ont. 
LMMEVLAT LEXLURerete ciate Cree NORe te Cete fetes cher ave as wots oie we ors Union, Ont, 

Officers: 

George Westlake, President ...............00005 ... st. Thomas (R.R. 8), Ont. 
A. E. Bucke, Secretary-Treasurer .............e+2:- St. Thomas (R.R. 6), Ont. 

Auditors: 
ame Rem CLOCK aa, eee ee ois eee tere ics Ee Pease ag ace ate New Sarum, Ont. 
PAD Ce lOL GPAs os teicte at es Se aerate Saks ctetate ¢ Beta eielaney ais Yarmouth Centre, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $57,145.73. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
meccunl casn. on hand at*head office so. ic. sce sats cee ces $12 19 
Cash on deposit to the Company’s credit, but not drawn against, 
in Southern Loan and Savings Company, St. Thomas ..... 774 14 
——_—__—__—_—__——- $786 33 
Amount of unpaid assessments levied during 1917 ...............0e020005 74 00 
PCI tOLe DY IOPPASSCSSINIGN LS tn. clock «ciate #0070186 tveraine nies a vi elaie ers, one woe are cevenats 24 15 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
BAU PASSCSSINGI CSN IGV IC sical. = 2 siete os 5 wo ate. sro biclatere a, scl scet alls Sata eieve simiejerele ate 57,145 73 
LOLA UNC SR CLS amr rert Mauna che oii, aieievarcic cores ©, base es aoe a elere ala te te%s Suerte $58,030 21 


—_______.__ 
ESS SEN A SEO 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $1,606 83 
Cash received at taking of application, held by agents (not 
GSTONGEW ee cde ok ois it ce bie eettete es ee a aks $177 12 


oS GHATRECOLDAVINGNLSSOLe 101 fieta te gt cet cle otsiee mine ane oe Oe ae $2,302 65 


B 256 


THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Wxpenses of management: 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash received for assessments levied during 1917 ...............2.. 20 eeeee $5.820 54 
for assessments levied in prior years .................... 76 03 
TOr-Sinterest? 6 ohare Fe ee ee hee Se LE ie eee ee ce 38 23 
cash. borrowed during 1917s oe eee eee ee 500 00 
as’ transfer ‘fees lyk fe Fk Bn a ree a 13 00 
Total -recelpts: :f¢% sth ie Gah ome Rete rete ene a eae ee ee $8,750 45 
EXPENDITURE. 
Cash paid agents at application (not extended) .......... $177 12 
Amount paid for statutory assessment and license .................... $24 68 
commissions ‘tosagente so. ceie se ee e eee 92 25 
fuelvand<light .andiirent 2... sc. oh ho eee ee 5 50 
INTONOKER, Lee hoe ee cee See ee ener ee ne 28 00 
fires Marshal stax sweetie ct ee oats ee ere 54 82 
printing, stationery and advertising ................ ' 62° 25 
salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 468 00 
investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 100 00 
postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 56 20 
other. @Xpenses 2.05 Pes Le ke cit Se ere ee ee een 1 05 
Total expenses of; management) 2fe8 cies ee en oe eee $892 75 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 ..............--0000. 8,151 74 
rebate: .2Miels Wee densa detache G scie hee itis Mie oe ee eee na an eee 16 46 
repayment? of 1OANS ss eb Pig 2s Seleie shodale rie bets itn tole leh alelalelclom nara tee 500 00 
Other oe eed cass Selene ol eee ince eee ee ose ee ne ee 10 00 
Total expenditure 30 figs tek eee tes OE ae a ote pet Set ae $9,570 95 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Two years 
One year and over 
or less but under 
than two. three years. Three years. Total. 
sneak Rake en ee ES $19,960 00 $20,150 00 $2,358,280 00 $2,398,390 00 


Mutual . . 


Gross number and amount in force during 1917 
Less expired and cancelled during 1917 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


: Mutual System, 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Number. Amount. 
PRES PA ee wh eA Ms Ae 1,063 $2,409,031 00 
KEP ERS ic, eee 369 934,030 00 
Abra! ttt ae Ra 1,432 $3,343,061 00 
RANG Mr erie wks 422 944,671 00 
AS AE IP tae We nen s, 1,010 $2,398,390 00 


PERE SSRN A EE EO GEILE, 
CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium 
notes held by the Company 
and legally liable to assess- 
ROU Geer, ee Cel eis. tN ode’ 

Amount of all premium notes, 
after deducting all payments 
thereon and assessments 
PEVIOU Wie titel oie ec actin tthe ss 

Amount of premium notes re- 
ceived during the year 1917 

Payments on the premium 
notes of 1917, including all 
sums credited on said prem- 
ium notes, viz.: 

Cash paid up to 3lst De- 
cember-2 19179 320.5 eo. ee 


One year 
or less 


than two. 


$312 OL 


272 57 


241 66 


20 17 


Two years 
and over 
but under 

three years. 


$528 75 


428 57 


124 25 


11 35 


Three years. 


$70,643 28 


56,444 59 


27,363 00 


2,271 13 


Total. 


$71,484 


2,302 


04 


91 


B 258 DARA POR EO Baer No. 10 


NORTH WATERLOO FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, WATERLOO, 


Commenced business ist August, 1874. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Samtel “Cassel. cccre «5.0 us steeds re weaatanete adeeane cern cteme 2 eae eee Kitchener, Ont. 
J Ms. Burniettyy e025. Se. shehecevste vate Seah alee re acc eel nea cnrey eee en Soe Hlora, Ont. 
Te BOWMAN 5 othe see eee alec a a eke ene eee Conestogo, Ont. 
Val. Otterbein ie ac ie a re ae ae ae eet Te a ee eee Heidelberg, Ont. 
JC. Hallman! Sr0508 to. cite eee soe cote Cpa eacu eer are Petersburg, Ont. 
Jn0.3H. = Campbell werkce ae ae ta eeteen cee ee ean scene at ee ene cae Crosshill, Ont. 
TotW. ‘Hartlet bw, Sane Bets any ae eee oe Bamberg, Ont. 
Geo. (OE Lackner he tc 5 see Se eet eee oe eee eee nee Kitchener, Ont. 
Joseph® Bis Hae yiaue siecle eco e ie ta ie een tee Sees Preston, Ont. 
od eS UAUILED A 2 oc teres falasti) skeece Shia oe atcteuerom tae te ens eats ec eee eee Waterloo, Ont. 
JOHN SAMOS Fee ele SS eee ee ee rn Oe rea ae ae eae Kitchener, Ont. 
JOS. HW O00S Besse trsrs ss oa hore a tea tinea nee bee iat eRe eee ere Elmira, Ont. 
Officers 
Samuel Cassel #Presidentiy.c 4 cece cs tere te eee et cee Kitchener, Ont. 
J. M; Burnett, \Vice-President],.<.. oases wee ke cee ee eee. Hlora, Ont. 
J eptautlers Manageroc ie sare ate one ants aie oe tee eee Waterloo, Ont. 
Auditors 
MoS, (SIV Grp esacpatc © sie eye en ale wee ee ge eet aac eee ee eae W. Montrose, Ont. 
Rv He More? ove ieee sues dice sie evea eeatelctetane wistelate ote tenece tetera ese nie nee Kitchener, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $626,240.63, 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 
Amount: of “MOrZaBes 6.5 oc. wel ais Wate See eed odo aie erate ahs elena eratcL ee oaettae eye ine ees $32,775 00 
Cashton hand at« head ofice mines aie cto eee ere tee ee $79 78 
Cashin -Molsons- Bank; Waterloo a. -i. cc re ont ee cee eee ee eee 6,304 67 
Gashein Bank<of "Toronto,2 Waterloo sa ce ae cies hive ee ne ee 7,327 38 
Sa 13,7 P1ese 
Amount utipaid of. assessment levied during 1917 er nee as ieee tees 1,878 36 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied in prior years ...........eseeeeeoees 243 48 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and.assessments levied 7 o2)5 55 Ue cerns cee e sae lepe ces ae hebeie gy ne Se ute saan renee 626,240 63 
Interest due sand ‘accrued 2.05.0). Fc ee om we ih iel deine alee eigenen ee enero 1,116 93 
Officesinurniture. (not extended)? 20 ca ee oe ee nee $450 00 
Total ASSOES ceo. ocean wear nre e eC a ere Dene Pete t ate roles aa hela cn ea eee $675,966 23 


LIABILITIES.—N one. 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 259 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $2,113 49 
PASI eTOCeIVed, LOl ASseCsSIeN tS? (OVIGGM EIN GLO. (ie sts « ateredewrs wim ayes «piste mew wle'ee ss $17,538 87 
. assessments levied in years prior to 1917 ............... 1,256 52 
i TULOL ORLA teri. cactacc tre Meter ere a eer cietete tetera Settee ase ina oi aan eee ai 1,410 94 
se from investments (payments on mortgages), 
(TOS OXCONCOd lies cra ects ore ae eee era $1,900 00 
LOta Ue OCEUD Us teeters tec ce te sle sel Ge ete to etn sie ene et ORE en rte a ctace aie ates Sic oie $20,206 33 
EXPENDITURE, 
Ioxpenses of management: 
Amount paid for agents’ commission (new applicants) ............... $1,653 50 
ce WCTT CMs rais love oo 'e5 ee we aeare wate OR aha wk STO Tea ATR Ucar e eects 129 00 
“3 investigation. and adjustment of claims ............. 74 00 
* statutory assessment and license fee ................ 106 12 
< printing, stationery and advertising ~..-5....55. +5. 200 16 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 1,759 20 
ve postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 324 80 
TUGIRATCRLI Sit aeee career oy cye cu tin ich he aa ewer n Ol asec tae echt 20 50 
is {EA VEL OR OX DCTSGSIE tae ee ein cee eee eS Oe one 76 5d 
sf HLECSINATEN ale VAR Miele cere ae es fete kee ic oe Ete eee 77 20 
a COLON AT Se mare tetera ceticncy ese ore Ge acer ee Pace eals Tae a nae 245 35 
so COLIECLIN SSANSESSINETILS. sedis: sic ae eeravene ne ors aeies, Cremer 60 30 
a TWMAErWTILCrsa CCS. ie cette recesses deter n operate Sete 10 00 
os COX CSE ele rete een te erat ec Patronls Share aan me ercls, eae aati 12 87 
ACCIN SesMaACh Nes eee oe ee ie tse Rinse ota 259 70 
ke OLN ETE OX DENSGS wr h, ate ateh oes, ak Meee reste eae Sens 61 09 
HAVENSESEOlre AU Ae CILON tere. seas eis eis oe seers Siete atcier ener letee re $5,070 34 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred during 1917 2.32. .......4.2... 06 13,021 70 
# TODACCM ere i Re inci ee oie as Scere a relbie se ope arate we catet 15°95 
H invested in mortgages (not extended) ...... $11,400 00 
OCA Le OX DEMULEUSOE ett atte et els ts lary tie ele sh sas (o: rer tia t vials she ete eee etoterede tien $18,107 99 


CURRENCY OF RISKS, 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Four years. 


TREY AT REW Ee Cyrdin Paes_ ip AG SVS Socio ae ia I iets Soret a A RA SLC | Po Ss SN Sg Be crc a) $13,205,968 00 
MovEMENT IN RISKS, 

Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
PiiricneiMelOLrce sa Sl. WeCeMbDer.. LOLG Few. oh 5 und 9 oe ae eee ore 5,010 $12,378,261 00 
EOMcIcsenew angeTenewearauring LOL. < ..°... sale, ces sis so otoere eis 1,607 4,223,010 00 
Prosseiiumpersand amount ain torce during’ 191% Sane 6,617 $16,601,574 00 
MCreRe x ITS AOreCAOCOLCO aii 61 OL (ester. oy dae diva a eet ase eatin’ 1,398 3,395,606 00 
peterisks sin torceeslst. December, 19 lS cosa. wee oct geno lees 6 5,219 $13,205,968 00 


LE SEAR BS TONITE REIS TEST ESAT 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 260 THE REPORT OF THE - No. 10 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917, 


Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company and legally 
Hable to assessment’ 45. Cece biuret ate eleee tetas steer ann ae ele cee ot reer $667,516 00 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments: levied: foots te ee aerate a te ee eae ete eeteea ree eta eater ac areeetoee 626,240 63 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 210,901 00 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes, viz.: 
Cash paid up-to 3ist’ December, 7191722 ee ee er 6,327 03 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 261 


SYDENHAM MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, OWEN SOUND. 


Commenced business 26th August, 1889. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
TADAGSRUTELLAN Clsme set eee pier: Seen ong ak oo op rere ee Owen Sound, Ont. 
CLEOT PG MEIN MN LG ire oes Seek aes oa a Le ee Nae Priceville (R.R. 2), Ont. 
James Thomson ...:...... OR, Se aR etry A at evs ew Owen Sound, Ont. 
EU ee OUI et ee ie oo es A ec pws Sa Ce sealant Tee Tara, Ont. 
PCE COTO LOL Perrot onion on) = hr hara enema ees Coke Priceville, Ont. 
VT VE GEGOULS DV ce tr cee es ome ae an eu me, bom aoe, cts eo Markdale, Ont. 
INAICOIIE SA INCTON ecg tare erecta tals ins ae sea teas 1 oliag Ove ober Owen Sound, Ont. 
og Od Bae ash ged es A an we kn Rela a a Ra Blantyre, Ont. 
AM GITING 1S bt CCl attire See an Oe Lee wots Ae ere ciodetal ns olaints Kilsyth, Ont. 
SPLS OAL OT Wear ates cto eat aortic vuole ener crstclia esto te wa one es Owen Sound, Ont. 
OSEDIE LO DLO te are cctatern wees sees ares hate e ecttere shetty eters Chatsworth, Ont, 
CUMEACAT TGV AT Peete eee aie tne cea tag ede at ouey ane ia hata oho sts Meaford, Ont. 
Officers 
James poaroner PE TesiGen tegen icici sis: ou emilee ae ens Owen Sound, Ont. 
George Binnie, Vice-President ......./............. Priceville, Ont. 
T. J. Harkness, Secretary-Treasurer ............... Owen Sound, Ont. 
Auditors: 
WV LT ILS TrVeL OU AS seayciar or veneer tet ck el ote Pa ae aha cae! sc aralers) ates sae grate Owen Sound, Ont. 
PIE ES UL ESS ets ve aad LUNA dees nik Sorite laa Greer ea Sct Owen Sound, Ont, 


Unassessed premium note capital, $385,375.43. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

PMRIMEUELLUGEOT ATOR IG CSL AL Once tatiana Oe ists os fone, os cae, « nord eeyee, Ol Phtoeatmns agar $7,500 00 
Cash value of mortgages ..... oe a Re A are th SDR IA ap REL Co crate ALARA pe Rie 7,000 00 
PTET EL CU MEU Y, CL Ce SOTA ee eke ee eies Se aaa ora vee a haa ow ca SS fey an eas cael baad cake tes cobb ena 300 00 
MECCA SOT SAN Cris atte. aie aren hoover age.) a, see ele ole g eee $173 39 
Cash in Owen Sound Loan and Savings Company ............ 2,690 05 
Cash in’ Merchants Bank, Owen Sound .......600000 04 Mocaas 7,764 84 
Peer ierlOy al Dake OWE SOUNC wig. sie egks eae mcs obec tet 3,081 75 

135710. 03 
Gash. in agents’ hands ...... Sie Sie a: PE RCT, RESET teagan 128 74 
Sete Tt Gs OLX COs NAY MIONLS OF 1917) yateattete te coon ede ails eae eno eels we det 798 90 
Peri err NtOrests Cucs AO GACCLIIOCU ©. 49,4... os este ee Eee ie a he he mice yea eek walls 100 00 


Notes or due bills less than one year overdue ............- 0. cc ev cece ceene 110 82 


B 262 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all pay- 
ments thereon. and’ assessments levied® 0. os fo saicw wie were $385,375 43 


Less residue of premium notes given for re-insurance ........ 1,056 69 
$384,318 74 


$413,967 23 


TO tals ASSets ti aiis uae eh atonat cen ee ec Chon ata een TL: Be okt vas 
LIABILITIES.—None., 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $6,067 39 
Cash received as fixed payments of 1917 ....... eee eee tent eeeees $36,639 07 
fixed payments Oleprioreyearsea spel heer 348 32 
Fs interest 22° A GALS Ce ee ee ea ee eee ore ee 677 03 
oh POG eae FE eee We eae a otic aire ocean eee et ey 264 50: 
- Other GOULCOSY ies osee ieee penser aie entrar ae cee cece ee 139738 
Total -TACCIPES S Fave ie acceso a peck) uel ie errs On lee eae ee a $38,068 29 
EXPENDITURE, 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid=for-commission to aSents Fy ose cates oc en aye te idee nee $2,040 54 
es TAX GS OO see ic a RO a ie ERSTE Seth re ee 169 70 
ef investigation. and adjustment of.claims) 2.4.5.2 0.0e 246 85 
" statutory assessment and license ........0..........- 124 91 
si fire *marshal “tax Shc) ere ee hors een oa tae ee eee 34 52 
is travelling expenses 2c ee ce oes ete oe eee 30 00 
S printing, stasronery: and advertisine: seen eee 270 03 
Ye salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees, etc, ......... 2,127 60 
a postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 460 94 
fuelcand Light, Se ig oitee ae hte ace ee eee 49 30 
ge Trustees’ DONG 2508 ideets oe eet eee eee 12 00 
TOPAIS Ve eae oo ee bee SR eee ren on eee 51902 
zs othervexpenses iar sic doce cee pede ae al en ee en 131 05 
Totalgexpenses sof smanagzemen tari am secre ne eer ee $5,748 46 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Gash paid for losses; during 31917 Gyan tc Cer oe ee ene ee 24,093 18 
s TCDALE cedk ae Nera ee ee AS oe BARON Arlt aN rica Ne aE 236 70 
# TETNSULADCE wel gz te Ge cde Ge, ree es ee 47 31 
Total expenditure <2 ee ee ay oie le ee a eee er $30,125 65 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917 
One year or less. Twoyears. Three years. Total. 
AVEUEG LEA reins eee te Se oe $73,950 00 $33,030 00 $15,490,745 00 $15,597,725 00 
Re-insurance. 
EVAR GWE) te ae Caen, emer ae ta 5000700) ie ese eee 22,600 00 27,600 00 


Neto risks ig een vine can’ oe Ck Ba ie eae ae ee $15,570,125 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 263 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. ‘Number. Amount. 
POL eseluerOrcesoi st. December, (191 Gs nme ce toe ce a hens 7,856 $14,678,470 00 
Equciesanew. ald renewed during 1917 tse eee ee es 2,130 5,870,928 00 
fines number and amount in force during 1917 22. %....2... 6. 10,589 $20,549,398 00 
MeseeeSDITeEC sande CancellegsiNalo bl. s.tedate sce scutes re eee ee a 2,566 4,951,673 00 
RewriogtagiietOrcornt olsttWeCcemvelr, LO) tent. se tm ee ieee oe 8,023 $15,597,725 00 


———— SSS... 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On, Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Amount of face of all premium 


notes held by the Company 
and legally liable to assess- 


TUNG) Peep ee at Welaee ete sei oabin otk, 6 $1,240 00 $662 00 $471,572 96 


Amount of all premium notes 
after deducting all payments 
thereon and = assessments 


IGNGIEY 207% Soon. Seon ene 996 90 541 08 383,837 45 


Amount of premium notes re- 


Poivciacurinesthonyeargsees, 0 telson eee) OM aanlen 


Payment on premium notes of 
1917, including all sums 
credited on said premium 


TEUGRHARS) ce, 2h. vey atmese nero Beenie Ankers we ag PP uence oe lla 2 Samm a Pr 


Notes for fixed payments un- 


MGI TRO coe SR ES feast dete pg Ie ea Sa Ea a a Me ea 


B.—Re-insurance. 


Amount of premium notes 


Pave LOrereinGurancG: wighuls (oe aes 1 peewee Le bee es 
Be AV ICO S RLUCTCONM faces en 8 ce ceitery | Witte les me 0 pc ceheue eis 


Residue of said premium notes 
for which the Company is 


ERAS Fh Lana ee a ee ae ed PO ks ois eve me, okt fe nas ome CA stern ee 


One year or less. Twoyears. Three years. 


POLal 


$473,474 


385,375 


165,021 


14,864 


110 


1,104 
47 


$1,056 


96 


43 


50 


98 


82 


00 
31 


69 


B 264 | THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
THE SOUTHWOLD FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, SHEDDEN, 

Commenced business 9th September, 1878. 

Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 

Eid garuiSilcox ox 35 2. te Ptseets ae ines ch eee oe eee ear Shedden, Ont. 
Charles Fo Jackson: yore. -tinee eee cee ee atch ee er eee Port Stanley, Ont. 
John G. “Chapman eect ack ee ee er ee ee ee St. Thomas, Ont. 
Chas... ha Heidt... Ns 2a puis nee oye MIM Peden te aha eee tee BE cane eter Shedden, Ont. 

Maxwell: Hunter 2 tee oe lenis atelnde oh eran cents ene Serer tener ‘Port Stanley, Ont. 
Mungo. McNab. ane eens arth: te ere ee eee ee ee fona Station, Ont. 
Officers: 

Edgar? Silcox; President’ sae ei er ie eee eee Shedden, Ont. 
Charles Fy Jackson, . Vice-President (..-0.- 7.4... -se ese Port Stanley, Ont. 
John H. Sells, Secretary-Treasurer ..............--..+-:- Shedden, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Ta Ki McCollum) Fun ce ttc talear ayes mane ce ent aed Iona Station, Ont. 
Justin G. Moore ........0 5. SIRE Cisnl Dna SHeU Oh ae arate veers Pee ae ee Shedden, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $68,451.49. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Cash on hand at the head ioficer24.... a6. ee eee a $40 42 
Cash on deposit in Sterling Bank, Shedden, Ont. ............. 4,176 85 
Cash on deposit, Home Bank, Lawrence Station ............. L toonto 
Cash on deposit, Molsons Bank, St. Thomas ..........+...... 1,895 73 
cee $7,846 75 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied during 1917 ...................-+0-- 912 83 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and ‘assessments levied se.cbie venice em cle tee oO tittle ete ne ue eee 68,451 49 
Total assets): axes eer mesh ee en nee ac hs eta cee $77,211 97 
LIABILITIES. 
Amount of Supposed 1688.6... < secsec 4s Sat pete ee ete eat oS eerste eae cee $100 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 265 


RECEIPTS. 
* Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ........ $5,272 17 
Cash received for assessments levied in 1917 ........ cies ROE CSE RAT eee $5,026 74 
oe ASSCSSIMICNLSWICVICU. DELOTs LOw Lok bare tits) cel. ia setae so eons os 480 29 
<3 VCE ACY gcd Wee anid, fatto Usa egy Ural Ae SE og, 0 a 102 24 
POUL ELOCE LOE Gee ott ian concer ate cen CeaNE ean CIC RENN cries ey woutrs (ola ag $5,609 27 
EXPENDITURE. 

iixpenses of management: 
AMiCuu Dail Obed eN Lone COMMISSION a an cs Nels nce lp ee ce aw ae oe ete clas $64 25 
oy statutory assessment and license ...............3... 20 71 
Printing stationery. AGVELtisings. = 5.66. see ee 23 07 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 359 00 
* postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 38 10 
ob POU Ce ee ers coe ak cree oo, SD le une soy ol Reaone exo ey 8 00 
# ta xelOreiiresmarsnal ono. we ee es. le aed ak 23 76 
a LINDL CILelr smn SSOCTALLON FOUCS! oS ..2 oe dius, ares eee es 3 00 
Totals ex Deirses OL emanavemen te. saae sce aeaecceistes clctes > suiseaberae $539 89 

Miscellaneous payments: 

- Amount paid for losses which occurred during 1917 .................. 2,482 75 
- VODAt Cae pete tree een ec ee Selene ete Nee etd oe 12 05 
Total expenditure bh aa Pei be Se pel PE Oe OO Re RR a rae $3,034 69 


——<—— er 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in. force 35ist December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Seep) Oy GR oe caters BO a nena legal fea AC on ee ee $2,006.570 O& 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
MaMesninsTOTCG ol ete Docem per. £916). nas Fp ak elace as oem es 761 $1,923,070 00 
Badiies new mah renewed during LOLT 2../o0.s4.% a. ete 203 588,790 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............ 964 $2,511,860 00 
Merseeeiroed Ande cancelled il 41007. (oii 5: oe 6. oc ws eels, 0 le gems 196 505,290 00 
Mmaracierinetorcevsie, December, LOLT foe icc cutis day oes ee ewes 768 $2,006,570 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 


Farm and non-hazardous. 


B 266 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 
LOWASSESSTIONE §; cc Fates vo nae MEAG OSA Ee ee Oe anaes $80,262 80 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
ASSeSEINeNtS CVIEd —.. oa she ews, cists ate Roig eee sotcie etal ican teeter ee ee 68,451 49 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................- 23,551 60 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 267 


WALPOLE FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, JARVIS. 


Commenced business 27th July, 1867. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
peer ENLCIS CN S1Gy eats aiers x as cise 6 Siaseras ein ore ecatsterare ie Nanticoke, Ont. 
TOU TEMILURCIICEL marta iercicia crete s tha cc oo 6 ete cca Geletee cree ertrs Jarvis, Ont. 
SOON IO WALOM ie as cute Woe bls 6c cle oa selareriCeitie meters Hagersville, Ont. 
Meee cm LPT SOLIS © ee etar a Sckcdsvares Siete atelend ais che cid ot as Otere ar eh Jarvis, Ont. 
BEG WR EL PS EN OAS LS ei a OAR a ne MEA oe AL Jarvis (R.R. 3), Ont. 
SERVE EUOULLSL OLE Mae Pelee Rel ney teat ti cy ofoy «i Mal orator ena al anette as Hagersville (R.R. 5), Ont. 
SGRODIELA WlCraura Soe eta ere et eds a ere aie ale Oren Hagersville (R.R. 5), Ont. 
ECO ecw OTIC pertveaseet teal ctci ns xe NRC es ard, eee BLO s. § Nanticoke, Ont. 
UN Wa SR UNED HGNNMNIIE eure pose oats dig hchic Saree tenes elses sncne aap e tod. ee a Bt Hagersville, Ont. 
Officers: 
Tee eK clizies: Preside tac. senses. etatene e eae Nanticoke, Ont. 
WOUMewiLchells Vice-President. . tie. ot. © eae Se eee - Jarvis, Ont. 
George L. Miller, Secretary-Treasurer .............. Jarvis, Ont. 
Auditors: a~ 
games Williamson. ....:.23...; Be RATS or Mee as aaa Jarvis, Ont. 
WG eTD AROUND RIEGS oe ROR Econ acinomae tT” oe a aaa on Jarvis, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $82,214.38. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS 
PEI LOT OL Lea SCS a UG eee eS sit) hark ah cen slain Vile! ce’ 9/5: Bin yale fe eyes chalets en it $2,500 00 
EEO CALVERYIICO ere, ae Hehe ee he Ce ot gretntgsayer abigee a aioe: $426 37 
Serer alk OL cea mitel. sarvis ©... sits ss cs Seite eee ee ec 1,341 15 
——_—_—_—— 1,767 52 
TERT TEAA OVLG EI ATT See Saree a aes Sk he Aen oes Salt hentia Bier Ota ere aa eee as ae 14 65 
Ree CE IN Aiieol eC DAV UIENLIS. O84. O17 2.5 asc: cx Macaca olietd, x ants sluice Soanes eva evsethete 348 11. 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of prior years (not extended) $56 14 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
PTS PCAN TITENLS eV Cilr ori cc nc als sla bocca ous ce ilaohnne eee US Ren Ree nec Senate 82,214 38 
AW esa h a Noloiag hole rg 0 5 tain ear ene ies Rie UN Beira =o Arh cel! Ieee tr RM : $86,844 66 
LIABILITIES. 
REPT PTT BIGSHOR  TRRISTOQUL. citi ee oot e colts bao aloo a hale FERNS Bee bok a eee $650 66 
“slp PEW 2 oe, eau eed hear teecacae Ire Seton Mee Ree dlc hPa ae Saar oa $650 00 


Ct oe ee mb 


b 268 


se 


Expenses of management: 


THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $4,228 83 
Cash received at taking of application: 

Held by agents for fees (not extended) ................. 242 00 
Received at‘ head: office hiss i ee ie eet ene ee ee eee $121 00 
Gashvrecelved. as. fixed -payments’ of 191777 e149 ee eee eee 5,453 54 
as fixed payments due-an prior yeale een. eee ee 266 30 
for -interest.«: 66.208. se oi a ee ee PALS: 
Other Uf Bin vos OP a a ae eee nea) ei eee en 122 00 
Total receipts. 65a foie 2 se we a ee ee $6,055 21 

’ EXPENDITURE. 
Amount paid to agents in fees (not extended) ........... $242 00 


Amount paid for taxes 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Hy ache Se REE He he Deer ta ihe + up eae cies Wee inet eee $51 80 
IAW rCOsts 2.2 sia bach bebe wie eee eee ee eee 200 00 

investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 21 50 

statutory assessment and license ................... 20 92 

fire :marshal taxon cashes wae als fs ee eee hee T7935 
travellingicexpenses | @.c77. sores et ee ee 25 00 

interest (Fs ie Seca S eee an le ee nr a ee 137 00 

printing, stationery and advertising ................ 76 25 

salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............. 674 80 

postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... 73 00 

fuel "and clight eset ee ae er oe te ee eee ee 12 00 

insurance: préemivuin on Dullding se eco e ee eee 18 80 

Total expenses.of manapement... os...) oa. ae eee eee $1,322 02 

Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ..................4. 1,500 00 
losses “which ‘occurréd during “19177 7... .7.--e eee ee 3,592 82 

TODALG ie tee bee Noa ee ae eae es olen te Sania g En ac See ee 91 68 

repayment: of loan ae... eens oe wee see ie eee 2,000 00 

Total expenditure cess ae Gee ee ee a eee ee $8,516 52 


Mutual .. 


Policies in force 31st December, 1916 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 


Gross number and amount in force during 1917 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 


Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 


Amount covered 


© 6 0 0 6 6 6 ae 0,6 0 © (0 ® je 19 16 [6 


Mutual System. 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four years. 


chee Oh d o OSES Gite eae ote lo eee ee Eee ae $2,386,700 00 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Number. Amount. 

Se hokile. Chane et ate ort ene eee 836 $2,316,350 00 

SRI Kien Wr ertege Cie nee ere 5 242 738,485 00 

ree ae 1,078 $3,054,835 00 

say Ca oka Ba Ra ie ee ee 249 668,135 00 

one wide eee Celery ee 829 $2,386,700 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 269 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


HOMEASSCEAINEI! Ulmieterein ceelevaret sre oer ere ack otis ah eels SSMS oer ait MRE UE RE fay s moe Sievers 
Amount of all premium notes; after deducting all payments thereon and 
BeseeSMIET Mr dOV LOilas a Wi ccc telat s.« Grerd e atsete rion eae fae? Sree aoe et eae oat 


Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 

4 Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 

ashe paioniiators ets DeCem Der LOE Ts oan. ca kon tele ate, ohere cae ae 

Notes for fixed payments cr assessments unpaid at 31st December, 

191 Dies 


Ce) WG 0 Onle 16 6) 6 w) CaaS re Cre a a ole 6 wits © 6 iu ip @ 6 6 @ © ea 0 ©. 16 6 6 @ 16 6 @ 6 6 O58 O16 6 8 


$96,925 


82,214 
3 


0,118 ¢ 


£792 


14 


B20 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 10 


TOWNSEND FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 


HEAD OFFICE, WATERFORD. 


Commenced business 10th April, 1879. 


7 
Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 
Directors: 
FEW OW ELLIELGG <i ore 5 ota-c ea sti Netha eoe ca eee on eee Waterford (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Oscar Haviland sos ccc cccs oe Sem eee ee aw eee Wilsonville, Ont. 
Sattord. GO KRit@hen 270.00 o. pin eee eee eee te Oe cute ce eee Waterford (R.R. 3), Ont. 
gacob Goble (7. 6.0 Sede nae = eas aeons ae ee ote et Waterford (R.R. 4), Ont. 
FRR SAW IUSON ooh aoe eee ai rieus ce aber ys eee wit tee eee: Wilsonville, Ont. 
Wacar McMichael)... aie oe ne tena nine oe te eee ena tae Waterford, Ont. 
Wk: “Hambly satis. sate cnet tee ee eee eee Villanova (R.R. 1), Ont. 
ilijah Hellyer  : fens see ae neat Villanova (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Teaae. At sWilCOX Re cree ee center caer anya eee tenn Hartford, Ont. 
Officers 
J, W:. Wallace, President. 0470.2. 2.5 4229. eae Waterford (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Oscar Li. Haviland "27'S. i ws... ous ce choles a eats reteset Wilsonville, Ont. 
James Ross, Secretary-Treasurer .............0000- Waterford, Ont. 
Auditors: 
Be Wee. Cline ape nie et oe Coss ease ote tan Sas cee a aeolian tae Waterford, Ont., 
Boat MeMichae) : (Aree star anette eats ernest Rn eee Waterford, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $52,325.51. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR HNDING 318sT DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 
Cashin Merchants Bank, Waterford’. .-3:4.0 we-2sles wee ce aes $98 02 
Cash-in ‘Molsons: Bank, Simcoe it .ee eee ne) os ce ee iene one 296 11 
Cash-in Bank of Montreal,“Waterford ....%:..4..0..5085 26a. 176 51 
$570 64 


Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
and assessments levied) os66c kG eo elvan ee ee ee eee ee 


LIABILITIES. 
Amount of borrowed money (promissory notes) ..................0ceeeeee 


Total liabilities 6.965.502... 5 Ae ee eee 


52,325 51 
142 79 


$53,038 94 


$6,295 00 


$6,295 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B271 
RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $319 12 
Peer Ole VOU “AG Fa iite COLCA DD CATION Gian eee a ws wt ee ieee Ha eed ede ad $317 00 
: USPC? DAV ULELILS SOL 1 Ol ree Set ee tiene Gnicys Ades ota vi eeepc. « 4,272 (5 
aseixCd Lpayieuls Guest MITIOLey GAT hme wus ee sas cy ste oe oe 12 te 
rf LESCOL OR Gir ete cece ae ITE a re Be RE Saat ets we 11 85 
- Nay epi UEC 6 Oe Pe cageek 2 De mR AN filer Cate ce aia as Pall a a RO 2 Ae 4,645 00 
POL Ad me RECALLS wire tse Ate ata ce de er te eet he RCM fa couse enue wits $9,318 72 


EXPENDITURE. 
Pxpenses of management: 

ads Lat loa AOU L Sa 1 A COSAA Me sage tice exes Sng bite Hol woe b RD Stored Set RE RES, $317 00 
a for statutory assessment and license Tee ..... a. 0lnabe ea. Des 2 

4 MP QeE MADEN UTR 2 eae etna ota Oe mee Stairs fe wack Ce Ye Doaoe 

: travelling expenses, Mutual Underwriters’ fees .... 29 00 

- LE WARC OSU S A poh Pee Cr Peter h a nna eo SLOG N gl ch sire escort SN ee 15 00 

és INVERUIPALEON (OLR S VA VIG aheteeesy eu. at she cess se eats 87 20 
DELINUUS- staliOnery- andra VerlisiNe. wae. \a eee ee 66 50 

st Salaries, directors and, auditors” fees 2...) a... nee 638 90 

= DOs tase arelesra Mc and (EXDIGSS an go. eS.) Sindee ote eet Sa 

4 LIT EOT OS gee een ee Gene T Fe eee ore ase RIN hres Se en en 167 45 

” DPVEMIVIM POT Bear ONS “VOTE 9. pac «case haere a eae 5-00 

me rent., Telephone and: ServiCGre. secre Aes we cia so 6 alice 34 50 
Peneneess Olea ta welmrent sam tere Balter aaa ce-ciibe e ethleoteacs aco tea Meee vents $1,475 40 

Miscellaneous payments: 

Amol D410) tor losses which occurred jprior to: L917) .. ta... ce ate aes 1,354 00 
rs loscesawiicnvoceurred during LOU ooo. Weta ote 5,638 65 

be LENS Dea aes ae a Re oscars eA aie hee Ree 49 15 

‘ RE DAIOT We Olme LOaT She try 2 aii lense: s 3 cca Shast, wie icra ncen we 550 00 
CIRGRe Tees OTICULL LURet soe tne ta Gate nec son SFr rou Gedy abe oe eon teee kang ee cal Oe $9,067 20 


= —————— 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
NI ATI WL 095 i welled US a ARR of JOR SPA dn CLAS MORI Pa Oe i a eee AS Var A Toe $2,049,875 00 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
molieies in force Sist December, 1916 ... <0. cc.n ee wnt one 884 $2,058,615 00 
molcies new and renewed during 1917 J......-0..0.5..0 5. emes S17 751,380 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ....:....... 1,201 $2,809,995 00 
meecrernived and cancelled. in’ LOTT: cmc se ew ate ee lee 32:7 760,120 00 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 ..... Cae Rares Oe aa Fe eee ee 874 $2,049,875 00 


B 272 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: — 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


CO-SASSOSSIIENE ©). oc cp olor a a aie ole eed Rec eee Le ene eee ee eee $62,335 07 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

ASSCSSMENtS -LOVIEE nos aie cies Se ae Se eee ee ee ea eae eae 52,020 57 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................ 22,871 4508 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash: paid wp.to -3ist. Decembers 19 Linck.) o. ee ee ee 1,602 36 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 275 


CANADIAN MILLERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, HAMILTON, 


Commenced business 20th September, 1878. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
PtOxwe Ls eIN ODLOse LAlOUU. HO Oks i eure ote vie sve wets eMac eile a9 che dened Norval, Ont. 
SRN ORE OTT SOLU ey ere a Orel eae, tte esac eee cane Sheds Ss we Lynden, Ont. 
coh, ] gies, OTE ES USE ORAM en teh tars, Sie i el ae A eR OR ee Re eer New Hamburg, Ont. 
Nor EIS LCV GNS@ eg N et hee ey wae baud ake cathe Wacdsvite aapa oboe eg Chatham, Ont. 
Nelle. sinclair. 2... s: Bi SARS aT Og a ke RRA ae Re en St. Thomas, Ont. 
PCy Ce CRS Ch Demat Fit oye re ee ete cL a hc hes weg LAG eh eed Guelph, Ont. 
Officers: 
Alexander L. Noble, Lieut.-Col., President ............... Norval, Ont. 
Pur AL DOTISGI mV LCC TESIO CH ty ae eet cua oe ate lek en wfoiedy Iola Lynden, Ort. 
Daeh aVDIte. /SCeCretarysEVCaSurer footnote fe os rep th se es Hamilton, Ont. 
Auditors: 
mr LICRIS SUE Lore errr ee tetas Pita Fe Ces Ge Ree Saale: os bx Nwaes ho ERNE? wi bas Hamilton, Ont. 
Rte ee ee ee LOL e in cee Rec eee ke foe iS Sorel, soon abd Oeii Hamilton, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $89,116.70. 


= STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. 

NT Ge CTT OES Or card ec RVG oe toh ass ae SATE NESE gk Feed RL RE ema $6,000 00 
OSE TO ETI CULES 0 st oan niacn sted. Suh e cola orate Ci rie de wd RD Rds ea 8 271,429 32 

OP SSRN SG RS Oe Re Bap ai ors Ce en ee ee $24 89 

’ Cash on deposit to the Company’s credit, not drawn agaiast, in 

re OR SE hed os Salm: eg 6) al) Cyto aA Pee Cat a Geman egies oe aa hy 6,958 65 
a Le ees 6,983 54 
MerecrL sii paine Of xed paymelits: Of 1917. Yi eS. Sicas Po acne fies oes | 714 40 

Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
PM ASE CHIEN Tae LOVIOUAe Hy Shee ics, cs he. s eae Fe Oe tok oe stains Waeteet ose Sire Bes ks 89,116 70 
Reet INT OT Ost AGCTUEG | oo cle Ha aod oo Ao 6 are a ee iy dda 27.oy | Sac 6,554 64 
Rote Mea mde a en Sill eo pe. oa yan ge Ae ee Pao Oy sa Kyo: $380,798 60 
atae 

LIABILITIES. a 

mMnEN PERE El PASERE NTE ay gees. Ci Shox. & BN silo hid Le Hur Shae Biceshd ae PUNE lea sTucd dio paar als $10,000 -00 


nt Sy 


B24 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $14,004 15 
@ash received:.as fixed payments -of 191% 22. cue ee i ci ee pein personae ara $29,813 95 
n as fixed payments due in prior years ...............02-eucves 473 10. 
. QS -INterest or ee Sik als 6 is eiecote el nee be een an enamel eect atten Reaigteee Siee 15,711 38 
J from realization of investments, e.g., debentures, 
and other securities during 1917 (not ex- 
tended ).5. che a ee ea ere $7,396 29 
endorsement; fees.i <0 6. hee Re tree ee eee 31 50 
* GOMMISSIONS® © 5) ech a eet ee ee ee oe eee ae tee ee 154 50 
Totals receipts 003 we Fe eect ee ene ne are eee sen eer $46,184 42 
\ ———————— 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid “Tor ‘COMMISSIONS Yr oe sie ce elektro ee $48 12 
ge LAW: COSTS Fa Aare ake re anol Met ae le Fe he tras cee ae een eee 2 00 
Y investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 50 00 
~ statutory assessment and license fee (Ontario) ..... 14 90 
és fire. - marshals tax: : tite ie Poe ieee en eee eee 115 74 
printing, stationery and advertising =e]. ee 270 11 
i salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees .............5. 4,570 50 
postage, telephone, telegrams, express and exchange 242 97 
a travelling “6XPeNSES Gan. 2. act ee we a eel ae eee 278 25 
-s riel sand “light:<. £2 2. ag free ea eee ee 700 
‘ CAROS Sih eae kic, reas Seacrest oe de oe eee era 36 11 
ie TOME 6.152 Sal esac EG Oe ae oral ee Sate Reach ee 250 00 
‘ other ‘expenses. Ah Sis ak eee hee a en eee 107 45 
Total expenses of “managenrent’ 3.-5.1,.¢..4-45 6s eee eee ee $5,993 15 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 .................... 9,260 42 
i. losses which occurred during 1917 .............0....800. 10,000 00 
rh LODRC se sek cers webrere eee soe te waa lees ieee Pe Ge re 669 65 
a TE-INSUTANCH) fone week ot ee ee oe eet ee ee eee 46 75 
refund =to members 2002.0 oe es eee ee 9,392 73 
# investments (mot extended) ................ $24,388 63 
ss Patriotic Fund, Red Cross and other charities .......... 850 00 
Total expenditure bith Wan b ase edges eesen ewe btaetecspetevieiad $36,212 70 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
One year or less. Three years. Total. 
VER ICAT SE ewer Ne eS fe0G 2 Nahi accre aul des abehe ete eee $20,000 00 $1,230,320 00 $1,250,320 00 
Re-insurance. 
INERT CARER sis tsa aia ah oS (gi, ah) a hid Godel break se Retr cge) Eee ae ee 2,000 00 
Net risks in force ist. December, ‘LOLT si..i en cae er ee $1,248,320 00 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 275 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS, 


Mutual System, 4 Number. Amount. 
Policies im force 3lat December, 1916 o.s.ce. 5 ice ee eee 420 $1,211,970 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 .............2ccceeees 180 473,300 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917............... 600 $1,685,270 00 
Pesnrexpired and cancelled sinw 191 Te. oe. eas. «cis Scien vs 6 165 434,950 00 
Meterisksoin force cist December, 19170 0.0. ss etc eee a tee ares 435 $1,250,320 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Manufacturing. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


One-year Three-year 
risks. risks. Total. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by 
Company and legally liable to assessment $770 00 $145,312 00 $146,082 060 
Amount of all premium notes after deducting 
all payments ‘thereon and assessments 


EAVIC(LR y NOR cliias Gis tehe ae setee a. earthed ore 335 00 88,781 70 89,116 70 
Amount of premium notes received during 
IVEY CATES Tl ahs te tur ok ty na ae as pote) sas sae cte 670 00 54,451 00 55.121 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, includ- 
ing all sums credited on said premium 
notes: 
PAGNHOALGLLOLa Shi DeCeCMDCLr Loblaw eae | leds Sees 4) 29, le ke Meath 29,813 95 
Notes for fixed payments or assessments 
MMI test Sia WCCElO DCT ALO Ligerac sie ete hy tse orate ts Us cement 714 40 


B2%6 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
COUNTY OF BRANT FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, BRANTFORD. 


Commenced business 27th May, 1861. 


————__ 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
Chas; -Melntyre’ fee nuet eee De arlene ARC st ete ae Oh ok Scotland, Ont. 
ONT @OOLING ood os Sel eve ete eS ree Ge be iehie aes het eee ee ee Burford, Ont. 
Punean “W.. Miller 47220). oie Vin ae oe eee ee eerste St. George, Ont. 
High cATCn. vec sea a vk ree's ORs Pela ieee Racin eee eee Drumbo, Ont. 
LQ: HR endrick \ Ae wo sis 6 pi bts iste oe els eee ne rece eee Cainsville, Ont. 
AL OW. Vansickle! ce. S567 oe ahneaie cos eo tee  ereeeenre ata hemes eons Onondaga, Ont. 
Prancis Thomson.) 265-2604. -aole eee oe ae Le ee ae Cainsville, Ont. 
Hdward Knight i008 2 ae ees ee ee a ee aes eee oe ee Vanessa, Ont. 
LOM ORES LEN G8 Wan Bergin Sorta nis We Sena CRE ree Non ds, MMe ah tye Seotland, Ont. 
Officers: 
Charles Mcintyre, “President 9s. 2. o%') ects patente oe eb tee Scotland, Ont. 
John Collins, Vice-President) 2.20 se foe aes cee ee be ee Burford, Ont. 
J; A. Messecar, Secretary-Treasurer fot ta tiens sitet. tinier = Brantford, Ont. 
Auditors: 
RoW, Hamilton’ 656 ace 6 psd ae et ok ene ae tes eee Cainsville, Ont. 
P. M. Button «..... Ute aii orn aap oA inal ee ee COR cay eee Scotland, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $97,847.34. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
Caridad a. - War: LiOAd 24s cnn aiin See clerc eee aie oti ee $5,000 00 
Amount of cash at. head -offiteco se ee ok ee ee ens $161 47 
Cash in Canadian Bank of Commerce, Brantford ............. 3,459 74 
—————$—$ 3,621 21 
Amount Of unpaid fixed payments OL1-19OL7 Cites snus cy ee cee ee ee 845 34 
Amount of unpaid fixed payments, prior year ............ aera ie itis ine 168 73 
Amount of fixed payments, prior years (not extended) ...... $115 26 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
und assessments levied ....ca sche on bs aes foe ee ee ee 97,847 34 
PIMOUNE. OF ANTETESt: ..00 56.5.6. 6 ces wes oleae COED he ee aaa ete eee ee 118 45 
TOL) “ABBEES | scan winless ale pc eranelate ieee aie «ROLE: ane ere tt $107,601 07 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


Si ee 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. Bz? 


RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $4,195 83 
Reamer OOM US LO le LOG a ees at cere re er ene cE ol or ae vibes oi breieval ay die Bees $2 00 
= fixed payments of 1917 ........ Jt Apa 2 ee: oe ee 12,127 70 
rs BXOUSHA VME US eDTIOTey Garces an hoa te ce te erg ne es 419 92 
- ITLEGTESt GUTIDS © 19 ie tee een ee tt cs eats ips os. Wis 250 00 
s MANION USL los, LihwAdl VALCOme aint cine ome aka! Sits an em ar ereiet ae 97 44 
4 LPANSLETSLeRS ys Wate oe ee oe ee le ee oe NG sa 14 00 
ie return premiums—re-insurance cancelled ..............-. 571 89 
i Gi Deep CRU ET Coe. talcn es een s'cs ee ee Pa Ge RTs ads yo CL ee hao DC tors 900 49 
POUCA Tet OCOD t Gn aint, Ae elaine neo eed ods he ce eerie ane? $14,383 44 
Sn Dbiecravemcn essa 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
ATUL ALOR LOE COOLIO TSSTO Matt gers tisvsictn ss eters ice cet dale eee 3 a amin eeveren ar $1,148 600 
te TAX CRAMPS CE err se cc. Mckerta et tes oe Sore, 6 ae eee ere onto 28 19 
TFENCG wee es en ee eee fone Oe lad Li ela ore a eRe eee 86 25 
statutory assessment and license fee ................. 43 85 
© printing, stationery and advertising ................ 140 49 
id salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 1,195 47 
s investigation and adjustment of claims ............. 93 90 
i postage, telephones, telegrams and express ......... 61 32 
be PA Was COS UGmere letersi tarred Cea eC Bae a een shy wt a rae enone 216 00 
Neen rSNairta yet oat ee cos CPSs cate ee ee eee 50 84 
= SUCCLACANTC LL me ral fe wie Gare eae POs, Shae PG Ps Re a ees 440 00 
i PEWTitinen COMPANY 8. DOOKS scan tak ore unc Antara 153 00 
- PULTE VO GTM alk netaNedes oe af scsiulls eps oes oe wc ioc Lat Abt iee ase nie eeu 183.47 
Orair ex Deises (Ol. MANA SCIPETIES Oo ai jean aie cote ohectus ste eaten coats $3,841. 08 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Gaen paid for losses which Occurred during 1917 0.2.02... 6... 2t.se sees 10,800 72 
e POT Ce ee See Fa ieee ak Banka Aor aa ee eee 316 26 
OLA eR MOU Gill Gaertn sone of ork: ae raid .o a aes Ske LO ees ee $14,958 06 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


; Four years. 
areeret es Pam Se Re Pe ees aE gone taken Sk: wo bac ONC A wel $4,768,965 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Mroied ite forces Let. Decem ler, 19166 seri be ss eee 2,093 $4,735,895 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ......-.......-e eee eeue 596 1,550,845 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 ............. 2,689 $6,286,740 00 
Less expired and cancelled during 1917 ....................: 712 + 1,517,775 00 
Meeeniais-in toree cist December, L917 ©... saw k ii weie new sge 1,977 $4,768,965 00 


EL OS ALE ZIRT) NST EOL ER A 


B 278 | THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 & 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Four-year risks. 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments ilevied isa PaaS Ue thes ene crear ereieate: ere eee ae $168,030 35 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ................. 97,847 34 
Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes, viz.: 
Cash paid up to December sist vt9liaieee 2. eee ee eee 40,925 00 
Notes for fixed payments or assessments unpaid at 31st December, 1917 4,100 76 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 279 


TOWNSHIP OF CLINTON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
HEAD OFFICE, BEAMSVILLE. 


Commenced business 22nd August, 1898. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


, Directors: 
DONT Oe ad EW Tay a ale re re Wellandport, Ont. 
Por itLSUT aly Se pe em vn is eae ee ice ade ocetactee dW ake aeo te Me ee ints: abtks Smithville, Ont. 
OMViSer EL OTL SD ULL Cha or sce? at hia casi hone: HaNG lel Ace eae lamers as cua sacs Jordan Station, Ont. 
RCA Agee eatg 10 eh Ce net none olsen re Oc eel erage ape tea MY amare OTN ee Beamsville, Ont. 
Walton PEWS REVS ER eee RA are gh eerie econ emer SNe oP oe are St. Catharines, Ont. 
Peed ee er COLL TTIN tere re dal ioc ee Pore ne re kerchel ono a oe SWS ea ye St. Catharines, Ont. 

: Officers 
ACeIDELE JAMLCSON sELCBIGENT Gite ca hae s hele ware eke dale Geet Wellandport, Ont. 
Bian OuUro pM VICE ELCSIOGIIt. teas caheee ease ens ceoreratite die aac Smithville, Ont. 
eee LAN a DOCrOLan ye | PeAnUTCr: mioe wet. «este wie taka te «ees Beamsville, Ont. 
Auditors: 

ee eee tr DCOLM Gly: A eater a eb rt ets PE Le ee Beamsville, Ont. 
ey PA ED Corie een ae oan tare cores oe Ore eS os a Oe ea aha Beamsville, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $80,883.29. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS. 

Pe EIC AO OUCH en, aie ore YS oY eta Sia bend © 5 ek ws hace Bie $82 28 

Madietieian oor tiamilton. Beamsville 2. we gs nc eee ee Oe os Todt 63 
———— $1,593 91 

Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
LCs ARO CEOINOULS ALO VLCC Mace ten wet ccele «eter e tk am clanater so nahin eho! ocho. site,-a, once hd cans a 80,883 29 
Amount of unpaid assessments which were levied in 1917 ................ 143 60 
OUP a SOLER ewe TUR en ata aie dia chore ofc Wi kus aba cedey tes eaten $82,620 80 


LIABILITIES.—None. 


RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) = sa. ioe. - $1,674 13 
manmereceived as uxed: payments due in 1917 25 ge. ssa fete See cae te se eee $4,287 26 
Me LUCERO Veale: Gini cee a Nae Oem ee 86 18 
2 PULSES OUT Tae oak ane acts tet ehe: nie tents one Meta a ed a Ge ase 52 15 
ce sa TARTS Aire us) Sot Ae HARON ee aaa Ae Ea oes Pew geo a Np es oe 15 00 
TTA AEETOCOLLL MM a atirte Aerated ec te ee ee hace $4,420 59 


B 280 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


/|)XPENDITURE. 


\xpenses of management: 
Cash paid for agents’ fees «... 2.34.4. at. es ee $27 40 
yi statutory assessment and license: fee way .c- 0 os ners mae 23 76 
i Wire ‘marshal: tax =. 6. «0. cet ke cas eee ee eee ee 16 65 
= Salaries, directors’ and ‘auditersxtees 7c. ee ar ee ee 455 30 
TENG pret. iv SI En, Wot art ae, ate UT a See eee 21 00 
i printing .and stationery Masi sier eee eee 17 00 
> investization/of claims <)°2>.0.0.0 we eee eee 22 00 
E postage, telephone, telegrams and express ....... > eae 73 00 
i Mutual Underwriters’ Association, feé .................. 5 00 
Total ‘expenses of (Management o.oo wueeae: cee ee ee ee eee $661 11 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Gash'paid for losses’ which occurred GUrIng 19tio. gs2)., eee ee $3,808 50 
# TEDATES i. SES cc ey de Raa Ble aee e eke teeta ae cone 31 20 
Total ‘expenditure s.. eties Ga Ge oe eee meee ees ee eee ree $4,500 81 


CURRENCY .OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
PIM UBEUL oo a ob esse Sle S adlcva oa alae: wales Cle ene geN oe ae R evclc lr nen mn eg oe 


MOVEMENT IN RISKS: 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
Policies in force Bisty December, 11916 5 ca eee ee eee 1,124 $2,296,125 00 
Policies new and renewed. during (1917 (a.m). <u. seer sae 434 977,590 00 
Gross number and amount di clorcesduringe 0 hime ee ee 1,558 $3;273,715 00 
Less expired and «cancetled: in “LOLT) 2.423 ee eee 423 829,475 00 
Weturisks in force 3ist December, 1910] ae oe aera eet TSS $2,444,240 00 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 3lst December, 1917. 


Three years 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company, and legally 


liable to assessment .............. PRY heme he ian me ae $88,283 76 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

assessments levied... os.4 «640 dine «+ fae oe oe ee eee 80,883 29 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ..............-... 35,407 24 


Payments on the premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on 
said premium notes: 
Cash paid up'to 81st December, 1917 ......i..smece see ceases ceus 1,437 27 


> 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


B 281 


SALTFLEET AND BINBROOK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 


HEAD OFFICE, ELFRIDA. 


Commenced business 30th July, 1880. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 


TERPS CR OT Mero Watters seus cette Mur ties ahaa e dee atl cere Oe ee er Hannon, Ont. 
USO LS hOLCHOL om re crwth he ier sie a Gan ay, s: desvenercuivs Ree puree Hannon, Ont. 
terme AL CUCL TAM Bete series Wie tant ener of Sl ne lo bs ea, yo aby Ak ashes ome Fruitland, Ont. 
eM Ese Cod LOR TG lua ae eat iete tenes ea eta of Er hig aan) wages eie ke Winona, Ont. 
Crary te LINAS Re en re es Gr Miho Jane IB Be ed as Hamilton, Ont. 
PATI TUT ULC ites cannot ney Ol trans ene ete ne te WN REN, oie ih Wee ed Si Glanford, Ont. 
VO LeeeticnNNd COR mate acta roe tls tla on rile rately nia eu so eae eee Glanford, Ont. 
CELE EIN MEO EG Wink Ue Siete Ming Settee Stowe s Maewn 1 wk Laws os Oe Grimsby, Ont. 
fel LE SSC E WO) De aoeiy Bohl Mb cri 6H we cals allie an SEE gener 2 ee Ancaster, Ont. 
% 
Officers: 
Bore piians = Mlevenerss Pregl COT tse steer or ereda ta tetvin 0a 00 sy ahate) dheseyelerats Hannon, Ont. 
Joseph M. Stewart, Vice-President ....¢7...2...cepe0ce mes Grimsby, Ont. 
Umi. melker. Secretary-Ereasurern 3. duce hee cece eae s Nea et Stoney Creek, Ont. 
Auditors: 
(SMe lens LEW CL iseaetaat ewe y crraihs. crarstd nec) dev'ni (Fo PUN e ms. sys: bac he veo Hannon, Ont. 
Ae Eat LK CTY Secs ewe o-chee ere sd gees nals (pou ore ak wee Bartonville, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $122,863.85. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS. be 
cereal cir Viel ee EO 2 Vie eer Fe cas hie Geile vie bose SRE in x Siew Uysal ald! ssc ada alin Maapotet aan $1,000 00 
een Lee eA 1k OTA LE mere ocr a aie iw Oe a ee ok ea GOO wn APR Pha ae OR aes 400 00 - 
ReONi Osean OD TUANG at. NOG OUNCE 27% Faye baleen lenhece 654 ‘ $328 50 
Actual cash in Royal Bank, Stoney Creek Cen aU eee Aa anor is 16,293, 00 
16,621 87 
Amount unpaid of assessments levied during 1917 ....... eh HA Per, SR ara tS RAE 900 45 
Amount of unpaid assessments of previous years (not ex- 
Pe See Ter ie NG Soave aha via) he ale 2 Gd ow of RRR $349 81 
Amount of premium notes in force after deducting all payments thereon 
PU BSE ASICS TOVERMO oe -csacla wain eee oetilalee le aoe Oe Pe ERY ie Mee BON. Gk OIE Gin Sey 122,863 85 
TALC Tae Seat RE MTR ioe ee oc S, Cik Re eat Pius Le gv Siw! By PTR whe 8 eR $141,786 17 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


B 282 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $14,201 03 
Cash received for assessments which were levied in 1917 .................. $5,694 96 
* assessments which were levied before 1917 .............. 361 28 
Hy INTOTESt teem Ge eae eee Br Estoy ity Al ichor Nora Ss hn 2 410 80 
5 transter fees ‘and penalties). eo seen eee eee 8 50 
Total “recelpts . is ss 6 Ri See cee re ee $6,475 54 

WHXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: - 

Amount paidfor. law ‘COBtS” & <5. osc wc ee ee ee eee $5 00 
+ printing, stationery and advertising ................ 16 50 
a statutory assessment and license fee ................ 30 54 
sf fire marshal tax eo oss ose ae es ee ee ees 40 54 
: travelling  -CxXpensed = 724 G. eee. eo tk eee bee ee 24 50 
- salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............... 985 00 
“s postage, telephone, telegrams and express .......... ‘ 94 50 
= taxes 20S coo eee lag Ura otis Soe a a eee 10 17 
M2 other expenses +! obits 20 Se oe 2 cee eee ee 159 95 
Total expenses of “management. —.).6 cae en eee ee eee $1,366 70 


Miscellaneous payments: 


Cash paid for losses which OCCurred prior G67 hold =e ee eee ee 466 00 
“ losses which occurred during 4917-5 Cae, eee 1,222 00 

4 invested in Canada War Loan (not extended) $1,000 00 
Total expenditure 225 Wenn as = cee ee Ree ee re ne ee $3,054 70 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Threé years. 


Mibu. eek a ik See Be pa RIS ee Bice ee ee eee eee Sane $3,187,470 00 
MovEMENT IN RISKS. 
Mutual System. | Number. Amount. 
Policies. in, force ‘3ist. December, 31916 92-2 eee eee oe 1,392 $3,126,725 00 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ......2.............48. 503 1,231,650 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 1,895 $4,358,375 00 
iecs pexpired and, cancelled anwealoliew et eee eee 518 1,170,905 00 
Net risks in force at 31st December, 1917 ...............--- 1,377 $3,187,470 00 


ECM FT WS er ee 


CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS: 
Farm and non-hazardous. 
PREMIUM NOTES 


On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three-year risks. 
Amount of all premium notes, deducting all payments thereon and assess- 
ITIETITS PROVIGIL «205 00 wie. e Min ots oie ale a Realebela aiei saiees en es Aes en ae ae $122,863 85 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 52.023 06 


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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES; RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


[B 283] 


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MISCELLANEOUS TABLES 


Showing particulars of Fire Losses in Ontario for years 1908 to 1917, inclusive. 
Showing also totals, averages and percentages in respect of Farm Mutual Insurance for the 
thirty years, 1888 to 1917, inclusive. 


[B 295] 


B 296 


TABLE SHOWING : 


1. 


THY REPORT Oi Be 


The amount paid for losses caused by fire in the Province, years 1908 to 1917, 


No. 10 


both 


inclusive—as reported to the Department of Insurance for Ontario by Provincial licensees. 2. The amount paid 
for such losses caused by incendiarism or supposed incendiarism. 3. The amount paid for such losses caused by 


lightning. 

. Abo SEs | See. seo aene 

Year. | Class of Company. at = ae 204 oe Rae B oe 225 

| Fosse BS oe EK | sees 

ag EseSe | g6 S532 26 88 
ASS52895 | deESS82 abdSe 
$06. | 1S. Uat. NESS eee 
| 69 Purely Mutual Companies........----+-++ 374,602 38 9,679 37 | 139,904 75 
| 13 Cash-Mutual Companies........-----+-+++) 778,780 13 | 138,774 05 26,777 14 
1908 A Stock Companies..2..e.+o. 2s ++5r tosses | 234,149 65 3,542 29 3,505 31 
S6 Companies... -c..0sns- uses tests omeirleins 1,387,532 16 | 26,995 71 | 170,187 20 
68 Purely Mutual Companies.......-.----+++- 297 ,3833 88 | 11,667 75 | 120,578 49 
13 Cash-Mutual Companies.........-+--++-+: | 657,028 47 | 18,735 79 | 38,845 94 
1909 5 Stock Companies.........02-eceeeececeee 167 ,596 82 7,007 66 514 86 
SG COMpaNieS> tess te secte os ete wate seta etorate 1,121,959 17 | 37,411 20 | 159 ,934 29 
| 69 Purely Mutual Companies....... .-.+.--> 409,451 68 12,075 15 | 201,057 36 
| 13 Cash Mutual Companies. ........---+.++: 663 ,660 16 9,628 86 | 41,252 11 
1910 5 Stock CompanieS:-/ vie. + soothe eee ee 101, 099%22 4,266 67 | 2,600 61 
WRT) Com panies avs ss.) <iassteiete oils et A mies Greta taters 1,240,761 07 | 25,970 68 | 244,910 08 
69 Purely Mutual Companies............+--- 469,671 16 12,167 05 | 207,181 80 
13 Cash-Mutual Companies......-...-..--+-- 534 ,012 00 2,897 45 | 50,979 95 
19112!| 6 Stock Companies............. ees seer eens 192.012 12 2,394 78 4,495 26 
| SB. Companies. . cvicciae cuss ctsem Sele ee triste el 1,195,695 28 | 17,459 28 | 262,657 01 

| 69 Purely Mutual Compamies...........+-+.+) 408,326 46 | 12,797 00 | 216,711 11 
| 13 Cash-Mutual Companies..... ......-+-+- 610,501 45 5,711 00 | 32,289 87 
1912 J! 6 Stock Companies. ........ 2-2 cece seer cece 205 ,683 00 4,269 35 | 13,281 13 
| 88 Companies........--.eeee seed sree sree eres | 1,224,510 91 | 22,777 385 | 262,282 11 
69 Purely Mutual Companies.............--- 515,045 72 | 12,539 35 | 230,479 25 
12 Cash-Mutual Companies.......-...-.+-+5- | .757,015 44 | 18,946 22 | 65,301 99 
1913 5 Stock ‘Companies cos. se se tne i ree | 187 ,845 75 954 27 9 323 11 
| 86-Compantes. «21 sfereac eens cela 1,459,906 91 32,489 84 | 305,104 35 
| 70 Purely Mutual Companies................ | 436,125 51 13,150 96.| 172,822 26 
| 11 Cash-Mutual Companies.......--.+++++++- 732,180 78 20,533 56 34,675 28 
1914)) 5 Stock Companies......... 2... +-s-eeeeeeee| 223 ,380 17 3,818 36 3,991 90 
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1°86 Companies......-...0+.00essecceeetteeee 1,391,686 46 | 37,502,88 | 211,489 44 
| 70 Purely Mutual Companies ....... 446,553 65 | 10,118 67 | 126,368 01 
| 10 Cash-Mutual Companies..32... nese 520,383 15 16,634 60 | 20,832 71 
1915 4-5 ‘Stock Companies. « (iwu:e ss eae ere cee | 277,882 86 3,264 48 | 1,803 10 
l 85 Companies..2rusne rete ane eee eee | 1,244,819 66 | 30,017 75 | 149,003 82 
| 70 Purely Mutual Companies..........--..-.| 537,831 66 | 18,731 00 | 185,924 44 
f 10 Cash-Mutual Companies... - 2s oe = 1 659,669 88 | 47,834 80 | 34,182 09 
1916 A-Stock Companies. seeeeet sme ee eas 265,006 92 6,302 00 1,873 37 
| S4°:Com Panes cs si 2 peutic se erate meals ie teen | 1,462,007 96 | 72,867 80 | 221,929 90 
70 Purely Mutual Companies........-.-..++. |. 577,677 91) 5,555 45) 256,941 44 
1917 | 0 -Cash-Mutual Companies: pvc. anise eran 638,594 64 | 12,116 99 59,402 98 
ane ere Stock COmMDAMIGS snc snoreh elem teeters Mieomae oo 200,731 65 | 5,208 25 | 10,379 48 
| Bie Companies nia): sae eee 1,417,004 20 | 22,880 69 326,723 85 


1918 


Comparative Table 
Liabilities, Total Net 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


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Losses Paid, for the 30 years from 1888 to 1917, inclusive. 


Year. 


Number of 
Companies. 


Total Assets. 


Liabilities. 


Total 


Amount at Risk. 


Total Net 


Total Cost of 
Management. 


FIRE INSURANCE PURELY MUTUAL COMPANIES. 


B 297 


showing by years the Number of Companies, Total Assets, Tota] 
Amount at Risk, Total Cost of Management and Total Amount of 


Total Amount 
of Losses Paid 


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1888 
1889 
1890 
1891 
1892 
1893 
1894 
1895 
1896 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 
1906 
1907 
1908 
1909 
1910 


1911 
1912 
1913 
1914 
1915 
1916 
1917 


$ Cc. 
2,904 606.67 
2,754 690.34 
2,732 033.78 
2,934 421.43 
3,097 ,762.62 
3,181,978 .22 
8,316 ,279.75 
3,451 ,229.76 
3,644, 162.96 
3,829 599.26 
4,097 ,623.98 
4,312 225.58 
4 563,701.89 
4,909 905.31 
5,263 ,3870.54 
5 593,038.34 
5,907 474.01 
6,246 102.55 


6,546 964.45 
6,959 ,999.47 
7,243 ,527.16 
7,678 ,295.81 
8 025,136.85 


8,383, 438.60 
8,714, 406.51 
9,017,764. 20 
9,418, 246.92 

9,785, 486.06 

10,211, 106.27 

10,655, 654.64 


>. Cs 
39,434.78 
45,990.81 
38 ,884.15 
51,556.40 
34,437.25 
41,872.42 
61,585.52 
AT ,221.25 
55,523.19 
49 ,801.99 
63 ,226.47 


44,978.15 


42,111.65 
43,170.84 
33 ,3/9.76 
33 , 187.04 
30,841.27 
17 654.85 
15,885.74 
21,507.51 
38,881.27 
26 043.62 
17,767.24 


23,620.86 
20,344.37 
27,219.55 
37,274.82 
31,426.88 
48,152.38 
42,501.96 


$ c 
83 ,929 ,092.00 
84,946 ,603.00 
81,641, 482.00 


84,567 422.00 
89 358 018.00 
92,970 899.00 
99 426,630.00 
104,046 ,645.00 
109,617 ,060.00 
114,809 593.00 
121,965 ,359.00 
125 ,677 413.00 
133 ,274 373.00 
142,878 ,557 .00 
150,981,746.00 
160,385,333 .00 
169,847 ,278.00 
179,925 052.00 
190,139 ,952.00 
201,055 ,392.00 
210,097 ,305.00 
220 084,980.00 
231,991,755 .00 


244 064,150.00 
255, 5738, 924.64 
266 , 766,720.77 
276, 865,089.54 
288, 861,052.48 
302,138, 372.22 
318, 485, 423.61 


ot Cs 
74 631.36 
65,366.26 
58,817.35 
58 573.89 
57,198.32 
50,267.00 
55,002.38 
61,038.58 
63,721.18 
63,790.58 
67 544.96 
69,913.00 
65,451.45 
69 547.83 
71,022.23 
74,880.42 
78,815.96 
79 574.83 
85,601.85 
86,070.51 
91,123.04 
95,764.15 
101,345.51 


107,189.31 
112,707.67 
121,415.61 
115,922.54 
124,383.07 
132,656.25 
142,989.74 


$c. 
153 ,585.69 
156 ,060.38 
137, 803.31 
127,317.89 
158 ,007 .85 
158 ,370.98 
219,057.54 
206 ,603.36 
187 ,916.45 
169 ,281.88 
224,747.15 
167 ,639.29 
219,699.12. 
191 ,872.70 
202 ,472.02 
255 ,227 .06 
279 3825.92 
270,772.86 
359 ,980.45 
303,924.51 
374,593.39 
297 , 459.88 
409 451.68 


469 671.16 
408, 326.46 
515,045.72 
436,125.51 
446,553.65 
537, 331.66 
*577,677.91 


* Total amount paid for Losses by Purely Mutual Companies for the 30 years, 1888 to 
1917, both inclusive, $8,621, 903.43. 


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(Mutual—R. S. O. 1914, Chap. 183, Part III.) 


ASSETS AND LIABILITIES; INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 


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5B 300 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


HURON WEATHER INSURANCE MUTUAL COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, ZURICH, ONT. 


Commenced business 31st May, 1906. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and. Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
JAMES COLE) Ses Gok co ee OL ee ene eee Cromarty, Ont. 
Benson SWilliams i. .cs5 a ee oe oe ae ee Exeter (R.R. 3), Ont.. 
Wen GAld well sar. Ao. kee ne ahd eee? oer eee Sn a Hensall, Ont. 
iS Brokenshire: ..%. cate neko te ee Crediton (R.R. 1), Ont. 
FELONY TRAW.  crso ek cae ee ee ae ee Zurich (R.R. 1), Ont. 
DWotheringham-2.20.c ee ee ee eee Brucefield, Ont. 
Wane Batterie aeca ee Bearers a en he Dc tea le Zurich, Ont. 
Roger, Northcoté.4 S5 eee oa ieee ee Exeter (R.R. 1), Ont. 
Moses:Geiger «wide ee uke ws ote oh Ce a ee oe ey Zurich, Ont. 
Officers: 
James OCOtt, Presidents tise se ae eee eee Cromarty, Ont. 
Benson: Williams, “Vice-President ss. 0.2 .e. 06 cee. Exeter (R.R. 3), Ont. 
Chas. Monteith, Secretary-Treasurer ................ Woodham (R.R. 1), Ont. ~ 
Auditors: 
JOnne Camp dell is. Weave hee eee ee heehee Exeter, Ont. 
ALOR TY Stra oe 0s Soe eas ise a me Reming te Hensall (R.R. 1), Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $126,376.35. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st December, 1917. 


ASSETS. 
ManAdas War LOAN |< 55- cc esa hwinde cee Mean tT a aa ae a A $400 00 
Gash,or nang “at. head “ove... ss -aeteaenacee sat eee eee $34 79 
Cashin Motsons Bank, Hertsall;:Ontier, ) nace oe cee ee ee 8,657 50 
———____- 8,692 29 
AMOuUNt- unpaid: for fixed payments or 1917) ee eo eee ene ee 464 45 
Amount of premium notes in force, after deducting all payments thereon 
nud assessments levied 2s. ier sa hee coe te ee ee eee 126,376 35 
Totalsassets } ..9% aceite ese ne eee eae ean ee ~>+ $135,933 09 


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LIABILITIES.—None. 


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CURRENCY OF RISKS. 


Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Re ene, eR eR ecg alee oF esendls Gebers ay » fi eines tae a oe eee a aie Bigs ee: 
MOVEMENT IN RISKS. 

Mutual System. Number. 
Policies in force 31st December, 1916 ........----+-e se eeeeees 2,370 
Policies new and renewed during 1917 ............--. calc neces 1,026 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............- 3,096 
Less expired and cancelled in 1917 ....--.--+- +e esses seeeeees 693 
Net risks in force 31st December, 1917 .......-------+eeeeees 2708 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 301 
Receipts. © 
Cash balance at 3ist December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $6,344 90 
Held by agents for fees (not extended) .......-----++-ee reese 1,026 00 
Cash received for fixed payments due in 1917 .......-.-- eee eee eee ee eee eee $6,446 65 
a fixed payments due in prior years ......----- +++ seers eee 101 40 
re CPE Ros anc So ed ar tig Sr gee Rn Oe eg ie eM ar ee arr ep RR eek a 165 25 
GEA TECEIDUG 4 oo faced ee os ce eed Ree ote e CCE ete viene gm rie a a $6,713 30 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Amount paid to agents in fees (not extended) ............ $1,026 00 
Amount. paid for commission ...........-- eee eee eee r tebe n eet ccess $377 85 
“ investigation of claims, (2:2... 666. bee eee eee ares 164 20 
m statutory assessment and license fee .......-.+-++++ 4: 27 46 
= printing, stationery and advertising ..............--- 161 55 
a salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ...........-.-- 841 20 
7 postage, telephone, telegrams and express .....--.--> 109 67 
rent (directors’ meetings) ........--es sees eee ersten 11 00 
vs fTAWEMING: OXPCILSES= Weir cone ye so siete cok eel eases nem 345 00 
a bank exchange on, collections .......-.....5-.ce+s4+ 61 80 
* One CX PENG ULC a Coan kul o: + te Mirae fe ans eo ala 11 00 
Total expenses of management ......-. 2... cee eee eee eee eens $2,110 73 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred DIO LO: Loki eed POM a es ENE ME 259 65 
: losses which occurred during 1917 .........---e esse eeeee 1,572 08 
re TADAT CI tees Bak a oe he ithe wre een ee oN es colon ee eR 23 45 
é invested, Canada War Loan (not extended).. $400 00 
POCA Tex PONG UP Ge ty ck in eel ee si Sema ee ae a a es $3,965 91 
SS 


Three years. 
$3,223,950 00 


Amount. 
$2,749,920 00 
1,270,000 00 


$4,019,920 00 
795,970 00 


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$3,223,950 00 


B 302 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


ROSBSSOSSINONE 0 F's nie ahs wisi a soe.) Agteatie ete die als Wigton a eek ete eo nUen i, arene aM ge $138,564 00 
Ameunt of all premium notes, atte deducting all payments thereon and 

mapessments levied. ss. sacs: cscs heirs ee a ee ea 126,376 35 
Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 ..............0.. 53,836 00 


Payments on premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 


Cash paid upto 31st December,’1917. . 2.6 «<2 suns cos sculne een ont 2,691 80 


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1918, SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 303 


ONTARIO FARMERS’ WEATHER INSURANCE MUTUAL COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, GRAND VALLEY, ONT. 


Commenced business 18th August, 1904. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
PUY SENT AT Wie cecMere es el ie aS cia at ol aoe ake nie Ss ene Belwood (R.R.), Ont. 
WIPLIS SE OLLGS Manette sore k Whe ob tis eg eee ee eee ee ae nies Waldemar (R.R.), Ont. 
Ie LW ALTA TOIT VALCO. fae cis te rechconele a ieie Soc oie ee he Grand Valley, Ont. 
POUR Ta so iil) oases on aka ear skeet we cn eee ets ...- Grand Valley, Ont. 
SMOLIN etnsCocl eater pocsrcc ee Mente cra ttyrast, SL eeeru see eie tals winter tide Grand Valley (R.R. 2), Ont. 
PIIORSC OT DOLE water ctsepir che tarsal mete ieee we ae Oh hd eet Riverview, Ont. 
eR oP Lovee SceMey eae te aera ile Slt wv alibe tee chara s cal gle stake Wie os Lucan, Ont. 
MipOAK Cla yor Uta. cue tans vin aes AGN SE ARR trate CRS coe Rodney (R.R.), Ont. 
Vr Bene) CTE aren tans Sula iien uiewtsnc, maavngrale nts. Wasa iere oak ee al'o Waldemar (R.R. i), Ont. 
BN ar bie eh A eV peste erste tee alte St tare acer nak sine Ateiaensie alate ebiiw we Denfield (R.R.), Ont. 
EUCLID omen ee ements eemced ane neta tia ere iatonea. Sielaley Jarvis, Ont, 

Officers 
Writer Ee ark © PTeOSiGeGnt reser ce teres eee te WN Ps olaoe 5 es Belwood (R.R.), Ont. 
Willis:-Potter, Vice-President, if. e055... 9. dea. cae-sues Waldemar (R.R.), Ont. 
W. A. Wansborough, Secretary and Manager ...... Grand Valley, Ont. 

Auditors: 
Va pall 2 WG Eo a Eee tec Pein ia aay Gn no are ae, Oe Pe Grand Valley, Ont. 
Pee A SPE ICHATOSOILY 23-05 oilseed Pee ae elk k Cae owas .. Grand Valley, Ont. 


Unassessed premium note capital, $181,097.42. 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


. ASSETS. 

Seer eeeL ATE Te COTA ete see erste ye ccc ccte eos e onal oe, ko: shouts eed he ja a a Sp ae ehews BUF Wikia © citer eke $500 08 
PTO LL TTEROL STIL UE AE CR cer eea ieee Care ne Tie eis Saar Bs tate ibL yo! ano tie Wetesa eho pacatas 4,200 00 
Basrin royal pank, Grands Valley si... vars cislae es cie s ins op es ss $15,954 70 

“i The Union banks SHELIDUPNO ss. .is ss csiela gee Gee > tye we 0s 11 58 

ag Home Bank, in various branches ....%.........ee0e00 45 36 
as BiaHiarde Danks LilCatlw Ont, our « ctiele ets ies Sie wet oe cane 12 38 

oN Huron and Erie Mortgage Corporation, London, Ont. .. 6 45 

Be Merchants Bank, in various branches ................ 36 12 

“ Dominion Bank, St. Thomas, Ont. ..............2e000. 27 92 

44 Canadian Bank of Commerce, Brantford, Ont. ........ 6 80 

od Bank of Hamilton, various branches ................ 30 43 

Md Sterling Bank, Monkton, Ont., and Orangeville, Ont. .. 8 05 

zs Bank of British North America, London, Ont. ........ 716 97 

i! Canadian Bank of Commerce, Thedford .............. 3 50 

STE OSTO LOBULE, | LILEDUIM veratetat ooo! cchave tis. c ie etre ie rier gin om 6 50 

% 6 40 


Pai Ole 1 OTORTO LAY ORG aio seca le, foteepisie forte Sale fees 
; 16,873 16 


 B 304. THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
Amount unpaid ofviixed*payments-or-1OLGe, cee eae eee So sen $1,558 75 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and = 

ASSESSMENTS MOVIE he ree rae GAs Gap oe Oly aay ae ee ea eee Pen ae 181,097 42 
PRLATOSE ACCTULOG, fr ntate gsc Bos Zip martes os ae nla wy ates, 5 Aly eile hee ee ee ee asa aie 144 00 
Office furniture and safe (not extended) ..................... $300 00 

Total assets wee ec mee eee ian a ae aps ee lee ne ce $204,373 33 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


RECEIPTS. = 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended) ......... $10,899 44 
Cashsreceived:.as fixed payments due: in 19) 7 6 see ee ete nan $13,612 11 
~ fixed -~payments due in: prior vears a -44 4.8 oe eee 475 20 
eB INGOT EBLE 935 ee oe Sd a PB noe a ee eee 578 55 
a transfer -f6@s «3 Sse eek oa hd ee SE a Oe ee 50 75 
: BL OEW OM: ori SP Naked te Te RC ee URS Meese Seen teen eens 188 30 
i from realization of investments during 1917 (not 
extended) (569 oieack sade ee eee $800 00. 
Otel se. ect eee eh tele ae BC a et Ale ee ee ee $14,904 91 


EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: ; 
Gash paid for:agents’ “commission... Oe en tee en ee ee $1,183 37 
: fuel and; git 25 es le ie ea ee ee eee 45 56 
as investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 382 75 
ce statutory ‘assessment and license fee ................... 59 48 
bs travelling, expenses 225-92 Ae ea ere ee eee 366 85 
rs salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ................0.. 2,412 00 
oe printing, stationery ‘and advertisine=<. 1.02 =e ee 346 07 
ss TOD Ge Ce eee we ade Seek caer aoe Re cae Penn, ee eee 76 00 
oe postage, telephone, telegrams and express ............... 541 57 
me taxes (Government and Municipal) ..................... 36 45 
e Mutual Underwriters’ Association, fee ........ feo eeke aaa 8 00 
Total expenses of management. .-f.2. dec. 20) ae eee $5,458 10 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which occurred. prior to 1917 ................-.4-- 308 90 
4 losses: which-occurred “during 191 Pavia se 2 eee ee 3,330 64 
os TODECOG SS La eke. Lived seude hs chet ee heres ie oae eis otee  eetee nee 133.55 
“ invested, War Loan (not extended) ......... $500 00 
Total’ expenditure‘. liven ses ok a ee eee ee eee $9,231 19 
CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 
Three years. 
MEATS yea Mere goles are deg SSeS ted Ve PR, es $6,777,760 00 


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MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


_ Mutual System. ; Number. Amount. 
Policiesvim rorce-olst December, 1916: 2024 i ee 6,303 $6,669,040 00 
Policies now and Tenewed: GUrINE LOLT we oie cee tae ow ee 1,993 2,102,985 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 8,296 $8,772,025 00 
Less, expired and cancelled in 1917 «.......5..5.. see. e sees 1,938 1,994,265 00 
Net risks in force at 31st December, 1917 .........-..--2eeee> 6,358 $6,777,760 00 


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ERP Dp URED ERLE A BEAD MOLE ILD LEN, 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three-year risks. 
Amount of face of all premium notes held by Company and legally liable 


SARTO TETTSNT LE ey) OP eee urn ae PE SAI RPL ane ana aM rN Oa een yr Foci $210,285 90 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 

WASOBATEN TS LOVIGCa <1. craves’ bia castt ase se oles wie pale tuele #5 +, 8eie.9 * ne eis 8, oy le 181,097 42 
Amount of premium notes received during the year .....-..-.++eeeeeeeeres 65,427 75 


Amount of premium notes of 1917, including all sums credited on said 
premium notes: 
Cash paid up to 31st December, 1917 ..........-- seer ence eee eees 5,604 95 


B 306 THE REPORT OF THE: _ No. 10 
Wall. naan Lean GL eS 


WESTERN FARMERS’ WEATHER INSURANCE MUTUAL COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, Woopstock, ONT. 


Commenced business 22nd January, 1906. 


Names and addresses of the Directers and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 
‘ 
PI PRBOTIIS so ias< ajs'5.0 sb kate se Rtv Ce nL Ts ate a ae St. Mary’s, Ont. 
MSOLU INDUS ROSS 5 oie sic'a ailee cing shee eee ter eet ee tin er Embro, Ont. 
FP ATIEIMS WOPLN : 2°; Siar one seer Ee eee Gowanstown, Ont. 
George Mcintosh i: i eeu see ee oe Pe ee ee Embro, Ont. 
PUR WALLACE: Sintec @acae wtace Bereich aE on tices eae en Burgessville, Ont. 
James ‘Donaldson? e536" Cy Case ca he ee ea Atwood, Ont. 
WBeMuUrrayayes bana heated cae ek ee ee eee tee Woodstock, Ont. 
De Ee PMLUT ERY aot REE? ctee aaa on ne Re ae OR Ce ee Soe a Embro, Ont. 
JieRe: Calder. eros tek ary Shee ies ee aie le ee a Kintore, Ont. + 
CoN: Carroll 2 i515 eae GRE Gey he ee ee eee Norwich, Ont, 
Geo. J. Meldrant cine enon pores a ee) ener eae i Guelph, Ont. 
svohn MceLevin (30\i 3 fe ae ae er are ee ee eee e ait ade * Innerkip, Ont. 
FOUN Davidson tbs ssttees hehe bore ee Britton, Ont. 
Officers: 
David Bonis;,, President. -:. cigs. ee, EG Ne eho One St. Mary’s, Ont. 
Columbus Ross, Ist Vice-President .........c.ccccccceecee Embro, Ont. . - 
BH. L. Sutherland, Secretary-Treasurer .................... Woodstock, Ont. 
Auditors: p 
W. L. MacWhinnie ).4.....2.3 Rete ee hte hace Stew aie ene eens Woodstock, Ont. 
Geo.-B:cAndergson die cee ee eee eee esis west ete. ‘Lakeside, Ont. 
Unassessed premium note capital, $162,842.54. 
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
ASSETS, 
Cash vaiue bonds, debentures and securities ..........00.ccccccecceccceee. $28,000 00 
Cash-in’ Royal Bank, Woodstock .408,..980 soe PR oe ean ese 8,792 86 
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of 1917 .........0.cccccceccccccccccecn. 5,708 36 
Amount unpaid, fixed payments, prior years (not extended) .. ° $3,361 68 
Amount of premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
aRECES ents levied os vs). \ce sis vitenie crs wmeonre ve Eerie, eee ane 162,842 54 
Ota assetss, o's 30n's eseete eee Licelenromboutct Apa nee Ota eee aaa $205,343 76 


LIABILITIES.—None, 


1918 .- SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 307 


RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance at 31st December, 1916 (not extended). . 555 ets $11,644 58 
MPESHNTOCELY CULIOL AMONG WL COS hei ce grote e crete tus Sia a: Se ta run te pnolane, wine $i, dips op how sce tas 195 00 
a ASUNXEA PAYMENTS CUCTIN AOL Pace ose ccsteels bce cates Oo diwlarptenns 08 13,901 35 
$3 as fixed payments due in prior years .i........cceseeecseees 2,493 67 
a SAIN COT GS Laren ee aoe re te ena a oe ae eee CeO tray ier S ade oka ath nn yaa. 1,191 66 
POL GL EE ees se OL ea aa oe eee er UT RESET Ame I ETe aia S RELTS Oe OI ets $17,781 68 
EXPENDITURE. 
Expenses of management: 
Gasinaid £Or COMM ISSON= ANG. .DONUGMs ogc gee sole de leek we tee en eran $1,925 70 
+ PivesionsCOurtsCostene. sce fo ciiets ce tna ks vce ee kere a renemaaas 51 75 
be DATE OXCD ONES tek see ee oie hae ee a ar cues ate Soe aret cteUnlelal wll Ganaee 60 59 
“s salaries, directors’ and auditors’ fees ............eeeeeees 2,077 10 
er printing, stationery and.advertising .. <6. cee. ater we eco es 208 93 
“a postage, telephones, telegrams and express .............- 374 19 
< statutory assessments and license fee ...............006- 71 81 
< travelling @XpensSes: 20.02 .2 o es we oan oe MER RD RRR EE 337 46 
i ERX OSE ea ee reeds cieeies Die Ne ie plePE-3zO Uiotera tiie aiolenoleral meee eT 10 89 
i. PH VeSTISC ATION sOLs Cla Sons ke situs Sen waned @ ie eles See eer 516 75 
‘ 1H BY Riche Beet gt RM FSU Fs Unie Oa ane ARNE NT COMER AER UREN Se BRET NOE IS eS 117 50 
és OLN GETEX DCTGES — oes raters Niet nee eka een oes. ae eine 6 soa’ wl yale, ala wacom 559 05 
Total Sxpensesr Ol MAaANaASem entry a. ets. sce scat a eese ee oss ne Siew wee ae $6,311 72 
Miscellaneous payments: 
Cash paid for losses which cccurred during 1917 .....0.........cccsees 6,279 61 
4 TOA CO ea Re ewe aa EPS EPO NTS Baa shy WES dip oh aa eas 39 25 
a CUELO Lereee ee aera er te ee Pane TLL che lata! Oyu Bb ele tenare’ Alaa vere Quem Sera Grade 2. 82 
Cash invested in debentures (not extended) .............. $8,000 00 
Ota eX OGCTCLL UT Omron hess eee ats otis, oom sy cis clots egy aie duel ole eyareMoier ate $12,633 40 


CURRENCY OF RISKS. 
Amount covered by Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Three years. 
Cri EE em ae En Bat nig op CRT RS oe aR RA cot AEE etek PLR erat arr PE CRN UAE Ae Chit, Cite $9,131,949 00 


MovEMENT IN RISKS. 


Mutual System. Number. Amount. 
BeliCles= in tOrceso Sto December,” LOLG sys iee oc ie ee Sines t xcuionel 5,830 $8,178,804 00 
Palicias new and renewed during 1917). i0 ce hes ce bors 2,066 3,304,495 00 
Gross number and amount in force during 1917 .............. 7,896 $11,483,299 00 
pesssexpired and. cancelled, ini 1917) woe. fos se en. ois ences 1,526 2,351,350 00 
mareriakasin. force, o1st December, LOLT Couric screenees te 6,370 $9,131,949 00 


OR IES POAT ECE SRS AE TES 


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B 308 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 


PREMIUM NOTES 
On Policies in force 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of face of all premium notes held by the Company and legally 
HADIETLO -ASSESSMEN bees so. t's was «le iow ethos de Sins eget aug eee ree Ot OGIO Gata) 
Amount of all premium notes, after deducting all payments thereon and 
assessments levied me 162,842 54 


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Amount of premium notes received during the year 1917 .................. 68,664 10 


Weather Insurance Mutual Companies. 


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(OF MONTREAL, P.Q.) 


INSURING IN ONTARIO, ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, GUARANTEE 
AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 


ASSETS AND LIABILITIES; INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 


[B313] 


B34 THE REPORT OF THE 3 No. 10 


THE PROVIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY. 
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL, P.Q. 
Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, George Wilkie, 120 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario. 


Organized, May 20th, 1905. Commenced business in 1906. 


Licensed in Ontario to transact Sickness, Guarantee and Automobile Insurance. 


Names and addresses of the Directors and Officers for the year 1918: 


Directors: 

Jos< dl’ Halewyn fo. davccc wes a en eee ee ee eee Mont realer Oe 
et Schetagene ) os zhs.-to we ciety vale cea era shee eee ee ee ee Montreal, P.Q. 
Jot OS SMOUSSERU Whe oo) eS Elen Ee de ah COR Oe eee Montreal, P.Q. 
A RA RaAN REM ck ee ee en Ps Le Le ee ee Montreal, P.Q. 
a GTA © yes BOR te tare Wai aE Sate nn a antera te remic tee Montreal, P.Q. 
nb apr. esd ORME GAD hg 8 s tres Marr aipae Pte Spl Belin tne cies de MRE Oi Montreal, P.Q. 
NBA OPRg O6-1:4 11 coer AN a RP EPR Me nape NEMS Ete Ree CN Thayne | Lor Bot YE EATS Montreal, P.Q. 
PRA COLIN | cette ts eet aes eee ae CE Rt AM eae LY ee Wat Tage met 8 Montreal, P.Q. 
hE TIED ERE > wiare sical d See a a tane ot agate eee ae ee aed he ae rear Montmagny, P.Q. 
PA SPA CO 64S o ae ok die Cnt taaate Se See a ere Gr eee Sherbrooke, P.Q. 
Charles. fd ward tA rpin 5 ces cace i anche eee annie etic oie one tae ea Montreal, P.Q. 
PEIN SSENSYVIVESEPG cas ye ooo ea oe ee eee ee a EE Ce ee Sherbrooke, P.Q. 
DIT 3 AE ELI ADOS LO Se as ate doe oe A eS a I A Joliette, P.Q. 

Js Bd MGORESSOLCO oie eo eas aches ON ih See ee ia mince ie Quebec, P.Q. 

DO) POUR Oi hag ices aw sie Arie ae arleaooiecte ec Cae te eer Et ae Hull, P.Q. 
Officers: 

Jos. d’Halewyn, President ...... PAL RA Ried (tele Fk eee Eh Se eae Montreal, P.Q. 

MH Sehetagne,<V ice-President errs 77.4. eee Ce eee Montreal, P.Q. 

J.C. Gagné, Secretary-Treasurer’ 0. oe ee ee Montreal, P.Q. 

J. H. Lussier, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ................ Montreal, P.Q. 
Auditor: 

George. Gonthier os'ly statis ce crc la eae oot ae eT ee ee ee Montreal, P.Q. 


Authorized Capital, $1,000,000.00. 


Subscribed Capital, $950,200.00; Subscribed Capital Uncalled, $799,450.00; Capital Stock 
Paid-up, $150,750.00, 


Securities deposited in the Treasury of Ontario, pursuant to the Ontario Insurance Act, 
$36,000.00 par value, 


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1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. B 315. 


4 


STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


ASSETS, 

ERAT IOVOL Leal CSLALC Me cn Gr cores Sr tae wee trie ieee wees Me tee uae $12,234 74 
LTE TCU Sa Re ga age a id oe ta, MRO a aR eager cle ea AS APE RE 58,384 72 
Hoan cOnestock, and-municipal debentures sic vi. os. cel aee esis Ua wok balene 40,693 99 

Stocks, municipal debentures, and Canada and Anglo-French War Loan, 
BELO Tape ote ey Ges eT des an wt 5 auelies oo lly hk ste RE eee ot ak as 8 aA Leese 136,112 19: 

BONS WAC rts EAC 0 fiCOis ihe: c wea te s igs beh eae lave rem oe teas $1,950 59 

Cash on deposit at Bank of Hochelaga, Montreal .............. 3,193 94 

sh Royalchank: Montrealrs. sos te acee ae aee s 428 16 

ss Provincial Bank, Montreal ................. 758 68 

we National Bank, Montreal’ oo ..o. wy dceceeciteres 821 05 
——_——_—_—_—— 7,152 42: 
ermal atiCOS UUGs DY. BLCILS: = sed ules oxo wielale. Gie-chueld Hw ws o TREE EGE Ee 46,065 15 
BEL OCOLV ADIOS tae ce ea Sree tee ns cp gee he ere Von Ua iWR Uo tee Sia PRR | 2,652 04 

Bills receivable, one year or more overdue (not extended) .... $1,313 05 
Bea ROAR CUG ATE OCCT UCU tetera eee tasks lanes SIN Ree LIE eda lah Sw es eee aug sea te hp 2,975 54 
et EM a TSG EGS Mie a ee Sly dh ene Bs Matt A ec Aa ON a am OM eA 50 00 
OU CNS hes RSE Sos Rh nel ol ng rk arg ie Sa di ot Re RA AME Or, AS Ne a ks 2,146 18 

Office furniture and fixtures (not extended) .................. $5,710 32 
“TOta ies Mme > wes Bafa TANe Meare lord erage ees la Stag re aww RN ere GRE ee $308,466 97 


ee 


LIABILITIES. 
PerbOunteOLatOss Claimstresisted os. son. Ae es fet whe ba et lane ants eae $12,035 00 
Panounc.oL supposed. Or TEporten. lOSSeS) 4). oe net hele bea ees eee 39,722 45. 
Re-insurance reserve for life insurance contracts calculated on the O.H.M. 
PEDO MD LOPORE A AL a o LoS tenn el rasa ht a wicrser oe broker are Se ei dele als Bis Woes Oe le es 2,981 05. 
Amount to re-insure all outstanding risks, being 50% of premiums on all 
Policies in force (other than life) at 31st December, 1917 ............ 59,788 10 


Amount due or accrued for salaries, ‘$300.00; rent, $590.00; commission, 
$8,953.53; brokerage, $300.00; licenses, $839.15 


Saar abor cat Most aS Sie, Gans 10,982 68 
Ly TRG Roe Se RR Dan Petr era Renan im Neth ai Orc ONmY el Ne Mag Ri MOONE eeuReege Ys SY 5,000 00 
POA TA DTIETeSae crretygrtitccles ie Reicha, erick. ha Lan ae $130,509 28 

A ACAEEER CA DELETES EOC or genc er oak ot uae rae See NTN he fal aoe ns tal che oe leh ond $150,750 00: 


PRR TEES 


RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance at 3lst December, 1916 (not extended) .......... $26,142 17 
Peneemnr Gui Unis Tr eCely edi ING CASI ixcg 34s fincie o:0.0'e 6 0 ev wee. Wyee a a lala sacs Deane wom a $208,090 05 
ME CES BOT (Be TCET CB sitara sittin yun ea etn a oye cf is.» e 6 seo aie ee ee a eee 15,743 67 
PGS Soa Seg ASA ARR DONS HIG Re LANNE gol ae sn eter UL or as SM Rell tae oe De Se 674 00 
Profit on saleof plate glass ............ Bela ste thd ve oN 1a Reet ar CTEM: See Naas s ecaRE oy 20 33 
ee OCE LV Gl LE yates ie geet rene OL. eee hefaiel od SOP UL BI eT ee eel ate waits 4,274 44 
Cash received from investments (not extended) .............. $41,592 23 

LOCALE CO! DLS moc ltl ce G Aree Teele Gas entae ane Ee ay, Rela obey eee $228,802 49 


B 316 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 
ne 
EXPENDITURE, 

Expenses of management: 
Cash paid to agents’ for commission, salaries and bonus ............... $52,665 62 
ht IAW <COSUS £2 o3'S5 BOTS Se ee ee eee ogee eee ee 53 00 
- medical “exaniiners’ fees (sagen iY cae tea ee ee a ee 426 00 
3 fuel®and)light)-coce easel ea eacen te een eee 110 60 
~ investigation and adjustment of claims ................. 411 50 
Statutory assessment and license fees (Ontario) ........ 180 00 
‘s license fees; .etc:, ‘other provinees ses. ae ee ee 675 00 
it travelling expenses ...... BEA Nae say Beet st Sie Ge Cn 4,204 76 
me ps) 8 Rom Pa SiR Pare PUI Fam FON VR ancee vi hace yo ag che oe ae AR fie ar its 3,540 00 
= taxes. (Municipal and Government) ....:.....:2......... 7,431 36 
* salaries; directors” and auditors feeds) <n. 4 ee 21,786 31 
printing; stationery and advertisine. . J. /...42..4 oa 7,159 23 
s postage, teleprams and express (2.0.5 ae ee ee 1,724 70 
3: other -expensés 4h sr o2 Pee ee ae ee ee ee 2,126 94 
Total expenses ‘of smanagzement 3. 40).t.es a ee $102,495 02 
Miscellaneous payments: 

Cash paid for losses which occurred prior to 1917 ...................... 20,733 16 
Ae losses“whith occurred durings1917. +, a oo nee 86,056 46 
sy Ye-INSULANGES AEE S FEN ee tr ea Aas eee ot 358 28 
4 GIvideNd ss. 5h Sioo 4 en see oko ras etre eae ee 11,858 75 
“3 Office furnitiire sins se pe ee ee 429 17 
< other expenditure sas etna ee ee ee 124 00 

i investments (not ~ extended) 9... 020+... $67,329 63 
Total expenditure 02. o ore oi eee es $222,054 84 


Dee ee eee 
MOVEMENT AND CURRENCY OF LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACTS. 


Number. Amount. 


Molicies xin’ force at-31st" December, 19t6iee" oy ae Ca eee 48 $68,000 00 
Contracts taken during 1917, new and renewed .............. 48 54,000 00 
Gr0ss Lotte oo ate sie cetera eee ae ee nie ety 96 $122,000 00 
Lessacontract: lapsed In sb 07: Sena cca ean ae ee ee ee ee ees 6 10,000 00 
Total number and amount of life insurance contracts in force at 
December 31st, 34 FUCA e vn, pate ak ore ea ele geen ie eee ee 90 $112,000 00 


MOVEMENT IN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CONTRACTS. 


Number. Amount. 
Policies sin jforce-at ~Decembere sist) 1916-29. Ji ee ee ee 8,749 $14,568,585 14 
rolciesmaken during 1917; new and -renewed-. 2. 20, 8,278 15,929,679 74 
Gross: total << i os canoe sg ah. ase Che ee 17,027 $30,498,264 88 
Deduct; expired “and: cancelled: in (1917> 42-4 eee ot: 8,010 $15,824,023 20 
Neterisks im: torce at “Decempberss 1st, 71.91 7ie ea ee ee 9,017 $14,674,241 68 


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*MOVEMENT IN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CONTRACTS, IN ONTARIO ONLY. 


Number. Amount. 
Policies in force at December 21st, 1916 .........-0-. eee eee ee Re Cele NC iy sah rr ON 
PAL ClOST CAKEM  CUTlUS VOL ales aie tes sh emceie. ole tle we slinns th rials) shale oles ow) ite $27,700 00 
Deduct expired and cancelled in 1917 ......... seen n eee ee 17 6,700 00 
Net risks in force at December 31st, 1917 ..........-...5000. 56 $21,000 00 


LL 
*No Life Insurance business transacted in Ontario. 


INDEXES 


TO 


DETAILED REPORT 


OF THE 


Superintendent of Insurance 


The following indexes comprise all insurance corporations or companies standing 
registered at the lst September, 1918. 


PaGe 3.—Index A: Dominion Licensees standing registered at the lst September 1918, 
being Insurance Corporations or Companies licensed and inspected by the 
Dominion of Canada, and registered by the Province of Ontario for the 
transaction of Insurance in this Province. 


Pace 9.—Index AA: Corporations or Companies registered in the Province of Ontario 
for the transaction of Inland or Ocean Marine Insurance, or both; also for 
the Investment of Surplus Funds. 


Pace 10.—Index B: Provincial Licensees standing registered at the 1st September, 1917, 
being Insurance Corporations licensed, inspected and registered by the 
Province of Ontario for the transaction of Insurance therein. 


Pace 12.—Index C: List of Underwriters registered to transact business in Ontario up 
to September ist, 1918. 


Index D: List of Insurance Brokers registered to transact business in 
Ontario up to September 1st, 1918. . 


Index E: List of Guarantee Companies whose bonds have been authorized . 
for acceptance, in lieu of personal or private suretyship. 


ui ef 


INDEXES 


TO 


DETAILED REPORT 


OF THE 


Superintendent of Insurance 


The following indexes comprise all insurance corporations or companies standing 
registered at the lst September, 1918. 


Pace 3.—Index A: Dominion Licensees standing registered at the lst September 1918, 
being Insurance Corporations or Companies licensed and inspected by the 
Dominion of Canada, and registered by the Province of Ontario for the 
transaction of Insurance in this Province. 


Page 9.—Index AA: Corporations or Companies registered in the Province of Ontario 
for the transaction of Inland or Ocean Marine Insurance, or both; also for 
the Investment of Surplus Funds. 


Pace 10.—Index B: Provincial Licensees standing registered at the Ist September, 1917, 
being Insurance Corporations licensed, inspected and registered by the 
_ Province of Ontario for the transaction of Insurance therein. 


Pace 12.—Index C: List of Underwriters registered to transact business in Ontario up 
to September ist, 1918. 


Index D: List of Insurance Brokers registered to transact business in 
Ontario up to September Ist, 1918. - 


Index E: List of Guarantee Companies whose bonds have been authorized 
for acceptance, in lieu of personal or private suretyship. 


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1918 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 3 


INDEX A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the lst September, 1918. 


b> 
a Ss. | Registry | Registry 
oh Name of Company. “Sie, For what kindof insurance registered. age: ends 
£2 3 8 |» 1919, 
A 66 |Acadia Fire Insurance Company ...... 6235|Fire- and Hail Insurance ........ May 1..| April 30 
A 34 |Aetna Insurance Company of egg 
CONN eee ae wished cae sue eT & Se AAs 6295|Fire, Automobile and Tornado In- 
: SUT AICO se ee tok st on ane eed Se eras 
A 4/]Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hart- : ie 
FOTO OGRE Sis ater wceek hem os whee atest ees 6190) Life “Insurance <2... i ste Saw oes et bed : 
ALON PA UANCE Nationale: sai. de-coteelsrs » aiels st 6282) Life Disability and Sickness Insur- | 
ance to extent authorized in | 
_ Association’s Charter ....... LS Paes 
A 3 {Alliance Assurance Company, Limited . .|6317/Fire, Accident, Sickness Guarantee 
and Automobile Insurance ... Se arate 
A106 | American and Foreign Marine Insurance ; 
Conpauy ea es ae hes . eee», /0962| Inland Transportation Insurance .°. ane ay : 
A 35 American Surety Company of New York 62741 Guarantee Insurance ........... £4 oe! 
A 15 |Atlas Assurance Company, Limited ....|6193; Fire Insurance ......... Male et ee eens 
A 31 |Boiler Inspection and Insurance oes % : 
Manger On nad a. hier Pe ee eee ... |6297| Steam Boiler Insurance ......... See aatee A 
A 18 | British America Assurance Company, ‘ : : 
MOvontog ween: EPL SLUT ake cee abate tee ake 6323| Fire, Hail, Inland Transportation 
and Automobile Insurance ... oe 


A 98 \British Crown Assurance Corporation, 
dGihea ph iteya Sem ch tenis ano CN SE ty CUM Mim area 246|Fire and-Automobile Insurance ex- 
cluding Insurance against loss 
by reason of bodily injury to 


: SH Che “Person oe se as eae iele aes A eh 
A102 [British Colonial Fire Insurance Company ,6190| Fire Insurance .............+-- ee vs 
A 80 {British Northwestern Fire Insurance 
‘Company = 2) vee es SHonbe homeo st & saute 6275) Piven saLalcen cs ceiers a aver senemenorecs Mena “ 
A 97 |British Traders Insurance Company, : 
Limited ..... ee nee EM sure cae cio fete 6344| Fire and Automobile Insurance ... Sake 5 oe 
_ A 18 |Caledonian Insurance Company ..... wc (G287iMira* Tisurance ween ae eee SORE Va he. 


A 37 |Canada Accident Assurance Company. .|6299/Pire, Accident, Automobile, Sick- 


fee Plate ‘Glass, Burglary 
an uarantee Insurance .... ve 
A 3!Qanada Life Assurance Company ..... .|6203| Life Insurance e vs 


A 7% |Canada National Fire Insurance .Com- 
pany «.....-6+ i sie (GA00} Wine PNSUTANCE © ...26 hss 6 «one ole shea ve as 


A 45 |Canadian Fire Insurance Company ....|6194/Fire Insurance 20 as 


A105|Canadian Lumberman’s Insurance Ex- 
CHANT Oct r gt net Re cetera felts ate soy s tel 6204|Fire Insurance among its members 
restricted to risks on property 
situated in Ontario and 


A 40 |Canadian Order of the Woodmen of the Vane 8 Uo) Fit AM Rr regs CR PO BV ow ht Ih vs 
World 22.2. 8s. 2 Migietels § 6 atawy s 6205| Life and Sickness Insurance on the 
Assessment Plan Ofo0 0.2 se See ‘4 
A 83 |Cunadian Surety Company .......... 6268; Automobile. Burglary, Guarantee 
and Plate Glass Insurance .. ‘sear os 
A 78 |Capital Life Assurance Company of 
CANRO Ake. ie ceee alents) (elie) fa Wet sites eh ural od © 6172 Lifewelnsuraencouss see wie odes ar i oe 
A 94 |Casualty Company of Canada ......... 6326|Plate Glass Insurance ......... . Te +4 
A100 |Century Insurance Company, Limited . .|gg5g|Fire Insurance ..........-..+-- Se os os 
A 96 |Columbia Insurance Company ........ 6349| Fire, Inland ‘Transportation and 


Automobile Insurance exclud- 
ing Insurance against loss by 


reason of bodily injury to the 
A 29 {}Commercial Travellers’ Mutual Benefit person i the % 


IOCLOEY Sim = els teeaiztal ore eie' sg Se a 6397| Life Insurance: (0... e000 dno ee 
A 5/Commercial Union Assurance Company 
Usa CR Bat Oa oper ch eth Ae! ah 2 6283| Fire and Life Insurance ........ aie 


A103 |Gompagnie d’Assurances SS ales Con- 


tre l’Incendie_..........-+-+0%: OLE ee race oh 
(General Fire Insurance Company . of 6184/Fire Insurance 


Paris, France) 


Soa eere wand’ eer she 3) (6) ene el ® 


A 6 |Confederation Life Association ....... -16191|Life Insurance 


4 THE REPORT OF THE No. 10 | 


INDEX A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the Ist September, 1918.—Continued 


bat) 2 Registry | Registry 
5 oo Name of Company. 2 6| For what kind of insurance registered.| begins ends 
ae ba, 1918. 1919. 
ioe fae) 


A 37 {Connecticut Fire Insurance Company of 


diartiord,. Conn. i oa Cee ee 6372| Fire and Hail Insurance ........ May 1 /April 30 
A 73 |Continental Insurance Company of New z a * 
WORT toss se eek lee a oath ..... {6300} Fire and Tornado Insurance .... : ‘¢ 
A 50 |Continental Life Insurance Company ... |6237| Life Insurance ................ hee es x 
A 51 Crown Life Insurance Company Ef Aca ees 6273! Life ENSUTANCORLY Sos se Gee ae ss ee ca 
A 30 | Dominion Gresham Guarant and : 
Casualty Company . i. in tr Be oe 6376| Burglary, Accident, Sickness, Guar- 
; antee and Automobile Insur- 
BN CON sles csicchaid! ears ah oee sate Ne 
A 27 Dominion of Canada Guarantee and : : ; 
Accident Insurance Company ..... 6206; Fire Guarantee, Accident, Sick- 
ness, Burglary and Plate <i 
moet - g Glasseinsurancer us see i 
A58 | Dominion Fire Insurance Company .... 6182 Fare: INSuE ane mens Picken eee ~ e 
A239 | Dominion Life Assurance Company - se [6202] Life Insurance ....c.ceseeeeees 67 gee aes 
A 95 Eagle Star and British Dominions in 
surance’ Company iis. .4 6 eka G265) Wire > Insnranée = ows et eee oil eats A 
A22 |Edinburgh Life Assurance Company .. .|6238| Life Insurance (as a discontinuing 5 
SAREE Company ) ick a ee Hi f 
et Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpora- a ores 
on (Limited gary tay aay ee eed 6318 Fire, Accident, Burglary, Guaran- 
tee, Steam Boiler, Automobile, 
Sickness, Plate Glass and Hail A wd 
s ° I e's, & 6058 (O58 i « 6 ee ele © ee 
A 92 Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Shh eas 
Company. Faveh =. eer msn tee 6375| Fire and Automobile Insurance, ex- 
cluding Insurance against loss 
by reason of bodily injury to Eg os 
A. 16 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the phe Sy ersen yim. ree ek a Dr 
Dated States ix in iin bo ane 6261) Life Insurance ..........0..06. pat ae 
A 49 lixeelsior Life Insurance Company ..)...|g192/ Life Insurance ................ ee : 
“A 58 | Fidelity and Casualty Company of New } 
MOOT. 1g Rec UE Bae 0 RR a We nae 6250| Burglary, Accident, Sickness, Steam 
Boiler and Plate Glass Insur- = Pa 
andes . mee BTL CO Gi etl ces de rane ott ope ecoaeat cee axe 
A26 (Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Com- “ 
pany “of New, York: oso. Nauta. 6301| Fire and Tornado Insurance ..... “ieee 
A 103 |Pireman’s Fund Insurance Company ... 6347| Fire and Inland Transportation In- 
surance and Insurance against 
Loss or Damage to ee cl “ 
; by Accident, Burglary or eft ee 
-A 86 |Firemen’s Insurance Company of New- , és 6s 
TITAN oN g Boats vitae ine ea deal Gong IPGL ASNTANCO*LE Ce sols oie onesies ote oe 
A61 |General Accident Assurance Company of 
Canidae rity cat se a noe 6295| Accident, Guarantee, Sickness and “ ts 
Steam Boiler Insurance ..... ee 


A 6? |General Accident, Fire and Life Assur- , , 
ance Corporation, Limited ........ 638/ Fire and Automobile Insurance, ex- 

cluding Insurance against loss 

by reason of bodily injury to 


they PEPsOna's. Seco eee aie 

“A 68 |General Animals Insurance Company of i ut 
Canadac,tvk iy came tte g239| Live Stock Insurance ........... ite 

A55 |Great American Insurance Company .. 6309| Fire, Hail, Tornado and Automobile 

Insurance, excluding Insur- 

ance against loss by reason of , by 

bodily injury to the person.. Serr : 
-A9i /Glen Falls Insurance Company ........ 6319} Fire, Hail, Tornado and Automobile 


. insurance ws) 0. a, ve eens oe 
A 42 |Globe Indemnity Company of Canada .. 6207 Fire, Accident, Sickness, Burglary, 


SUVANCE @ sicccyuisisie eels SRO aS ee 
A88 |Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Com. k Z 
POUL id Mh eds “arial aig oh Slo cs Mego pes 6286|Fire and Explosion Insurance as F 
limited by Company’s charter. all eS é 
A45 {Grand Council of the Catholic Mutual i ; 
Benefit Association of Canada ....|6251| Life and Sickness Insurance on the ie 
Assessment Plan ........... veh oes ns 
A40 |Great West Life Assurance Company. .|6240/ Life Insurance .......... Shake crate aie 


A 78 |Gresham Life Assurance Society. 
LAM GOULy cae abc earch ae teed s. 6302) Life Tnsurance ® six 5 4.0 ene ure we 


1918 SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 5s 


B 


INDEX A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the Ist September, 1918.—Continued. 


- 5 Registry | Registry 
so Name of Company. 2 ¢| For what kind of insurance registered. | begins ends. 
So An 1918 1919 
os NZ, x ‘ 
Ase a 


| 
| 


A 14/Guarantee Company of North America. .|6262;/Guarantee Insurance ...........{ May 1 ..| April 30- 


A 6 \Guardian Insurance Company of Canada/6310|Fire, Accident, Sickness, Automo- 
bile, Guarantee, Burglary and 
Plate Glass Insurance ...... as 
A 1i3/|Guardian Assurance Company, Limited, rh 
ofslondon, England, 2 cms... . + -|g90giHire Insyrance ........+. arecedoteice ae 


A 56/|Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and f ‘ 4 
Insurance Company ...... ae ae 6298| License restricted to guaranteeing 
the Policy contracts of the 
Boiler Inspection and Insur- 
6329 ance Company of Canada ... Ae 


A 33|Hartford Fire Insurance Company, 
UAT tLOnd sc hl eiice are witha ah Sct bere Fire, Hail, Explosion Inland Trans. 
portation, Cyclone, or Tornado, 
and ‘‘Insurance against loss 
or damage to Automobiles by 


Accident, Burglary or Theft ”’ See Vi 

A 52 |Home Insurance of New York .......-/6303|Fire, Automobile, Explosion, Tor- 
nado and Hail Insurance ... oh fecal e 
A %2|Hudson Bay Insurance Company ....../6339|Fire and Hail Insurance ........ seats? ss 


A 56|Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insur- ; 

; ance; Company .o1, Canada o.oo. . oc 6266| Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, 
Automobile and Plate Glass 
Insurance and Insurance of 


A 43 |Imperial Life Assurance Company of Automobiles against Fire .... Sa e cs 
ANAC Aes te a racbalo ine ete ceke rors mets .-++|go99| Life Insurance ..........-.+5+- OK FS Oh 
A 90|Imperial Underwriters’ Corporation of ; 
CARA aes. hoscasctauehase coeaier sovohs cteererena..s gi7g|Fire Insurance .......+eeseeees eee ‘ 
A 44 |Independent Order of Foresters .+..... 6183 Life, Disability and Sickness Insur- 


ance, as specified in the Con- 
stitution and Laws of the 
Society, for sums not exceed- 
ing in addition to the sick and 
funeral benefits, the sum of 
$5,000 upon any one life ... & 


A 33 |Insurance Company of North America. .|g9g9| Fire, Inland Transportation, Ex- 
plosion and Automobile Insur- 


> ance excluding insurance 
against Loss by reason of i 
A 8i|Insurance Company of the State of Injury to the Person ....... es! oot x 
POMS VV GN Meanie e) azeatiepeiacy,c eh ....(6965| Fire and Tornado Insurance ..... hes SP 
A 57 |International Fidelity Insurance Com- 
DOTY aerate aver store anane Siaiatsteles Meh eve telsels 6281|Guarantee Insurance, restricted to 
Employees of Singer Sewing if » 
é Machine Company .......-..- A 
A 47 |Law Union and Rock Insurance Com- 
DA yA Ae LICE ptte meee etate mame is aiecee 6263| Fire, Accident, Sickness, Burglary : + 
and Plate Glass Insurance... fe 
A 72|Life Association of Scotland .......... 6247| Life Insurance (as a discontinuing 8 ky 
COMP any lice syerte ces iavs eek enah > eels ae 
A 9 /|Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- i +. 
ance Company, Limited ........., 6291|Fire and Life Insurance ........ Wah oe 
A 55 | Liverpool Manitoba Assurance Company/6290| Fire Insurance .......+-+-+e+:: a BF 
A 23 |Lloyd’s Plate Glass Insurance Compan: |6253|}Plate Glass Insurance .......... Silad ss ar 
A 24 ]London Assurance Corporation ........ 6340| Fire and Life Insurance ........ “ , 
A 38 |London Guarantee and Accident Com- : 
DAMyV eC Limited!) rsa tastier: ¢ =--- (6292) Fire, Guarantee, Burglary, Acci- = 
dent and Sickness Insurance. Pave 2 
A 10 |London and Lancashire Fire Insurance 
Compan yes Wimited Were aaksl eeces een 6231|Fire and Automobile Insurance ¢ 
A 66 |London and Lancashire Guarantee and 
Accident Company of Canada ... . |68s2}Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, 
Automobile and Plate Glass S , 
TNSUGAT CO rarccie occ seh ete Sere : 


A 22 |London and Lancashire Life and Gen- 
eral Assurance Association, Limited |6!97| Life Insurance ....... Rene eh thee ate 


A 25) London Mutual Fire Insurance Company 


* +6 ss 


Oia CORN AGE We hats Ts eves tek el el lar staal ae CLEC Rurek UNSWUNAMCe: a = fe cus cee alate aweMenle Ae 


6 THE REPORT OF 7PHER : No. 10 
} y 
InpEx A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the lst September, 1918.—Oon. 
we e Pa ° ° 
52 s. ~ | Registry | Registry 
gs Name of Company. 32 For what kind of insurance registered. porns re 
A 25 |London Life Insurance Company ..... 6298) Mite = nsuran Gest sone acces Mayil1 ..| April 30 . 


A 87? |Loyal Protective Insurance Company... |6221; Accident and Sickness Insurance 
among Members of the Inde- 


we pendent Order of Oddfellows a 
| -\. resident in Canada ......... oe : : 
A929 |Lumbermen’s Underwriting Alliance....|6427)Fire Insurance ...............- June i0.. 
A774 |L’Union Compagnie d’Assurance contre , rs ; 
leineendier ai. 2c Sag NSIS EARN AL Sse tl 6543 tires LNSuTramcel ns... ses, Meee eee Maye. 15... 
A 2? |Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Company|6178| Life Insurance ................ art ate : 
A 99 |Manufacturing Lumbermen’s Under- a 
WV EICENS Po ec ins io oss sales tee napnes cated 6400| Fire Insurance ~..... 0620+ eeseen June 1.. ‘ 
A98 |Maryland Assurance Company ........ 6311; Accident and Sickness Insurance..|May 1.. oy ee: 
A 28 |Mercantile Fire Insurance Company ...|6233|Fire Insurance .............0-- bes re aH . 
A 59 |Marine Insurance Company, Limited .. |6254| Fire. Automobile and Inland Trans- | 
portation Insurance ........ ere ae cs 
A53 {Maryland Casualty Company .......... 6252| Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Guar- : 
antee, Plate Glass, Steam : 
Boiler and Fly Wheel Insur- ee i 
PUTLG Ole shasniesler site dan chierer shot obeliel ites ele eas ch ah 
A 90 |Merchants Casualty Company of Oanada|6201| Accident Insurance (excluding Em.- 
ployers’ Liability) and Sick- " : 
Ness INSuranGe,” cic sescerecsMe gees ae 
A 88 | Metropolitan Life Insurance pompany. of 
IN GW.GY OLK cared kel Sere tet wae 316998) Iuife a ENSUY ANCE er ceetiade je eet otecan ce 4. a 
A 9% | Millers’ National Insurance Company...|g9i0/Fire Insurance ............--.-. 
A 62 | Monarch Life Assurance Company ....|6984|Life Insurance ..............:- s ra 5 
A 89 |Mount Royal Assurance Company ..... 6211; Fire and Plate Glass Insurance...| ‘' =I : 
A 32 |Mutual Life Assurance Company of ; 
Canada, ete eeu ee GMM Ovi AB ays(uamsnateeye NK hy bea es a 
A 84 |Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance e ve 
Company, Limited ©. ocse ae: wae wfOSe4 | Lit OesLNSUT BANCO ce sare Tee mrceee comme teers so 
Ail | Mutual Life Insurance Company of New ve ‘ 
Sits gl epee tee aioe Pint EO enone cle marae” 6216) Lifes Insurance vem oe. eae si 


Aidi |National Ben-Franklin Fire Insurance : 
Company ince Me ot igel ee eee noe .../6180| Fire and Automobile Insurance, ex- 
cluding Insurance against loss 
by reason of bodily injury to 
A68 |National Fire Insurance Company of the SDersOis-waae a oem eee ae 
Haexvtlord: i, 2s he a ae .... /6236| Fire, Tornado, Explosion and In- 

land Transportation Insurance 


A 91 |Nationale Fire Insurance Company of 
Paris, Praca... crete ve aes G12 Hirerelnsurance: cps ocean 42 


A 46 |National Life Assurance Company of 
Cattadactt Pity. eae terran, (ane merle 6333) Lifes ENSurancet es... okie aie cadets og 


A60 |National Provincial Plate Glass and| 
operat Insurance Company, Lim- 


Thad, =. Bah eee ete he eee eee 6312} Plate Glass Insurance ....-...... s Po . 
A772 |National Surety Company ............ 6257|Guarantee Insurance ......... Seed pe To “= 
A‘%5 |National Union Fire Insurance Com- 
pany, of Pittsburgh, Penn. ....... 6225| Fire and Tornado Insurance ..... ot is 
Ai? |New York Life Insurance Company ...|6967|/Life Insurance ................ ok Gs = 
A48 |New York Plate Glass Insurance Com- “s 
% PONVl a Me ira 6 ieee «2» -/6979| Plate Glass Insurance .......... "baie ‘ 
A86 |Niagara Fire Insurance Company ..... 6313] Fire, Tornado and Automobile In- 
surance (including damage to 34 
‘ Automobiles in transit by rail)} ‘‘  .. 
A 84 {North American Accident Insurance ; 
GOT DEWV NR 5 Wo ae Bok Bays ee . -(6379| Accident, Automobile, Sickness, 
é Burglary, Plate Glass and In- 
oe of Automobiles against] ,, 
IPOS casstet ie’ se ome SETS iene eee oe ee 


PIEV Uwe 8 to ghee a eae cae > eee 6314| Life’ Tnsurance *. .00s%<.0.nu a es ee 


ew ee 
é 
2 ¥ 


1918 


s! 


SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


2 


INDEX A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the lst September, 1918. —Continued. 


Name of Company. 


| 
| 


|North British and Mercantile Insurance 


i\North Empire Fire Insurance Company. 


Om paves wr eete Halen tees eres, oat 


North West Fire Insurance Company... 
Northern Assurance Company, Limited.. 


Northern Life Assurance Company of 
Oanada= es. 


Sle) ee She Tele Ce SO Bee, 6. Qe 


Northwestern National Insurance Com- 
pany of Milwaukee, Wis. ......... 


° 
Norwich Union Life Insurance Society. . 


Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. 
Limited 


ChiH AL, € le NOM GK MeD ota) Wi OMe, Cube lehis ear wus 


Occidental Fire Insurance Company.... 
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpora- 

CLOT (EL AMT OC) E service eh os ash ou eee iets 
Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company.. 
Palatine Insurance Company, Limited.. 


Phenix Fire Insurance Company, of 
PAT ISses Pane le ekeeral aiare A 


OL) ee eke ane 6 


Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited, of 


THONG CIMA A arensratio ts. taut ih cuculbse ter ees iteao ne 6 


Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford. 
Conta, sees My See 


Preferred Accident Insurance Company. 


Protective Association of Canada 


en fes (oe fens 


Providence Washington Insurance Com- 
PUL Va ewes ie CR OT ait Sort na uae i nd Aerie 


Provincial Insurance Company, Limited 


Prudential Insurance Company of 
PASNGT AG ae Mrcoe. os teitst eof berate si Stel PUTT ses as 


Quebec Fire Assurance Company ...... 
Queen Insurance Company of America 


Queensland Insurance Company, Lim- 
IRIE Uy Ayes a Fine anne EN Sane Rie 


Railway Passengers’ Assurance Com- 
DAILY> eee ac eae Pe omer tetra 


Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Society 


3 Registry | Registry 
2 .| For what kind of insurance registered. | begins ends 
ay, 1918, 1919, 
| 
6198| Fire arid Life Insurance ........ May 1 ../April 30 
S978 Mires Incunancemicr sy wosethes sn os aa art ae 
6229] Bire” Insurance: >. ct. sou. ols toe + hig tae oF 
6280| Fire Insurance ..............+- eet * 
6173) Life, Insurance oi... fos odes re se tS 
6181| Fire, Automobile and Tornado In- fe 
SULTAN COs mites es eee atone curomnl aaeiee Sen as 
6305| Life Insurance (as a discontinuing tis a 
@ompany), asoke eer ee oo =e.0 
6187|Fire, Accident, Sickness, Auto- 
mobile, and Plate Glass Insur-} |. Fe 
BANCO she ees ei or are a eee ee : es x, 
6296 Pire we PNSULANCE saa ce + ancien encore oe 
6176|Fire, Accident, Sickness, Guaran- 
tee, Plate Glass, Burglary and A 
Automobile’ Insurance ...... Pee aries bss 
GIES Mire, eeISUT ALCON ca wes si ske leet eyed enone tas) lee 
GISELE s MST AIMCO wa seen ses cele cle sieee seen ary a 
C17 Pires HSDEGRCE, ocak « slesekes oar as Be OS 
213| Fire and Life Insurance ........ BAN alee = 
6373| Fire and Automobile Insurance, ex- 
cluding Insurance against loss 
by reason of injury to the a Ne 
TVOTS OSE ey esi epee aiseens ene 2: eo 
6438| Accident, Sickness and Automobile! y 
TASULADCEGR ALE coco aie he ee os June 18.4) 
6214] Accident and Sickness Insurance 
restricted to members of the 
Masonic Order within Canada, 
and limited in amount, as pro- 
vided in the Association’s Act May t vs 
as of Incorporation... s+ - ways see eeiry ve 
6°72| Fire and Automobile Insurance *.e 
eo7t | Pire: Insurance . oy ecs eb des eer et 
62S) Lather ALNSILY BNCOwechi tees netanenste sae wore + 
OSAP IG NSUPANCO=so0: seer sie etsby sis ounes ee eat 
6341) Fire, Inland ‘Transportation and ah AD 
Automobile Insurance ...... oe 
GAC LE Barend NSUIrAN COn sie we we ok tener eesce July 13 4. 
6315|Guarantee, Burglary, Accident, 
Sickness, Plate Glass and ies 
Automobile Insurance ...... Mayle. 


6307| Life Insurance (as a discontinuing 


GOMPADY te sete atone: : 


Ridgely Protective Association ........ 6215! Aecident and Sickness Insurance 
among members of the Inde- 
pendent Order of Oddfellows 
Dl we OA TAC Are haters tenn ek oiteeees eee 

Royal Exchange Assurance .......... 6248) Fire, Accident, Sickness and Auto. 

. mobile Insurance .......... 

TUOV Gl ot SEG LAN Simert sgn becefoletei se chet ere ivre 6334! Life and Sickness Insurance ..... 

Royal Insurance Company, Limited ... .|6342) Fire and Life Insurance ........ 

La Sauvegarde Life Insurance Com- 

PBI Y rege els ciie. 91 ohn oilorie a) ray's'-n)"s) en 6) fo 91g peies Wifes INSuTramce: waers wocisaes sy ceae ee 


8 


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No. 10 
three 


INDEX A: Dominion Licensees, standing registered at the Ist September, 1918.— Concluded. 


| 
Es 
Name of Company. # F For what kind of insurance registered . 
ot 
Scottish Amicable Life  Assuranc| 4 
ROCIOLY Als \c aiehueriel 7 Sette kon keaee 6242) Life Insurance (as a discontinuing 
5 i 4 Company)" ee be ee ie ae 
Scottish Union and National Insurance 
DOMDER VO wii els hokey eee tee 6264| Fire, Automobile and Tornado In- 
; LUT AN CEN ie ake erole svaneet 
Security Life Insurance Company of 
ANAM aa ane. oh cat. eee eee 6335| Life Insurance ...... Rare Pair 
Sovereign Life Assurance Company of , 
EDAd EO ets wil, ent eh Ree 6207| Life Insurance ..........++.... 
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance : 
Company Ut Siasicinc et ees 6316; Fire and Tornado Insurance ... 
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance ; 
COMP aNd. cc ss whe ee eee 6243| Fire, Hail, Inland Transportation, 
i Tornado and Automobile In- 
Standard Life Assurance Company, SUMBUCS Mis te Loeit« Nie ete haere aes 
Scotland yrai.s . stasis wane pee a ee 6217) Life -neurance. 0.3 esas oe ae 
Star. Assurance Society .............% 6218| Life Insurance (as a discontinuing 
: Company) Phos. cue seit eecerses 
State Life Insurance Company ....... Gigs| Wife Insurance wyi. 2. see tone oe 
Stuyvesant Insurance Company. 2 ane Gogol Hire sinsubavies 276/027 ieu we le 


Subsidiary High Court of the Ancient 
Order of Foresters in the Dominion 
of Canada 

Sun Insurance Office, London, England 

Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada 


Travelers’ Indemnity Company 


Travelers’ Insurance Company of Hart. 


ford) Cionn, SiC Gr Oid 2 arene Oe: 
Travellers’ Life Assurance Company of 

Oa Viadl QR ih hac Te ke es ea 
Underwriters at American Toy dst eres 
Union Assurance Society, Limited 
Union. Insurance Society of Canton, 

LS SIVLE Tene Laure Mae Dee mt 8 TOS TaaL SotrrY 


Union Mutual Life Insurance Company 
Of pM agitate siete Ge Mit ee : 
United States 


Fidelity and Guaranty 
Company 


ONC 18Y 8! 60ers Ere «oO eat rom (ele a? ely 


United States Life Insurance Company 
of the City of New York 


eee eee ees 


Vulcan Insurance Company of Oakland. 
California’ ¢.062 fp eee ee 


Westchester Fire Insurance Company... 


Western Assurance Company, Toronto.. 


Yorkshire Insurance Company, Limited. 


6196 


6199| Fire Insurance 


6219; Life Insurance 


Accident, Sickness, Burglary, 
Steam Boiler, Fly Wheel, Plate 
Glass and Automobile Insur- 


6) fe @) 048) e, Ge: -@ “b ‘o! 1s te: 8 se) e “8, 1@ ‘oie eire 


eeceeveeervree eee s 


Life Insurance 
Fire Insurance 


6 0 50 “ele 6, @r.0' 0) .6 |e" 0-16, 0): le) 


Inland ‘Transportation 
Registered ‘Mail Insurance . 


Fire, 


Fire, Automobile and Inland Trans- 
portation Insurance 


ee ew 8 ees e 


Life Insurance 


ele lee Ce @ 8 8 OMe 6 010: \4, 


-|Guarantee, Accident, Sickness, Bur- 
glary, Plate Glass and Steam 
Boiler Insurance 

Life Insurance 


eee eee ereses 


2. 6.9) 8 0 08 Ce 8 Oe ov evece 


9|Fire Insurance 


0 © 6 ee ole tee 6 6 0 6. 


6377| Fire and Hail Insurance 
6336| Fire, Inland Transportation, Light- 
ning, Explosion and Tornado 
and Automobile Insurance ... 
6308| Fire, Live Stock, Accident, Sick- 
ness, and Plate Glass Insur- 
ance 


Registry | Registry 


begins ends 
~ 1918, 1919. 
May i ..|April 


ee 


: 
pe 


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ScHEDULE AA, 


INDEX AA: Corporations or Companies registered in the Province of Ontario for the transaction 
of Inland or Ocean Marine Insurance or both; also for the Investment of Surplus Funds. 


a Registry | Registry 
~~ e J Sond . . . . 
5 FA Name of Company. = 3 For what kind of insurance registered. Beaiae eons 
a a D 7, . ve 
oe ma 
A 34|Aetna Insurance Company ........-.. 6296] Inland Marine Insurance ........ May 1 ../April 39 

. tan 6360|Inland Marine Insurance ........ cee, oe 
A 3 {Alliance Assurance Company, Limited .. eel Ocean Marine Insurance ........ seen as 

ane . 6320| Inland Marine Insurance ........ ee PA iy 
A 18 | British America Assurance Company .. ey Ocean Marine Insurance ........ ieee 
A 10f| British and Foreign Marine Insurance 6364| Inland Marine Insurance ia oe 

ES gE RRR STA vases Ocean Marine Insurance ........ fins haat ag 
A % Columbia Insurance Company (Jersey ee ltritnnd sMactee Ta cae & o 
UMN Mere ses Manat s ait {6350 Ocean Marine Insurance ........ sea a v6 
A 95 |Eagle Star and British Dominions In- : 
ae .| {6366] Inland Marine Insurance ........ oe oc 
senor pee Ea ty a Armed aly 28 { 6367 Ocean Marine Insurance ........ a te ne 
5 ’ 6346) Tn] i POLL CaN no us sis 
A 116 |Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company.... eaie oe phe to ene ome ears oes 
A 96 |Firemen’s Insurance Company of New- pecs Ocean Marine Insurance ........ oe it a 
‘ ATEN: Jigih cd ale ts borsin weate re amieo ieee ake 6278) Inland Marine Insurance ........ ea oF 
, 6331; Inland Marine Insurance ........ mak Br 
A 33 |Hartford Fire Insurance Company .... ee Ocean Marine Insurance ........ es a 
Inland Marine Insurance ........ se #6 
A 52 |Home Insurance Company ........... 6304 °° 
Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Ocean Mari Insurances... een Ae 66 
ae Company; *Limited> foie... a3. . 6348 hha eat EE SZ oe 
: O Marir fATIC OM acho reme ze ss os 
A 33 |Insurance Company of North America.. 6270) Vcean Marine Insurance ee 
A 10 j|London & Lancashire Fire Insurance 6232 Inland Marine Insurance ........ “s ve 
COMPBY VAG ae s.cre crore eee ke setems < oe 
g256| Ltland Marine Insurance ........ tates ‘. 
A 59 |Marine Insurance Company, Limited ... eee Ocean Marine Insurance ........ aE x 
A 50 parse ee Life Insurance Society, 6306| Investment of Surplus Funds in the 
Bot AO cee 48 tues cimeigl av ip tel oe a Province of Ontario ........ a a. 
Mee Pacific’ Marine Insurance Company. 6174;Ocean Marine Insurance ........ cere os 
A 10 |Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited. .| °374/Ocean Marine Insurance ........ ‘Fe ee ‘si 
A114 |Royal Exchange Assurance ....., ceweeihe el cam Marine, Insurané: 3.0. rare re : 
Atti |Reliance| Marine Insurance Company. 6368; Ocean Marine Insyrance a ‘ 
DIL ed ee AS ST ae ir ey FRA Sadan arte i ees hee RD aE EK s 
A 71 |Scottish Widows Fund and Life Assur- 6352) Investment of Surplus Funds in the 
BECO MNaCELY ne. eee kee See. Province of Ontario ........ © i 
j ; 6244/Inland Marine Insurance ..... .. os 
A 61 |St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance : : tte es ie 
SCOMIDANT Sette en es. fe ae 16345 Ocean Marine Insurancg ........ We 
. 6353) Inland Marine Insurance ........ os ve 
A 109 sre ce ee eer a ge ere nace {6354 Ocean Marine Insurance ........ sey SS ve 
: : : 6358| Inland Marine Insurance ........ ss os 
— |Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Com- 5 : : = es ey 
pany 2... .:. earths Sg oh ae eee {63 7/Ocean Marine Insurance ........ : 

: . 6321) Inland Marine INSUranCemnsas ee ee ae es ve 
anne mec aren nace ; oc ehy p pt : Mee {6322 Ocean Marine Insurancg ........ helen ‘ 
A 106 f ; 

patoDe yee VO g ite pompsny: 6355| Ocean Marine Insurance os os 

: Cops 1 SS RR oon ter sted peat Inland Marine Insurance ........ prec © +s 

—— |United States Lloyds ................ 6370| Ocean Marine Insurance ........ ey oe 
6338| Inland Marine Insurance ..,..... ae Fo! ¥p 
A 8 /Western Assurance Company ......... 4 oo esha MRH ne CT eaaindace oa ek ens” F 


= 
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10 THE REPORT OF THE ~. No. 107 


INDEX B.—Register of Provincial Licensees, including all Companies so licensed or authorized 
to transact business at the date of publication. 


S S Name of Company. System. Manager or Secretary Post Office. 

ccs | | | 
He56 tAlgoma Mutual ...cn.c20s senses Mutuala eco. ‘Thomas H. Elliott. . - Sault Ste. M’ie 
Bi sos Amherst [sland’..2 1s ssw ces WY Tk EW ge aE Sas FY Peinstant. 22.282. ‘Stella. 
ESE OLN ccs wate eae co. see wid alee erates ce oh ELIE GHG gree eae ee te Joseph Wrigley ..... “Ayr. 
B118 |Bay of Quinte Agricultural ..../Mutual........... M. R. German....... Picton. 
B121 ‘Bertie and Willoughby Farmers’ HIVETEL ELL “os er eats cess JONG. Wills oa ae ‘Marshville. 
Pesala NnSHATG cs. 3 cecchs ak cue ones iMuttialc. cha: deoae John H. Jameson .... ‘St. Mary’s. 
B 240 |Blenheim North............... Mitanale steerer \D. R. Stauffer....... Bright. a 
B 276 |Brant County Farmers’........ A Whip ah 9 Cae We a seo \J. A. Messecar....... Branton 
B:273 |Canadian Millers’ .......%.:.... IMutualssaes. Salon. Wittens faci eare 
B 237 \Caradoc Farmers’ ...........+- Misael. he ane EK. W. J. Sutherland Mt. Brydges 
B 2797\Clinton ‘Township’. 2.5. cassie os Mutuals. i. 002 tel Shen] Gams VS EL LTLLSTE she's ecetote Beamsville. 
B20 1 CUPS ori. ben a 3 a hy oe eek See ELL tee aie a iD Mobatiosh ies 06-uc a. Teeswater. 
B 90 Dereham and West Oxford ..... PM buat 6. cesin's stirs Ta ReMayberry nes Ingersoll. ) 
B 228 |Dorchester, North and South.../Mutual........... IS. E. ‘Facey... ees. Harrietsville. ; 
Paco WOW NICS ss acs ss os cle Bite SOLS .. Mutual Bet ge See Se Thos. H. Smith....../ ‘Sebringville. $ 
ibeece PulLerin Farmers oy. e-.wetiaeee s EM Utunl 2 5 ses ee ‘Thomas Whalley ....| Shelburne. 
B191 Dumfries N. and Waterloo S....|Mutual.......... LA SWiSH borin Teh. Galt. 
PealO4Dunwich Farmers: ose. oss Nuttiadv oars Re W. A. Galbraith....) Iona Station. 
B 216 |Easthope South Farmers’......| Miitual 2 ce Fae WS. Russellis.- ‘Tavistock. 
Dos Meo mMical:.s\ss 4s oes eee Cash-Mutual ..... W.H. Schmalz...... ‘Kitchener. 
Us BUSY ES dis 3 Thi ie aie me SME aac IMutual’.i3 ss te A. P. MeDougald .... ‘Melbourne 
B:213' (Elma Farmers’ .)os. fences 3 8 Mucual Fyre ee J. R. Hammond...... Atwood. 
BADGE IAMGSac gtr ait Late ere Mutuabs sec. -.- Robert Seott. «3 «2. ‘Rockwood. 
B10¢- Erve. Farmers’... cscs eee e3 Mutual seek. Age Hy LSU Elia here ‘South Cayuga. 
Bion ouityiles ve ese wa bi Bhaeeayins TS LOC nc eet s ‘Geo. M. Begg........ Toronto. . 
B2054Varmers’Central.i.sks occ. . SL NWLUSNS See bee aie J.J. Schumacher .... Walkerton. 
BoLol warmers <Unidn acs tes on Seek Mutuals she o.oo: ‘R. G. Corneil......../Lindsay. 
B 52 Fire Insurance Exchange ...... Mutual and Stock { ee A * ote \ ‘Toronto. 
B.202 | Wormosa.yees otha wie sericea ess Mutial”. Tes es soma B. Beingessner...... ‘Formosa. 
B 234 Germania Farmers’............ Mutual'scs) So ee iR. H. Fortune. ....-. Ayton. 
B104 |Glengarry Farmers’ ........... Mutual etek tes Vai: Chisholane 2 Alexandria. 
BAe VGore DiStrietyir: pace ete owen Cash-Mutual...... Jno. N. MacKendrick. Galt. 
Ba86-7Gratd Rivermecrs ssn oe or cee iMutualses ees. 5.5 Norman Simenton ... Blackheath. 
B183.iGrenville Patrons. 6. 0s is leans LETITIA cc hate oe Rls s W..: MaSnyderase. Spencerville. 
B 183 (Grey and Bruce\;.: cnseece<. ht tMutial: ioc aeneren « John-Mills.. 26: .3. i Hahover! 
B- 112 Guelph Township . ¢...+.. ccc. Musualer hs sec. ook John L. Carter....-.. Guelph. 
B 115 |Halton Union Farmers’ ........ Peta. aera e eee Thomas Moore...... Campbellville. 
B 180 |Hamilton Township ........... Mutual? 63. ssn ‘Thomas Hoskin..... Cobourg. 
Bo ghandsin-Hand. 20 tee vee oe Mutual and Stock. Walmsley & Chipman'Toronto. 
B:208" Hay Township «.% ..ecesoe case Mutual ie... sce oe ‘Henry Eilber, M.P.P.|Crediton. 
B 149 |Hopewell Creek ............00. Mutual ccc ste See, Anton Frank cis ‘New Germany 
B 146 |Howick Farmers’ ............. Miltialiee. lots fens W. S. McKercher ...)Wroxeter. 
B 165 |Howard Farmers’ ............. Muttial Sessa toe 'E. D. Mitton........ Ridgetown. 
B 800 Huron Weather................ DL ie lo. se er lece se Chas. Monteith...... Woodham. 
Bal tie kK ent, and. Lssexe. <... = .c.ue. Mutual. eee Tiebe Harvey sone Merlin. 

| | 


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SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. 


sun 


INDEX B.—Register of Provincia] Licensees, including all Companies so licensed or authorized 
to transact business at the date of publication.— Concluded. 


Name of Company. System. Manager or Secretary; Post Office. 
PAMiDLON PATINCTS css ccace 03s TU CUA Laie eset Ds it 6 W.G. Willoughby ... ‘Watford. 
Panavicn scam wees s Sue r eee [Mutual ........... Peter Cavers........ Perth. 
Lennox and Addington ......... Wath ake howto ae Manly Jones........ Napanee. 
TOW OWDSDID GS 0k. < ate oe ese eles WAT TUG Lage caleals ete tis « dhe Marslivsc conte outs ‘Coldstream. 
London Township Farmers’..../Mutual ........... Edward Dann....... London. 
WiC ITY Uh Visa eee Chas sak eos MitGAl sok ose oes Wit SA TOS he ee ee Parkhill. 
USSG NW eye Breda ear o ti aie Renn Mutaalcos. eid Thomas E. Hays..... Seaforth. 
MaDe ICAL eh i om tie ke aie seers Mutialiseeet ee at William Purves..... Columbus. 
ANPCTOUSU [SF o is cte sien ewok es < Stock............./John H. C. Durham ../|Toronto. 
Millers’ and Manufacturers’....| Mutualand Stock..|C. H. C. Fortner ..../Toronto. 
IMOURTOIES Ce re ca oon ae eas ok Mutual and Stock..|/A. M. Aletter ....... Toronto. 

INI CHG Reet Sense ies he oe a a 8 oles PMuttald sicviers: ate) s «1 James Beattie....... Fergus. 
NiSSDUTIC os fastens aN ca MAERUA este nee soe Bede Pearson.. c.aeee Kintore. 
INGPIOLK Prarie he hoe eieee aere 8 PVE TLEN Tete sto ia ote es ace N. Stanley Boughner. Simcoe. 
MOT LIE KCell be os ed, Oe Ne os wena Mutual .........../George A. Fraser..../Thamesville. 
Oneida Parmers ) eo0 cg sees VLU LL Sees oe M. C. Senn........../Caledonia. 
Ontario Farmers’ Weather..... eMnGNa esse pero k W.A. Wansbrough.. Grand Valley 
Mscnod alr. kuch esi ee ware. wwe Marhirails i020 tise. s ‘R. McLachlin .......|/ Kenmore 
CECT col tkie 5 a eke bees tes MITC hess ar tsiee. Lai. Gayleycce see Norwich 
Oxford Farmers’ .........eee0. MATTE aa eae ose Columbus Ross...... Embro 
Peel and Maryborough......... Mutua legerige ccc Jas. McEwing Reith Drayton. 
Peel County Farmers’ ......... Mita ee eae sor Jodo tewarts io... as Brampton. 
Partita. yachts Sok oaths ys. s Cash-Mutual....., Charles Packert..... ‘Stratford. 
Mutual and Aux- 
Policyholders’ Mutual Life... | Ane ites A.M. Featherston... |Toronto. 
1116.) 
Prescott Farmeérs’.......s.s00- MEU GU Dio eee sents BG Parisiensccwers Alfred. 
Provident Assurance Company..|Stock............. *George Wilkie...... Toronto. 
A SdtiC eats Sac ck oe ec cies wets DUA les oe ee tee Alexander McLean..|Puslinch. 
Witeelh Griysrcce Ws view wack ee he Joint Stock........ Walmsley & Chipman|Toronto. 
Saltfleet and Binbrook.......... MUU eok seen eee do Pelker se. e200. Stoney Creek 
Southwold Farmers’. .......... MUGUAL ohm John H. Sells......../Shedden. 
Sydenham ......s.sseeseseoees Mutualie ic see; TJ Harkness... ass Owen Sound. 
PAT UPL Ge ISA. V tase oc orate atts car ere 2 MVM AN earn en aah a A. McGillivray...... ‘Murillo. 
Townsend Farmers’............ Mistialereseccce one JAIICS MOSS): catepaeen Waterford. 
Usborne and Hibbert........... OV ta eek 2 vee William A. Turnbull. Kirkton. 
Walpole Farmers’........+.e+:| Motualai<serttee.t George L. Miller..... Jarvis. 
WV ALEX LOO SOS ee Reus batts clara ene cha eats Gash-Mutual 0... <, is. Wc obnhsesea Waterloo. 
Waterloo, North, Farmers’...... Mattia las see 4 Josiah Stauffer...... Waterloo. 
Wawanosn. Westssialsea nen cc Murti leit ha es Thomas G. Allen....|Dungannon. 
BV GLI SOW oF ina FC ass oc Rein ch ets Mutual and Stock. John Davidson....... Guelph. 
Western Farmers’ Weather....|/Mutual ........... EK. L. Sutherland... |Woodstock. 
Westminster Township........ Mutoalewsaee mass MiseNUCbOl tc ews ccs Wilton Grove. 
Dea LISTS URS Ly Saleh ote cas ie nin ae. MUU Lamon cee ke R. R. Cameron ..... ‘Ailsa Craig. 
Varenouchs isc5 sir ese vee ee 1 BSBA ee: Riccpeapeae arg ee PAT He BUCK ta. sere os ‘St. Thomas. 


* Chief Agent. 


12 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE. No. 10 


INDEX C.—Underwriters. 


List of Underwriters registered to transact business in Ontario up to September 1st, 1918. 


Aetna Fire Underwriters’ Agency. 

Britannic Underwriters’ Agency. 

British and Canadian Underwriters. 

British Empire Underwriters’ Agency. 

Duquesne Underwriters’ Agency. 

Exchange Underwriters’ Agency. 

Fidelity (Fire) Underwriters of New 
York. 

Home Underwriters’ Agency. 

London Underwriters’ Agency. 


Merchants’ Underwriters’ Agency. 
Minnesota Underwriters’ Agency. 
Montreal Underwriters’ Agency. 

New York Underwriters’ Agency. 

Nova Scotia Fire Underwriters’ Agency. 
Protector Underwriters. 

Rochester Underwriters’ Agency. 

St. Lawrence Underwriters’ Agency. 
Winnipeg Fire Underwriters’ Agency. 


InDEx D.—Insurance Brokers. 


List of Insurance Brokers registered to transact business up to September Ist, 1918. 


Aletter, Adolph M., Toronto. 

Anderson, Burrett L., Toronto. 

Bradley, Sidney Lee, Cochrane. 

Burruss & Sweatman, Limited, Toronto. 

Hardy, E. D., & Company, Ottawa. 

Irish & Maulson, Limited, Toronto. 

Jones & Proctor Bros., Limited, Toronto. 

Kirkpatrick, A. M. M. (Wood & Kirkpat- 
rick), Toronto. 

Lauder, William, Toronto. 

Macdonald, Albert Angus, Toronto, 

MecMurrich & Sons, Geo., Toronto. 

Mortimer & Bampfield, Niagara Falls. 


Port Arthur Insurance and Vessel Agency, 
Limited, Port Arthur. 

Ring, Charles Edward, Toronto. 

Robertson, Percy, Toronto. 

Ryan Agency, Limited, Toronto. 

Shaw & Begg, Toronto. 

Toronto Insurance and Vessel Agency, 
Limited, Toronto. 

Walsh, Frank J., Toronto. 

Willis, Faber & Company of Ontario, Lim- 
ited, Toronto. 

Wood, W. G., Limited, Toronto. 


INDEX E.—Guarantee Companies. 


List of Guarantee Companies whose bonds have by Order-in-Council of the Lieutenant- 
Governor of Ontario been authorized for acceptance in lieu of personal or private 
suretyship prescribed or required by Chapters 5 and 67 of 9 Edw. VII, and 62 Vict. 
(2nd Sess.), Chap. 12, s. 69; R.S.O. 1914, Chap. 190. 


. American Surety Company of N.Y. 

. Canadian Surety Company. 

Dominion Gresham Guarantee and 
Casualty Co. 

. Dominion of Canada Guarantee and 

Accident Insurance Company. 

. Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- 

poration (Limited). 

. Globe Indemnity Company of Canada. 

. The Guardian Insurance Company of 

Canada, Montreal, Quebec. 

. Guarantee Company of North America. 

. Imperial Guarantee and Accident In- 

surance Company of Canada. 


10. London and Lancashire Guarantee 
and Accident Company of Canada. 

11. London Guarantee and Accident Com- 
pany, Limited. 

12. Maryland Casualty Company. 

13. National Surety Company. 

14. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- 
poration, Limited: 

15. Railway Passengers’ Assurance Com- 
pany of London, England. 

16. United States Fidelity and Guaranty 
Company. 


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REPORT 


OF THE 


Registrar of Friendly 
societies 


TRANSACTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1917 


PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO 


TORONTO: 
Printed and Published by A. T. WILGRESS, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty 
1918 


Printed by 
WILLIAM BRIGGS, 
Corner Queen & John Sts., 
Toronto. 


To His Honour Six JOHN STRATHEARN HENDBIE, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., a Colonel in the Militia 
of Canada, etc., etc., etc. 


Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario. 


MAY IT PLEASE YOUR HONOUR: 


The undersigned has the honour to present the Report of the Registrar of Friendly 
Societies for the year ending 31st December, 1917. 


Respectfully submitted, 


I, B, LUCAS, 


Attorney-General. 
Toronto, 5th April, 1918. 


[3] 


To the Honourable I. B. Lucas, K.C., M.P.P., etc., 


Attorney-General, Toronto. 


Sir,—I have the honour to present herewith the Report of the Annual Statements 
made by Friendly Societies for the year ending 31st December, 1917. 


I have the honour to be, Sir, 
: Your obedient servant, 


WILL J. VALE, 


Registrar of Friendly Societies. 


Toronto, 4th April, 1918. 


[4] 


THE ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 


(Returns Book Fol. 130.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Organized 18th February, 1879, and incorporated in Ontario 14th August, 1879. 


The Executive officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


J. Loekie Wilson, Grand Master Workman 


F. G. Inwood, Grand Recorder-Treasurer 


@ 6) 0 @ Oso O96, 00 (6 6 2.6. OC e.0 6 8 


oeoerereeeere see eevee eee 


I, CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Toronto. 
Toronto. 


Amounts covered by contracts other than endowments, or for sick or funeral benefits 


at 3lst December, 1917, $12,444,301.72. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES, 


(a) Contracts for endowments or benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 


Benefits, 


Number of contracts in force 3lst December, 1916 
Number of contracts taken during 1917 new or renewed 


e@oeeeeeoeeeee 


Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 1917 


Gross number of contracts in force at any time in 1917 


| 


i 


Deductions: 


Contracts matured in 1917 ............ | 
Contracts lapsed in 1917 ..... 
Contracts surrendered ..........00000.| 
Reduction of Certificates 


ere ereeeee 
eooeeereeeeeee ee 


| 


Net contracts in force 31st December, 1917. 


No. of certificate holders in good standing 
No. temporarily suspended.............. 
Grand total of certificate holders, 31st, 
December, 1917 


eeeeeet ee oe & @ 


Number. 


e@eoeoeeeres on 


eeoee ere eevee 


oeee ee ee oe 


eee e ee ee ern 


C. 
419, 482 28 
2,435,518 00 


see eee eee e eee 
= 


2,860,919 28 


eoeer eee ereeere 


eecerer ee ere eeer ee 


—— | ee 


12,909 | 12,444,301 72 


ooo ereeeeeees eee eases see eoeeeraeeee seer esos eevee se 


Number. 


oe ee eee eee 


16, 735 


3,826 


12,909 


12,052 
857 


Amount. 


$ c. 
15,206,047 00 
95,000 00 
4,174 00 


—— 


15,305,221 00 


2,860,919 28 


——— 


12,444,301 72 


— 


11,709,036 72 
735,265 00 


6 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 719. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 14. 
Amount of Funeral Benefits paid in 1917, $420.00. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received Sick and Funeral Benefits during 1917, 151. 

Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members and Funeral Benefits, 
$4,270.66. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 870. 

Amount of cash to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund, 31st December, 1917, 
$15,824.83. 


V. ASSETS. 
Bonds; deventures, tC. 2s 555 ts oe the Stee teaie ee ee cine ee $908,257 73 


Cash on deposit, to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered banks: 


Imperial Bank, “loronto, Beneficiary Fund). .22 0. ee eo eee 52,626 09 
Imipertal” Sank, Toronto, "General Mund << ee eee ee ee eee 12,792 97 
-- Imperial: Bank, ‘Toronto, ,oick=Ptind —, . eee eee eee 824 83 
Assessments called; but notyetupayables sss. aces ene ee eee 48,892 00 
Interest. due and: accrited sn. eee ee ee ee ee ere arene ucts 11,812 50 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not extended), $1,004,573.93. 
bed Sick and Funeral Fund (not extended), $16,151.14. 
- General and other Funds (not extended), $17,005.43. 
All .Otheéer “aSsets cogs ck oe te mete eee, oe cee enn en ee ee eee 2,524 38 
Total assets’ ac Sessa at hers lee cis eee nee eae oee eee $1,037,730.50 


VI. LIABILITIES, 


Amount of claims supposed or reported, or unadjusted .................. $64,004 80 
Amount: of all other gliabilities#<. v7" oo. ee eee 319,16 
Total: liabilities io. 22 ni wees aie le ae A ee ee ek ee ee $64,384 56 
RSPAS AEEE I CELLAR EEE, 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 
Actions or proceedings instituted by or against the Society during 1917.—None. 
Assessments are made for purposes of life insurance certificates monthly. 


Twelve such assessments were made in 1917, each being payable on or before the 
last day of the month for which levied. 


Registers are kept for the purposes of insurance certificates or benefits, 
The Society’s accounts were audited monthly during 1917. 


Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: C. BE. Cameron, 
Iroquois; J. M. Peregrine, Hamilton; J. J. Craig, Fergus: E. F. Drake, Ottawa. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


i 


ED 


Special Auditors: Charles G. Knott and A. E. Hagerman, Toronto, Ontario. 


Certain changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules, in relation 
te insurance certificates and benefits, and a copy of the same is filed with the annual 


statement. 
Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $20,000. 


Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer, $5,000. 


VIII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $828,125.15. 

Cash received’ during 1917 from: 
PADDLIcatlONT1GCS voce coe ene eee eee e ese teense ne terse meus 
BIA OR CLC toe alee tena tate ae Cate a Sore Hin stn fate vin noe nssfOte ratns! ai hie 'vrevnieietsiere 
BAS TTVOTI ES ete Paice crete ct oe cin aie nag eosce Sgn ial Slat giece'asginters ale, acess elm age shsl 
GER CAPITA IRCA Bote toeis Solete oi aieie sole cre che ole ayo aie whe «Snes onl sya fee) Sinan ohana emt e ics 
Changing certificates, et. ....... 0. cece eee ete cece cee e ener et aeees 
Organization HUNG (tax). 06. cee wee ees ce oes scene tees sea e bee tele il 
MATEETOC CHT aac coor e ie face sip inte Hie ore ot ebast ohn er ORisUsh Spee ered ek a eres # ayia acute (eel ac eusls 
fe Aiiied Pcheu lesn writtery Olah eos we ees ee seared aise ee 
Cash received from repayment of investments (not extended), 

$28,696.29. 


T Ota WRLeGGl DUStm eae Te Ctr tte thet e ciete. sinralele Wiha e suatel esos, «Gog wie. nieys 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
RrAaternal ASSOCIATION <2. cee es oe wes cet eee eee scan 0 wiete te phe s 
BERR COVE SOS NT ecto coc ties cass Ged ase aye mre laehsoesey oa. 679 GIR se ea eis ay, se, 9.019 aibdiey® 
MrecistratiONn {CG cv es ts cee oe rie tn neo ee oe sie ren ine eet ete re ae 
Rent of drawer, Trust Company .......--- cere reece eee tree eee ecene 
MESANIZALION EXPENSES Poo... oe a iss ce wl ene we Ht ale len Salts Smee 
Expense of annual meeting .......-. ce eee cee enter eee eee eee ene 
BaD esa OULU ee oo: ceca a cine Heelers 0: olefa mauilere' vo ttn wimin wd wie # vhs es eeiene 
TerAvellime: GXDGUSCS ae cris tes oct ole woiete aunie sem minis Gs cele ie Gln einieins eubre.s 
Reite te NCAL ANG stAXCG cc ca ce rae cele cles oe weit wir ine sins smarter 
Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ fees ........ ER cr eee gt rE a 
Medical Examiner’s salary and @€XPpeNSeS ........ eee errr es re eserves 
“Sa AE EW ae lee Re OU eee rr PCR a ae a 
re PER EEI OD SASS TRIPS a ee ae ye a ee ence eae reg. Rewer) aN Or en ee 
Printing, stationery and advertising ..........sceeeee eres cece ence 
Postage, telegrams and CXPIFeSS ........00- seer reser eve rcvereracrecs 
eR peay CUA SETENT CSM sire ts Gets ane evel a: Gest ae Arie 3 Finlay ov ohisev watate yo hat ale) pa tes's Wher eaa es 
Premiums for guaranteeing lodge officers ...........c ce eeeegeerrces 
tO MeINAnaSOMeNnt: CX PECTISOS — ales sleivic so y.c es ciect TN eete ewe ee igus eh » oreo Win 


TotalcexPenses Of .MANAZCMENL 2. sis cpelee s oh ae wee terse Cale ees 


$152 
272 
567,353 
27,543 
90 
5,034 
38,309 
69 


$638,826 


25 


——$—$— —$ 


$50 
622 
25 

40 
5,265 
4,646 
125 
904 
1,318 
5,668 
649 
6,766 
2,768 
1,262 
1,039 
221 
336 
90 


———$—$—$—$——S_— 


$31,802 


76 


8 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Lifeyinsurance- claims : paid; nck w<ms ene ase ee ee ee 460,822 17 
Humnerals Den efits: vers gisGahs ash ale eeee oe hea: Ae er ae ee ee ee 420 00 
MICK SPEECHES. 255 eo caiole nce disiesgis Stale sscues Soasgiwie se Ste RL ee eae 3,850 66 ~ 
For investments (not extended), $197,441.86. 

Total expenditure 2.0 oa neck ed Oa ee eee ee $496,895 59 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount. of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Se ee ee eee eee 


Number 
Na | Amount ot | Amount of lordeaths|, Death losses 
Attained ages. | Members. Insurance. Aer es ee aa 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col..4 Col. 5 

S ae c: Sec: Svc: 
1G 24 ee aren SC eee 388 275,387 37 252 96 16 11,922 63 
FA eet ak AS oa ENR face et Oo 584 429,429 79 LEV AA | 12 9,430 21 
GUSe 4 er Laren ae wena 680 517,739 58 635 98 13 9,760 42 
BOO ecg ht oe oe eee 918 721,726 00 1,047 69 11 11,518 00 
AOA hs ccc oe ea eat ee 1,160 992,087 00 1,708 59 10 9,438 80 
A= 19 Ae a Se aoe eos 1,400 1,420,264 20 2,999 97 12° 13.2 105857000 
D0=5 Tee, Ga ee ee ee 1, 860 1,914,391 00 5,067 69 ao 23,560 00 
DODO Ser ee ow ee ene 2,184 2,279,145 00 7,714 20 29 31,726 00 
O0-64 ie oes eae ee 1, 967 2,097,283 78 9,458 11 fifi 91,540 22 
G5—69 es he renee 1,044 1,084,824 04 6,808 00 61 76,651 96 
10-14 Ue eee 503 497,208 66 4,393 54 57 66,151 34 
[inet LOR Aten Bey gape. 158 159,801 70 1,980 36 42 45,578 30 
SOA84 re te ee eee 55 48,885 60 837 97 17 18,706 40 
SO AMGIOVERra. cca eee ee 8 6,128 00 107 11 2 2,641 00 

Totals ~ cc eee 12,909 | 12,444,301 72 | 48,464 38 382 419, 482 28 . 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 9 
ee a a RE 


THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE CANADIAN ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS. 
(File 1, p. 67.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, ? Hughson Street S., Hamilton, Ont. 


—_ 


Organized, 28th March, 1887, and incorporated in Ontario, Ist June, 1887. 


—_———_— 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Dr. J. W. Edwards, M.P., Grand Councillor................. Cataraqui. 
John L. Davidson, Grand Vice-Councillor.................. Toronto. 
Rev. A. J. Paul, B.A., Past Grand Councillor............... Toronto. 
Wm. F’. Montague, Grand Recorder... .......00.-2252c8see00s Hamilton, 
Samuel Broadfoot, Grand Treasurer..........s:+essssseeeee Guelph. 

A. R. Hassard, B.C.L., Grand Representative................ Toronto, 
Wm, Benson, Grand Representative.............ee sees ee eeee Toronto. 

W. H. Woods, M.D., Grand Representative................4-. Mt. Brydges. 
Sheriff Alex. Morris, Grand Representative................. Pembroke. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES, 


Amount covered by endowment contracts.—None. 
Amount covered by insurance at 31st December, 1917, $26,098,873.38. 


II. MovEMENT IN INSURANCE (CERTIFICATES, 


(b) Contracts. for Insurance, other than Endowments, Sick or Funeral Benefits. 


| 


ae | Number. Amount, 
vine | a 
Contracts in force 31st December, 1916 ............... Bese are Pies. ISLEe2 76 902,878" 81. 
» Add contracts taken 1917, new and renewed ...........sseeeecceees 668 | 351,500 00 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 1917.|.......... 2,500 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during bi) 
ee Sete er cties saltcio at ere ncea tote te OLy OFON Et 207200501 OFOL 
Number. Amount. | 
Deductions: — Laan cuaiets | 
Cc. | 
Contracts matured in 1917............. 449 | 413,668 76) | 
Contracts lapsed in 1917... 2.0.0.0 eee 1,690 1,173,607 00, 
Contracts surrendered in 1917......... 130 83,144 00 
Add to above deductions the amount by 
which various certificates still on foot 
were reduced in 1917........escccessloreeveeene| 68,101 67 | 
THAI ECECUCTIONSS overs ves > oe 2,269 | 1,738,521 43) 2,269 1,738,521 438 
MeGMeontracts Ol 100t o1st December, 1917 ..cnccec scceccceveessees 29,580 | 26,518,357 38 
Number of certificate holders in good standing at 3lst December, 1917| 28,958 | 26,098,873 38 
SRE TI UERUSDOUOEO Liii.).'c tic woe a nee seen ea Rane M Blais ene whe emia | 622 419,484 00 


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10 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Grand Council undertakes Funeral Benefits. 

The total membership of this branch, 31st December, 1917, 7,617. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 82. 

The total amount of Funeral Benefits paid during 1917, $3,950.00. 

The total amount of cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, $130,460.24. 
IV. Sick BENEFITS. 

The Grand Council undertakes Sick Benefits. 

Number of members who received Sick Benefits during 1917, 1,534. 

The total amount of Sick Benefits paid in 1917, $33,462.35, 


The number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 8,285 4-7. 


Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick Benefit Fund at 31st 


December, 1917, was $130,460.24. 


The number of females who received benefits in respect of sickness during 19 
was 427, and the average weeks of illness, 6.51 


17 


The number of males who received benefits in respect of sickness during 1917 was 


1,107, and the average weeks of illness, 4.97 


V. ASSETS. 
Bonds; debentures and securities. = 42. ee ee ee eect eee ee eee $1,115,821 07 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered banks: 
Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont., Life Insurance Fund Account .. 82,240 68 
Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont., Sick Benefit Fund Account ...... 13,504 64 
Bank-of Hamilton;*Hamilton, Ont. General =hund 20. ek eee 30,536 63 
Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont., Guarantee Fund ................ 1,000 00 
Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont., Child Insurance Fund .......... 11 43 
Dues and assessments called, but not yet payable, estimated at ........ 44,482 53 
Interest. wisi. ise och ee oe ere BIDS bia dois CRO OEE COR can ade Re ae aE ee ree 30,601 54 
Amount due under Liens on Certificates re errors in age .............00. 3,362 35 
Outstanding accounts, less provision for bad debts ..................e0-. 2,186 00 
Pericapita tax of last month’ of 71917,, estimated at#.c2 +2446 ae ee 2,625 00 
supplies: ‘ete,, in Stock ite erasaisn ele clearer oe ee 3,530 32 
Office furniture, etc., less amount written off for depreciation .......... 1,758 40 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not extended) ....$1,151,061 00 
Totaliassets of Sick and Huneral Mund) s.02 7 ost eee ee 138,951 81 
Lotal-assets of Guarantee: Fund (os, cnseeeeaslo ose 1,210 32 
Total assets of General and other Funds .............. 41,086 35 
Potalvaseéts or Child insurance Hind see ee 25 58 
Other,assets | (detailed “in ) memory. “ste ee ee ee 674 47 
LOLOL ASSOLS 16S von wie S wicip ecards Face OH Ee ete $1,332,335 06 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. di 


VI. LIABILITIES. 


PLO LS Cid 11S ¢ SUD DOSCU sie eo etire dae oo oe eh hole deol 0 alot anes cc aP ei al vial ol wey ofa $85,772 68 
POPUP ELIE OLLI LLCS ihc) eto chore or ies oo eietaye tints evetat er ele stele went tl gate: aueiata cle iets e ecael se 1,410 59 
Total lia bilitiesies. + eames Let ae le de acer le the gr tIe egal $87,183 27 


PEA BEE EGLO BEE ATARI 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Actions instituted by or against the Grand Council during 1917.—None. 


Assessments are made for purposes of insurance certificates monthly, and are pay- 
able 30 days before the first day of each month, without notice; twelve of such assess- 
ments were made during 1917. 


The Society’s books were duly audited on February 12th, April 16th, July 23rd, and 
October 28rd, 1917. 


The following books of record and account are kept for purposes of insurance cer- 
tificates or benefits: Life Insurance Registers, Sick Benefit Certificate Registers, 
Registers of Claims, Bonds, etc., Cash Books, 'Daily Balance Book, Ledgers, Journal, 
Quarterly Report Book, Book of Statistics, Statistical Cards, and Card Ledgers. 


The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: 
Chas. L. Bass, Toronto; A. M. Legg, London. 


No changes were, during 1917, made in the organization or management of the 
Society, in relation to insurance certificates or benefits. 


Certain changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Laws, in relation 
to insurance certificates or benefits. 


Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $5,000.00. 
Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer, $2,000.00. 
Number of members in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 24,787. 
Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 3lst December, 1917, 24,787. 
Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $22,816,042.38. 
Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 398. 
Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $360,732.94. 
Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $64,445.67, 
VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $132,901.45. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
PeeeOee Nei a ciNe Lalas INSUurance .LEPArUMeiities vos aedis Nise asic 8 9th $463,514 23 


eaecemien ae. i rick. beneit, Department % . ccc wees een wisin vee eva 41,584 37 
Assessments: ine Child Insurance Departments ws 0.2. ie es cee we ee ce ee 11 43 


12 THE REPORT OF THE No.< Lie 
POP CAD IEA TAX Sai F wc ccicese ols are ew eee MU reg iw Oe 38,462 30 
Supplies “sold “and ‘certificate fees, etc. 2.0 1. cee ee 2,145 55 
TR EOT OSH oo.) F aicneisibees = c. Sae eee ase ee Wie ia, bat eee ee Sate ne ee ee 58,413 00 
Premium for guarantee: of lodge officers =... u60 ee eee ae 833 27 
Others SOUrCES oo ia ek ois ea a oh oe ae ee ea Nae ee ee ea 35 00 


Cash received from investments (not extended), $57,023.91. 


Total - receipts: pod S835 Silo Sale oe ee 


$604,999 15 


ee 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(@) Hxepenses of Managenvent. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Hees to Canadian Fraternal) Association 255.20. e nee. See 
Commission and organization account .............. AE ree hs 
Actuarial services os. uuu nicokee oes ey EL ee 
Registration. fees, sity sacs sete Me ee ee ee ee 
Invéstigation) of.claims, Cte, fyasees.ee ken ee. ee ee 
» expenses of Annual or ,BiennialiMectine:ac ts sa0.00e ee eee ee 
supplies .bought wis. wcacecaee suki ee ee ee 


Travelling expenses occetaae wae ease ee pe 
Rentoand, heat, ,eteznc act. acta ee ee ee ee 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees 
Medical examiner’s salary and expenses .. 
Clerk hire 


P'vei le! a ce) ON eia; @\ Je 
6.18) 10) 10, fe eS. DO 'o. Ole lerreisie) (x U9" (ese! inure 161161 /e, "ete: 6 
COCO LONG (SC - OES) (0.8 LS 1010710! aL eee: 8" e ere #6) otra 2) eer 6 (6 rw tele ke slo [elec o/Mselens Rene @its rel eee die 


SAS SI) TE OO, OO a le '8) (Oe 01f0\e Verner Jeilfe, [ae Tei 8 fees he elie! 18) Ss. ene re. Cicomeiie el Mol pilin y Ma Va ietc: ome tal 


Printing 4% 5s. ee.0k seve cose ce see eens ie ie era 
Postage, -~telegramsyand (express #.: 25. ee sei ee 
Premiums for guarantee of grand officers 
Other expenses of management 


Mie .e) (0) (eo “mie, ‘a esis Jee] @ cel eel sales Paes rel a 


B50 16) Oe [Ags e! WO Oe) CE .@) eC S(O ee Tere NS! a 161.5; \el.e) ny 8) ee) fa eae ate 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Life insurance claims other than endowments 
Muneral benefits o.icisilae Sates een oe Ce a ee ee 
Sick benefit assessments returned 
picks benefits: (2.7.45. ¢ yc cian erie cere mie enn en eae 
Total disability benefits 
AM-other expenditure 2). -Psee eas eee one ere 
Cash paid for investments (not extended), $106,669.05. 


SO 2) 19'S OS e618) eS) ewe. Oten's Jie) elle aniet ele 


©) 8) 10's O50" Se) 0 76. -'e) eile) Oe els Ven e) (6) 16d Slice ace me Je) ie) te 6) elas we Me 


BP EE OG 18) 18) (8. 818 OF 8) eee 16) (O18) OO) Oe Le) ve rier kite 4) 6 Let eile’ lel etree berate alia ie ale 


Total expenditure 


BO We RO Se) ONE NO 8.8 TK) Oe Bl. 1el eee e., et hk ol RO RIKKI) h 6) JAB. enema) aie b yet lesa te 


404,975 


3,950 
49 


33,462 
66,045 


1,100 


00 


$560,962 08 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


1: 


a 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st ‘December, 1917. 


Attained ages. 


Number 
of 
members. 


Col. 1 


1,549 
2,004 
2,595 
3,085 
3,812 
4,007 
3,930 
3,265 
2,244 
1,335 
72 
327 
d4 

1 


eS 


28,958 


| 


26,098,873 38 


Amount of 
insurance. 


Col. 2 


$746: 
1,009,538 00 
1,377,688 00 
1,895,094 00 
2,354,628 00 
3,191,095 00 
3,800,682 28 
3,925,164 00 
3,357,652 80 
2,456,146 80 
1,578,174 47 
876,990 04 
254,598 85 
20,221 14 
1,200 00 


——____.__. 


= 
Amount of Due 
monthly "4 cane 
payments. eae 
Col. 3 Col. 4 
$ c. 

880 33 23 
1,276 85 22 
1,961 16 17 
2,657 29 24 
3,900 54 23 
4,950 88 43 
5,623 78 45 
5,375 95 53 
4310 71. 55 
3,199 92 59 
2,128 71 51 

968 82 a2 

103 59 2 

AE" Gon hero are 
37,403 29 449 


Death losses 
incurred during 


year. 
Col. 5 


SaeGe 
14,250 00 
14,250 00 
14,000 00 
17,554 00 
18,950 00 
41,835 00 
39,679 00 
49,293 00 
52,921 76 
65,713 20 
55,605 20 
27,617 60 

2,000 00 


see ee oe eeesee 


———_. 


413,668 76 


14 | THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
, Oa ae ah re a ares ey 


THE ORDER OF CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES. 
(File 1, p. 81.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Richmond Street East, Toronto. 


Organized 2nd October, 1884; incorporated in Ontario, 28th October, 1885. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Re iW. Hawkins, ssupreme Wueader’. o wa tee 3 eee ie nt teers Brownsville. 
V, A. Sinclair, M.P.P., Supreme Vice-Leader ................+ Tillsonburg. 
Jo M. Foster,, BA. ‘Supreme secretanvin seer er ee Toronto. 
W..B, Graham: Supreme Vireasurer : enc. s 5 seas iene siren Toronto. 

N. Sommerville, M.A., K.C., Supreme Solicitor ............... Toronto. 

A. T. Hobbs, M.D., Supreme Medical Examiner ............... Guelph. 

Dr: TT: S. BoyleSupreme Past Leaderi ac. os tec te ee Windsor, N.S. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof, $2,346,006.50. 


Ss 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for Endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof. 


eee Number. Amount. 
$ Cc. 
Contracts in force 3lst December; 19167522. ea eee oe ener ce 4,184 2,447,580 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed...........ceceees 128 54,750 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 4,312 2,502,330 00 
Number. Amount. 
Deductions : ee 
$ c. 
Contracts matured in 1917 by death.... 75 47,000 00 
Contracts lapsed in 1917. .........00.e: 235 101,663 50 
Contracts matured during 1917 (endow- a 
ment)and total disability ...2. sce earn 5,060 00 
Amount by which various certificates on 
foot were Treducedias's.5 «sas seneee ate (7) 2,600 00 
Total deductions extended....... 310 156,323 50 310 156,323 50 


Net endowment contracts on foot at 3lst December, 1917............ 4,002 2,346,006 50 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


15 


eee 
(0) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits, or Funeral Benefits. 


a 


—— Number. Amount, 
i $ c. 
Contracts in force 3lst December, 1916....... De ie NE ee 6,158 4,795,639 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed..........-.-.00-. 132 60,250 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 6, 290 4,855,889 00 
Number. Amount. 
Deductions: — ‘ 
Cc. 
Contracts matured in 1917 by death.... 114 100,355 00 
Contracts lapsed in 1917.............. i 321 201,968 50 
Amount by which various certificates on 
foot were reduced........ wesiste ote ata. (8) 3,100 00 
Total deductions extended....... 435 305,423 50 435 305,423 50 
Pre IBUTAlce COU GACGS Se cs aes oe tee ee en eee ee ne ek 5,855 4,550,465 50 
Number of certificate holders in good standing on 31st December, 
CF ae Ca iron Minter aa Set. 5 EM ena aa Ro De ona ee Fae ne 5,770 6,796,652 00 
Number of certificates temporarily suspended........... PN eo ae 85 99,820 00 
Grand total of certificate holders 31st December, 1917...... esos 6,896,472 00 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Order has no Funeral Benefit. Department. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS, 


Number of members in Sick Benefit Department, 242. 

Sick Benefits are undertaken by the Supreme Body only. 
Number of members who received Sick Benefits during 1917, 57. 
Amount of benefits paid to sick members, $1,512.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 378. 


Total amount of cash to credit of fund, 31st December, 1917, $5,097.95. 


V. ASSETS. 


Beebevaiue of ‘bonds: and debentures <........2..20.006e¢s.cccces ncn oe. 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered bank: 


ORO Banlkem OTONLOr. Olt. luxe oe eee. fall ttle ne 
Dues and assessments called, but not yet payable ..................... 
BER MC NOLAN ACCPNeK is tre ar ehs, 05 oh, cs TRG eh ae hm, Cle aL 
eaoundOf lfens on certificates in force .. 66.6002). eve eee a veel 

eEORILET SO SSOLS eras Re SE aeL Lt cs he et et ae eae ee See we 

Total assets Life Insurance Fund (not extended) ...... $467,715 81 

Total assets Endowment Fund (not extended ys4 8.2. O3;3lerl2 

Total assets Sick and Funeral Fund (not extended) .... 5,845 12 

Total assets General and other Funds (not extended) .. 2,991 21 

TACIT SEAT SL Cai eet os ch RR ACR LY ei eet a 


$384,183 97 


89,017 94 
23,589 47 
4,805 44 
66,458 99 
1,309 45 


$569,365 26 


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16 | THE REPORT OF THE NOTLL 
Fe eee a a ae i he 


VI. LIABILITIES. 


Amount of admitted’ claims «2... 5-26 oc. 5 een view re deo) om hin one meses $4,953 34 
Other liabilities «occas esc ceo so wir «chs fw eis la lootew se wiaeiuns Battin aia eRe tetany 1,096 25 
Motal | ia Dilities! sce oslo ws ec oops Rede gay oe ore st teen tee elites ete Oar ala $6,049 59 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society during 
1917: Baker vs. O. C. H. C., Supreme Court of Ontario, $3,000.00; Defence: Insurance 
had lapsed, the assignment under which the money was claimed was improper and the 
action was defective. Judgment reserved. 


Assessments are made monthly. 


Twelve assessments were made during 1917, each being payable the first day of 
each month. 


The ‘Society's accounts were audited in April, August and October, 1917, and Feb- 


ruary, 2918. 
The books of record kept for purposes of insurance certificates are: Register of 


Certificates issued, Register of Circle Membership, Ledgers, Cash Books, etc. 


Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: A. R. Thompson, 
Merritton, Ont.; J. L. Buck, Port Rowan. 


Certain changes were made in. the Constitution during 1917. 


Amount of bond of Supreme Secretary, $10,000.00. 

Amount of bond of ‘Supreme Treasurer, $3,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario 3lst December, 1917, 5,301. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $6,281,512.00. 
Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 107. 

Amount of death benefits paid Ontario members during 1917, $143,594.39. 
Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $4,210.74. 


VIII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balances from 1916 (not extended), $86,709.06. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application fees . iV scad niin dots me eleee peels oe aaealgy cheterer yi etohame tn Ane Meet anoas $168 00 
ASSEBSMENtS |e Selb. Ve wee gee Rhee Chie & hae Wee ei tes te eee 245,910 38 
Per’Gapita tax and. levies cnc wee cape ere ane Wier eter restate nen eee are 11,025°97 
Charter /LEES » accu vie asi ale tsp ne wis aie te vege wen MONS poke aeite ks Nahe es eee ee nee ae gee 11 00 
Supplies’ sold. i ki. Fn cape eh ee ee ee ee eae cee eee 87 79 
Interest andi’ dividends: 1122. eas a ee ie on eee 19,198 i1 
AMT Other. SOULCES.f5 oc 5. eon Bids a te a ee Wiel Rime ae ee cite aan Clee Reece 174 53 


Repayment of. loan (not extended), $41,187.46. 


ee eal 


MTotalereGei pts .. ccc 6B: Tis boleoretdes Sas ehene sa abOee oa aie Rs nol ete es tee eens ea ee $276,575 78 


——————— 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


ane 


a nee ae 


IX. CASH HXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Commission 
Registration fees 
Supplies bought 


Expenses of annual of biennial meeting 


Travelling expenses 
Law costs 


Rent, light, heat and taxes 
Salaries, officers, auditors 


Clerk hire 


Medical Examiner—salary and expenses 


Official Journal 


Printing, stationery and advertising 


Lita ateVic! ce. atc cel cel shel iemonralate fe: 6. 0is7 er are meh ome wsnel *)ei/s]. ete)Keh ‘ere: el exe) ee. 859 ,° 


Postage, telegrams and express 


Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers 
Other management expenses (detailed in memo.) 


Total expenses of management 


Endowments benefits 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


osceevreer ee es 


Life insurance claims other than ne ion 


Sick benefits 
Total disability benefits 
All other 


6 6 6 10) © je ae 6 


Sha Yollecismier wheter ahs letetiefiel-emm verse NLS! a erie, ame (oiLep ie. (000. mee) 


For investments (not extended), $116, O23 a. 


Grand totals 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., 


Attained ages. 


members. | 


Col. 1 


87 
206 
380 
499 
621 
824 
943 
853 
684 
437 
233 

65 

20 

3 


5, 855 


1 
| 


Amount of 
insurance. 


Col.e2 


S¥e-cs 
73,000 00 
189,000 00 
398,000 00 
522,190 00 
677,000 00 
943,640 00 
1,115,930 00 
1,087,964 00 
883, 890 00 
561,640 00 
332,725 00 
85,333 00 
23,510 00 
2,650 00 


ee 


| 


1 


6,896,472 00 | 21,414 32 


Beata Mel GGT chic te: citer 6) Oey Shama tepameD (0,0) Gyererser a) .eyemelie (6: We sells Se eve’ 6. 18) +e Np PLO het 2 Sake tO) Seas 


Say cr ch caret ae Ri Giel roy Iga) coke, Greer ome eLie (eae eire™ Viger 6:18) 0 0rs) Se /9 Shy’ (S16: SiMe Oe 8) 80.8), 01.9) (P08 


Seis eal at awl orel oueuree sie. eles) 6 Es) A (ke er Ome 48) SC Kors SF jSigt ROS f8, 245° 02 6.48) .P! Be STB) © 


GS wel e) Sarbr elreter selec, S56) 6) ,0) 0). .0\ (6) 6) .9 We 679 


Abu) Dp OAC OO DOMICILE S, CLAP BOWM Jw TO) re Ta COMO) UOC RCT} al Cit FAC Se a aa gel AN I aie 


fat eile Putte) Me. ete tre: te cteein. 97,0 PeMeP en Sl 6) Ose aGne ue eg air etl aie) <a) ee) ®), phe )66, 6 


cg cmn sie 6). Me) a! se) Bie meoh emer en et 4) We sir RivElal erie sy © 11eNeL 8) ie 10 7ey"e: SF eS S18) e 


RETR ast ate eem tee) waka wheat eure) seb wo Te Oi pence. or Me nee. SC oUe. ss er euimeanre) #'SSGTIS, 6.8.08) 8 ney 00> eye. 


ee eel wile. eel ease) eae biel ene. Cregrel 6: 6a Ss 64.01 et ei 4e: 


aiisl end | elteliereviehys yet ais) Shroot 8) abe Ole Le.0) 16) em ere ee @ eee. ene Winey pe) mised aie SPH C68 Oso. o 18). e 


eee. elie; es) 4a) eh @celia: «syle, 6) ley o 16) Si e800 61) 60 6) Sy et oa og é: 


al ee eiial St Giipule) a Othe Obiiey Sole) wi iel (0) 0) 8,6) 07S 0) wine! Oy (see! 16 red 6) (Oe 


SB el S100. 6) d) e) «©, ol) 0: elle ef elte) fel one) 8) 88) 8) sw. 


oi ¥e. B\etie “es! (Sariettel ei © eice) 60.6) [e110 


Sitch cited etce, e'. 6) bette: .e) 6 @ ter gen imo ei ey lehterce: eo 1en'e) 18) (wile Ty 


EY eiie> a) (eis) io) Senne (@) one oie) 8 .@) (e\ 6) they 5) 61,5) Oe, 16! (0.0) (oF) 6. “mi xe 


oi 4b) em gue va), © 10. fe/uéile! 8: 6) 6) 9: :8),6°.4¢) (0) 6) 6) 0) @ |e 


RT Eeon oetenieneliet este! exe) i019 6) e1b)ce 6166) 6, 0.8 ialuw) Pin ee Come] Se Oniey © Ae) aie: 8/8) e) (477.0 pe) ena) «Pie ail Oe) 88) 8 ie, 


Civ. owpine. elie! oO) mn e Silene @ 18 okie 16) P(e} OOS 8) Oe wie hehe fas 


ni elen'6\ ew tlapwuewet oe. 6) ul colce: e 60°46) i0i\sh |e. \e) ee) (o:18) Olle, (ihe. tem.) a) a) 6 et) (60/6. 8) (a) .w) o/s 0) (6) 0 * SOT e, 


$3,513 91 
135 00 
173 

1,441 55 
239 05 
1,803 01 
590 26 
3,791 22 
2,465 55 
133 51 
955 37 
584 48 
649 76 
56 00 
512 42 


$17,044 33 


24,702 57 
151,094 39 
1,512 00 
5,060 74 
18 00 


Ae 2 03 


at 31st December, 1917. 


Amount of bea Death losses 
monthly (° cae incurred during 
payments. year. year. 
Col. 3 | Col. 4 Col. 5 
bee bre a Seo e 
GPEILZA chen cnt eet eas aioe tins centers 
199 97 3 2,000 00 
486 05 | 4 3,500 00 
751 54 Z 1,500 00 
Je a0EsD 2 2,000 00 
1,974 91 11 14,860 00 
27871824 8 12,500 00 
3,558 67 17 23,760 00 
3,674 48 18 21,000 00 
3,079 79 15 22,460 00 
2,433 00 19 26,424 00 
818 29 8) 10,911 00 
321 30 6 6,440 00 
ATE SR a toda saree ce vale Meee 
114 147,355 00 


THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


18 
THE ODDFELLOWS’ RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. 
(Returns Book, p. 257 B.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, King Street, Kingston, Ont. 
Organized 9th May, 1874; incorporated 16th April, 1875. 

The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 
James A. *Minnes, Presidenty.. 200 eee eee Kingston. 
John’.0.. Donogh, Vice-Présidentes: cee eee eee Toronto. 

R. Meek, Secretary-Dreasurer.- 0 paren ee ee Kingston. 
II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for Endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 
(6) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments. 
—— Number Amount 
: $ C. 
Contracts in force 31st December, 1916 .............ccccccec.ceccee 26, 603 31,625,000 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed.................. 567 624,000 00 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 19170... eee 9,500 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot atany time during 1917) 27,170 32,258,500 00 
Number. Amount. 
Deductions: — —_— 
$ Cc. 
Contracts matured in 1917,............ 334 424,750 00 
Contractsdapsed intl9172scet eee, 978 1,075,750 00 
Contracts cancelled in 1917............ 45 49,500 00 
Contracts surrendered in 1917......... 13 14,500 00 
Add to above deductions the amount by 

which various certificates still on foot | 

were reduced during 1917.0 .9oce ee ee 8,000 00 
Total deductions extended....... 1,370 1,572,500 00 1,370 1,572,500 00 

Net contracts on foot at 31st December, 1917. ........cccccecccecece 25,800 | 30,686,000 00 


TS A Sa aR a Oe 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 19 


IlI. AND IV. SIcK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS.—None, 


Cash value of bonds, debentures, CtC. 1... . ccc cece cece ee eee weer tree eens $1,611,369 65 
Cash On hand ........- cece reece cece eee e ners eee nese sete enn ecneees 17 76 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 

chartered banks: 


SPEATICATORIAN Ko rCLMSStON, (ON bay as caer lee) 2 cfc, te wee eee wee alee, tices 05.07 43,036 95 
Montreal “Bank, “Kingston; Ont. ois eee ce tes ue tenes bone eves 2,0¢¢ 03 
MOIILTeAI Pan KK, PEOl Us llODO soci ois elem cin cess wre al crebe am ooo, ortigile eS scetel oye_e es 6,838 O01 
POV Lasalle CUO EC ete ei ce hw lene ele Wrens olan ar aie eo tyo et eligt a ae iale, SVE ola cain 5,000 00 
Dues and assessments called, but not yet payable ...........-..seseeee- 68,424 77 
Br MOLI GTee AS SOLS Weir eee tl che oie seen rele wie chaye aes oie Sibue aust ade ohal shia te alata refute alle nldie sr eita a)'s 6,260 30 
Total assets ..... Me Rabe aise gisl espe alate tsle tinny are vackone asta oa aie Mayan e $1,743,324 47 


ra erent 


VI. LIABILITIES. 
Amount of claims.admitted by Society 2.2... cs ce cece wesc wee c tone nes $74,125 00 


PRD ASN EL Stee urls cao usbome satemeteetse ane 9) sk, c otelrs weer vie oly Ld eleletn ates as $74,125 00 


TO RTS 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions instituted against the Society in 1917: None, 


Six assessments were made during 1917, as follows: 15th January, March, May, 
July, September, and November. 


The books and accounts were audited during the year, monthly. 

The following books are kept by the Society: Cards of Membership and Insurance; 
Record by Book Form of Membership and Insurance; Registers cf Agency and Indi- 
vidual Accounts; Registers of Certificates cancelled through deaths, lapses, withdrawals, 


etc.; Register of Disability Claims (paid or rejected); Cash Book; Ledger and Journal. 


Names and post office address of the auditors of 1917: John Nicolle, J. G. Ettinger, 
Kingston. 


No changes were made in the management or system during 1917. 


Certain changes were made, during 1917, in the Constitution and Rules, in relation 
to insurance certificates or benefits. 


Amount of bond of ‘Secretary-Treasurer, $10,000.00. 
Number of members in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 15,018. 
Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 15,018. 


Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 194. 


20 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
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Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $17,683,500.00. 
Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $238,811.87. 
Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 19175-nil, 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $55,854.79. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application *£EeS 2's ./4 <0.» «> »«gitietle, cr ote a gemone iole neta a ee oe $260 00 
Assessments .... . Sr irate eee entries, ise A A ety 367,890 77 
Per 7capita;*and levies & .<..cc... Wake Seether ee ee eooae 75,543 62 
ENTOTOSE se eS ea Sia stale Sac ibn oa Sie eee ae tet ae 82,709 39 
All other SOUrCeS.< s.cees ai siesta t= eee ee ee eT 466 09 


Repayment of investments (not extended), $59,701.19. 


Total: cash receipts ton. 3..o nearer $526,869 87 
a 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Commission, | ont ioc) heer cease Oe ae Oe Oe hee $7,092 70 
Law COSte a os Sic AG Sally alc, ene, ir ks ee 279 53 
Registration.“(Ontario,2$25), 22 ccsee 1 eee ne 340 00 
Annual meeting”. .: .2¢ lw eae. i oisgeey eat ene eee ene oe enna 2,517 58 
Supplies bought: .1... secsw@ «-/iemRe ers Oh a ean ee 433 90 
Travelling expenses’. 22,2505. noi, Ba Mee ee ee 2,150 10 
Rent, heat and taxes ....... IRR sa eM RPP ATR ata W, ok Bios AIL Se 2,010 22 
salaries, officers and auditors’ fees .....4. ase) a ee ee eee 12,498 39 
Medical Examiners’ salary and EXDCNSES” — ial. sa sae 1 Ee ee 1,010 00 
Printing, stationery and adVertising’ Gans ee ee oie ee eee ee 2,624 73 
Postage, telegrams, telephone and CXPECSS' Tse eee eRe i ewasale eter 2,934 49 
Actuarial | expenses. <.).507. 7.2 «tn eee ee 762 75 
Directors es.) 22: 0000 GUase ie nee ae ae 510 44 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge-oficers Sane Cs) =a ee ee ee 267 22 
Commissions on collections of assessments ........................ 23,527 36 
Commissions ‘on fees #: ia). D2 Ge gece Rey eee eee ae 241 75 
Commission (on scapita (tax (eoy oa.) se een eee aie ' 1,969 37 
Commission ‘on s Wari levy.) 7S). Sees ee een asi ee 2,840 31 
Canadian Fraternal Association .,.7.5. 97.) a0. ne ee ee 60 00 
Manitoba ‘Board °. .., 7.7 icacr es a fae ee ee 300 00 
Other management expenses (detailed in memo.) .................. 462 51 

Total expenses of ManaseMent Atria ss Jee tee EA eee Petae $64,833 35 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Life insurance claims other thanvendawiment, 90.) oe 412,610 61 
Total disability benefite: sy 33/.>.c-aeqeu as Se dee Renee 500 00 
Expenditure other than foregoing : |. yo. Ree ee ae ae 798 43 


i 


© S id & & bie loleue Saye le ¢ aukt thar aA eae: eo ee $478,742 39 
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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 21 


eee 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 3lst December, 1917. 


Number! 
| Number | amount of | Amount of otdeaths| pent aes 
Attained ages. neem here insurance. payments. ee , voar. 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 
aetee See ce gh tp Woe 
16-24 2.05. Le antes | 167 172,500 00 13104 2 1,500 00 
a SANE eae Ce peo eg pa | == 1,486 1,514,000 00 1,224 46 20 18,700 00 
BUS Oa erate re cet aaa cet tee 5} 3,639,500 00 3,035 96 26 26,000 00 
25) eee pee | 4,625 5,100,500 00 4,459 23 34 35,904 85 
AAS meters Poe erie ke ee el Bsa 5,228,750 00 4,838 35 26 32,000 00 
Ln: Senate hare iran A Pe DARL? 4,612,750 00 4,493 02 a 43,464 64 
ire .emat on ser nd be ae oy 040 3,934,750 00 3,825 62 55) 44,890 93 
‘EUG gee le re ae ead Ree Bee R 2,991,750 00 2,915.28 44 61,260 88 
PRA Gr etc he eont + Neo | 1,277 1,803,250 00 1,795 09 34 44,567 46 
“gael (18 gel pas aii a ipa Rae ae | 700 990,000 00 1,038 58 36 52,165 95 
i a Ps he ere tie ware Soe | 334 481,250 00 486 32 25 35,809 85 
TOTO Fok tee ok ar ies Oh ees | 110 153,500 00 146 81 15 18,912 85 
LSE? pa Sa Sears ber a 42 54,500 00 51 96 5 6,000 00 
BOP ATIO ROVER .oyvteu aan ce + © | 8 9,000 00 8 93 1 1,500 00 


ee es | a ee a | ED —- 


LOU Gw cee sewers tees | 25,800 | 30,686,000 00 | 28,457 15 | 334 422,677 41 


a aenenemmmemmemmemament 


22 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


I ND 


THE HIGH COURT OF THE CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS. 
(Returns Book, p. 130.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 84 Market Street, Brantford, Ontario. 


——__ 


Organized 25th November, 1879, and incorporated in Ontario 1st December, 1879. 


——____ 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


David Allan; High) ChietsRangerw ete eee eee ee ee Grimsby, Ont. — 
J. A. A. Brodeur, High Vice-Chief Ranger ................ Montreal, Que. . 
R. Elliott, High Secretary ........... IR lanate’ ax a\atete siete aha, ook Brantford, Ont. 
Aeh.; Galpin; High el reasirens maaet se ase eee ee Brantford, Ont. 
David@Allanwn one Grimsby, Ont. 
J. A. A. Brodeur .... Montreal, Que. 
AVR Comite ass eee Truro, N.S. 
GH. 2 Davidson ts see sere Elected Members....... Winnipeg, Man. 
John Craine: 22. 228. Smith’s Falls, Ont. 
David Fraser ...... Hamilton, Ont. 
Dr. E. W. Moles .... Norwich, Ont. 


I. CURRENCY oF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by contracts other than for Endowment or for Sick and Funeral 
Benefits, $84,621,500.00. 


IT. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for Endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof: None. 


(0) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


ener Number. Amount. 
$ Cc 
Contracts in force 31st December, 1916 .........ccccccelcecccecceces 90 ,325 89,792,500 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or Fenewed oe lies crc cu ee te 1,509 1,437,000 00 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917} 91,834 91,229,500 00 


Number. Amount _ 
Deductions copa pl aa 
$ Cc. 
Contracts matured in 1917............. 941 946,500 00 
Contracts lapsed and cancelled i in 1917. 5,961 5,661,500 00 
Total deductions extended....... 6,902 6,608,000 00 6,902 6,608 ,000 00 
Net contracts in force 31st December, 1917..........cc cece cece ccee 84,932 84,621,500 00 


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a ns ee a a eae ne aS aT TT SGA EE ET TEI A SIGS OS DTG LD TRE RST GS 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Funeral Benefits are undertaken by the High Court and the Subordinate Courts, 
and the total membership of this department was, at the 3lst December, 1917, $56,624. 


Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 575. 


The total amount of Funeral Benefits paid in 1917, High Court, $28,750.00; Sub- 
ordinate Courts, $11,568.18. 


The total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 
at 3lst December, 1917, was: High Court, $535,907.08; Subordinate Courts, $168,746.64. 


IV. S1cK BENEFITS. 
The Sick Benefits are undertaken by the High Court and Subordinate Courts. 
Number of claims for Sick Benefits during 1917, 6,761. 


Total amount of Sick Benefits paid in 1917, High Courts, $174,824.10; Subordinate 
Courts, $19,622.47. 


Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 39,390 4-7. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917 (subordinate), $8,263.11. 


Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 
at 31st December, 1917. See under Funeral Benefits. 


V. ASSETS. 


Cash value of real estate (office preMiSeS) ......-.. ee eee e eee ceeeesces $13,523 24 
Cash value of bonds, debentures and other securities, as per list enclosed. 6,304,241 87 
Actual cash on hand, as per audit statement, 31st December, 
LG 1] eee ee EN a at ol hacen ole sas crcvece aaehe seid ora wo leralerats $168,746 64 
(Cash mentioned in above item is held by Treasurers and Trus- 
tees of Subordinate Courts). 

Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 

chartered banks: 


Standard, Bank, Brantford (current account) ............--eeeeeees 67,263 78 

Standard Bank, Brantford (current account) .................5e0-:; 22,515 30 

Union Bank, Winnipeg (current account) ...........see cress reese 1,749 75 

BLO Vale EAU MG WE DEC wart. sie icace oie ae wiesior es eealet ala Se oiole lates ch ands ores. 5 ths 6) t/a enmnsvatie 5,000 00 

MEET OPCSTR IGT a Ter COL UCU et, Sibstch oro aie vie. wiercieis. score tele & evs) ace elelinrers) sia eus sie ss 6's 127,222 02 

PRT COUTUTT LITO ATIC IE CULO meres ole K Soore ern, ww eid olals aie oor owiehe, ainfale We aheneteyield 9,622 62 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not extended) ........ $5,962,170 36 
Total assets of Sick and Funeral Fund (not extended) .... 549,053 47 

NIM OEN CYEACHOL Garter rich STE etic ik w ope ofelec ye She: Shai aie mgdne miglpvalin. wl olld fora te tains arma 4,716 97 

EA WET acct une Ra AHIAY oh ted Guten atk pas eM PS pin $6,555,855 55 

Less debit, Union Bank, Winnipeg, Man. ... 22 oc. 50 ites. oy eee 16,768 89 


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$6,539,086 66 


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VI. LIABILITIES. 


Amount. of claims admitted i fstt.e oR ee Ae en eee ee eee ee $125,780 81 


Amount of Sick and Funeral Benefit claims, standing unpaid or un- 
AC JUSTOR 4h Scie vane od accte ee abe oo ata siete Shere Re gel ae ele ee ge airs een 3,476 70 
‘Amount of) all-other: liabilities — 22s Ja CL seer eee 15,371 69 
Total */labilities (2255 ..542 04 COA Bee eee ee ee eee $144,629 20 


ee 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Suits instituted against the Society during 1917: 

Mae Kelly vs. C.O.F., $500.00. Defendant claims that insured changed his occupa- 
tion to fireman and did not notify High Court and Subordinate Court of such change, 
therefore, policy was scaled down. as per rules to $596.33. Case has not been brought to 
trial. 

Assessments for purposes of life insurance certificates are made monthly. 

Twelve assessments were made in 1917, payable on or before the last day of each 
month for the next succeeding month, 

The Society’s accounts were, during 1917, daily audited by resident auditors. 

The following books of record or account are kept for purposes of insurance certifi- 
cates or benefits: Cash Book, Record Books, Certificate Registers, Insurance and Sick 
and Funeral Benefit Ledgers. 

Names and post office addresses of the Auditors for 1917 were as follows: W. L. 
Roberts, Brantford and J. P. Hoag, Toronto, Ont. 

Certain changes were made during 1917 in the Constittttion in relation to insurance 
certificates and benefits, 

Amount of High Secretary’s bond, $60,000; High Court Treasurer’s bond, $75,000. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 43,892. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $43,895,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 493. ; 

Amount of death benefits paid to members during 1917, $492,905.36. 


VIII. Casu REcEIPTsS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $6,127,406.22. 
Cash received during 1917: 


High District Subordinate 
Court. High Courts. Courts. 
Application and initiation fees en 29. s20 a. ee ae $3,453 78 
DUCS* fs vee cds bsg s Te body eee ee a ee ee ee 153,918 13 
Assessments =i) hole ee ee $941,936 £474" 28 ea eee 
Perecapita Aax ee. tee oe eee ee 106,233 92° ~$10,807-40° " 2.2 : 
CES 9 fi oon ah ela aha stale ate Na Ee 4,046 75 350° 50.2 7) 3 oe eee 
Insurance levies) ix.:.4'.\.t. sn 121,955 507295 ee ee 
General“ Fund “levies-.....% 4,2 eee 35,415 50 3,041 00) Se ee 
Supplies “sold. 44% v.54. 4,4 ee eee 1,124 08 319 43 = ee eee 
Premiums for guarantee bonds .............. 1,924 00 282°60 7) toa 
Iulerest ero ca oan Oat eee 332,029 90 20°35 2 tees eee 
JUNOT SSOUTCES # "sche eee nee et eee ee 3,555 30 1,750 45 87,162 53 
Cash received from investments (not ex- 
tended), $475,456.46. 
ELOULAIBS tain mate cures oe ee eee $1,548,221 39 $17,081 68 $244,534 44 


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EE ESOT A RT TS BOE ISO AIS EGR 0 UTEE ISROSTY SOE SEAR SEGA SE) 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 25. 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


High 
Court. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

Office expenses District High Court .......... —..s.eeus 
Greranization | GXPCDSCS.) ochre sc. es sais sinew afer te $49,306 76 
Borer eCOBLS cir ae coos ads itr wince oles, Mv feletena tects wartabecent 1,802 11 
PEATE SOI IDI ULE Ciena coe cera Non ais crac d stetele WANs ehetare 48 88 
FELISLTALION SLCES cite fare stele ade s hs. saunre re le erouege <p 196 00 
PHVEsti vation wexPCUSeS sat oes «ete asledetaevleiale 2,105 54 
Hexectitive Committee os orice s ws 5 sec egies e'cle ns 1,456 32 
SEL PLCS ett UMUC See tert ope sta eielens 2 e ete ees 6,320 O1 
WPECLIGALTEDOAT Uirs. o nin oa eae ae inte aie wc hae Sees 0's 78 75 
PUTED Vit erITLCGLIN eG). eect eee oat ee olivia alate ws, o 3041 39 
Bighte heat etaxes gicviwsag cance 3s Wea 316 8 865 29 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and 

ATLOILOLS eel COS Mie ieee ER Ee Wie edit ciate eye 11,499 92 
Erie al a Pee ae ye ea ee ht An ae 16,720 83 
COTIG IG Fee tOLLCILG Pie ele cea Cen Et econ ati a eat as Garon’ 8,749 04 
Miationery sand AU VeTtisine.) 2. cp see as cs coe 3,633 70 
POSTAPE. | TOICLTAINS) SCLC ie tuch cco ae oe aioe one © 3,559 36 
CVIATAIILeCGr Ole DOU USteN ote acelin cic. eres safaris 1,054 95 
Other management expenses in memo. ...... 2,769 90 

Total expenses of management ......... SiS Lael 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Wit Ou eUArnees ClAINISs 50.0 tee see Ae eo ee wae 941,343 
MINOT G DOD GUGS se om aca eas erate GM odes chorea eis) eee hacarere 9 Serer 28,750 
Sickebenefite 0.0% ow tec eel pane hd PLT Ar eens 2 174,824 
StrLCC etic hPOOUrLPeralits. © eeu ke ett eae en a ame eoc5 
ESTER OD bh Cops nrg anh a Raa are MART ta Os Mae RRR, Ca 560 
MECCA MAL LeNULAN COuy fet, Selle tales we areay sia Seldee whee al Seales s 
BITSLLIC LM UCDUL Ghia mreie ot wry cis oo tts ees oreisiela sie elap oy pone ses 
OPT COn iii Lt Ges tee wees ee re tates oo stance ee ae 588 
Expenses of delegates, District High Court. ........ 175 
Konan eer aNd BINLOTeS be oe 4 cian enn coco: ae ole sine» svi s 1,866 
NEAT Gre cL LO ceaera cote rete we ae cnet ns Searieseie or ME oh 8 sho, ot ik ee hes 9 
Bas COUNT SOTANLS © teats oo als) = she ee wih hee oieore 6.0! ies 4,075 
Pea COR COMI ILLOG ete lee ik eater «is Sa niote ain een eane 558 
AGT LCe GXNCTAO, ACCOUILE, lei ewalrc lin cee ca ccs eve e om 2,291 
memitted to “High: Court on account, ... 0.0.26.) saeslee 
CaN COIL GOS me rte see arr y ete a rte cla ele ala vit: ailael ote le phe 163 
Active Foreign Service Volunteers ............-. 35,364 
PER VENGES POON) OF -OTUCl Gece etn me cco vn es ws areldie a 534 
Expenditure other than foregoing ................ 814 

POLAT OR DET LULUIO wins oe sonar etek ae uae es $1,305,439 


ee 


69 


District Subordinate 
‘High Courts. Courts. 


SA LoO gL Leu eee e eee 
ZooUe aur et ale ance yoke 


atee elle -60s a | ~ 8 sie Os: one 


Oe bree, eee § © § ~ @10 0 50 0. *)0 <0 


Ovese, 6te el eee § |) (ge eKeLe le. ‘elele 


10 OHes. 6h es 9) af FP | ip eke bay Ble he 


o.8 Oe Ow ee 8 89 tt 0 ae mae \e. 


oe 0 ea oe 6 e000 AR ow wi er, 00 408) 


Pee e weer e's Wiener) 6) eye 


LUG 20 Lae some re ligtelare ere cet 


olen eMehe. © 0% 9 Sete ese 0) 4) Org 


pon ee 11,568 18 
Bae eee _ 19,622 47 


0 16) 0 (One ep BO | Niea'6) CR aie ne re) 


CNM Oe ete NCA Omori 

sg ous © 5) aussie 8) 8) ee 
Os) 8 0) ee 61) = | Bence atighele. 6.16 
& fo ie ecewereue. Vy |) Ye) che 0 mi ere, 
@ bei eiis) @ ie @ |) wiietive (6) 0! uric 
Miee We ekere: ©) | | fk W er si"s: a ene 


Oe eee: ows sh) fel oe euke~ 8) ps elie 
eee a oe Tee ee ae ter Chae em a) 


ee ee a et ele 8 | B.S -4L 6) 0) ee) 


oe ates) 2 e- 8 ee 8 OL, el ay a oe 


$17,468 90 $256,701 46 


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THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 3lst December, 1917. 


Attained ages. 


Number 
of 


members. 


Col. 1 


6,488 
10,062 
12,717 
12,908 
12,399 
10,684 

8,558 


Amount of 
insurance. 


Col. 2 


Sues 
6,164,500 00 
9,596,000 00 

12,180,000 00 
12,499,000 00 
12,239,500 00 
10,866,500 00 
9,010,500 00 
6,471,000 00 
3,368,000 00 
1,434,500 00 
559,000 00 
166,000 00 
56,000 00 
11,000 00 


84,621,500 00 


Number 

capri a deaths 
uring 
payments. ees 
Col. 3 Col. 4 

c. 

3,809 84 99 
5,968 21 118 
7,965 15 96 
8,262 70 94 
8,489 64 84 
8,040 05 81 
6,637 13 79 
5,320 45 91 
2,928 72 78 
1,230 81 63 
467 45 29 
106 00 13 
35 65 12 
7 15 4 


Death losses 
incurred during 


year. 
Col. 5 


Sec. 
91,400 00 
112,118 50 
90,173 08 
88,519 41 
85,823 53 
84,248 71 
83,283 37 
95,287 37 
87,489 84 
65,649 23 
28,725 82 
12,958 24 
12,000 00 
3,666 67 


941,343 77 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. a4 


ae net ee ih ae a phe 


THE GRAND LODGE OF THE CANADIAN ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. 
(Returns Book, p. 142.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 72 Queen Street West, Toronto. 


Organized in June 1852, and incorporated in Ontario 12th September, 1882. 


The Executive Officers of the Society, at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thos. S. Hudson, Grand Master ..........cseeeercecceecoeces Montreal. 
Adam Thomson, Deputy Grand Master ............++seeeeees Galt. 

C. H. Bamfylde, Past Grand Master .........-. esse eeeeeeee Hamilton. 
Wm. Crellin, Grand Representative ........-..:+esereeeeecee Kintore. 
Chas. A. Terhune, Grand Representative .........-....+e08. Port Rowan. 
Robert Fleming, Grand Secretary ........-.ceeee see ee reece Toronto. 

W. H. Shaw, Grand Treasurer ......-..eeeeee creer tec eecen, Toronto. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by contractd other than for endowments or for Sick or 
Funeral benefits in force 31st December, 1917 .........-e ee esecoeees $2,228,630 67 


Il. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for Endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof. 


eterna Number. Amount. 
$ c. 
Contracts in force 31st December, 1916....... Lee gga eee Li 7,600 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 17 7,600 00 
| Number. Amount. 
Deductions : a TaiaeaeT a ee er 
Contracts matured in 1917..........06- | 14 $5,731 05 
Contracts surrendered in 1917.......... 3 1,500 00 
Contracts cancelled in 1917............ a 
Add to above deductions the amount by. 
which various certificates still on foot’ | 
were reduced during 1917 .......... jess eeeeces 368 95) 
Total deductions extended....... eg aa) 7,600 00 17 7,600 00 
Net endowment contracts on foot 3lst December, 1917 .............. gS LEAL eo ER ays 


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(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral Benefits. 


———— | Number. Amount, 
we a she, fem $ c. 
Net contracts in force 31st December, 1916 .............ccccc ce cece 3,140 2,275,938 67 
Add contracts taken in 1917, new or renewed..........ceccceccevee 46 33,250 00 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917} 3,186 2,309,188 67 


| 
: Number. Amount. 
Deductions : : | $ c. 
Contracts matured in 1917. ............ 45 35,586 73 
Contracts lapsed, surrendered or can-) 
cellediin71917 eke eo ee | 163 37,306 00 
Members with two policies..........e.. | 13 "V5 EA 
Add to above deductions the amount by 
which various certificates still on 
foot were reduced during 1917...... | eee PAAR, 
Total deductions extended. ...... | 281 80,558 00 281 $0,558 00 
Net contracts on foot 3lst December, 1917. ........c.cccccccccccces 2,905 2,228,630 67 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 
Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Lodge. 


Forty-six members died during 1917, and the amount of funera} benefits paid 
was $1,840.00. 


Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund, 31st December, 1917: $15.98. 


lV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by Grand and Subordinate Lodges. 


Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917: Grand Body. 5; (Subor- 
dinates, 245. 


The total amount of benefits paid in 1917: Grand Body, $183.88; Subordinates, 
$4,454.29. 


Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917: Grand body, 49; Subordinates, 1,344, 
The total amount paid for medical attendance was $1,782.02. 


Total cash standing to credit of Sick Fund: Grand Body, $2,216.66; Subordinate 
Bodies, $7,430.50. 


V. ASSETS. 


Grand Subordinate 

Body. Bodies. 
Cash<value-ofsreal ‘estate ../.. Al... 449% wee ie ane ee $4,700 00 
Cash tvalue of: morteares 12.5.3 deol, ce eee $10,800 00 1,000 00 


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Cash value of bonds, debentures and securities ............... 177,645 83 apy eyes 
REC) cThh LL Che ee ris eee a rere POs 9 eae ee Oe OS RRS Ale ee bao 197 41 61 50 
Cash on deposit to the Society’s credit, not drawn against as 
follows: 
Pre OMNI OL ATL FP OLONtO pace ow ste alsin Steers pee dere 10,866 92 13,800 36 
Dues and assessments due and unpaid .................. PMSA SET Boake. Bean 
Interest due and accrued on mortgages ...........0.s«0% 4,755 64 18 08 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not 
BE GEICO a arr ree ores eee wien St os Mae ee $194,136 50 
Total assets of Sick Fund (not extended) ..  —- 2,232 (64 
Total assets of Guarantee Fund (not 
PR LOUU CH Seer tren eae fone wcahe i vitae nese ute 500 00 
Total assets, General and other Funds (not 
PXLOR UCU Da we act otek oni ie = lege al, eraheta ee 3,007 16 
Mid RULE SHEL SON ree aia cee Caltee poke Cun eks ee owe eed ae pests Caaf 1,739, 22 
COLL eel DHOL SMe ee bers aieer reo syria e tee teeters are moe $208,951 87 $31,094 27 


Berita Dee La Lie ACI ILCOC acre ie ok a cPare sip ole ace GNSS Piel aie & oho suetoee $1T0;250 00s e cee 3. eo 
PeOUIEROL OLnCLe a DIELICS, an. us veces soi ad Ounce ee spate mee. 5 24 47 $1,246 92 
Oe Ue lal lite Gamat ee ares eA rer eats ea $10,274 47 $1,246 92 


VII, MISCELLANEOUS, 


Assessments are made for purposes of life insurance monthly, and are payable on 
the first of each month. Twelve such assessments were made during 1917. 

Books of record or account kept by the Society: Register of Certificates, Register 
of Lodges, Cash Book, Journals and Ledgers. 

The Society’s books were duly audited 31st January, 1918. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: 
W. L. Young, Markdale, Ont.; W. R. Day, Toronto. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules, in respect of 
insurance certificates or benefits. 

Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $2,000.00. 

Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer, $2,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario, 2,736. 

Number of certificate holders in, Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 2,736. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 3lst December, 1917, $2,080,880.67. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 43. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $34,086.73. 

Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $300.00. 

Amount of endowment benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $5,731.05. 


VIII. CAsH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), Grand Body, $21,329.96. 


Grand Subordinate 


Body. Bodies. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


STC COAL STEEL OR My Roe ee ls gst crete MARL EOS ORS Wh. eee ek $90 50 
OE AEN Ta hn Of POD Tic aad 2 SS RTS ee eee. Sibi 


or eee wwe 


30 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Deprees and Cards Vo sis.5.0 sie Sie odie cis 04 wel shat eee ale tel St oh atela tee Maasai tate tare 38 00 
Assessments (premiums) ©... «.... sc sesies, uo, mis ss enele wale eysuers 30,014) OO meget tnceans aes 
Per capita tax and levies ..... 2.2022 2c shoe dale» «wieute interes 8,192 10 19,581 50 
SUDDILES 80 1G. cers ce Mester oteie A eceta tse nae ec ane erty ie leo eel hs Pa 16° GORA tnaretae 
TTLETOST Ae. Hots toa cla. o. cuebetececc eve oloeaad Scotian Eee En acd tte “ 9,986 95 439 99 
Premiums) fOr LUarTANtee =e s,s ede oe ste ee ete eel es ane 231. 00) ney eee 
All O{HOr BOUTCES .0h oo oetece.sle ola a ane, cvedy) ciniteaites ts esate me ae 4,276 37 1,741 24 
From investment (not extended), $6,989.53. 

Total. receiptS: :.ehs 0+ .ce eee ee eee oe $58,167 95 $21,921 55 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Grand Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Per ‘capita: tax” Or 1EVICS oie ais we cla ee teeteee ete aR cop Store thes see Toe oss Ses econ tieee $10,061 60 
Commission: ands organizations. )taetes wot ce ties forte $120.50 © See 
TSE, Wi COSUS ere ate peters at eee tal etet artnet eh erat eer ae 196-93) )4.223ee 
Registration = fees kt) jae ee hemes weeks ier inet eee ater 35.00 /2eeeeee 
Expenses of» biennial > meeting v2... se ee ee ce 977 75 155 00 
Supplies | boweZht). 25 cia gon eet tte hee ott wet eee nett rte 21 18 431 25 
Travelling /expensSestr: =. soe ae ek eee ieee 50 90 68 00 
Rent, light, heat ands taxes ec... cn. ce te ee 480 00 1,802 62 
Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ fees ................+.0-. 2,475 00 1,390 66 
Clerk shire Oiii0 pee ee eee ree ee ee eter et ct meee Ie ee 1,085 00 125 50 
Medical’ Examiner’sssalary..)- e-... ea eee ee 400 00 1,782 02 
Official journal fot; proceedings; .7..5. 4-2 -e ie eee 510 40.  _.ve eee 
Printing, stationery and advertising ............ee.eeee- 188 10 164 50 
Postage, ‘telegrams 9and (6xpress\).2 «1. 04 eee eee 255 03 750 25 
Premium forseuarant6eic. soem ot se Rie ee ae 16 00 231 00 
Other expenses (ons oie coerce estes eee ae tele eee ier 276 69 

Total expenses of Management .................. $6,811 79 $17,239 09 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


FNdOWMCNUS: Secstewss ae oinse wwii Oita a eine Lee nae ain eee She gk ere 5,731 05° | eee 
Life-insurance: Claims e20 wa se a ie eee Pee eee eee 35,086: 73. ~ seaseee 
Funeral benefits. 7.3255. as ee eae ee ee eee 1,840 00. ©. ieee 
Sick? benefits <...:..'ss): shes o cee tas dey ee eee ee ee 183 88 4,454 29 
Disability. benefits »<. ..\..2.0 104 bye ee eit ee ee eee 300.00). ee oa 
Other-expenditure 1G sony 5 tek ee oie ee ete 1,230 51 ssi 


Cash paid for investments (not extended), $23,739.15. 


Total expenditure ...... Sure larg abapetetetets Ae Png A --. $51,683 96 $21,693 38 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 31 


(Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Number 
| Number | amount of AmCURI lof deaths) ee 
Attained ages. mint heree insurance. paeenicn Gane eae 
Col. 1. Gol. 2; Col. 3. Col. 4. Col. 5. 
Secs SHC. $. ¢: 
Seder ee aes we ee ee tes 160 98,750 00 89 49 5 3,500 00 
Die Owens Ste se nee ee gees 199 127,000 00 124 23 3 2,500 00 
Ot (okel has aah SR nee gE 299 210,500 00 220 30 1 1,000 00 
BI=OO foes chess cee eas 351 255,000 00 279 60 2 1,473 60 
AQ-4g ees ee ve dees ba et es 390 300,750 00 362 91 3 2,468 46 
Bp AG Sec ere sists e acc! «sco 402 |. 318,650 00 410 71 2 1,500 00 
Baia ree Cas welts crass 349 305,915 00 437 99 3 2,000 00 
Bo-DUeteaere cee h aban s eae 313 263,650 00 431 97 4 3,966 02 
BU HO4 wees en sow ce nielsls cise. 204 170,442 25 304 82 4 3,978 65 
Oye cronies sais sey sie 3 oso m 158 122,917 00 245 72 8 5,500 00 
Osta + cos ess oc <> 62 45,656 42 94 10 ii 6,100 00 
1ECo 0 a Se ir Wee Sie 13 7,300 00 16 74 3 1,600 00 
SUL SA ee cee eee res aid cecatets 5 2,100 00 A vOD as teeta: Mitra osc Bruel a oa’ alasete 
Mean COVER roe aes ec lee taree olime onic +o oratsustorn sails on se Wanitie © saleistasins & beret cies sj8.0 gee 
LOtalstece cer ets cess 2,905 2,228,630 67 3,023 50 . 45 35,586 73 


Fe 


32 THE REPORT OF THE | No. 11 


THE SONS OF ENGLAND BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
(File 1, p. 193.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 58 Richmond St. East, Toronto. 


Organized, 12th December, 1874; incorporated, 19th February, 1875. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


DD.) J2-Proctor,: Supreme, President, jn. 2s eee ee ee Toronto. 
1. H. Carter, Supreme Vice-President 415.42 4...) ee eee ee St. John, N.B. 
W. HH. Randall, “Past-Supreme*Presidentin «... seen eee te eee Toronto. 
John’ W= Carter; Supremes secretary... 6). wee eee Toronto. 
Cy Meech, “Supreme Preasurer ise oes pee ee ee ae ee Toronto. 


I, CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by contracts, other than endowments, or for sick or funeral benefits 
in force 3ist December, 1917, $3,619,850.00. 


II, MOVEMENT tN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(6) Contracts for Insurance, other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


ae: 
| 


—— N umber. | Amount. 
aay yoaet ‘7 a tea = = > ae hoe Toe et C. 
Contractsim force 3lst\December, 1916... ae ere ene e ee oon eee Lats 3,834,600 00 
Contracts taken during: 1917<.4.) 2 ee ee ee 24 | 18,000 00 
Gross number and amount on foot at any time during 1917.......... | 4,299 | 3,852,600 00 
| 
| Number. Amount. | 
Deductions : — — ee 
| $ C.. 
Contracts matured in 1917............. i 65,500 00) 
Contracts lapsed in 1917............... 168 | 166,750 00: 
Amount by which various certificates 
still on foot were reduced........... oooeeens 500 00: 
Total deductions extended........ 239 | 232,750 00 +230 :| ~—«-282, 750 00 
[wy bee 3 ; 
Net contracts on foot 31st December, 1917 ....... 0. ccc cece ec ccce wees 4,060 3,619,850 00 


= Se = ee —————— 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 33 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Supreme Lodge, with a membership of 
adults, 27,451; juveniles, 2,090. 

Number of members of the ‘Society who died during 1917, 198. 

Number of members who died on active service, 289. 

The total amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917 was $19,650.00. 

Amount of benefits paid in respect of members on active service, $28,525.00. 

Number of members’ wives who died during 1917, 125, and the amount paid in 
respect thereof was $6,225.00. 

Number of members’ children who died during 1917, 40; amount paid in respect 
thereof was $600.00. i 

Number of juvenile members who died during 1917, 4; amount paid in respect 
thereof, $85.00. % 

The total amount of cash and mortgage standing to credit of funeral fund at 31st 
December, 1917, was $31,407.23; Juvenile branch, $4,314.32. 

Cash to credit of Active Service Funds, $2,125.59. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 2,948. 

The total amount of benefits paid during 1917: Grand body, $422.25; Subordinate 
bodies, $43,683.05; Juvenile branch, $1,112.60. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917 was 14,331. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917 was: Grand body, $257.50; Subor- 
dinate bodies, $26,909.28; Juvenile branch, $1,655.64. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of fund at 31st December, 1917: Grand 
body, $3,334.89; Subordinate bodies, $253,212.70; Juvenile branch, $12,119.01. 


V. ASSETS, 

Supreme Grand Subordinate Juvenile 

Body. Body. Bodies. Branches, 

Castt-value-of real estate ..fencs..0os SOA LOGIE RON Cee | ie MSS Re aire ai) Dpemenai Ae 

Washevalue of mortzages :.....,.)... BODE) een ee Weer ee 
Cash value of bonds, debentures, 

BCE T BT OME ee octets o BGT eri el eee PAASSAAA A Lek Mee, Se DR Pam Net) = Eh 

Actual cash in hand, 31st Dec., 1917.. EE OM hoe Pe Uae nade ee $4,106 56 $335 86 


Cash deposit in the following banks: 
Imperial Bank, Toronto, and Vic- 
toria Loan and Savings Com- 
pany (Lindsay), and sundry 


banks, sundry places ....... 120,269 45 $3,334 89 249,106 14 11,783 15 

Interest due and accrued ........ Gog JOA MN ie hore rt cays Mari Roe ct, ty eemeal ce, Min 
Total assets, life insurance 

Bree otmextendod es 2950478069 fees cat te sndeecnes, Kownlivad eG nein 
Mee eee a. CICK AEN 6 268,665.60. keke cnc. acuils vw. Mele eile an 
Total assets, Guarantee’ 

LILLE crite ea Ati ek ge LS VASE I OR oa os ate hac? ere Oe gg an A A De Ba, Pye aa 
Total assets, General Fund BOS ore aL fom ete ON cise e is eon URL ER eR EL etc 
Total assets, Funeral Fund Ore TOO Mana ict tet ren amamInC rtoiy sts FAM te oct UG LO roy Ae 
Aggregate of all other assets ........ LOZ AGEN MRM aan Oh ont ae ceen.) ede 

kel MLE MOLE ats) tee Sh cn Cate, $226,312 53 $3,334 89 $253,212 70 $12,119 01 


LER STE SLUGGERS 


34 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
Mo a es Ee 


VI. LIABILITIES. 


Supreme Subordinate Juvenile 


Body. Bodies. Branches. 

Amounts of claims admitted by the SOCetLyummat $15250 00° 7 Steere, | Milter one 
Amount of other liabilities ’........+.-+--52see eens (0 agence $1,883 06 $118 58 
Total liabilities .......---++-.+s+e0«sse-= $15,750 00 $1,883 06 $118 58 


ESS RRR ERI LO LT ET LE 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No actions or proceedings were taken by or against the Society during 1917. 

Assessments for the purpose of life insurance are made monthly. 

Fourteen such assessments were made during 1917, payable first of each month. 

The books and accounts were duly audited January 2ist, 1918. 

Rooks of account kept by the Society: Cash books and Ledgers of both the Funeral 
Benefit Department and Beneficiary Depariment, 

Names and post office addresses of auditors: C. Richardson and F. J. Davis, Toronto. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the constitution and rules in respect of 
insurance certificates or benefits and rates. 

Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $3,000.00. 

Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer, $1,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario, 21,422. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario, 2329. 

Amount of insurance in force ini Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $2,921,250.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 63. 

Amount of insurance benefits paid to Ontario members in 1917, $59,500.00. 

Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members in 1917, $300.00. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $15,950.00. 


VIII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), Supreme Lodge, $109,318.80. 
Juvenile and Subordinate, $266,615.46. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Supreme Body. 


Rexistration Wis. 2 - steers a, teres ote 9 se henry panes oes $696 90 
Pls or Sg ern ee a avant fobs ileal atic oMoretet» dalie tel sla Miehe exper atic ein cee Bete tee 154 08 
ASSOSSMENES sierdskicce fis cK eid do 4 « wwle se ohorele Chomp gue 2) o) amie ren ehata tne census) Seer ghee Ocepemsiem 104,825 78 
Per capita tax and levies .......-.-. seers eset ere eeces OE as 8, 46,084 94 
Charter fees. ii... oe aie e at cape atte «peels ale ate eta coe aleuet eke ye te er ietala el sare CeeCuenanS 3 00 
SuUpplids SO] des Fale (ie gees era eset eietin wine Beets cue nda. he ange eke Reeinge aNT Saute ar 2,921 51 
THteTOst oe. elsccseecih etek wb oedov bw we ea oh ache ne Ae re ice: Se aes (a Conte an ili cena 6,152 05 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge oOfficerS ..........- see eere rere esees 463 56 
151 ie EE ne Anantara Saverty Mui ced Cia SuA BU EY Ws Cag Ke 2,383 40 
Allvother SOUTCES"™ 4.0%: scis a c.s dee be Sr eue S Leone Spee wie tele aie © SEU ties tate cadets dene 1,360 75 


Cash received from investments, $3,245.00. 


Total receipts ...... oe EY eevee ee tea Maha tke Wily co aitellel cc ein eae eataate $165,045 97 


Receipts by Grand body, $3,020.48. 
Receipts by Subordinate branches, $181,450.30. 
Receipts by Juvenile branches, $5,928.70. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
S OUIIISSION W aemmant ruta ey een Cita ne Se Nee: BOL) Wis 


EEX REUUL VOR UNCCLINE £ at) Veet oc! ALeow kL Rete ree) te det ee sec 
Nil cp oUpletiog Mxecd (ive: COUNCILE na saltme a ay tek eee kat nagl 
SUD DiiGs s DONS Cea aero a ae ic M a Oey acta iad Oe RL Veet a ser Silay 
UESNGMINE CeXDENSES Vice me ath hot sateen eM A Nie a seer lent 
Hecimieht pheateand a xegy ph wee he hate ue oo) cme wo 
Managing officers’ salary and expenses .............................. 
Me ticHlsoxoIniners alco a @at. 2810). du Mee de editors he ew ee 
INST DONE SE ate aati. SOA, oct oe UGA ty aye he Ce He eee AC 
OTC Tet OUT tent een rater ee ey aE A PT, Avie ort Toki nds oe ote anne 
Printing, stationery and advertising 
POs Age a lclerraMseandceXpress, measly We. Aras.) ale eed Lene ee 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers 
Other management expenses 


SP Pr AA eR Se. 0. 6) '0. el wie! Lela) e567 aie) a) elu elle eile, o'er aie 


SEOs eae 16 Deine ie: te eh ieniey-e) epeel eile; 6) es) 6h pe ale a! ele 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Active Service war claims 


Life insurance payments 
Funeral benefits 


Se Ree a A See Se SEER) Cha wie. ane re ae cieiha util ion evar at ares fea 
Alder had cote ae TCs OLLS. Le AGL Sra! igi er eniele, Tela asta: cae Sic) elie sie fey rich Gee O 
pci tee pe Meee ema ea. 4) 8 ber MONA w inl A Olceyo\ Tel salves lie stisj.ac oe stalie nes cl \eeretetan cece 
Ceara Tos Se Dee Ae Ee. Oe Aes et SL Ken C8 sia oisal te es Keles Calicn et cia lah chic aie, tothe 
ED OSE Ss ee see lele! keuleiema. elie’ fall wre ails: elie 


SR Sete RT AOC ONS ONC So NOI MOL ECD. SO) Oa IC CCR ECU EEL aCe ma eCee Veen A aes mes 


Bile d pice cRamranc Sn on ne Oh Loe eeelisteleije eters ist nist shen ssarerls- ete irae fone NoeoTe 


Expenditure by Grand body, $2,746.55, 
Expenditure by Subordinate bodies, $180,266.28, 
Expenditure by Juvenile branch, $5,114.33. 


Supreme Body. 


$2,985 61 
193 00 
185 00 
208 00 
156 31 
326 00 

65 00 

2,163 32 


12,000 00 
53,500 00 
26,560 00 
500 00 
28,525 00 
50 00 


——— 


$147,965 32 
aa 


36 | THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
a ee 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Number 

stat Amount of eee of ofdeaths . ey eee 

Attained ages. p insurance. eae during ae 

members. payments. vUae year. 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 

Siecr hee Gee Coce 

NG S2A ei ee oe aiak ore eee 38 27,250 00 BO 09 Fie rose ls eco see ne cee 
Mal A A ed UA a eS a gee 119 106,000 00 105 11 1 1,000 00 
Bhp EP Oe a sia a eiera seers oe 234 198,500 00 202 73 3 1,750 00 
BOSOM cate See tee 364 325,000 00 366 56 i 7,000 00 
BA yat D es acy aoe ieee ce) ork oee 402 382,250 00 492 02 6 5,500 00 
De ee. hg fa creas 521 514,200 00 678 12 13 12,000 00 
ee | Ac Se a yf 572 622,250 00 855 54 3 3,000 00 
BYES et a ee strc nts me stiane-2 484 544,750 00 828 28 8 8,000 00 
CU at a ae eken cok 305 361,300 00 . 5675 96 7 8,500 00 
PaO eee cee eee ch ale 243 269,500 00 487 59 10 11,100 00 
fT! VR cop! ena en anh REA 182 206,100 00 453 19 8 7,600 00 
LOL. oes eS 50 48,300 00 137 38 6 5,800 00 
SU Bias nota sc ahcle heat lowmeerae 9 9,950 00 BbL21 1 1,000 00 
MOMANG-OVED SS so ris soe eek 53 4,500 00 12 90 1 500 00 
Potdls. tec. aes 3,526 | 3,619,850 00 Served ek 1! 74 72,750 00 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


3” 


el 


SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 


(Returns Book, p. 552.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 15 King Street West, Toronto. 


Organized 27th June, 1876; incorporated in Ontario, 8th April, 1 


880. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 
eto ee COTOON er GTaANn Gd. CUlIGL acl cutie: cisttero in che gibin ented 5 ee trees eieletalere Gare Toronto. 
OTe eV Llel eG Tat @ CMACL CAIN tes cet ate es een oles 6 ace paca isirig ele sna e Toronto. 
ALEX PTaAser, Grands | TCaSUver cuts cee eis cele ae eee vik Sates etn ee mete es Toronto. 
TIDMALGSM CRODELLSON, @GTANC PECTECALY or css visss caaies cele sles ceMimnle Toronto. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by contracts other than for endowments, sick or funeral benefits, 


$4,061,217.00. 


II. MovEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funerat 


Amount. 


$ Cc. 
4,493,687 00 
49,250 00 


——— — —— 


4,542,887 00 


481,670 00 


Benefits. 
aaa Number. 
Contracts in TOLCero LSE Deel Dera Orstee teteae act ccke centre ce a = viol ess 5,746 
Pr eonutracis taken (uring L917 Prccaccc tte cem nee cive ose ae 6 ele cisers 81 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 5, 827 
Number. | Amount. 
Deductions: a od 
$ Cc. 
Contracts matured in 1917............ at 103,876 00 
Contracts lapsed in 1917 2... k eee ses => 536 377,794 00 
Contracts surrendered sin LOlT. 6s ne wes omee stb as ol des ese Sinise 
Contracts cancelled in 1917..... in ete I Wie, Wek che Wee atta tenven tote tase 
Total deductions extended....... 667 481,670 00 667 
Net.contracts on foot dist December, 1917... 0. sceccescas verse cece 5, 160 


| 4,061,217 00 


38 THE REPORT OF THE Nowe 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits (if any) are undertaken by the subordinate camps. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken under the Grand Camp Constitution and By-laws. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 48. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $1,218.98. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 281 3-7. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of fund, $4,268.56. 


V. ASSETS. 

Cashevalue of bonds, debentures, ete, Geena.) eee ee ee $542,149 73 
Cashyon deposit, Bank’ of/Hamiltons 7 oront0=s. ee ee 2,928 52 
Bank of Hamilton (Reserve and General funds) ....................... 76,509 33 
Royal’ Bank, “TOrOnto soe <r eaiee eee ee ta 4,104 20 
Bankyot Hamilton, Toronto, (Sick )Benefit ftand ) eee eee eee 4,251 74 
mAccruedpanterest (On yMOrLUary ai Un Cece ee ee 10,442 90 
Outstanding cassessments: .. 77 sear tes ce ae ec eae ee er 9,820 75 
Eremium vloans on. certificatese. ses wee ee ee 21,450 92 
Deposit with Quebec: Government ge cae, See ee 5,000 00 

Total assets of Life Insurance fund (not extended) ........ $652,910 78 

Total assets of Sick fund (not extended) .................. 9,268 56 

Total assets of General funds (not extended) .............. 14,321 71 
$676,658 09 
hess outstanding cheque yeas. eis 157 04 
Total assets. os, dy .2 52 eae et ey a $676,501 05 
ee ee 

VI. LIABILITIES. 

Amount of claims admitted oct.) ee cee eee ee ee $25,250 00 
Total cliabilities 702 oe ease a eee ee ee $25,250 00 
‘ER 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made for purposes of life insurance certificates monthly. Twelve 
assessments were made during 1917, payable on the first day of each month. 

The Society’s accounts were audited 22nd and 23rd January, 1918. The books of 
record or account kept for purposes of insurance certificates or benefits: Register of 
Subordinate Camps, showing particulars of each certificate issued: Ledger. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917 were: 
A. D. McIntyre, Trenton, and H. M. Ferguson, Toronto, 

Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $6,000. 

Certain changes were made, during 1917, in the Constitution, in relation to insur- 
ance certificates or benefits. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 4,588. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 118. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $86,127.34. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, $3,651,967.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. | 39 
et 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916, $63,825.84. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
RTA LLALLOTL LOCH ae oie ao elec eee Ee «ae a orate togecl oe taeleversns tapeno uss ie7.6 
PY LGR ae tee a ta ees ae otek hep eID Ie oo eye wy = Sisiendt Oee weeishe le Seerase ower s 95 
PRecossmonts And. GUCS «af one etn ee che ole ounre sus ee sneue osteo 
Peracanitastaxies ceo wae «wien oes «ecole gelermuateuaers 6.7 ened tea sire 
SHDDITES SSOLG es ectegste nts duende c+ noe vie gcuseetuorect = » mien stesr oe 
TYEOY ES ee ee Sr een wo ane tata ofits tatenaiseal the Ronen shat us «Es 
PATROL GY see ere re cn, coe le ere a al on eats eu ceaia ene eb tess, aksneTn ot ates 

Cash received from repayment of loan (not extended), 

$23,564.46. 


TOtAIe CAaI TL OCE1 DUS mitts cus cs tree) foto ote sre ei ts ci ieuegrnl ena 


LX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


GEWA wm cannuale tee eee eae sues re iss = ne Fer ni Pai 
POrmCOD ILA Rta Kae Aeron ie oe etre oso yeuete whe casi tev eceyh itv nr aed 
Commission and organization expenses ...........-+++6:: 
ParistratiOle [OCS meri cii. o -heiccs, vie ese ate oir ie oro aa sere. worn ine 
PE ay Cs an en er te Poet wien arg cecal val ofa arate te stmiol tel aie) oN oMay eiokan es ale SEs 
Expenses of annual or biennial meeting ..........-..--. 
Guarantee bond, Grand Secretary .......-seeeeee reese eens 
SDD IGS MDOUR tae ee cheese tet ieee see els wey mtgcerel sae, tae 
Travelin eek DENSOSak et ia ele oie Gre sowie clare seis 9 ehegr ig ereueisl a) vie #006 
Medical examiner’s salary and expenses ...........-++++-: 
Salaries, officers’, committees’ and auditors’ fees ........ 
Ria Ee DR Oe ice er nee On ai rane roar aa 
Postage, telegrams and eCXPreSS ......--. eee cece ee eee eeee 
iT EL CLC eee thane ane oe ol ae sie teste ale ie, ete tee wna ds ane 
Premiums for Guarantee Bonds 2.5.0. «6. wee ee tc tees 
APOMIMILLEG. OX DEDSES a sul oe oS vs © ola Sie slerels oe > ale ate a sie atec os 
PINOT BOK DCU SCS ae aor ears eels tee ayo eee nie aie hs Glee mts a abe vse 

Total expenses of management .............esseeeees 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

Life insurance claims, other than endowments ........... 
RST ICE THOTL OTIS eet ate eotc ne ek cin cs a cive fora. eal wraelicl'ny ES) Auetirl none et ova" 
Refunds, assessment Account ........ cece cere ee sc eeeecees 
Paid by Subordinate Camps to Grand Camp for assess- 

PLOT Ee ieee tank Aa ete ate atlaia clots ceNeie wansepet erat erate eras 
PTI SEOLIOL CGS DONO LOUTO Wie. gene itis ae surat solos care ohare wae ein wm tne e 


Cash for investments, etc. (not extended), $15,336.11. 


FPOLR Ls OXDENCILUTE votes cae vin se abere oe Wietsiath ta ass N's oon oo os 


Grand Subordinate 


Camp. Camps. 
eee yh: $38 25 
Ne eae ea 13,843 48- 
$84,345 83 81,999 45 
LOtS92 698) sore aera 
AAG RTA GT OT es 
29 298480 mre sien es 


21 95 1,833 41 


$124,503 96 $97,714 59 


——— aa aainnnnennteennmnemendl 


SF ETC EO PR RAE an cos eee eet tee 


Grand Subordinate 
Camp. Camps. 


eri an oes 18 25 


is a « 82,328 93 
3,221 40 3,818 81 


$108,921 40 $96,906 62 
———————— 


40) 


THE REPORT OF THE 
ee ee ee eee 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Sr 
Number! 


No. 11 


Number Amount of Death losses 
Amount of ofdeaths| . ; 

s of : monthly : incurred during 

Attained ages. members. Te RD Ces payments. eae year. 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 

b Veh s Poegue $0 ek 
NG eear ee or eed fees « 71 40,000 00 35 49 5 2,500 00 
id 5 a ANY Tae Oe NR a ee pas 143,750 00 LT. 8 3,500 00 
ae dee ek ee ce ee 386 249,250 00 251 49 6 3,700 00 
ODE Rie eee ee ena AT7 324,000 00 368 98 8 4,750 00 
7 ear Bene oe 534 379,250 00 532 03 4 3,000 00 
free Ya atte ORs On Se nn eee 583 439,573 00 788 81 5 4,823 00 
Drs ate atm aceet a Ree Ne ts Ch 696 566,101 00 1,286 22 ei 5,000 00 
DSO Oe Hen cities ate cal 688 . 584,713 00 1,738 28 14 11,801 00 
COG ee oe Pe ee Ate 503,110 00 2,009 41 1412 12,250 00 
Dla ee tee as, bee ie | 430 388,012 00 1,894 61 29 25,002 00 
SA UE ake SRF pete ane Soc 299,458 00 1,498 38 ii 14,500 00 
SSSI iar any Lee aera een eets 2 101,000 00 505 00 kab 10,500 00 
BUSSaetr es ee ee 46 42,000 00 2A ASH) 7 2,500 00 

DORATICLOMET > erate nee ee 1 1,000 00 DOO. Niele teal 4k. Pa eee 
LOTTI S pacetcautaey ars sets O eLCU 4,061,217 00 11,261 37 131 103,876 00 


i 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 41 
EE ESE Teg py Ae eee aR =a SS RT cS Gc aca Ey 
THE GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF BRITISH AMERICA BENEFIT FUND. 

(File I, p. 58.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 10 Berti Street, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 1st January, 1830, and incorporated in Canada 24th April, 1890. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the dist December, 1917, were as follows: 


DAUIC La Wee iGmeN De Presgitiani sss. ee eet ov) aes ae Fleming, Sask. 
Piso HOCKen m Vice Eresiden ti at. te me, . es ee ee Toronto. 

Isaac Crowley, Secretary-Treasurer® 2.02... 5..s6..<ce.000. Toronto. 

Pee LIAT Se Vic eH OCULING ae Alea nla. Roan ooh ance Woodstock. 
WViimierawilOrduxOCUtiVGalycm. «go snee hoe, oak on Toronto. 

De eOY Lene MX CCUL Voge tt ee ee tee ne) ER eon Toronto. 


I. CURRENCY oF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None, 


(0) Contracts for insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits, or Funeral 
benefits. 


rns ee | Number, | Amount, 


: th) -- ea as aa ean eg PONE Ny ete Oem oo 
Pemracts in force 81st December, 1916 .........60. cece ever uc cues 5,103 | 4,950,000 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed............00e00e aid | 252,000 00 


Add amount by which various certificates were increased ........cclsccccccceeleeccccceccecce 


5,202,000 00 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917) ~ 5,375 


| os 
| Number. | 


| Amount. 
Deductions : — 
| | C.. 
Soutracts matured in L917... <<s. ee. s es fo" | 73,000 00 
Contracts lapsed in 1917......... ..... 849 330,000 00 
Add to above deductions the amount. by | 
Which various certificates still on foot 
ESIC) CULO LAE wasn ys poate pladlis edie uid nase 5 2 cme eT | 
Total deductions carried out .... 424 | 403 , 000 00 424 | 403,000 00 
ome. <a" iscmcaaaeel say poseen WE fe 
Net contracts on foot at 31st December, 1917................0...006) 4,951 | 4,799,000 00 
' | \ 
AF, 8, be SA's 7 we aie ue ©: 


42 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


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III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Subordinate Bodies, with a membership at 
31st December, 1917.—No information. 


IV. S1cK BENEFITS. 


No information. 


V. ASSETS. 

Cash value (Of MOrtZagses. sf. \ccish see cls ele tee eave as las senate gi oR ete rainrs $12,600 00 
Gashovalue of bonds, ‘debentures, GtG.r vce t cc cre ote yer ctedene terete ee cutie etal talelte 123,551 52 
Gach in cnanas of Secretary-Lreasiy Chie cere ete staat egies eee eects ee teeters 321 63 

Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in Bank of 
Toronto;) TOLOnto “2000 c te cin ane sree oe hehe oo eel ona Pato fetta are oe man eee rece 7,523 19 
Interest “duc ANds BCCIUCK. eochhela se oe Secs whetne oie te Ales ea oat lets Citta eee ttn 1,616 80 
Total ‘assets. he cctgente sete eke eenee ot ie te eee ern eeee $145,613 14 


eae OD) 
VI. LIABILITIES. 


Amount of claims supposed or reported unadjusted ...............+.05. $14,500 00 


Motal Liabilities so vtech atic sehen eset are eta te cent semen tae a ee scatter $14,500 00 


LE LEER ATE 8 ETE 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No actions or proceedings were taken by or against the Society. 

One assessment per month is made for purposes of insurance certificates or bene- 
fits. Twelve such assessments were made during 1917, and were payable at the 1st 
of each and every month. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited on January 14th, 1918. 

The following books of record and account are kept for purposes of insurance cer- 
tificates or benefits: Assessment Register, Death Register, Cash Book, Agent’s Book, 
Ledger and Bank Book. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: William 
Chenery, Toronto, and James F. Harper, Hamilton. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the constitution and rules of the Society 
in relation to insurance certificates and benefits. 

Secretary-Treasurer’s bond, $3,000. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario, 3,642. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, $3,514,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 62. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $60,057.78. 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $123,345.98. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application <fees ~...% chide tame teins ect rite teenie Ceca nota aia a eer ge ee ae $825 00 
DUCG te ea on oe eee rt Mars SO 1 ines hc re ae ioe ee 9,832 00 
VAASSEBSIMENtS 260 Fo oocis eRe ldg See ee re et atretees eis ee 83,430 87 
Tn terest tos Wie cosa en ee eee cae 0, ea cia cal arene tient ete nee ce 6,626 37 
Other sources i. os. 65 ees SHO. ae es Sere be nee ene Poe 239 60 


Repayment of investments, $362.88 


TOtal? TECCLDtS Feces oe oss sw biRrar dO ake be shew alle Ce cae ee ene ¢ ee cee re ae ere $100,953 84 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 43 
eee Ne eT Sy ae es 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Haxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Commission: and organization expenses <¢.......c-.¢escaccccuccee.. $1,941 00 
PLAN UL ALL Ols LOGS iirc es ere stat ae Chee Na iat Boe aah he 180 00 
PUDDUCSFUOUSI LParwt cna atest ont Site ee eae ee ee ae Neen ee 138 55 
ravellin SeexDensesern et vee tse Oe ole ee, Le Oe ek or 133 35 
Bren talipii heatataxesuand) telephone mist er i aes eae ae 648 31 
Salaries, oficers ands auditors’ fees). .3) 224 ee eee ees ee ee 2,000 00 
Medical’ examiner’s salary and expenses |....:.../.......-.......... 670 50 
SSLOLESRIULY Gomten steratees atte Stee ay cer tec eee CM ea ASR UE Hw ARR TR a 1,993 00 
Printing es arloverveandmad vertisings cues. ee 1,022 01 
POSlLARc eLOlegramis Aldwex Presseacs ome ee ae te oe See 1,162 55 
PreHNUms st Ofe CUATANLEGI act. he eee Sr APNE om PLS tgs any oe 15 00 
POVeEStieallONeOre ClalINnG ayes ends ee mate wrk), oor Le 5 he non meee 214 00 
Oeremaitase men teex pences nan ose At che, eae als: ttre eee 71 58 

Ootalgex Den scesOreManaremicn ti met eee, eet ee ee ee $10,189 85 


See PE LCUILNCOMCIAITIS prettawT 7e eeu, Sete Go SO aN een 70,113 63 

For investments (not extended), $29,137.80. 
Totalmecpenditurewr ee. eerie cae ete eit ee eee $80,303 48 
TE 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


| Number 


Number Death losses 


Amount of 
Amount of of deaths} . : 
. | of 5 monthly : Incurred during 
Attained ages. embers insurance. paynientel Pee eave 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 
te 0 a COL ok 
Secs Sac: Sucre 
“LS el he Stell RES Ba ae aa 232 225,000 00 202 39 4 4,000 00 
LADS By ee 422 408,000 00 404 39 3 3,000 00 
Dee ee. ae LS Oe 565 542,000 00 589 10 4 4,000 00 
SHU i ae ee 599 568,500 00 684 66 3 2,500 00 
TAU Se rag 593 568,500 00 761 90 4 3,000 00 
A a aa ae ea 610 576,500 00 866 90 2 1,500 00 
TES SS ai ne pee 587 570,000 00 929 03 7 7,000 00 
oA ee 516 513,500 00 866 86 ) 9,000 00 
PERO s C2 oe ee 393 393,000 00 | 752 36 9 9,000 00 
A rs re 205 205,000 00 378 82 8 8,000 00 
CUMING oi RAS ee 145 145,000 00 299 03 13 12,759 58 
BS obs ees Fos 69 69,000 00 161 89 5 5,000 00 
COU, a a 12 12,000 00 29 58 2 1,667 00 
IOPOVET.. Oe Ook 3 3,000 00 9 66 2 2,000 00 
"WATE Cea Se ies ena 4,951 | 4,799,000 00 6,936 57 75 1244207082 


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44 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


op oe SS SS ee 


SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL ARCANUM. 
(File I, p. 50.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 407-409 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, Mass. 
Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Lyman Lee, Hamilton. 
Organized 23rd June, 1877; incorporated in Massachusetts, 5th November, 1877. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Cc. Arch. Williams, Supreme Regent ............+-.se+eees Chicago, Il. 

F. Rubrecht, Supreme Vice-Regent ........---++++seeeeeee Columbus, O. 
S. N. Hoag, Supreme Secretary .........-..+-sscesteerees Boston, Mass. 
A. S. Robinson, Supreme Treasurer .........--++-++eeee+- St. Louis, Mo. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by contracts other than endowments, or for sick or funeral benefits 
in force, 31st December, 1917, $246,382,161.88. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


oo Se Numbey, | Amount, 
A, Oe eee (raat i oH ree $ c. 
Contracts in forcei3lst December? 1916-3... Uy. uae cee. on be eee ee 177,235 (305,665,528 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917 new and renewed .........0+.-08- 5,320 8,030,531 00 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 1917|.......... 7,273,469 00 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 | 182,555 | 320,969,528 00 


Number, Amount. 
Deductions: | $ c.| 
Con trantactinteted-in-191 7.0.49 dee esau eae | 
Contracts lapsed in 1917. ......05. ...s) 0,000 52,924,371 00. | 
Add to above deductions the amount by | | 
which various certificates still on | 
foot were reduced during 1917.......)...... 000. 14,876,371 00 | 
Total deductions extended...... ' 36,987 | 74,587,366 12| 36,987 | 74,587,366 12 
Net contracts on foot at 3lst December, 1917..........cccevvceres | 145,568 ,246,382,161 88 


ae 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


45 


V. ASSETS. 

Caen value of real estate, less incumbDranCes 20... cae ecb ee st Ue eee ewe ens 
Pe meneVa Tiles le HOTUS e GLCr te elles ee cee ow haa PFE oe ae Belem els lnee 3s 3 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
banks: W.&O. B. Fund. 
Aventas National Hank Atlanta; Ga a7 gen. eee ee one $22,357 93 
American Bank & Trust: Co., ‘Wilmington .22......4.... 14,326 75 
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Boston ..........7...% 30,135 93 
Mercnonts National bank, BOStOn so06- ge aco ome ees 35,945 10 
Nationals Hxchanee Bank, Baltimoree. 7...) 36. eee 21,762 87 
Mechanics ball kes DrOOKL YT cnc sek cotta alete) «ses bos der olets 20,379 80 
CentralmNatiqanalabank «Cleveland er. cch cass ras ese are 25,271 32 
Warete NatlONG) Dalen UIGALOs oak cre es Cele een caeiaeren ay ee 29,9382 15 
MIT OLE PUG aD CAE Oar gen heist ete tes etal ae) ua sae niptTana ters 33,907 46 
Pe COUIG Sirota Lee all Kee DCCLOLU ERs peters even, oo oudis edo s fale Sie aie eax 31,028 25 
ISATIREOLe LL OTONLOsENTONULCAL ap oo oh sas-s oe fcva ss tt sis oa brew vee Zio au 
First & Security National Bank, Minneapolis .......... 23,666 72 
PitsteNatonale bank we Wansas  GILY. chet as ee ete os eke 36,377 76 
article mationd meal aN Wa Y OF Kita ce ocie ties Pac eae 24,420 88 
Market & Fulton National Bank, New York ............ 38,307 11 
Centra leNavionaie bank: @Philadelpniaws nc sies cates cle «ole 27,261 90 
People ss Nationale Bank; Pittsburg, sha: ee. 2 es 24,963 29 
Birsre Nationa) sbanlg sHichiMmond,, VAS oes cers ss ceee eee 27,086 83 
Mechanics-American National Bank, St. Louis ........ 42,484 00 
Merchants-Laclede Nationai Bank, St. Louis .......... 38,387 18 
Beaver ote) Oronto, 1. Orontg, ONS owen os aed eee 27,083 43 
Broad eoireer National bank: «trenton, Nid. 0s eases 23,078 97 
Pirsew Na llOnaLebalky UliCa rN sXe) occu ns sete es eine Sie oe 29,309 07 
MATION Alm bank Ole W Gotlleld.s ONY) 32%. ae one ea ee es wre 27,728 69 
Wells-Fargo Nevado National Bank, San Francisco, Cal. 17,603 39 
IP LCT ot TiIstr CO FP AWLUCKOGL se Tullay. Bice «ols o'sla teens siais Sib te 18,645 89 
Beate Bank of Evanston; Evanston; Ilb.e%.. 0.6. 6d ee es 20,571 17 
SCC Lee eee ree ete ee hig an hohe, ne Rael yi sates cee tle MGE EE Oosaeonay are 


General Fund. 


MEFENANnTS National Bank. eLOStONs a. 5 -ire ds « ce del hes 5 $1,636 
Central National’ Bank, Cleveland” ........-.0 ...0<03.086% 6 
PeODle gaolates ban ke DCU Olt. series vise cs ee oes Se ae 47 
Thesmanikson VOrontors Vi OnLTeal ss sey o2.ciae oe chia bisioe okcers 96 
Garfield National Bank, New York .............. iene 2,088 
(ontrabenaliougate bank, Piiladelpiiaucece 2 aaa ioe as 19 
Ptr eceee LiOnd  w a oc Ch MOM ie Viclete a es ne 25 
Mechanics-American National Bank, St. Louis .......... 1,003 
Pu otsan keOrel OrOntoy LOTONLO WONT ait. o8 ve un vee eee 79 
Broad Street National Bank, Trenton, N.J. .........0.. 47 
Mirste Nalignade Datace ULLCay ce Naka brs 4 es 6c gah 606 ee es 15 
PTieMNALIOna banc OL OV GStHOlO N.Y, 05 s:ceia cos 04s; che ots wie 37 
AWA RRR Clg 2 pa ha Tee 0 apa eh as Seo i RE ae BL fn AS ae 

Amn eee: PUTT OL ST preme OliCer ee os.. ccc sok oteele sw Sitain is woe. sing wie dh 
Ma Cae Be C1 Tl (LO ee eR ae, aa Ia ators ore eal Wee al Sake en SE-B ae ho ws eave. 8 
ee oer PART TOL. CIILC DCG: aie cc sien spay tO ies oss sue Beat o> sae’ tian y eo nase as eypim canoe 


Peeme ana BSCeCsBINONS CNG AN BTINDALG) ap ettsne cece oes ao oe snes oo Sua had 


63 
68 
83 
68 
27 
17 
25 
99 
80 
84 
88 
46 


ee 


oe 
oe 
o- 


$51,395 00 
3,520,588 75 


$739.255 11 


$5,105 48 


8,500 00 
221,281 52 
5,000 00 
666,690 48 


46 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Interestidue;and caccrued }on VbOnds es oes) eee oh ee cee aes eee 63,569 10 
Interest due and accrued on bank balances and deposits .......... 1,669 84 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not extended) ...... $1,411,159 07 
Total assets of Emergency Fund (not extended) .......... 3,723,070 27 
Total assets of General and other funds (not extended) .... 195,645 37 
Amount of liens secured by benefit certificates matured by death, unpaid PASS ae off 
ALLE OTDETASSCUS oho as foe Sih a Gate Ru pce rakes wae ie Ck eee ee 21,105 62 
Total ASSCES: 75 visi aoe -tne orc 2a hay Sch ele amen Cu Sacks Recent oe $5,329,874 71 


ee 


Amountrof claime admitted te. ee ee ee nen $80,919 63 


Amount of claims supposed or reported or unadjusted .................. 669,453 00 
Amount ol Claims. resisted) (Classe¢ 1D) and (hia) gee eee 31,000 00 
ALM eOthner sia DIL ties occ ak iw eet he ee eee ene a 1,860 99 


$783,233 62 
(Seen eee eR ET SE 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No actions were instituted by or against the Society in Ontario during 1917. 

Assessments for the purpose of Life Ynsurance Certificates are made monthly. 
Twelve assessments were made during the year 1917. 

The accounts and books of the Society were audited for the year 1917, in March, 
April and October. 

The books of record and account kept for purposes of insurance certificates or 
benefits are: Registers of membership of each council, Registers of Benefit Certificates, 
Registers of Death, Cash Books, Ledgers, ete. 

Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: W. C. Shurtleff, Chicago, 
ill; Charles J. Taylor, Baltimore, Md.; Amedee Peting, St. Louis, Mo., and L. J. Meiser, 
St. Louis, Mo. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution. 

Amount of bond of Supreme Secretary, $20,000.00. 

Amount of bond of Supreme Treasurer, $100,000.00. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 1,587. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $2,914,866.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died in 1917, 42. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $98,568.84. 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash sbalance from 1916 (not extended) Wins -..0). ole $651,916 08 
eiaiweasn eens, VLG. 1 ssl Paik cy ron ee et cre eee 225,480 18 
Halivcashy ens. 1916 cs Ce ee ce ee oe ee ee 3,282,404 09 
Palrecashnliens;.matured; 1907 ees ee eee 58,025 65 
interestaccumulations on, lienS %4.. 0 eee 46,471 57 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
BUGS ee ta aco ets elle set is Sots ee oy ek aie le te te rete Fee en $198,473 80 
ASHOSSINONUS here 565.55 5 teeth fare ar a ee Ua SIG Peon ee 7,553,632 17 
Deaths paid'ipreviousztos191 754 ae | eee eee 2,483 32 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 47 


RESTS Gee ene et eee SE, AM tar enc h be aoa ae cays ikea wl al ol aici bie as anne 392 30 
SSILTN Liam 0) Ll See a RNS a eee te Me CE eae ENE Meo eh eg ceva boOOR ae Diet ai Estes a8! 1,104 84 
Interest and dividends .............. cece cece ee eee cee eee eens 144,551 94 

PATI MOL eIS GOUT COs teen sn nc aoe Tee ee tae ete eras DN, oh 5,072 92 

Cash received from payment of loans or investments (not 
EXTEN MEW tere = ae Srna aay EO Nei a cic erieyehears ake gh REE $48,500 00 

MOtal sCacliy TeCeLD User. ok tye re a ee eats bie erate $7,905,711 29 
TS A EE NTE EID 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Commission and organization expenses ....... he HE PRN Be ed $14,152 21 
Se WE COS LE st cuceeneent ste SPRAY aethety ian die ved ael «he 5410) aR Wee a ce cuss a Glebe he we terete cus 9,304 24 
Reszistration cess insvUrancesdeparemen tsar. csi 2 6 on ss situations ss va 676 50 
RILVGoLi Sabi Sake al TVG Mente een ta one ede car ier, srs eee nie races an na nWE RS 1,103 20 
RUSE Heo Re LUA DeIN Ceti tomar eh ete ek ey Ate car mt dee ene 21,376.53 
SSD D LLesme DO UE Tl arte ont Meter ai eeee Rak in meee nich BNE We dc ar een ave Ta erat 313 13 
peta eH mex Pell Secure atten ton etek bie rate ieee Seve oe Brena cain sea rote 5,817 53 
Pentel elle Ge ald = LOMO Oe weeds crete nc raro is toiekat ha 3s Sa Ie me ok oe eons 8,432 44 
SiaiCs MOIICErS MAUGeaUdILOls 61 CCSer, cr cena e eine epee eye te sux Gree ne ae oe 29,750 00 
INTO LCAUEGXAIIINGT no tein nin eee Re ee cer haere Meda, ee ened ne at ene Nadi Bed ore 4,500 06 
UMW be PeeWee, hot Biteel ae ceri TE 5 1500S ae One Gc See ee is "rl Pn eee Me ee reid 69,053 26 
ECLA Ls OULD Al pete aie noe x re oes hs ae ee ecto al coe allot otic rsa steht aera Sue Pe epee 15,535 14 
Eile esta LlOnelLyeandeadVerli sil Salant caceeete se Cpe ants Set cone es Lolo eke 
POUGtAL Oe LCOS AIMS RAUL DE Case aiid) cerea ied oe ean mn ger cee sas et isl teataleas ee 8,087 98 
PCCLUATIC USOT VL COMER CNet re nc See tr the a One ap a Gawna Cars back ee gm eee ieee 3,338 36 
POTALGr NAIR ODL T OS GU staat: ymin tes hint tee ate tor Gclrs hho) SINCE MURINE ATLL ee cee tae 607 48 
PATLOW ANCES) LO SELALLUINS (COMMNILLCCS ere oth ra aietths sishe cect sheers ss ann) G catiaden due: ss 3,550 00 
Other management expenses (detailed in memo.) .................. 4,949 15 

FLOtAIm eX PeNSCer Ole Mala ein tye. cesta cet feak ola te tel ctese ausnete le tee ier el oo ore $216,520 88 


(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


MOM SULTAN CEECED LI Same Ane Me ofrecer ner he ara oe iota eal akercneiee oll ah ap E RIGS a She gas 6,600,337 27 
Half cash liens recovered at payment of death claim (not 

POT OU epee Meare ee ene te aot te raise oe ratarar eran mew whe ahh $291,993 29 
Half cash liens, lapses and cancellations (not extended) .... 782,871 90 
Half cash liens, account members in good standing, 31st 

Moca lero li aC NOt CXCONUed,) ©.0. sree cet ese crete lees saehtl'e 1,294,329 09 
For investments (not extended), $810,227.11. 

TOCISEXDEUCILLUL Gm i ete ce tce chek ale aie eel etary dave Sate etary Sine her aie ERs $6,816,858 15 


THE 


Pole CLE ee) oe ete 


No. 11 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Attained ages. 


eeeeve 


oeeee 


esees 


Number 
of 
mem bers 


Col. 1. 


Rie [e (0110) © eis. mse ene) a leiee ye. sie) ie) || 
{ 


iia? /0, me) 9) |W IE: © Siw: 6 @ <0 6 


Trey Os oth 615. 0 gee! a6) ie 


AGL L@\/0) ie: i608 je) (elie! 16! be! ee (6) 8 ew.) 


ei) = 1G: ip ‘ee (6-6 6 (@ 0 (6 6 ‘a: 0 


PS be 16 6 1@ (ce see se 09 


Da fee e8) \o 8) €. (ee (err ei a e-e) 8 a cel ier| 


O00 O1e1e © 0 0 6 ote 3 6 


© 0) 6 io (elmite le 6 a <6, @06 a6} 


6) [e700 (ie ja 0: (60s eheuve, a) oil 


eel ere 6 «ete we ele ie 


543 | 


} 
| 


Amount of 
Insurance. 


Calez 


$ 
3, 889, 000 
8,012,184 
13, 273,989 


| 21,924,842 


31,466,985 
38,676,771 
42,913,375 


| 39,352,349 
| 27,245,686 


10, 987, 865 
5,070,395 
21095479 
1,008,775 

390, 767 


246 ,382, 162 


C. 
00 


Number 


Amount of ‘ Death losses 
monthly cea incurred during 
payments. are year. 
aless Col. 4 Col. 5 
$46. Se bee 
4,958 05 Ys 17,000 06 
11,381 95 et 35,000 00 
20,326 65 65 72,500 00 
35,043 04 114 150,000 00 
53,073 69 193 | 284,617 00 
71,921 79 259 464,071 00 
94,320 95 412 825,980 00 
106,134 18 | 501 | 1,085,946 00 
96,996 90 572 | 1,247,170 67 
79,354 51 498 1,036,303 13 
40,844 76 348 723,391 67 
19,629 06 222 419,733 00 
9,929 50 123 256,171 00 
4,344 33 82 178,348 12 
648,259 36 | 3,437 6,796,231 59 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 49 


THE MACCABEES. 
(File I, p. 11.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 


Chief Agent and Attorney for the Province of Ontario, J. A. Paterson, Toronto. 


Organized 1st September, 1883; incorporated in State of Michigan, 11th September, 
1885. Re-inecorporated August 31st, 1894; November 7th, 1895; August 18th, 1899; 
July 22nd, 1901; July 26th, 1904; under Act 119, Public Acts of Mich., 1893, amended 
July 20th, 1914, under Act 169 Public Acts of Mich., 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Paniciee Markey, supreme. Commander... ..26..-- 0. ey 2 Detroit. 

ot eoisier oupreme mecord Keener.) 2.0. ct ee eae Detroit. 

eee APNE LIA TNGH ach PUSTOC IP la oe stab hols ete er. Gare as wre ate ay a scatnes Buffalo. 

Ase tee VOW Tele TUS CCE gr tere riirnge daly a cnicte svete ony cate etoee ean Chicago. 

Wee PsA CV LEUSLOOM er ec cs jate serene c/s aie nit ers lle ewes atte te tosen, « Pittsburg, Pa. 
Hees PANIC CL BOM ) TP TUSLCE ge lnk ous ok Se ae sal siete 2 sea eheNere A St. Louis, Mo. 
Sane Eisler me LY USOC oe ccc Woh oe coe Shroe ae. ekecshe te Steere matey a Camlachie, Ont. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for Endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(bo) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funerat 
Benefits. 


a | Number. Amount. 
a . r a Te Rite oe ' Seyi: 
MMUraACtSui LOTce Glap DECOM Del, LOLO csc ue a or ceu sce vite se geke es _ 802,531 |3864,332,477 49 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed..............008. — 19,182 | 19,040,000 00 


i 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 321,713 383,372,477 49 


Namber, Amount. | 
Deductions : | 
| 


| $ 7 
Contracts matured in 1917 (Deaths) ... 4,170 | 5,336,569 20 
ontracts lapsed 1917 ose. es sees | 17,482 | 18,211,220 47 


| | 
Total deductions extended.......; 21,652 | 23,547,789 67) 21,652 | 23,547,789 67 


Net contracts on foot at 3lst December, 1917. .......ccccesccevceses | 300,061 359, 824,687 82 


50 THER REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Ill. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Total membership of Sick and Accident Fund at 31st Deember, 1917, was 12,296. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 88. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $4,375.00. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick and accident benefits in 1917, 2,602. 

Total amount of benefits paid, $57,776.05. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 10,214. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of benefit fund, 31st Deecmber, 1917, 


$18,371.18. 


V. ASSETS. 
Cash .value .of real-estate. acca Seen sc Gin ny gee cts bt eee ene ae eee $175,000 00 
20a} ts hsn(:) & CRA eat a am IAG are AG nineties rg Gry a ER ria myn etre Lain ue 13,588,573 13 
Actialscashvon “hand, Sist.Decembers 1917 age eer ae ee eee eee 1,225 00 
Cash on deposit to the Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the follow- 
ing banks: 
Bankers’. Trust.-Co, 3 Baualow (Ni Ye coe.) a eect eden ere eee 25,000 00 
Kirst. National Bank, News Mor kos ie ace ok cee ee ee ee 11,377 84 
First=National, Bank; “Detroiti yn. cs ee Oe ee ee 319,289 15 
Bank ol /Toronto LOronto, Ones eee nee eee ei ee eee 4,102 93 
Southern TrusteCo:,clittles ROCK ATK eee: ee eee 10,000 00 
CommercialsNational® Bank sCharlotte NC. ee eee ee ee ee 1,000 00 
First National Bank, Oakland, Cal. (Savings Account) ............ 6,296 80 
Mirst; National-~Bank, Oakland Calc sete see ae eee 2,033 70 
Fort Dearborn: National’ Bank) ChicagG.:]! le ee eee ee 25,000 00 
Liberty Savings Bank, Pittshure Paseo ae eee 25,000 00 
security, Bank; Oakland; eCalisee 2) one ie ee ee 1,061 20 
industrial Savings Banks Flint) (Savings Account)... oye ul a cee 51,194 08 
Industrial vSavinges. Ban its.) in faeces een a ee 13,Soante 
Dues and assessments, due and unpaid on certificates in force (estimated) 525,000 00 
Interest Cus-and! AGCrued. yh eae. acim cue een cee ee a eee re at en 8,182,852 92 
Total assets of Relief Fund No. 1 (not extended) .......... $79,038 44 
Total assets Life Benefits Fund (not extended) ............ 498,987 02 
Total assets Sick and Funeral Fund (not extended) ...... 18,371 18 
Total assets General Fund (not extended) ................ 61,069 07 
Total assets Reserve Fund (not extended) ................. 13,588,573 13 
Total assets Relief Fund No. 2 (not extended) ............ 114 99 
iotalsassets 1 rust funds (notlextended) aetna een T3335 0/0 
Total : assets 2s wpa kersk tor ete Peete a ee els en een $22,967,840 48 
VI. LIABILITIES. 
mmountsof claims admitted=by: Society seers eee eee $157,545 75 
AMOUNL sOleclaims resisted %,-.c cu nesses een eae ee 24,819 40 
Amount of sick and accident claims due and unpaid, 31st December, 1917 320 00 
Present value of deferred disability claims, payable in instalments ..... 1,642,419 28 
AMOUntROL other ?liabilities= 0.2.5): sac cents ee ee 85,177 82 
Totak liabilities 1.0, 2.05... ge as dae «ue hee ee eee $1,910,282 25 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 51 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society in 1917: 
in Ontario, none. 

Assessments were made monthly in 1917: 

Twelve assessments were made during the year 1917, and were payable on the first 
day of each month. 

The Society’s books and accounts were audited on or before the 10th day of January, 
April, July and October, by the Supreme Auditors. 

Names and addresses of the Auditors for 1917: Supreme Auditors—J. J. Volk, 
Dayton, N.Y.; John S. Boots, New Brighton, Pa., and Geo. W. Sulman, Chatham, Ont. 

Books of record and account kept for purposes of life insurance certificates or 
benefits: Cash Books, Ledgers and Card System for Record of Certificates. 

No changes were made in the organization or management during the year 1917 in 
relation to insurance certificates or benefits. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules, in relation to 
insurance certificates or benefits. 

Bond of Supreme Secretary-Treasurer, $75,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 9,191. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, 9,033. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $9,300,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 116. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $135,768.25. 

Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $25,218.82. 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $14,147,551.66. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


CADE ga Cices Ro oT es ian sea ep es SAU OS ea a a ei ol ona ea a Re OA $26,527 99 
PESO ROIICT. Cet ails re Ree re ce Nahai Omran ie Ma GMS Teal base fecha Sora 5,726,074 48 
TCA CELT) UAE NEAR tte Reenter et: on rete Bie oer Core ae kPa DA oes ea Auge 388,704 45 
PUD S COL Wea s et ea ee ns tae ee URAL eee eA, a carte At Ut 8S 7,872 05 
ESL EMME Soe ae ae Se ee bode ROVE, Wepte ae: oleh, Bale eae hy peal ae et 6,999 98 
RIE OCs Mette eee ete es oer ene Mi cede elo ne eames he oes ce ee ts oN ee cea 732,846 O01 
WUICIA IE LL DLL CALION praetor eater on eens con amen 2 n diet eres een ee eed yA SS a a 
POUL SMOUl e OL Uns SAL CSeet tenacity een arel. ta ees Eide i eh 558 16 
PrGcliemer Uni LeeSar. cele eri Mader o. Aan caer wer bo Pla, cer, sn PE 8 ue abe 158,731 00 
PSEOLITGe OO ULL COS ai emien wert ted <P Meme eee tea Os Feet erie 31,671 30 

PEOLQIMTCCOLD LSim eet ae attit ae te ee eee ere ay as beh yy A et $7,082,974 59 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


oreCH DI ORLA CLC mire inal nr etre Sees m ae fi. enue ean cen omit et $324,579 21 
PornminsiOn sand sOreanizationy expenses ©... sasha ee 130,837 29 
er CLS LS Geer aprars Mme ee tt one ed st eee, ntl ERA eye cc NN 7,080 45 
BEBE Poul ALL OMas LOCK ree nianter ts Serra Mls) clea, Ne BN oe ea eS mY 1,261 48 
PISTOL Ta Ola Claimant ries a ene vk hs diets ees ba ete ees Be oe 6,941 82 
PROC SCHMOLeINCCLIN Ses et noo ee Ate ons cos Oe a ee, are 35 00 
supplies Doughty. 2. 254 cad See eae eee SPP SE tA i GPnte Oe a la ea 15,834 18 
BEA CLUL EOS DECI Is Meet cae mens eer trad on Ae een es a eon on ee ok ws 3,646 67 


Seri SU tMILen tc oT Vala Sesame i tne oe ile he ch 9,408 17 


Or 
(a) 


THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


Officers’ salaries and auditors’ fees 


Medical Examiner’s 
Clerk hire 


Printing; stationery, -Ct@: 2.0 coc. ee a ee ee 
Printing, official journal 
Postage, telegrams and express 
. Furniture and fixtures 


Other expenses 


Life insurance claims other than endowments 
Sick and accident benefits 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


salary and expenses 


a owe a Teal hig pele hee, ie! isi eine Tee we, le. serieene. ‘a 


© ee: Oe Gee 56) Oe (el We. 's) fe) pe) eine) OC e, 8) 10) 6) lew we el he ie Je 


O10 Oe © 6 0 eee: 60) 6 (ee 0 8: 0 [60:6 we % Clie! enw O76 6S va) al ial ele a) ete, te! 6). eitametie! lethal aia vameare 


O: 56. Ce) a 6. He! e700) S (eM) ele 6 fe eee (Pe el iem else 2% 5@ 6 te el fee wie) te) ioe) Ser ee ee 


art ce ML WA Net ae ae) na Oe CE TC vc YAY Te Kat ANC We Thal SIC hak SY WY al Lyte PA 


5g hay Ter tee io. 6, She) ie: 6s eed fa) se te eihe Dai elie we Vel bits) were ce) Woele aha ike wens! © alte 


© 10D) @ (ov\ec le. .6 (6, a: 6 Ne Mammeme -¢ (s! 19) ace Em, ha vee, 6, «Lele lea), Sha! les) iv Nalie lal nits) 6 ieitet lel (sbaiel sete 


S16) 616) IRS -8 @ 40 te elre.[e- Te Lele: 0 ele! ws" <e,/e wie, opel ts! a ere bale 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


#612 E16 CRO (6. CES Be: 0: (070) 5@: 0.0) 10 lel Ker swt 618; =) else) le: (ae) em On elke) wa). ete te waa a) 


CP" 5S! OOH Te (O16 1G “o 18' 1. \6 ee (e668) le) -e) we Oey wi wish je) wl velihe) 160.0) \ePtaiten Ollen Te 


SAO OL Se eee SSNS) S, wh LEPS NO a) a ne) a elie? ie oe, pa eee 10.4. Wie Mette a 6 ip fe. 


2) 10. SOOO! ie, Oe, Er nibie] Fanted ents! sa, ce, teww, ee: (af e0:8 lal tiel eal Selo! 6) elle bial ara. sists. aie etie? ra 


cl (eine ed 8) 8! O10. 8/6! eet oF + Se 1B) (ea Fete lier ste) 4)uai hel ate! ee) pole ee net alts Temata lake? a! 


ea: .¢ J0/ ere Ke we '@) 6, ea) © Weis) eye. she 


29,580 
48,669 
101,301 
54,366 
39,100 
23,917 
7,942 
6,759 


$811,261 


5,244,331 
62,151 
629,492 
34,216 
189,086 


$6,970,538 


00 
15 
76 
13 
10 
48 
88 
56 


33 


Number 

| SS Amount of | ae of deaths 

Attained ages. regione insurance. | payment our 

Col. 1 Col, 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 

$ ee ii $ c. 
ZG he oN etd Peden 19,777 19,181,000 00 161,285 00 71 
CD 2o wiceat ee. fob aed ae 23,003 | 23,490,550 00 280,379 00 101 
DUSBLa he eae eee 31,445 31,106,399 00 402,088 00 154 
DOH pone tee oe oct ae 36,926 38,976,857 68 494,002 00) 210 
AHH E Wan nn me een 41,140 47,296,235 20 600,353 00 334 
ye 8) Bak ed tara ee Le te 42,228 52,946,485 09 686,153 00 426 
DO-GE Sites Puce es 39,601 52,808,509 37 688,806 00 567 
SES Le IMR Mie rk AN gk 30,635 43,549,793 93 1,039,206 90 696 
60-64) Fah. ee eee 20,341 | 28,650,788 75 | 535,842 94 695 
BO-O0.s Fp. ie Wee Aa 10,312 15,799,587 74 | 282,239 63 519 
AUN C VneIN ae SRA, oka te cy el 3,715 5,118,721 90 92,220 00 ott 
S Aiget AUB gy ee RR COE Aire emis el 906 855,684 42 27,670 00 98 
SOSA ee ae Ae ee 32 AA SO TEs [AS Virety ene ee 22 
SO ADC OVE ys corse dines ce hee tee tee ate ce ee ee ee Se cksatcee 

otals srccdeetone 300,061 {359,824,687 82 5,290,245 47) 4,170 


Death losses 
incurred during 


year. 
Col. 5 


5,336,569 20 


ST a a 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 53 


eee 


THE DOMINION COUNCIL OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND ROYAL 
TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE, 


(Returns Book, p. 504.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 81st DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, Walnut Street, Hamilton, Ontario. 


——-—— 


Organized 13th February, 1884, and incorporated in Ontario, 9th February, 1885. 
The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


John A. Austin, Dominion Councillor .....++-+++++seee: Toronto, Ont. 
C. VanNorman Emory, Dominion Secretar ye cece n nem Hamilton, Ont. 


I. CurrENcY oF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
No information. 
Il. MovEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


——— Number. Amount. 
ST ars ea oe = (Path: Cem eh wens 
Contracts in force 31st December, NN Dita taser Son en RR ean 5,014 5,408,750 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or Pen Wed ae oem eee oie 314 295,500 00 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during OUT rracives ek foes tenance cees 


—_—— 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 5,828 | 5,699,250 00 
es a ee AE ee Las: | 
| 


Number. | Amount. | 
Deductions: —— — | 
C. | 
Contracts matured in 1917 by death .... 81 98,750 00 
Contracts surrendered for cash value .. Lk Gs 21,500 00 
Contracts lapsed in 1917 ......+-++-+5- 297 | | 243,000 00 
Add to above deductions the amount by | | 
which various certificates still on foot 
were reduced during 1917 ......eee ewer ler ee eeeres 2,500 00 
Total deductions extended.......! 395 | 365,750 00 395 | 365,750 00 
Net contracts on foot 31st December, 1917 a aoa . LO PN eee cs i “4,933. 5,333,500 00 
Number of certificate holders in good standing on 31st December, 1917 4 746 | 5,086,500 00 


Number of certificates temporarily suspended at 31st December, 1917 | 187 247,000 00 


a EE | DT 


Grand total of certificate holders 31st December, 1917... EE a SepeeLY 


54 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


~= 


III]. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Council of Ontario, the total mem- 
bership of which is 1,905. 

Seventeen members of the Grand Council died in 1917, and funeral benefits were paid 
amounting to $825.00. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Grand Council of Ontario. 

There were paid in 1917 sick benefits to 209 members. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $4,263.00. 

The total number of weeks’ sickness experienced was 985. 

The total cash standing to the credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund at 31st 
December, 1917, was $14,700.00. 


V. ASSETS. 
Supreme Body. 
Cash value) ofsmortgagesy .. Gece oa. ener a ek ee $215,527 00 
BONS; OC eo "occas oon he eae See Reel ee EN Oe cn 185,888 02 


Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered banks: 


Banks ol. Mamiltons Haniiltonee seer ee en 31,258 33 
Merchants “Bank, .Montreal@ce . ean) 5,000 00 
Duesacalledi but motsyetupayablom,..5 5 (ee te 9,669 83 
Interest ‘dugor: accriled #.Wsale, Gi. cla aoe eae 16,397 03 
Oth ers aBSOLS <2 5). S 2 shalaen gal ete oss oie are a= es ee 4,956 40 

Total assetS Life Insurance Fund (noteextended )e.n eae $465,734 46 

Total assets General Fund and other funds (not extended). 2,962 15 
POLE roe oe og ae Wace oor en ra ee a $468,696 61 


VI. LIABILITIES, 


Amount of claims admitted by “Society... See Ao ere eee $13,000 00 
Amount of others claims, soy s,s re in ee eee 5,135 99 
Totalramount, of: alljiiabilities aa mean ey ae ee $18,135 99 


‘ ne ee wd 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted against the ‘Society during 1917.—None. 

Assessments are made for the purpose of life insurance each month, and are pay- 
able the first of each month. Twelve such assessments were made in 1917. 

The Society’s books were duly audited during 1917 monthly, 

The following books of record and account are kept for purposes of insurance cer- 
tificates or benefits: Cash Book, Council Register, Certificate Register, Claims, Statisti- 
cal Inventory and two ledgers. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: A. C. Neff, 
F.C.A., Toronto; Oscar Main, Hamilton. 

No changes were made in the constitution and rules in relation to insurance certi- 
ficates or benefits. 

Amount of bond of Supreme Secretary, $10,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, about 4,000. 


or 
Or 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


Number of certificate holders in Ontario, 81st December, 1917, 3,620. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, $3,880,750.00. 
Number of members in Ontario who died in 1917, 60. 

Amount of death benefit claims paid to Ontario members during 1917, $72,306.78. 
Amount of cash surrender values paid during 1917, $4,992.49. 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balanee from 1916 (not extended), $37,011.58. 


Cash received during 1917: 
Supreme Body. Grand Body. 


(arti ficate stGes me acs swe ole roles Fores gictaie nga garters Chas SAT DOU creer 
Ren andmmente (CGH fae cs sie ooiak mets cyie ee eres sits amma rN Tae GiolovoUn suet s rele 
PRRGARINGTICA Here fe cite re ere te ree er et ne i see a erear ene mae mae Phe 9750563) aegueis o 
Per capita tax and levies ........---sseeseeeteres ss sseees 1,291 36 $2,936 84 
CST LOT ATCCS ee ara ee ok sites hele eerste es oecony mesa Aye o1 8912 )) | Pash Se 15 00 
PropacatiGna Ul. volo wars cn ee ce ere orc sess 1,990 09 260 00 
RT DLULeSe SOLU ames geen re heuer accra g rusat tars tse 271 37 Zot to 
Interest and dividends .........--ssseceerr sees erst cceess 24.931543 See eaees 
Guarantee Premiums say. es te es et oe tere te OSR2 Db eres heroes 
IAT Um Other. GOULCER © ctre eke shots ele crate cites & caste Pie ee see aly mee eres 8 le 4,534 76 1,448 33 
Received from investments (not extended), $24,374.45. 
SOOT TEA E18 Crt ay SHIR Ie OT oa. Tei Can Ac CL AQ IN er yoko es 489 60 
TT Era | ees de Sa Neeser tad neo “asus vareaners, Oi $137,037 69 $5,387 53 


REE EA TS 


LX. Casw EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses cof Management. 


Supreme Body. Grand Body. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 


(COM EXPCNGCSa ctor ee eee ee a tre cree eer rarer nice $44 77 $1,174 74 
Commission and organization expenses ..-----+eesresrees 5,873 85 162 75 
ee TCO GER ere ee tees ha ore k aege deter mk a Peete Thee gy a GOSO ne Sikes cate : 
Rerintratioiwe tesa eter ae eg tess 1655 O00 Oe ee eer 
TESVICI Roy eee, Ss DON OA reer ras CT Onan rar Neate 299 29 60 00 
WP ETTLitt etic Cla oe aks nee ican os Tee et ne ere BOO OMS caste 
SHUG. ROLENLS be cho niuieS GGA NGG Wt sors eC SOUR Daas: 196 68 193 00 
Travelling @XPCNSES ...-..- sees reese ees e erst ttt ee re tees 102 20 40 40 
Rent, slight, heat-and taxes) © 2. ence. ss ge sn 753 47 200 00 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors fees 1,980 00 1,570 00 
Medical officers’ salaries and expeNseS ...-----+ seers seers VES Ole alerts 
Pte UN Ee) San co Dice Saas Cate vont Cy eT RAR 590 00 925 00 
eee TP SOULDAL tee ee ieee loc toon etre renee 4 ect inee nek PAGS. Zone maa aoe 
Printing (other than official journal), stationery and ad- 

MEIEEISINS MMe Loe ooo e oor hae ata ee sarees Sse ah oe ious rege aac 438 23 . 197 82 
Postage, telegrams and eEXpreSs ....-----ss see eeeeretreees 539 80 114 09 
MBAEIOTI AE OXDCUSCH RT ert c as ere tee hae ae ey encore esa | Le Sos ston s 459 00 
Premiums for guarantee ....... + secre rere rete cere seers To LUe anise cls eet 
WA TOTOCH Mae ie Brora a a ote, eteastise, ie ini. gue avenener ese ge Wg *) 2 DAE Ga ty AS Sr 
Other management expenses detailed in Memo..........-. 552 21 414 21 


Total expenses of management .....---++e+eeeeer rece $14,566 12 $5,511 O1 


56 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Cash “surrender benefits ..:. 8d... « ced oes eee nieeeenen rem 6,8a07 O60. wl eset 
Life insurance claims other than endowments ........... 98306. TS. 2 vice een 
Muneral benefits: < cape 5 Cle es ae RS cas a ee 825 00 
MO LOK. DOMGLITS) Aes cise cc. ove deacsiccs do eveloleey Uotts OD ieaim Lale a ee earners 14,700 00 


Cash paid for investments, $42,959.13. 


Grand: Cotals: oi ck ain sooaieteke ote oe nS ee ee ae er $119,206 26 - $21,036 01 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, ete., at 3lst December, 1917. 


| Number} ; 
NUgpe | Amount ot | Ante ltdeaths ite ee 
Attained ages. Meld insurance. raeenin pee Rees 
Coll | Cols 2 Col..3 Col. 4 Col. 5 = 

Sire. Sse. $ c¢. 

etd een ee Le te ake 294 250,000 00 180 16 6 5,000 00 
AO aie e AED Rate eae me ole 301,000 00 233 85 1 500 00 
rs WET ee lke eaee eg cement a aa 379 358,000 00 292 14 5 6,000 00 
BODO eR ee eee 421 411,000 00 361 84 2 1,000 00 
A Ae PR . A ee) 458 457,000 00 453 92 1 1,000 00 
SS A ean See ae Se 516 557,000 00 619 24 3 2,000 00 
B= nee Wiles arene ina glee 557 638,500 00 823 75 5 4,500 00 
HOSE eae. | eee Re 584 709,500 00 1,079 74 4 6,500 00 
GUOS tars one eae eo 469 595,500 00 1,108 16 11 13,000 00 
OOS09 ere eae 452 603,500 00 1,430 16 13 19,000 00 
COSI OE Ml ake Ror re vl Zed | 302,250 00 911 92 Ly: 14,000 00 
Tarkett he elie 73 105,000 00 402 40 10 14,500 00 
US RA gs ee ieee criiey al armen ea Zo 32,500 00 158 65 5 6,500 00 
OO V EL a uote wun iste Memeo UL T2000 64 383 4 5,250 00 
OLaUS eon eee te fo 5,333,500 00 8,120 26 81 98,750 00 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS. 


(File I, p. 321.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office of the Society, 30 La Salle Street, Chicago, Ill. 


Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, L. V. Dusseau, Toronto, 


— 


Organized 24th May, 1883, and incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois, 
24th May, 1883. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thomas H. Cannon, High Chief Ranger 


Simeon Viger, Vice High Chief Ranger 


OLs0) 0) 0) @ (0) 16: we 6 fe 6) 6 6 


8) es pia (ess: e. 18167 :6 9thQ Nh 619) eee) «. 


Chicago, Ill. 
Laurence, Mass. 


Phos MCUONaIds High: SOCreLAry oc see sass) ae ac ene Chicagos iL: 


Gustave Keller, High Treasurer 


@)-@) 04/0). 0. 10) le) (ey ie, 0) We, le. (01.0) 5e: © 8 ww 8) 8 ee va © 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Appleton, Wis. 


Amount covered by endowment contracts in force 31st December, 1917.—None. 
Amount covered by contracts other than endowments, or for sick or funeral bene- 
fits, $150,942,500.00. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 
(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 


Benefits. 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during ——— 
1917 


eoeoere,eeereee yg THF HH FFE HTH FH HH BHO 


eeoeeeeoee ee ee ee eer eeee eves ee eseesee ee er eoeesreseeeee tees veer 


Deductions : 


Contracts matured in 1917, death 
Contracts lapsed in 1917 


Add to above deductions the amount by 
which various certificates still on foot 


were reduced during 1917 


Total deductions extended...... 


Number. 


ae 


eeoee neers ee 


1,748,750 00 
4. 886,000 00 


21,500 00 


6,656,250 00 


Cc 


| Number. 


| 148,989 
8,908 


157 ,897 


bat, 100 


mea ie es 
149,584,000 60 


Amcunt. 


7,967,750 00 


| 


47,000 00 


157,598,750 00 


6,656,250 00 


eooerer eo eee ees weve | 


150,942,500 00 


58 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


eS ee ee 
IV. Sick AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Sick and funeral benefits being matters of option with Subordinate Courts, no 
reports are made to the High Court. 


V. ASSETS. 


Bonds, debentures; etc. .\ 0... je ene = w= carer oie cre enc $7,118,347 66 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered banks: 


Citizens’ National Bank, Appleton, Wis. ....---.-esseeeeee eer esecees 30,590 36 
Hibernian Banking Association, Chicago ........-eeeeeee cece eeees 5,000 00 
Provincial Treasurer, Province of Quebec (special deposit) .........---- 5,075 00 
Tnterest due and accrued, .]ec6. 2 cn. cre die ee or als 905 seim sllecel alee ere ole pina ietaaie 118,907 32 
Due from Subordinate Courts .. 20.5 2. oto les o's 2s 2 oe alee es eee =e eens 36,707 90 
Rurniture and fixtures: 620 Cis puss oes «oc oso cusie mi olis Daehn cetwy one ap elivLerriey< erese (our 5,385 00 
Amount, of all other assetsis. . secre cc tee ce creree ete ese ws cater arauetetenete erie iri oe 3,831 83 
TOtAL ASSOLE ceca Wee hoe eerste eee Cette en aie Sees est ales nN tla Pos a encd erage tees ce $7,323,845 O1 
_—— 


Amount. of claims admitted eo. <tc ct ous crore sete = ys sleds wise Urol ele euec tie open yelens $4,887 29 
Amount of claims supposed or reported .......-. cece e cece eee e reece eeee 185,500 00 
Amount of claims resisted 5 sri ces oe cree eset aie errs lee Fit a esneigie as 11,500 00 

Totale Lia Dili tbe eo icyh caste ko enete, Sle se tere te fale oligo Ger Sie oles ollste Vane! otis inten tener ent $201,887 29 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society during 
1917 in Ontario.—None. 

Assessments are made monthly, and are payable first of each month. 

Twelve such assessments were made during the year 1917. 

The Society’s books were audited January and July, 1917. 

Books kept by Society: Benefit Certificate Register, Cash Book, Ledger, Journal, 
Subordinate Court Ledger, and Death Claim Register. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: Barrow, 
Wade, Guthrie & Co.,.Chicago. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the constitution or rules of the Society. 

Bond of Supreme Secretary, $50,000.00. 

Bond of Supreme Treasurer, $200,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, 8,630. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, 8,630. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $8,941,500.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 108. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $122,160.00. 


VIII. Casi RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $52,268.12. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Assessments . (Mortuary ) ssw c+ cles fos © ates siete Uplate eeeiere ee $2,212,279 13 
Loyalty (Assessments 2 Vee owes ons eae eri tetas related a hor en ear aeterg 131,581 00 
Per capita itax’and levies os sed is. Gaiters nes) see are ei annie um yaleterete shel coats @imenaee 149,874 76 
Certificates fees. oie t ces Sais Ge Lie PA ee eee ee eee aa ee 6,310 00 
Supplies 80ld. sche cist 2 eo way ate rite ace atialiah ae Shela te te ee fee een 4,150 42 


Interest ee, kh hob bel Be SE PBS ESS eae Oe eater erare 301,871 23 


1918 


All other sources 


tended), $139,062.50. 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 59 
PremiulisiiOr se Uaran lee OL 1OURe OUICCT Sete cleaieins fetes tas sip ce toleiniens as 8,737 85 
PEA ee Ceres ert en eR ie aiae’ OF opener Ook eae s 1,530 79 

Cash received from repayment of loans or investments (not ex- 
Ee NN tere eee ee or OR ane $2,816,335 18 


Total receipts 


IX. CaSH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Law costs 


Investigation of claims 


Travelling expenses 


Furniture and fixtures 


Clerk hire 
Official journal 


Actuary fees 


Other management expenses 


Life insurance claims 


Per capita tax or levies, other than 


Expenditure, other than 


Nationalenratermal Conpress and. Aw H. 2G. woredi ee cree oe aerate $330 25 
“a Hote pdles Piet OB aan gc eaage AP yr an resin oie lia he cr AeA 1,278 16 
Revistration fees, Insurance Departments (2... 2c. nbc ene tes Tala io 
Meuicaleexaminers salary ANd” EXpenses. «stents s ele tes we sche ee stack 2,640 50 
Peace Tur res Citnte dren NCES cM Rs ee he ea ae ee Eee tee 390 46 
en eta ty eee te Ft Te ott tg EME PEE Seep Meio 8,601 59 
PA eth Pee Sa gn A AOE a ne hn ra Maa gre Po eal ts A 107 75 
Rentelieht eueateand ire INSUrANCO pat, ois seis ae eee c eae sew e oreo G 5,577 65 
BLL LlesmOticers: anosauallOrey LOGS ot selec ait ature ee creeks vient tees eietes tee 16,930 56 
RR Set cas oo IIS RS aOR ne CREE I ae a Gene 28,344 65 
URN aed ae Weer N ey art ee fe Pree Oe ort ot tates ta at Ghee Beets 26,859 29 
Prilier se welLaAllolery anueaGOVertisile rs ain suse sali ©. sean eereee oe siete 6,231 79 
Postage, telegrams and express, telephone ................ cee ee eeeee 5,291 56 
Rade AUR ae Ud Ai pas A Mer gs a Sy ee es RAE ee Re Pe AE ot ire angi BR A 157 25 
gdh It 8: he Pe CERRY MOU tPA egrias ae ay? AN WIT 8s 
LOLAIEeS DENSES Ole mManarenren tay civesiels se ciaserd deities + cneepe ciel ee $104,645 04 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Ag die A Rt ot Ric te AUN Jag. lat St Pec ag an Uae a a ae Ae A 1,755,716 20 
TOTSIN ANAS NICD taal. cee esa ss cer nels 29,948 50 
LOT OL OIN Cme ria ce aero cao Geter oP intese Gavere: Sule Sitio teh ete 11 986 47 
BPE A cicairkpy Me tay. ha Pig tet ie Oe A Re Pe eR $1,902,296 21 


Total expenditur 


Schedule by ages of membership, 


Attained ages. 


eoeeereoee ee ee eee ee rae 


e@eoeoeerereeeeee ee ee eee 
eoeceee 
eoeceseeee ee eoe ee ee ee oe 
eeeoe eevee reese ee eee eee 
eeoeeeeeeereeoe eee se eeoe 
eoeere ere e eee eee eee eee 
eeeoerer een eeeeeeee eevee 
oeerer eer eee eee eeeeree 
eooeoteeree eee eee ee eee 


eeoerereeoereereese eee ee eead 


eee ererereev eo eoeeereeer eee 


oereoe eros eee eeeae 


members. 
Col. 1 


17,379 
17,996 
19,557 
19,469 
20,175 
19,079 
16, 238 
11, 893 
6,244 
2,178 
453 
137 

3 

1 


150, 797 


amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Number’ 
| Amount of Death losses 
See monthly aa incurred during 
; payments. Pe year. 
Col-72 Col..3 Col. 4 Col. 5 
$ G: by dees, be 
15,530, 750 00 | 150,530 81. 67 | 63,500 00 
| 16,762,250 00 186,298 44 87 85,000 00 
18,619,500 00 232,596 08) 94 | 91,750 00 
19, 280,500 00 267,870 14) 141 139,000 00 
20,376, 250 00 298,165 66, 186 191,500 00 
19,983,750 00 320,975 64 215 230,500 00 
17,450,000 00 299,558 52 249 263,000 00 
13,148,500 00 248,522 92 267 310,000 00 
6,984,000 00 134,052 00 171 186,500 00 
2,197,000 00 56,303 94 108 111,000 00 
468,000 00 12,989 40) 44 44,000 00 
138,000 00 4,285 50) Bo 33,000 00 
3,000 00 OTeDGl es tore ce eee ek heen, Nees 
1,000 00 DARA aoa) pea cin ee eee 
150,942,500 00 |2,212,279 13) 1,662 1,748,750 00 


60 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE SUPREME LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. 
(File I, p. 60.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


ed 


Head Office of Supreme Lodge, Minneapolis, Minn., U.S.A. 


Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Alex. Coulter, 92 Park Road, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 19th February, 1864. Re-incorporated by Special Act of Congress, Janu- 
ary, 29th, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Grand Lodge of Ontario at the 31st December, 1917, 
were as follows: 


James G. Wilson, Grand ‘Chancellor 22. 650s nse ee Toronto. 

Alf. W. Wilkes, Grand Vice-Chancellor ....0..........-....... Hamilton. 

W Boe Corrie) Grand@Prelater sic. cos tered ore stele epicenter arevers St. Thomas. 
Alex. Coulter, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal ...........- Toronto. 
John Burns, Grand Master of Exchequer ...-......+.++eeseee Niagara Falls. 


Thos. Towers, Past. Grand ‘Chancellor. n. es eee oe se er ee Hamilton. 


II, MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts for endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—N one. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


‘Supreme Lodge. Number. | Amount. 
Contracts in force 31st December 1916 ....... cece eee eee cece enee 71,682 96 898,817 06 
Add contracts taken during 1917. 2.25. 02% odes ces vances sc ee wae 4,957 6,089,000 00 


— ee 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917| 76,639 102, 487, §17 00 


j 
Number. Amount. : 


Deductions : NL aces (ls Slabs tia |e eee 


$ co? 

Contracts matured in 1917 ...........6+ ipa! 1,691,176 80 
Contracts lapsed ‘in 1OL7™ sn... ates 3 Oar 4,290,505 20 
Contracts SUPTENGETEC . sac ce.c 5 orcs tise lecelace in e ett oie fies epee aio woot 
Add to above deductions the amount by 
which various certificates still on foot 
were reduced during 1917 1... ..ceccccc(evescccees [eres ernsvarers 


Total deductions .......+sesee0s | 4,178 | 5,981,682 00| 4,178 | 5,981,682 00 


Net contracts on foot 31st December, 1917 ....... AAAS ee Ce 12; 461 96,506,135 00 
In Ontario, 218. 

No. of deaths, 4. 

Benefits paid, $3,500.00. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario, $243,443 00 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 61 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS, 


Piaea Cr ee ee aes Sein a ole Sie aus cone + SMa rete ets gs 64s: '9 6 we V8 $99 80 
WITETESE TDA) not: hs sa cee sho Rds sols ble 8 Siege mene oe rr ns PEEIS ee ene 6 8h 1,784 34 
BOOM LY DAVIES fe Sik tt wes PRA ke Wee 86 57 celts mmmen eRe T bm Sr ee 6s 2,401,400 45 
eT POe TL POTT TITY Ceti OD LS) ac teie 2 eth oo snl ol ope Pe clip ine ee ea ee ore es ens 442,611 39 
APIIGEMSOTIT COME te eis oe iwc ne kt Damoosine ale eae eiavg.s Be 8s Soets 8 EE EAA eae 20,953 49 

Ora TeeEECOLDLS artes © ernest Se rH tetas ce Nites sate on. ages « Sasa $2,866,849 47 


TT COTATI COM CIALING at yee cas wun he oo Sms oa wenn e eves ue eis oh fvel ep face 2-616 lle oie alee $1,583,180 81 
Printing, supplies and office expenSeS .......-.. ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee 84,345 85 
DU auet HPAL OMEN CT TYE ETVA ELIA G® (ct, fod wie eo note Sah vlads Fee GEA Riac ale mine t daa) vse! patie Gayle Mane alin ee 10,542 00 
BPE ATT ACL ON etn iaiotel cot ooh eet oie eet acer piel sire eee Od sd oe notes, Gell teats 94,264 21 
MTs thure CRATES soe, CHL eelars sec: sralca bs elec een oe BOS Tom Niwlgraiiene Ae were 5 Aw hin ely wo aienae s 7,220 86 
Depreciation in municipal bonds: ..........6500 Pe eee ee ene ene LE S790 G6 
CUEMAVEST EG SUCVTLS ec cee ieee coeee aie mee eater cliin: a wats fol Sk Scatter v/R ah alin asian Aad! gels te 111,592 50 
Pr eat OCS DENUILUT CS lc cis cise rinse 6 ke Goel gues Seale ee tey vials. nliclare arm, bum) Weeden, she V8 65,257 66 

TtaleOX er C1 Ure see oem cts eu eer sim ceein ahs oye tian Nasa ne ba eee $1,968,283 55 


Balance, receipts over expenditure, 1917 ........ 2... eee eee eee eee eeee $898,565 92 
Palance on Nand, sist December, LOLG: oi. eis islets Seuss Cela ect ee $e 8,573,427 16 
Palanceton Nand—-sist, December, 1911s cos crs ce as wee urine $9,471,993 08 
Deposited as follows: 
“ok By TAI Se Wall Col. ge Bubble ipo px, Ay Re ee ag ioc Dae BCR IY Soviets Pa rae he Mr 124,755 04 
CSIR MTT MGC Re Ck Tee ores ON Moe pitta cc cuonthee eee easel tak ante, taeameiele Noudt ite alee Os 750 00 
BURTEES SET LLS CCTIVT C3 COs a, kee tetera en ee Ime Ncitit tata tahet tiara eae tate, pheletan ars 9,346,488 04 


$9,471,993 08 


GRAND LODGE OF ONTARIO. 
III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Subordinate bodies, with a total member- 
ship of 3,414 at 31st December, 1917. 


Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 41. Funeral benefits 
amounting to $2,790.00 were paid. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 215. 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, in respect of sick members, $4,963.02. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 1,409. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $1,348.44. 


Amount of cash standing to the credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund at 31st 
December, 1917, $43,616.69. 


62 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


V. ASSETS. 
Subordinate 
Grand Body. Bodies. 
Insbank on sist) December, 19070 sarees cece tte tetera ere arate $2,497 63 $48,271 17 
PATIL OCH ET a a occ cea es Ca cid ep saa BRE oes Eke re EL PO ee 20,111. 59 
Total: assets. aoe ee io pa hve ee ee ee ee ee $2,497 63 $68,382 76 


TE ALT TN PO STIR 
VI, LIABILITIES. 
Aggregate amount of all liabilities (subordinate lodges) .............. $414 25 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Payments for insurance certificates are fixed monthly rates, and are payable from 
the 1st to the 20th day of each month. Eleven such payments were made during 1917. 

The books of the Society were audited on July 2nd, 1917. 

Books kept by the Society are as follows: Numerical Statements, Lodge Receipts, 
Lodge Expenses, Financial Statements. 

Names and addresses of auditors: J. R. George, Port Hope, and J. E. Ripper, 
St. Catharines. 

Amount of Grand Treasurer’s Bond, $500.00. @ 

Amount of Grand (SSecretary’s Bond, $500.00. 


VIII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), Grand Body, $1,124.56. 


Subordinate 
Grand Body. Bodies. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 


Initiation and application Leesa sc se ae ieee a $817 00 
Per ‘Capita’ taki oie 0 ee free ee rene hence oh ee eon e es arene $3,302 50 > eee 
IBCs: ne ee UR POSE Rin welt in a ol eA Ce OS as 19,483 15 
ASSOESSMNENKS tide cie wie a ete ee erase reine Rene eal es eve agg ate ne tea 422 15 
Devrees sand -car devs 8 22 oie ae ee aire ere eter cge, ecient on Thee ot iri 1,571 00 
Supplies #s0ld. 233. Gece ah eee ee ee eee ee eae 703 12 163 70 
Rent 2 wen reo ey ee ies ee heer ee ee 510 00 
Interest ose eee ee a er eee ae ees a 1,937 41 
All*other’ So0Urces 7.5 85s he Soa cet Ui eee eee ere ee 399 01 

Total: 'TecEIpts.:: Makes. Ses aine ne en re en seen ee eee $4,005 62 $25,303 42 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxepenses of Management. 


Subordinate 
Grand Body. Bodies. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Commission and organization expenses .........-.+.-:ss6) | ss. see) ne 
Pervcapitaitax:andslevies Mun, ae Pe eee ee. es ee ee $242 62 $3,034 80 
Registration’: fee oor. Wak site Se ee he en ee 25°00: See 
fixpenses, of annual meeting = 22 i... eee eee ee Be 482-50) (Fe 
Supplies: bOuszht 2h. w. conn chk ee once tee cet ne ee ent ee eneant 319 43 729 61 
Renteient -heatkand: taxess'.2b cane ee ee eevee eee 33 00 4,062 77 
Travelling GXpensSesi) cacaccc coe cree ce etces raeane One eee cine ee 268,20) |. ee ee 


Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ fees .........0....06.+. +s 640 00 1,434 32 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 63 


Oficiale journal § Vik cee ose aig eee se ea ae oe wile ote ZGSPOR. oo oF asc tas Bae cee 
Printing, stationery and advertising .....----++++++++++: 155 10 695 89 
Postage, telegrams and eXpressS ......--- +s seers eet teens 188 02 460 50 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers ....-.....+.-+-- LOO. bares ree 

Total expenses of management .....----+.+seerereeee $2,632 55 $10,417 89 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


TOTAL & DENIES © re te eee ee we ee eae eens Aare ica iene esa ie ee 1,235 00 
Benefits to widows and orphans ..........-s ese ee ee ee eee cette 1,555 00 
Retr WeEstr fl Gay ee at cae aie cies oes henean sree sarees ols cmeeeteetaya co ctl svomer aye 8 4,963 02 
Medicnit attendance. iin be ae sn Soe cele pane ciate ne ieie erent rena a Malm Gabe y ls wins 1,348 44 
Gratuities to distressed members .......-.- eee eee reece eee 219 85 
Oihece expenditures, fone se vee ey ee oe eee Sires ee acme 9) 7 Lasts gies sos» 4,887 68 

TOtAl OXPENGILUTOs feat els die cic cee eee es ret res oye $2,632 55 $24,626 88 


CIS EE ED 
Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, ete., at 31st December, 1917. 


(Fourth Class.) 


Number 
| Number | Amount of | gfAMOUrt, fotdeaths| Death pees 
Attained ages. rer here insurance. Rrinentel pes veut 
Col. 1 Col. 2 Pe Coles Col. 4 Col. 5 
$ ¢ $ ¢ | tec 
16-24 ecocerevvreersrsesnereer eno e}/eee8 ee e@eeeleseee eoecresrseeeoleseeereseeeeel|esoes CO e828 eees ees esos 
OU Mi hae ceive reese Byte AM gl Raene ac ete EE eee i > io Star are ia eal ms crests eo aitto ate lolece erwae eetieia tore 
STREET gions Sig ae ee Mean 2 2,186 00 Sac WWE cree oinlolc ce oto tiem rece 
ee REY eat aoe tls sas wo 16 22,567 00 394 45 1 1,000 00 
Weed 0B 2 es alight eek ae a 31 54,218 00 O7TG285cel ee ects ee oe a eee 
CRRA cae aha an ae 72 103, 281 00 2,434 84 4 7,543 00 
Pe Ame eae Seok Cie bs — 116 203,956 00 5,892 08 3 7,000 00 
Uae Re tate wire 158 287,223 00 11,186 79 5 ' 5,984 00 
AIM Atle © Sei Oa a Ae 184 351,807 00 17,601 27 Lt 20,000 00 
“(Age AU i aa Ae ee age a 283 509,993 00 a5,001 93 21 32,008 00 
RT eee eae cicds cutee ot on 376,725 00 31, 833 98 al 51,000 00 
Pp Oe occ oe eat ale oc 99 181,033 00 20,304 21 13 23,221 00 
Be ee. See ee ew ees 27 33,956 00 5,206 04 a 6,548 00 
MNPALOVER ncn cast ress 3 5,500 00 1,142 14 1 597 00 
otalecciccenntitaies 1,218 2,132,445 00 (130,351 O01 97 154,801 60 


64 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 3lst December, 1917. 


(Fifth Class.) 


Paes be ‘ cheek | i ‘Number 


Number Amount | Death losses 
Amount ‘ofdeaths| . A 
. of ’ of mortuary . incurred during 
SENN ES members of insurance. payments. gute year. 
Col. 1 Col 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 
| YP eee oe 5 ie 
UNG) S20 ee ae ee rR eel e0o Late 00 21,685 32 1 500 00 
raAS TeAU PSY WA ATR SS ao erga | 4,051 | 4,548,401 00 83,514 85 14 16,851 48 
eee mie Se eae ee, | 7,230 | ‘8,339,734 00 138,187 86 36 45,905 92 
PS TSS | ak NC ge gh at rae RnR ee | 10,146 | 12,009,573 00 191,616 70) D7 66,054 44 
1 TUE Ge Ae ee Re ..| 11,388 | 14,225,824 00 232,814 59) 85 108,976 48 
aL ee Se wean reyes ees a 11,955 , 15,914,152 00 276,025 97; 126 188,932 48 
SUD SNUER che ADI AP me ae | 9,708 | 18,909,310 00 266,660 08 165 217,500 00 
BOO os ie os oheelelitcat pwc tl OOS oN Loe ee2a2.00 Zt igioieooees 150 287,367 00 
GOSGE a CA Berek Ne emia 4,818 7,527,595 00 203,720 67| 175 309,000 00 
o—OOG Sy he eee es | -2,015 | 3,127,600 00 191,263 80) 103 161,188 00 
TOE se tetas fot tok 55D | 873,438 00 59,172 38 51 90,500 00 
DOs Ch kak Ae ar ee L2sn0 186,433 00 16,704 72! 16 25,500 00 
ROSSA eet oe sch a ae 22) £628 796.00 3,723 31 8 17,000 00 
SOP OOVED eve er aes 4 | 7,500 00 1,411 . 85} 1 1,000 00 
Votalss.t.seeoee 71,243 | 94,375,690 00 1,963,693 95) 1,024 1,586,275. 30 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 65 


THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. 
(File I, p. 44.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30TH NOVEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 51 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized in 1871, and incorporated in Canada, 26th May, 1874. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 30th November, 1917, were as follows: 


LES LOO Kee UP TESLCOI Lota amcce cic oui vie toute omer ea eee ets eee ie Toronto. 

Sr ULL aet Shae ices POSIMOllig cat cscs cats 6 ub Ast unc oes ke ere tae Toronto. 

WeEELOGTO. 720 peViICE= TOS] GON bic! aaaverds aw. aye FC isda ota eee Toronto. 

Mime line me TeAsUl er tect tric sstthe alate oe eca te es 6 eae ee hoes Toronto. 

TAS MOAT all Ue OCU CLALY Me hitorcce sok meee Gee bees ee te te en arch Toronto. 

Ill. Funerat BENEFITS.—None. 
IV. Sick BEeNEFITS.—-No official Sick Benefits. 
V. ASSETS. 

ASEM AOGUEEAIES — hone ace Bl ten PRION IPE rng ee ie agra Rein ends AIO oi Bnae PU Sea OR Ce LS $35,000 00 
Petite EUG DOLI TC OME CLG ec alee ree wa eee ee glee Sette els ere, eas aya hee 1,278,547 15 
Cash on deposit, not drawn against, in Dominion Bank, Toronto ........ 14,767 54 

POLAT sASSOLS Suir een ie canis ceteee Rea thoy caso Mig DE a he Eee en $1,328,314 69 


VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 


VII. MiSCcELLANEOUS. 


- No actions were instituted against the Association during 1917. 

No assesssments are made. 

The Society’s books were duly audited on December 15th, 1917. 

Books of record or account kept for the purpose of insurance contracts of benefits: 
Insurance Register. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: James 
Ff. Lawson, Toronto; Henry Barber, Toronto. 

No changes were, during year ending 30th November, 1917, made in the constitu- 
tion in relation to insurance certificates or benefits. 

Bond for Secretary, $3,000.00. 

Number of members, 12,232. 

Number of members whose mortuary benefits were paid in year ending 30th Novem- 
Bere Lo i= 117. 

Amount of benefits paid during the year, $77,961.92. 


Amount of insurance in force 30th November, 1917, $5,553,638.45. 
bony 8; 


66 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


OE oa a Ree eee) ee ee eae 


VIII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916, $4,922.42. 
Cash received during 1917: 


Travelling Certilicates «oe. « sac -ccele Oe creene rai he same lei creme keene $114,435 
Honorary” Certificates: \igcw. 6 6 eee oe ye Pini suum teciecr, ore euec nae 7,890 
Duplicate certificates 2. tas 6 ates ee pe ere ae ea cea 324 
Interest and GividendsS c05 52 oe eats cee ns gee oe eee cee geeks 59,174 
BROT hole a cteis Wel wore hee ema oe ins wea oe emee a tha Sean Na Cero” she aries een E Riee roeet hee tie 4,450 
Investments repaid (not extended), $32, 100-00: 

Matal: TECEIDES mia. atelneyers bie oe Sete anede he, ote tel mele) eaten uote -emrecel che werar $186,273 


00 
00 
00 
15 
00 


15 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Amount paid during 1917: 


Commission expenses Of agencieS ........- eee e ees re cece te eencere $2,081 94 
Td Wels COSTS im hog Ca i he Gea eee SA ietia eos eee ato en = els elie epc nea esas 148 85 
Expenses of annual meeting ..........- sees sere crr ener e nese rec scans 150 00 
Supplies DOws ht 2 sec le ee socal ee eee oe ee cee ete aoa shee lel arers a vee 100 90 
Travelling “EXPENSES waar fee os ticle ee weeeetmioltta tees ape © o Bere ies oalare one aeons 143 00 
Rent, light, heat and taxes, etC, 2.22. 2.0 ee ie eee ee tenes 5,630 05 
Managing officers’ salaries; “eC, (275 0.5. sis whe ere senate fete ee ae esac 4,242 00 
Clerk hires So ee es ee eae te clot ce tote ehectat a cc a nel ee See evens Caen Eee 1,710 00 
Printing and advertising 22%. 0 0: eects = ie ee 2 enone ntrale 1,408 76 
Postage and stationery, GtG. 21. Gece i epee ee wrens ay re piedas le rea enclen 1,180 23 
Patriotic and Red Cross SUDSCYIDTIONS. «os tacks ore es eee ee eee 8,779 SE 
Volunteer “members cao te os aaeen weenie sds Se Rie estates ce ees alee cae fet oe 2,540 00 
Other imanacine Expenses i6.4 ssc: misters fate cee eee ere og herent aon 1,569 50 

Total 20S ee Fee re ee ed er rete) cite ee eae seh $29,684 73 


Mortuary ‘benetltS soa. 54.cteu eee ke shone ath a regen ve Cee erane on alee) een 77,961 
Investments (not extended), $101,537.03. 


Total OXPENdituTes ve ewe clr ren ee elec eg erate see ete ener $107,646. 


92 


65 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 67 


LA SOCIETE DES ARTISANS CANADIENS-FRANCAIS. 
(File I, p. 559.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, Montreal, Quebec. 


Chief Agent and Attorney for Ontario, Napoleon Champagne, Ottawa; amount of 
deposit, $5,000.00. 


Incorporated 28th day of December, 1876. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Rodoinnee bedart Presiden tase aaactecie ee cactite eke tere ore Montreal. 
Some LOULSA I MV ICG LE TeESIC ON Lin into ieae eiciisck tem a ree ale Montreal. 
FiCurie ROVE MOClelLALY= ETeCaAStrCly etre cn cae cic ces oietes nee Montreal. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(vb) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benejits. 


——- | Number. | Amount. 
ee eye i Ca Ses pane Siqeuce 
eet ractenn torce ols ba wecem Derr 1010. eects s oe ee ee ocak ese.) 140,042" & oa: 080s a2 aL 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed .............000: mewn 2nd | 2,093,278 00 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 1917............ 130,416 00 


Gross number and amount of contracts onfcotatany time during1917 46,796 | 35,304,226 31 


| Number. Amount. 
Deductions : | eee aa oe 
c.| 
Gontracis matured in LOL7T. os .S ees) 400 331,939 00) 
monutraces-1apsed 1m A917. Ses 5 bo steare c fee eee load bo L07.00 
Poniracts reduced in 1917... . 226. 23s | sae Sel 123, 118925 
Total deductions extended......, POOL wl i20, 1O4e25) eee, SOL Ge Dicom Loaves 
Nei contracts on foot at 81st December, 1917..........-.....+4+04./ 44,405 | 83,578,062 06 


IV. Sick BENEFITS, 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Supreme Body. 

There were paid in 1917 sick benefits to 5,040 members. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $149,965.28. 

Tne number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 29,993. 

Total amount standing to the credit of the fund at 31st December, 1917, $102,954.81. 


68 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


V. ASSETS. 

Supreme Body. 
Gash value of real estate: <2 a0 td pie seem gee a ew eee $98,875 09 
Mortzages-on real estate <5. % bik = 2 etek mie siege eae 740,452 67 
Bonus, (debentures, securities (= 703.5 > tele e ere ece oe: 2,722,937 91 
Actual cash in hand (other than in bank) held by Cashier ............ 4,855 14 

Cash on deposit to Society's credit, not drawn against, in the following 

chartered banks: 

Hochelaga Bank, Montreal, Que. .....:...seesee creer cece neers eees 63,704 98 
Hochelaga Bank, Montreal, Que., gnecial, GepOSit 2... = «9m eine = oom 5,000 00 
National’ Bank, Montreal, Que. «2 «252%. = cme wo oc nie a Ors aie a > oe ie 14,551 98 
Provincial Bank,. Montreal, Que. =. 0. ...0.25- s50 = eee ee ce eee aoe 16,314 24 
Dues and assessments, due and unpaid .......-e eee e reer tere ree re reece 15,948 05 
Trterest oe. | Leics oka o a.s woe keeeiee neue eee a aati ka sae cette ee eae eee eros ech rea 44,643 84 
Pent GUC «Ke hc awism + 0 Blois wre BTy eobsgye vce Pirie! oie Saereymnn ee ial enhanae FeaeGs nce ara 22,010 oa 
BMiurniture, etc. 2. = .e. a aie Tr i a ge ere gho Sab ETS 7,000 00 
Supplies, stationery, printed matter, badges, etC. .....-.---+. esse eeeees 4,500 00 
TOA. LOr MEMDELS -. cis, cites dle ee bo eede epee Mend ote ey cua Meare ee hae eee eee oa 53,543 00 
Loan to members’. class, B. & Dy «2.2.2... 2-0 cess ew cite ae Wee ere 183,320 47 
TOTAL soo Re Sik ylle wedi deus O's oe caters hie arene tue ieheee a emia 90 tanks ame Re peas $3,998,024 69 


VI. . LIABILITIES, 


Amount of claims supposed, reported or UNnAaaTusted ~ 2s «tee ee eee $30,653 00 
Assessments paid in advance © 0... see. ee ec eee eee tee wenn eens nae 5,182 47 
Alls other ‘liabilities. cc ik 5 ete ee ne ee aie ate ae ree iefeocau 

Total. Vialbilities i). 28.6 scene a aie oes sae sw Siete errr ene a teeam iene ree $37,573 83 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted against the Society during 1917: Mrs. W. Preno- 
veau vs. La Societe des Artisans Canadiens-Francais; Superior Court, Montreal Dis- 
trict, $1,120.00. Defence: ‘Society claims Mr. Prenoveau was no longer a member, not 
having paid his monthly dues. Settlement out of court, 


One assessment per month is made for purposes of insurance certificates or benefits. 
Twelve such assessments were made during 1917 and were payable the first day of every 
month. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited monthly. 

The following books of record and account are kept: Ledgers, Record, Card System 
and Report Books. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: T. G. 
Bertrand and W. Lamarre, Montreal, Que. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules of the Society 
in relation to insurance certificates or benefits. 

Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $10,000.00. ; 

Number of members in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 1,643. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 31st December, 1,643. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario, 31st December, 1917, $1,346,594.00. 

Number of members in Ontario died during 1917, 16. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $9,450.00. 

Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $5,264.55. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


69 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balances from 1916 (not extended), $44,702.62. 
Cash received during 1917: 


LEIA se Pan a Sa eC Ra ne Ot car ee etre ware 2 eer 
cis STIL OEY Ge ee renee arn Su ite orn ies anlar oar ucwisate ae car’ stole Mer eases ® 
BT A aOR Lia IL ES Mic nc rete eter eee ote chet an ctr ae wats 
LPYSS Ler T Ty Rk oe 9 Qo tog ab eae Cgc Pag mg ttt RE Wg Og ae gait 9 em 
Sap Dies M6010 eta ORCS a6 LCi eee oc a is cinch eee oats tils Genie ole ou 
Espo aed OMS Ao 0s ese Soma eae ees ere ree ee SN ess cds og er ee 
COM Misc a ei grckt eee wae a ate, atete oie ree one he aint tne rae & a Seeneh sa 
RICO [GAS LOCSi ean te era) ah. We atns 8 caret etc are hir cists. macta Boke s ec 
PremiiniswiOre eliarantlee One OiUCOTS. Gii.. cists pletele a eteets gh 4s ou, ere 
TSG AY Se LOSI OTIVDOIS Vet, hee a ered coe ch pet ete Ele cet ees dee ane eMC alia Phra ahs 
Received from investments (not extended), $117,199.47. 


PROLAT MCASH TECElD lsc. yatsee cme heh AGES Nee Sento atc eke! whske ere loratne: We 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


; (a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917: 


PRAT IEAT ACE LOLS A EPOI ee ire to, aes hte ee ns are e's ode Vig fos we see we 04 
Comimicsion. and) OFZanizadlOM Expenses “24.0 Bent eo ee et ee. 
Be MCSE eee eee. ea ane col naa SE cic cap) ich aga cate ita ta ogaie [ein 
PommicsiOn alo -COM@CTOrS. ANG DANKE "nes fe teres xc m ie = aasteremes 
PlelusOle LOU S67 MCUMIECTS =, ereurs lei «ere te 6 ste elem sidte em aenyeue tense ies 
COTS Parlors LCOS mete ree 1 oisiak toe cee gatale ioigtanel eta Ne 8ae one aS age es 
TODO AUEZOT © CAL AT tat tay, cremate eatin) ota ig vere ens Tar sua seers ete extiegecre 
PNCRTES LE Ree CO aterm arte OR, oR eilas G6) sl-askavee IWS al aVe'e (abe Bow aerea Giese 
STEED LL COME DOILE 1 Ea aaron iti tre Mapes can pictite wns ok Sragh, 2 wok iia an aerei te sree, 
Meters ieciia Li alaa errata e ate sk rere a aka ees cat <p dng ls oe ca wide ees 
Pexpeicess oc: Od ee) Gilicials FIMeetiNng Wy BAdhs see ows. ee mes un 
eRe Tie at CMD CIAES marae els seen ieee tires, wiatishe eteRete teehee we aoa ae eens 
meraxes rel, ligt, neal, and repairs to pbuilding: 2. ii..-2).... 
Sa latices Oiicores ssa Ue All LOLS 61 GOS. summer a iate alain aletg = arevage-scen se 
Medical -examiner’s salary and, expenses. “nw... ee nie oe 
CEM eE A res Bt Gey Pie ee i Oe oe ARETE rae Aarne CEP Ree am ee 
CS YGRTEARES bE (CIV Ste dae teeta amc healer ghey” 9 ee dae gh gly naa ram er Perera 
fering we etaliOlerye: al soy Cf LIGll Soe ace eae Sales eles 4 oe em ooh 
Oath em OlCP TAINS FAD mee DIOSS: Boats a es a> son eure are clots ma as 
Premises LOnee tarantee. Ol OllGGl Ss sine. aust pos oes pet le ars een 
USL LLG LES) eee rs ane, ee ee ei ee ene ta Sao eal shure cle hae hand 
SUpOrdiiatesiedical Mexpen Ses: moss ve sie ccoiamt < Gane cle sca niaa lo gaeye 


(Ota expense Ole TUANGSCIICN Gesu dole snatches ss che x aceysueicsao 
(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Pee UTI ECC MC LAL eae ie eh eet ne) Slave, reales alate i med area De aN 
es Bis FOE AVGNT CAL Bh ser ries fee ares Sipe che yan rae ab etoay Sic odors sacats TP elallizants ae 
RAS etl Cll Laie eh atta Ta ens are UR re Bes ow ihn nf peaked x aoe 
LESS Tyg pkvcis SM ateraQciat too i Ll a 1 Olah te eS ear ee Er ae 
DBO Lam LA ELLCLIFDET Oreo aie cree ete ee atone eee a hed NM ee eee Le 
BATT ATITILE A DETICUES) Wats steels wee tad 4k wae ee ein wees Wirt Wetec eet ae Piet s 


For investments, etc. (not extended), $416,456.26. 


Doty LOO CILIT Eee een eee. Fone tee waka yr toe tire ae 


Cie i 


Supreme Body. 


Ee an $93,037 80 
Tet ter 696,685 80 
SEP en 615 12 


aS are 767 50 


piace bee $990,848 50 


Supreme Body. 


SiGe $1,115 83 
ete 12,160 99 
eerie 1,351 56 
oer 803 23 
Tinavene 810 55 
Pena 399 50 
aes 13,976 38 
Swe 1,302 50 
sotee™ 4,395 55 


PAAR 10,000 30 
ee 910 25 
er om 20,689 87 
ties se ats 8,581 57 
Saneaoy 6,464 57 
Ree 2,106 2 
Mare Sus 1,147 20 
Ten akeers 97 3 


Siheaty ts $96,656 91 


Be pera 320,025 50 
Pee ere 149,965 28 
SECA 100 00 
rare 6,000 00 
ar ee 31,594 00 
5k ae 25 00 


Ve ee $604,366 69 


THE REPORT OF THE 


N Oe 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


| Number | Teas: Amount of | Se _ Death losses 
ened of pre aie: monthly |: anrin : incurred during 
SAREE ESE members. | ; payments. | Seg | year. 
Cole Colr2 Coles 2 4 Col, Aa Col. 5 
$ C. Sine. Sac. 
2A ET EN Si cise sale as 6,673 4,269,971 00 38,613 99 23 15,750 00 
DO Coe irtite dhe eg tore ss 5, 139 3,960,164 50 40,361 92 33 22,750 00 
BOR Oder ooo tte ur aie oat 6,575 4,860,372 50 55,931 68 39 26,620 00 
BB Mma ce eee reece ee 5, 623 4,259,477 25 56,388 24 35 29,750 00 
G24 eee rales oicnie sate 5, 086 3,894,870 25 60,629 38 Bt 30,540 00 
Aah Pe et eerste ie oes 4,586 3,692,880 31 66,762 20 28 24,816 00 
EN) Oates Menen re Oe steal enero 4,185 3,517,965 50 74,369 77 48 41,309 00 
Tye od eek ae ate wryreae Peace 3, 368 2,864, 802 00 69,042 65 50 44,394 00 
HOO Sere ee ee Peeters alae 1,709 1,489,510 75 40,682 49 54 49,624 00 
5-00 Me cee Sieloedstoneoetaues 714 644,996 00 18,333 29 ae 24,247 00 
Os eee ates elace edie sere es 108 95,252 00 4,527 88 10 7,539 00 
DE COME aac ice Satatoncne 34 24,600 00 916 41 2 1,600 00 
RUSSL ee eee elas are ee 4 2,200 00 73 SL. Voces tk cclveceu seu ene 
RyRANCUOVEN wee meets cates ces 1 1,000 00 BIC B84 ihc oe aes we lee oe ce eee 
LO ta1S ves exesetee sheaie ce 44,405 33,578,062 06 (526,671 55 386 318,939 00 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


THE ST. JOSEPH UNION OF CANADA. 


(File I, pp. 115, 841.) 


Head Office, 325 Dalhousie Street, Ottawa, Ont. 


Organized 22nd March, 1863; incorporated 1st June, 1864. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


MeL Great Leer CSL GeN ties ncietee dein w/a Aerie ere tate ace erate ie sucunmaitcs. ate Sherbrooke, Que. 
Veclerceescerctaryal reasuretiess eee sce. areiere see tase Ottawa, Ont. 


(b) Contracts for Insurance, other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 


Benefits, 
= Number. | 
montracts i 1orceo lst. December, 1916... 2 5 re oa caw nelca seeks as 28, 874 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed............e0008. 2,599 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot atany time during 1917) 31,478 
~ Number. Amount. 

Deductions : eeratcooree iy be enero seems 

; C. 

Contracts matured in 1917.............) 223 217,100 60 

Pontracts apsed in l9Ol7 2. ese. es ss 2,395 1,833,600 00 

Deduction of certificates ...........c0e(ee8 ve eees . 5,250 00 
Total deductions extended....... 2,618 2,055,959 00 2,618 
Rrereontracts on 10otiab olst. December, 1911s. oc. es ce wens se te | 28,855 


No special fund for funeral benefits. 


Amount. 


$ c. 
8,363,620 60 
1,600, 250 00 


29,963,870 09 


2,055,950 00 


Ill. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Number of members’ wives deceased in 1917, 128. 


Amount paid in respect of deceased wives of members, $10,106.25. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who have received sick benefits during 1917, 3,751. 
Amount of sick benefits paid, $101,805.41. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, —. 
Amount standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $13,117.53. 


| 27,907,920 00 


They are paid out of General Fund. 


12 THE REPORT OF THE Now 11 
to Ea 
V. ASSETS. 
Cash value of real estate, less encumbrances .....---.ee sees sees eee eees $80,600 00 
Gash <value of morteages . .. 2. Ga a vite © hom alee eee eens oo 22,800 00 
Bonds, debentures, ete... cc- eee cee eee ke ee es moewis sees coe page es 1,336,548 69 
Cash on hand held by cashier ......... 2+ ee ce eee cece steer cert cnet e ee ree 278 45 
Cash on deposit to the Society’s credit in the following chartered banks: 
Provincial Treasurer; Quebec oo .0/2 2. an 6 asa» = 9 ayn oes oe rey ett eens 5,000 00 
Provincial Treasurer, New Brunswick ..........----.e sees eeeeees 5,000 00 
Le Banque Provinciale, and Hochelaga ........--.. +. -e seers e ee eeeee 3,466 71 
Interest Gue ANG ACCTUCK 55sec cee te terse Oe oe i ee oe 21,903 35 
Advances sto aged Members: s.% os. ca ener serie = ate eile eters en ears) eee 5,897 85 
Advances to members of the Social’ Class .........cceeee ssc ctreccenseces 510,400 14 
Total assets, Insurance Wund (not. extended ) yew. eee eee ae $802,146 28 
Total assets, ‘Sick and Funeral Fund (not extended) ........ ASA ieaS 
Total assets, Guarantee Fund (not extended) Seon: eee aaetee 644,981 56 ‘. 
Total assets, General and other funds (not extended) ...... 751 18 
All OlLRer ASSOtS «6.62 oS bl ce He Pe po oeeier Sa erage ete een enone ae) Gee eee A Sil oe 
Petal assets. ly eae lee ead ees ae eat et ae ok ede ene ae eee $1,996,206 51 
Less * OVETAPALE ee erie ag, Oa eee ee 205 65 
$1,996,000 86 
VI. LIABILITIES. 
Amount. of claims admitted by-thé Society 2... <<... eee oa es $13 750 00 
Amount. of claims for death of members Wives eigen ee ee ee 1,150 00 
Dues. to members of the social class, payable weekly =..2. 9.2... 5...-—6s 170,568 81 


Total’ liabilities 0.005 Nive ees Cs eae te ence anes tee etal ene ee $185,468 81 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions on proceedings instituted by or against the Society during 1917.—None. 

Assessments are made monthly. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917, payable 1st of every month. 

No changes were made in the organization or management of the Society and in 
relation to benefits during 1917. 

The accounts were audited continuously. 

The books of record are: Councils, Ledgers, General Ledgers, Death Registers, 
auxiliary books, Members’ Registers, Card Index, Social Class Instalment Ledger. 

Certain changes were made in the Constitution and Rules in relation to insurance 
certificates or benefits. 

Names and addresses of auditors: Aurelien Belanger and J. F. H. Laperriere, and 
J. Pinard, Ottawa. 

Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $5,000. 

Amount of bond of Sub-Treasurer, $1,000. 

Amount of bond of Cashier, $2,000. 

Amount of bond of Assistant Secretary, $1,000. 

Number of members in, Ontario, 31st December, 1917, 7,263. 

Amount of insurance in force in. Ontario at:3lst December, 1917, $7,399,850.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died in 1917, 64. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members in 1917, $66,719.78. 

Amount of disability benefits paid to Ontario members in 1917, $2,470.00. 

Amount of old age benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $26,464.50. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 73 


VIII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $24,606.85. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


AO PUCAliON Sf069 a0. ade ea eee sry ee en ee nn ag eh DHEA $3 00 
AC OG TNIGTILS uF. n ier ch-cs staid cts Sue Mb Inet b Sten ensGhe Maye bee ee sondage = Sia 512,983 79 
Transfer fees, degrees and Cards ........ se eee eee ee eer eter ee ee ees 714 00 
SENT foc ks) ire ea nee eerie ence Se asi ya cok sd ear Rec sae 372 56 
Pe EAEY 2. genet SAC te RE aeRO ar Cra rar gtr ae Ce Re ERE PRO Ce i 8,467 85 
Deposits of refused applicants ....... cee eee cece eee teen eee eens 1,237 40 
Reimbursement of advances to aged members and organizers ...... 4,240 17 
SAVOLELE mH ELE LATER Ren Dee eee gee era roe ana eeererseT Onn vee eke Meee 7 02 
PaCOr ect Hl Gh OL VCCI Sec «cares cies tard core cleo ohare Scie fue Siem apni ehe's oe ze .h sine > 69,366 35 
Amount paid on account of personal accounts .....--.-.+.+eeeeeees 627 90 
Refund of interest on purchase of bonds .......... sete bin So, veneers 1,840 54 
All other sources (detailed im MeM0.) .......- seer eee eee eee recess 828 78 
Cash received from payment of loans or investments (not extended), 

$4,207.17. 

PDOt a Pee COL DUS se cigars eta enee at eee tris i= eo cag > spores hs nae hg ae $600,689 36 

IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

GW EGE OTOL COCA sii oe ake die ae Sarg IOP pn Fee oo a Shake fe eee she) ons eid a aso a8e $28,528 00 
Expenses of triennial meeting .........-...- acs eee es ee eee eweeerces 3,621 54 
Commission and organization eXpeNSeS ...........cc ee reseneecroass 23,444 45 
CME CI AGL Ss ame ete ee oe sco ieee cone sear er Stun metah yas srelciakag vy) eco hoje cn eek e,O's 2,023 20 
BUC ISLPATI ON LCOS iter. a ite fone ix ates See sce sia es lekhn Onsen naa eins wie 4 136 00 
Investigation, of clatms and inspection .........-.- sess eeeeeeecees 807 61 
Banners and badges ee Beret Me tte Lt Shr eg hs ee OR a ars 1,090 86 
POTEAU ase ACCU tara caret ee oi ik eine aden oo ae rgivierni ele ere 195: 07 
SUT eee UE Nene ttre ooo eae le ist ecncetsie cones te eget n) SP ahs a Bale ee a's Oiehecs A78 49° 
Pee elit hee CXMOCNGGS ema Mute as Peter stew Mie be eiale ei Sap ed no dukes A gio eee 1,830 15 
UES SSR Oe RGGR pn ae eet ce Pe Os irra ean ei Aer eee ne A aS ae 1,800 00 
Managing’, officers salaries, officers [eS «0.7. 02. sie ee oes eae oe tbls 23 
CRTC ed CP oe ear et aa era ee net ew eral con ial gin Sosichecbine avs es a) aso CoM ares ene & 14,476 62 
HCRMCADICATION TLOmOLStTICh. (OUD CIR er carte = 10 tie oleh o oso + tip waists © ctsialses wie ere 7,579 88 
POU CTR MEU ital [atte Sete net Se eee Sea 2 Ge eo crate ate Tye sote cas» plete 4,593 15 
eriTstino wand acALION Chyit tas ne eases cae SPS ae. ke ome SA57 07S 
Pipa eC lee TANS ntl VOX DE OSRE asa atid wind 6 prety ata eie 7) oloceet n Siiene elpite Flaca 3,p6L TL 
RATA TATISSC MD POT | Tl Gate inka oi gear ea Piece ore (gia sinus prune earch iaraner teat: Bint ap 31 50 
MITOTIC RCM SCS Mert ctr ere wth Sic ae das. with await 5] aueianese ater» ecole. relaps Fw ge airs 1,839 03 
Pee ALIOMMEOL BDO LICICG i tice aia ict eg ches sie gai sc siege, saat ene oiblete ease ems leeatpene’s 1,525 00. 
FOr MIBUIIIET Ga Ole TP OLOR ates cn ciate’, wiv che Wale one cpa Wi ces b aatacs asl San my hinrghetele a a." 1,430 10 

SPotaine CUBUSEe Ol DINAN AS CIMEN EN ote, cols: c ante sta oiabe sl eccomty sre atta s 6 $109,725 37 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

ee PMY SU1 01) OG Oe CLL ULL ie hone ay open a crete cteta ate So cuslhl a end ale Gael ace anei pee a oe 210,626 45 
et te ON RL TL TINT IEP o> so: pial ss suaate pes eres winks ister’, hfe avin a: 6 Wysie) P's wrath 2,964 23 
SRC CETL R SE 7 oo pool FR I oe I See IR ae Ae nr aa ee ee ee oe ae Se 101,805 41 
MEME? GMDATE tach eee ekies cu ct cee Ten aie kts wie alk le diem cie se aes 56,918 08. 
6 ¥F. S, 


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ARSED sw OReAOMaA RA NOB! Mines) No. 11 
Sip gaa WIN Dae a es Pe ae ever a YES ie ee eee 
Members. .wives. DODGUUS so .. cates pie cpeenene weer t erete ct ty halon ccume te etna 10,106 25 
Total disability benefits ........ 0... cee ee eee c een et teen een eee ee es 9,939 24 
Maintenance and repairs of real estate; light, heat, taxes and insur- 
ATICG! oe so Fe ox ance bic aaa PNUASNatiiw COP Ske Poets SITET tae Rees SPS Saeticee eenee ee 7,478 64 
Refund of interest on*DUrChase OL DOCS heme ote ccc ne pein s ote tetene nets 1,840 54 
Expenses, other than the foregoing (detailed in. memo.) .......... 1,027 14 


For investments (not extended), $103,623.86. 
Total) EXpendi ture? merce cess ce ame seereneme qateete eRe p ene ete haere ee $512,431 35 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, ns OG, 


Number 
Number | Amount of | Amount of lfdenths)j.peattg Quring 
Attained ages. rronihers: insurance. | “Ree anes are | vee 
Col. 1 Col. 2 | Col. 3 Col. 4 | Col. 5 
| 

$ See pe ais $n 
WOEd Fs Ap tm eee 5, 662 4,059,000 00 |..... rh Se 28 19,000 00 
De DOS eet te tte ral stanetote revels 5, 0380 4 5594 45000 ees ay 38 32,000 00 
SOL oo ahi scoe sateen s lavete's 4,894 A O52 OO LUC Maes ar ae ee 25 23,500 00 
BoB aecoaie be cranes nee aes 3,947 ASE LOSLOOLOO Saige re orate 18 17,500 00 
Aad PAN soc emer ee tee 3,252 3 e450 1507 00 ietan caer e oes 22 20,950 00 
EA awe fe carci eee ae ceteris 2,321 2YAGRT BOUT UU meats eee ee 15 15,500 00 
BU S54 sone oh eaies ets dears iene 1,657 1,000. 00K OO ence e eg waren 18 20,500 00 
SUE a a As pan ae cy Ae So 1,037 15199; GOOLO0 SARS se ee za) 26,450 00 
G0-G4e rs dae crete erdeuseres 722 S50 7820 SOU Me eye aerate A ra 20 23,000 00 
GO-090F faa dcwee eter 278 S220) 0200 mare Aa ae 7 8,500 00 
P= [a Borenns scar cnet ata 42 BO A160 OOM ar perisate sere: 5 4,200 00 
LOSLO Deters eee es 8) Ve OLOVOOM A ecitcaereres 4 4,000 00 
ROSS id waeo i elem ee i 1, 000200 Mae erie: es < 2 2,000 00 

DeandSOvVer ss see a ees 3 2 VAL GOO Bagteteretarercttertrs sie | eieressrae sof) svete enane ieee cate 
Voltas tasers ice 28 855 2 i, DOT 920500 Eien cease te 223 217,100 00 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. res) 


THE GRAND LODGE OF ONTARIO INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. 
(Returns Book, p. 107.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


To which are appended statements of the Auxiliary Bodies lettered below as 
A. B. GC. and D. 


Head Office, 229 College Street, Toronto. 


Organized 27th July, 1855; incorporated in Ontario, 5th February, 1875. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Has eH eMann Grands MASlOl eat ce eis ace oe vec ev ds.8 eit auderehenatane Hamilton. 
AVi tian brooks: = Grande SCCrelar Ve cases serike nel cles sts vhs s wistate rege Toronto. 
TON eOD OS Prana Teac lr ere attire ome 6) ecu ksi. anirrtetrs sts Toronto. 


I, CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
Amount covered by Endowment Contracts in force 31st December, 1917: None. 
Amount covered by Contracts of Insurance other than Endowments.—None. 
II. MOVEMENT IN- INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
(a) Contracts of Endowments or benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 


(bv) Contracts of Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits.—None. 


Il]. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Subordinate Lodges undertake Funeral Benefits. The total membership of 
these lodges at the 3lst December, 1917, was 54,654. 

The number of deaths in the Society in 1917, 598. 

The amount of Funeral Benefits paid in 1917 in respect of deceased members was 
o21.007.03. 

Number of members’ wives died in 1917 (estimated), 145. 

Total amount of Funeral Benefits paid in respect of deceased wives, $1,780.77. 

General Benefit Fund includes Sick and Funeral Benefits and General Expense Fund. 

Nurse Fund (maintained by a few lodges only), $12,357.32. 

Contingent Fund, applicable to any purpose of the lodge, $25,682.08. 

Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund, $30,500.07. 

Total cash standing to credit of General Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917, 
$2,487,924.09. 


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ITV. Sick BENEFITS. 


The Subordinate Lodges undertake Sick Benefits. 

The total number of members who received Sick Benefits in 1917 was 4,669. 

The amount of benefits paid in 1917 in respect to special relief and sick members 
was $124,168.69. 

The number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917 was $41,454. Amount paid for 
medical attendance during 1917, $17,234.86. 

Nursing, $2,910.97. 


V. ASSETS. 
Grand Subordinate 
Lodge. Lodges. 
Amount Of .redl “estate s..2 oie cote ste one ot tele <ictomete ete ake lereus a Ge tane cae $708,194 O1 
Amount. of “MortZages, etGs cise in cs ski. oe cr t-te Seta 9 eee ne iano dios 1,028,277 25 
Cash in hands of Grand Secretary and in banks ........... $50 00 395,945 39 
Amount of cash in Standard Bank, Toronto .............. 11,413°41- ~ Oe 
Amount of casty in’ Dominion. Bank™. 252 em aig te ee 5596279 2 eee 
Cash “in. “Canada Permanent sear 09 fee ew ee ee 1:921 07. <= 3. eee 
Wax due from <Od2es i. sw cabs iene te eter eee oe ogee eer nas 32,808 10° -. ice. eee 
ATI Voter (BESCUS. h dicclentoce sptue tenses tee ais oa Seeks sears Renee er cece 3,156 67 476,717 32 
Totaleamotunt: Of “ASSES Vac. cet oes ere tare ee renne $55,312 04 $2,609,133 97 
eee 
VI. LIABILITIES. 
Funds at credit ‘oft defunct od ges eens fe a cha ee $5981.68) = 4 o iaaeeer ee 
Peace: Monument, und” 322s ce eee ot re ee eae ee 49 72 \ Gis o ee 
Balance due Subordinate Lodges ....... Ease ee test ete ene te 41 64° | See 
Bonding Fund suns. es & ooo se eens es bee ee eee aie 1,921.07. «oS eae 
Balance and per. capita_to”° Home <2... 2 ee ee 8,351 80-9 90% eae 
Per capita taxes (estimated), 22-2 sn oe as a oe ieee ees $32,792 40 
AlL* atheré liabilities ese Me alaete te ook oe oe ee ee = ee i peoles0 52,670 41 


$11,227 21 $85,462 81 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted against the Society during 1917: None. 

The books and accounts of the Subordinate Lodges were audited in January and 
July, 1917, and those of the Grand Lodge in May and June, 1917. 

Names and post office addresses of Grand Lodge Auditors: Henry Clarke, Hlora; 
W. E. Gowling, Ottawa. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Ruleg in relation to 
insurance certificates or benefits. 

Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $5,000.00. 

Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer,$5,000.00. ~ 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


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VIII, CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance (Grand Lodge) from 1916 (not extended), $11,530.04. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
PIVUCEA LPO ES LEON Sir i's 6s, voce SORES SoS SME Gitte TE ee 
1D EM ie es ONE te UR ig en te a la AE a ade OF RA Ei 
PeLeCiOlGie taxes Ande 61 OLE TAX aco ste at ce ee ees 
ALCO arr CCS nt ata tee care ete: setae See eRe Gk Gee eee Me 
SUP DIS SOT Bee eet re hg tet See oe te ee Ee S 
Pret CeLests ATL evil GGssre tone ee recent ee te 
SPILL OS CN RM et Rela iets re oe SLs On has ne ae Ce 
PSII or CLL CSS Wear eine 50 cen Ntod cea oo ae ot eee ey 
ALU CLM SOULCCS tee a nidsa'. 4 ax ve aie ere eaten ALR Le On 


SOREN RECO OECD oe, A ee ae Ge ve tee 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management, 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


eeemeC cl LU cle al Kee Ae hace RE are rch Ae oe Pe On ete os ONS es 
Pee LT AtlOlm COM ee are Ne octehe eats ete sear Pe oe ee tia Oe aol oes 
meticiscss OL Ani uals Mmeetin Mca. wat oes ees wea Peele es 
eR CR Se oes che ek ar ear Le) MOE, att MELE ee oh oe 
‘Supplies DOUP Tamara Metter sl ee bere eee Sek a Bae, ete, oon ata 8 
Malaries, officers’ and. auditors’ fees ..02....S.secc-000% 
SC LA AOU Lic ver meee ree tee tee tae Pe Le Eh tN 
Peniing estationery and advertising. o. ... be. vee dee ee: 
Postage, telephone, telegrams and express ........... 2 
RY Clete XT ON SES er. eta, Mier ii age ok kay at ae 
tec eOcpe melanin ites TCG) rn. teat et eee tee 9 ae ow 
Other management expenses (detailed in memo.) ...... 

bOLd eexpensesnOl uilranaeementer. sends oe lal ok 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure 

eet DOOM TS Gens eS lore yes), ys Oto mecha un ee 
benefits to widows and orphans ......0. 2.005 duslec.ee. 
Pre tees TIDAL meeeee te nee aS oan eee . Sucahi es hy hs Pam eed el 
medical attendance and, nursing =.:.<...5.020.eccie%. 
eceetliries—special relief). /$ieias «Sonoda viet cote toes 


Perea lOoe Od CHOWS te blOMe ws.) ss ve oe ee or 
Dues of members on active service 
All other expenditure 


© “Gg we! BS ‘eee 0 8) ale) ae | 8:6, 8 


SSL Ssh SS S58 8 wie. 6.18) a ler ie) ie) we) 0) 16) a hee) & Vel 18) (6-0! a, 


SPALL Cem OAL ee he ee et GN eh tee TOS 


Grand Subordinate 


Lodge. Lodges. 
aes ro oe $51,009 02 
hentcee art 357,524 84 

SOD LOR OUN Fey ett a as 
DUM) E25 errr te 

Oooseor fo" eiawacet 
Se tre woe 125,552 69 

O69205 4 8g hoo, 

G26; 04-4) wee ee aces, 


600 88 161,502 45 


$73,581 27 $695,589 00 


Grand Subordinate 
Lodge. Lodges. 


$1505 00 se Is tee eee 
SOLO0 RE SiS peers a 
C0268 720) 92 sae wa 
b2005 00s patie neriay ace 
DiSOULAS Wel Peer eee. 
D,0PZ50F Ge PY eee es 
CbSk 10) Seas aes ae 
LO GG: SS ee Petts oe 
S103 34 aie Bae re 
1621 LO See alo eters 
LTS 00a er ieee 
2,821 21 $198,685 58 


$24,927 13 $198,685 58 


seat 23,687 80 
Saeae Mig tes 33,131 00 
ign bette Ws 118,804 76 
Rca ees 20,145 33 
feist ca ae 5,363 93 


904 00 156,653 64 


$65,764 14 $556,472 04 


78 THe REPORD tO ley bie No. 14 


cea crested a eek eee 


(A) The Oddfellows’ Funeral Aid Association of the Counties of Lincoln and Welland. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Receipts (dues and interest) and balance in bank, December 31st, 1917 .. $2,005 08 
Mxpenses of management ......-. ee eee eee ree rss cecces Ee ain Age tn es 1,238 86 
Balance on hand, in bank and invested ......-.-+sesses cere sce cceesnse 3,691 76 
Membership, 3lst January, 1917 7... cc -3 wom oes oes Aue hy ere ici ree a einen i 349 
THitiated: of . i shoe esle ced 6000 tie vwiecalel oom ware gett ie eye okebarete eer ore e sas amas an jace Aas oe ese ena 27 
Died. ate Se a ew oe og Ga ei ae eae oe we Rae aera oe Sh, SE cere eps et ee me ee 5 


(B) Abstract from the returns of Rebekah Lodges to the Grand Lodge of Ontario, 
31st December, 1917. 


Males. Females. Total. 


Number of members, 31st December, 1916 ............ 5,219 8,713 13,932 
Admitted. QUCING #1917 her nee ites ieee eel tener ens 924 1,792 2,716 
MT Ota is ye CO cee ese OER cae octane 6,143 10,505 16,648 

DOU Chie cc ek oats ceclare Die ee TE ae eee en ene omens Ee 455 778 ijZoo 
Membership, 31st December, 1917 .j................. 5,688 Pe wats 15,415 


RECEIPTS. 
POS ink a BER Bes wR ee Ag a eee ee $10,154 04 
Initiations <.. 2 eee ee ee en ea Se aed as ange OR an ea en 2,824 30 
Rents, eC.) .. my ite cle a os a6 oie open stone pee ons ogi er™euenallteN oneness dee ane 260 23 
Miscellaneous iicet chee sess OG on hue en poeta ce orn ek coe ove MRD Dateless Roepe tee me ee 6,682 03 
a) ¢:) Geeree Oo ee Cw Re er ae ier ta UN TN OR ns RN Eas See cy $19,920 60 


Relief. ‘ofs MeCMbDEFS. sseiis cele ke cheers b Sea ee cere hehe a es reer eae $281 17 
Relief.of. widows sandsOrphans. o2 wcntene ee sie. ce clean tet ce tee ee 16 50 
TOsO Ro Homie > ck oe ae ee soo Fe aie fa cc ee ne COTS nc oan ean ae 422 35 
Snecial) reliel + <.65 05 Shh oe eye eee lao eae ay ects ete eaten ee gee ere 1,140 32 
Total 6 cnc hak ee ee Lake Pies rae eee ence nee $1,860 34 
Amount paidsout. for working ;expenses a2 01 7a aetna atte et hee $4,601 23 

Assets: 
Hixpensées, 1lOdg6S > oe. Fe ole aie clos petaient clon. ores ear ate cattene Tate Real ARE ay eee ea 19,678 40 
Invested ‘fund of Rebekah L0dees Cen ce oe eee ee 15,638 45 
Gashvon, hand, Rebekah) odsest hyn. > nese ene arene eee es eee 14,488 50 
Gash’ on hand sortassembly iwie oe «ye lee re een ere 2,021 Os 
TOLRL ASSOLE. Sous ees wiecete wale Ue ete ce aera el Os fr eee ee nee $51,832 38 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ie, 


(C) The following summary from the returns of the Grand Encampment shows the 
Membership and standing at 31st. December 1917. 


Pa bereOreientpeors aor lOil yl asls TepOl ie owt ee halen See ee ee aes 8,214 
Initiated during the year ending 31st December, 1917 ............ Po tate feet » 894 
Admitted by card during the year ending 3ist December, 1917 .............. 41 
Reinstated-during the year ending 31st December, 1917 ..........0...c0ce0. ol 
LOCHIEINC IN peromIDraleany stile Gurnee Loin tae te 9,180 
Deductions: 
Se CLE Waa) VRC Ad Cl weeks Perr 2 ws, Ne ee eee BAe ny 7 oe ee Ty 61 
BiB pPeNleleLYellOu-DAyvINICn tf -OLedUes ctw awe san oo ek oe 368 
SA CIMLCCLE TOUCH LSE pie tint oth ane caret Se ten Ee hee eee I ean 66 
PD SCOR SCS Meme arent er tec tere oete aera. cert co vie pee eke ee ee eee ee thd oh eh aa 717 
73 
NGieILEM bership. olstsWecember. 191 7m .er tec ae one eee te ee 8,607 
Sernucreomebartiarcnes reievedsin «1917s cde eve. ce ak A4T7 
ten LOMMIOO WEG. TAMILS) (swaying ie eck. 8 Sea eee aie CP er de A ee $232 10 
Perouitmpaloeror purying the dead. inyt0lv «os. ace ek so. oases Le 599 06 
Preroitmudldarorespecial relietvdimel 97. wo. cen ce Avie cee Oak Acie Saul ok nee 601 84 
Amount paid for relief of Patriarchs (sick benefits) ...............-0. Da omed 
OUAIeOIOUN Te Oe Pelieie Dal meri, < eee e etee,) ectee e ing $7,426 27 


emeed Lomi LOliadal le SOULCEG a erase ee ee ee a ee ee ee $27,770 79 
Mer enimexDeNsese ( SUDOTdINAteS) © hace dees 6 ol Ue ties oe bk era tee 16,706 99 
ee tesco s iC OoUDOTOINALEE a, wart. dons occ tn cas cine res eee Bae as 24,703 08 
ree CUMLUTUU EC OUDOLOINALES mame ett te oe ess oe chs ee 25,268 48 


(D) Record of the Oddfellows’ Mutual Aid Association of the City of London, Ontario. 
YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Bc MULE IOI Der Se dic ili) J k(me se a aes Pan ot kl ee eo ee ee 
mmmpersore members, sist. December 191% 9. 3. oe oe oo cc cc bee 47 
Amount of cash received during the year 1917 
Amount of expenses in management in 1917 
Me euevtepolderuneraleclainis ssc ek.) seh he ate Oe OE oy 8 oh I SIN oe Ps ae ee 
Amount on hand, 31st December, 1917 38 74 


FH OP @ sal ‘er (aL ‘elae; (8,06) (a .0) 9.0) 10: 8] 181006) 05.67 ©. 1e Ke: (6 uel ene: ely © lel oe 6 6 


Ch Og Oa yet Smtr Pa eat Ga Wet te SM are eee eS CE ATE ie 6 acineno ner 


THE REPORT OF THE No. 2&2 


THE PROVINCIAL GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF ONTARIO WEST. 
(File I, page 25.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpixe 31st DeceMBeER, 1917. 
Head Office, 39 Browning Avenue, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 20th February, 1860; incorporated 11th September, 189i: 


—— 


e Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Th 
Major J. T. Hartt, M.P.P., Grand Master ....-..¢++..++-++-0- Orillia. 
Major Donald Sharpe, M.P.P., Deputy Grand Master........-- Welland. 
James F. Harper, Grand Treasurers it iik tive 2) Hamilton. 
Toronto. 


W. M. Bitzzerald, Grand Secretary 3. = si <fnn- = sa 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Primary Lodges, with a membership of 


37,828. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 708. 
Total 'amlount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, in respect of deceased members, 


$1,077.25. 
Amount standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Fund, $40,302.28. 


II. SicK BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 101. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $1,395.75. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 418. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $3,567.75. 


III. ASSETS. 
Grand Lodge. 
Actual amount of cash on hand, Ist March, 1917 ......--.-s sere eee eee $97 55 
Cash on deposit, Bank of Hamilton, Harnilton vires ee are ener 8,916 42 
$9,013 97 


Motal: oo csc ead dn pele tpaltea 1e cpa tarp e ol piccoauens =, onl sees ince getna rae ts ee ee 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The ‘Society’s accounts were duly audited March 1st and 2nd, 1918, and the names 
and addresses of the auditors for 1917 are W. H. Taylor, Aurora, and A. A. Gray, 


Toronto. 
Books of account kept by the Society are: Cash Book, Receipt Book, and Ledger. 


Amount of bond of Treasurer, $2,000.00. 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


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VI. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $8,546.70. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
Applications (special) 
Assessments .. 
Per capita tax and levies 
Interest and dividends 
All other sources 


Total .n. 


VII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Commission . . 
Registration fee 
Expenses of annual meeting 
Supplies bought 
Travelling expenses 
Rent, light, heat and taxes 
Managing officers’ salaries 
Printing, stationery and advertising 
Postage, telegrams and express 
Premium for guarantee of lodge officers 
Discount . . 


amicie erste sce ete) 6): Saries sire: je) *. 9), (es) rene eee Beles) seins, Ae. St sla) 8) (66 

Whe ape Lehel wie, @1 ale) #18) o7 pi tee us fe ele) ele ne) 01.490 'el ogee tele '6: ce elie, 040.6 
Gis ;anediel ete) sitereve eve (0) Sl e,@) (6 6. 'e'he, ef (0 16) .¢u (e061 (0 
Sea Gee ened) (6) eulee(® Sige ter oieai.e (ejhe Se! emia) lelmerce) 0) 104 8:10)"; Le) ai.@r 0). 8) 16 
e) ae) ene 6) Oh ale) é/et-e ae 7a! ele! lon eve 0 8) 18) 6,10) ) 8) 0) 161 ee: 16, 079) 6) 8) 16 

o) él puist eve e ls fe kee cenaie ce 4s).0, wiles) J0 0S" (8) 10, exer er 6: fe 
ee) en wile ce letia) Salad oleae © 2 E066) alle, Mane, 0) 14 (0. & (Sie. 'e: 
ea os 6. el erienlerie! © (6 ta at eihle se)e-) ee 
«a Go keh enema, oe) ome (elie .¢) euare 4 4) 6 (80% ont (oS 
ON 48 04 6) 10) 16. Vee, 1a Bie 9) #8 
4, Le (Sine! Lene! Vitale ee 6elehe, 6 16 (ehecmue 6.16. £0/40)) 8) 6) 5) Cn e"6, 0: '0)'0. ai ie! (2.97 re, 0) 05.01) 8!" e 


Total expenses of management 


aote ne @11e) 68 6.0 00,810) ©) 6)'0 0: 4.16) 0/0) ©! 10) 


(bd) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Per capita tax and levies, other than, for management . 
Sick benefits 
Funeral benefits 
Medical attendance 
Grants to orphanages 
Grants to lodges in Northern Ontario 
Grants to Legislative Committee 
All other 


phate) lel aie lake! elemeie #) 6) ei 'shs40) ea) apel.61)0)/e1e/78) 07,9. 01 9/501 )e 010. L et e-a:6) 60 'e7a\ se 
Brereton cle ye) els eo srene: Sene Tele ie) seh 6) ef} Oen 8. 8 06 Ve Level et aie <a) 6 
Sreretwulel elle) er 6 267.8o 0 a, @, alual iat 6 gee: 01161 /6)) (0) 6\.a0 a: 0/16) 0:58) 44.9. 1810 
a (ene 4) 8) Seay je) et we 0118 60 uel ein 086) 8). (9)V 0, O nv ee 6 Fem 6) 8 m6) 8 
© 6, 10) 0, e) @ +6 0. 6. 0 wf 16; (01 6 0) € 6 
eta] ele) @ Lb ene bel epere oe 0) Sie ere] 1 ie 8)l6) « 
Shel. @ sel lel ese (ek b's els: Oi 6 Slee aro) © 6: ere 8, 6 1ehO) Calm h eleven ee) (6,6 (8/6) :9 918), 0) 0 6758 


Totals . 


wae BO OTe 6 00 BIS 8 Oe @. 6) 6. OL.e) 6) S' Or0) Sie? a! O01 a 6) O).0) [Oca 0 Oe) ©) wr 60/8. 8 


dake eeusie. o.6 (a) aeeL w io: wibenie Yol'@ (eurenele/ (OLS. (A) 6 7a'7 64.4) O67 4) [ 6) 6,0 108 0) .0) 6) 158, 


Wat elk le eh able kel Bi! ull'e) 6h Meher Gee pis uel ede) 01 (o 0) (em Of el SHO OTe" O67) 8) WAG) 65.6.8) Se) gai 6) 6 Shei. 0) 


alata slinlal Seay eRe! ol ve're Toromen pe) oF 6l fe! ele) 6 (6) © 16s. eiue) 10) 70) 6.6 6)b(e) 87! 6) aie) 10:8. 


aligial salGi-al © stra! eqs! wae Ge 0) fe leper ie: Mie) al (el iw) ne) (m6) (eu6), B) (6) 10 (8) 1948738) 16" Je”, 9) i © 


Ce Se RON eee Se bT 61.6) 6 @etelue ese Omen m@men nue. /e S.61 8) X'S. 28s SOLON Ss 61S) O48 Lelie) 6 Ase Es Ss 


iaiteltse ile © Jee) een eval le rele. Deu cstie, ee eile 8) cals Un Ose) wise Neel On 16 ne tae G4) Oh 8 OU MSL wee (ee) ane 


Grand 


Lodge. 


$3,382 
25 
15 
74 


ee 0 6 6.6 


&) 87 8) Sey 


$10,419 


29 


Subordinate 
Lodges. 


oe ee were 
ee ae « ge « 
ow (6, 6 0l 6) ote 
Sa) 6 Oe, 6 ee 
oer ee eee 
6) 6) 8 66 a 6 6 
oeoeeeeve 
esceestres 
oe ewe wee 
Pay Ora ea) Ca 


eee ee eee 


$1,395 75 
1,077 25 
3,567 75 


o 6 2 0 * in ere 


$6,040 75 


FEEDER HSA BEET D2 RSE TOSS BOWS HARES 


82 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
Sarena CN ca Me ie a deer ce 


THE GRAND LODGE OF THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF IRELAND 
PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto. 
Organized 10th March, 1890; incorporated in Ontario 6th October, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


In Reid; Past: Grand ¢Presidemt ee ween ete eee rate ee Toronto. 
George McComb, Grand” President, oe. a. ett eters te ee Toronto. 
Krank: Hivans, Grande.Vice-Presidents. 2.0 ei ene ae ee Toronto. 
James. Steele, Grand Secretary cus ce emeas ae ade Wye eee ee ae Toronto. 
Robert. Kerr. Grand Treastirer gay. cas se ret: aus eke an ae Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Lodge, the total membership of which 
at Elst December, 1917, was 441. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 3. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $300.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by Subordinate Lodges. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 4. 
Amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $61.00. 

Number of weeks’ illness experienced in 1917, 17. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $320.72. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of general fund, $2,591.10. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash, 31st December, 1917, in bank of, Nova Scotia, Toronto .-.......... $2,591 10 
TOCA PASSES: alic Cone aleve cee ease sire tte ot Mee ee vate ene oie entree ene oe op ee $2,591 10 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made quarterly. 

Four assessments were made during the year 1917, payable March, June, September, 
and December. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited February 23rd, 1918. 

Books of record or accounts kept for purposes of insurance certificates are as fol- 
lows: Cash Book-.and Ledger. 

Names and post office addresses of auditors for 1917: W. J. Dunlop and Alexander 
Douglas, Toronto. 

No changes were made, in 1917, in the organization or management of the Society. 

No changes were made in the constitution and rules, in relation to benefits. 


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VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), Grand Body, $2,005.02; Subordinate, no 
information. 


Grand Subordinate 


Body. Bodies. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

HY Vp et en OI oe pa I RE go iN OR aR Te dR es oc i A RS $1,293 10 
PDEA GLOILO CE rar ia cians cee oie) ie woth chara fa eo rages ok Mes at Moray o) 2 Uo aha. 56 'w ie 17 00 
PSE GRETI CT Le Me enh Cee he ee a tac des wie eter Ogee wn oN sues etenmaern Cala S160 200 ie aie cartes ate 
SDD Ose SOLG Meee eet sae eS ate ts aere ae atin Wee gmp eet para ahs 2m ty eg god ete eres oe 
TUE Cs DMO oe Foon eee caw etn WIR eck vie CoA cageNeaeoataare: Samceio om avata tates DOM US Gian one eter ore 
Te OU CL te treks bes stettaaie eons eA a cag NP aE ae ott e Se ee Sc  er e LS 40) eile aire. 

SEO) Si re Te eee ee, Menthe ce valle ee, SEGUE oval Cer eer ase aed $991 08 $1,310 10 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hxrpenses of Munagement. 
Grand Subordinate 


Body. Bodies. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

Sages WRT AW ee eR ab ais Ean = gt adh ORR aA rr heme ears AL SSRUU ME ence 
Perey LL TY MEO KIVOINSES care wa tent ctapciereteke ks besos si epe eo ete! whts over cce era « Ds, CO Ne corcctee ste 
HIOTISES Ola MCCUE varcey cts ee noes tmene end tees tre Bis ee whos < prenete Gu 0 sees. creesvene 
EPVindgine "Stationery Andy AA VELrISiN gS eve oe weds op-ce io ors ete ess SOU ie eater oe eee 
SUPP VES Oy Se ae care hit nna cust eave, eR enone cege aan ar What ties SRA care teste? see 
Ra SU) Sareea sue oat cet REC Lone ons neo aaa cee a oe OER ol ots) Be ore ane oretves Ao OO. Oy eS acetn eee 
Oihenminanagements expences. ne Sie vanes sds is whee £9 S009 ec. 2 eas 

LOTa ROX DeNSCS SOL MIAN ASeCMIeN te wa crac astzye oo eciere ines eae SL Q52008 teeter 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


PACT OED GT Cll CGae re ees a ick oasis he er, san ees ee aus ave se ee 300700 Scere 
UTES URVORTED. ER Me cand 1p Sayan oS RE tle NAN ae PL ae Me a Se ae a ae SRI Ga $61 00 
RIPICH IMA LCCIVOCATLCON eee ahi has cet A ia ate tae ie cheeks Si eraels al ake tp tere xe o20 72 

CCA Cidet OL OLS ee a ee ete ee ec caterer ere Sree aen alee: ah eee « $405 00 $381 72 


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84 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 | 


Sia Pua a as IS die ne ae Se ai Sa Sl eo 
TORONTO POLICE BENEFIT FUND. 
(File “i ep.aa) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 
Head Office, Police Headquarters, Toronto. 


——_—__—_—_ 


Organized in January, 1882; incorporated, 2nd March, 1882. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Essen Bond, Chairman si siuetes seo oe ee en ie en oe Toronto. 
Thos. Bustard, Secretary ....... ee Has DP eg ISN Toronto. 
Col Hod, Grasettvireasurer’ 2) feet eee oer te re Toronto. 


II. MovEMENT 1N INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof: 
Contracts in force, 31st December, 1916 ......... 0c eee e ee ee eee eens 595 


New contracts taken during 1917 ....... eee eee cece eee ee ee eee eee 2 
597 
Deductions: 
Contracts ‘surrendered in 1917 22.0)... ee tee weg te = ee ee 18 
Gontracts matured’ in 19272. sn ee «a St pent ee ee hone ue eran Vi 
Contracts’ cancelled cana osc see cote anehh ee eo) ors teers reece ota 6 
oe 26 
Net endowment contracts on foot, 3ist December, 1917 ......... 571 
V. ASSETS 
MottZaees <4, .cte 6 ape enn tes om cls Sea sues te alee ne Gee eter err er eee ees $50,000 00 
Bonds, debentures, .CtCse werent. pe pegs lero eh Se Mead abate rE oye asia oe ee 650,260 18 
Gash on deposit in ‘Imperial Bank, Toronto ...2. 5. .7 . 2.7.2. seme 28,070 66 
Total -aseetSe-. a ae nee ea de PB teh ey Mee nah Mactan co Ait $728,330 84 


VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted against the Society during 1917: None. 

Fifteen assessments were made during the year 1917, payable the 1st and 15th day 
of each month. 

The Society’s accounts for the year 1917 were duly audited on the 12th day of 
January, 1918. 

The books of account and record are: Pensioners’ Ledger and Minute Book. 

The auditors for 1917 were Walter Sterling and A. E. Black, Toronto. 

No changes were made during the year 1917 in the Constitution and Rules of the 
Society in relation to assessments and. pensions. 


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VIL. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $21,745.60. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


EN ecescicteath GTi Teeter Gis ciate eis ea lo eg © ars) Maawtiry nt POE wan eee BV oO See! 6 
Rahe op oer ee Ralls Ripa Wh inig Co oh 01s Release bara hgh ra Beara hearst coe SIR lhe PA ae 
iT Rate We cone Dina er rains Lat mapon Soars BG Pa ada? oe rien ot oy. RTE ROE ash 6 
Subscription re Patriotic and Red Cross ...----see-eeee eres seers 
Orlin tia ee jueticee WON CY See ten Gio. 2c eenielauann wns Pe ysa ee we nels tt 
FAs ee SOME CES occ aes Ps ws Oe 5 oie eh Oat slope iei tee eerie re ee ahh Sim uezPty NITE 


Cash received from investments (not extended), $635.11. 


Atel a HECOL Ue we erat, 9 cracn 2 lonoiaih Wer avercune sin saver nee pers ets sce aha egear ae ener so” 


TX, CASH HXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Fee WU OS LAAT. MICU ICAL oa ceeds fevers Sante epee > wie nso h =! winiipie! 2 diaper aeonsline dil cnt 
Printing, stationery, etc. ........ PE RAE OO ONS ces Gee es 
LOS ISEL AION [CCw s. cue eters rete oft meme eae tety kas) stp misirst eho eae g 

Total expenses of Management ...-...-..5. seen ere ewe reece esece 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Pensions or payments in the nature thereof ......-..--+se+eeeee 
Benefits to widows and orphans .........ssseer cers eeteeree esse tes 
Metundaot sick  StOPPases. cas eee. aes eeloloe cee ele + 6 snie Sore vl elecym shelee #.fi0c8 
Refund. criminal jlUSti Cee hy... pcp. cs wksdgser sess talc <4 ees Wevke ne ote dene wn oe an ae 
Wonton. med) Crocs (Mun distinc. sits es. oie Stearns eae eines Sarde es 
Insurance premiums re military service .......-.--e seers eee e cere 
Donation, Prisoners of War Bread Fund ....... Sten che acchain Nvshae, sank 
VOM StLOC ee ERLEIOULC CUD ose = 2 5 ote wiser ne or i flat t sysite ops a nete sle et 
Dogation. (OV erseas. LODACCO ian ay cing sue Se es ee ei Se ie ee ae 
mame TaTN aI FLT EATS) Ee ULI ccc oie ciacers a oe as cha cc eee ohievaim erate wie sp Silaries ah el nh siehaye 
All other expenditure a ee Te Se mae SS aR es, PURER ey Pa ee 
For investments (not extended), $58,103.66. 


Migts PROs Ded LUretg Oo. te eens ae es Bo, bee ten ee 


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86 THE REPORT OF THE No: It 


THE HAMILTON POLICE BENEFIT FUND. 
(Returns Book, p. 513.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton. Ont. 


Organized 8th December, 1890; incorporated 13th February, 1891. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


toho, Clark. Presidents. swt. «omits tee re aie ea eee ee Hamilton. 
Joseph Crocker, Secretary ............ SEDC UC UPR uote TAY Chrys rhea Hamilton. 
Henry “Simith,, Committeema ne aces ano eee eee eee eee Hamilton. 
tTenry oayer,, COmmitteenraner. etna ee ee eee Hamilton. 
Koy McGaving Committecindiee a kts. eet ee eee Hamilton. 
CharlestGreéen, GCommitteemants a: os. es ne ee ene eee Hamilton. 
W.- Re Whatley, 7 Preéasureriwacaies sateen oe eee eee Hamilton. 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the total membership of which is 96. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $480.00. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, one. 


” V. ASSETS. 
Cashivalue..of (morteaeed ick ose ae cee ree tase ae ee ees $52,350 00 
Bonds;~ debentures: ete, cae eee ctl cl eer el re Et ot ee oe 61,000 00 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit in Bank of Hamilton ............... 317 lesa 
Interest * MUW6 <i. Ge etia a ene alin a ed sakS, eel) hat ee gee EC enn Sener ae 2,266 51 
de) Ne ne ee ae re OPM AE PRE Tt ee eR el all $118,794 34 


VI. LIABILITIES, 


Total amount of liabilities at 31st December, 1917.—None, 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


No action was instituted against the Society during 1917. 
Twenty-four assessments were made during 1917. 


The books of record for purposes of insurance certificates are Members’ Register, 
GUC 


The accounts for the year 1917 were duly audited 25th February, 1918. 
Names and addresses of auditors: ‘Samuel H. Kent and Walter Anderson, Hamilton. 


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a et a a a a aS SS Se 


VIII. CaSH RECEIeTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $7,276.12. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
ON SHE SETH OTS ae eRe ee ed A he tek ie See Ta pide one la tates oESvOT Mere Suntateta le AlavMae’s sfosely evs 
BT aT CM TY Oe es cree needs a Lee ENS, RTBU Sin aie Nida lel ete dete ere ale 
Repayment of loan, $16,814.80. 


TOT Abe GCE] PUSS clare accel cascqoer ee wun a utcea ete Se stiat or Bettini ute pr yic stegane cor n+ 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses cf Management, 


Cash paid during 1917 for 


PonMNiSSiOraraAnG Ore anizAllOn ae bese «clo we ots Re en eg dole gee ae ater ane 
PSUS UL ALLO Tree Rmeee eet eT eee etre ret gh eho un NIMs ae nr eres BNC we ete Pate eenee eats 
SATA Tieseinl AWC LOS 5 CUCas eee, eel eiline soot Toeiice. ahem hap ehe annie es als 
ERSTE RIES: .. o8 Me vctael omelets cin tone hale oar irae ere ne epee EIRP DA at ae atn care, bo Np-ab ihe 
POOSU AE Cone re ene, eet pn ia Reet kel pola reh tS velar et shat oop of sana ee Ns eee 
REE CIES CaP mene ate satel corset pa rene tsetse clecaie te aie tis Rarer, wera de abies AL Ui aPe as Cake Resa onan 


es ett Sir at) Cm Claim tira ae ie eiars eterno ate noes als Mie bkete le pebeceerens eos 
Pe CeLOst Sel CCG eT el ULI miei tines cd o.oo mnie es or eseensit aie siorehe Sets ean epeene 
Pe naion CeEOMTUCTO DEE Sar. nari cle ee serene Se ehls share Cpe atare obs cite Sit ce a tietale: teco ate ate 
For investments (not extended), $33,558.60. 


LOL ROR 1 CLUS Cs Weise ee on et case a het ska che al neces ayes oe oh seal ainny a he Sune Tory 


COS 
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$9,033 71 
7,147 90 


$16,181 61 


$42 80 
3 00 
20 00 
8 50 
25 

15 75 


$90 30 


480 00 
180 00 
2,785 80 


$3,536 10 


88 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


LONDON POLICE BENEFIT FUND ASSOCIATION. 
(Returns Book, p. 370.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Police Headquarters, London. 


Organized 1st January, 1887; incorporated 12th March, 1887. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Robert; Heelton, Chairman. cree cane a a5. ee eee London. 
Bimers Walsh;t Séeretary <a sk face eae te ete tees ne ee eee London. 
Wi Te Williams,- Treasurer: {}.)..ctrtes ete ere eee et eee ere London. 
V. ASSETS. 
Bonds:- debentures; “eter Ft tore os tee eee eee was ele cree oe ee ee $78,500 00 
Cash on deposit to the Association’s credit in the Huron & Erie Mortgage 
COT POTACIOD sro oe cece eee ae rns eee RO aint ein aseehe Sums ees 2,505 S37 
Total sassetes. see0 vo eae ae en ee ee $81,005 87 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


No action or proceeding was instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society. 

Assessments ara made twice a month. The Society’s accounts for 1917 were duly 
audited, January 23rd, 1918. 

The books of record or account kept are: Minute Book, Ledger and Journal. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917: James S. Bell and Thomas Nickle, 
London. 

Certain changes in the organization or management or the constitution and rules 
of the Society have been made during the year 1917. 

Number of members on 31st December, 1917, 45. 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $7,573.53. 
Cash receipts for 1917: 


ASSOSSMEN UB’ a eu vw ate oasis wal atae aol e ig boetend e e ee $3,053 14 
interest “and= dividends 20. ee Cree oe re ee eee 3,565. 39 
Ally otter “Sources; .. .Sj.3.5 5 Bone ate oe ae eee eee ee eee 625 00 


From investments (not extended), $6,000.00. 


sla Taiotie sLkce alae ‘elinge’ hata sce Nee aie te mee ele calor rest aes oie ete ee $7,243 53 


Total receipts 


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IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hxupenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration . . 


©. a eb, © Ow le) 8 6 8) Sha, 6 ee) Sein hl (apa 6) .@ 1B Ore (Oren OC) 10: TR fe. NO) "SS: a EP 4i 116 ei). 6.8) 16) Eee |e 


$3 00 
oth ig Foe Bg Sie ee RTE MEME dent en ar Ph nt Ei CIR nd UNE. Soe ee heen ar Caner aa 10 00 
Satie LT a Pal keer ta tete avers. 6 Fie 'a ls moose se a0-y, cuePate: se wuatesacsre ist tcl'ene > Meas ’o7t Sie = 15 50 
RTA VOU ROX DOLE OS ci ai tte once toh rie ew cgbatad oreke spate cea ee Ws ons ras sitar aes 10 00 
Motallexpenses Of Manasement..-.. sr. fous sce miee a oy ee ee $38 50 
(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

For investments, etc. (not extended), $18,272.69. 

Tora xVClUltt Leis ce ra arot shade siete aes la oe ht cukier wees melee ess $38 50 


Mt) THH REPORT OF THE No. 11 


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THE OFFICERS’ WIDOWS’ AND ORPHANS’ FUND OF THE BANK OF BRITISH 
NORTH AMERICA. 


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ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, St. James Street, Montreal. 


Head Office in Ontario: The office of the Bank of British North America, corner 
Yonge and Wellington Streets, Toronto, Ontario. 


Organized 14th October, 1891. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 21st December, 1917, were as follows: 


H.-B.- MacKenzie, Presidentic scare ones ian Montreal, Que. 

J: Dodds,-vice-President 22... oh ce cae ete erie te ates ee London, England. 
J, Andersons) Trustees ca joc cie bone ee islets aie atoeeta ie aeateu ener Montreal, Que. 
OR sRowley; cLrustee es occ cee wes nee cents cc slate rails alors ate ers Montreal, Que. 
HA’ Harvey < Truste@ asc eit pac are eeiietsie el. otetete neta Montreal, Que. 
JuMcBachern, Trustees iy scx essa cio tiene one ee ancl eas Winnipeg, Man. 
R. P. Fraser, Hon. Secretary-Treasurer........+6...:.+% Montreal, Que. 


I. AND II. StcK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS.—None. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash eWalue “Of  mort@a ges sor ead eae eee creel cere eee ater Pee ree aes er nce $25,000 00 
Cash<value*of ponds, debentures.s GU Ca ico cig eee ett Perales oe ee me 322,727 00 
Cash on deposit to credit of fund, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered bank: 
Bank of British’ North: Americas) Montreal Oues > ee ee ee 14,972 49 


Total “assetan ara ee ee RE ree et ea gr ote ee $362,699 49 


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IV. LIABILITIES.—None. ! 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly and quarterly. 

The Fund’s accounts were duly audited during 1917 on the 81st December, 1917. 

Books of record and account kept of the Fund are as follows: Cash Book, Journal, 
Individual Ledger, Annuity Book, Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths, Minute Book 
and Register of Investments. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: Price 
Waterhouse & Co., Montreal, Que. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Hat 
Meee se reer eee 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balanee from 1916 (not extended), $11,376.68. 
Cask received during 1917 from: 


TCE ee cetera othe ie Bleach e eethe! «kel atich ohacing st Sete, On ols Weta « Owe ai 2.4. s $18,894 76 
Subscriptions from married members, and fees from unmarried mem- 

Ee Rg OO eR Ts hie OMI el gre Sh dP Grey CRP nO eA kere Pan ACCT eu 11,722 40 

APT ATOMS ETO LDAI bocce boas ais Stk payee Metis erie eee coin y sears oe $i 9,003 60 


Cash received from repayments of loan (not extended), $538.43. 


TOTAL TECOLD (Siem tat seats e ie sin. htual eee mle Mmleleis ote Hho sein aan aes 5dr ee oye siuae $39,620 76 


VIII. CaSH HIXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


TE CORLS Ne ae eee Sitad ened ieke, C00 dock nia ath eee bates cial alesye oc cslefe sun «veoh $2 00 
ME PISUTALIONG LCGUR Gk Ge ccs os are tice eins se see abo aebe: aa) a oie ool pie pret s 10 00 
SPR ER RIGGS [1S Aas ke ores ir etter ne gee SiC ee eae Can 50 00 
Stamps on cheques, etc. ........ OR ee AN Cilio ale hc Wat eke aller such G91 

Total e@Xpenses Of Managementey wie om 2506 ee ele rol oi sls fine tele $68 91 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Benelite tO, widGws and Orphans 2... 0... See os cele ie ie eee tee pe te eae 10,859 40 
LMP Pes DONUILULG a eicrs cies si wtacass os a ors 0 ele omic Wats oie x'o)s ole bowiaiaes, «Mh we i= 421 19 
For investments, etc. (not extended), $25,213.88. 


TOLATRERDENUICUTC weitee te eosin ero teie cite tone ste eee ay che mle arate ele a) 's siels e.0\- $11,349 50 


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92 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


TORONTO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 91. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST ‘DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized in 1844; incorporated in Ontario, 13th September, 1894, 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Robert. Blliott;— President 8 sacs ewes oe crt et ets Toronto. 
iG. -How;, Treasurer acc hei. ae ow terns ste Fe cates ote ey ele ee Toronto. 
Samuel “tadden, -SGGretary «a. cm a ces cnctaiene eetete lola etal ene crgletege te meets Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by this Society, the total membership of which 
ise oO. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 15. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, $750.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Fund, 31st December, 1917, 
$2,450.25. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 90. 
Amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $1,595.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 332. 


III. ASSETS. 


War Loan Bonds soos ee alo aidepe eae eie are alate 1 a ae tates ames $3,000 00 
Sick and (‘Funerals rund (Merchants bank ) ose. coe ce ere eS eee ee 2,450 25 


$5,450 25 


IV. LIABILITIES.—-None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, : 


The Society’s books were audited during 1917, quarterly. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917, were as follows: W. R. Steep, Ernest 
Webb, and F. MacNeillie, Toronto, Ont.. 

Books kept for the purposes of benefit fund: Treasurer’s and Financial Secretary’s 
Ledgers, Treasurer’s Cash Book and Ledger. 

No changes were made in the rules relating to sick benefits. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $400.00. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $400.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


93 


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VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,573.71. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


EN ea hse weed ane wg on ood Pa Ue wing Ge oetec aye ogee Mr eetamiy Ua Ty's 8. «78% 
ET eee ee ane ees he ne CH wap ha or OVE Bay ahah ede ehle gal 6 el eMac oe AN Ee 


Pea ee TOCCIO COMB eI oS sos Gls premise Sh ats utils, Serco Sup oS er aca a: seer 


VIII. Cast EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
All management expenses are paid by the Union. 


(>) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Sick benefits 
Funeral benefits ($4,925.00 paid by International) 


Total expenditure 


eo a tet a i688) 07 61.ene) 0.6 emul vre e ta. cote, (m6) (699.8) e eee: 6, ety Oe. ofa) spare: e! e681 '6/. 6 


«aoe» © ye seo eb e 


eoersrer eee eee ee eee eee ee ore see eee er eee eee ee 


$2,430 41 


ete. ate 84 99 


$2,515 40 


$1,595 00 
850 00 


$2,445 00 


OL THH REPORT OF THE No. it 


METHODIST BOOK AND PUBLISHING HOUSE EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENnpING 31ST DECEMBER, ISLA 
Head Office, John and Queen Strects, Toronto. 


Organized 8th November, 1894; incorporated 11th February, 1895. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thos. Baxter, SPresident. Mimi Gl nea: seins os ciisre nitrate tte Toronto. 
Jas. Anderson, Vice-President 2. ovis eee welts wien soem Toronto. 
A. J. Saunders, Secretary-TreaSurer ........ee ee ce eee ee ceees Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 

Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 172. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, $100.00. 

II. Sick BENEFITS. 
‘Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 20. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $340.00. 


Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 70%. 


Balance to credit of fund, $399.86. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash “in? DOMIiniOn> Bari eae ceees eo Retr cree ere te la =o eae ta tae tate es eet cea eect $399 86 
Cash ‘value Of DONS se eet ae ee eee tee ieee pee ere creme ae nrc Siar reine 445 00 
Total ' 25 Heo ee Tt ae eR die rere naret $844 86 


TV, Lrapinirres.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The accounts of the Society were audited 11th January, 1918. 

The books of account kept by the Society are: Cash Book and Record Book. 

Names and addresses of auditors of accounts for 1917: R. Whittaker and D. W. Ross, 
erento, Ont. ; 

Assessments are made weekly and are payable each Saturday. \ 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 30. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
insurance certificates. 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 95 
VIII. CASH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $813.19. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
POTS VEIS oigat OR elke eee Get SCC CE Tee ike is WY es em eis aa 7 eer ea EAC $527 50 
TRC CSU Se ct orn ie ere stairs oo nim + oom a0 ce rlade faa woe ea wow Se efoto ® oleae 6 @ 0s 08 12 i 
TOLLE CCOLD ES hia ce eee ro eed Ss re Miracle ar ae ee Latte $539 67 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
PE SCISTLALIOIISILCO Me ce otter ert ts ater aia toe eae eee Atal Sree era ars ate aed eee s 
SIP CS meUCIS Ti ber crt ne meer eee ye ete te ere een ah en Pid iyy open aaah yc Ye) eee ans % 
SIAL LOS eee rn a On ec eke hee dC Ls SER MO SS ORP fee ook en lets ek ad 
Be OSU CHE CUCHER Se eicpneiete een ois wee ores Eat wea Laws Een ere, ke apc tad at 5 vs teenies abe race ls 


Pata nex DENSeS  OULUIaaceInenl tapes teem al cic ss koe ce cloteaee te oie Shoe 
(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Funeral benefits 


PLC HMUICH OlLE Serer ae eee etusch cere ee Ne era SAAD, ene Ae alte te 
For investments (not extended), $445.00. 


eeeoere ee eee eee eee eet ee eee e eee se eee ee eee eevee eevee ee eo 


Total expenditure 


oe 6 6 © ‘o 6 @ © 0 © 6 9 @ © 8 6 6 © @ 6 6.8 « © « 0 o © 6 © 0 0 6 OMe 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 8 


$508 00 


Wek nemo = cava 


96 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


H. M. ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS’ SOCIETY OF HAMILTON. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Foresters’ Hall, James Street N., Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 5th October, 1889, and incorporated 4th January, 1897. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Jonn-. Gardner, President. co ain ese cortices = eenteke ween reenter ere Hamilton. 
Wm. H. Simons, Treasurer yer. 5 ite weno eerie ee earls aie Hamilton. 
Hdward PP. Wyatt, Secretary tote ee oe ge oe eaters a Hamilton. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 87. 

Five members died during 1917, and funeral benefits were paid amounting to $400.00. 
Amount standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, $387.47. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Amount paid for medical attendances. -. 0.26.61. cee ee ey es $85 50 
III. ASSETS. 

Victory War lo0an> i... ¢ ste Se eee ttn w nee aes ake eee I ote he aaa $500 00 

Gasheom hands oc Pe os te ae a eee eae ee Neel tae a ee een citte at ag alee aT ee era 7 40 

Cash deposited with the Hamilton Provident and Loan, Society .......... 380 07 

All -OtHGr” ASSEES” “Sacte. ce ale ecto ects ee are el cts SR ete ete et react dee ne 30 16 


5 GaSe es a es eat RG oh cure cece GI ne i age PR ee eee $917 63 


Total assets 


IV. LIABILitres.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited on 18th January, 1918. 

Names and post office address of the auditors for 1917: G. W..Sutcliffe and A. 
Wyatt, Hamilton. 

The books of account kept by the Society are: Minute Book, Cash Book and Ledger. 

No changes were made in the by-laws during 1917. 


VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,154.01. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
ADPHEATLON LOC oo... ingle wisn Sak ag pie ie rae eo tiem anaes eiet te ee ee $3 50 
TTI ATION GLEOS rs kG sce ecto cocee cues aeceoee alie: Teh srr oe en tees ee 11 00 


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1918 | REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


gy 


a 


UN CECE Set bi Saket iagme Patepe crete weitn Sh nea age eeu taeiy eos Mae'r fig eee eke 
DGNStLOn geet wl cise Bar irene RR aa 2 A oe tis aE lin, je er 
BULLEN Coster et rgd etter te ety te eels aaa es eae DR Aly EG LNs oy 
HTC er ae he eee at hay tte, Saye oe A Ree EE re Yo 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE. . 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
SUOUE IIS LONE enti nei ceens srs accra a eet Nee au. ee 
PUD Divesm DOWEL tac veers a ote: wat Geer gee nn i Sn oe 
Pee shea LLODEES OOM: Senate. Glau ee Me th eee « 
aaa mr ey ey. eae Seine NG ne Poe nk, ee 
ECT meats AMMA oie hin ata yee bnsceses Nghe Meee awa Meee = 


For investments (not extended), $495.54. 


Ota wexpenditure. wiesc cs  o. MSE Terai nie ste, See lae na Ree Oe ee, 


226 60 


$833 50 


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THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


BEAVER SICK AND FUNERAL BENEFIT CLUB OF TORONTO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE SEVEN MontTHS ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917; 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized April Ist, 1917; incorporated 8th May, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Jos. Rew, President) ss. «se ec0rl <= pase ae ce Toronto. 
TH Page, Treasurefon sslee qe 5 sete oc iit ee aii Toronto. 
GH Brown, Secretary se... 204 ec eri ee ae Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 74. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased members, $38.00. 


TI. StckK BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 5. 

Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $123.98. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 26. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, nil. 

Total cash standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund at 31st December, 


1917, $35.58. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Hamilton Toronto oye oi ne 


$35 58 
Total assets ive vs.6 <0 Oe epeiee oles lobe pucuetelttats 4c aia ietnase eer = ies Paes aoe $35 58 
a ae eee 


IV. LIABILITIES—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 
Nine assessments were made in 1917. 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited in June and December, 1917. 
Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: W. Winshipp and W. 


Gorham, Toronto. 


Certain changes were, during 1917, made in the organization and management or in 


the Constitution and Rules of the Society in relation to benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


99 


LO LE SL eT eee aaa ES SE Leesan ice casero cca omens meee Nae een y 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), nil. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


IRIAULOM COS Mn hee oe a cir ena iy ation ee ey tee ws i $46 00 
DITCS ee Meee ees face aS Od oe Rl ay AI MLR ee Pt ee 356 30 
eC RMRCA DCAM CH SPR a weber nrerae: cy Aten There en, Wg ci ene ee gi Bch! 38 00 
BOLE GH CMa ree et it ae cine tt ee. es 5 oer Menta Ae rated ere ee 1 07 

EOLA TCCCID TS ME ep rte tree core ee ieee om ie eee ne ae, ae $441 37 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


——— 


PHLCOUPOUA LION 1 CRtisccn, ct etch ae herrea el eae is aerate ee. $1 00 
PLCE Ie Lrat Ole Lewes Ae element ok Pian te bea a UR ye 6 00 
SV CULA MMM eget Seles 5 ot in Ant erd a ee Shee Gee Ee th mice ede. 6 00 
SUD DNCSmUCUS ITC eM Mee Tee RPO Aaa tae Meer em Un Nive IRIN 0 8 81 

Toraleexpenseseor manarementar. a ieee. ee $21 81 


HEM Ever Rip DOT GEG Barats Heise: 9S 5/che de aplire dale aia \ala Mardiantes Preeoe ooheiekl 38 00 
UGS ALA. « coegen ayraeie gs cee at iri ee cv a Lt ear 123 98 
Seems LOS IN GIN DEMS eetae wot e erent, ccd oc 483, fh), Wear alot 222 00 
HOta ML ONDORGILUTG at. ae etee tapes oe res ns Nene Cae Merk $405 79 

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100 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


TORONTO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES’ UNION AND BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE BENEFIT FuNpD FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, TOL. 
Head Office, Church Street, Toronto. 


———___—. 


Organized 24th August, 1893, and incorporated in Canada, 30th November, 1893; 
re-incorporated in Ontario, 26th April, 1897. 


——__ ——_ 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3ist December, 1917, were as follows: 


Tames Scott,» President seem 5 occu eet errs ares acer ae Toronto. 
WwW. D. Robins, Financials Secretar varies <s5 mre a ee Toronto. 
Jos. Gibbons, Business Agent, Rec. Secretary and Treasurer 

(laabor! Teriple)) « pecrn cet tc teehee tek erent ese a Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the International body. Membership of local 
body, 1,998, and nearly 900 at war. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 12 at home and 26 at war. 
~ Amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased members, $7,450.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 205. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $3,752.90. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 634. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $1,326.50. ‘ 

Amount standing to credit of Sick Fund, 31st December, 1917, $864.10. 


ciipeNSSEI Ss. 


Cash in Home Bank of Canada, 81st December, 1917 .....-----seeeeees $864 10 


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Totals oie tata Brae o Ob Fans ete oe ete ata et Sie. eng ecm ee aces $864 10 


IV. Liapicitres.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are paid monthly. 

The Society’s books were audited for 1917 on the last day of March, June, Septem- 
ber and December. 

Name and address of auditor for 1917 was as follows: Geo. Coney, Toronto. 

The books of account kept by the Society are: Due Book, Cash Book and Ledger. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the constitution and rules. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $500. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $1,000. 


isis REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 101 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS, 


Cash balance, 31st December, 1916, $500.00. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


EDIT CS seater gers eetate WF Ba Oe Gh oi ta aes Us he Sata Sites ahora E, oetptatir ey elena able Gale's $5,443 50 
Lois cee ba tepres hog Bb ap tangs” slerumre tn yaths Gorge mikey. Mina Ra naan Ani Ra a ye A aE te 7,450 00 
POLARS PCCELU CS maetecses cree 5 eis rea cee eer re Sie re ay ee bel ee Be $12,893 50 


CERI 6 KEES SOOTY ttt 2 


VIII. Casu EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
All expenses of management are paid from the general fund. 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral benefits (paideby olnternation aba ae eed. eee ie eae ols ote $7,450 00 
See Len f apa a 6 Sepa tA aces tee ae eit ai, acho ne ine ae ee en 3,752 90 
Nledicaleattendancant wee ..temcdes vie. G12). Seek leh eh cies thi dees 1,326 50 

PPOLAL@ eX end itures Se damn iee e GO ee, Bie Othe pee re $12,529 40 


102 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
BAS jt gE me EN AE SEA TRAE UNS 


THE DOMINION EXPRESSMEN’S SICK BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL (STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 81st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, King and Simcoe Streets, Toronto, Ont. 
Organized 30th November, 1890, and incorporated in Ontario 6th December, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Association at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


William C. Jex, President, Dominion Express ......-..++-+++- Toronto. 
W. M. Carruthers, Secretary-TreaSurer .....-.-ssseeeeerrcers Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Association. Membership, 1,138. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 8. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid, $1,200.00. 

Cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, $195.55. 


Il. StcK BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Association. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 210. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $4,415.79. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 736. 

Total amount of cash standing to the credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $4,303.55. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Dominion Bank, Toronto, Sick Benefit .........--.--+eeeeeeeeee 
Cash in Dominion Bank, Toronto, Funeral Benefit Fund .........-.-.--- 


Motal? BSSOtsy soe cle isi sol tera etter es erescligiintes Mage’ ete ve far ete oa alla) OMe? WEA Un guts Loueav a 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made for the purpose of benefit certificates monthly. 

Twelve such assessments were made during the year 1917. 

The Society’s books were duly audited on January 15th, 1917. 

The following books of record and account are kept for the purpose of benefits: 
Ledger, Index Book and Bank Books. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: W. J. 
Wilson, C. A. Girvin, and A. H. McInnis, Toronto. 

Amount of bonds of Secretary-Treasurer, $500. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 103 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Amount of cash on hand, 31st December, 1916, $4,086.84. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


RY ya i il Bin Sp BR naira har gr UNO eer ace iri a GRR Gtr Seta aa $142 00 
FACES OILLCTILS Grates eet Sie: arn AR Tee Te ee eke ar Eee eee ee aes 6,408 50 
DTIC TGS Lents ee ee etcetera eh oe a ee ee ae Ele te ete Slee 100 05 
VO LILG PER eee eer ee TR crs le geo eee ete RE Oe ope cit tate eielire Bnei 25 00 
OLRM TOCOL DUG are take acerca Vibert eerane eee cerier Niet cls fiers eves) a.eicie, 6 FR $6,675 55 
RETA ORSINI ITS, 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PC GRILL AU ON wee ee oe erga ss cde idles reer Sac ans Mo aL Fata mieie leh ete ors sae eta een MOET eres $10 00 
Dalanies SOU UiCETS >] Als AUCILOMG : LCOS rat os crete noe a aicostels he aimeddte py thee nwrele 456 00 
PVA CLS eS CLONCT YY wan vA VELL sid) Sal crtacse eras sists civeelin. seca: stele so, «aeons! sree 110 50 
PPOSLa erie ates cick ose Ae ee cle erate Panera, wiv OretPs Ieike ale ein die whoa? hin: bas; aio cas malt Mee entite ey 8 24 50 
TOT TU TIUS votes eae ites orotate see eee een ater whe alee REE PE GAD. us Wises 'auior ono ORE DNea le forfeore 5 00 
RIN DAL dediedaretUrnedi cate ee ee ues eee ele ten hs a, NAM sain ces 41 50 

otaleexypenseseOreManaeemenity cus me ois hoveay oto nie Gis aleve Scars cet $647 50 


PEELE OL PR DOTLOUL Ge arn a ars Pe he ore eee ie ot Gen nea on ara ge eee Haus oN oes 1,200 00 
PVLG ISM OCLLCILES Ore rc trk ere oc er Tee rae eae bade nad Seale Sage eee etn cose eee ge 4,415 79 
FOL OX DOILOULULE eencn cede tee stttte ate sraterce ee or dino rae: Gcencl lc eeersnae rate ays ie $6,263 29 


104 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


AS At ee ee eS nnn 


- WM. & J. G. GREEY’S EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, 6 Church Street, Toronto. 


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Organized 1887; incorporated 11th January, 1899. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the dist December, 1917, were as follows: 


Geo. Hendry, Vice-President .........6e sees eee c ces ceecceccees Toronto. 
Jo Go Greey, Treasurer 25 iis oe cisiees «oe ours nee + ape «ai ee pak pais ce Toronto. 
Fo -D, Hunt! Seeretarycc i. cierto ore oe ae oie cia cre Ga erg ee Toronto. 


II. Stck BENEFITS. 


Number of members in the Society at 31st December, 1917, 80. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during LOL, 16. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $171.35. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 42 5-6. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $229.27. 


III, ASSETS. 
Cash in Imperial Bank, Toronto™ ......2-- sees e cece rere teres ses eeeres $229 27 


TOTAL ASSOTS bac abn « Sysaad wee Gia we ole > St vlcin Ue Mlefist ue) n solielcal ac tS ce oe eae Ware $229 27 


TV. Lrapin:rrres.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


One member of the Society died in 1917, 

Assessments were made for the purpose of benefits monthly, and special assess- 
ments when required. 

Ten such assessments were made during the year 1917. 

The Society’s books were duly audited January, April, July and October, 1917. 

The following books of record are kept: Minute Book, Secretary’s and Treasurer’s 
Cash Books. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were’ as. follows: Jr 7h: 
Atkinson and F. J. Martin, Toronto. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $192.02. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


KA SRAGCTHIOTIUG ois vena. ache bce eG k en whee shele gi Base oleh es cirerel etnies foley ets Temeie gel tam amie $174 50 
Interest... EE PN EN aaa nae ee ee Rane eR oo ee 5 25 
Donation Tro frm we oie wale 5 diva «alae wiic batons ataleae net ke ie cole alae te Venere ae eer 43 85 

Yeh ee eer ee PCR ryan ri Soe pacino Ou ih cles $223 60 


~ +9 teem 


1918. REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 105 


St a nn a ee ee ee eee ee ee 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration fee 


PRR ites jets <2) oad sit sig sce pee tates PVM at IR NE Sek shee ee $3 00 
Saatek CU Veer Sn etree cto et ee ay er ene ge TO 12 00 
Otalsinanaecement: GXPEnsesins .e5 ack adc tr ora he ee ee oe $15 00 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure 
REC Ram CLG LL USgerte AeEat Oe or hak PO ae oe ERR Ab gf aiee AES ein a L7i 35 
LOLA LEON DCTICILLUT Gwin tet rite ye og oe een ate ae Pere oe evi om ae $186 35 


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106 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE COCKSHUTT PLOW COMPANY RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Brantford. 


Incorporated in Ontario, August 19th, 1899. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


H. Cockshutt, Honorary President ....--..+esseeseeeceseces Brantford. 
John Horrison, President .......:.eee cece eee ee rete reeecees Brantford. 
F. Scanlan, First Vice-President ......---esseeeresereeeese Brantford. : 
C. J. Graham, Second Vice-President .....---.+sseeeeeeeeres Brantford. 
J. Kirkpatrick, Secretary .....-. cece esse eee creer rec teceees Brantford. 
P.M. Yule, Treasurer .2 0.0502] oe sin cee ce pee oe renee er = Brantford. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken. by the Society, total membership of which is 545. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 7, and funeral benefits were paid amount- 
ing to $280.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917, 
$514.62. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. Ninety-five members received sick 
benefits during 1917, amounting to $1,331.37. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 332 5-6. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Montreal, Brantford .........-.esssseee ere rseeccseeees $514 62 


IV. LIaABinirres.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly, or oftener if necessary. 

The Society’s accounts were audited January 14th, 1918. 

The books of record kept are as follows: Assessment Book, Financial Detail Book, 
Cash Book, Minute Book. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts of 1917: Chas. Faulds, 
and C. R. Stiles, Brantford. 

No changes were made in regard to sick benefits during 1917. 


> aes 


_ 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


107 


a le ee 


VII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $594.90. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PL SEC HSINEN Us iaey ciehc ores eae che even yO eee en ee Sols PRL 


VIII. CasH ExXxpeEnpITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


EAE COSUS Dtereeye Scere sar wr aie en ey Be etee ake WAL ert 


Printing, stationery and advertising ........................ 
Sicers Pealaries wetCumernas evans cs Ula cere i,t Ry peal 
HAOSL A Clann te sheet een hee Ce aE Le Py Bee yay ok 


PRUUCT ALDEN CTS a. a Was ce et ee? < ORDL Jel weet teen G Gti 
SICK MUCILCHL Ger an ere munca fiin ms Teen nl eee & PMc einer 
UA UUILOS tment eee reine? A eiiach. Fan ak eo Uh e odentue yo oi 


108 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


cet os ee 
COBBAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY’S EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT 
SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 19th January, 1889; incorporated in Ontario, 4th July, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


W., Rice, Presidents .2.. 2.00% ee = oe oe ees 1 ne ees Toronto. 
H. Meade, Secretary wa cs. 5 os ec a 3 ene op wee mises whet emer Toronto. 
TR. Huehes, Ereasurer 5.0506 oc ew ere aietsteieun etnies esate oie Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society; total membership at 31st December, 
Leal i 

Number of members who died during 1917.—None. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917.—Nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 9. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $62.50. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 20 5-6. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $150.00. 


III, ASSETS. 


Cask on deposit in Dominion Bank, Toronto ............... Fae ce Reng fee ae $150 00 
Total assets ....... vere DR Sie ee et IRA a + ee eae een $150 00 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Society’s books were duly audited on December 22nd, 1917. 

The books of record are Cash Book and Ledger. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917. were as follows: Frank A. Hewson and 
J. S. Hunter, Toronto. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 109 
a : VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $150.00. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
BTU LER LAD tes CO mia a ccterc nee ea eer ak. ween hs oa as ote Rae ate ns re io bie & $22 00 
TE PRESS Rr etal i hgh Mean AoA Bah ey ade Marta ae eee. We AGE BE A a ih, es ae 205 00 
a OURAN tat re” hoarse oa“) hp eee a SRE Tea ah ir 81 AAI RA at Socal Pas SG Alva De aera OR | Fe ae 4 69 
ALE oe ia he SRO ae SI A CER Se Mine] dha SEG on) oe Retr a Ee a $231 69 


VIII. Casu EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Exwpenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
malsries goeere -and -augitore *f Cbs ya. 4) ee ee ce ove eae Seer 
Registration, fee. ..... peratode be eke rarere, beaker FEN Ge oe Se me ace eee sore ft, Neen 
Total expenses of management ........... MEN Ne Ree arte Ra 


(db) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


SHE ERNEST ET BY asain ti ca ha nD Ei Nac ett Nan ag PN? Se noe Speiniahy” RGD RRA Renae 
UR a TCV SE ie Boe SS taeda Aue NMP trae ol apie # oa Oke DMR gee RIE MAE ie RMA ted 


POLL mee REO T IC LGll TO maria, Mee ed a, en a ae tick eh ee ks Luv See a, Bale 


Sa ne See AR 


oS tS 


$20 00 
3 00 


$23 00 


62 50 
146 19 


$231 69 


110 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE LOYAL TRUE BLUE ASSOCIATION, 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head: Office, Port Perry, Ontv 


Organized 30th November, 1875; incorporated 28th June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


We Ge rarley,, Grand Master iene ee ee ale eee Toronto. 

W Ke Adams, Past GrandaMaster jose ee terete tees Picton. 
Miles*S, Plumley, -Grand Secretary 7.2. ...<8.e = ster ane ee ee St. Catharines. 
Mrs; George EF Burnett, .GrandsDreasurer <5 -.0-- cee Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Lodge, the total membership of 
which at 31st December, 1917, was 5,651. 

Total number of members who died during 1917, 46. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased members in 1917, $1,900.00. 

Cash standing at credit of Funeral Fund at 3lst December, 1917, $1,092.33. 


II, Sick BENEFITS. 


The sick benefits are optional with Subordinate Lodges. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 13. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $403.60. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 63. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $543.20. 

Total amount standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $801.46. 


III. ASSETS, 
Grand Body. 
Bank 7ol NOVa SCOvIA; LOO tO res ante te erties tecttiet soto citer hae eee eee $1,128 28 
i Ao): ng NRE oh AL Pen A WO ML ar aricept eS pce Nanliet Re acy We $1,123 28 


ee ee eee 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments on account of benefit certificates are made monthly; oftener when 
mecessary: Twelve assessments were made during the year 1917, payable before the 
10th of each month. 

The books and accounts were duly audited on August 9th, 1917. 

The books of record and account kept by the Society are Day Book, Ledger, and 
Register. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


111 


Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: James Milk, Ottawa, and W. G. 


Farley, Toronto. 
Amount of bond of Grand or [Supreme Secretary, $1,000. 
Amount of bond of Grand or Supreme Treasurer, $1,000. 


Certain changes were made in the constitution and rules during 1916. 


VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balances from 1916 (not extended), $1,620.14. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
PESES STEN LOM MINN sete Sy een Pee ie amen see ae relate 
Per Capitastax and-ievies. and charter fees oc. 25 0. thease ee ee HA 
UG Wa Oy iB AGT SEs (ok | ALN a Ae Anat nA seit rt RRA OIE este a ey CAL Rey i adie teed pr teh 
PLD DIGS A SOLU sete Peer ta eler say i arack she ara ee manent te ere Sie ee he one 
PELL OTS ane Pe rete ca ene cede ce, Sechiad ae iio ang tw oe Bee ei sinatra at 0 Gs eee ete 
FMA? COV PAVED EL, egomiteei ee hunt rete Pacha Ori tc tA Mae AR ae eg IMA ae Eee De yet to a 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


EPTOCTV VET Gf alam ae pero Sr Pan Fagot te oie STUN MRP RO NIs bo A Gt HO RRR PC tp IS 
ESL ALA Te We ree eee ee ee cies ae ore NES 0 an Baebes NS ay Grice wise alee Bie sie Verse okie 
PERILS LITO mtr tee tee te Cat ae ie eee Hotere dn ao ict a sie Ae ens Groeeene earls ieee 
BOIL EW LLCS LC LLU Umer et eters cats ee eee eke al sie tince nace Serie Suns al otk Sa iets oiale ace eae 
BUAVeHLiLe me x DOLL SC Gummer tire cet oe eeehs chante NR ntact cree tle wlecineliyr sO ah aos 
Pala riOSmOUICelS AWUSAUCILOLS 9 FCCSe ayia, cis aie te loli uls ie wes) Aisle o17 sis o Site sates 
BU meSlLALONnelye AN Uc Ad Ver Ulsil Sarees, oie tele ease ost. eases eect cea die ce oem 
PUStAS ee LG OS TAINGOAIU. OX PLES ry augue ete erence toe f cusie Wate gist viskevc. a eaters 
ipreniiuims, form guarantee Gf 160026, OMCETS Ys... 9 cic. scare os else a ars 6 wliae ane 
ICME TAOS DET UICUT CSc in crete te tre eae cata gf OS ato aor easnon eid halo eles nike! alee ahdhel hens 

LOLaLe Na NacementieeXDCUSES Wetec toe cis cic ehis. hose Sie sere 6, ere aler sllere wis 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

EAE PA Ver DET CLILA a ees ee reie rl ona canene ae Re ce ca he ec elai's ase Oo ere Tie ks ghee MAI ocell> 

EIA Ve ROU UTC ae ae irs rete eee eee ier ene eta olen ioy. niet ee Geert aay 


Grand Body. 


$1,808 72 
1,154 65 


Grand Body. 


$84 00 
25. 00 
15 00 

337 94 
97 15 

814 00 

fae fap 

152 03 

7 25 
25 00 


$2,275 17 


1,900 00 


$4,175 17 


112 THE REPORT OF THE 


LOYAL TRUE BLUE ORPHANAGE. 


No. 11 


The Executive Officers, of the Branch at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Win Mo Ritzeerald’ President...) sets ne eee OF Ono 
HOC. coeken’ “Vice-President: <.5 © «oo ceies + gas bie oe ee Toronto. 
Mrs.cd. Reynolds) SCCrelarVie. ocr. outa le ew wee etre oa ocantane rs eet eee Hamilton. 
Mrs. Geo. FE) Burnett, Treasurers se cc cece hese cee eee ee Toronto. 


CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $6,790.27. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Interest and) dividends” .4ske..ac0 see ee Set vara eee Fass Supra ih Meee 
WONTON ee | ails adhe eG were ere aren oe vay ee nt te Po oats on eee eae eee 


TOtALETECELDTIS we. S rceig ies eeehetats his ee eiaeatciin ee OTGRO TST ote karate rhs Catan tic ton aiea eee aun 


CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Mortgageé<and; interest &. sc. cases os: ie eteiee een ets eae eee ee 
Pupplies (DOUSIWE iii, oe eoe tte ae aera eater ete ere eee en oe oe 
Travelling  @XPenses 4.3): cscs csteto eo eos meta opesoe chris ere nega cn ae 
Rent; lightheatrand tax Gs tse ects ite ee ee ee 
Salaries ., 3725 Sete Bia eo he oe we ei See ee ee cee Cee renee eee 
Printing, GbOse vic. cae hicks ee te iain cee oreo teen are Ween s Saten ae cee eee 
Postage, telephones, telegrams and @XpreSsS .......... cece eee e eens 
Premiums for euarantée ol omicers =. oo... sae ee eee ee ee 
Bond in trust for Sandy Brown (overseas) ....... ee Gh cnae a tanee 
Alkvother (soo) 22a 8 is BS eae erates eae eee ee ee 


TotalL-expenses 20f- managements .2. tn wid eee teen eee Ce eee ome 
(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Benefits to. widows anduorp lias oe se eee cr ee rere tee ee 
Medical ca tten dante pero. one sstaatcensis hie enc, eae Sie eh ie ee eee 


$196 OL 
13,795 10 


$13,991 11 


$1,220 00 
878 51 
136 40 

1,103 68 
2,976 25 
105 55 
159 38 
5 00 
250 00 
1,971 59 


$8,806 36 


48 24 
11 75 


$8,866 35 
$18,500 00 


11,915 03 


$30,415 03 


UOTE GOS ee arc lala cocks bin. auel's ome. 0 sually olor ty apm atone terete ea tee Mone Otc ott ae taer cs ee ae 
Unpaidi.accounts and: salaries: . a. 0. ce eee ee ee eee ee 


PT OUT a ceiecs is: o000 50 4:50 ewe uence We aia aie ee ate ee eee 


$3,000 00 
250 75 


$3,250 75 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 113 


THE FEDERATED ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS, 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 420 Gladstone Avenue, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 15th September, 1891; incorporated 2ist June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


AV CEUDMC PE TECIULGR Crane wie c-aiure aid aera steahde ee dleceat aha se etiectie Montreal, Que. 
Aléx. McMordie, Secretary-Treasurer ............0000cc008 Toronto. 


Il. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 
(b) Contracts for Insurance other than endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


MOMmLractsel Na OTCe 31 tei GCE DET wl FUG Berets tai se crevate ea) slokets = 0 <icie ere’ w.0 0 ie ra REO chia 1,239 
meurcontracts-taken Guring 19175 New Or rene weds...» 3.6 ere als ose Sas ss eg et Os 13 
Gross number on footwat, any, time duning 1916 235...2 2 6.6.5 lsieulcs ewan 1,252 
PGi UCEONITIALUPCUS MIML OG Ligure ty ere Cot eae ie ck che weathers, Wapolel cis etn dere arche aie 14 
MUITACCS MLA DSCOaI NOLO L Cee, cites oe eA chee ake Gla nike Oats Sh EE ee ee 103 
COSTCO GEICO LES Myatt sc erase teee eure hae ee eee Oe Se le cre Fae ot eR cle vm ere 
117 
Netrconiracts.on oot.s ist. December 1917 «., 5.42 t ace codec eaten shane 1,135 
Number of certificates temporarily suspended .............c.cecececeees 26 


III. AND IV. FUNERAL AND ‘S1icK BENEFITS.—None. 


V. ASSETS, 
Gash on deposit in Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto............... $4,645 50 
Pera Ol MeL PAASITer. OL. GUGDCC =. cs cys face old she 5 2G apenas Seale oe eons aie tas 2,000 00 
Riaad ol meee ial | RE SEM eh aR cde ai tease tthe: Goes ote Merces ha A oemeene ee one chim 3's $6,645 50 


VI. Lrapimirires.—None. 


*Assessments are made for purposes of life insurance certificates on date of death of 
member, and are payable within 30 days, one advance assessment being kept on hand. 


114 . THE REPORT OF THE No. : 1a 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No actions or proceedings were instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society 
during 1917 in Ontario. 

Fourteen assessments were made during 1917. 

The amount payable at each death being one assessment from each and every 
member in. good standing on the date of said death. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited for 1917, quarterly. 

The books of record or account kept for purposes of insurance certificates or bene- 
fits are: Certificate Register, Roll Book, Day Book, Ledger. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917: J. J. Reeves, R. H. Cox 
and Chas. Onley, Toronto. 

Number of members in Ontario, 409. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 6. 

Amount paid as death claims to Ontario members, $5,250.00. 


VIII. Casit RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $5,753.24. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ASSESSMCHUSic es ee oe eer eee ie ee Pe erene es aS are lee eee we, rae ins Peete $13,362 25 
Per capita tax and slevies: fe rein a ieee conta are eens eee ane ge ere ee 951207 
Tnterest yy signee RT ee ace Ee ree nel eee ee 147 70 

TF Otal POCCLD US aa cns tye aspeenene cee Tere en teyae oie oe aed oyk et aie lectern ce $14,461 02 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURES. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


TIA W COSTS Ts acess Hie ohare cae, hae eaiecs ee ae node pete le Aer acy ce aes eee ee $630 90 
Registration [ees vcr to wicca re eh ee ee ae ase Vises Aen gto See ae 20 00 
Travelling (6xpense@s:s tac ee dio nee eee ce weep etna oes cea Ree Ea 8 00 
Supplies SHOmez tw rei ese ee es a eco eee ees a ae re a eee 13 44 
Salaries ys APR OTS Sles sens ae aya cca a PUES ee ees ean at Rice ROT Os Ree cnet rn eee ae 283 75 
PLAN CINE sets Se oie eee we ee ake etn a re ee ee eee eae a a end ake eae 80 00 
Postage, telegrams: and :Expresse iia: eee ty ee eee ee cee a2 67 

Total expenses “of -manacemen ter. ae ncuron eens Preeti pert $1,068 76 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Litesinsurance- other than; endowments. veers eee eee 12,500 00 
Total expenditure sie aes Sindee ce ce Cece oe ene ote eee $13,568 76 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


Tt 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Number 
| Number | amount of | Amount of lofdeatng| Death losses 
Attained ages. P emibers: insurance. payments. | uae vear! 
Col. 1 Gols 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 

$ oc. $206 Sard 
ited geet oe ie eal gtiae 2 80 80,000 00 Le ODOC S00 malar arn tow ena ae eae 

Lala! Dees ppl doe pata Ua an 215 206,500 00 2,582 00 i 5,500 00 

MOSSE Sore Re ee eee hss 289 279,500 00 3,395 50 1 1,000 00 
SAS gene 3 lg oe 250 238,250 00 PROTO OU nal ete se stares era ie ae 

oh ENS | peapted sae Pte Sat an 47 45,000 00 563 00 1 1,000 00 
Bee Oe ee Oe reek tena 3 56 56,000 00 700 00 Wes ece ce Nenae g 

a eee ea ts ed 87 86,500 00 1,084 50 2 2,000 00 

B09 ce ee ira ten coe 65 64,500 00 806 50 iL 1,000 00 
BME tybel eee re unek hu nee, 43 42,000 00 Deo tC OU MEN ere states pilisra sire apace Sete 

Dee a Ree ets eee 17 15,250 00 192 50 Z 2,000 00 
OG Rg Ce a eet a 3 3,000 00 OE OU ery arcane el vec cone pie eats S 
ES PASL! Pade 3g 2 den tye aie ee 4 4,000 00 SOLO0W ieee. Disses ae etme se 
A ei eid winsth cance ac 3 3,000 00 Bc OO Me etre esis s Vs ieee tee 
PRMCCEOVET SG feet el. ee 2 2,000 00 Bae OU Mel eree et a all Acc sie ot ee 

LOLS see ae sows 1,161 1,125,500 00 | 13,980 50 14 12,500 00 


116 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


POSTAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Post Office, Toronto. 


Organized 8th June, 1891; incorporated in Ontario, 17th November, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Ass cRosebureh President: Aone cetate serie ets pie ae eee eee Toronto. 
A-3De Middleton;“Preasuren = ccs oe es Se ee ee Toronto. 
Misss=BecA. Cochrane, Secretary sso ee ee eee eee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the total SMTA) ANY of which at 
the 31st December, 1917, was 244. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 3. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, $450.00. 

Cash in, Funeral Benefit Fund, 31st December, 1917, $439.86. 


II. Stck BENEFITS.—None, 


III. ASSETS. 


Casheon, deposit. in =lamperial Bbank=.22) ae eee $439 86 
TOLal ides. aca ihe dee eG RPE ae aro en ee Roach fe Senne ern a $439 86 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made when necessary. 

Three assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited on February 21st, 1918. 

Books of record and account kept for purposes of insurance certificates are as 
follows: Cash Book, Minute Book, Treasurer’s By-laws and Bank Book. 

Names and post office addresses of auditors for 1917: W. H. Horton and W. R. Wil- 
liams, Toronto. 

No changes were made in relation to insurance certificates in 1916, 


VII. Casn RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $666.76, 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ASSESSMONES Fo fi Vilas Wi w.2 aagtec bie eee ee eee en $263 50 
Abiko 3 0'<).| ee eee CEE: nr MIL De Aa. cp Soy ee El eo 15 60 
POCA Pe ih 0's We hess 50g Sat Parra De ee ee $279 10 


1918 _ REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ug 


a nt 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


FRESISCIALION “1CO. cated ctetetatsrt, oxte e Sie. ote ote las eta seta ag enn ntetet one Blew eehaahthe we. $3 00 
Secretary 6 Salary <..—..-.+. a Bd Pn Set ee at SS oR ee Aa 40 00 
DD MES DO ULI G csi cs rel cits ateptne oats alle owierarsie 20) atm ole Symons Ae 90, 13 00 

Total expenses of management ........... SOEs Cn ada ee cts stents $56 00 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


TTITOT ALE DOTICLILS Ws aot co we rceieretle kins ween tee clair ele no ae tusvehale teehee es gst 450 00 


Mota PeOXIDCTLOILULG ere cat aie 20m oe curt oes siete ee = sy sUolcinin - *inre eeleique ges « $506 00 


118 PHEOREPORTZOR SDE No. 18 
—————— ae eee eae ee ane 
THE MASSEY-HARRIS, TORONTO, EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3187 DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 915 King Street West, Toronto. 


Organized June, 1883; incorporated in Ontario, 7th March, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Eo Hannigan President scce st a oe a een Toronto. 
Ee Masonry ice-Presidentasc-e1 le ee Toronto. 
James -Conlan, Tl reastirers..0 50s oe eee Toronto. 
Thomas:Garruthers (Secretar y sae ene ae ee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


The Society undertakes funeral benefits. 

The total membership was, at 31st December, 1917, 1,900. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 12. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, in respect of deceased members, 
$720.00. 

Number of members’ wives who died during 1917, 7. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid in. 1917 in respect of deceased wives, $195.00. 

Amcunt at the credit of the General Fund at 31st December, 1917, $690.44. 

Funeral and sick benefits are paid out of the General Fund. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes sick benefits. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 483. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $4,501.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness paid in 1917, 1,50014. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash value of bonds,., ete, tec eet ay: Rene gaa te ya ee ae ee $1,527 55 
CasieinaDominion Bank, ‘Toronto ws oe. oe eee 643 44 
Pash FON hand pao, id 0.78.2 saaend oer ae ie as SUC ted, ane nan eT 47 00 
Total vassets..7vt4).'. fee ae mene ee fa So 'ate elena eae ae $2,217 99 

JOT eh 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 119 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


No changes were made in 1917 in the organization and management of the Society. 

Assessments were made every four weeks. 

Thirteen assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts were audited January and June, 1917. 

The following books are kept: Minute Book, Day Book and Ledger. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were: Joseph Coulter 
and John Hibbert, Toronto. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,776.04. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


IA REGESINICIEL SS Pom es tats och tats the Gi ete cities here Rare hel ar aie Canteens chalics sp ales aetna eso $6,232 90 
AVE OLS Lemme es Vente ror acs oa log tol area ceneecins Saar eeeveteke matt a v/a y bole ec Sane ees 26 70 
FLGO Cal LMM olekeia Poe ti chk yeienc foro aoe ala chek ts epersuc emer aase aerate Laenee tainan sy $6,259 60 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


ALOPISLLALIONS LEG aCTETIG WAL au tone a miacta eee aes her arte t he a ee hee area c cee ale $15 00 
SERS OMe MRT tere Oct re ee Pees Rust Tare avail cncterel aude Fic Lnakghnetand vans 1 20 
Mravelling’ expenses. (Cab) tICKCLE) 55 6 oan eisai siete in eles sles mine sb eget s 52 00 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees .......... 144 00 
PSATT DLLe See OU 20) taeap terete Scie alo ey si vigor ecctenilass, obs har oleh arsnore atau 7a 9 50 
AROS ADIT GA Real Oh 1 are COVA Ree BA neat a rma Rec a Caer (oe 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers .......5..00cet ear ceaeeenns 10 00 
Oimerewanacemenieexpen Sesser. ne sce iene iets sem pats) eday eis sue sie.la e: aysisuanaut 157 00 

EXPE Ses Ole WialaseMle iar rete ete a inece ye «us ip ae aie ol ere enenl eavenls $396 65 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


ACTOS ee DOTLOU Leen os acct ter rere eee ecdec ele sect eat ek bis ian tte miccerAjenekerelersl cata we eters 915 00 


BSC Hie DOTIOLL ES Benn eee ate eet el ae Ur rae aia halghatis ie wire ieante, © soo tio erarns 4,501 00 
A TIMOL ITO Damen eee ce anaes Pe ener che aie oak oe, ei waren cok prokater ep thm tee yo) wligho ame ales exer 5 00 
AOL alee < NCNGILUT. Ch oe tee a tae eh epee Bectatete ea cn eeatha re eices one Sete tecame $5,817 65 


120 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


MASSEY-HARRIS, LIMITED, BRANTFORD, EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Brantford, Ont. 


Organized 13th April, 1885, and incorporated 2nd April, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: | 


Cee. Johnson, President, 0.0, 2-2 ee eee ee Brantford. 


Wm. Allen, Vice-President ........... RAN RS Brantford. 
Ei. -Plowes, Second -Vice-President’ =. ..0..-s 5.55 ee eeue seeks Brantford. 
J ohceelarm er; Secretanyine +s cst ere ae ee ee Brantford. 
Franklin» Grobb; /[reasurem 220) oe eee ee Lee eee Brantford. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes funeral benefits. 

The total membership at 3lst December, 1917, was 810. 
Number of members of the Society who died in 1917, 11. 
Funera! benefits were paid in 1917, amounting to $528.00. 


If. Sick BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes sick benefits. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 153. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $2,384.63. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 603. 

Total amount to credit of the Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917, $425.44. 


III. ASSETS. 
@ash--value fof sbond, 2.4) 14°5s eka ares acted eee Ce ee eee eee $500 00 
Cash, deposited’ in "Standard Bank, Brantford. .2-. 2 eee ee 425 44 
OMer Assets ess yas ose beating bs Sas iw Ue SE Re ae ee 12 00 
Total. ‘assets. fice ect oie 0 ours ee cues dete oe eae eee eee ee $937 44 


IV. LIABILiItires.-—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Thirteen assessments were made in 1917 for the purpose of funeral and sick~ 
benefits, payable every four weeks. 

The Society’s accounts for 1917 were audited January 2nd, 1918. 

The following books of record and account are kept: Minute Book and Cash Book. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: 
E. E. Uptgrove and S. G. Macklin, Brantford. 

No changes were made in 1917 in the Constitution, and Rules of the (Society in 
relation to benefits and change of name. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 121 


VII. Casut RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,307.06. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


DPE mee eens oe Pd ose cnn oo eh cter SR TT ie eee pores cr EERE Bre KEE a0 0b, F Bias wpe ined $2,280 25 
PIC CTOOIMOTIE. OO LC te ctr hare ce aie CURT aE ao ela uneNMtans cilarg: silel wlaraea ac eta cht at's 25 00 
Pt PBOLLLOE SOUT COR a a ake cee cian eal a hoes et ore’ ales e Sah shal eng at Ciel w 47 25 

PL OERLETOCELDCS Mes foes 6 oe ae ee NRE hare oionbent ae sigs anus $2,352 50 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


ey RECO SRE es cn 09 se OME. Sarees whl SoA tan ea tole aha ce Caer aces ave es tie mie perat aeheesis $1 
POSIBLE AUIORLOG asco crate cyte ae Rte ele reese te hy ONE oh ck eons t's Sa un, Clicite el siwue hone ah 3 10 
Peer aaeA Trea UC itO LSet COS cere Boe ee eet il Nera sue Sree scars alate tis artt eens Too 
PeriNtinwoe Sta tiONerye (EL Grtreet nc ee tek plier hl Wore ec thee stele sete a overs amy 57 
PMOL CLICK DCU SCS ce iy cote ae ei de TPR ake pela. sh oes fala tet matey wlanetone, se * 

TOLEIBERDOTSeS OLE IN ATIA SAIN ET Ucecrdim es ite a scele tereketaveyndenetas oreo ciate ce $206 


(v0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


PRU cL ee CTI CLEC Se oe cae eee teln folie eke attra as haere ROE Oa ea tots aN leah hed a tp sderetsiadete vs 528 00 
Sed CLC OTLCLL aa ee ee late ean, Seats Ed celle See ee aceite ofthe d Woe 2,384 63 
ALMA ICR aha tis tienes & cer oie arte ato mcderry or 2 Steele koi eee stelay tel crcteane .cauite 112 75 
a ery Olamm mers coe ease eee Nee te ON oot RE Ay cet ia ony + sy 4 vyetee Bale eisrale se 2 60 
FEOLalee aD Gi LULL aca ce rai. ce kere Pier GMeans oie ett net, Stace pee eras Peete $3,234 12 
[POS Se Na 


122 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
ee ee eee 


BAIN WAGON CO. EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3187 DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Woodstock. 


Incorporated 19th January, 1900. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


George. Coleman,-Presidentyac.. 1. eee en Gia eern sist ake Woodstock. 
Henry. Pearson, 1 reasurer ae accmos oe vei. ei eee ee Woodstock. 
Those Armstrons;ssecretarye ga. ees ee eee el ee Woodstock. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 
Three members died during 1917, and $12.00 benefits were paid. 
II. Sick BENEFITs. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Sociéty, the membership of which is 317. 
Number of members who received benefits during 1917, 62. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $563.50. . 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 204. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $262.27 


III. ASSETS. 
Cashiin7 Bank’ of eCommerce, Woodstock 2a... ocean $262 27 
IV. LIapiLirres.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made for the purpose of benefits monthly if required, and are pay- 
able Ist of each month. Twelve such assessments were made during 1917. 

Books of record and account kept by the Society are as follows: Cash Book, Ledger 
and Minute Book. 

The Society’s books were duly audited January 4th, 1918. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: W. R. 
Jones, and J. V. Spedding, Woodstock, 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization, management or constitu- 
tion and rules of the Society. 


VII. Casu ReEcerrts. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $256.30. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ADDPLIGATION:  LOOS j iia yte: ee ate ele eis ar Re ce ace ag ene $97 65 
ASSe@SSMeENTSA,. (O45 Sed ie cc Laide ie ee ee ee 578 990 
Tntereste Oe is vie eg Al at bee rae a ee ol ere al ee 6 57 

‘TOtAPSrecelpts * saan. teats seileoa fo en) Wr ala puatioc: Ge) ep eden cae et ae ee ae mae $683 12 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 123 
VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

Par CO SUS Ns eg eres cis crSisa ote ere Saha Wokbestte wravier aiie Waniuticl OASIS, EEE be: he. §, whehwla. evn 6% $1 00 
PV Oe is PALL OM et CG me te ain cle oar oe ois ets tare hs aot ecmne aie mata ts pisos 28 FLr- ale Tare lete. 5. tak 2 00 
SUPP LLCS e DOUL IT morales ah ct teie oc -ehit aie pees ss ia new leg ie cts os we tagleee vie ow 010! We Woe 20 32 
Officers’eand (auditors “salaries * + s.0'6 te fice Gri te ee eee ants dase 71 50 
POSES CHO LCs Ste cel angels cts vis « cuerac@nde wir ininns sho Whence ee ae site inte FER A a, 2 08 
Total expenses of Management ........eeeee eee er crore reeenens $97 90 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
BHT OVE WT CALILS oe relcrete a etalnis ott e Wie cic abe rate nuve etoie Stiahe ah es tie! 6 wale amee eratetegens ls 12 00 
reir MESO TICLES tee ote cere ene eae Tat eran ovale wratiaver cher ches ete ene lerteus sore hole leans operate 563 50 
MPT TIC TOR ILIOMN DOT Sie alee ee cei ee cote oie miharereta ak Se aye, Mieka easter enone 3 (5 
TOtalPeXPOlLGILUTGs at apes -tesanctase Ae cieteica sic! vines siais we rim ee wien ainir sates $677 15 


124 THE REPORT OF THE - No. 11 


THE OTTAWA UNITY PROTESTANT BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 412 McLeod Street, Ottawa, Ontario. 


Organized 1st June, 1868, and incorporated in Ontario 23rd January, 1869. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Takes Williams, President#.te..402 oe ee eee Ottawa. 
D-s.Doherty,’ Vice-President 4.7.2.0... eee eee Ottawa. 
We rennin gion, Tréasurer 2 aco eae ee ee ee a: Ottawa. 
ASK; Bullman. Financial «secretarye > 1s oer ce ee Ottawa. 
dod, Murphy, Recording Secretary. oo. eee re eee Ottawa. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. Membership, 72. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 3. 

Funeral benefits amounting to $477.20 were paid. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of General Fund, $47.16. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sicks benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 8; amounting to $344.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 136. 

Amount paid for medical attendance in 1917, $56.57. 

Total amount cash standing to credit of General Fund, December, 1917, $47.16. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cashion: Hand 4. sible vs whe ced Soceters cekate Rida ca aie gee een eae, $3 47 
Bank, of; Ottawa (General Bund), ayes) eee ce eae ee 47 16 
Bank’ of Ottawa-s(Speciali Fund)! 2. 0306 ee ee ee 5 63 
Bank sof Ottawa, (Beneficiary. Fund): 205...5 vest a ee ee 223 14 
CEST -ASSOtS: soo esa ees Raw ule oe Where ak anes ee cert) ee 90 00 
Total assets city oy eae eee eee ee eal en et eo $369 40 


1V. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made for the purpose of life insurance at the death of a member. 
Three such assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s books were duly audited February 18th, 1918. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: 
R. Davidson and W. J. McGee, Ottawa. 

The following books of record and account are kept: Question Book, Roll Book, 
Minute Book, Blotter and Ledger. 

No changes were made in the Constitution, Rules or By-laws during 1917. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 1; 


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Ot 


VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $666.20. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PPG ee ees ee atecs. © GCaiaveue «, niet ere cal stamens eames WO SS ole wie, elas Sw alee 6 $264 20 
PATSS ESOT OLITS 1 oh oye, oie cic Wi CHET A te AOR yg See OD la eves die bin ble bole 332 00 
PE YAT TCM et ae tee atc cat cates cloth eae cotta Che tohad ceee rola Renee Star waster ener aisle, hse! Goes 14 16 


Investments (not extended), $635.60. 


COUP EGCG DUS sues te coo eh ieee eos caer vacions aie Or aaa Cmemmetnatyl mir aye, aiocdueMee sats $610 36 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PLORIStVAtsOly LOG ed ahs lees 32 Maes ciate oly SIR e halt We 2! )e ere et oom o etgee aie $3 00 
ROU let MEA ts ANC TAROT) wc eie a sare vere ~ nice Spree <n go sted so oi wun Saale 18 00 
SAMPrica wDlicers, -ANOsAUGLLOIS LCOSi. ocu)s = 5 «eine = o's ft rats eittias = edeueg 86 00 
DP rititite epost eC.s CLC ers sane ie ee nance o eee ae tisuh Sale hots acs 5 wet 12Zes0 

Dotaly expenses. Ol sMaAnaASe Melton. cc succes sla « siscelel otedelelattlagePems eke $119 39 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


Funeral benefits and benefits to widows and orphang .............. 477 20 
SF MTL OL Ce eee ee re ere rea cre te et chee nator eres, One sie alr BL no 3. ms 344 00 
MIG AICAUEATLOTIG AICO Ure ceed 5 x ween itel ene Steele ta skeet E EL RIS, oo biel sie 56 57 
For investments (not extended), $248.16, 

otal ex PeCnaiLUrom.neiee are cme eee eee che ne Sones oles ere shee oxtlees $997 16 


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126 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


VITTORIO EMMANUELE III. SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 1902; incorporated February 27th, 1902. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


G. Bagnato, “President? (2.2 fas cacheditentl ee on er ee Toronto. 
~. Agliarolo,..Vice-Presidentw 12h. vg wats lee a eee Toronto. 
S. Roncone, Financial Secretary, 18 Ontario Street .............. Toronto. 
G.4Parisi,.Corresponding *Secretary )— 2.0et. oe eee Toronto. 
Angelo. .Petti >: Treasuren iam cer isay soe cre ee ere Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. The membership of which at 31st 


December, 1917, was 20. 
No members died during 1917. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sicks benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 3. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 18. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $90.00. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $30.00. 


Total cash standing to credit of ‘Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917, $50.33. 


III. ASSETS, 


Cash wins DANK: 0. 2) ele es 3 Ag aro Ee aoe Oh ee et ae ee eae ee 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 
Twelve such assessments were made during 1917. + 


$50 33 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


a arg 
VII. CasH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $68.08. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
PD DLLCACLON St LOCH Oris gecesi starts chore ate ieee ewer aaNet Ses MetnPe ies SF ope ict ale cludes $1 00 
LU ULOS weaebete es Grate Spies ase he ala Gernot ierasahere a ciete sicher com are cleo otb le dace ete 130 80 
DSU TALL ets 0 LEP Weare ac ater ata e sever ara cree nies tee EE PM Cle TORN Cen Wale Oca cides Ske 1 50 


LCS UMM Tees ean he 2. oro oorere hea ane otk eae eT eee ey letters 


cece oer eee eee ees eee eee eee eo ene eevee eee eee steve eresveere ree 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration fee 
Rent, light, heat and taxes 
Officers’ salaries 


Total management expenses 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


oerereeeee eee ee ee cere eee treet eeeeeeesr eee tees ere eevee eve 
eeoerereeec ere eee eee eee eerste ere eeeeeve eevee 


@. O18) O. Jo \'w! 'o 10. @) 0) 0. 6), O08 fer 018! Oe: Ore 8 8: 6 0. 0) 61nd')6) © 6 0 @ 6) Oe «ee 0 6 © @ 6, e106: o « 


eoereree ere oe eee et Feo ee ee eee ese ee se eee sd 


eseeeeveer eer ert ee ee eevee eee eere ee oer eee eer ee eee eeee see eeeeoee 


eoeoeoe eee etree eee eee este eoeeeo srs eee e ses eet ee 8 8 0 © & og 


eoosere ees eee eee eee eee eee see ee oe ete ese eeeee ee ee 


; 1 95 


$135 25 


; $153 006 


128 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE B. GREENING WIRE COMPANY, LIMITED, EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


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Organized Ist April, 1910; incorporated 11th April, 1910. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


H:-Ransley; President <<. s0 sit uence ee eee Hamilton. 
By J.) Maw, PLeasurer ines a ee ee ie ee ee Hamilton. 
GS Battram; Secretary. ot. site, eee nto ee en eee Hamilton. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 275. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $40.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 31. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $516.60. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 105. 

Cash to credit of fund at 31st December, 1917, $213.07. 


IIT. ASSETS. 


Cashin Bank otsBamilton, Hamilton. oa oe eee eee $213 07% 
Total -ASseta: acto. Ae Catal initas neat tees a ears Gane ae ea ere ee : $213 07- 
SS, eee 


IV. LIABiInrrres.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Payments are made monthly if required. 

Nine assessments were made during the year 1917.: 

The accounts of the Society were duly audited for the year 1917, January 8th, 1918. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for the year 1917: Walter Turnbull and C. 
Foster, Hamilton. 

Books of record or account kept: Cash, Record, Dues and Benefit Book, 

No changes were made in regard to sick benefits during 1917, 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


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VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $123.21. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


A SSCoC UOT CSe ANG» CIOS) ct ety xh ais ee eee ee cor Ete ares Sais kt onde $537 85 
PPO TAC LO Mmmm ate diane: ae eer ee a oe. Rec NEN OT co REE Meth any Buea ee 6 ae 179 26 
Ota LELOCELD DSR set, iene ake ntrre st ot dee Pree Ee hd hla aie Sil to Le 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
POPRS LES UNMET CO gr eel tis Lath eis ya tact es ree oe Ree eT Naha 2 Ph ad Pel ee 
MaAvasivesoucersesalary and auditorssteese ss... Ga eF or, oe eee ee 
VE RENE VERIO, | SUS LR ay AP Ji Ait Haro Attn a RR A ne eR ee CMR UC oA eS 
i Sa igi ell a bS Ee ee Beton Ap dca No eas aN a 7 de eR ae ins? LR 


PUNE ArDENCULSs eee se tee a, Cee eee, Meee ena Mie Les 
PREC HM ETION Comm tere ance metas Torin, Sar ors ec me ee eee | Pees, en 


$3 00 
40 00 
1 40 
26 25 


$70 65 


40 00 
516 60 


$627 25 


130 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


HAMILTON ROLLING MILLS BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF BENEFIT FUND FOR THE YEAR ENpDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 27th February, 1902, and incorporated 21st March, 1905. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


JamesrG. Jenks, President sss vacates erat hci kee tens erence Hamilton. 
Cornelius -Murphy,-seCretary Stic cet eetete ce iat ee ae Hamilton. 
Olly Ges Paton. T6Asurer Weak cece eee ae ie or SASS eee. ean & Hamilton. 


J. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 710. 

Five members died during the year 1917. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $369.55. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 
Sick benefits are fAdertaken. by the Society. 
Number of members who have received sick benefits during 1917, 147. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $2,648.50. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 512. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $1,100.50. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $2,015.70. 


(iiss Ence 


Cash in ‘Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton 70sec cine © ve te ee eo els area $1,015 70 
127055 (i AAP nee nm TE A ERE, Ena an pera Sari NA Se My OAL py yk EES AO Alc 1,000 00 
Total’. 5% geen eee howto Gibele Tae bai oe feast RSC a hee Peete ee $2,015 70 


Se MRS Te Ce ES 
IV. LIABILI'TLES—$94.90. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are paid twice a month by the members. 

The books of record and account are: Cash Book and Cheque Book. 

The accounts of the Society were audited quarterly in 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: P. Erskine and P. R. Dean, Hamilton. 
No changes were, during 1917, made in the by-laws in relation to benefits. 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. bes 
VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from:1916 (not extended), $1,796.06. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
Ee ae ae re rete Pee Wee oe ae Pi igintvere cca ite oh) 2y8ie Wier a: $4,880 50 
BPPRECSUGe whee «sche I le Nia Oe ARN oop arg Anal Ane a Be OTC gis oa Re 30 00 
OCA MET OCCLD LSA ie ere eee rent Sata eee RS Pere en Mamie he shay Ped iets cits Gea $4,910 50 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 TOT: 
PEE RESULT C1 ONG COM ae hele cen a radec lara Sctaes orci ie ee AR nee eh coca ao cone, oo faire at sneee 
IX CU SES OOF ea lit UE ls NI CCEIN Shea soe ee ae cde eines sexe ee a) ie ere le niet tessa 
Piicerse salaries» and oMmcers and auditors. tees ....- 7.5 .ue6ss2. 2. 
SAAT Chl oe I ee oat ee eho Pere ree ate ab, eon AIIM Fe PENS eG be we ah ¢ de leh nal teh 
ees C alm ILC Wel Pata R tate teeters he eaten eee te che CoO RU LAS ALBEE Wiig Sreate awl ayers 


COCAIBE SPeNSCS ROL INANAL CINE! ten. tise Srclare os. Sosiele tine co las oe se 


(b) Miscellaneous Hxpenditure. 


PCIe Ea DCH Clit Sse, Ue kee ee te chee tLe Pane a. eke hast tks FAS terete hohe A 


Res CAIEO RIM A ETO ATCO pe poate et enters wk ee cn nape Oe Pantie ace OS 
ROP EME IROL LC ET ie cte rhea ice ois css: ors. 0: Gieie) er otanady afORE NG Mold Pag Ba wan we a ee 
Graceitiess tO. distressed MOMBOTSE yc Ke cs es oe wee de bee gb emnsawns 
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GLOBE PRINTING COMFANY’S EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY, 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Yonge and Melinda Streets, Toronto. 


Organized 31st March, 1885; incorporated 10th April, 1896. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


A, .irwin; \President.. cng Stee ao eee ee ee Toronto. 
Ce eA. Richards, «Vice-President, .. ee eee ee ae ee eee Toronto. 
Wow. Lahey, secretary-Treasirerm.: oon ce ee ee Toronto. 
R. G. Myles..... r Toronto. 
H. H. Abbs..... | Boardsom Manarcementi. -.5 sane eee ql eo 
W. Denning.~..,. Toronto. 
Mids. 0 Grady. Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 
Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 77. 
No member died during the year 1917. Amount of funeral benefit paid, nil. 
Total cash standing to the credit of Sick and Funeral Fund at 31st December, 1917, 
$1,400.93. 
II. Sick BENEFITS. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 8. 


The total amount of benefits paid in 1917 was $220.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 44. 


Ill. ASSETS. 
Actual amountvor cash on hand jlsts December” 191i a cree. tere $1,400 93 


TOCA ei ears ake 5 Sai hwo ake ora nee one «aes eee $1,400 93 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments for the purpose of sick and funeral benefits are made weekly. 

The Society’s accounts were audited September 29th, 1917. 

The following books of account are kept: Weekly Dues Book, Yearly Dues Book, 
Day Book, and Interest and Discount Book. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were: A. H. Leman and 
F. Williams, The Globe. 

During 1917 no changes were made in the constitution and rules in relation to sick 
benefits. ; 

Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $1,000.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 133. 


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VII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,203.07. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ETUC ACLOMM LEC aes Kattdcce suerte ee Ne eek ee ORT Le ey heres wbceaateu.e $3 50 
Be PUSSE OLN, Oa wie err sae Talis OO LE OR ARIE: Sie ee ria Pohane Pe ew lee eed Oe 291 20 
THLE LOSGtEAT CS UTV ICT A Sipeitis dees eee ee he en Nae oO oe ie hee eas 264 45 

LOCA een ae ae Ge ee eC, or tree et eben Yat tae od Meee any eh Stee ty Se sk $559 15 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxepenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PRES TGLT AL OTM OG iin ks ta eterna occ ty eR MER NS ee ante UR ENO es $3 00 
DEL ELCs meme Mer hr Yo) ) coe tian ee inne UNE te mae UN eee a) ee, 3 40 
LUSS Tip AREER Ch tnegd AUST Meee WANG Rm Oe ped ots seu) Wii, 2 Se aw bel Megha oO i Re gee” we 1c 4 00 
Mia S Me MUIICET Se SALATIOS MOLG: Mote hed tc meine Ue ott Or i eelelh ie 100 00 
PrCuiiuine Ores uara near Ole leersw tn. 65 ve an ue Ao e.a Wee re cee tens 4 09 
OSLO RO se cnt rate aera Peete ate AAPOR ea tate ont, mn ol SOM Ok Taare Oe teil 5 00 
TaN TER od 01S) go ia a Raa AEST he, Fay io A KN erg Lon ee CO ae a a 21 80 

LOtaIP expenses Of san agement oe. tee Se ee ee es Lee $141 29 

(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure 

Sa DET Itt mene ns cane eres Pope uno sh TS RIN ee eI eee Ne oes ee 220 00 

CELA MEO Lal teweiaer cits ic. the Seen ama Sac S RE RR eye ea ae ees SooL.29 


134 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.’S EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT \SOCINTY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized ist February, 1907, and incorporated in Ontario 14th March, 1907. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wime-Reid, Presid@n tgs bec oc wie Oheetetne fete tea oe ee ea ee eee omene Toronto. 
Wo Neal« Vice-President (7.4.5... nore see ee eee LE eyes Toronto. 
Chasic W. Long, Secretary-Tréasurere...o ee ee eee Toronto. 
A: J. Manson DirectOrs ccc <..cutere alee ee pene ee Toronto. 
Wim. Lennox DIT@ClCOT an. «oe wate ese ee hie oe erin cae eee Toronto. 
Harry Smith, Director ..... AROS oN Fil ins eens ETA ge et Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


No members died during 1917. 
Amount of funeral benefits in 1917, none. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


The total membership of the Society at 3lst December, 1917, was 75. 

Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Twenty-two members received sick benefits during 1917. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917 in respect of sick members, $443.50. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 6314. 

Amount standing to credit of General Fund, 31st December, 1917, $587.26. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash value: of debenturesin.t 3.05. oe ae ie cote oe a cee ee eee $517 25 
Cash in ‘Dominion (Bank, «31st December gi91 (aoe ee eee es eee 587 26 
fi of 0 a an Oar tcc bc brea Ne SP amperes HN JE ATG pt go con cg A $1,104 51 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Collections are made weekly; 50 were made during 1917. 

Books of record and account kept are as follows: Cash Book, Minute Book and 
Ledger. 

The Society’s books were audited December 31st, 1917. 

Names and addresses of auditors f¢r 1916 were as follows: W. I. Sharp and St. Clare 
Manson, Toronto. 

Certain changes were made in the By-laws of the Society during 1917. 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $619.65. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Dues .., 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Sa WECORL Serta steko a gs ace Oe ee ee Oe ieee 
PLEIN ALi Ola LOCH omy eo ene ee ie oe ee coe he eae eRe ie cee oe 
ESET LOG eros! ccs fhe eRe et aie NN ae RE nase ee Gens : 
POOSLASC ACLs wicls aece aie ORC eter Creed ce eats Teter eee sen el as 
OLA eX DCDSESEOLRINATARCUICILE oe ce Gin. Safe a bes wel wee 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure 
SS LC MDELEC TLE: bo teiaice tal Pan hosts ere.8 octets ee TTC TL Perea On eee etn 


For investments (not extended), $40.00. 


POCA LOXTON OLUUTGs ec. acy tak Setar etre ohm is ear ole, ans oa oes 


© jae 0) 2 8 Oe 6 0 0.6 6 8 ee G8 Co 8 6 WU OO Sw 6 8 6 Sere e eG 6 eS ee Be ee eee 8 


© (0 (Ge 6. “6 6) 6 0 <0 je) oe 016. Bl 0,16) 61 le. & 0. ©. 6.0! O) (0) 4) (ey O Ve eB) .6 (6 0) \0, 10) 8 © 6 oe 8) 86) 8 8 


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sige yeh? $456 95 
eee 2 51 41 


rinetna ois $508 36 


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Marte Worege 443 50 


Berar $500 75 


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136 CHE REPORT TONGUE No. 11 


ST. BONIFACE BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Kitchener, Ontario. 


Organized 1st May, 1892, and incorporated in Ontario 2nd August, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Hak ASChMmuck Ss Presiden tyes eee ee a eee Kitchener. 
Geo, Lachenbatier? Vice-President. cc ..c5u soe ene eos Geren Waterloo. 
Jacob Gies, (Recording shecretanyvices cee cance ee tates heels Kitchener. 
A. Li Hergott, Financial:Secretary. 25. s- 0.5 26sec eee Leueier. 
Geo... B23 Wischers eT reasurner acc ote ena vin cic on eee Kitchener. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society with a totat membership of 505. 
Three members of the Society died during 1917. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits during 1917, $75.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 70. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $1,174.15. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 29314. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, nil. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of the general fund from which benefits 
are paid, $4,616.06. 


III. ASSETS. 
IN OUGS 5 tect attiack ce ig aie lovin seo cgk ote Gaara Nema che AE cece et te Ear eal ae Pint Ocean ee $2,000 00 
Actual cash on deposit in Union Bank, Kitchener (current account) ..... 316 06 
Waterloo7 Loan ype vines 'COn ye ere et ee ei te ee ee ee 2,300 00 
IU DUN GT ASSOTS 775. ese Weis: succinyl Raa oe te re eee ey Se oe a ae eee 16 15 
OCA os ea Sale aaa gh ea ce, bret ace Ree eC Re TR a ae eae $4,632 21 


eT 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Dues are paid monthly. 

The Society’s books were duly audited on December 31st, 1917. 

The following books of record and account are kept for the purposes of insurance 
certificates or benefits: Treasurer's Cash Book, Day Book, Ledger. 

The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: 
W. Winter and Jacob J. Gies, Kitchener. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 137 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,295.50. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
MTVUCIAG LOLA OR dice terote aie ne eire ie otares dation ats ere PS ead TAA a DREN oF the fale v1 aceite) an Mw ose 0) Bw sss $122 00 
OUT Cem Ee TP archers Site Sacks: Cou, churoee Wee erehay ae Mic, Dk ates poriee aEsee dus! "4 am 4 1,465 00 
Sd Ce ea cca eke eo a ie eee etaitae/ Sree se wcarea NIE OS Sart & ao atan 8 eee dcbe es! ® 17 55 
SSL LACS SOL Breer tence omemet ta cies Rue ae Ooty tan en choral te ah nis 59: ops Daa ela 3h wl 8 15 
RH LOTOSEL ce eer oe rd Site Ce ay en iT Wn HG Sates ba sans Ol ohe we Ae gO 149 80 
LOST REV ERCY oo RoC ey rn Pee aan Rr oe RR eRe Re Soha sersctace Cos Rik are 2 75 
Pa POT PG Pe mO LET COSie tte ciate: os acters oo er dese OTR areata NG Ghee eee Sra lere tate stele) sa eceOatrces 1 60 
CATE COCLILS 2 ieee cee ore tae hate Vere ds ate es Mee deel amc tun ov died ae iover ete agar s $1,766 85 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management, 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
FLeeietratiOl: [CG™ share se pene Rise oii tic) dev Os sista <5 'C cag Se wtelye wat eal onsoa dle 
OTC ee aah eee tah IG MMM nia tiat et AED) 6) she ofiay on asia entei ula ee age’ Biota a as atorens 
SENT Tel CSUR eg ge ae dara cee eee a data recs eck pew Uy Soe onal ely a Mw wel aun el ates 
SCS CES Oe iee Pesaro ee ae oe chs age COIN Pon Nee eRe emia. «As cal alapaie later cio ow © 
eer hth he ee ete eee cece atic nv ag et an eta Oa MEN ims teres or = Este ar eres, « (alia «ufo tohs ote tans 


Motaleexpenses: Of MANASCMENC Feces re we Foie phe ecenala so ol obese a wun ee 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
TOUTL OTA IMADOTIC LIES © rea onus bok tel coacnes de Vast) Sra ei BEES halal a Msllotsne ele hehe hkhe 
ST CME LSETLG LLL eee eat Sten ee anaes e Ss aa a mete cue rs tets cpl ote ep el euamnennealohare 


PATO LCL re eee UPR EAA: rcp eaie et Sen line elas ood eke eladete std. cce ats sob 4 


MOEA RGR DOUG ILE eric a tote cc aciata nts Pp te eth ate Unelsndalw alates Mt eye'nec nine © 


VOSS: 


$161 


00 


138 THE REPORT OF THE © No. 11 


ST. JOSEPH’S MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY OF TORONTO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 11th March, 1889, and incorporated in Ontario 22nd June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


LesV'Dusseau, President foro, oo to se ee ee ee ne ee Toronto. 
J,°B. Wthier; Vice-President. ..o.sece «oe ee ee Toronto. 
J --Bouvier; {Secretary oo) co seek oo ee Oe ee Toronto. 
J/D,..Desaulntiers,cTreasuter 065 tec ee ie ee eee Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 78. 
One member died during 1917. 

Funeral benefits paid during 1917, $50.00. 

Cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, $544.60. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. Ten members received sick benefits 
during 1917. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 67. 

Sick benefits amounting to $201.00 were paid. 

Cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $1,749.48. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash. yalue,of- morteazess oc. ea nee ee ee ee ee ee $1,600 00 
Cash Value (OF Sn OUGitis:cus ae Share wate ees ccleaner eet a eee c 125 00 
Cashin Homes Bankvot) Canad ange... tena ee fines 544 54 
Cashion, hand. seh 5 ntee oe ecient ote ie eee ee ee oe ae 24 54 
Total assets (rt he nee eee ee ae a ee $2,294 08 


A EES 
@ IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


No assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited 7th February, 1918. 

The books of record kept are a Ledger, Minute and Cash Book. 
Name and address of the auditor for 1917: J. A. Dugal, Toronto. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 139 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,193.25. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


RIPECTAT AOL PL BOSS cae Sie oo cape a oe teen circa atest ibe) sar MV ho Sane ga Soe Ee Hlipal leg, 4.da0 6°eree $1 00 
ib L Ceeae Mage eee ee eps crs Cer caeic CEA ee wale onene Parte Mire ok Gas tolhieiw oa'e § 274 95 
MELT COCMC Ieee ee hone re he See are eae ee ee ote ate eas (eects alt ate 6,0, aes 116 38 

ED vteu Leer CE] TUM feck chores ice ce nil noe ake os ae ed Ek BD vw, chee $392 33 


VIII, CasH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: * 
PAIS GSMS CLC wile oie cccr ce Mirela by the Bla ove, aye CoM NS, adh tee cis & coe ene $1 90 
Be PEC EUG LOI COs ote te tee ite ie PO a ve Brean aM Iw aie le teas ce anatiolener ae aon 3 00 
LOU CML ET UM DEAL © CLO Meek a ect te era aledere ached crate uiehs with eer a meats 6 00 
oedd oh Ee ota 0h ee SG ROe muahal ge Coe ree sechialof oat cual citer Mietane aes, Lame ete ae 24 00 
AAG RUC ME ae Pe rece etches oi thea eet eh latest co aay aie eure een DS: 5, 9's hens OE 1 50 
PoLals Expenses- On MAvacementen dace ies ae nese de a cca scl oa as $35 50 


(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


PPLE r a OLLI S Le us ok te te Goa ot wos ee otc haa ee See eee eee cae em ere Lae ane 50 00 
SICK eDCLeltsN. . tm <a 2 ve iho heir enc ON rh Re ee toc 201 00 
PMOL IrOX NOT C1 LUN wet rss cee re ek ra ae iv clas aveneee Geet eae and Pts coe tae 5 00 

PEOLPIBOXNENULLULE gases ie si tascae each ate nanos ecko ake ep yn tauies motaehe cae ak artes $291 50 


ee 


140 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE VERITY PLOW COMPANY RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 
Head Office, Brantford, Ont. 


Organized 24th August, 1899; incorporated 6th September, 1899. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Chas. F. Verity, Honorary President ...2.4.. Kis ices Siero eee Brantford. 
John Kerr Presidéntas sen ale eee Ut en are ,.. Brantford. 
Ro oLong® Wirst “Vace-Presidentw: . 0.4. ee eee Brantford. 
H- Batson, Second pVice-President;, <0 ee ee ee Brantford. 
Charles) Carter, sSecretaryio. cue ae eee Brantford. 
Wi cJoa Waterson sel reasuren =a. ete ota ett Brantford. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society with a total membership of 440. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 4. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits, $120.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 77: 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, $990.26, 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 24714. 

Total amount to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $288.39. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cashsheld by.Treasurers (Verity, blow.4c0:)) +. ae ee $288 39 
OCA rE tn yn 5, ae ow wien ates Vin relate TNs Ean rae aa oe $288 39 


a 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made every four weeks. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 13. 

The Society’s accounts were audited January 12th and 19th, 1918. 

Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: H. W. Styles and 
J. H. Clement, Brantford. 
Books of record and account kept: Assessment Roll, Cash Book, Ledger and Minute 
Book. ; 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization or management or in 
the constitution and rules in relation to benefits. 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


141 


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VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $307.48. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ESC MEER EET Tre, Petre, atte SPT Oe Sam Ueto his OR ons uk Peed a ae Ne atlas 


VIII. CasnH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


° TP CRASLTC LIOU MT RE Vis ccceaictel reco ho nals he ee ee Ce FA 
NEA UMHS LMT eit clade "hohericiatc «el nctc ld aig’ te Rett Fad eel uct ar tte se hed 


PORE AT DOT GIL See: ae fi. uae Rie ec ys ka as ee he ee ee a hee 
SLO MMMLIO TIGL LGa Pen ter nen VOL. 10 Cah, a ee Aa ee Ie CPG A ee OD 


CT EAT ae COLE 1S wee eens uel eta nena at eee eee Ln GNae es sae 


3 


$1,236 05 
17 37 
$1,253 42 


ate nea TR RR TATE 


$3 00 

50 
130 00 
28 75 


$162 25 


$1,272 51 


142 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE ST. JOSEPH AID SOCIETY OF FORMOSA. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Formosa, Ont. 


Organized 6th March, 1887; incorporated 2nd August, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Krank Beninzer,* President Qencsiwe ae oe ce en ce ee Formosa. 
D=Bocho, "Vice-President! 2. ear eee Sp EARN MEN or Sen EE Formosa. 

\ 
Matthew Weiler,Secretary and Treasurer .-....-..s:24--.0-. Formosa. 


I, AND II. FUNERAL AND Sick BENEFITS. 


Total membership of Society, 47. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 3. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 27. 

Amount of benefits paid in 1917 to sick members, $93.00. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of fund at 3lst December, 1917, $840.72. 


III. ASSETS. 
VAY ROT 2 cic fae cate sacs pane a cee See Stee Baa as ee tee ee $478 67 
Actual scash-on ~hand, sist@=becenrber 1917. eee ee eee 2a°92 
Gash: in bank (Molsons) =Hormosa inc cons cle ete et oe ae ee eee 338 13 
Total“assete =: sca s ce 5 See eis Seem ae ee ae ere $840 72 


IV. LIABILiiTES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No assessments were made during 1917. 

The books and accounts of the Society were duly audited January 11th, 1918. 

The books of record or account kept by the Society are: Ledger and Members’ Roll 
Book. 

The names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were: Anthony Opperman and 
Wm. C. Schill, Formosa. 


VII. CASH REGEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $798.67. 
Cash received during 1916 from: 


Application TOs aig 2 %.:c ose rete ap ec ee aoe cs nd eae a tines ae eee $17 00 
BBD): ee 2 a ne sre ne ere hae ee, Smuts 136 50 
INEOP GRE ico os aoe ocssgi ions die) Boe Bee ne Le ARR Petree etc 24 55 

Total’ receipts | cia ts Se aie in a ee Ss Bi a eee eee $178 05 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 148 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


TRO PI SC EULA ON WL OO rate a. wick shes br Se ee tas etc ORNS <b Sis Uy oN oone ae Dee ae Pee 3 00 
SOE VEO SOCEOLAr ysl TOASUTOPARC tos i cae Cie ee ined Rerted tease 10 00 
PUG IG OLG We reete itr e a cme he ie, ete tend eee ot fe aes! 2 00 
HOStARC GLeleel als ald Ox DTESS mt sine eet eee oe, fa he's oo ae 25 
KIEOMBOK DCHS OG mest Me eer ee ee ee 5 Mae CRE ie Og ever Sere iter 25 

OCA iexpetlses. Of cmanagements (fon eee ee ee ce Charice cat $15 50 


For investment, War Loan (not extended), $478.67. 


PPOTAIA OX DEN CILILTG we ners eer etree tee & ett icy oot ats $136 00 


144 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


CIVIL SERVICE MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Government Buildings, Ottawa. 


Organized January, 1872; incorporated 11th July, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


A. G@. Kingston, (Presidents 0 0.4 we ee eee 
Aw: W: Grant, «Treasurer sch. 4 ois aie ree ects Cheers ree ae 
Wood. Lyneh, Secretary qq <3 eis. cust tisne ce eee 


’ JI. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


OPIS eg ese Ottawa. 
NF ed tere ae Ottawa. 
fete ea euer 3, Ottawa. 


Amounts covered by contracts other than for endowment or for sick and funeral 


benefits in force 31st December, 1917, $146,050.00. 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(a) Contracts for endowments or for benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 
(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 


Benefits. 


Contracts in force sist December, 1916. ce os os owes cee ae oes sae ele os | 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed ...........eee-ees 
Add amount by which various certificates were increased during 1917, 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917| 


| 


Number. Amount. 
[~ 33 aa 
554 «132, 800 00 
62° | 15,500 00 


616 148,300 00 


Number. Amount. | 
Deductions: _-————_——— Sanaa 
$ c.| | 
Contracts matured-inul Oli 9.6... 2mesn eee 7 1,550 00) | 
Contracts Japsed m 1917..........- see. af 250 00) | 
Contracts surrendered in 1917.......... 2 450 00 | 
Wana See A he eee Seer, | 
Total deductions extended ....... 10 2,250 00 LO oa 2,250 00 
Net: coutracts on. foot at sist December 1910)... .cn ssn sees eas eee | 606 | 146,050 00 
III; AND IV. FUNERAL AND SICK BENEFITS.—None. 
V. ASSETS. 
Cashevaltio: of DONS, (OtCe iv). 54.9 vee ers Seria he pennal ee tees Rett ot args etoile i Ree $14,143 32 
Cash-in Bank.of Montreal, Ottawa eo... 2 otc acs oc os re ce ew eater oe ae eens 964 29 
Dues and assessments due and -UNpaidy voces re cee eet et ie ee 26 17 
TNLCKESE, CUCsANG SACCTUCK. <.cjs cd esahe caste whe oe weeds oe ies nee ee iy ere eta cee 149 85 
AW ich ts a eee ee ME ne mT et AR ay A OO ones Svc Sad Ati $15,283 63 


SY SIS 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 145 


VI. LIABILITIES. 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society during 
1917, none. | ; 

Assessments are made once a month for members in active service, and once a year 
for superannuated members. 

The Society’s books were duly audited on 28th January, 1918. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditor for 1917 were as follows: J. B. St. 
Laurent, A. M. Deschenes and P. E. S. Brodeur, of Ottawa. 

Books of record or account kept: Two Books of Registers of Certificates and one 
Cash Ledger. 

No changes were made in the Constitution and Rules of the Society in relation to 
benefits. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $1,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario, 586. 

Number of members who died, 5. 

Amount paid in, respect of deceased members, $1,550.00. 


VIII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,172.65. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PAD DLCACIOT a 1 COS@ chit cte ie eer ceed uae nels ee anes Oa ee ee oes eae eels IN $12 00 
PRS OREIITOLICS wats Gat ces are ete ee ins eA Hah ea RN Lead nie San mie Mier ees 3,203 73 
PME resteANUe Ove Shei retotias ce cite es ees Pei PES eee ee et 747 06 

POLO LLC COLD US miepre ee Fema ate at eee eas Oe sl hs, heen ehaes, MORI ae ae $3,962 79 


TX, CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PLOPISEP ALONG LEGu ieee te arate cre ates, al sigue ae ea Tole se 4 Re Sc iced ets etn eae Oe $10 00 
Balaries SONICETS @All (Ie AlILOL Sor LCS fon cieriple omc aie welena ce «e's soot Sia ofa 120 00 
PremiuimelOraeuaranleesOl: OLLCElS a aie soe siesta feet cls he mate 2 ae micoh Cia 8 5 00 

POPU ANUE Wake CO. 2 bo ie ire Ta ele inane seep Poa OR AES Re GNA ri OF OE 80 75 

f ’ 
POtaimexXDENSeS £OLaMaANnas GING G nom. cts ac ie cyiots ts eco aus chaie ect otaa senate $215 75 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


PIPE Ne UT AN COL ClALNIS cet, tees fegsnctahcnens ene ioce chee incke te eae ne ea eres toe BN te $2,000 00 
PEE OLIL Ce een ay cere re CU ie meee nea ® te ie re hy Se 12 19 
Investments (not extended), $2,939.03. 


Petite OX DONC ICUTGies oreo RN ore te at ote Sra stay ener eta amet ete neta hoe $2,227 94 


146 THE REPORT OF THE No: 11 
Sa nn RS rere 
HAMILTON STEEL AND IRON CO. EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 27th February, 1902; incorporated 27th February, 1902. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


CC. BE. “Fraser,~ President: 35 sc an <a ee ee Hamilton. 
Peter EF. Monte; Vice-President, <.cie..- sone ee Hamilton. 
J; L Hopkin; Treasurers 33a. ace ee eee Hamilton. 
C.J. Couchan) Secretary 23.0.5. 2 oe ee Hamilton. 

I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, a 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 3lst December, 1917, 2,800. 
Eleven members died during 1917. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $1,500.00. 


IL. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 857. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $18,064.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 1,987, 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $3,771.21. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $4,425.49. 


IIl. ASSETS. 


Gash: Valuevof: DONG 15 ce 5K oe arcs ce tee a cee te oie SRO coin are ena oe $2,000 00 
Cashin “Bank of Hamiltonji ta ot oe ee 81 66 
Cash in Royal: Bank, Hamiltpi ce seen eee 2,343 83 
OURS Be ac tale Pe eS Scene oe isl ot eam a $4,425 49 
RE 


IV. LIABILITIES. 
Amount°or unpaid funeral benelits (ieee. cee. eke ee eee ee $1,983 00 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are paid twice a month by the ae rge te 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 

The accounts of the Society were audited every quarter. 

The books of record and account are Minute Book, Cash Book and Journal. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: L. J. Hindelong and A. Marshall, 


Hamilton. 
Certain changes were made in the By-laws in relation to Death Benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 147 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 

Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $3,749.15. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
URS SESH gee ey = Ab ell Ga ee hil se oe ae i ahaa fg ann ec A pt i i les es ee a oe ae ee $22,412 75 
RatLereat earl eC VIG CD Ue aie ce eG ec he eh Mie Sie SiR lavaiels ante fuel oiv clea 251 95 
SLCLULO Tepe aAL Yo oe os eh eis cus, s Penne eee eee eee eee e eee ete ene 470 00 
Cash received from repayment of investments ($2,000.00). 

Total receipts ..... RM GAO Sets Ses Ge aan NOR ae a ere $23,134 70 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


FLOR PSE PALIT CO as terri euthiets alee nee leary etree = sPocla ce cierp sc + s\ni 4! ele git ete sus 2) Sos $25 00 
Officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees .................... 907 65 
Expenses of annual meeting and other meetings .................... 26 50 
Reebir Rin POE SEER ee San se TN AS er See aera a rar or 74 25 
atte eS EC er nn aoe sc eee eee a ce one e clale aw ewodiens 40 00 


Pip MceRPONSSS IPEMAICAP ION oe ee ete ge ee tate co ese ces 


Funeral. benefits 
Sick benefits 
Medical attendance 
All other 


(0) M iscellaneous Expenditure. 


a’ e 6 dé & € 6 #0 © #9 & 6.6 8 6 © @.€ 0 © wee © Cle 8 6 Ore. 6 0 6 6 © 0 0 8 0 © 0. ¢ 6 0 © @ © 0 6 0 € 


610) 6) v6.8) © 61.6 © @: © 68.6 Bie: @ © (6 a7e) B 6, Sie; 0 ‘6 0-0 © 8° * 6 6 6:0 0 0 © 0 © 6 8 ©: 0 (9, © (0 (0.16 © 6 60.6 


For investments (not extended), $2,000.00. 


Total expenditure 


© @ of 0, 5 «6 0.0 6 b © 6 8 ©. ©. 5) 6 © © 06 eo © 6 #1 € 06 656 6 6 6 @ 6 6 0.6 % ©: 6 6 6 66 10 6 O60) 


€ 6 8 6 0 6 6 6 8 6 0 2 6 6 6 0, Cie + © oho 0 6 © 0 6 oe 6 6 6 8 fe 8 oe 8 6 6 6 8 6 6 a 6 


oeoeveecee ee eer ee eres eee ee ee see seen eee eee eee eee eee 


$1,073 40 


1,500 00 
18,064 00 
RCW AL yal 
2,049 75 


$26,458 36 


148 LHE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
SE ETT SEIT Ta UT STI SCOTS TER TE UAT NE RRLNY PNUD TOUTING eye nr epee ne rammel 


THE POLSON IRON WORKS’ BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. 


ANNUAL ‘STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 
Organized 30th August, 1904, and incorporated in Ontario 30th August, 1904. 
Head Office, Toronto. 


—_—__ 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Cx Wiezhan, <-Presiden ty cnicv vi oo ele ae ee Toronto. 
Gil. Kingdon, Secretary etnias eee ee ee eee ee Toronto. 
ReDimend Treasurers. 608 woes ae ee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 900. 
Five members died during 1917. 
Funeral benefits paid in 1917, $325.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during Lo Da est 6, 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during LOTT 25b. 

Sick benefits amounting to $2,436.58 were paid. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $1,132.60. 

Cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917, $2,422.31. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash On Mad: has ei oy x xe aie ta eee ee, Se ee eek eco en a ee $58 21 
Cashrin lmperialshanks)Voromtag: yaa cot ee en) eee 2,364 10 
Total: Assets ain Poa 2 a ee ee tel ee a ee Leek $2,422 31 

ea Pena SR ee 


IV. Liavivirrmes.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made every two weeks. 

The Society’s accounts were audited July and December, 1917. 

The books of record kept are a Cash Book, Receipt Book and Minute Book. 
Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: J. Duncan and W. Pearce, Toronto. 
Certain changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws during 1917. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $50.00. 


VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,074.15. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


DUES Tie, Gels spike as te «5 ie!aie ace. afte eke vv ecu 2 Ct aE ee $5,915 77 
TMLOLES Cy ci epersie ts aoe sis’ gis Hialh'n. pain Ane gta ea ehs 2 RE eae Cnet tern 22 82 
DOLal creCeLD ts Fos <a Pacvge isla nis is cok <a cere ee ee ae $5,938 59 


TS 
SNE LILLE LDL ALBEE 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 149 


—— 
VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
EROCISUTALIOUS LCOME CRG Sore Jape aa arse ier OMe Ac ii aaa aaa aun Sie ait Oh wale wie $10 00 
RTEV GSU S ALON ROL OG) 1 DN Saee ate nae eye atl ste cee ree HA tere ne cls vee 5 CESK. 16 50 
PEP AN CLIN MOK DEN SES eee eee i arens etek s eee ee EI: SSeS wighelalsieidinoleas cco leu 7 00 
come estOrmunlivial MCC UI Op tec sie cle tare mits Chen Gaile ako 4 ea ce alls 4 00 
SEV SOS BS: LATA ESE Wt too Veet bop A ER ea aa UN cy oe Oe BS Oat Se O20 
PROLLEee tel) UE ITOAC COLCA Khana gg Cv os Scant ce teen ae ae ene wr Cohn err not ta what aly: ose 8 22 00 
MGT fg seater ln, Lee erie ce Ree et Ma ee Be ee ag elle ae ger 76 00 
EA NSH (Neg Concha Uy All, Masso, aera tack nas nar appar sy Ct Pepa toa SRA =n AL and OURO ey Poin et AE gp ht ar 47 50 
PhOTAIPeXDENSeS Oly MANAGCNeNt ee eens Oe ae ote ae $186 25 
(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure 

BITC ralmUGU CLILS ter certo. eaters MeL een edde tata g Sache whi e Ciake wale ute ety eoaieterks 325 00 
MPU ICAIRALLOT Gal COccrae tre etree re eB oe entra Sine ia ce piace, cis asic oa Geel ate, « 1,132 60 
SO LCIMDETICIILG I crta. 7 eeeer en tener ere tite cede store encase 6, ela tia et olay oot habs ave Mie she 2,436 58 
CTLATIIT ELCs Ponien et ete atone tere cee eee eer oe eae Se Pe ei cr N Un uae aly eae ale 10 00 
PL MbierCUsGrossralaalatvioll oma cetical eters. ie sis dete we oo are aucie an ese 500 00 
SE OEAIE OX DOTIOICUL Oueeten pret te eee eMC wera te are sohnisne aac cohorts $4,590 43 


150 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE PRIDE OF ISRAEL SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL |STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3187 DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont, 


Organized, 1905; incorporated, May 29th, 1905. 


—— 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Ba sunshine, President: was... 2 ee eee Toronto. 
LeSyderson, ‘Treastirensow sce ote: ee ee Toronto. 
J, shosen,;, Minancial?-Secretary 7) 4.0. ee ee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which, at the 
3lst of December, 1917 was 508. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $150.00. 

Number of members’ wives died during 1917, 2. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid, $235.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund at 31st December, 1917, $868:89. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Seventy-four members received sick benefits during 1917, amounting to $1,224.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 25114. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $1,538.80. 

Amount of cash standing to credit of the fund, $4,961.00. 


III, ASSETs., 


Cash value: ofsréal 68tate. we acs +. eek ee re cee en ee ee $4,884 50 
Cash svalue-of bonds 2. ue «pec oe ene ee 200 00 
Cash yon. “Hands ies Wk. 2h) vue ov Beer hee ee ee 41 92 
Cash tin «various. ban keyg os haa oe eo eee eee ee le ae en ee 7,600 84 
OL ET SASSOLS CE... seis tee Se ww dts cial Mee oe ae a A ae ee 400 00 

Potal tg qcSe Pes LP Nea ee hae eee Ce ene eae ee $13, 127026 


————————— 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made when necessary. One assessment was made during 1917. 

The accounts of. the Society were audited every quarter during 1917. 

Names and post office addresses of auditors: Romm, M. Zimmerman and M. Finkel- 
stein, of Toronto, 

Books kept by the Society are: Day Book, Ledger, Cash Book and Recording Books. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $200.00. 


hee 


VIII..CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during ‘1917 for: 


Mee Wee OSES Bee tes ee aaNet nh iar ero Eteen cc elds Gila ek cdot iesithicia eieee Wiaieitte shale $25 
RLOPISLIU LION GL GO un cette are rer rere ree. Male cere) Maen aM OW, cone ee 3 
LLEPULT OS LOLS [hie crate ear eevee Onis SC eco Men are aoe tanh enka al gt lace oR Wee tis pile 7 
LT 6 cota Bas ae an te age AP ae eae iene ke cate Ret, se ane as ae re 201 
SER ETAT CS ened, Luby rena cE oe oo AP ee A me ee tan Fk | Sas Ry CRRA ad SR aR I 580 
PoE Tit RAT CLE DOSGOEE Betis oes arr ee I NT ee el See ele bela ae Oe a ted 389 

Lota lemanagement Expenses a t,o Aue tote land Vc cet e acted oe $1,206 

(6) Miscellaneous Hxpenditure. 

PUneraA Veto Sevan s CXPENSCSe ya cg ae ures oieraehs Wikia sa aM se ee hate oo neue 309 
Bee sse Oe wilOO WS alle OLDU AIG Uomo eet tale ced aster ee ee ane etdle cc etre 235 
WICCICA Pen ELOTiULaT CO mete ort cnn satire ae eae ee At Rraey Mk SONS Seale M eared te, ae fesa. Aires mite 1,538 
SDC IICLIL ae eee mt encarta s Gok been ie cing 4, We Mah ities ccen aso Seek ate teta tee sy 1,224 
Stale Got LOBUISLECESCUmINGIM DCTS a ities ols stk aha Ae ates Soa wlenselnal ac aes 2,013 
OMTOTIZES DET CIUILEES sete ee tae a he cic dat ck oo teas eis ad ae Eo Mauc cathe tana A tanta g 714 
BUSCIIISINeNICAILALLEN CANCe iene £65 © ounce ran hata ar glace Se esate min gina ecaie hace 289 

OUR CE DCUU LUT CIS eae rt rie wicks tet oe Sik NRA isso dons els $7,831 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 15% 
VII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916, $6,951.95. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
PAB SOMA ULC Lae allie CU OSm wards alee ca tcl eames 2 Pare a ue anc ony wlohe see ate) as $6,101 65 
EM Ae CLOT LOC eos a oo terd, Sins sete ao Ree Ren nanee ER eer Sen teeeat OLE Gale hw ele Leomis 75 00 
TROCIOT See COW BEN ene he re ees eee a eine Pe Seek! See Nya G cans ot aie a ote 1,538 80 
BIER VCO ATI CATES. cic Clete. ree Ie tid a ie bette Abe Yad Miia aie wha Ae thors shames 7 80 
Sayer a BUSS Sa) he BOM a ne le le Ae ee Pee eg by Ge, es oe 25 
Pe ALAOTS gem macne esau tare oe eos ©, ae Oe ee ees OS oo wicte dad ae die asad 1,230 65 
PREC Co lamer ara ache tng 3/0 coon ede nae oem ene, SAA ee amet amn ks ea ce: eee 143 04 
PAL ISO DH OR SOULCES a cbc cise bolas cis eale Ae EE te eae laa nie ee hak 25 00 
TOLER CZ te Lite a alga eat nee es oe erate oh Merger NC) 2.71 Solr REA oa Seek MA SAD UaRaE BP Re $9,122 19 


15 


152 THE REPORT OF THE No. It 
a SOON DE NORTE BI ighaa le 2 6s oat a 


UNION NO. 27 (TORONTO, ONT.) OF THE CIGARMAKERS’ INTERNATIONAL 
UNION OF AMERICA. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31817 DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, 88 Church Street, Toronto. 


Organized 18th May, 1869, and incorporated in Ontario, 4th July, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


J ,oA./ Masters, Presidents. 0)... ae ee Toronto. 


iS. bach, Vice-President: mele. tee oc ete een ee ee ee Toronto. 
J; Pamphilon,Secretary-Treasurer 29 yee. coe eee Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which is 285. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 4. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $1,250.00. 

Number of members’ wives died during 1917, 4. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid, $160.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 
Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 48, amounting to 


$1,205.30. 4 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 241 1-7, 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the Home Bank, 


DOMOTLOW.S 56s se Shea alae geile Caan seek ee a $889 40 
fs) £:: en rie See, a maken ns Sie See Og $889 40 : 


SE at RE Ca i BETTE RTA TED 


° 


IV. Lrasinrtmes.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Four assessments were made in 1917. 

The books and accounts were audited monthly during 1917, 
Names of auditors: S. Ebach, B. Gorfinkel and J. Lehner, Toronto, 
Books kept by the Society are: Day Book and Ledger, 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ‘Ld: 


——- ee 


Lea 
Oo 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $562.63. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PITA CON COS cr te cece ele Be ae ed OR ES hele ioe PE te $97 00 
Nt mR CRM aa ee lee oe ek a ka’ Gh ie em esas an ath MC etonege eed Lars wets Tay alae ee 4,649 85 
EGRESS ITIGIILS ET ese ens ee ral teks Re eit eas Rete hen a Tiare he Ate era er cin title ote 2,104 90 
Pet nCOMIT On, (La VELLIDe MeN VETS tae 2. Oe Nin ements ee iieusls ona ote e978 142 00 
ERR Cm re eI ee Sede ie cote ate ah ed AMINES ae uf aycalt ale elatemre wid A 9 50 
PTULGTOS RA ICLEU TV LOGI Se cra hs aly tone al eto ee ere tate aon eho PEI is, eiieu amos, ened Phe ore 9 19 

ULAR ELGID USS Met cis cata + ore 5.6 the sean Fema sh ota" te Deerelels ited’ crew ated ages $7,012 44 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


POVACAD ILO tas 1 Oly MAN aeiMien tetris e nihe cree etetere he om sl pial aie. vrem te as $81 45 
RCE YELEALIOIe LOG Norte a aheears titre tee eRe eer ote ate tgs isl state als wiskend ge seers 3 00 
ESAT LCM OME ULS  crecon tata rie Meet meee eee ce ier ices ohartlotehalaie cc ce 6 ota Pere isane avatars . 5 10 
Perit, Lue], NENt ANG Axes gees esncglaiel pete etepte Geer she Wels stains Goes ls elev in cots 165 50 
So LAries WOUCerS sand AUGILOLSa LEGS” occas tee oieish ote leu etty loin sc /exedt in sim al ls 1,093 21 
PeTLMLIN eg eStatlOnerymald LAG VeLUISI NS arya ose teuhtins masse ano ais) ota aterege lan 250 50 
MOStA Ce ALGleESTAMS cand EXDPTCSS. tye ae sede ole a hie pec nk lai: ws ob clnyeino'sl « oaks 21 96 

Mola OxOeENSeCS LOL cla Nae CINCH Te cis. cp te obcee tnd ehcin aratoy er naire ticle tapes $1,620 72 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Perecanitaatax OLber than Or ManaSenmient sede sia. eee alota ie tl> «eel 550 00 
TILT ATE DOITOLI LS ite foo coe che aie he eae SUR et eda ec cat ea ot tia or ol ols ey or tiins 9 30 1,410 00 
COTE BC OP BPOD CL Lae weer tat ta eet oes, ces oy a nsus a nue etg, oie bce creatine panes 1,491 65 
SOU REVELL cs ee ee Ne ees eh. Ree En eee cat nee areli nin Wate taty ace: abent cle lacey 1,205 30 
foc deat One ra VeliINee Members met eee eae ee de da she le 8 mare ever al qe s 408 00 

POLAT eO® DOUG LLY Gare etc eee eet ates iets ogien See. oer We etre eis eee eels $6,685 67 


154 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


at 
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LADIES’ ORANGE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL (STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 
Organized 12th December, 1888; incorporated 12th June, 1896. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Mrs. G. O, Akerley, Grand Mistress! 4%.s........... 20.0. St. John, N.B. 
Mrs-Robert. Gordon, Grand? Secretarys.. se a)e oe ee Toronto, Ont. 
Mrs.7W. J.;Kissick, Grand treasurer... nee Ottawa, Ont. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS.—None. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken iby the subordinate lodges, with a membership of 5,000. 
Twenty-four members died during 1917. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917: No information. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $40.00. 

Number of weeks sickness experienced in 1917: No information. 

Amount paid for medical attendance in: 1917, $250.00. 


III. ASSETs, 
° Supreme Body. 
Cash in Dominion Bank, Ottawa ................ Sieg: Oana ee eRe eee $1,815 15 
Total’ Assets ines. 244 G5s yank ames oe ee eee eee ee $1,815 15 


(2 SEER SE 


IV. LIABILITIES.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books were audited June, 1917, 


Names and addresses of auditors of accounts of 1917: 
Toronto, Ont. 


Amount of bond, Secretary $500.00. 
Amount of bond, Treasurer $500.00. 


A. Gordon and Wm. Chenery, 


VII. CasH REcErPTs. 
Cash balance from 1916: $902.39. 


Grand Lodge. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Per capita tax and levies 


ee ae Pare a ee eer en Ae, See, eatice Goad ie Ml. $1,520040 
Charter fees’) 5. owas. cee en Fadet a Renee ww iee eee oe ee eae 190 00 
PUDDLES BONG a... 5. «Sins acatedect cn Lee erm een 236 26 
ANLOTOSE ceasB Me iincsiels Snvies siete alee t ars 20 Nepean ae 48 60 
Total Srecet pts... wi. + iieicG ee we a eee te ee $1,998 33 
——————a— 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Lodge. Lodges. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

CENVATLOY Ss LOCOS de at ie Ae EIS eee LOT a ernie eke ore ml one ote lee Oca) Ue Rwy, adn Geer 
ESTER ETO Ce eR pate See ied ag ete eat oar ira theta ae erica Caregen OSA) Oe oe eet. ~.ee 
peeve 1b Pace XVOU SCS oo tastes wy since ete ciemleneas oye ttowe teiaere ai ets 22021 awe. Genes oh. a 
PROQ ISLE OLIOH ML EGee, s citiie ciact oe sce ec iieteds weak: omnis einer pon eee y=] Doh (ha en oe te eee 
SD LUGS IO USL eas 5 eg ake op sans a9 megs one io a tannre Petar vele oye aeheciea esis LG 200, eines oes 
Postage, telezrams and expenses. ... 0.0405 ese nes ce ns 126) SOS oP are ees 
SSA EAP ION ree ec 15! 0% ede ato oeaae Se ce eon nn ee tnat ate te 1 WASHAY | ie gale sk ar a oe 
lege Abe? 20 0, Raley ee rere olen rar a ae at 203 O02.) tae coin eee 
Premiums for guarantee of Lodge officers ............. Oe OO Re Ot age 

PoLaiscxpenses), OL- MaANaSeMent oe. os cau wae cee wae ws SISLLALO Sa iam eye 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


CIC DE LICILIN Ueno ae eS CAR a ee ees | oo alla aoe $40 OU 
RTOUICALMATLONCATICO Be Corns rn eee oye ENG woh co) onesie a ote ce oO neete: elves 250 00 
Gta PeeCXDENICILUTOT oe occur ee ste oo een is Gert sianls Cuetec ten $1,114 95 $290 00 


156 THE. REPORT OF THE No. 11 
en Se a ee 


THE HEINTZMAN & COMPANY’S EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


(Returns Book 524.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, 193-197 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario. 


Organized and incorporated 19th December, 1885. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wim. “Benny, ‘Presidenty , «asc cause aoe n eee e Toronto. 
J. Begley,’ Vice-Fresiden trang moe oc 6 at neo Toronto. 
C.. Woodburn,; ‘Treasurers, tee a7. cent areas See Toronto. 
Thomas ,H’ Kirk’ Secretary wae. ao ee ee Toronto. 
DIRECTORS. 
Re SBurbridge yr tidases cin meets sas ie wer en a nee en West Toronto. 
Gy ¢ GIUD erase geuladia. ene si re Ae en Oe em West Toronto. 
HEC ADDY Se wists sistescoap does tk Gee West Toronto. 
vy Babes Oe phils DAS tans sere ae et ie Mergen ain rie GP nee West Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 136. 
Number of members who died in 1917, none. 
Funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFIts. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 18. 
Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $465.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in DOL (eats 

Total amount to credit of General Fund, from which all claims are paid, $468.83. 


III. ASSETs, 


Cash on deposit in Bank of daniulton.eW esta LOronto ee eee $468 83 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are collected once a month. 

The Society’s accounts for 1917 were audited on February 2nd, 1918. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization and management and the 
constitution and rules of the Society in rélation to benefits. 

Names of auditors of accounts: F. Kamm and F. Mably, West Toronto. 

Books of account kept by Society: Ledger, etc. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


15) 


~2 


a 


VII. CasuH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $242.02. 
Cash received during 1917: 


LDU Eso te ieee ene one rr itiedia non Ina o/s AG CA ool pala a RMN alias * 2. bles SUN da ie 
PE THUY OS Cater co eee oko cs cries o-oo eda cues Cee eR etree GN SIN eo, ot SPAMMER are) terre) pole 
OT ALe TOCOUD ES airs iets nin co crak iota MAREN eho ee wets alee ecete cs orlate 


VIII. CAsH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


FLOR GLE LIOIMELOG Mew ate cir cyclers, olaicacresarepater cut ceotarote aiatare sie eae Hie eetee te 


Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ fees 


MEE LODE exDeCNSES, Of  MANAZEMEN Ta se acces > soicle’s Soa wo siete 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Sick benefits 


Total expenditure 


eoeceereeee eee ees eee ee ee se oe oo 


eeevoevreoeere ee eoer eee eer ee eee ee woo ee we oH ee HO He Hee Hee HO 


eoorereeeroeoer eer eee ee eee eee ee seer eee eee ee 


$712 00 
5 81 


$717 81 


465 00 


$493 00 


158 THE REPORT OF THE 2 NGL 


GENDRON MANUFACTURING COMPANY’S EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 137 Duchess Street, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 5th May, 1890; incorporated 24th July, 1894, 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Joseph, Sauriol,-- Presidents .4 ee Lay Paks oy pen Sees eel emcee Toronto. 
Alphonse’ Tonsivran t + Secretsr ya v.32 ee ee Toronto. 
Louis Dubois,« Treasurer: ..00 sce ee ee ee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 48. 
Number of members who died during Lovee 1) . 
Amount paid for funeral benefits during 1917, $25.00. 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 5. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $92.50. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 1814. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $16.00. 

Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick Benefit Fund, $944.98. 


III. ASSeETs. 
Gag On Nand cx We ee, ee eee ery eee ky Renn ee $32 80 
Cash An bank - 9,0)... 20 ay Sinae oe en e 912 18 
POUR Oe ood oo g Sa eau Re ote Wehe ae i  ee $944 98 
ne a eee 


IV. LIABILITIES.—$30.00, 


*V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Fifty-two assessments were made during 1917, payable weekly. 

The Society’s accounts were audited in July, 1917, and January, 1918. 

Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: John J. Brady, and W. 
J. Kamm, Toronto. . 

Books kept by the Society: Roll Book, Ledger, Minute Book and Bank Book. 


N 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 159 


VII. CAsH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $837.00. 
Cash received during 1917: 


BLN se Be ey er RAPS ged ENS TACT: CREM OR MCR ERE ENZ orn a area ar aaa ; $235 50 
LTC OT OS tae ee aoe Cai rie er eennt eM Mare etee ade ener Bier emerged deletes ee aves 23 98 
PIGCTOI SE LCCS Ie oe cine Lan an wee Poteet a caus eis ie Ge ace oe pia oie BKe 3 16 00 

POE Lie PECOLD CG tare serene cee tar cca acs ccc chant dota ey mle, SRT os Gage eee os oe ie $275 48 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


BRT Gr Sh Pa CLO ML OG Mee gatas Soearee isle iN con ie nine wfc eee ee aie Baa aie je <i) neo as $3 00 
PUTCO LAME ALLEL OR UD tre ca rete leche coe MER cee ee She ED arene ar es onde: Uae ser ameit 30 00 
RAL IPOTRGX TET SOS ter cites nissan @ eerie eee toee tas late orate Aer ee eae ce merece aoa ore 1 00 

Ola EX DODSES, OL Mala cement yay. dacarste a) <8 oa isiole sl come oe Susi ashe sera s $34 00 


(bo) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


HET EA DCTICIELS Sch. cee eles is Bees ee ree aan cba. Gielen dg Wiete ee bie. bw State nets 25 00 
Set RSET SOIT CLIT ee ec cichee os ee ltee eo eae le Me AS aL erasatpte ater sty one) sas eaeoers 92 50 
NTC CME ALLOIICLATI GG Mile 4 loonie Succ oases ooo et naa ne Re I ee eT oe 2 eG eae 16 00 

Total gexpenditure!...).. «42 a ng re ag arn SE ee ee OSA aE $167 50 


160 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


UMBERTO PRIMO ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
(Returns Book, p. 524.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 7th February, 1888; incorporated in Ontario, 12th March, 1888. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Ge Altitia, «Presidente. 7% 2265 Pier ee, ee ee ee ee Toronto. 


RoiV.:Glionna [Treasurer 3). (o.oo oe ee ee ee Toronto. 
Gucbasnato, Secretarver. eo. eee A RY a oa Re eet te, C2 Mod Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes funeral benefits. 

The membership at 3lst December, 1917, was 22. 

No members died during 1917. 

Total amount paid for funeral benefits, none. 

Cash standing to credit and Funeral Benefit Fund, $525.91. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes sick benefits. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 4. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $103.70. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 29 2-7. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $29.00. 


III. ASSETS. 
Casson Teposit in shank of el OrOnto. 1 es yen wee oe) ee $525 91 
Total sassets ody Go53 8 ale sees eek ee ee ee $525 91 


ee 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The books of the Society were audited 15th January, 1918. 

Names and addresses of the auditors: D. A. G. Glionna and R. Bartello, Toronto. 

Certain changes were made during 1917 in the organization or ne ee or in the 
constitution or rules in relation to benefits. 

Books of account kept by Society: Journal, Ledger, and Minute Book. 


a oat 
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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 161 
EEE OE aA 


VII. Casu REcEIPtTs. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $575.41. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


DIMES Pee ae es creretie whens een Oe ite RA et. Sree Me SEN I cal ee a $129 50 
SUDDILCS eS BOlUGre wc tee at Lee ee OR SRE a eS NAL eet na NEM a ne Ran edi 10 00 
TAIN EAR 8 tart ea tneaetira op Hi ec n! Se key eo pate el gy ae ia 15 70 
POLIS TOCGI DiS cere ee eT aT eRe ee a Sk ee $155 20 
SRT CES 


VIII. CAsH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


SSR UC 0 20 anita a Ae ge OR er ok a Oe ae Nah s Saat sas Seah $3 00 
poepeuseseoreanniual meeting. we mane oon | oche minha. sb uli os 18 00 
Soe AE Ve OMECA LAT Vom a2. '5 oi ieconeee amc eee men PHU Vi iY Sno anni UA he 9 00 
EAP SIUPIS ELCs medal cana apaete ee aire Nets esas vig ics Tira og eee ae 4 00 
BOSE Lhe OBA SN Poe rect Lene MS ee eee tee ce tin cle sig Py clog WG eta eee 3 00 

OtatecxpenscsmOlamanacomentans aise, ans ce 5. Le kee, aoe $37 00 


me MIOLICL LD urcl faferi's tact ete ON cee eth aE CR Ae AO Gor eee te 103 70 
Bie mca OLLe Nal Cem nti mati aart cee ie) OR tee ante Nel ee ing 29 00 
Mt Lose CO MT OSS ask wa weenie ie eee. mei ee a Oe aN 2 AP EO Otay ox te 35 00 
PROtAL SOX DOTUILUTE serrate wicks. eees eee ee yen a, Cr ee $204 70 
(Sa 


11 F, 8, 


162 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ene. 


UNION No. 55 (HAMILTON, ONT.) OF THE CIGARMAKERS’ INTERNATIONAL 
UNION OF AMERICA. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


H. G. Wester; President cya. c «store osetia rie > eee emotes retest Hamilton. 
EE Jennings, MinancialsSecrotaryencs.- cee ee et ee are Hamilton. 
We Crawford Treasurers sec cscs, ras Cet ee ate eet eere rete Hamilton. 
A-Fontyn, Recording Secretary we. ci= oe oe oe ceetetee sea ieee siete es Hamilton. 


J. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Union; membership, 336. 
Number of members who died in 1917, 5. 
Funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased members, $2,050.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 48. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $1,062.85. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 21244. 


III. ASSETS. 
Casheon hand. ¢ evn. ees tenes oes ee ene a ee Pate aay A Pe wher ee iririrp att co $75 19 
Cash -in- Banksof HamiltOn® coe vt ee cca ore tre as oe eh etter te ere eae 2,751 78 
4X0) :) nC $2,826 97 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Four assessmeets were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited monthly during 1917. 

The books kept are Day Book and Ledger. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917: B. C. Hertel and J. Zeigler, 
Hamilton. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $500.00. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $500.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 163 
a 


VII. Casu REcEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $877.16. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PTULLLACION: LOCH EN ayo rete as Aeeey A te eer, eR gh etd eee MON: $78 00 
PROS ee esac ete ele oe ry EE SON MN Oe eee A Wi Ee. 4,851 95 
EA BROSRINONUG He ham eaten tage a re en Nhs GPT as al 1,377 00 
ALIAS S C15 WC tat oA aA eee Pee, a een ahd A Siem, Se Ra 11 00 
ERLGLOR cater sae ets eet ons ate PIR Ae ee ory ek MNO eM Le tae 27 40 
DL OUBULOM Ge meyia ted ec ys tes Passe i, ERE rt er ge Ns 1,200 00 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Resistratlonelcotecey nr, As weed OR a ee Sa aad Ue ica, 
ELON UM OLCHE rereirciesrcte stu fe coat eh ea ME, ie le Von uy al me 149 50 
SUD DILES es DOUZ It mea ctrce ia ean ee eke eS Ie hunch tie tek Bee 2 00 
POSTE SOM OUCHRG arsed eine Stee tater ae eee CN A egies Lt) Ie iets ee eee 34 76 
Pranting setauonery aldeadvertisinese ates tans ee | 37 09 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees .......... 861 25 
AA MOUIL CLM soe rect ciate tac ie stsch ie ety ee at A ate EE oe ak en 5 00 
Totale expenses: of. manaremients 0s 1 oe te. ee $1,092 60 
(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
BerECApita tax O©lGVias 400g ceed, ye are hes e ek paisa © 515 24 
SICKEDOUON ES wae: ewe Lee Ran ear elie tote Meet he! 1,062 85 
MUTDOTALS DEN OfltGrr. tate ( eee lise nt mere te ne Sh An Oly wey ere 2,050 00 
celui esutorcistressed membperas... oe Aten nee: eae 1,450 35 
SOLD CVZOXDENOIUIT Cmte ete er, Oy ee ere Sa, ee Ned See ie 50 00 
PL OLaLECK DEN CILUT CR Na ccc sha Atos dei eect ee ee $6,221 04 


ETO 


164 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE GRAND BRANCH OF THE IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 205 Leslie Street, Toronto. 


Organized 9th January, 1869, and incorporated in Ontario, 25th July, 1895. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follaws: : 


F. G. Reynolds, Grand President .......... long Yas, RENE ECE tig setert ate Toronio. 
Robert collard,’ Grand Secretary (440.2 ns ue ase se oe ee eee eee Torente. 
J. H. BarbersGrandFreasurer sects. oe etter ee te eee ere Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by Grand Body, the membership of whith at 
3ist December, 1917, was 175. 

‘Number of members who died during 1917, 3. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $300.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund at 3lsi December, 1917, 


$1,481.60. 


TI. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Subordinate branches. 

‘Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 25. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $385.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 101. 

Total amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $147.50. 

Total amount standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 3lst December, 1917, 


$434.08. 


III. ASSETS. 

Grand Subordinate 

Body. Bodies. 
Actual cash in Treasurer’s hands, December 31st, 1917 ..... $7 70 $71 95 
Cash in Dominion; Bank) (272. re <a ee eee ee 336 65 «+ sane 
Cash in Home Bank, ‘Toronto... ee see oe oo oa ie ee e 419. 9T 145532 
Cash in Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton ccs. «es se ee <a eee 146 09 
Cash tin, Union: Bank, Toronto)... otk oe oor ie er iste ene apes a0 tan artes eee 70 88 
Furniture, supplies, etc. ($720.00). 

Total assets, bes ee oon hae ee eee $1,564 32 $434 03 


IV. LIABiLIrleEsS.—None.~ 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 165 
ee eee PNT ER Mann el EO Tle ee 


V, MISCELLANEOUS, 


Five assessments were made during the year 1917, payable on the Ist January, 


April, June, July and October. 
The books were duly audited August, 1917. 


The following books of record are kept: Minute Book, Cash Book and Ledger. 


During 1917 no changes were made in, the Constitution. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,033.10. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
LM CRMC are Carine ole cielee scsi ee ae Sees 


[SES GST WEES ee eee Rye a rhage Ct Pact od ae ihe maaan 
SSeS DIO Esa teas cco. et es os ee ener ered. rhe 
BD LER SOL eee le cee ee eee tame TUN Ne eh Ak! 
DELS Cae ee ets Cis ca: ee trees er ema MoM. | I J 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Perecapita tax for, manxzement .... 28. 6... Rea es a 
REECE EALICIM LOG Wa cate ho oo ees yeas TA Lee Ae rsa 
Sat PeRC EARN TLLS INT Meneses ree cee athe chat te Oh ONO EN coh Bae Gees 
DOM michteneat and taxes) = osc use ho yi cae ones 
STEREO ces A aan an dee ata ert ey ca 


PUERET A DOUCULA. | Oe oe eae re Oe ae 
Beat SBA eis as AGUS eas Circle OR hee ack te De Oe ce tn 
Assessments paid to Grand Union .................... 
Pa MMOTICUIES ce aru) ots coe a Me ee eee et Th ere ke 


Grand Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 

ier ates $808 85 

Rina, See ek 13 00 

$52 70 25 00 

237 75 249 75 

OAL FE ad i cea ae 

46 85 8 34 

ah Nees 106 49 


$337 60 $1,211 43 
ESF RELEASED SER ROE 


Grand Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 
BG oka we $52 70 
So VO0 = fin Pao, eer: 
Be es ae 30 
5 eee ee ee 259 06 
54 00 Den eosin 
5 00 12 47 
$62 00 $324 53 
BUS OC ye akan. fot 
een tgs Mee 36 80 
RE ay sal 237 75 
See ae 385 00 
ee al ae 147 50 
Rees eh 90 20 


$362 00 $1,221 78 


166 THE REPORT OP THE No. 11 


BROWN BROTHERS, LIMITED, EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIBTY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, 


Organized 2nd January, 1898, and incorporated in Ontario, 3rd March, 1903. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


JR Av lett, sPresident ta. fs ce cee ee eet ee eee one Toronto. 
J, -L.cRouse, Vice-President wo.4. som ccs =v tists we teeter Toronto. 
John, Es Lam D,wSeOCretary, co cicncrereerenhs te wee eee one ee eee Toronto 
Albert Burton Treasurer ger sae ce oe ee ree ee eee re ore Toronto. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


The total membership of the Society at 31st December, 1917, 47. 

Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. Four members received sick benefits 
during 1917. 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917 in respect of sick members, $55.95. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 14 3-7. 

Total amount standing to credit of Sick Fund, $290.97. 


III. ASSETS. 
VICCOLYeW Bl LIOR Ole fais heer creat ge chro an eee cet sete os erecta ee eer eee $25 00 
CasnvOn Mand s cseptnie file eer aires ere RP POE SCS ETM eS EE 8 56 
Cash in “Home: Bank,/3ilst December 19177 oe ee eee 290 97 
Total 2assets a5 .sin es eee ome eee ee ee eee ae aes cle auetets $324 53 


———— 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Payments are made monthly. 

The Society’s books were audited for 1917 on January 8th, 1918. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917 were as follows: John Rouse and F. 
Martin, Toronto. 

Books of record kept by the Society are: Secretary’s Cash Book, Membership Roll, 
Order on Treasurer and Treasurer’s Cash Book. 

No changes were made in the Constitution during 1917. 


VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance 31st December, 1916 $346.34. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

1 O31 Ae Or Pesan EA eat ear YE Abe eat. <hr Aly (oa oh ueaptin, a Mth yd $13 50 
acelin a Bhat ag, oy inte 0 sete uta We MURR eke Te ee eRe RE Pe en 8 29 


Total receipts occ. ete eiccckc ofc cetdnlo a ed RGus pare ae ee een $21 79 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 167 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PROS SETA LION BLOGG .ts the clrerese ait ciety Meee eects Cire hemes Gen aie arate ooo anaes $3 00 
tA STILE ek Aine ry red iat deleueor na gh FONTS A. ie Qa h Ray tay nen Rei De ne 1 50 
EOS LAO en sure cette ar okye sinc cee Rt cts tome eT hme NY er far are 27 


Totalsexpenses OL management cn. vie ee oe Ss eee. pears $4 77 


(b) Miscellaneous Hxependiture, 


168 TED REP ORI Ons Es No. 114 


GRAND ORDER OF ISRAEL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 1908, incorporated 22nd October, 1908. 


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The Hxecutive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


I ewis, .NoblexMaster > ot ~-scstec--p cane eae RE Pe eae Hamilton. 
Ba Raphael Vice-NoblesMaster= 7... n. one at eee ee Hamilton. 
J. Freedman, Financial and Recording Secretary ............ Hamilton. 
M: “Goldberg; “l'reastirer pid aoe coe es ee ee eee Hamilton 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which at 31st 
December, 1917, was 107. 

Number of members who died in 1917, 1. 

Amount paid for funeral benefits during 1917, $125.00. 


lI. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of persons who received sick benefits during 1917, 19. 
Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $377.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness, 63. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $140.00. 


Ili. -ASSETS. 
Cash valiles0l-real.estate: a. wa eee ee 5 4 Re a oe ec ee $2,000 00 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not ie against, in the Royal Bank 1,770 50 
MICH Or RABSECUS Eo o.5'S-2 tre hed Sree Oe Be Rae a ee 200 006 
LOtal cassetss- <5 cot eet Blond 6 eee ee a ee ee ee $3,970 50 


a 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


One assessment was made during 1917. 

No changes were made in. the constitution and rules during the year 1917. 

Books kept by the ‘Society: Ledger, etc. 

The books of the Society were audited quarterly. Name of auditors: D, Kauffman, 
and A. Saipe, Hamilton. 


- yb. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


169 
VII. CasSH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,605.63. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

PLP OLIGALION LGCs auigune caylee mine Ve tortie Ms Gi ore rd ane OR a whe Pees asad Oh $19 50 
PIPITAD COV LCOS Crete ei een Ce ie Rn et tee a 42 00 
TORE OC De ek erased thar ee Oe IT CONN eee Sr rgE Be a cot etal tad renal eden ole at 938 27 
PL SSOSSTN GUTS terre tere ir esse rc ee tre Lee ES OO ae eae te emre i te 83 00 
DIESTOSCSESNORCATU Sur ee ety oak i a ee sy et ae yy ir Ne Ae Der fark 34 00 
SUT DLLCORSOIieaeee ct tea ents here ecis eee Ad O © Ln nase CRS sic Oe 6 25> 
EVerentss 1 le O1Ly iG Onl OSs 2. mcd cory sieves tue ere eee akc ae ce et me 49 99 
PELIBOUI CTE SOU ECOG arte te sce easier ene aera em ce CAE nie aan ews ne ay Nas 146 25 
ROLE MTCC OID US Meth cae 12248 «ren, Sa rear, aaaent MONA TEEN Re user tenets wt ibte caer omen Le DS RS EE 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


©ash paid during 1917 for: 
PeGSISITAUIOT EL COme ete wer te erase seated oo lek Sk ek eS A pee 
ESSA TLL ATE me CLC err eee rer Ske eR orcas ese es aS tas, ao heh Tents at cc ch ee eal ea Meee 
OGUAD Craw arte ere aes es oS Tee eee ees EE tn ste ee a's x apa ee a eles 
SSE UG REE 0. ARR RR le ah PD sn tan iy Ae ISR sg NUN re tale a ALP eM atone lef 
PE ECUIUMEC LEMME Si Cte ee tig we eek, Ayo tens eens Ae Bete ec tec onde ca ar ae She alii ee 
PAL MOLT CHMOX PONSOGe vcs iccie set aoe she ieee SNn tee Clay Vee e etal aden Ae ee eas 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral benefits (burial) .......... SAN cured hele ee Rete ee ane 
PIC HMDCTELILS Cen riee’s cutis Sete cte Peo Mees ame cite cae a eed ares te Mel eer ete ee 


RE LOUULL ECR ar ere c aoered seta crea Litres Vee rena a eI een Aneto Cte tant tart 
PLIOGIECTeX DOUCET Ge cesteie eet cor tearc.ce ie airtel eat eneronehaconersccices totceetohe ea ole anetes 


For investments (not extended), $50.00. 


AP ATLD TOUALS Bale oe ce Lee re oe Loe ree ere ne ioe eb anaes 


ibd a ap 


$1,104 39 


170 THE REPORT OF THE ie No. 11 


L’UNION ST. JEAN BAPTISTE, OTTAWA. 
(Returns Book, p. 232.) 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Ottawa. 


Organized 10th November, 1887; incorporated 18th September, 1888. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


J* Nelson “Bigras, Presidents joss 2. ee ee ee Ottawa. 
id; -Rén6 Croteat; Recording Sceretarys. |e ee Ottawa. 
Joseph, Saint-Germain) BA... Treasurer... eee Ottawa. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which is 380. 
Number of members of the Society who died in 1917, 8. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased members was $3,184.50. 
Number of members’ wives deceased in 1917, 1. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of deceased wife, $75.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund at 31st December, 1917, $3,417.22. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 43. 
Amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $1,290.85. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 32214. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash on deposit in La Banque Provinciale, Ottawa .................... $7,872 77 
mactualycash in hand atl sty pecem ber s1917 0s. e eee tee ee 155° 65 
Other vassets: lis siraehis a tomere ala ce ue ae oe en ee Le 568 00 

POtal-ASSets: 5 sk Ss Aen fame ne acter ene at es $8,596 42 


IV. LiaBinitrires.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly, and are payable on the first of month. 

The Society’s accounts were audited monthly and annually. 

The names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: A. Lepage, 
Ottawa, and Francois Fortin, Jr., Hull, Que. 

Books of account kept by the Society are: Ledger and Cash Book. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $500.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 171 


VII. CaAsuH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $9,612.31. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
POrece pia elaxeanglOVicssc inl. eee le) ee eee in tg $3,256 90 
PuLoreses ANGEC!ViGCN GS ee woe is ere ere a ae ee ME a 245 06 
RIERTORS | ANMSCATOG 2% 2d Nee tole ee ee LO dee 11 25 
Uther sourcess (detailed in)-memo; 59.45. 2s. cee license. cll. 117 20 
MOLGLETOCCIDUS 8. cfoteebett chk TN SE ee eek vs $3,630 41 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxepenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Tae ECOSUN lary ees ie a Lee TAP EE Le i hah ie ia oe es $17 006 
PLOPRISEEALLOTI GL CO nice eel nce i er Pre a a et eh a ee Ba tga ae 3 00 
HON Lmientenealand taxes eee mee er are ek sere EL ele eee 90 00 
PaaS ree OUCersa Salary.e CLO mr etter ke eee ee Pe eee ee, 226 50 
SEUNG SSCALIONCT YG ClLCnele cet A ee re ate ne ee 80 00 
OSIE PO ROLO mere teat, eee ee ne ae be RY ay OO ey een 9 65 
Premiums: for guarantee of lodge officers -.:............fec.+s.. 2. 5 00 

fLoralvexpensesofsmangeementae viet. 4) ee ee ee $431 15 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral benefits (members’ wives) ..............ccccccecccccecces 75 00 
PINeLALDETIONULS LOsMMeMDeTSs ca. ic aed Goes we nate ae een 3,184 50 
Sat MGT CLL S Mee hangs Slee ere citer. sae Ue ePRIe erm ote Oe eer ae, Gt = (ee en 1,290 85 
SPU CEBOXDOCIULLUTG wee ere eee ae aes te ae ORE UL ee ae 232 80 
MSTANGRLOTA open cee, ety cies nie nts Gey aes cae ey nh eye ie Rie ee $5,214 30 


172 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


(ee ee 


THE MANCHESTER UNITY INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 43 Bellevue Place, Toronto. 


Organized 16th December, 1887, and incorporated in Ontario, 23rd June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thos. Hastings; Provincial Grand Master’ .'.2....0.+ 2.2.06 oe Toronto. 
HP. Gelbert, Deputy (Grand *Masterieren a. fa eee ee Torento. 
Wm. C. schunck, PromCor. Secretary = 4... on ee eee Toronto. 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Body, the membership of which 
was, at 31st December, 1917, 1,271. 

Six members died during 1917, and $3,000.00 benefits were paid. 

Eleven members’ wives died during 1917, and in respect thereof benefits were paid 
amounting to $550.00. 

Total cash to credit of Funeral Fund, 31st December, 1917, $1,796.85. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by District and Subordinate Lodges. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 191. 

Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $3,319.42. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 1,086. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $1,446.94. 


V. ASSETS. 

District Subordinate 

Body. Bodies. 
BOTS ovis laa sos oleh vie hk «ca seecer ease le eis, eee eS $1,486 62 $8,279 46 
MOrtea ees ioe ie oe ice oc inte iele me heen eae oe ae eee 14,450 00 12,512 00 

Cash on deposit to the Society’s credit, not drawn against, in 
the following chartered banks: 

Dominion” Bank 35 Gee ee ee ee 1,796 85 
In“various*banks,in various) places’2, tee ee ee 11,210 93 
Total assets. etic... ot ee hte Ue ee eee $17,733 47 $32,002 39 


RS EE ES TE er RR 
VI. LIABILITIES.—None, 
VII. MiIsceLLANEOUS. 


The Society’s books were duly audited for 1917 on 24th January, 1918. 
_ The following books of account and record are kept for purposes of insurance 
certificates or benefits: Ledger, Cash Books, and District Return Sheet. 
Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: John T. 
Tilley, J. F. Heathfield and Geo. W. Bull, Toronto, 
Amount of Secretary’s bond, $1,000.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 173 


VIII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $30,441.23. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Porpeapita; tax ands leyidas tase re dk aye eee 
Ba ee UCTIOULS ae Ut y. 7 are, eke Sera et Cite Pee a 
EU picalioneteones ey 7, Se tLe ear, we foe oe de Se Cee oe 
RUS gS ey AAs Ag on ea A ee Oe Le ee 


Bese ele (SISter OOP ER ) <r... ck ee a ne we, oe 
JNO) GUM AT CTS. “acuta, 5 pu Mag Ne Sealer BA at Sah NEON aE hh 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Ba CMEY Vat aitets NOR AiO oye et ey, joy Lele NG tage oo 


SUR TY SOUR Pie hy Pa nae lee 8 Ie URS ah? hd oth a 
BOsteee Leleeraiis an €xXpress cc. ese et ee 
Premium or euarantee of lodge officers ....2. . one oe. 
| SEBEL MOTTA RY SS SY. cass I is RR Soe? RO a mR Uo a a ee Pe a a 


ROR TeEn EDEN CUS. erm Oe ote er kai Stroh tig, Crete Wa ase 
PC MMUGI CUS en eee AR OPE Eee, irk eee ee eet 

eee ete EATEN IAT COscce rors ain ah cohen e y s 
SO EROUIES So = at egal Ane an ee Ne at a ae Lame 
SOMBER DALCELG & ponies tz Sees e RCN Seen ARs Ue Ah) e oe 
PLC RES DON CILUT Cats it rte nara rE er lim aie Se ryt My Vie Wek 
For investment (not extended), $16,600.76. 


POLAT eS DCN CItUT Ou were Sree es he ee ee AN 


District Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 
SLO 2 vo Pees so Fac oe ‘ 
ar gaa ie $598 83 
Mt Le 258 00 
3,802 71 18,640 97 
908 68 1,070 83 
Beg! es sce 3,467 87 
ete ey, 1,527 23 


“$5,443 69 $25,563 73 
ee 


District Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 
eapeccettirate $1,581 84 
$437 00 617 03 
1a 8% 702 30 
LOS0 0 peers ae 
Pe eee 3,304 78 
119 92 95 74 
AQ SUr ty bee ach cee 
26 00 584 00 
354 92 827 11 
158 85 46 60 
38 28 256 35 
5 00 29 25 
Pan eks ee 37 89 
$1,294 14 $8,082 89 
3,550 00 4,924 47 
301 95 5,0L7, 40 
Pee 1,442 94 
105 00 320 00 
ret Pites CPE te 311 55 
134 40 253 00 


$4,091 35 $10,269 43 


174 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ee —————————— ana Lan CE GCE nO Rn 
THE CANADA FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS (LIMITED) EMPLOYEES’ 
BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Woodstock, Ont. a 


Organized, 1895; incorporated, 29th January, 1896. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wim. WAnderson, Presidente cnr fe eee elle eto ere ee Woodstock. 
Jas. H Cove, Vice-President ein. wists ete oto eis ate tere ate ate sree aere Woodstock. 
Robt. A. Scott, Secretary-Treasurer ........--.seseescenecee Woodstock. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits have been discontinued by the Society, the membership of whick 
at 31st December, 1917, was 186. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 14. 
Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $141.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 53 4-7. 
Amount paid for medical attendance, $377.18. 

Amount of cash standing to credit of the fund, $461.40. 


III, ASSETS. 


Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the Canadian 
Bank of Commerce, Woodstock, and Oxford Permanent L. and S. 
Spelety, Woodstock 20.4 thc sree ctw sess rb celles sic alaem eee anslen as $461 40 


ah rR Meir LEH Pel OLS Cots MEG A he ge ND TE $461 46 


ES OEE 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V, MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 12. 

No changes were made in the Constitution and Rules during the year 1917. 

Books kept by the Society: Cash Book, Minute Book and Members’ Roll, and Bank 
Books. ; 
‘The books of the Society were audited 5th January, 1918. Names of auditors: 


frank Stiling and Jas. Cove, Woodstock. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 175 
SE Sa i ee a ee ee a | 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $468.63. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Assessments... 


BPE CCRO ST ce haart tn Sree eA ee tee he en Samer RY RP fon Oo) 13° 70 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PVGIG PALLOUSLODE oo ts Wea. (me Werle Uy EN ato hear a Ne out $3 00 
eT ILE RIL Sere gta oi cee tila ot ar oo Vee A Oren RS oe gy eo et am 2 15 
Osa nV OLESECEOTAL Y ait 4 srs ee iniat ee en cele eke Mole Nic cts lage eS ET 35 00 

ote expenses OLemanaeement paid nda eee ar eee ene $40 75 


PI CRBDCHECLES serum otc eee ee eR Toe Maw Fo anh it es mR eet eee 141 00 
ALEC ICAIC ALLEN GAN Carer onto ee eee tree ee ee Ree A Spat ww ee RE ese 3717 18 
a OLULeTMOXNONCICUT Gg hau: Men ok re ee Ee ie ee 30 00 

OUCIRORDOMCILUT ON etree ae cere ere eeaee tre eee as Reon ieee anaes $588 93 


176 THE REPORT OF THE : No. 11 


THE CANADA FOUNDRY COMPANY EMPLOYERS’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, Davenport, Ont. 


Organized 2nd day of July, 1890; incorporated in Ontario 27th September, 1892. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wm, 0; Maclean; President *.-..0 20 ae nes oie aie ee eee nicteaeics Toronto. 
JOnn McIntyre, ecretarye.ci. ae eee seer oe Peet So ROT oe Toronto. 
James (H.Word: Treasurers corns rece fee eet ce iceeetete age oe Toronto, 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society with a membership of 1,322. 
Seven members died during 1917, and funeral benefits amounting to $350.00 were 


paid. 
II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 183. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $2,430.08. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 624. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $1,652.49. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at the 3lst December, 


1917, $4,064.73. 
Ill. ASSETS. 


Victory Bonds, Corst einstalmien Opes mist c cue tee arrest eee $250 00 
Gashwon hand; 31st December, 19) 7 ie crest eee la eee nee err 118 81 
Cashain- Canadian Bank-of:Gommercess: sn ee oe ee ee ete 729 23 
Gash win Imperial oBarnk sani lies cates oe eax tere ec crem te oto aie eee ais fae ae eee ee eee 3,216 69 

Total oy ceases Circe oe FG eRe eee Are ate ee et ghee Bee Creel ee eae $4,314 73 


TV, LIApILiires.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made semi-monthly. 

Twenty-six assessments were made during 1917, and were payable on the lst and 
15th of each month. 

The books of the Society were duly audited June 30th and December 31st, 1917. 

The following books of record are Kept: Secretary’s Minute Book, Treasurer’s Cash 


Book and Secretary’s Order Book. . 
Names and addresses of auditors of accounts of 1917: H. Brown, Wm. Christie and 


R. McClelland, Toronto. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
benefits. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $300. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $1,000. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ee 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,940.06. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
PERO CMI CIIU Ge Matera Pate ohne Mice ae cide wae Asie AURIS cir cL kle tale she.gie) ote $6,346 20: 
TRU Ge CMe Mere are Caer he ciipe onthe act rnade ot arsed ete ene ain iateate ravi dre ae ecules ake Oe alee 101 00 
SOLER Lee © Meter Cesta ne eee eet he As ce ARETE Mu ele wale & alee eR $6,447 20 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


DAC AG meee nee es hes As ty ea aus Mont Sia atawar eel sve Senha SUA ne sora nate. chen tae ete $1 00 
BUC USL ISLET ELO Gln Meter cirlencrs a eck mete nen epear or ee rele tip tn ae Mee Chote Noten 10 00° 
PA GOER MOAI ATICH TO GUG. daca ands apehats fea sgeen Beate sate t Teale We ecw tebe h iki ate ateht eg oi 372 96 
SLO ese DOUC I Casati oats ere serie cme ite ais Sosa che eiaversie dope bof 5.99) ae elena te bse 2d 
MOT ICM ELLE ee cree clea oo ee ecteehs os per a ted Sour ae tates tial hove isliakeles open ocentne, sae glanobe ahi elutes 5 00 
NTU EE TITOOL LD Come ler errs, aint atta ene ears ae ha abi ant ate as I SRF, 7250 
ASU ALECIELCOMMIO ILS: © ects cosas rrtie served vase Beets ache uc eRe Deets bile tof ot dis de A shee gene Shee 13 060 
PEO Lill See L Cer ety te atta eee ne eae ret eos SPWj ome Wilt seis auto cai Seol mine foie abate 2 00 

Pix CN SCSs Ole NANAS CMICI Us grace Beis athe che neta wots nie saucralarn) ootoer oes ewne $414 21 


(bo) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


PONTE rama eli USce swe ai ac store ate cha loe ease ola caden de Whe wal oe aT s)he. oe PUGRE aie ceerotecatoten ats 350 00 
LC WE DOUG EOmn os Cranatole, ctonces- tes Siateiecesteae eas ureters Saakeh es cnauai ace sesn hie. ser tue taeteLe 2,430 08 
BECCA ea TL CUULATI CO Mert. ote clara ele hain Orartt Ade Wires beet wha: omedes onions eoenctoneretar are 1,652 49 
TOS 15 Dc ee a A os ilg ges os ere RN peta atte E/E Ma Slat Bic wd ¢ ae ntte ee aed fees 225 75 


For investments (not extended), $250.00. 


RE ULYIGT me COLGLG Greate Matec cat oe ear ees ve aye ats BPSD NL chat ned aca cnctntate thts tole hia helts Atop $5,072 53 


178 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
ee eee eee 
GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF TORONTO, 
LIMITED, EMPLOYEES’ SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Incorporated 14th June, 1901. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


J, Severs), President ect earner cet let ree nee ee Toronto, 
Watterson, «Vice-eresident spet.a er ee ee Toronto. 


Felis Kokepe teas Tosres omMeaies Seems Rete Ne he ne Ree Toronto. 
I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which at 21st 
December, 1917, was 1,000. 


Three members died during 1917, and $125.00 funeral benefits were paid. 
II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 98. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $1,891.30, 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 375. 


Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $1,199.55. 


III. ASSETs, 


Cash in Treasurer’s hands 
Cash in Merchants Bank 


Be SB ale aoe ie @ (es elope miele s Avera elo teyetisly ote a tepeiere Meee Tee $188 69 
siiels ib Yo.cobe Wate tole sate ve ca shone ia ace,tues ib vay toa Mare Cc ee 1,010 86 


JOtA] TASSCLS... 25 oti ey ateaared oe oR nao ee ae eae. ee $1,199 55 


DS oe ns 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments for purposes of Sick Fund are made monthly and are payable on the 
ist of each month. Twelve such assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts of the Society were duly audited in June, 1917, and January, 1918. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917: J. M. Ogilvie, H. Burkhart, and W. 
Weller, Toronto. . 

No changes were made in the Constitution during 1917, 

Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $200.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 179 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $650.40. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
PA ASORSITICTICS Oe en a cate wuts tit entire sooner LS NEE ett ay BG Ce iced os nlia.c $2,502 35 
DITLOV OSM Mee rae re ere eee Lieteere oo ee ee rere eh Be wea ha ass SN hae ewig 10 25 
SL OLAL eT CCCI DUS ears Meta racecec is, oly fe, wien ate set ce iss aPC Veiacele his fob a's! ate his $2,512 60 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 
‘Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration fee 
Law costs 


Ce 2 
eooereer ere eee eee eee ees eee eee eee ree Fees eerees eee ee eee reo ee ee oe ® 


©, 6.6) (6), 0). 2) 610, 0 (0) a. WO. ©: 'e' ce, (0) @ ares) @ © (0:'s, e's lei 16, (6 0: 8) 8.16 Bo 6) 0) 6.0 se: ele; ot 8, 0.8) 61076 


ME PAT CL SS CLC ee ge orcas are eet ac vies Sache Ne er erat rae Te eos cre eRe a TaED) elie Se See 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral benefits 
Sick benefits 


© 6. 8° & SO 6 OB "O66" -0 0 (eer 6 © 6 6 6) 0:8) Gol 6) 0) a 0, 9 je, 6 0 9 0 0: 0 © 0) 0 6 0 0 0 6:0 0 6 6 8 0 © 


eevee e eats e eee Gere re Cees eeeete eve et ewetesvdeoseeeteaeet so 6 do 


Total expenditure 


@ 0) 0 0d) © 6 © 6: @ €1 18) » 0 Se & @ © e110) @ 0 © 8 ® « 0 6 6 @ © 0 © 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 6s s 6 8 


$10 00 
2 00 
55 40 
4 75 


972 15 


125 00 
1,766 30 


$1,963 45 


et a elie 


180 DE RE BOR EO fe EE No, LL 
oo 


HAMILTON LODGE NO. 25, THEATRICAL MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


® 
Organized 20th February, 1907; incorporated in Ontario 26th February, 1907. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Alex Anderson, President Jace: See ee oe eee eee eee Hamilton. 
iH. °C. Stroud, RecordingoSecretary. .2 92... rs eae ee oe Hamilton. 
William ‘Stroud; Treasurer: e2 ee oes cee on a ee ee Hamilton. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 37. 
No members died during 1917, and no funeral benefits were paid. 
Total cash to credit of Funeral Fund, $24.94. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 6. 

Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $140.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 28. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $57.33. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $307.0 (. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash Value SOL MMVOTTLA SE sires see swicietoes ere he eee ea ene Gait ed dei oe henner $1,600 0O@ 
Gash inMolsons: Bank, 31st. -Decenibery (L9Li rcs oe ee en UY eae & 
Cash-in Dominion iBank, sist (Decemberye lo U7 mre ee eee 24 94 
LOCALE ASSES ada: dacwtelg adler ates Ges ale ra Me aked Sa ere Cen ate baric wate Roe tee famines $1,922070 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly, and are payable Ist of each month. Twelve assess- 
ments were made during 1917. : 

The books of the SSociety“were duly audited February 6th, 1918. 

The following books of record are kept: Cash Book and Ledger. 

Name and address of auditor of accounts of 1917: E. Malcalmson, Hamilton. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
benefits. | 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $1,500.00. - 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,932.75. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
PATO PECALLOME LOGS oe ciareiehts crete eea sothele chal ate tis we cia: dois nia, dla ewe 9 pinkn'e a0 0.66 
LECT eg | eye eran rena, See i ee hPa naar een me pone Fear oF a nC ae 


ELSCK ek Ue NS Oe Becher cecea ao oI ae RI COR Severe ee wee ienige le: Cnn ere 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Cre CAD Cae LAX tertiles oh teas ferro steel cee eee, aleve evacnler 6 prelate eine oj e clereyalehareoera eee 
PVCU CMI oma Ute NCA tater ttre eee e cleus Wie. sates cis islins sm igunys, sera esa sas 
PLING OU C ame teres eicta cn erie rena eieee eat efor ceo ntele <<. rel eslevs, Cae « Vinee Sie v's ir eisian 
Sale Plos etme tu tt iste tate a sere Caterer atte taiciaictete a cine Sinise + slot ea te wn ceon, scent 
egtstratlor | COar... ctetpcta deotrives ct ottens ciate ofater ciel a lsivie, suernve lle feta, ay Wak sere adaltiN es 
POSES POM ROG gra wee retell le lates tel Reve tetets tothe Pa tuto’ ata els to aie ov) afore erate saunre tre sney ce 


Hixpenses of MANaABeMeNt sie. ces ee ee et ase eevee s wuss wees 
(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
SFM TIOTIONL LS Modeec te cere Gare raGe ee RO eTENS eo Wim we suehia ele sale Sonera wigns a8 tohe) hehe coe 
IVES ICAT ALLCUCANGG ieee: cok <n ctek cre pwrere 5 6 fs obs ani chete Gielsla'a bs) shauecel State 
MATALUIELOS ee eee ate ch a ene o Cicin ene, Mabclars oes Sue nie eid st-veluneles 45/8 ais eveloiepetaysyergis. as 
PAT TECOLITG Te oree ac che che tet o ard ie mle s fok shoiah Olea ars ga neko sible leet stoke io! shesecesiotorae 
For investment (not extended), $1,800.00. 


POTAIE CXDETICILUT OMe he hen ad erate Ll ace Ahn eats eo we a 


181 


$343 09 


{82. THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
THEATRICAL MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION. 


(File I, pp. 17 and 169.) 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 472 Dovercourt Road, Toronto. 
Organized 21st September, 1886; incorporated 20th May, 1887. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the-3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Jd. Pe Garter)» Presid Gent Foe, eaters vores sla eden tea ar ote. here) wfacene rs eecarete tes Toronto. 
S. Y. Meredith, Recording Secretary ........cecccecesccccveces Toronto. 
James “Ly don,y lreasurer co aes he ait re ee helen aera rel Toronto. 
Dan Pierce, 

T. Hutchinson, Sr., Hinance Committee s..1. sees is ee ss Toronto. 


Chas. Horsewell, 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Total membership of \Society, 157. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 4. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $1,000.00. 
Amount standing to credit of fund, $16,539.87. 


i 
II, Stick BENEFITS. 
Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Numiber of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 14. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during the year 1917, $314.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 57. 
‘Medical attendance, $265.00. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $325.16. 
III. ASSETS. 
Bonds, debentures; “Clee Foe a eis weet te eee le ete ee eae a wtete een nett age te eee $16,000 00 
Gasn on “hands as per auditor's statement vee an cm sees eis ateneaelete octet eee 59 90 
Bank of Commerce; TOrOnto | ced wars sees oa ee ee are on ere ote oer ee as 455 97 
Canada:-Permanent Mortgage Corporation f...0. 2s tesla ee ce eels elane eines 539 87 
DOCS os ae a a GS Soe tak ow Bote Wile Ulett $17,055 74 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited in March, June, September and December, 


eo ite 


Auditors for the year: Dan Pierce and William Fudge, Toronto. 
Certain changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws during 1917. 
Books of account kept by the Association are: Blotter and Ledger. 
Amount of bond of Treasurer, $500.00. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $16,403.71. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
MODICATION,: Initiation; T6eSt aNd -dUeSs u cow man cane nk cree aia te. 


Supplies sold 
Interest and dividends 
All other sources 


eeoereeer eee see et to ee ee seee seas tee eee eevee es Fee eros 


3) e'0) @ 0 ¢ nee & 01 e 6 8) = 0.6 6 6 @ 80 0. 0 C6 6 8 0 6 CO es Be 6 8 8) Cee 


oeoeoer ree t eee eer eer eee te eee ee ewe see Feo eevee eeee ve 


Cash received from repayment of loan (not extended), $300.00. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Total receipts ... 


@| \@: 0) 6 @ -@:) 6 ‘6 4) 6: 0 6 © ee 6 6) '¢ © © 6 010 6 0 8 ¢ © 0 0 6 6 8 6 0 @ 6 @ 60) 6 8/0 (6 6 


VIII. Casu ‘EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


iE GraCaADilamLa Xx Ole) LEV ICS a tera sibar de coterie ae tn oo che a sytl ay aua aca operon ove saat e slic $38 65 
REUSE ATI OL peri ea eta atthe rac SCS Te she te, Oh Sea NSL oP ope Rhode Oho wheres stato ano aha tere 3 00 
UL DITSLLOS BDO U SIL GELS c cle Seeker ete oie oocba he, See ta ee ye ee ete en nee etter a eae heres 37 90 
Pec LT IVC LOA GTC welLA ROS h tectre lee tale eiecchs siete celal eins ete fate tt arene olen ceanerenenee oe 18 00 
Dalarice, OUlCers “ANG AlMMITOTS MLECRa aon hese ee avs cree bate em ureiaeeieha are 203 00 
Printing stalionery, ANd AG VErLisin esr... cee sete che cle Ceoteee se tarde cet oe ee 135 25 
ROSCA SOME CLCLE rarer ote tos wine st shots er haa c Siete aeeatclele alle Whh one. Salts ure ee ear pret ats 19 -92 

Total Vexpenses. of Manasement? 2. koce cis bce eso ele ovina a ecient $455 72 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

JED pal ey oa Mayoce her ahic® See deer uct och eet hae bene veri Media ly 4 eere Ath Ses ire arse ar ar ed ca 1,000 00 
PSO me SR TIGTIL Sars tre eres al re eek eee eas ie Ea RNS ORES enced eee, Ge wie ae ors 314 00 
Brod cals ALLCNGCANCOS & 5 osc wick cree re cae akoiele oleh ehe One a e/a eiattce tna oty a pune 265 00 
PraLuiiiese TOG Stressed MGM DET See cierane Sc crstters cee eee ls we eeie stern as era ae 120 83 
CHEETOS ON CI LUTGies te ae ie eee oe eRe ee a ee ttre ade CGN ee eta arte hs 764 99 
For investments (not extended), $1,000.00. 

Olid me OND CILOLLILT CMs wren le ote yer ide ohne auatel st miateleve alan itary sie miaetat ea $2,920 54 


184 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


TORONTO HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Incorporated 17th February, 1899. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


A; Winter, (Presid ents 4 tees eee neces eee eee tethers etn cena eunnes ie Toronto. 
H..Patulin;+ Vice-President ic, 4 2 cs sche hee ern heme ae) ora ar ae gee ee Toronto. 
P.” Philips; “Treasurer tes. ones ere ie cig evi a ar aceta ered ae ceenomeneee nat ae +... .oronto. 
Do Pullan; (SQCretary. ween wicto ccs ote etetc ae see ercre iy ore 6 eintncetanee errno arene Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 224. 

Two members died during 1917, and funeral benefits were paid amounting to $165.00. 

Number of members’ wives and children who died during 1917, 8. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid in respect of members’ wives and children during 
1917, $130.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Fund, $2,648.77. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 33. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $500.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 100. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $789.06. 


TII, ASSETS. 
Cash value: of réal’ estate. 2 as ante ete, Seek se ee ee ee oe ee eee $700 00 
Cash- value vofimonteares tence es aes eee ee ee eee. 1,700 00 
Cash- value of DONS: Ads ss stecshietelc to wide aes Seater oieale eels eee Aca cures = in acne 100 00 
Cashvin- wands .of Treasurer <s:ces 4 cae sere see Sain eel eee ee ee ee 147 76 
Cash ‘on deposit in Bank of INova -Scotia, Foronto™. ........-e-ssee ee 2,501 01 
Total: assets. Pi. shah cg esti See a eae rete een Raa ene Sea eee $5,148 


TV. LIapiittres.—$30.00. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are paid monthly. 

The Society’s accounts were duly: audited September 15th, 1917. 

Books of record kept by the ‘Society are: Cash Book, Ledger and Record Book. 

The auditors of accounts of 1917 were: K. Jaffey and H. Paulin, Toronto. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization, management, Constitution 
and Rules of the Society in relation to benefits. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $25.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 185 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $3,195.90. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PL eete iO LOCI acs aie ce ye tetee eho hei e eT tteite o Sollee eats FE 0 aielee s $30 50 
PATRIA OTe LOCGs me are, Wes teccce a he wa wre cents ae ee ale een gE Pee a cle le soeck 36 50: 
PC Meera ek So ee rae ate hat ee hace eee sete et i Ie we eta Hae ce Br ae Oe oe 2,485 20 
1 RAGES wees Be RN FR ene CY itt Per gi NE CP ir ATU ce ye) bt tear Goan | ee 188 25 
EVENS UTECS EES ac re te eee ee Ree Belen 2 Oe ede, eee Pee 16 90 

LAME CELLS Beate clcra ec a 4 ek Meets os crnra a titer secure etre cote iy arate nies wes & $2,162 35 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PPE SPSEE ATO Gel OG ate racer cance & Mn aa ater erste erica oF stat Os Wble eb are atone Guape $3 00 
ela ont and, Veit. on citelee, cobisie co. arth Mats lewis bolero ods elise tae ts 88 00: 
POTNIC ETS eS LAT LOS oe ete are ti erat lake che che Bi pala eels is ai Guhe a de eloca setae none 140 00 
ANI Swe StaLLONer Yen CLEe fa ceeiers ac arees oie, kisah «hs tee Giwlit oie esha ale otehe eae 84 20 
EOstaze es uOneS, telezTAamMs- ANU PF CXPTCSS—.% cutesy ce 6%. cc ols oe eri sieune sails oes 

Total eexpenses OL sMANASCMENT. cc cakes ofetee orn 016 Sieve aes bie ae sive e $386 75 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


ECLA DOU CLIUS iis o Sart aa he ok oo Re, She Ae oe ae eS oteee Oe Shale siechelar efeie as 295 00° 
el gre PIOTL CL] Lema es CVctec eee ioes coche aces haere ele Ruane mere eee ee Rin ena A aiete crated y ears 500 00 
MNO LG ee LONG CRs cre cece waite 6 cas S78 Ce bias suse orate Shel woe leis ele. ers slate tie et ace: oe a 789 06 
Tee ES erent Mr a tera eas neta prick, cee easel PE ale: mi oe ao, sga, aria Gre area In etek oneal O06 239 25 
Grasuivies: (relief. Mund) ...s.s.... 08 Pe ene he Reet aeeeahe Parade net erate crevices DOL LE 
Re Ce Le eects e Pa ares haletcres © route ec ee ote ara deed ee adele, sie Deletes Kd evetererels 700 00 
MER Tame RVC LIOCS We ete ae ee ee ia Sore ata aise ee anna mies SieceL eer are shay ool aie eae) aiiouay 6% 98 25 


For investments (not extended), $100.00. 


PRO TAMCSTGICLLUL Curae ae crn cas eerersae ite aiclole metal cite out ciehs 3 nt seaterown se $3,209 48 


186 TH eRHPORL OR iH No. 11 


EVENING TELEGRAM EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized in May, 1912; incorporated in Ontario, 24th September, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thomas He vlill yPresidenterso. oe heck cree oe eee Toronto. 
HB. Goldey, -Vice-President: 4 3079760 see eee eee Toronto. 
T. Hopmans; Secretaryvicgs oc cies cree ciate ote o ohe ei oaks ee eteeeee Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 92. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits, none. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 17. 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, $210.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 42. 

Total amount to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $787.40. 


III. ASSETS. 
CGashton hand > 25.520 84% is clcce rome ate tea te eres reales eae ote te leh fetes sae ena ae rene $106 65 
Cashin Dominion) Bank ca fee see ae ere ee tea ne tage cere) chee ses 680 75 


Tite ooh eh a die coins as ottetie a ete tte aria Sle tate elevate oginealy te: ake ce foils bce ected $787 40 


er 
Se ES SS 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Number of assessments made during 1917, 43. 

The books of the Society were duly audited January 7th, 1918. 

Names and addresses of auditors of accounts of 1917: Geo. Potter and A. Anderson, 
Toronto. 

No changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws during 1917. 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $609.60. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


| Dy 3 Wea anes ak ern Cne MOEA aa Ga ENC RE Gt eR ne At Rare Sitch aattines Gach oS $416 90 

Tnitiation fees oxo coos aio aie ee eee ee ge eet ee ee tae a cee eae 7 00 

PCR R=) qe 1-1 eee MOMS CANES RMP EAN) OE oR relay Ree Mids ANY AA NS Pyeen id sinids iudrn Doi 61 45 
Total sTOCOLDUS a sarc ls Sine ocak gene gates te Rg Catan eee gv eee ee $485 35 


RRR AER ARIE SS PSO TTD 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 187 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


‘Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PBCASLEA GLOMe CO ner tet ek att caer hana pie wii c ate Teter d ae Ges inte GhclarAlaaieinls oe canals ¢ $3 00 
Mxpenses Of annual’ meeting 3 ye can acs se ida os wiprcih 6 ate ie He ware ieee wheres 13 00 
PTA Vel lige ex DCU RCG we iis Wate eeaha as epee ori eie t cie des oa ns ent aly oats ales 2 00 
PIN CELS SALA LIOR mere eet wa eee ip ict See ota as ad, sea weal lar oh Bote B eo Whe! 9 olka ate” aus 50 00 
SID DLLGSBDOUG IL Ge a free te tone case sata eet tenee o kabi lalate Tel atsre aie.shs ey yieue ig sie ca lete 50 

Totaleexpenses. Of Manas einen Genco nee tele wis eels eel och co eine Ge os $68 50 


(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


SIPREIICLLE Ge Sotree eo cae Ace nke ete ater ocactohe ards tacts « Siegeele Gina ehe fe aie Ws 210 00 
myCHePEGS PCN CILUT Gs - tares cette sic os ei ta Ries Meri s gts eve ele salt wil aie eee sie aie nce 29 05 
STOLE Rees fee Ci core Re eae eee tea lle haut acighs. sceustee Of aC annus eae $307 55 


188 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ITALIAN WORKINGMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 12th December, 1901, and incorporated 31st December, 1901. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


VeoMuto,, Presiden tice cin orceete epee ilar ae ke ented rn Ree eee Toronto. 
Ps: Gagliardini,- Secretary -....choee © ac es Oe ee ee ee oe Toronto. 
Re EL ROSS ET GASUPEr F sieee veins Goi rer Wieuete ie teeta orem ee ee ene Toronto. 


M. Missor, Corresponding. Secretary =. cee ee ee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 47. 
No member died during 1917, and no funeral benefits were paid. 


Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund at 3lst December, 1917, 
4629.29. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 15. 
Amount paid for sick benefits, $291.90. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 58. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $87.75. 


III. ASSETS. 


Gasn deposited in: Bankwot. COommMerce sie nae ere erin een a <i eee cee $629 29 


—— 
6 © <0: (0) 4 ue! 0) 0716) © 0 0 0,16) © 6 Sie e @ 0 (0 6's 6 40, .6 te) oe « 8) A 0.0 6 010 6 ere 6 8 6 16 wiurey © $629 29 


— 
a a 


Total assets 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited for year 1917. 

The name and post office address of the auditor for 1917 was as follows: M. Missor, 
Toronto. 

Books of account kept by the Society: Ledgers and Cash Book. 

No changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws during 1917. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 139 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $688.41. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

NDIL OM Mere ie cle te ha oterear sre arate cle op isla! o)s vee o.7 Miaieepe stadia wis aia Ue Glee Cctobgta ee sa 0 $464 80 
NR Se IN od oe PA RAS 3 kn ERE MUSE Ph ott har Oe ea P21 


NE Wh EOP Gch eee ne ae $586 03 


VIII. CASH HXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


€ash paid during 1917 for: 


EOP IRC L SL IOUR CC be ct titer tar 1s terrcoha te ath aad ta eae are icin ao ate boa tah aa, aobaley Got $3 00 
PLOTLLMUCLOT Kalil OCLs triem «aria Revie ihn ihe” en oe oi eieake ayo) P Riaie ops a mane eatin 35 00 
PATO esas OO U SU Gers center e ee ee A na ee orate Shee aby abet aia ar eee te 42 00 
ESeDUE LT) Sa testes ile retain eehe oem Prete: a scree es maleen ua ee acadh wake ee eee ae 20 00 
SOMES Cn Ore cctetc Orr ee ore TTA aceon MATE os Abe toe con toro hits coin -u: ohana ac Bike eos 2 00 
RTI POUR CI Ml ties oes eet tee ean ee a reeks ae eee SRE Ss bd law held Oe 0 ae 163 50 

PotalemanaSement sex Pens SGewccr ct tea tides «ats bs ioe athe aeanis ite eoaees 265 50 

(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

IVEPCI CALE LCON OO 11 COs VNnte tet ie etree owe ayn a acer ace orn ce etal cee cr org 87 75 
PEC MMBDCULCUI LS te re ra. c ctr cre geet ernest an ate steer 291 90 

TOA SOR DONGICULER a ta oie alc ole cree Siete gene eielenad eae ere Gale ree $645 15 


190 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
NNN ee 


LA CONGREGAZIONE DELLA IMMACOLATA CONCEZIONE DI MARIA 
SANTISSIMA. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized, March, 1904; incorporated in Ontario, 14th March, 1904. 


——_—___— 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: — 


I, ‘Frasca, Presidents (ios 0s es ttle oe eeu alee = fia sie etre ees Toronto. 
S. Agliaroli, Vice-President .....-.... see e cece rece rece eeceees Toronto. 
Roeco Gianvecchio, Treasurer’ A. v2.6. 6 cases we cle sw view visio te Toronto. 
EF. Belmonte, Secretary: sain os aie sieges <rieie otrtens sot oteis wi a ewe atenas Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes funeral benefits. 

The membership at 31st December, 1917, was 14. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Total amounts paid for funeral benefits, nil. 


II. StcK BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes sick benefits. 
No member received sick benefits during 1917. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, none. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash in deposit in Bank of Montreal, Toronto ..........eeee essere eceees $351 79 
Motal SASSOtS sy rc.c Sie eens wie ee beeen tate ee fe eet Soctel score 1 apierener aincane $351 79 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books of the Society were audited during 1917. 

Name of auditor: Francesco Belmonte, Toronto, 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization or management or in the 
constitution or rules in relation to benefits. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $320.16. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Dil: Geert eg ee nD pe aA ome em ray Mae a rere ome sei Qh ro OS $25 00 
Tnterestesg «cc sailed Soe werd a saves peer ngs ie ele Steere lent ls stn 30k eee cara eee 9 63 
Total receipts vai. ck aces © als + lew sue sly see rw guirle apaler a iehaite nina nee renee one $34 63 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 19) 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PREP ISULALLOD LOO bee trie tcc eee ete, Ste rae Ae octane aan Belews cutee $3 00: 
LOLA an anaeemlen G Gx Den SOS ceteris oe ee ices ote ler eucie ners $3 00 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure.—None. 


192 7 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


el 


DAUGHTERS AND MAIDS OF ENGLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 598 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 7th November, 1890; incorporated 9th January, 1895. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Nellie-Nobes, Grand President, Soc. sue cree cin eies 5 ate rere Toronto. 
Emma Glarke, Grand Vice-President f..,. =.=. eon ree Toronto. 
Elizabeth Pincombe, Grand Past President ................... Toronto. 
Frank’ H. Revell, Grand Treasurer. 3c <tc eee hee ae Hamilton. 
Leonard Cross, Grand Secretary, 598 Gerrard Street .......... Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Lodge; total membership, 3,048. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 16. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $800.00. 

Total cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund, 31st December, 1917, $10,993.35. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Subordinate Lodges. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917: Subordinate Bodies, 360; 
Juvenile Branch, 34. . 

Total amount of benefits paid during 1917: Subordinate Bodies, $1,994.00; Juvenile 
Branch, $96.00; Total, $2,090.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917: By Subordinate Bodies, 833; 
Juvenile Branch, 124%. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917: Subordinate Bodies, $3,296.20; 
Juvenile Branch, $280.60. 


Total amount cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917; 
Subordinate, $15,289.65; Juvenile, $1,718.03. 


IV. ASSETS. 

Cash“value, of bonds “fegeacie ese caters Cenc hy ern ee ee rir ina $5,000 090 
Cash -valué of: mortgeares (eee eke cc wei cee ein are ne ee 2,400 00 
Actual: cashon’ hand (ces Cy oe a a ope Auras ee ere 621 90 
Cash on deposit, not drawn against, in Bank of Montreal, Hamilton .... 7,184 24 
ALL ZOther sAasSets 2 .)< cc 0s, siw ig ete olstacaet« .o ueerm a acdy 7) tae tenet ome nett: eect meee ems 672 97 
Subordinates, $19,801.40; Juveniles, $1,820.24. ; 

Total “ASSCUB i iwi. ss cae ee aoe ehceee eee ek OTe ote ome a ater $15,879 11 


SS eee 


V. LIABILITiIES.—None. 


1918 | REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 193 


VI. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments for the purpose of life insurance were made quarterly during 1917, 

Four such assessments were made during 1917, payable March, June, September, 
and December. 

The Society’s books were audited 21st February, 1918. 

The following books of record are kept: Cheque Book, Cash Book, Ledgers, and 
Stock Book. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: Fanny 
Lloyd, Toronto; Rose Garlick, Toronto, and Ida Poulte, Toronto. 

Amount of bond of Grand or Supreme ‘Secretary, $500. 

Amount of bond of Grand or Supreme Treasurer, $500. 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Grand Subordinate Juvenile 


Body. Bodies. Branches. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $6,699.55. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
MLO S ree et toaca wast CG ee: ouseek sath PES tie SU tioke eee we Petrie Le ss $11,782 60 $459 43 
PATI LIGATION BL GGS ieee temic heat ten Male Shetene 6 $100 15 TOGO 2H OSM eno cic ee 
ATILIALLON BL COCR rice rie eee etre ae os CRIM os eS ow See 390 00 34 80 
PA OSE RSTIRG IV LS Peelers ete Mh ote teat ane tense Te ee eve eile D8459 TA ec ieee nw anal pets Grecia 
POTe CA Dita. LA Xeeo gs Oe et an ie us ene S Scat ag Hay learner on mea mS, td 
Rl DPLLGS BSOLO weet ets seh meee oak ora ee ee oe OUD Ail wee ar bre te ee oe 
MdtPOresGeaAldediviGen US meee wii ehe ei. oes 611 94 410 00 148 60 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers .... LO04 (19 ere era eae eae 


$3,039 81 $12,752 10 $642 83 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxupenses of Management. 


Grand Subordinate Juvenile 


Body. Bodies. Branches. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

PeOreCa TLL A mL Kee Gattis ra nariche eceel: Bce tisha era es ae ee ere an Sos0n0 (em eee ee 
SOTINISS1O Dla ce eer e ce scone Ren etana: coors cena shone a $27 10 GLO tcc eters 
PLeCIBUratlOne 1G. ote ccetes wae Se eee ne re oa 15 00 91 00 $9 15 
ALD OLIC REDO S bl Lawariac S51 stiles ents AMC hea cee setae s 402 82 296 87 5 60 
PPraAvellinee expenses: \nihe., . aie. eck ns) oo eee S51. Dae maces CARTER aR ok ees 
TEP OOS ae EER Cr ae ert ae Pen r PCa a a aan A. Al ee an Pub mes ies ee 1,680 50 103 10 
Salaries, auditors’ and officers’ fees .......... 521 60 997 60 He Ba 
Postage, telegrams and express ............. 120 55 289 60 72 90 
Printing, stationery. and. advertisinge.......0 9 © .+.5.. os AOD Te Rate siera st os 
Premium for guarantee of lodge officers ..... 3 00 96 91 7 80 
EN GPE GRDECRSAS Gers. five ool oretard eres Cun Pia cakes LO? O00 Meme cree ce sri a am ote eres 

Total expenses of management .......... Disloopen $4,499 20 $293 86 


(vb) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


CCA DOT CULES mips te retest areca ain 800 00 S612 77 33 20 
ICI DCTICIICS pee eee aes, Sree ae ale ate Wig eae ae) a meee o's ce 1,994 00 96 00 
Medicalsa Len Gan Ce co. wcisd + -eaie aie. 9, exter ojo wiels 10's RAS Ce 3,296 20 280: 60 

AMET AER Re Oe ene RP RRA aN ory MEAS, eT $1,933 22 $10,741 17 $703 66 


Loutes, 


194 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ED a ee ee 


THE MUTUAL MASONIC COMPACT OF ST, CATHARINES AND NIAGARA 
DISTRICT. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpine 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, St. Catharines, Ont. 


Organized 15th ‘September, 1871; incorporated in Ontario 3rd December; 1892. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3!st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Geo. Burch, President ........cee cece ere cece ee eee eetenes St. Catharines. 
William F. Clarke, Vice-President ..........:sseeeeeeeeees Grimsby. 
H. J. Johnston, Secretary-Treasurer ......-..eeeseeeeerees St. Catharines. 


II]. MOVEMENT 1N INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick or Funeral Benefits. 


——— Number. Amount. 
Contracts in force 31st December, 1916..........eee reer eeeeeeeeee 197 19,700 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed ...e.s.seceesees 15 1.500 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1916.) 212 ety 200 00 

Number. Amount. 
Deductions : | ——_—_—— 

$2.65 

Contracts matured in 1917..........0.6. 6 600 00 

Contracts lapsed in 1917.....sesceoe-- 3 300 00 
Total deductions extended ...... | 9 900 00 8) 800 00 
Net contracts on foot at 3lst December, 1917....... certs eS 203 20,300 00 

V. ASSETS. 

Cash on deposit in Security Loan and Savings Co. St: Catharines >... $246 81 


VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments for purpose of life insurance certificates are made when found 
necessary. 

Two assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts of the Society were audited on the 13th February, 1918. 

Books of record or account kept for purposes of insurance certificates are: Cash 
Book and Register of Members. : 

Name and post office address of auditor for 1917: J. Colin Blain, St. Catharines. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


195 


VIII. CAsu RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $223.87. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Assessments. . 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


ReesTITEKSTOlI CL Cier 2 che orc ttae oe erege ah aoe van kl eis otis eats eo tee tates 
ESL LIOTEE LOGIN cree 6 Gun coe eaten slo, chen ano cen che alee Oud mac diel sls be se 
Prinvme,. stationery and advertisine 25.08. sce ee sats bene 


Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees 


PosTNLS. LOLERTAIIS -ANGsOXDT CSS rele oe ist cate icles, 60 yo tien els wa es 


Lota expenses OF MANA Sement) cca go wlee Sood ee ssahe viele 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


RULE METISUT AT COE CIALIS. oe ayers ci cere re ete OS oa Oa tote o bs Sa Beno 


FLOLR CX DENIC ICU LG art ascratt homie tins eae ek WE tenis Sonsicers 


Ce 


O68 & 6 4 oe € © ee: @.6 eres © 0 V6 8 ue wre e206 e 6 che 4 0:4 ¥ © 0 


upseuies $597 00 
ECE 9 34 


ee eric $606 24 


| 


Pe ateam $20 40 
Rewnes 3 00 
Ss A 4 00 
Dic 50 00 
See 6 00 


ie $83 40 


500 00 


Set $583 40 


196 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
oo Se ee 


PROVINCIAL GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF ONTARIO EAST. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Belleville, Ont. 


Organized 20th February, 1860, and incorporated in Ontario 22nd May, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3ist December, 1917, were as follows: 


O. W. Landon, Grand Master ........--. esses eee ee eee eene Lansdowne, Ont. 
W. E. Tummon, Deputy Grand Master ........---+eeeeees Crookston, Ont. 
W. C. Reid, Grand Treasurer .........--+eseseerceecceee Belleville, Ont. 
F. M. Clarke, Grand Secretary ...0. 2... eee cece reese eeees Belleville, Ont. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 129. 
Two members died during 1917. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, $100.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the ‘Society. Five members received sick benefits 
during 1917. 

Number of weeks’ sickness during 1917, 29 3-7. 

Sick benefits amounting to $88.30 were paid. 

Cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $514.58. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Montreal, Belleville ......--.----ssseeeesceeseceececes $514 58 


Total assets ts ceca. ace oP Me Coie «ened bebo pie ie tro tare wan erene ee ioe $514 58 


eee 
LV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are collected quarterly, in advance. 

The Society’s accounts were audited February 23rd,-1918. 

The books of record kept are: Membership Register, Record and Cash Book. 

The name and post office address of the auditor for 1917 was as follows: J. W. 
Navidson, Belleville. 

Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $1,000.00 (combined). 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, eo 
Sa a aa ii ee ee Ee eee eee 


VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $621.90. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


TE CE Ra te ripe! arerg ee Wine t dee Pee Ee cyta ert Leet a hye ts Aa id $141 38 
LTT Oe tavern eat rere ter oe Rel oS eee a eects en Oat eae AM nel be 18 60 
DOLAPEreCGID ts myti.. sepa errr tte CU ae ee Re ee PME NU ete BO ce! 2 $159 98 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PLOCISLT A LIOUM CO) eer |. ots ete Swe Meee yee ean aE, | mre? Pt le) eds eg $3 00 
CCE TSM CULT Yr CLG Ae kG anki ye urea ees ne ten te re tc Neigh, PLS IO 76 00 
LOtdty ex DeNSeESAOLaManagelnen mete tat sts er eee oe ee ee $79 00 


BU eral a DeNeULSs.. oc ees Ree ote ee ee eRe ere ee Tl ek a ee 100 00 
See DOTLGUUS Mi Wr urn fa tutte Oe Mine tage tte Mrmr Ty eet ot 194) a Aah ye 88 30 
Otalmexpenditure 4c) meee: a SAR erg en hg hd We ee MR ae $267 30 


ee 
STE SRS SPECI ST 


198 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


TRANSPORTATION CLUB OF TORONTO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FIVE MONTHS ENpinG 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Incorporated 12th July, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


GC. Eo Horning; Presidents 2.36.6 rig> enter eae Toronto. 
M. Macdonald, Treaster .....-----++++ssspereecr tte t scree Toronto. 
W: A. Gray Secretary 22.556. =f. 6 ri eer ea Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 164. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $100.00. 

Cash to credit of fund at 31st December, 1917, $299.70. 


Il. Stck BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, none. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, nil. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, none. 


Tif. ASSETS. 
Cash in Merchants Bank, Toronto .......-..-----+-ssrresrreet sete $424 84 


otal ASSESS vic sos tached « = note insta ee o> sents ahaner Son eter erat eee Aiea $424 84 


TV. LraBimtiT1Es.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


One assessment was made during 1917. 

The accounts of the Society were duly audited December 14th, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for the year 1917: E. R. Thorpe and I, ate 
Clarke, Toronto. 

Books. kept by Society: Ledger, Cash Book, Minute and Record Books. 

No changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws of the Society. 

Bond of Treasurer, $1,900.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VI. CaSH RECEIPTS, 
Cash balance (not extended), $409.63. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 


Log 


Grand Lodge. 


EL DU ILCR Ci) LCOS.) teas cen cle ne SES ete NU EEO Oire ae ee Sete. blbve eh eres $76 00 
EWS OS ph ee Re Se AD aie Ve oR ie era dite ag Ue OT nn Td ae 780 50 
PUL GLOGS ed Coen ict ate cee ater tease Meet NE fics ose ores e Benes: » Wake oatuts 14 72 
PA ISOLRUTASOULCOCSE ctr ant eee ences peers ae eae Cn ele ee as a oe My hoe 30 00 
MOU TOCCLDtGE. anew mira citer hme 18 Soyo Ne aia SC a ictin eg Atte Aces $901 22 
VII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 

(a) Expenses of Management. 
Grand Lodge. 
PLCRESUIALION S LEC seiet, cee Wk oes Rarer cain yee On ore let cote Sis a Se te ETE $4 00 
OCULAR COL Coren Sey Mel pey eer nea ee aT Me che aT en altags Take ate hie 0 eters Whe, sok die hve 29 65 
BLE G UTES SCLC Sian, eho tte annie cete 3h) eee S ena Viet Oe eli vie aia With eS Setih Che 93 26 
Porareexspenses lof MANA eNIONU Brat weet: oh hs oo ele he es dee $126 91 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
POU VERDICT GIL Ta. chaz cory anc tale sera aa Ae Caer othe ear te held ere 100 00 
SUCHE TMS OTIC A LLY Gah otegee chee ai taht, shots eee LR te A ae ne 659 10 
POLGICK DONOILUTE atch whe ess. cls cater at EL eS Mee a aie ee $886 01 


290 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


SONS: OF POLAND FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DeceMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 20th April, 1907; incorporated in Ontario 19th December, 1907. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


John Wicjtowicz, President .............-- 22 essen cts eanerees Toronto. 
Walenty Bazan, Vice-President .........2-- secs ee te eee reeeees Toronto. 
Alexander Purat, Rec. Secretary ......--- see e cece cece cece eens Toronto. 
Adam Zamoniskij-Min. Secretary 22.202. eee es ol Toronto. 
Stanislaw Naplosxezy, Treasurer ...---.---s cece ere ee eee cees Toronto. 


I. AND II. SIcK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Sick and funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership 
of 50. 

Number of members who received sick benefits, 9. 

Total amount paid for sick benefits in 1917, $170.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 41. 

Amount paid for medical attendance for 1917, $18.00. 

Balance to credit of fund, 31st December, 1917, $685.37. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash standing to credit in Home Bank, 31st December, VOUT te eee - $685 37 


TOtA] ASSOES Wis, ctr Fe ere ei ot ager eee ae ae een: Shree toua eae sone tan eos $685 37 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916, $554.99. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application, fees 4.2 ).ccc «hilege wre tt hers a rpe esti Geers eacen sc eee mee $15 00 
Interest... cw, id ack sabe orhis pisnseye to ales abana @ Shas a ioe ore epee nace eerie sieseiae 14 73 
Tnitiation® fE@S 2s cccieicce Soe eel ora qatel tere Biers Hoe el wlege erona ote tuer erm Sbets. sha is Fel eee 1 65 
UL C= eee Re AA apres ec Fer eer ere cach er Caer MESS BOG 181 05 
Degrees! and Cards i... sce Sercds ails eins We stern eile ial chene = We ge onal el Gian 2 00 
“‘AlCoth ers SOUTEES! We tities soon ein ede an Ue fee nasle delle ono nl oe tore) asus emma sentoae 127 60 

Totals cee 2 he en eDiets FIR ee as epilator en ee ole en ero $342 03 


1918. REGISTRAR: OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Ana 


IX, CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

REP ISCIO CLOT Sl CO cect cess clone tate ten oer ees Rate he etina SRP at en Wine o alors uotete te wm. x $3 00 
AE oh OR gy Aa I a plan Sef Sf Ae ees eRe RU AL ALA a Pa gaa Re 18 00 
SHIA Ver Ole rOCOTUiINL Ss SOCLOUAL VINE. ce ace etnteeeehe elas i caste Gtaveuy aes « crmib sacs 12 00 
PARIVC LNB erty ooek, pak cer secrete he acecce ns Ue cate ofa ce eteeatctehe atelier a0 tars laueroreke cal sighs 4 50 
EOS EELS Ren eae ree crs ethene Re He Cee, «eel C eee THUR Cea esha ue eis tal eer enarohatane 4 15 
Tex DENSCSIOLSINANALCIMEN Case anceue were chi ctole cele tes ellos te he enc aus oieial rts $41 65 

(ob) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
By ts RM DOLLCIIL RAs aioe ak re Pe fc geiars sate ae ate We renee tC 2a I PPA ale: Stew" Ralerns eee hee ta oe 170 00 
NIB CLICAITALCETH ANCE 2a ue Mectem ert eters ae terete le ergiake aio ae stags e ate ete buciars 18 00 
Total expenditure ..... Ft ae ay ee an MARL ar A SEPA AE GM del $229 65 


14 F. s, | 


202 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


a nee LTE UI tItIISISSSSSSSSSSSS 


ST. JOSEPH LITHUANIAN BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 24th February, 1907, and incorporated in Ontario 11th July, 1908. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


J. Vasiliauskas, President 


Aol SP ohare ierey Shee ae ae eae at heh Toronto. 
EU Regina: “Vice-President oa, «ss le es oe ate ee eer ee Toronto. 
A- Workis; Recording ;Secretary (ccc: any ese ene Toronto. 
J. ‘Simonaitis) “Treasurer. cose cone er ee eg sare neon Toronto. 
A. Paulauskas, Financial Secretary 2. 0. 3 ee ee Toronto. 


1. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total memebrship of 30. 
No members died during 1917. Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil. 
No members’ wives died during 1917. 

Amount paid in. respect of deceased wives, nil. 

Cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund at 31st December, 1917, $680.68. 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. Four members received sick benefits 
during 1917. 


Number of weeks’ sickness Berane during 1917, 10. 
Sick benefits amounting to $50.00 were paid. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash) omehamds Fes oe elke othe wn ere ade eed See ln olan a ae ch agents iret aheetenenes $13 23 
Gash in’ Royal; Bank “of Canadauvs. coe seco ae Os eile ans ee eee 667 45 
Total -ASSOtS  coxlcleie e Goeisee ee ee ee ane tet atete eee ee eee ee : $680 68 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly, payable each month. 
The Society’s accounts were audited 31st December, 1917. 
The books of record kept are a Ledger, Minute and Cash Book. 


Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: A. Vilbikaitis and A. Viliumas, 
Toronto. 


-s 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 203 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $426.17. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
BU ICIACIOS LOGS Ee cease nce. Ware ten ate tea Talent ale Sie fee a As ed $17 50 


TTL OE TT eae ee ree ee eee iar OEE icles eke tee aca dere emabe a gieteth 160 00 
PBR GSAINCTICS Bree crtese i carter aire hc coe cesar eee a IE LIS Se R oe ole ete teat oe wan eed Tis 
EN COLOA Le ee ee CE ee ee eS Dated ehere Maker sie ss 13 97 
PAT MOL IVOD ce areterc iene rere ee ees SETS ee SACRA ae. coe na oe tatteaet ote ache ce Ocean sae ence 418 60 

SE URE OCOIDLS Pee cee oe ws ticte sisters Pincha elven eee he wee ere ae ena ere ama $627 82 


es 


VIII. CasSH BEXXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


HRGLISUT ATION WLOC Me re rere eres eae aah AAT Cine a. sank h tladive wre ae ae $3 006 
PEN eliPlites heOATCATICRLAS GS eres cere ere eer ates ks ee see 9 Vg soba meats 6 75 
SEU CR aM ett ary crepe esa ar hha RAV grr I ace A eI age Pt ie ty Soe 10 00 
Pers v Cline MOXPECNSON cn eee rr cae oes Me © a i onan Nie eis oe Ge ola wate cate nem 60 
ELIE L IEG Bemer dee ere ota wot One ete ere mR Ie cette Gan cae Sree ALAR RE ONS oe ere oe 1 65 
IGHLAR Ce CLO cca a he ie cae Oe ee ee Oe a ee, eT ae eee ee a cee Sn eaves 3 68 
DD LICS Be OOU SIT eee area eee Bian ee Fees, irae Pen wah Ko roan ete ee Sees 37 25 
JEL CUBOENS Gin B Se ean At ae ne heen Se Bn be fe GA Me RAR eel geo he A 260 38 

Totaly ex VENseSs OL HP MaAnNALEMENTE occ eet iin «se ala ele iter ses ee eels. 6 $323 31 


(bv) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


LCR MDCT CICS ate area eee ce ee ae ee ape etre Ls cit aRe diy rahe Shave eee sah 50 00 
PDOLAIPEXDONGLINT Om rte eit oe oe tee me See ee tie hc eee eee SdionaL 


204 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


eel 
THE ONTARIO GRAND COMMANDERY OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Incorporated in Ontario 26th May, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3ist December, 1917, were as follows: 


E -Harrington.Presidont 4 t.c0.6 sen scriece eee ke te erent einer Toronto. 
Je GorKidd Secretary: 2 aces oe a ete eee ete Toronto. 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


. Funeral benefits are undertaken by Subordinate and auxiliary branches of the 
Society; total membership, 123. 

Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 5. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $500.00. 

Cash to credit of Funeral Fund, $895.75. 


IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Grand, Subordinate and auxiliary branches of 
‘the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917: Subordinate, 19; 
Auxiliary, none. 

Total amount of benefits paid during 1917: Subordinate, $244.00; Auxiliary, $104.10. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917: Subordinate, 71. 

Amount paid for medical attendance in 1917: Subordinate, $88.00; Auxiliary, $71.50. 

Balance to credit of ‘Sick and Funeral Fund, 31st December, 1917: Subordinate, 
$2.14. 


V. ASSETS. 
Cash in Various Danks soc cte oe 5 Brte on eee eretenetonet riots ok ietanet spat ata y shaft oa onenae $1,523 35 
ATT OLEH, BSSCES Wer ca ccna le eee ee i a Peace at ee asa oe nn Sa tec Re sence 594 90 
dhs 9 en nn cent RL BME gM eA MN eNO Mecho eg Mcegod como oe $2,118 25 


eS 
VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited January and April, 1917. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917: J. F. Holohan, Toronto. 
Number of members in, Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 123. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 5. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $500.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 205 
eee Oe men ee at iu Ne a ae 


VIII. Casu REcEIPTS., 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,092.76, 
Grand ‘Subordinate Auxiliary 


Body. Bodies. Bodies. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

PAC MO UR TCCH nn 7c aer eek a eM te at a hat Le ves $35 75 $12 00 
DBCS) sic etre ay te pe tbs Athan, belie tr a hy ai Ae 544 65 109 85 
PA ERESSINCILUS Sa ct cre eee) nk aay eye) a LO a aie are ae ee pee 
PLCIECADALQE LAX Eee ee nee 6 ial eat ae eee ee SMO OU Merde rie aes Gudea 
PMiterceteandsdividends: A... et eee, 26 48 PIS Or Marke es tears 
BUD DL Sm SOC ge ta tea Mts oye. «cece aie ae CN Re ing ne Oey a TORT OS tent. cece 
Ot IECCOIDUIS Si kins tae ete ee ee $389 95 $593 47 $121 85 
—————o—————————_{= 
IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. ! : 
4 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Grand Subordinate Auxiliary 


Body. Bodies. Bodies. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

BEUECOL LAG A Xeon tana Pe ee yew ee Peet: CA Ry toy ENDS Sod Sot IOS ee ee : 
ee WMCOSLS GET 5.0. eae ip Recs ae Le SER Deeds Oe + Ae Daal i. <a Saal tue Ps 
MCCS USLPALLON gt CG Mec. te ein stn Ge eee Ne erates 3: 00 cae Ser Sea eer te 
SUDDIUESMOOUL NTE. sn ce: ees fe ae 3 35 1 00 $4 06 
Benimiriioneateand taxese eee 8 00 120 75 27 00 
ORICERS MGALATICS pce Weak a ee Nt ee fae, 50 00 LOZ SO 7a cee 2 
CLD Lin Cue se tet lod eet tce. oii MEE letra Tz5 OT se Da ce ne Hint Senn ae : 
RSE EO) CLO Mar rpe eh ln fy eT one ts eee ew 7 49 4 10 1 30 
PALIOLU Cima ee ct eat ie Lend) on An Sy yao Beene ae 36 00 sar eg ae 25 22 

Total expenses of managzement.. eee $141 26 $212 38 $57 52 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

PU Brave DCnelL Gwen ce wR See eens OM DOO4 00 4 Mirae Gan ten ee ae 
PLO RMOCUONLSu te man see. Tris? he sat yma ee e208 A 244 00 LOZa I OR ook ea 
BEIICA MALLE OAN COM ems eee ee 88 00 Tleb Oe Rete 
23M (OULICT ES eae a oe eat an oe Mea eee. ire BASE UR re Ck ie SOZ00P Piers Car & 

Orel wex Den CItiTG. a1 ay oe Ween vee Re $973 26 $417 98 SO teos 


206 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


SICK AND FUNERAL BENEFIT DEPARTMENT OF THE GRAND DIVISION OF 
THH SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF ONTARIO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Aurora, Ont. 


— 


Incorporated in Ontario 5th February, 1908. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wred. CG. Ward, President (0. co. a Gris veers ns a eas Toronto. 
Selby Draper, Vice-President ......---+---s:s++sseserrecr ees Toronto. 
J-M, Walton, Secretary. =. 0-2-6. +> nes oie tere rine nies Aurora. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid, $50.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a memebrship of 17. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 3. 
Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $55.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 18. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Fund at 31st December, 139i, 


$978.42. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash value of bonds, debentures, ete. Tae ei a ieee es et cet eiee $890 00 
Cash in Banksof-Montreal, AUurorass.- 5 <<< sc sine int Pina er ee 88 42 
Mota li agsets wee hlae wie Sie aie eln widens Me encores Ware san sis Aah cceeeia ce $978 42 


‘ 


IV. LiABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. Twelve such assessments were made in 1917. 
The Society’s accounts were duly audited in 1918. 

The books of record kept are a Ledger, Minute and Cash Book. 

Name and address of the auditor for 1917: James Vinson, Oshawa. 


ik) te REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


207 


YS 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance, 31st December, 1916, $243.84. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Assessments . . 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Registration fee 
Sick benefits 


SE Ine Lege OS Bee) 1S BTS vey ie) sine [Sess (eS) 1s galerie ie) tans lise sie i Si oF etxs) erie! ae. SMe cel eftet ia) éhint oy phe 


aiatsneMaedrs avers shirts stoat atte cies ena lis) Wer are Ass Gare Line $143 68 


6 SHORE Oe EAE e CRORE, ORNS ara OME, SIR I at mS 9 Nr $299 10 


208 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


SOCIETA AMICHEVOLE DI FIGLI DITALIA D’/OTTAWA. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Ottawa, Ont. 


Organized 27th June, 1907; incorporated in Ontario 18th August, 1909. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Teopoido Cerceo, Presiden tee: ii Onan Ottawa. 
Vincenzo Macri\ Secretary ...: 33 one fst ee a Ottawa. 
Ottawa. 


Wrancesco Guzzio, (Ereasurer 50 cece = 2 eile oe ial are 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 86. 
One member died in 1917 and $73.00 funeral benefits were paid. 
Funeral benefits paid for deceased wife, $25.00. 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 16. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $210.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 42. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $43.50. 


III. ASSETS. 
Actual cash in Bank of Ottawa, Sist December; I9LT ..25 2.6. ee ee oe $998 66 
Worteave we tose tig ta ae ene ines eg Ge ce Set cae ae eee 1,000 00 
Totalvagsetan™ » chu a apes ee o> sire wietewe coe age soe oer eae $1,998 66 
— 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books of the Society were duly audited for 1917. 
No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 


benefits. 
VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,968.31. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application: fees: 2g.: cee tae acts fear tee er ee ease eee $12 00 
THUGS 00k lawete npatais Weld ethee Se hasnt depmcale haere ems een alge Aiea a Soe eee aS 540 90 
Gi pplies  SOldy.. «cet can vie ss oe oe eels ea) hele aan eas an 6 60 
All other “SOUTCES:).¢ 0 cuts oboe rp sa eee cee mines eae dearest cae 29 79 
Repayment of loan (not extended), $37.50. 

$589 29 


Total "TeCelDtS «ss cols ee ates ts epee siaimie She ouere area eanLe ae cari 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 209 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Huepenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration fee 


LO he Bath ec een ine rer Pee eect h ete va oS aS eS $3 00 
UTE ee LCA cee ae es care, ee eA Crete 6 Pear eee wai h arsjsin g's Eels wpe 20 00 
CALE ip (oo Seg IR AI te a lp Rh Pie Suita lacs ah Sollee reek eek A et aCe iy ae 25 00 
TUALIC Te COC eC TORS ire re cree nie eetts cee Rohan ai oeedeia ie abo eiecmtelh weds ee ahamster 150 00 
PAN PLMMEL CLLG LE tes CRP vane cae ee mete hs ni, oh roc, oe aes encased ate Gio eters atcs Ghee 46 94 

TOtLLSeXDENSES 1 OLPMaAN AS CMON We reer ietsrsrscts as oe cto aborel © cle ols cheid one ts $244 94 

(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
STG Ey PE OC TICILUS pane ects arco eae ar store emer nent ae th, ax Faken s ot seG al owen s oly aienete 98 00: 
SUG ICMP CTLCLILS mest ces cok eine: eaten ete aah oie at. eee rary Gis, fost hice ath Mite soe cen tae eters 210 00 
Medical Patten GaliGe aoc artes ce ee Stas oe RST ees ore, Gace ee: oka Meet ta) Suen eee ere 43 50 
LOTR IRE XDENOILUT Ga cetereer te ole mie tise sis oe oe) shel eer) ae ainsi, ove shore eter auel sncateuate $596 44 


210 TH HEREPORT OF TEE No. 11 


HEBREW FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF TORONTO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 81ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 16th January, 1909, and incorporated 28th May, 1909. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Chas. Jacobs* Presidente... tagcat cia er ee ere ee eee Toronto. 
TT SCHEMMITZ SCClelalny. aie ve ee eee Bata oh aoa hn alte SEE: Toronto. 
D; Greenberg, ‘Treasurer 3.2, cs tsi cece oils chee eooiee vatotaee eae een Planers Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 75. 

No members died during 1917, and no funeral benefits were paid. 
Two members’ children died and $13.00 funeral benefits were paid. 


II. Srck BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 18. 
Amount paid for sick benefits, $235.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 47. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $348.50. 


III. ASSETS. 
Walue-ofTreal-estatery oy. .1 iki sels eakcitcee cert aerte ty air ae tel hg Gi ee, ee $700 00 
Cash deposited: in ‘Dominion Banke. ac. see ee ae ne ee 730 04 
Total P assets: cic shi is Seka hele ey eee alae Cee ny ech CRT a ee eee $1,430 04 


7_—_— 
IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made quarterly. 

The Society’s accounts were audited quarterly during 1917. 

The books of record kept are as follows: Day Book, Cash Book and Ledger. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: L. Goldman, 
H. Hern and P. Berenbaum, Toronto. 

Certain changes were made in regard to sick benefits during 1917. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $25.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $694.85. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
Ra Se Sige i Se ck SCN ae CR a A 
Per Capitoetax notes aes eens feet tege tes © spe se rele it eine ge res 
IE RY SET hfe alunos Wie ESC Sab ate ae 2a Pa ao acolo uO a 
TVev est eid eee oe ein = oe pe arenes BR ie wate ee tate a A erties > 


AT ryCH LEP OCOL DCS esters a hea pao) ae eRe wpe aie ate orien ARS Bg the eis v= nee 012 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Charter fees re change of name .......---- sree eee rere eee eeees 
Revistration, [602.6 e ese eee tee et eee Sei aa tar dar 
1 pean tig Pert os poesia Pore ot toe te OS ea RC Rca a 
FF CYT Ce ee ia tae ee ie ote gine (oohere amimcie cima: ee gee Foe tae BN» 
Advertising CXDEMSES ....... 5c ee cee ee ee eee eters ener et ter eeeerces 
Clarice lire ment css Oe ae eyteres seetmre rece h he Fr om 8 aa cance eg ee 
Hixpenses of annual meeting =... 0.0 2s eee e ee ee went eee reese sees 
SpplicseOOUE Nt trewti shee yee aig ge hn ear ane 
Managing officers’ salaries,-etc, 22... -.- 6-2 + esse ee beeen eer c et eree 
TES V AEN ooh alhne aestearion auretn Gta trmr ecr batt hae esi Mae a ae pec ne 
GPSS el argh gS Paola oka, Sin TEN ag CACO ee sui ia a ie ote 

Total management EXPENSES .....--- eee e ere rr rere tes ee erences 


(>) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Minerale beneiits soe ees te elas se ete ain ayer ane oss aoe a as 
Sink Donen rete ts ole ue sare une Op aaa Neo MOLY neh chit ewe yc talene 
TOU Teale ALLOMC ANCE hate ciie cur eels che ohio lsthe ce pels atone snauss ese We ree tiene. mir icia(*! 
ESI STECE TE Mp eae pn UG Gi Ia Se OC rare mea 2G ura OES 
TIONALLON COs WAN SULLCTOLS cc) ae wire oe ie spe cee inne a2 608 Sim nie oe pias oes 
For investments (not extended), $10.00. 


Tataly expenditures: vo. 2. 5 op eo ic hele oe ee ipa sede see ial = 


R11 


54 76 
45 00 


$341 76 


13 00 
235 00 
353 69 

5 00 

50 00 


$998 45 


NETS AAS OEE 


212 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
 } .\| = a Sek L h] Sh 
ST. ALBERT FRIENDLY SOCIETY (OF RENFREW). 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Renfrew, Ont. 


Organized 1st January, 1909, and incorporated in, Ontario 14th November, 1909. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Philip -Klomonyebresident 2s. 3. ee ee ee, a Renfrew. 
A+ KMreemark;, Vice-President =] 5.) 04.0) eee ee Renfrew. 
F-Cybulski, Recording? Secretary s+ 4) ee eee Renfrew. 
Aso tubinskey,. Financial sSecretary ee ae eee eee Renfrew. 
JohnRouble<Treasurer 2 cts, aye et ee ee Renfrew. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 39. 
No member died during 1917, and no funeral benefits were paid. 

No members’ wives died during 1917. 

Amount paid in respect of deceased Wives, nil. 

Cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, $778.49, 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the ‘Society. No members received sick benefits 
during 1917. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, none. 

No sick benefits were paid. 


III. ASSETS. 


Pashwin Merchants. Panis sen trew eee see en en $778 49 
Totals Assets em oi. 45. serece fel sale Ga eee eae Sey et ee ree $778 49 
SE PORES ES 


| 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

The Society’s accounts were audited January 22nd, 1918, 

The books of record are Cash Book, Ledger, Minute and Endowment Register. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: Thos. Freemark and A. M. Zezbitisk1, 
Renfrew. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 213 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $675.25. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
INSSESRTIETIES PU SD COIR DMN tiie tae co eters anc phe ee one cerns mie iea ew Gg eae ene Stn oe $14 20 
PTT SPOS CAD CL UT ICONS ttre te eee ee ans eevee eh eee Purana tgre Ss She pacsl's) 1 pa yeaee 2128 
UD DLLGSw SOL Mer rere een ee irene wet en SIs vireo eel e lt cua eee te tant arnin oe oie 11 76 
TTT CLA LO ae LOR aaee ee ee eerie ake CaP a eM Iae Shaya d crapetete aera oped: « 1 00 
NYT oS ee eg oe ae re cee rer a idty che peer, iG civil aus Pie wiles te age (sie cein tore aol aaseaes 103 50 
FARO GS CLC merit: - crete fre nce Pun gests rerenee sree ta notes soo, cage ors ate tele as) seatleeps 1 20 
PAT Gy LU CTs oe een hc oars ee a ne ee HOLST mS taratoholaca secs dt men wate ar 2 55 
GLA UMET CCRIDUSE etaice op ie eerie tet rene t Rater easel aie s0P etaiae ious aloha ates $155 49 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration lee ears sei ee elects aisle tcien ie yam leis cole eg ait in erejedws areces 
Cor ian L116 tee eh oo aes wea ie as oe a ates nee as eae lo Gs Wath tahs Peace esse 'y = eile» (oe pee 
eer ee ers eer ce eRe nan © siete ideation e oh deters volo ia teal Mel tee 
Ra LT Ste etiam rere iere atte Oe ec nt in atute Metcbevars eta iee ie os wi sTOh@vsigive: eherie win, aeaie 
Printin@statioucry,, CtC ig gc a cece slate «eternal orm bets itehe wi cln es) tee 
Postasves telephone, Ctei tire =o otis ee ola cael) mee Oe ale wale melee o's 9 esruelsio sos 
UBYapavegateteice! aalal Rip PRN Sh Gani isc pees een Men che HOO RE IPME NRA a Raat TOUS OR Reaterer rar irae tar gt 


Total expenses of management ........--. eee eee eee eee eee eee 
(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
FATT OLIOPAGKDENCIUUIT Cs ccc iste ane Pesclih ECA toe isis hah ail ATG Aiba cei 


CST ATC COLE eee eee ho ee CES iste aol na rok Winans were elesnleigie ae 


214 . THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


THE MOZIRER SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont.. 


Organized 24th July, 1905; incorporated, 28th February, 1906. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


T. > Laefsky;. "Presidente. isicn sce te at cine: eos ee hee ee ete eee Toronto. 
D. “Brown, ‘Vice-Presid en tecnica coe etic cee a ots ee tee ee Toronto. 
Morris Lifshitz.) Secretary 25) sis ccsic croton: ates aroniele sue een Toronto. 
HL Posin,” Treasurefia cos oy op + ree et eo Ler rane ict ene Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the membership of which, at the 
3ist of December, 1917, was 216. 

Number of members’ wives who died during 1917, 3, and two members’ children 
died. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid, $83.00. 

Cash standing to credit of Funeral Fund, $166.85. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Thirty-eight members received sick benefits during 1917, amounting to $425.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 85. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $721.91. 

Amount of cash standing to credit of the fund, $3,366.36, 


III. ASSETS. 

Cash value of real estate, less incumbrances-...................22e0ce0s $4,000 00 
Cash on hand ssjc:. 305%. 62 cose ale aie ooo Seog alanate ig wee tote rench ete eae ails a ae ae 2 39 
Gash’ ine Northern Crown) Banke. ..8 anne ae co eee Seater 508 95 
Cashz in: Dominion: Bank vise site oso os chs cic oie tawie ae cae oe ee ee eee 1,131 24 
Cashzinji Union (Bank wise om ccc cs wie wee lcs sacle te, tecer ap inety care een at oe are creer eee 1,281 59 
Cash in Dominion Bank (City Hall Branch) =..2.-.2.....65 +505 yet 1,013 01 
ATLC oth ervassets 54.45) ie ts sew Sole eral: Cartas tre wate oenlae eepretter nd & Tiere eee chara ten caeeen 317 55 

TOT is eee eae tats sak a She ENS cee ee areca ati nade ase cee eee ene $8,254 73 


IV. LIABm1ITiES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No assessments were made during the year 1917. 

The accounts were duly audited quarterly during 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for the year 1917: P. Goodman, J. Garvey 
and B. Ushprach. 

Books of record and account kept are: Record Book, Ledger, Cash Book and Day 
Book. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $200.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. X15 


el 


VII. Casa RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $3,115.84. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PABTLICALLOILS LOCS Mee te en tc aay ae ie are te Neve ec Aine Aia! wena dee $14 50 
PRILIAL LOT 1 LCOS Mio ot ee eet erent ie ar te wa Den ye ene eu at aetto tw ae 8 lead! p fo 8 00 
ET TLC ee re ete oe ae eS eee UO Il wea a tae ferrets) api aie: osteo a's, Ale NS Wt! 25 
CSOIN OLOL Yel COR Mee he eee ea Ts RTM Uae ee lee WO ale we wake lela tore 120 40 
TTT ATS UM ree he epee Cea cei ne ake TOR OTOP soe e'gt CLAM Scho elem Lal nye 83 26 
STUDI OL Oar shee eice cre vance Gatos Sree ae oe ana pele aMReJeuie o's ts auanels: ecabele ste & 37 25 
VLE ts re es re et race ape ante nT fey ode wc ope a Sere) aves. sew ors om wiatapee 1,981 85 
ITEC ICAI L OCR reece odors eae oe eee Tee ore ear eee Stn Oy eee ote aaa atie 477 04 
PIQUA LLOT Sa ol cares is ecerai a siete tere Cte cay mr ee iste ae ol sor he coed vas ee gaae 147 75 
PA LIMOLILOTABOULCCS ec. 5 ih ute ee tir ae ee ee fer eM MEO Graters Srnrtotuis cor eines tans Wiais 207 75 

OLA TOCCELD CSare seek te tere ie eae cee See cee lS hc auc oe Pan ee aes $3,078 05 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


POGRISLATION SL GO ectecn ec nce bei ivi ies caren cline ta yate ots aba Oon em vee Janda seth ns ood $3 00 
SIE TLOG Sima e resol re en tanahe Gye in sit ike inv ae aoe oe cnt ts tos eas os tats sh tha ae Eine 65 90 
LEVEES Ae in. RR RE ES oN ain ch aaa ee Ea ae NO eae eae 75 50 
Manarine votticers’, salarids +: ..ci adresses bene yank oe at ra es 208 55 
TEN YT ee a ee aaron es ata oy oes ceo Py oe cn Martie eet ica a castes! she) sae nollie 49 32 
BF OS LIL OMNI fe spo Ret) Chats ian forcare arc eeu are wietene cps ists Aa a rainy rela cei Seer noes 107 48 

Total: expensesedf sMANnaLeMent ws oe jcsisew ole oereiogs sini «ini <n ohnncos mie $509 75 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral benefits ....... A RAE eae ae SE ee Se PO Per CBM ee om 83 00 
PSENGUUS BLOMOLD DANS wee oie wists cle ciikape yiatens Fake win’ ee teeeie wis oie Herat e hs ammuete ge 30 00 
BET C me DAT Clit Gere ty ects os stoaeteic seth. olte ea ot Serle we ee ee meager eae 425 00 
MOU ICAle ALLBUOANCEie oi acdc ete eee dae shee yo ea eee ne oe eset s 121 91 
Gratuities to distressed members: 2.65.05 5b ite ee. ee Se ale als ow 487 05 

TOTAIMOXDONCICUL Gm eate leo cate ce toe ote ee ate rhae: aos ah svete nis ara oes $2,256 71 


216 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


YOUNG MEN’S HEBREW ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Incorporated in Ontario 2nd June, 1912. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


B* Jacobs, \Presidenti nr cre os re ee secs ee eeeaicl eae Toronto. 
HY Goldford’.Vice-President® “eect fee cee ee ee eee Toronto. 
AAI, “LTCASurerss ogee sche tee dou ee ee ie Eaeee ee ee Toronto. 
Harry Zweig, Financial Secretary 
M. Fine, Recording Secretary 


Roe Oe Ey Tee Toronto. 
BL Diebae otene ee oka eh ate wag te ted ido ee eae eee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the ‘Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 60. 
No members died during 1917. 

Amount of funeral benefits during 1917, nil. 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 7. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $75.60. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 15. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $63.25, 


IIT. ASSETS, 


“Value® offrealt estate Mare ic Hee cet a aia fen seer aes Sal cake cad ete Fao c fs Sree ee $450 00 
Ghee PR eats Re eT yes 815 68 


Se Pa ep eS lee FRR EM eS PON cA Coe din $1,265 68 


Total assets 


IV. LIABILITIES.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made yearly, and payable on December 30th. 

The Society’s accounts were audited 31st December, 1917. 

The books of record are: Cash Book, Day Book, Bank Book, Dues Book, Minute 
Book, Membership Roll Book. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: H. Cosky and B. Jacobs, Toronto. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
benefits. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $25.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


—— 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $787.50. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application fees ...... 
TDUCS Se. oe nie Mee ace 
Assessments ......... 
Degrees and cards ... 
All other sources ..... 


Total receipts .... 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


OMe) (6 eyes. 0: 16) 6) a ©, O08 ee ce) eel 4) '8: 644: 10. e; (a! [0 SOD (81°86): Se @! Liotta! @: 9° ©: Je: 6 


pile 6 6 oe hs .6 re 1608!) ete elo: io nee: 8 Ow el Oh O18) (6: WB: (OL O "On Oye (0! 6) O66), 6 8 (Ona 0% 


C6 6, &@ 6 we) & 8 © a) ew Be) © 6) 6) oe 6) Lal s) -0 \e) @ 4 (9 Oo © © fe <@ (6) © 4 104 (0: '@) 6 6 io 0 8 


e! eb-6) 06: le oo le eb lel oe whee) 6) e \0) (6 60, 0; le le) e18) <0) 'e) 6} fe ae)1:0) 6) 0,606) 6) ‘6: 8) ‘0 


ele! 6.10) 0 Wis) we 8. we) 6) One) ee, ©. © wifenie| ee) #16 ee (80s) oe Oe. b ie 6 9) 6) 4 Je. ‘e116 m6 0 


bbl 6 6 (6) Sle @--a) 6) 0) 6: .0) 6.8, = 00!) e) (a) O° <8) 'o (6) ©; 18, 0.18) 0) e618) © .0. G) (a 0, 6 98-6) 10) (6 ce: 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


OUD ILLES MOUS bine es ete oe ccc eee cts there ee sth ee ely oho /9) gic sew is cratiahe 
PESTS LV ALLOU LOO pcre on sees suet ete hat ode eae aie seek aie evens che ann je Sit ede, 9,6 Wiel ge ts 
OUCH CECI Ae e olele tee ret Pace ole cere ee fee oh te ai te aye, she diate ous eka 's SLO = Sela ve ne 
Salaries, auditors’ amd officers’ fees .....- 2.2.0 es eee wes eee eecee. 
Postage) telearams ands Oxpress, . sconces ve. eters se ee we es hele + 
Printing, stationery and advertising ............ es eee eee weer enee 
ENTER OPEL Orie ect a ee eee oe Rea Pape St Stee ha Sor che Chord a157 ot ote atenues Mier haye ts 

Total expenses of management ............ eee ee eee e ee rereccees 

(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

PGi DC TIAT tae eee eae sean ohe a ent meee aati Sie eimeremie nate aude inne aes 
Tare CAAT OTIC Atl COM ear ire heen oe eee om aaa ate clias cr ore a eenaie ne yes ie colt ty mene 
PMratuities 10, GIStressed AMEMDELS ee oles ice vo ole wine eate ss le le ole eteress 


Total expenditure 


Gi etree ie. eis) 6) st oniale) 6 16, e's) 016) 61.0) 18) -e0te eiual (eich el <8) (6) ete, 50 en Pe eaie- ie, (6s), Se 


217 


$31 00 
469 60 
50 00 

9 50 
16 00 


$576 10 


$399 67 


LE PRE O BO a ie 


Head Office, London, Ontario. 


No. 11 


ONTARIO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ ASSOCIATION. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DeceEMBER, 1917. 


Organized 23rd December, 1876, and incorporated in Ontario, 13th September, 1880. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


J. H. Grant, President 


John H. Hiscocks, Secretary 


A. E. Barbour, Treasurer 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


eee eerer eee ee eee eee eer eee ese ee ee eee 


8.0 Ole © Cum Bi ©) 4 16) ey 0: 0) 07's, (8: 1s e' W'S Je) 00) 6.6 w co) e608) 's (10) (60 646 O18 


70 0. Oe 6 im 10716) O28) @ (6 One hols 0) <8) (6) 6) 0:0. m8) 62.6! (0) 6: a6) oe) 6:8) 6 te 


Amount covered by Endowment contracts.—None, 
Amount covered by contracts other than for Endowments, or for Sick or Funeral 


Benefits in force 31st December, 1917, $1,315,310.00. 


II. MovEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


London. 
London. 
London. 


(a) Contracts for Endowments or for Benefits in the nature thereof.—None. 
(b) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 


Benefits. 


Contracts in force 31st December, 1916 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new and renewed 


Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917. 


Deductions: 


Contracts matured in 1917 
Contracts lapsed in 1917 


Total deductions 


ooeeoeoeeree see eveee 


eoeoeeeer eee e eee ee 


Number. 


Number. Amount. 

$ Cc. 

2,995 | 1,333,915 00 

Na eeteh hee 358 99,780 00 

3,353 | 1,433,695 00 

Amount. 

Sc: 
24,140 00 
94,245 00 

118,385 00 469 | 118,385 00 

Leet 2,884 | 1,315,310 00 


III. ann IV. FUNERAL AND Sick BENEFITS.—None. 


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V. ASSETS. 
CASE VAIUG OL OTURALGSa vice. orn ree Views = eee sive siti ene) Se ees ole o cie 8 $185,219 99 
Cash value of bonds and debentures ......-.eseeeesereseerveseeccrcncs L298 Test 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit in Ontario Loan Debenture Co., London, 

GSES TS Pe Ae el I oo ere PA OE ROCCO ag SR Ne CS 8,452 95 
Taterect, GUG ANG BCCLUCK acne cctv 5 totes pn eee 08 fees 6 Siete one ye Re sie we) 9 20 0. - 11,646 13 
RUMI ITOT MO SSELAN reise cic pete ie a nce ye ae Cl see aaa Wes he ahsine, Pots ol 9 Siege een 2 4 991 50 

FECy (a a SOUS Ors ted ere a ua el ie sales ence w rowers AFLP: Sys Fgh tee © veaaiey ic He $377,607 84 


AMOUTT OF CLAIMS AGINILTEG: 6 oes sete tee cere e emesis eer es twas Fee $2,315 00 
WOU OF. OLNEr ADILILICS ©... sane ss eo elewilee ene pest rs tates ee ee teres 295 21 
Total liabilities ecw cette cate ates saeomstans tralia ehonere lola yor s,cliaiiereuatel suse? $2,610 21 


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VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No actions or proceedings were instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society 
during 1917. 

The books of the Society were audited at the end of each month during 1917. 

The books kept for purposes of insurance certificates or benefits are: Register, Cash 
Book, Ledger, and a number of Auxiliary Books. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: E. J. 
Dawson and J. F. Kern, London, Ontario. 

No changes were made in the organization or management of the Society during 
LOL: 

No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Laws in relation to 
Insurance Certificates or Benefits. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $5,000.00. 

Number of members in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, 2,884. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, $1,315,310.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 39. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $22,910.00. 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $6,085.43. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


131 el RE RL) CR TLS Ate bint wince Sma Renee ie $29,230 00 
Mransfers ANG GUDLICALES 42 es ce sons 0 ote ge te eerie bo annlee Ha ee nee ens 57 00 
Pntarest ANU GLVIGONMCS sires = aie sige creas Syers ah mem 8) re rey saan the 8S 20,120 03 
A eS Vice 0) nae ng ar rate iar rte a art NCEA AR HO aR RCI INAS Acs oe Ra 15 50 


Cash received from investments (not extended), $45.319.60. 


Total CasHeTrecelpis tr wee cte ac cos we Gels vues late sere ohmic ee o> set 8° $49,422 53 


220) 


THE REPORT OF PEE 


No. 11 


5 Sa neaeTn 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(2) Haxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Commission and organization expenses 
Registration fee 
Expenses of annual meeting 
Travelling expenses 


Managing officers’ salaries, 
Law costs 
Printing, stationery and advertising 
Postage, telegrams and express 


Compensation account to London & Western Trusts Co. 
Fees for overseas members 
Other expenses 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


Life insurance claims 
Gratuities to distressed members 
All other 
Cash paid for investments (not Bates Fe $61,567.22. 


Total expenditure 


Oe are ied lee in Wee ce wes Pt, Sat 
eRe ree whee are en SE me Rage, Ady nels cos cee 
ae al ace eaten Serase SUENG abate ta eek ete ee Net 
i's Vattural ic: 4, igh t)d ciate nih cei CRORE ES ae MTR ee EE ee 
ee oie: arses nah Srgce PRON Suk cnn eee eT een 
MEE eA Pe Or ig ante hath Late 
eh ieeiw wk 0) s cb a We SBaries 66 alo te amen Rene RS tee oh ot Oe Cece Rap ae ene ay ae ed me 
Se alive Gaten ths NES er aes ate A pr ea Ak Oe 
d's a ater Seside So. ahebstease neo, De tee es Eas ae 
Guarantee “premiums Sy., os ote a ee ee ee ee 
Seto ee 
ee Bia, Aiea eHete ede OLstane, elt ee aIO ena a ae 


OPENS) 1810) 8! O58 O' 6) 05d, Aili9) 9 0 (eget (eo), sat fa: st) e:).61 16), © "el HO. 6) 6) 6) ie 6? 0) 8) 10) 6: solani iotce etisii ew) 6) et ate ke 


©: 16h (6) 8 00156 01) Aw. Fey 6a cere. 6, (ere ete) oa a -@ 01:8 o Wrie 


O10) KO) 10) 2) 67 © (0 e:20 ye. (0.8) 19 cian 61.6) © 6 6, KO) (6) 01:0) 7a; 16) ja) 6! (@) eel ep Pelle) ysl eet os) elves) ve 
OC (6:50, lar Te 20a) 16,10 Le) Teka ie e) eeue, ee) 61s 6) lee) 6, b 18nc8) akan: 


OOO IS OOF OO: OF OO VO! FO? (6)'6 10) 48) Fe) 0p lesie! 6) ,e. 1806 ouren ee (@)0.6ey 6/6. (nt iall 6) fos Lo Owl a Ne! on & Louie’ oe’ lenianie) enielte 


O10) 0: 10:0 VOTO! C718! fe 1S, jee) (8) 59 lee: (6! 1G) 6) Oe 1818 he hee) oe) 600,o sine) lay eee etoile 61ers 


. 


. 


. 


. 


. 


00 
00 
00 


108 
185 


$30,807 39 


Schedule by ages of membership, amount of insurance, etc., at 31st December, 1917. 


Number 

N nal Amount of mage of deaths 

Attained ages. enbern Insurance. “sp ieincin eG, gu au 

Col. 1 Col. 2 Cols3 Col. 4 

$ c. Siete: 

16228 Bea er. oe ee ae 99 15,400 00 SOUL OU Reta laeere 
PA Sate Y DRichiche ba ARM Ln a tae dof 259 83,400 00 2,090: 00 Bie. .c ae 
DUO Lee ae: co eee 388 172,200 00 3,880 00 2 
DOROO SR ee An nee 382 190,890 00 3,820 00 3 
BAe eee cee Oe nt 464 234,430 00 4,640 00 4 
A et rick cat ha el eee 401 202,950 00 4,010 00 3 
yy Be arene fice ee Vn kere Boo 170,275 00 3,530 00 4 
Dir Od ema oe ees we er 270 123,710 00 2,700 00 4 
GOOG 4a eek SVR ae ents 143 64,365 00 1,430 00 ¢ 
O50 ec Ce vie 93 42,385 00 930 00 5 
ee [Aaa a sched ry Uber, Ne 40 20,685 00 400 00 1 
TDZ1 OD ced ota. cm ee een 23 13,160 00 230 00 5 
BUNA ee ey ee eae eA 4 2,800 00 40 00 i: 
Saland Overud. cue ae eee 4 2,800 00 40:00 eee oe 5 
LOLA LS ae aie ener 2,923 1,839,450 00 | 29,230 00 39 


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Death losses 
incurred during 


year. 
Col. 5 


1, 300 00 
2.100 00 
2,420 00 
1,890 00 
2,380 00 
1,800 00 


24,140 00 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


Co 
Cas) 
es 


WORKMEN’S CIRCLE OF TORONTO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 18th September, 1908; incorporated in Ontario, 19th July, 1910. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


A. Kirzner, President 


ite SERCO OLIN oi the AON ROMER CoP ca eng Se Me Toronto. 
ursatraus el Treasurers cease ce. Bibs ea ap Ae ee I eto ae Toronto. 
NeeCGellman © SOCTetanr Vin tase es aren ah cee eae arene Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENFFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 120. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


. II. Sick BENEFITS, 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 9. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917 in respect of sick members, $72.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 24. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $187.20. 


Total cash standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
JB VERE 


V. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto 


Total assets 


VJ. LIABILITIES.—None. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited for 1917 on December 31st, 1917. 
Name and address of auditor: L. Tredler, Toronto. 


Books of record kept by the Society are: Cash Book, Ledger, and Minute Book. 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $86.92. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


UB AVIS es 2 ae patel PR fie siti AEN orp ores sei ic TAIRA are eRe tr ee De tet ane er $360 00 


Ne PTS ad SON ROL ROY Reg gr aM ee ae a en a $360 00 


222 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ee eee 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hapenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


TR W? COSES : ohcie b.ntaid be dae ale bide ascites cue tat age tele el tue atst oiteh cnt hae ie ee ie eerie tas games $1 00 
Registration fee se. \ ie eee. c soe a xine ab rie. peg 6 ead One loons hans f 0 Cae a 3 00: 
Rent. light, heat and itaxes [is xo.0 eee ee cca coe gu ore ae eat 60 00: 
Managine’ officers (salaries (CtC. viet crc os ey <i eis oie eet etel rie eee me 20 00 
Printing), 5 Gin coos bee siete tats. 2 ops wae ee Seed (otauene ie Osa eld ote ene arte 10 00 
POSTAL ac tetc a she skeen a ieee pares Se eae een ee a eae als ens ce oe ngs 10 00: 
CA TLR OPTLOT co, cok ha coe a clese a ible sya lhe toterate te hea lee Pat ech net Saree cette Se he Ee Beceem 4 00 

Totaly expenses) OL Manacement. a. ea ee ee a ee $108 00: 


(vb) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Nek, benefits 50s Pee ee ee eae aoe oe eis tag I ces oer eee 72 00: 
Medical :attendance. 2.5 <5 ac cele co 2 eee ae eee ene ere 187 00 
Grand totals 2 Fs 2 ee etere ate ovo F poe eso a tesa ele ew eRe, Ro $367 00: 


Dee 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


CANADIAN ORDER OF RECHABITES. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 13th July, 1912. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


NV ilies POmSOne aL TOVINCI IA COieie bh UlOre eitas cd cet, et ol tmueiar aon Toronto. 
nase NAVLOl, CErovineial ss DeEDULVeRUlere us sect ee csle cats tices Toronto. 
He Jess Laylorwrrovincial Past. Chief) Rulers, 3... 22. .seyesce Toronto. 
David.Mann, Provincial Superintendent of Juveniles ........ Toronto. 
Jae ee OS7) PPO Vill ClALeLLCASIIT Clie. scr acct ole alts oiaely ane, cc wierd ein Toronto. 
JOUNe We aratersons Provincials Secretary (2... s o..cs s < ola Saree Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership: Supreme Body, 


16; Subordinate Bodies, 304; Juveniles, 402. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 5. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $450.00. 


Cash to credit of fund at 3lst December, 1917: Supreme Body, $2,539.68, 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 


Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917: Subordinate Bodies, 59. 


Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $1,195.06. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 234 1-7. 


Amount paid for medical attendance: Subordinate Bodies, $348.98; Juvenile, $336.33. 
Cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 1917: Supreme 


Body, $5,731.65. 


III, ASSETS. 


Supreme Subordinate 


Body. Bodies. 
PAs evaillow Ole MOTLSASES iy, oe oe cai sree serait 36.4150 0 mame aac. che 
BS aerevaliecol DODGS 2.0 sult as hers sake ea prance ald EL OO00800 pet rege cto ae 
PPS OTE MATIC cyan ote As ciara oes Seto at re nee {cok ail las i vega 
Cash on deposit in Bank of British North 
PAA OPICE es OLOULO weet caaees ees arenes atc, octets ere a seit 509 79 $424 66 
Packwron cepositsin Noval Bank, Wellander;.. coc005 |) Brctewis oe Oty 
Cash on deposit in Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton..  ........ 100 00 
a SRO Sees eek, Sid Kala alee toa- clase mite $8,020 82 $576 17 


Juvenile 
Branches. 


el 'ty ele) 6,678: 
eee eevee 


oe eee eee 


ose ee. 6.16) 670: 


$119 43 


LASERS ET ET ORE LIST TERN LE EEE ST TONY REY AD GT EIST 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


| 


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THE REPORT OF THE No. 13 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments for purposes of benefits are made monthly. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited in 1917. 

Books of record kept by the Society are: Contribution, Register, Account and 
Secretary’s and Treasurer’s Cash Book. : 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917 were as follows: W. A. Gordon, and 


A. Carmichael, Toronto. 


Certain changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 


benefits. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Supreme Subordinate Juvenile 


Body. Bodies. Branches. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $8,024.45. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
Initiation fees ciate seat ns ee csc ran oleic teenage $8 00 $12 20 
Dues eed Oe ee eee ee eee eter ee pict ake 348 98 336 33 
‘Assesements. 5 woot «etre tet tee iter errata eer ee $1,689 81 439 63 110 35 
Perscapitariax ands levies) (7-. o.0 is eee 183 60 84 04 18 98 
Supplies#sold “le encore stare Meee stern. 57 26 6° 45> se eee 
TNLOPeStl sy Wier ele lineata sn et ene eer 382 37 2k UT) See eee 
UB feats haley kage RA AOA Cake aac Rear a ery eagles red) otis & “aaast se ios: 10: 00° See 
All Other USOUTCES sg mvc a «tee erent) aaa cape ee TO eee 26°49 eee 
Cash received from repayment of loan (not 
extended), $100.00. 
Totals Olay! sok ccs oe betes ed eae ter $2,313 04 $945 36 $477 86 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Supreme Subordinate Juvenile 


Body. Bodies. Branches. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Per capitac tax: cy ose the wststene, mates opscee ei. oak enti ne $84 04 $18 98 
Revistration, 166.9 c. ses gas rc ee es ee $10-00)) | 4.4 2 eee 
Li WaCOSUS a works ex ooo cielonet san ees ater eee orton reneaare 100° Nn ws so 
MuUppliags:DOUST ee rekee ostcesne enter erie eet ies Lo 31 52 25 74 
WXPCHSES Ol MECN essere tee nie rears tt 8 00  «..4asee. "See 
Travelling pPEXDCISCS ©. ares ae et en a 4 00 7.00% 22. eee 
Rent, light wheat and staxes wees coer entre. 12 00 201 85 42 50 
Officers? isalaricsxisy. cw culo ciety a eudetstaue mes 75 00 37.00) | oe eee 
Printing, stationery and advertising ......... 40D & Wasco 7 00 
Postave; etek ve sons oe ee ee eee tated enna 40 00 18 59 5 00 
‘All others CxDens@s iy ence celeste cae eatere tens 48-15) 2 Sal. a 
Total expenses of management ......... $246 65 $380 00 $99 22 
(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

Per capita tax once ds was cee patie ese iaane Tees eke Chae mu rere eaters 88° 0b 3 or eee 
Wuneral. beneiits: a2. 6. wean ees erates 450500) oy ose he 
Sickwhenelits! <scg ste ce eis eo eee eee oe eee err are 15195506. Boe 
Medical sattendance: vce ov. sacs a eaceacs ace © ae eat renee ene 348 98 336 Se 


Total expenditure 


Nels ste + apace Snape eee $1,891 71 $817 03 $435 55 


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CUMMER-DOWSWELL, LIMITED, EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpvine 31st DeceMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ontario. 


Organized 9th January, 1911; incorporated in Ontario, 26th April, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


PAMMese Lay lO oe Presibe it vee: saree pio 4 i oy ee eats oe Hamilton, Ont. 
JOMNNs Opeers,. .V 1Ce-President:es.. oa. e ac bs Sr 2s ob whe este Hamilton, Ont. 
Women GALTISON, = SCCIELAT Vantec i ttss cic tee eerie aaa celts wes Hamilton, Ont. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 3lst December, 1917, 103. 
No member died during 1917. 

Amount of funeral benefits during 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 12. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $143.57. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 35 1-7. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $151.13. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $45.28. 


III, ASSETS. 


Pee me CPMerS AT) ROL ELST LOU pes teere eile essa ore ay, Shao ate. spsneta abolish su0 co a wes ark ss Shera sess $45 28 
POLS mA SSCL ee ete terean sare Aye Tease scree eh wich cig etal seis LAER: Sree viens Siw alel Means aGkS $45 28 


IV. -LIABILITIES.-—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Society’s books were duly audited on January 18th, 1917. 

Ten assessments were made in 1917, payable first Friday of each month. 

The books of record are Minute Book, Membership Book, Assessment Book, Cash 
Book, and Bank Book. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917 were as follows: Thomas Taylor and 
Michael Bonnay, Hamilton, Ont. : 

Certain changes were made in 1917 in relation to benefits. 

15° F.-S, 


Ca) 
raw) 
(op) 


THE REPORT OF - THE No. 11 


_ VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $106.79. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
INSSESEMOTILS |, suc hous elt «ots eeetave « wialie shard mee Menge Loe NO Sty 4 nein cst atoas $252 30 
THTGLESt oc. ets ac ocsiwvovs actin 6 nko crag savin Wtenae iis Uetela reg naieast > arth, “ye iegata  cusncage ale soe 1 99 
TAT EE OA rea isla Earn eerie Saat $254 29 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration (£66 nce gta ses se eee eee oe oe ener orients pee irae $3 00 
Supplies sbOUsn tcc... sets sue shee: ca eleutne fee eaten ceieee sre eicae Ne sel TAG 
TA W sCOSUS steua sass nie overs, sha tustesenelaier epnceyersi sit oa in bre pete crii ene earn takers aoa lasare eaetea 11 00 

Totarliae tse the sale s0oie kaa ow orc tests etveng are coe Goch mcoNOnenaeene Gem, veka ene es eas $21 106 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Siecle shenetitS a zrjelece wsuecess sic 'a.8 o Meeperete Mtns meee ce otuenel = mh Ut Meteke cto = tekeun eaces 143 57 
Medical ratten dance ~. «06.05 cess om crete ms sere oo neta mane mrajahoke © s:nhel m@ieleiegra 151-26 


TO tals ool wig oes ie hark We ONL ee Sitie oe asl ape cehaiaeses) seenodertay eee) aiaretsne, Ceeaiol amas $315 80 


ee OE 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 227 
ET a a ei ee a 
RUTHENIAN BROTHERHOOD OF ST, JOHN THE BAPTIST (BRANTFORD), 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31817 DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Brantford, Ont. 


Incorporated 2nd September, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Mee OCrUYNSK ee ETestdent arte se corer ts ee eo te at roe ae Brantford. 
NVI Y Uke SOCLCLO DV MET sari a er erste at eet oy MIN hes kh Boat Brantford. 
ies MatcdarasitanL rence tamer mer. te khmer siti tien te mn tes . Brantford. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 41. 
No member of the Society died during 1917. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits during 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 1. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $45.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 12. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of the Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December 
2 MEST pew ee 


9 


III, ASSES. 


ae MEV SUANUSe Ole lL TOASUPCT ge iene oye 6 ss cere Ge ae On Ok oe ke eee $26 99 
Seemann OL alii toms Brantlord. 4.00 sts cede cs asco elcome oe. 498 38 
LOU Mee RNP ee aie racar one et See cde Seal Shs ye aan oie hin ee oe eS OO $525 37 
EE IEG ETN 


IV. LiIABILITIES.—None. 
VY. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 12. 

The Society’s accounts were audited December 2nd, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: O. Halichyk and J. 
Stefanishyn, Brantford. 

Books of record and account kept: Minute Book, Membership Roll Book and Cash 
Book. 


228 THE REPORT OF THE 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $571.32. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
TUCS ee ces Secu e tie oes ales « oyeieitine sineta © OW Mewes ‘isreieke shoe = cack Meer aces 
Interest and-dividendS 0... cs oes ai ea eres ae rete erin cle saueanss 


Motal =reCe@iDtS 2 .ss om sclece «9 cele gntk ct wueje = = van) osesiw eis otrneea canes 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Tid W. COSES: waa. sels eisuevard oo dati ate edtege Biol oigie qiehe seein ra srs arene eae aka 
Registration fe¢ se ccse ssc eet oe one se ne me teen iat eas 
Rent, etc. er ee Per ene re Cie ee oer NOE OEP 


Total expenses of management ......+------seeseerrercessesces 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


No! 11 


$194 85 
12 43 


$207 28 


we a Se 
SIT ESS EIS 


45 00 
200 00 


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$253 63 


EP SEE ET AIS 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 229 


HAMILTON FIREMAN’S BENEFIT FUND. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 14th December, 1910; incorporated 29th December, 1910. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


NV eA ITIOS We PT OSI COD Ce sae ee ere lata ees oa cae ed pate: le tes ie eae Hamilton. 
Avs ee CON WY Cin we LT CASULECT me creas clotere salar chal viele oka oie tes ace a a emote cs Hamilton. 
FLSA IECHISON ae HECLCLAT Vase a eiee ee ere ce te eee net ae Hamilton. 
Wheel sti SLOA Cd eC OMIMMUELECIIAI nests oreieieet «si crecs cocech he 58 Gla ote, eta ota Hamilton. 
PW AOSWOrth, COMMILLECIIAN® freee capes isc + Siaste Ralellge sua Hamilton. 
Weroeal COMMILLeeManiogge cra. = chek ccs nieicctsl ce bee sch v ts ives Hamilton. 
Ei Un rea COMME COIN aligees cn tec mt a ates See 6 oie Sete ee Hamilton. 


Ill. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, the total membership of which is 81. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $150.00. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 


V. ASSETS, 
EET ALUCTO LE INOLLE AS CS uri caters Nee a cee eaten eee marc mc esta! Gata cits we mate wets $18,500 00 
ase value O19 DONdS, GeCbentures, <etee >... seside ay ene te sla ke we actions ples ww ane 30,642 07 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit in Bank of Hamilton ............... 1,638 33 
PIEStea a CtiCe andes 2CCTILCG) care aeons on ies, eee a eee lectins as coe sees 1,148 30 
FEO LL ree es See eee PEN ea Pad we Me eaNaa ote, Cog naka las ake erie ee ok e-wtters $51,928 70 


—— 
CSE EES WIE 


VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS, 


No action. was instituted against the Society during 1917. 

Twenty-four assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts for the year 1917 were duly audited February 11th, 1918. 
Name and address of auditor: W. H. Davis, Hamilton. 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS, 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $796.73. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PA SREGSMON ESE me he CG eas atans Sta LaPe Seon oped Sele atd ote Ginter ato sun ove vle $6,089 93 
PAD LT a een eat Sa ade Pee eatacsts So Take puke athena, Ce wish, arsenate SE 2,421 51 
TSOTITE LOUIS ie Leer rhe i ae cee tr ot aka et MIS iagatner omeeieete dee ctl vul ss @%. 0. 3 415 00 


From investments (not extended), $12,675.00. 


POL ere Ls aed tater eae en Mee Pe HOT. Carer ates. piace Mik es kisi 6 $8,926 44 


————— 
EEA PTC IESE YA TIL 


230 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


I eee eS eee 


IX, CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hepenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration fe ~ 55.05. ss ¢ os letea Sleytie ah are © oi win esleie oleselate o/s ave sisretanetiete.s 
Pret bi aire Pe a See ween Died on vte pees Sup we rete ne ci as Gaeta tan aroha oe eaenens aaa 
AYETOUTOT core we vs aioe Sea rae cae ane a fond atedel cits cee MEno Un Wheelers eier eet aisiu ter etal cUs Tale etiete 
Total expenses. of Management os as ee aes ws asin wis sia ss elaine 

(5) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Faneral. benehts ws oer Le ee ee aeeeace eer ea ta. Vie, ay sr sheliay oh scl ashe ponent tie eicaees 


For investments (not extended), $20,599.41. 


150 00 


$160 43 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 201 


CHAPTER GENERAL OF CANADA, KNIGHTS OF MALTA. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 
Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized November, 1870; incorporated in, Ontario, 11th December, 1909. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


oes) en wins eGrand \ASlel mw acohelcntavin cts co se twee otter ne Toronto. 
Hae ben 1 leya Gran daGnancel lormy snes ac aurea tee © ats wesc tenets ere Toronto. 
AMeUSETLO WiICYy. Grate AMONG er, ato ai. se sf evict oa ie te eerets antehe Toronto. 


I. CURRENCY OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


Amount covered by endowment contracts, none. 
Amount covered by contracts other than for endowments or for sick or funeral 
benefits in force, 31st December, 1917, $71,750.00. 


Il. MOVEMENT 1N INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 


(bo) Contracts for Insurance other than Endowments, Sick Benefits or Funeral 
Benefits. 


ee | Number. Amount. 
$ c. 
Contracts in force 3lst December, 1916. ..........c. cece vccccee eres 177 74,750 00 
Add contracts taken during 1917, new or renewed ..........eeeeeeee : 4 1,250 00 
Gross number and amount of contracts on foot at any time during 1917 181 76,000 00 
Number. Amount. 
Deductions : ere ene — 
$ oc. 
Contracts Cancelled... cess tse cess fae a 1,000 00 
Contraetsa used INSOLE. oe. vee eae te 8 3,250 00 
Total deductions extended......... 10 4,250 00 10 4,250 00 
Net contracts on foot 31st December, 1917.. AP ety Germ heen eee: 171 71,750 00 


III. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Grand Lodge, the total membership of which 
at 31st December, 1917, was 292. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 2. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $200.00. 

Number of members’ wives who died during 1917, none. 

Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, in respect of deceased wives, nil. 

Total cash standing to credit of funeral fund, $1,248.63. 


232 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


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IV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by Subordinate Commanderies. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 28. 
Amount of sick benefits paid in 1917, $735.55. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 207. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $395.00. 
Total standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $657.24. 


V. ASSETS 
Grand Subordinate Auxiliary 
Body. Bodies. Bodies. 
Gash «value Of DONGS, CLCi ic ve ew gels ee ee eee nee = $5,142 542° Ua ee eee 
Cash on deposit to \Society’s credit, not drawn 
APAINSt Vin) VAriOUs, DalbKSs.. 4. mene see er tein So tlets $778 18 $663 52 
Interests due and: ACCTUCH —Si mimic wre ce tore ytare castes 29 08 2 95 5 35 
Total assets of Life Insurance Fund (not ex- 
tended), $7,479.31. 
Total assets of Sick and Funeral Fund (not ex- 
tended), $1,248.63. 
Total assets of General and other funds (not ex- 
tended), $286.26. 
All? Other ta SSets 02 Gers oak ie ecm eae elects iets eee 1,150 00 1,520 00 107 00 
Totals assets “2c eat ee ae eee eae $10,193 28 $2,301 13 $775 87 


DEL LD 
VI. LIApIuities.—None. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Actions or proceedings instituted or prosecuted by or against the Society in Ontario 
during 1917, none. 

Assessments are made monthly in advance. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts of the Society were audited February 20th, 1918. 

Books of record and account kept by the Society: Grand Register and Card System. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917 were: G. O. Merson & Co., 
Toronto. 

Certain changes were made in the constitution during 1917. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $750.00. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $750.00. 

Number of members in Ontario at 3lst December, 1917, 333. 

Number of certificate holders in Ontario at 3lst December, 1917, 171. 

Amount of insurance in force in Ontario at 31st December, 1917, $71,750.00. 

Number of members in Ontario who died during 1917, 3. 

Amount of death benefits paid to Ontario members during 1917, $200.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 233 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $7,238.04. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
PA TIDIIE ELON COB ns louie cates a kk kee oe eke 
FUUIACI ONE IGES Po. ros. snl tee ie eat ee 
LBA CA on Gaerne Se gen a ae Cero opulent” deh ane 
PP SCOGSIN ONS Rebei eee na eesti Me ce ra ans ck 5 
OTC a ELAS (Men icks «o/s cara eelewaateae Toor er cnes 
RTE OLA HEB e re, ceca cs thatch Mca ge shea shee 
BAT) LMP MORE te os artute Vrees cee ace ait abe een cu eerart 
SUPP HO sO lw ee shares ee he Were os Ge ne wees 
PGR COUSLOIESIOUINGL eres. oss cls.ane waa nites ieee ee hae 


Grand Subordinate Auxiliary 


Body. Bodies. Bodies. 
$19 00 Dor G02 8) ) Pees 
BAe AeA, 11715 Pats ig eee 
se LD 2,306 05 $199 47 
EOS 4) ites ered, «nate nm Ves a aoe 
SOO ZOO Maas entry saccns pile seed ae 
SADE Oe ee horns een ae eco 
Pate oe cee 49 49 Sr etag to 
ses} Min Bn eels 8 le 3 00 
TOS e456 AG cr eee tie ah eee 
333 60 5 68 19 54 
AP ieee ye Sern oes 


$2,589 06 $2,457 09 $222 OL 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 

PotEcapitaetax: Ol) JOVICSs ori <0: does cine) ee 
SOOT LL SA LOT MME we rete teteth a cele ts anc Miata cea hoee ree 
POWESUIPALLON OLM@CLALIIS «cic ese: ooh t cave ate ene 
PEC ISLUALIONML OG Mal tiie lc ou clte Seatac a re ok era ot 
Eel CPM er et ot ast a nf se weaves sca teresy ies cones Bie wat eme 
Rell ares we DOU oll Umer tee eretsraee «ae hae cliccce wacts 
Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ fees ......... 
SIGUA PLD eet re te et ichar a ok. Ga patho kere cA OEMs bre ops ace ahen 
Menvicalcexaminers Salarye oo. oes axle seas 
PAP CMLUISULATICO MO \iacie ts «rau Seen tena 675 Sora 
Printing, stationery, advertising, etc. ........ 
POStaeew LOlGLTAMIn wOLC, marie cg cir ais Oe. he les provers 
Premiums for guarantee of lodge officers .. 

OLEH * CS PENSESS oo ee ae ha oe wee ee sie eins 


Total expenses of management .......... 


Grand Subordinate Auxiliary 


Body. Bodies. Bodies. 
APT RAINE $617 00 $24 35 
SO2. 00 aie ae ae oa ere Uru ieee 
Zoe OU CaN ee cae Oke ane aan” 

os OO crear ee) Wee aegeeint 

22 00 204 50 48 75 
Soe 22 86 3 00 
185 00 LT0Zb0 aS tae ee 
Biel ie Nr ee a eae es 
DAD Je aay tints Rake Sad mae neta eporeas 

2 00 6 15 2 18 

67 75 chee LO ee eee cease 
43 97 68 78 2 00 
13330 eG ee Bare 
29 98 5OELS Ge ae eee 


$492 90 $1,178 47 $80 28 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Dy eT oR ORE Se uaa eG he ih Meo Mb quit martead 
SLC OTLOTICS wt actaccie'e oe ate woes wraps ere ase eee asc 
NedicaleatleNnGance. Wey view serie ease alent, F sueue nF 
Gratuities to distressed members ............ 
AT othier>expendittree ae. Sie sis Sn wees vce eens 
Invested (not extended), $5,142.42. 


OLR LCS USTIILUTO Meare cass re ek ue at 


16 F. S. 


PAUNAG LUE CBOSS ast Pal chang ae 5 
errs 723 55 12 00 
ed teh ea 357 50 37 50 
Paine Bek pe 82 76 SAE oe 

120 00 NE 6 Gia er ted nurse’ ate 


$812 90 $2,398 04 $129 78 
SA RA AAR STRESSES EELS LTS IE 


234 THE REPORT OF THE No. LL 


ibe Ms rats ee a RL Suen ei eS et he ee 


THE FIRST ITALIAN SOCIETY OF HAMILTON. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized 30th June, 1910; incorporated in Ontario, 12th January, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


A’ Felici; President ite cre geome eyes rage eee ean Hamilton. 
A. Favazza, Vice-President .....-..--- esses e cre ee cece seces Hamilton. 
A. del Piero, Secretary .........cces eee cecccecser ser eseens Hamilton. 
P. Faleschini, Financial Secretary ........-+eseeee eee eeeees Hamilton. 
Bo diCictio, Treasurer Go nc estes oy ne ee iy es nea ene a Hamilton. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 

Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 104. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, none. 
Cash to credit of fund at 31st December, 1917, $509.85. 

II. Sick BENEFITS, 
Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who. received sick benefits in 1917, 21. 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, $494.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 85. 
Medical attendance, $159.00. 

II], ASSETS, 


Gash in Royal Bank, Hamilton (yc oe: st «te eteneie ere me eays str eeeea oso 


$509 85 
Total “ASSets. fe oucrescdlote oer eels aie, Mite ele ahahaha Mia et eis! = coin (one eroelegs $509 85 


TV. LiABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 
The accounts of the Society were duly audited December 31st, 1917. 
Name and address of the auditor for the year 1917: A. del Piero, Hamilton. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 235 
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VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $86.48. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ADDIICATION. 1 COGa ccc cane ek ee Te ee ae Sabicea ies ae $78 00 
POSSeaoler Ailthe CUCSeetaetre oe sl. tee oot asn cohred on etter oo einels tahoe mee, 1,228 30 
SUT Oo COLO deme er R tere Aetna iae Cee Cte Site LO De ean eat ey 136 25 
Peres! sa nU sd ividGNaS awit saute ce eink ie ee On See on aie ole 7 09 
BSC LILO CME tary Ais aia sists dic tala ich Secs este cratceam encase IES Dk lets muller ls moans 55 50 

OLALRTCCELD LSutree ciate cern tors. cco Pee etcraes Guam owera el ee bests es GREE $1,505 14 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


POI Se LOBES) CUM Sau weteee mr roms © tee et iecae we Ohare Ci alans aie 2 Sis erties Paes $103 35 
Pres PSsraclOl pe LOO mercedes tet rel ke cake ee eae eS Sc ce ne te ee ee 3 00 
SUD PLLeCSmeOOU STL meen ae era ere cet eee crae Aer ae sg oh os oss oh hin chelate are tae 120 24 
RUCILU COUG me peers tn ooh tare on arst ests ester oie gece aie BC Kou be Meeks nia, heteiera ore ante 43 00 
PRINTING A OLC. St Pe vce ees RE aT op Besa Heo opt oe mye a AUR oy Sania PAN oar 9 50 
Ost Cm CL Onm ere he ane ire he Sucre ete Aa cn a Gee oye eT et et Baan 18 58 

fo OLale expenses.0Lemanagenient> sens see cc tera ee een $297 67 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


SSC MPIC TOLLS rere Tolar or ire Seems Ue che choke RUSE c ater a: oikiek rca CREM arene a. cealans: omaetodi Sei. ore 494 00 
WEE PCr art t LETT GAT CO we a, reer er Si Oe he eee Eee onde ek peter 159 00 
ANG, CUMSYETS Stay east, Anite ah Ai NORMA « 5 amen Itt nis, RAS EMM ee A SRB eS 131 10 

MCOUAIMBORDOLICLILILT © ose cc7tre eek tote: eons of ore se Caorate Giccets ale here taco ne HE $1,081,77 


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THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


ZION BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, ION Ts 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 1st October, 1910; incorporated in Ontario, 23rd October, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


S° Samuels, President <2. sc oss «fo aete «or meio i on ee rece emer Toronto. 
B. Jacobs, Vice-President. f.5. 0 ce ic ee cece s+ 26 aids aint = ose Toronto. 
J, Smith) "[reastirer 2209 re creas oe era ore ete ree ina eee Toronto. 
P. J. Isaacson, Financial Secretary .....----seeeeee ere erceces Toronto. 


I. FCONERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 144. 

One member died during 1917 and no funeral benefits were paid. 

Two members’ wives died during 1917 and $140.00 funeral benefits were paid. 


Il. Stick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 24. 
Amount paid for sick benefits, $315.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 63. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $211.75. 


III. ASSETS, 
War DONS sc cee fcc cree ne crete ses atta se Si aPerare ee pipiens s folocrl ma Jenne Senate st nh canon reer $500 00 
Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, ......... cece ee cee eee ence eee eees 771 19 
Total. ASSOtS 4c fas cles cle ale Pa ate tere, mia ye hte rSer av 6 ge ee sabato $1,271 19 


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IV. Lrasinities.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books of the Society were duly audited January, 1918. 
The following books of record are kept: Cash Book, Ledger and Day Book. 
Names and addresses of auditors of accounts for 1917: H. Frankel, J. Ramm, S. D. 


Barsook and M. Kirshonbaum, Toronto. 


No changes were made in the Constitution and By-laws during 1917. 
Bond of Treasurer, $500.00. iy a 


1918 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


237 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $724.13. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


. 


PAT DL CE CION G1 COS sree aterais ee tee hes reer eh scree eee ittere ae net o. 
VE DN isc? 6 Coy, ditingelaie. ras dapat titer Ma bes eaten $5 1a Arb se MH AP ake ea 


IPE L GS Gare ere sere ia oe eke hate ete i sot he ae aia tel iid aleltare ade e wees 
ESTOGCE COV ALU se oe ees 5 Ce ae ee caer ss ars Te 
RUS Ae we Be eet A ig RR cei CUP) CREE EPEC AM ag hs a Pu ER ep 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE, 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


RSA ELOL el CORE eeee ee ies Ren rot ere sian doh See ae eine ae ete oe 
RLECISTTALIOIL 1 COm et cc ts austlensk tote iatalie wens i hae es ie eae SPS ead 
Renpelieitnoatstaxcsi ate tea eee we en ate oy’ 
oP EOS Cab Sad) Sg FON At ag AR ge ed Sete GATE) AF ge gn A aoe 
PPA TUCLT She oe corn. ata e ate Ar cioy aoe Se eC Cees he Fee ein ene ne 
POS Lee om LELGDITOMCS | CLOla ge ie te Bacon erie oc tenttalars. cers car wsseaee ie 
Teme LUATARCCER eke tee et ce oan ace ye a Eee 
PA POLO CIEE XD CUSCS Manette ott ats sree to: aebennetsr rome aie eiy etree take hes 


RELL OTe Pa DCL CLILS ihc eo are rete at che oa cnt le mee) co ee ae ae a ee ene 
PTO L PENT Vi LLIN ers ac ares RHE aie ah ie etre ee enlaces ee hee 
PIC ME DCTIOLILS Sans a) chute ieee tus cisternae GO a Rea ee ced ee eee 


SE OTTO T. Verret tee tar kee ere aren ee es RRS ANS a Us aoerenc eens 
PRL PROOUL) OT MPR eae eee cone. tere re Seal ae Gea rasa eme Le heme lel Siete nie a ee 


For investments (not extended), $480.00. 


CAT OULEOUA Seen ee ere eae ee ek ee oes 


AeiGeDR IO $46 00 
Sen tien tess 1,459 08 
estate p Wis 182 00 
Wess Meets 9 35 
Roe ens 154 75 
+ Sear 196 10 


Sateeh Guat $2,047 28 


eae tieere 75 00 
Soa 73 90 


eect ste $1,520 22 


Regi ER ETO ATS 
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238 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


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BURROW, STEWART AND MILNE BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 


Organized in 1911; incorporated in Ontario 13th September, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3ist December, 1917, were as follows: 


TT Partridgen President. Vite. cles oe etn ore tao ters bie etnies . Hamilton. 
W. Gates, Vice-President ........-scescecesceececrssvcssees Hamilton. 
Ae GP Tribbeck, GS@Cretary cage ote cee 8 oo ate ole teore e etecetete ole paeees Hamilton. 


| I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 153. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 2. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits, none. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


‘Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 21. 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, $286.25. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 95%. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $250.00. 

Total amount to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $182.38. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash On. HANG <. ere nn oe cce wate ale wie wiele tera y Grievous pret oie wie tracer ake pfrelani tines $182 38 


OTA <n eee ead LA eb tata aut Re as ohye ep Gs ei eliat Oh enur thei. atsszei'e 'e) eiat sites abet aoner caeeaae $182 38 


IV. LiIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 12. 

The Society’s accounts were audited quarterly during 1917. 

Name and address of the auditor of accounts for 1917: Miss Humphrey, Hamil- 
ton, Ont. 

Books of record and account kept: Cash Book, Journal and Ledger. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization or management or in the 
Constitution and Rules in relation to benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $267.28. 


Cash received during 1917 from: 
Dues 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


UCL St TA ClO Mel CO fear a eeare reeks pare rete eaten ne ooo vate ate ot veseh there ewig ate eho ie 
iLOtaleex Penses. Of SINanaSeMent seme ce ores a ctis a ye so: es tate 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
STC RIC TIOLL ES Wet ac ete cre ee eee tie eee ea ue ee Ware ine Mase etalto, ome 
MISCHA BELONG AL Comer emir re ie ener eee re cree cts ee aster ete t 
Cra tilitiecs LOMUISUTESSOU BIN EIl DENG = cin tere uatsie) caters aie ce o's cir erties 
PP OtAbe GX PON CitULre Meas cake. ile ow atereteoe & shor slor duels Smtelers sin ets ars 


ens ese eee ede wele CP CHESS OC OO Tee eeet seis eces Pee eeseeeseeveavnveesrses 


$443 35 
50 00 


$493 35 


$3 00 


$3 00 


285 25 
250 00 
40 00 


bist g teeaager $578 25 


240 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


a ee SLL 


SAWYER-MASSEY COMPANY, LIMITED, EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT 
ASSOCIATION. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ont. 
& 


—— 


Organized in February, 1911; incorporated in Ontario 23rd February, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Thos. Bimson, President .........eccceecer sere ecsrcrercces Hamilton. 
D. Rolston, Vice-President ......... esse ee cere cree erences Hamilton. 
Thos. Barnes, Secretary .........cccccccccecetecccnccccves Hamilton. 
Thos. Holt,, Wreasurey =. eck... ae ce wieeynle wiete se coe ote ora ieee Hamilton. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 415. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, 1. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $50.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 123) 

Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $1,157.47. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 321. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of [Sick Fund at 31st December, 1917, 
$1519 1:99: 


III. ASSETS. 
Gash in Bank of Hamilton, <u. oc ce pce wte vepere ete eens oe ern ote ere $1,191 99 


Total © BSSCEBH 45-0 Feo clede sac ia hes eek us ahateon tele attra the’ ete! ctalioue Natale pare dearees ale $1,191 99 


“TV. LIaABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Assessments are made every four weeks. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 13. 

The accounts of the Society were audited on January 12th, 1918. 

The books of account kept by the Society are: Cash Book, Minute Book, Record 
Book and Card System. 

Names and addresses of auditors of accounts for 1917: J. Wise and A. Lay, Hamil- 
ton, Ont. 

No changes were, during 1917, made in the Constitution and Rules. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. — 2 


4] 


pn ee TCG SS Ra AE AE IE IE a a a I a a EE ae Ta 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,281.82. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


RIULOR See WO etre aie ee one rad alt en Siva slot atany AIRS 6 wr aicase 67 6 stand since a6 $1,264 
THEOL OSU a oe re a ae cog See nal Tee Mel sere ca aya saree ap ous pleats. ie 23 
All Other 2... cece eee c eee c ee eee eee e tenet eres eren ee eeerresseneeses 40 

TGLAI RT OCOL DUS eis ree re ote ee no eee cane seen aceite wre ote ciwasiisye a's je $1,328 


57 
46 
79 


82 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


ALOGIBET A CLON Al COmh conc uss e oe tats ai ciehe, wake he eve teenie oo ue wl dices ai e's 414° B hub: rhste Wt Sce.cots $3 
Expenses of annual meeting ~...........--e eee ee cee c ccc rec es crcece 41 
SUDPLIies= MOURNE .uikoas «neces ors eke oles cane Fuge he vipale Ny wmes Ses aimee mum 2 
Saar S ie ae oe eee ctiees eee ca oe wes i wie' os inin Sasa pighel asa shite ts ate See 85 
OLE S ee: eh, 5 os Gas Se ES care ae re ae i eee ae gk 10 

Total expenses of ManageMent ........ cece sects ecencrecsccess $141 


(ob) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
MOTEL OT Al WDOTICTILS fiir oer ionk aig oleae eae Ie cae Pome rel erate w nl dliacat in aanhaatan oib aheteriense “aitecier ers 50 
Thi Me DETIGTILS Pore rae ors aes aes he ree aoe ee, wile) woe oNE aviqcleria TAi"9, wea oho taal he, 98 357 


For investments (not extended), $70.00. 


TD tale ex DETICILTLLG ghee reste: tran, ato trees ser nd sth ais a feck ai fv sie /olnvoveys ie ecetish > $1,348 


00 
18 
00 
00 
00 


18 


00 
47 


65 


———— 


242 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


et eS 
IMPERIAL VARNISH AND COLOR SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR EnpING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized in November, 1911; incorporated in Ontario, 28rd December, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


W. Robertson, President «20.0.5. 206s etc wm wiciste peed se wee Toronto. 
G. Smith, Vice-President .........-seecce ccc cceceececsceces Toronto. 
W. Ward, Secretary-Treasurer .....-. eee e eee ee reece ere ecees Toronto. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 60. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 11. 
Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $208.98. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 43, 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, none. 

Amount standing to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund, $287.62. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Toronto, Toronto oon. oes eee eee wre a + Sapir eee alee tuyere $287 62 
IV. Lirapiitres.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly, and are payable on the first Friday of the month. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917. | 

The books were duly audited for 1917, June 30th, 1917, and December 31st, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: 'S. Heal and J. Gillespie, Toronto. 

Books of account kept by the Society: Minute Book, Membership Book and Cash 
Book. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance 31st December, 1916, $289.41. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


DUCE fk oie ond ote ab ca © a's bub Suey © ee Sin due aes ots tea MORE fe ca arralis at oats cae Ye eee en RR $215 85 
Tmterest: ito. ccc eke o aia bine plan. sib OR ueaa os Carty ete hare teens ppees ot NEM ait en Reais on eae 5 84 
Total receipts... <\swyss << apleteal sa vse S10 'y Gee sole onstads wena aus wien velans etnae $221 69 
A a 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 243 


o 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PLGP SCOT PL OOs se sa cieareeiece siete tals olese each: sun «eno miade mite Gis gis ee oile eqyeale. ares $3 00 
SSCVOLATV:SMAGLATY mee ein pelea at te elc oe oh sine b stelonel Uys sale ors nie ojinge wun se os 11 00 
WORE ARC OC ie occ ae oe ead Fae oe ate vale eT Wig ois ele Teste Waele 'e SL8,p 9/8 '@ 6 '0 8's Fuse 50 
Totalvexpenses Of MANASOMENL 6c see se ees ewes essen eee $14 50 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
STOKE IIOTICLL Smee tr oe Siere.k cis tener tel shale Caereretee ats ere 4 o sieus lee b eye mya ener eos letecels Bie 208 98 
TNA MAXDONGItUure meee. Sate ene oe we wc pelee Ses Gree $223 48 


244 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


EMPLOYEES’ PROTECTIVE LEAGUE OF THE SEAMAN KENT COMPANY, LIMITED. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Meaford, Ontario. 


Organized in October, 1911; incorporated in Ontario, 1st March, 1912. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Re His Kenta ePresiden tig eee os ea teers oie eee Meaford, Ont. 
'W:. Phillips; «Vice-President, 2.40. <u. e a ee Meaford, Ont. 
M Coulter, -Secretary i. ..ncs aw sls ses acti se ste eee ones Meaford, Ont. 
Miss EF: Arthur, Treasurer’ ..2:..2+<5..e6. o> esemee es Meaford, Ont. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 83. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 20. 

Amount of benefits paid in 1917 in respect of sick members, $442.12. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 8814. 

Amount of cash to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund, 31st Decanter 1917, 
$425.31. 


III. ASSETS, 
Gash in  Molsons ‘Bank; "Meaford ee. 26 eae ene eee seat ie ene $425 31 


0) ch Cn are DIRE YO Byrn aaNet creat oA pedal U toate A Manley icy inca By As $425 31 


~ a 


IV. LIABILiITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The Society’s accounts were audited July 3lst and December 3i1st, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: N. Phillips and Harvey 
Dillon, Meaford, Ont. 

Books of record and account kept: Cash Book and Disbursement Book. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the organization, management or Constitu- 
tion and Rules in relation to benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


245 


cnn nc nn nn EEE SUS a 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $454.75. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
DUCE. ws 


TN Oe Pea re ee, ete ore I gba lara Magadar 90.6. ace oie Nib gate 6) 9'sue $442 60 
ANTOLOSts eee reere clk cr tals a iernese Gece tinier Siriateia > arte tier wt ow9 Ce era tua tle 9) €0. © 12 32 
MOCATTOCCIDLGS «saponin ose settee) Siete cle Sere cient aoe ale = 8 ees e 22 $454 92 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PVOPISLTAUlOI, LCM sks cee He pater sore a speaiehe Seic( > or ere oie iayriestsse ce Hen) $3 00 
Hee COST Sr cic uh elctn ore Se aie one.) ithe ore U wisleusle eyo iar nye Gis Fs eceucnageue suenars Se 50 
Salaries, officers’ and auditors’ feeS ......--eee eee este treet eeeecee 17 89 
PRIMING eae eee | et Ge Sh eats eyewear me UH omme ae stor: § 2 25 

Total expenses of Management .......... eee reer reece reecee $23 64 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


RTI DOLL CS citi era coe eater ere here ene te cantaie oie) oetelala Weis + t-nisiete otal « s/elehaie. 
OiNereXPeNGILULe sr meses owes ens lone + settles tres som eer bes 


Total) expenditure: <u. «= ses ns ose e em Ok ce He abe tae te sale ltie 8 /eiere 


$484 36 


246 TRE CREPORT: 0 Rae No. 11 


TORONTO INDEPENDENT BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 
Organized in November, 1911; incorporated in Ontario 6th December, 1911. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


DO STOlt.e Presiden ty se. crrskscece okeneee ean Pee nce he er eae ne es Toronto. 
J: Ruben, Vice-President? t3n.c evict sere pe eee ee ee ee Toronto. 
Re TUZMaN, lL PEASULET cairo vu cae ee res ahs Ae eee Toronto. 
B.spiegel, 7 Minanclialy secretary... oe a eee Toronto. 
J ssoloman,*Recordinzg Secretary oc. ee eee eee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 102. 
Number of members of the Society who died during 1917, none, 
One member’s wife died and $50.00 funeral benefits were paid. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 25. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $340.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 58. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $374.75. 


III. ASSETS, 


TiGAlMeState oi 'b.lo sw wicco sacs Sea tiie aie, Asche hate alek pe es eaane TN ee et en $1,500 00 
WICTOTY “BONDS ox. cece le eee bos oore sel ae ele he eee Pe ee ane ee 150 00 
Cash ainwNortherny Grown. bal k gee foe vcr eet ee ese 811 90 

FOU Ue F555 SS wieascotse. Svea wha ee See re Hoe tn oy Ee a ees OER ena en $2.461 90 


———— 


IV. LIABILITIES.—No information. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The Society’s accounts were duly audited in November, 1917. 

The books of record or account kept are: Record Book, Ledger, etc. 

No changes were made in, 1917 in the Constitution and Rules of the Society in 
relation to benefits. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $100.00. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $100.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $712.15. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
TILIA LOTR LOCH oe Seo eee es tie eles Bee Siete ernie nme mtere sie oye Sp we ae 38 * 
Bey rT oer ah ea at aon temaele as arye ahansto ogre nar emg ti nae sees fe se ite * 
TTL GS te aia tree icin coker ction = ay cun. aici @ sue mes sg tie yt 


POtATAVeECelO CS a cme toreeiiee oie se hens sharp elm case eye sien ais ee) overs. nuatag ts 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
PROG ISITALIONE TCO! i. cattle ee tries fan cent og 5 a re herr os is est 
SCPE WATS ® 2 ge SLURS cite eR IE NICD OR eer em gore I ga ar 
Grain ese DOULT Ue eerari tte die tee eran as phe ee eno eane ae pm eh sic neeny 
Hentiieht, neat andstaxcd qt tac ee cle te at SU ture 
Printing, stationery and advertising .......------s esses ecerteercees 
| EYGSE| Be Ree yp pani his cuss PR mating Oren hc pe Se lea a Ck Naat al SA 


Total expenses of Management ......es esses see ese eee rereccres 

(bo) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Torr ers POH OLltSe ee Wes ce hea a reba geet cage hate epee pm ae oe segel acc 
Rees HMTSEITOLI CS Merce oie oto eee Wists ate wea ee ena gt 9 wines ig he orearys saa ars 
Wi ei Ga ie AtLOM CANCE ar cittets oi eraccte tn ose aemetae ora, © are aupn tenes 1 age 9 isiieae'ire, Sat 


CV ASYH EER Ute be es Reo eC nd cli eS re SO ARON ec) AI Ror Cg 


MOtala Ox DCD UM UT Camere eae ioe tate eae tetas cle) ue -Nalen suc: coeuepelmerh rus pen arena! ais 


CU 
= 
-~> 


$14 00 
1,540 62 
21 00 


$1,575 62 


SSeS ihe Atte ITE 


$3 00 
150 90 
37 00 
93 20 
63 50 
Spel 


—— — — 


$441 87 


50 0G 
340 06 
374 75: 
92 25. 
$1,298 87 


SRST RS ET RY PE 


248 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


NATIONAL IRON WORKS EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 4th March, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


J. Pillsbury; =Presiden tes cae es teste ahs ee Ge ee ee ee Toronto. 
Thes.; Craddock? wWice-Presiden{ 3. ca. le ee eee Toronto. 
vames -S:\Morrison, “l'reasurer  ieec sacs sere ee eee eee Toronto. 
Geo: Clarkes Secretary. 25384 ie a ee ee Ee eee Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a total membership of 22. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits, $30.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS, 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members ot the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 35. 
Amount of benefits paid during 1917, $217.50. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 79. 

Total amount to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, $86.31. 


III. ASSETS. 


IV, Lirapsiiirres.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Assessments are made semi-monthly. 

Number of assessments made during 1917, 24. 

The Society’s accounts were audited February 22nd, 1918. 

Name and address of the auditor of accounts for 1917: Thos. Fee, Toronto. 
Books of record and account: Cash Book, Minute and Order Books. 


No changes were made during 1917 in the organization, or management or in the 
Constitution and rules in relation to benefits. 


VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $159.81. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
Dues .. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


249 


a ee ee 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration [669 cc cone nocss cele eters west eae neh ae weiele eie ae ees 
Expenses of annual mecting ...-.......ee eee eee e cece er eeesecenes 
Total management EXPENSES ...... cere e cece r rrr eseervces Muwiats 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
PTTTIED LD dees Talika: epee nin, ee San ae eo en, einer Maren ort eC ea NEG 
SUR fe (ASS TED Ape I om fete ik Ae Oe ors WA rary eer Paty 
TORI MEXDENGILUTE 0 oc cn eerie ates cleo isin cit oie ts: wale © See lg¥) oleh o/su0\ mie > ofsy a 


250 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


FRATELLANZA CATTOLICA ITALIANA DI MUTUO SOCCORSO SANT’ANTONIO. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpine 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


tHead Office, Ottawa, Ontario. 


Organized 1912; incorporated in, Ontario, 14th March, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Inuigiv Almagro, Presigent Wi gee are ote eee eee tener caer Ottawa. 
Benedetto. Lobalbos Wice-Presidentse nt eee re oe eee Ottawa. 
ly sSearcellas Secretary. wise eile eee Ce ene oe eee Ottana. 
Re GraziadéeiaEreaswrer: S.-i ares ie Oe ena een Ottawa. 


I. AND II, Sick AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Sick and funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. Members, 65. 

Number of members who died in 1917, none; amount paid for funeral benefits, nil. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 7. 

Total amount paid for sick benefits in 1917, $125.00. 

Number oi weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 25. 

Medical attendance, $22.00. 


III. ASSETS. 
G21 a ey 6 6 402 9 8 0 et ee ee re ae dW ao KA A iy ri Su) MnP ht 3 $1,269 33 


IV. LIABILITIES.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


The books and accounts of the Society were duly audited April, August and Decem- 
Wer, 1917. 

The names and addresses of the auditors were as follows: T. Calderone and B. 
‘Lobalbo, Ottawa. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,084.11. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Application’ Tees 25s Ae a cee oa ee on ee re ee $12 60 
TY CCR ae ea Pitece tes cite cate e tome! oc che eee nena ORE RT me ie ey He MRS ae TT hg oh a Ne 310: 15 
SUP DLLCS ae 05 ie ie ice te, sia as sare Sn ie LLL awe oe ae oe ee 159 65 
TNNPOTOSU 5 as a sea ais op: eno a dai tce Sa ie kee alee eR NT Cage ee eter Reece a eee ae 3D. 98 
PATI@OUN CT i sia wien oo tree. 5 sin a ere CRO ee eO Tee cee Te eet ee 1 00 

TOUE aha, cute a eis wid dhe etek ee Se aOR als ee a ak eT re ee $579 35 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration fee ...... 
Supplies bought ...... 
‘Travelling expenses ... 
Omcerss salaries sc... 
POSER EO CLO ree scrage, sitet aes 
Pe Pian NS Pees ate charset ee 
PNT IOURETS <olecije cieiecs scans -< 


Total expenses of management 


SLC MEUCIELUGs oicu ee aes 
Medical attendance ... 


Total expenditure 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITUEE. 


(a) Hapenses of Management. 


S. Bile: eure! © wie: la bale fe! 6) (0.008) (ei 6) om) Ole, 66 ee. 8) @) 6, 8.600) (6. "8! 18) (6) \8\- 8) (e (6"8. 
ele iph Ake. 4, 6: otleccs’ eioeieite (al © use (0) 0) one! (6, oye) e! wir #8) (0) 8) 01:6! (6, (ere, 8) (6) 0Y\s) (0! le "6 
e/a 7S 6) 66 bX G vo 16. 6 6 0.0 8 © ©) Wie) 6 16; 6) @ Clie 5 A © <6) (© .6' "6; 6! 0) '0) 0 0 0 96 '@ 6) 08 
seis e) 6 elle O ete (e116, 0 oF ML ere epele) 6 oe. 8-ee 6 0) (6 16:10) \0) 6 56) 8.0 8) e,'8ne 0 (0 
6) @) & 61-8. 9 1s: 6; oD ae © 16] eo Ole.) 60 6) 0 (efe.56 fee 6 6 16 ee) 6:0) .8.10).5) 6 6.78 10) 18-6 
Ste. qe) .@ (his: ew) el 6 fénen(e evantee 61s) eive) iste 6) #16. (6) 6: a: 6: -0)\e: e! 6.6.8) 8) ele is) ©) 6 Tol Ae 


eo © 0 6 0. 6) .6 et 6B) Ger bite (pO \b) 0), P1816 Oe 686.16 16. . 6 wire Vie; 0: @ (6° (0 @ 48) 0) a) eee) 8: e 
eoceerere eee eee eee eee ere eer eee eee eee 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


6: ef ba: Bile, 6.6 .b) 6. (6:16 (6) 6s 0, (0 00:00 <0 0 6 6: (0 ip © 6 8) 9 6 @ \0: 0 6, 6 © 0 10 6 6:78 


COC Sue ee aT Set Yay Teeter oa nC WU et JURY Ket et Wr i mc ee eS SO TO Sc SC CG ee Ne Us 2 


@ 6. 6 0 6 8b © 6 16 6 © 6 0 6 Pe 6. 5 & 0,6 Oo, Oe o She 6 0 6 8 @ (0 6 010 ©.6. @ © © 


24 

$3 00 
24 00 
192 50 
16 00 

5 35 

4 28 

2 09 
$247 15 
125 00 
22 00 
$394 13 


252 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


pe 


DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER GOODS EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 17th March, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


H:-S.) Collins: President eee = aes ee ee eee cere Toronto. 
Fred: Smith, Vice-President -iy cece os) | rete e aba et eeece ee eee ieee Toronto. 
li, P. Arlett; Secretary-Treasurer gic ccc oes oe ote eee ie ats Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 744. 
Four members died during 1917. 

Funeral benefits paid during 1917, $120.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of persons who received sick benefits during 1917, 273. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $2,036.82. 

Number of weeks’ sickness expérienced, 500. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $1,116.00. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of ‘Sick benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $1,540.31. 


III. ASSETS. 
CASH ON). WAM ie oo ie crete sore acca oreece. mae BT OR ete ere Tea e strat tae ner er aera $12 85 
Gash deposited: in Bank-of ;Commerces... ease oc eee eee eee 1,527 46 
TL Otal: ABSOUBRT oie a vie a See Bois aie ee ee re aes On tn RI a eee eee an $1,540 31 


IV. LiABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are semi-monthly. 

The Society’s accounts were audited June 30th and December 3lst, 1917. 

The books of record kept are as follows: Cash Book, Minute Book and Treasurer’s 
Certificate Book. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts of 1917: J. E. Jones 
and H. J. H. Pole, Toronto. 

No changes were made in regard to sick benefits during 1917. 

Bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $1,000.00. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 253 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,527.58. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 
PR SHESHINIOTIES ck Oe eees choca ie leks siete nkeusee es aronelenny “cen wint™. yao # ane on er se $3,379 00 
Re ER Fo iirag pare kA ee IIE RNC. CTR aaa a 43 54 
TOT CLOTS er eee a rere are ciate eker th aensy, Meroe“ es sce geeten cast N ays Po oon, he lense yet S* 225 00 


TOtAM EE OCOLDUS ma alle ce rest on oes mae siege sack ae mis be ae ets e sutiars. ts $3,647 54 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Peciscratlone lee yan: « tert eed hb see em rire eatin = recto es: $10 00 
Expenses of annual meeting ....-..-.--+eeees serene reser eeerreess 105 19 
SETH) 0) SOI Ie ni he Sere ea eye Os a me Cae ae 196 25 
PTDINS ClCr eras oo te oie hg + ae eR arac O PEE eee te, Cena anr rar a a 41 50 
POStALCIROLO EAN fo te sleet tae fe ae ect oe, weer tap iris els ee 9 05 

Total expenses of management ...... sees reece eerste eer eereee $361 99 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


ATI TET LEDGE tSae ie cee eo ere a atinwa: Aare norte tena rel ex te us sirsan ® ote belere wets e+ 4 120 00 
SIC ISMN CHEG as nie e asin 'y aie ge rn nteve eterno ss tatete mins woe: via sceyeisis oe ectic mage, ote 2,036 82 
Medicalcattendance 22 05...sn..s 50ers ees w ce ees Biden Ae baer ate ome en 1,116 00 

CAT COLE pee oe See he peglnatatte Olea Gls cuevarworetnnce + frets alee vin too $3,634 81 


| GRE RETE TEE TY ets OTE 


254 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


GOOLD, SHAPLEY & MUIR COMPANY EMPLOYEES’ RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Brantford, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 20th May, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Bo OT. Leevett; ‘President’ 4...0012c fancier ote ae rete: eeerer ere Brantford. 
P. ‘Noble? 2nd? Vice-Presidente t22ca. tare sree eee tees ete Brantford. 
HAs Danby Treasurer yet wt relate Senet ae oar a tele Brantford. 
Walter J. Davies, Secretary ..... Su ee To oe eee Brantford. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 303. 
No members died during 1917. 

Amount of funeral benefits during 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 55. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $770.05. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 19314. 
Amount standing to credit of sick benefit fund, $337.51. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash Fdepdsited “ins bank tees sirctra steam ee weeeem teen ee eee ena eae aera mae $337 5r 
Total TASSCUS§ ou. cto tebe sie omeevelnee oheta sant ten rene ee Gr nie eee eer $337 51 


—_____HHH_____v 


IV, LIAPILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


Assessments are made every four weeks. 

Thirteen assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited January 15th, 1918. 

The books of record are: Account Book, Minute Book and Financial Assessment 
Books. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: Alex. Grieve and Chas. G. Pryce, 
Brantford. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
benefits. 


1918 | REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


250 


I EE 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $187.97. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Assessments and dues 
Interest .. 


ie ate biker hi) © 0) e)te: O\Ne) @) 16 Var al “o 6/.e: el #ihe (eee nes ele: Agra) fe cer- 14; 0) 0ine, 0 ad eine) 6) .6) O'S) (OP We Oe) .9 Bios) S 


Total receipts 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration fee 


Salaries, auditors’ and officers’ fees 


Motal Expenses Of pMAaNaeeMenty a... eee wats eles eae + ccyas « mie oleess 
(bo) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Sick benefits 


Total expenditure 


by Peg ES APR ie oy Re cet ENE a ee $951 35. 


; 8 24 


Re deed ar Ree Sohne can Aare Sea akan et stake la ero see 3.2 $959 59 


SN pre anakag aes ott oct ee ais eco Whi ncaa orn ares a lehslae tel etsagehals 770 05- 


BevORERENS fe trate ete cttate eats ate siei te © gies te ehe are er SiS peace $810 05 


256 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


CANADIAN ORDER OF BEAVERS. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, L917: 


Head Office, London, Ontario. 


Incorporated in. Ontario, June 27th, 1913. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the Sist December, 1917, were as follows: 


L. S. Holmes, M.D., Grand Master .........-++eeeeee cere eeees London. 
Robert E. Ruse, Deputy Grand Master .......-.-+eeseeeeeees London. 
E. W. J. Griffith, Grand Secretary ........-.e eee ee eee eeeees London. 
W. G. R. Bartram, Grand Treasurer .........--.-+eeesseeeees London. 


I. AND II. SicK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Sick and funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 68. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 6. = 

Total amount paid for sick benefits in 1917, $106.41. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 21 2-7. 

Balance to credit of fund, 31st December, 1917, $546.52. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash standing to credit in Home Bank, 31st December, 1917 ........... $576 02 
Cash ron hand rs ec aiets aca ee ed oe ee rect ele eee ; 33 05 
All other*assets® fk. 6s Sc olen ole bmg wale Sire wie te ine ie ai eae Seater ee eee 150 00 
Total’ “Assets qu vce. ais ete Rake bccn once ele SOM atte ea aot eee eee eee eae ee $759 07 


IV. LIABILitTreES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. Twelve such assessments were made in 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited January 24th, 1918, 

The books of record kept are a Ledger, Minute and Cash Book, Bank Book, ete. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: M. J. Abbott and S. S. Hudgell, 
London. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $250.00. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $250.00. 


VII. CaAsH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance, 3lst December, 1916, $457.58. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Application’ fees Bess ccc ele is ate orien omcia te Doge: gh cet cnt eee lee east oteatrer ee eet te eae 
Per capita tax and levies 
|B hb Ue): ie ear Pe EE WER AS en Aye SRE An ke oa wen S Lek a that Oa 
Interest .. 


e 8 8 © a6 je UE 6 6 5, 0 10) 6&8 6 Je 6 eas) 0) 0) a 10] 0 (e wie: 87.0) 6 1G) 16) 50: 6 Fe: ie 


A 8) 6 (050 (6 6 © OF 0) 6) ©) 0. 9) 0) (@ 8G <6: © OA (Ofie, Oe! 8 6 18.6) (6) 8) B/ ene) ‘Ae es eke 1g) (te One) Oe 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 25% 


VIII. CAsH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


BUC OLE AGL ONE OOo uewe tyes Rat et oe ic gn be I eth 20, OE IS aut eld St OR $3 00 
SULLA Le Gara meetetre atin la Ne eee Oe ca eee ae Pe Nhe cette Ss Mn tne a Se ae 60 00 
ECE ECO 0 SU, Miley nar APO ee ge? RUUD TD RN er dO a RE 1,85 

Ocul eiiaia SOMen te Ox Pensa way tener cet Ge ess Site Oaks $64 85 


SSASs MoM OLVOL Crest a ere Seong Fob ek eee ea Ren eID ee APE cn UT ae Air ae 106 41 
OLA MPCK DOU OILUT Cg ascii etl a heres eI Ee te hhc ee as a es $171 26 


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THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Cad) 
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ST. DAVID’S Y. P. U. SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 20th January, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


A. J. Taylor, Chairman of Mx OCULIVe™ clay eeene seer aeiese ata ee ee Toronto. 
KB. Paterson, Treasurer Sel ire erremit sehen area Fairbank. 
7 7B. Whiteley, SOCTetaryy ats of o-)5 ele cee ac ee Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 345. 

One member died during 1917. 

Funeral benefits paid during 1917, $75.00. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund, 31st December, 
1917, $237.76. 


Tl. ‘SicK BENEFITS. 


Number of persons who received sick benefits during 1917, 64. 
Amount paid for sick benefits, $890.88. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, Door 
Amount paid for medical attendance, $73.75. 
Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $461.40. 
III. ASSETS. 


Cash deposited in Bank of Montreal, TOrOntG. <a civ stata cole geanters meena $699 16 


Total’ ASSEtS. cso sre sie gc. ed ete ccsbele 2. = Paelats las) canes Wliekel eyes hc ears ards $699 16 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917; 

The Society’s accounts were audited June 30th and December 15th, 1917. 

The books of record kept are as follows: Cash Book, Assessment Roll and Sick 
Benefit Register. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts of 1917: H. P. Gilbert 
and Chas. H. Knight, Toronto. 

No changes were made in regard to sick benefits during 1917. ’ 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $500.00. 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 259 
ee eS 


VII. CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $448.30. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PATE TRTOTL LL COS tors cesta tem Sars n le Avedvi ieee © ibrom aye al tun por rise» Aleontg 5° SAL t $16 00 
INSEE STS AC ee Spe nek AES Pains fn Iki Op Wea a | Wry err roe a na ae On 2,303 95 
eT ee cic kets emt on erasures IS atoebes Neo ah rctk gee: niet ei iets case ene ke $ 7 00 
WMerredawand (Cards es 1. ce ee. ose se awe ein se ss rs ete me eis 18 75 
THteTestr atid CIVICS. cc cre ect cpen > ole wip och elses oh sae 4 carcrle adele si +9. gulls ste 12 61 
ETL ee eae care cra Sata: lel Inacio eMart Mieke yn s Naar ale (ahele/ eis wise «Perna 70 35 

tale POCOLDLS qicire ci aiak couse hs ese ik petiole women wicca ete sn er ao, Ge nus ne sie aces $2,428 66 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Reristtation fees tig cra re ome on te cls Se gn mle wn eee we wt He wien ow als a $3 00 
Hixpenses of annual meeting ........ 66. cece eee e rete reece eee ecccees 9 00 
Rentwlignt, Heat And taxes" sae cn get ye cle oe ete vies fares Ose ele Sele a ee 7 00 
SSS oleh CR Ease atten, acca Panel AA Oar rae ea Seem eA ONG Wn Pr race t iene Aa! 141 25 
PEAT CLC loa vd Siacete os wre eee Sse oie Sheree e et aralle/e tele tots olets, ae panuats weg aaa 16 75 
Behe MMOL tis Peon cece oye ners a rega, « ete Lniaity ala. ohage TNs ©. bc, ols y's ehone) eae 98 wile. 16 55 
CIAPAnEGOLOl |OO PE” OLUCENS a cs aca ae a citi te che Geeks We sles SisMnignla «) aelane alqie ope es 2 50 

Total expenses of Management: .. 5... eee eee eee es eee e en $196 05 


(ob) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Taree EeTe Iie tit cme ee Oat ee a cee are ee a iis Orin, fae eae ae eaten wings 75 00 
Rare MSO TLOTL Eee a cine itn care Me tke cere co ee ets eta eat ai nilie eer hai eve eee 890 88 
WEST O O ECOL OA COM tee cite ear aie ca Be eiphene oats Hate = seals a eepl eee ra #8 T> 15 
(eRV ET aeUG! Gao eeabounaN ats) Rey lei. chet baal ee eC On CnO I heen ae eee ne 2 942 12 

COI NAWE | CRW AUER, 1) Rene lohn. ae ce CLO enae SRR cis ha ee ree a eens Grats eae $2,177 80 


260 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


a neem cee alan a NEE SInSEnDEEE<ShnEIIRI=nIemnn=? 


TORONTO ELECTRIC LIGHT CO’S. EMPLOYEES’ MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318sT DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 
Incorporated in Ontario, March 5th, 1915, 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Wm. A} Wilkinson; ) Presiden to 2s terre cnete cca ey eet ee re Toronto. 
Wm. Rodgers, Vice-President fo coisa cy cian enc emcee tates ier eenere Toronto. 
Edward Felton, Secretary-Treasurer ...........-+c+-eeeeceess Toronto. 
I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 207. 
No members died during 1917. 

Funeral benefits paid during i917, nil. 


Total amount of cash standing to credit of Funeral Benefit Fund at 3lst eDcember, 
1917, $100.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of persons who received sick benefits during 1917, 53. 
Amount paid for sick benefits, $961.80. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 241. 


Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $100.00. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash <O1 cHand o essa ccs Behe ue re oo tuealin oe tile 2 seamen eae epee ote ae ele acto $4 90 
Cash deposited in Imperial Bank, Toronto ............. see cece cece cence 465 95 
Total. assets (. <chs icc ocle oera te seein at alee Rovere eet aa mes tot cree rege font at tte eevee aoe $470 85 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made twice a month. 

Twenty-four assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited December 10th, 1917. 

The books of record kept are as follows: Minute Book, Day Book, Ledger and 
Treasurer’s Receipt Book. 


Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts of 1917: R. Munser, W. 
S. Bushell and W. G. Wildey, Toronto. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 261 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $200.00. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


TADDUCALIONL FOCGS corrects etal lets areca iione Ae reray os funj© © oye Sustain tale #os 212. Hjc/e! aero ess $38 00 
PAS SORSTILGTIT Sb oe. el cis ae ee cae ewer envio te shasana Wie ofegate sutae esr e.a Ris eheteteas\ (ons <si'9.« 28 1253.10 
TEE Ps He ec cle ca western ade SeOT ane N Sa ocace ale hs ig we sium sini ener oe 8s 4 30 

TOL IMT OCELOLSA tees ete os caste eee epee pnlner see asia « varasiei n aya "are eters $1,496 05 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


VOSS R IS yrange ED ie Spee ey orn cree he a eee Ce ee ears ee ROE $1 00 
Registration and incorporation fees .........- ee cece eee eee eens 3 00 
PACU Wa DEY oe ae A mofetil A eae sae aera ne es eer ange ete Peer rr 42 30 
RAID DLE Sito el betes eg te retin cree hte ac erate /4 0S 5 «00s 2 ea wets broly me aneton ale 6 00 
ERS ELS CMCC Pen etna cae oa ete ais etd lie 2 a FS ieietelg sag wth operk # Sit ergaeees 1 00 

POCA GX DENRESSZOTPINANALCINCUU occ oe hoe a em yes weigher os? eae a $53 30 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


eee MEST LLL es oe nee has ceca eat tahebote te leteeita ats Pers) x uth evoke p Reet tole cual arene 961 89 
MA VaCLeTr SeLOR GIN) DOLE cto eo heels oa ee eee ne eee pay ic etel aus aUensle atone mete 280 95 
CERT OU Ce Leese are ee Tae tes ale ce heb By ees ateiters $1,296 05 


262 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


SOCIETA DI MUTUO SOCCORSO LA TRINACRIA DI TORONTO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, LOL: 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Organized February 27th, 1914; incorporated in Ontario, Ist April, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


As Gatto, “Presidents sic tie © sue cie eee tice cine eerie reese Toronto. 
A. Azzarello, Financial Secretary ........ eee e eee e cece rc eeees Toronto. 
John Longo, Treasurer 2.005. 26 fee w ees ie ee eens viens Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 156. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $75.00. 

Cash to credit of fund at 31st December, 1917, $2,004.02. 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 14. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $350.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 70. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $194.51. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cashin *Bank. of Toronto, TOrontoi see ee a siete ete hat wenn rete $2,004 02 


Total” assets Peek ase ee is he at Da ceee can, Gee ees aie ene $2,004 02 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Four assessments were made during 1917. 

The accounts of the Society were duly audited December 30th, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for the year 1917: M. Calderone, B. Amato and 
D, Amadeo, Toronto. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,830.73. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
ICATIOIML GCG: toe ie ih os rae cute an Verne ees See 3 
iy fey eg. sy te IR AD ca Re Re ea MOR RRC MAO ORL CS eae en ae eg 
USCA SIRI Qh a Re ee RRR NOE ACS OO de ac ay meee ae a 
RRS Nee NL GE Bah OSA Ceti h Vaart CS Coe MN as a Ea an 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
POO aire (CWT Ce Smee cn tan ee go le se aaa ecient eee me i 
PEPE seswUt ATU Als MCCUIL  ca were eet as ite te) ema ae yrs shee 2S ict ce ae 
PAID ese DOUBT Caserta ae ont rovar est haces ney te es 2 ae ee ot 
ee ee a OR ee I ieee ren os orate reesei apne ueg, 2) 92 4 Te ates (set, thn 
PReii(ee eli Cat nC Cae eee nt emer cne tae oie aie cee rimis Wiehe dies ne so 
at ETE RE te Mecced cee sere ieye cnc takemertn cng em eete suens ne ees ese ets 
re mea giver trace siareenls Pea teaye ais Serene ys mone aac ts amet writ seit ga 
(Sy ere eRR IRTE a aria ati Ber ar is dea iene OC oe As hg a Re a Sd 


Motal expenses-Ol, Management Wei), oe ee Fe ale siecle a ere es 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
MITE ETS a OOTIG TUS ta tr creole iste ce enerters eletietets cues eve tes taperens. cbiy.tleue + 88 tae 
ME DETICHT SHE eee eee eee so react tere fee ope larele a Minter te So ae iegejegel es. 82 
iad Tome CLE TLC AD CGme ie iene se oie atc sim eee ni ete ee so cub el ee gies sie Exe sets 


BASH) GGUAI WB SOSA 8 ce ere chee nce ae RICE BS AIRS 


Tote xen Cit UGem resets ecthe vn, cat whe ete em site om ane oie samen st) ee 


263 


$5 50 
842 00 
194 20 

3 25 

6 35 

57 60 

$1,108 90 


EEO ES 


$935 61 


Fc Ee Se SE 


264 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


STREET CLEANERS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 7th August, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


RR. Bartlett, — President: \iswiye iis see Os We cies ae ce ee eee Toronto. 
AS “Wiliams. -Vice:Presideut he cent. care ine c toca a ten eee eee Toronto. 
KS Smith; Recording “Secretary ss tees oe ee cee ee eee eee Toronto. 
J.2TomiinsonyErGasurery sos meee cies cpeteseln ct oiotens eer ie eh rere Todmorden. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral] benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 59, 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 2. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $20.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 5. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $28.20. 

Amount standing to credit of Fund at 31st December, 1917, $362.89. 


II. ASSETS: 
Cashvin -Dominion=Bank: TOronto 42. sree ee ee eee $408 53 
Total assets casa ec Cah otters Bik whe Witte: ie teeta ene eo $408 53 


TV. LispiLiries.—No information. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books of record and account are: Minute Book, Ledger, Receipt Book and 


Meeting Book. 

The accounts of the Society were audited quarterly during 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: F. Williams and 
T. Loke, Toronto. 

During 1917 no changes were made in the Constitution and Rules, in relation to 


sick or funeral benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 265 
VII. Casu RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $311.25. 
(ash received during 1917 from: 
TELPEA TI OTE TOS Oe iter Se ee ae ena Fe Ren aa ee Croton Reet cae sb ghe ape Totetore ar ars $14 00 
SUL GR Me ee oie ie tee aie eatesine eee are eel die hs tage HP aeons gaping EOL a eye eioo ein th 98 25 
PL BSORSILIGN La Mata aortic astra tra tated tete, «cc israh ace earn tached teraien matter aiicinaae Eee ok oe a6 8 70 
RTLOT ORS TICs OLY IC Cll Ccaticcetie hae tan cae cet ieetere aN aC eaey sigs) ee saael ble eka bar's 7 85 
LUMO EIL CT eters cee ES a pee alerrah gue tres shies 5 eine Ta Rooks eipscaie eo ee oe yee oad 
PU IUEL Perea ee gee tar Pecan tes ate al en clot aeeser tmeamte LeMay coaitelatier Ohare ts ak on aRetn Le os tone $240 50 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 
RC OL rc meee c eile ert ae wear aG eT SATS, cin plies wiskemicre aloe ee Sis, sheet ete 
LOR ISETALIOTI Ul CO me cre wreriancea Prvarn ers Pea one es a ooh ere Shake © den ie sedan ama lee re 
OSL Ore ches brant wha ee oatat deen cart meee te ce ods nae we, ol a ©) ooh! dea 84 GOLA ae scale’ o\Guanle 
FORE PORT CTS te, ocean oe A ot ad Pe SUR el oN Sr en lg ee rl Pear 
MOtal EXpenses Of sMaAnaceMment os nace «wu wats Cowie oe dere we citeate 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


et TETANY ON AERL LS Sone IR EAI oa efi agi eva irae gre a a EU AL 
PCOS MME TC CITUD TCO ee oe talons cee ptdetetneende oho tie weds Se eleth won St oie cle bis lacs 


LOLAIMCXPCTIOILIT NG amier. kee cor cos vice ere ot sett re hae ann tne woes one ee anata 


18.F28, 


266 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
NI ae BE Da la canals CLE aS Ae SCO dA RE 


CANADIAN EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF 
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31sT DECEMBER, 1917. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 21st September, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


John Briggs, President . 2.0.62. 0020.65 5 ee cet em mse cen iene tee Toronto. 
Clias.) Reid, Treasurer 2. cic cs sete only on ee erento enerenel oe ere renee eee ge Toronto. 
Toronto. 


William W. YOUNES, sSeCheCbAry case. oe ete eeyepe tetera ots ele ene iog seen 
I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken: by the Society, total membership of which is in 


Canada, 1,991 (Ontario, 959). 
Number of members who died during 1917 in Ontario, 4. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, $180.00. 
One member’s wife died and $25.00 funeral benefits were paid (Ontario). 


II. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 36 (Ontario). 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $554.55 (Ontario). 


Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 230. 


III. ASSETS. 


Supreme. Subordinate. 
$670 41 


Cachwin Mands Of. treasurer, cccssecersheks inns pis laleleuate etecevel ste = oe netlehs Gia nD reset ieee 
Cash ain: various Danks = ere wen tacs ate cls wh cimcene enencnateete te Mere rrarennas $3,630 06 4,394 33 
i: he eee A ee RO ci Reg Sele ter itr oy UM tote RAR emia $3,630 06 $5,064 74 


I 


BOT i ESE 
IV. LIABILiTIES.—-None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 
Assessments are payable every two weeks and a special levy quarterly. Four 
such assessments were made. 


The Society’s accounts were audited quarterly. 
Names and addresses of the auditors of accounts for 1917: J. Carruthers and J. 


Highet, Toronto. 
Books of record and account kept: Cash Book and Due Book. ; 
No changes were made during 1917 in the organization or management and in the 


Constitution and Rules in relation to benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 267 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Executive Board. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,528.45. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PLOCOLV OUT TON DTA Cl CS aries cere ret oko a car anoles Stee ade ane wun © Wid. os b 0's $2,134 80 
ACORN) eee ee ety ee Rene re ote ne cere Ree 0g Wy wis a a pa Reta aia, bo LeE LS we hee 30 62 
CPE TPCT oh LMC ECR Er, i aca ceereae re ere ete eats te ars fobs on) oe Ieitete ey bs od S18 Sy inary Sie a7 5,000 00 

$7,165 42 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


eMC OSE Sere ae ore ree ne eta ero ett tavein| cle ciate bikes sper teiel Seeteelatese $5 00 
ICS IALTAVION | CO Micieen sc cits cos ete sie tates ole 4s «ster ciy tipees als © eieaahere me) siraneda, easehe 10 00 
PTET PMT CLO ASC tee ce etaie ae ice eehenals re tewalich cle! er esi at yt @ Mie ran sf fv. eye ell ee. 8 280 00 
ee OMA LU COX DOSS foe eis lo whee Siceee = ans arene oles edges tle of le alle v4 wie ares 126 33 
SBECICECOleRaA LION Gm care tee estates edn <ol eoe aly Sie teae ob velo io she jn8 = melts byolenele ais 592 80 
IM OT Chil yored CULT Alien Were co iateeetssiotei ne eh collate. stein, eth artes ree scepel a eienat aie 146 75 
aR eeX DOTSCS Wot re ho ee ein Ne as Oe ake Tone ee tle codan aud whos engtsie sre venste 6 26 
PTC LER ELMS COOLING oot irritant cr cesle aLaltiy silt cumin sa ucaiceek sie cess lemie ee ceteleake ebeas © See 12 56 
ELEM COm Me tt eee Peri ee ieee Steck, ho eturmeae he tsa eo ate ecw ines Ha make ip wee elle 1,157 70 
SSUES YES 5 lp Te itt ee sO rE as tor Meena ae RR ROR Oe 193 74 
SERVES TT 1k TOLLE Res che ey fe teers Fo OR rome Sie veil ew tev chelate Wns ieee eed pseuets 6 38 
PEL CMT OMICS CTL OSM are cccre be oe heidi a ene LE ia oso a wale What get esa sb oleray sor 2,215 59 
ODL OCIA Ol Eliis OX CUA LO per. 4 omic. sins 16 0 ste iso ste oo sieuis mos 6 ol ofaleteale ie. 8 250 70 

$5,063 81 


IX, CASH RECEIPTS. 
Branch Accounts. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $7,775.31. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


eet LO Time t PO Stee ee nee re ars Sta cae atane ee ale die eo elecesi das 9) wie wim me oe $1,331 08 
Drs Su Pe FR, RU em, fol RVers Orie ad oc were le leuel SU ele ats oboe sis elm isis oF lene s 10,733 40 
OPED Ch Lemme MR rteeme terete fens ire crete eho eelare lela la Nielniw di cin tie 019.0 are ei sie 96) 8 ajtie 139 48 
YRS I, Pee Pte eB were kee gic ona sickens Foecd och wakes 814.8 ereieuw oe ete eieig 161 41 
SIE NMED ODT gee ee tere rie ees hea mere usa. os cajm. 0 Sars ograratle or 4 ote wMe. a) ee WR 2,275 59 
oY DRIES SN ay ees Ne ORE OA CEN ee sae Ger ei eee ear ee A a 91 24 

$14,732 20 


X, EXPENDITURE. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: . 


ER Ut MCL CLOACIOUS Mere rely mira ete neg tec cath ae tay co Rtataey waa sie ce e oe aie © $3,978 55 
“UE AWTS ox ORS SAN OS i eg he aM rR Ue RPA RS cet RU ge ea 61 20 
PRET EUA NUYS g TE coe Lay ake Ge <a 0a Ete eo bee iatehel aia te NE OER Gh Glee athe o 32 96 
Pee ae char rer ore Penne Soe he ao oi a te Steselene als GaN a wee Mc ce deren 206 01 


errr Ve Ue UTIL Sameer stete soe coco tr teh ae occ orcs or elec cule ce oksceim ss 81 60 


268 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


Salaries of a. cen vic cps es aw passe Magee mions wise Me We uy abntsuy chal we leeia oeentn rated 1,109 02 
bey 1 1 | eR nn AA Sma aa aMer rare isa arate rarer) euch heel AIM ve RS 1,189 90 
Banking expenses ig «eos oe Le csmargs aye aes scelele m « niaie muaitenns tue seein irae 93 92 
Auditing accounts ...).. 50.62: oeee- aes soem aime oan sein ree ner 138 54 
Per capita to U. By 26s cnc cacene eels toe Ym siaen a oases ae caer te 1,411 40 
Delegates’ to councils: . ... a0. 05 Gece ee vans mrtnrm tl eats each tay rea mrooe 282 10 
Siok: Henests core bores Ww fee wre rere whecjeta lene gy a wines tes) eraies eararine omen ene mee 1,295 44 
Bineral benefits: . ssccuvgeccea hoe oe 8 See a ohne tose pte ie ie vag alle soon eke cee 520 00 
Superannuation. << + dx iso ge oe eu eee meee» a ticles eros srs ates ners ee eee 2,623 83 
Gratuities (to umemployed, etc.) ©.....-.- eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eens 1,944 96 
Remitted to District Office, Toronto ic eee ee eles reece taps ries = 2,110 00 
PGi Dare) nil: | cae vO AE ger aca ier MN Se eS a tan gk Cb 2s 363 64 


$17,442 77 


Re EE ESS 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 269 
ieee ee ee eer nee ere 
SONS OF ITALY MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318sT DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Niagara Fails, Ont. 


Incorporated in Ontario 21st September, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


JosseM. Garbellano, Presidente. 100. ee nies oe we Soins Niagara Falls. 
(Ree SANTOVOMESCCICLOLY. fie ea este fe sis Scie ses ok win wins tyme os Niagara Falls. 
Geet Ostane Os | Teasureni sc wie oie cle ees cite dan eit ns p< oii » w, 8 Niagara Falls. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 62. 
One member died during 1$17, and $100.00 funeral benefits were paid. 

One member’s wife died and $25.00 funeral benefits were paid. 

Amount standing to credit of Fund, $147.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 7. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $84.67. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 16. 
Amount paid for medical attendance, $46.00. 

Amount standing to credit of Fund, $100.00. 


III. ASSETS. 


CLYSD Guy cUDGR A Mia Ren Ce ret Lie Cie acannon CRC tn Cane ce CR $17 21 
Cash in Imperial Bank, Niagara Falls ...........see eee e ee eee ere eee 230 00 
SE Pe ECE a7. es Pra, create ctv in sans oO Sos sige Felts. #-Seebopetale $247 21 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made every month. Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The books of the Society were duly audited December 18th, 1917. 

Three books of record are kept. 

Names and addresses of auditors of accounts of 1917: C. D’Agostino and B. Penna, 
Niagara Falls. 

No changes were made during 1917 in the constitution and rules in relation to 


benefits. 


220 THE REPORT OF THE 


VII. CAsH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $92.00. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Application L6@S8 osu cries ott acta tad ole «<p eee tane re ats causa outlets 7 ier there eta aia 
TIUGS ose eroree ahead eM Rie Que teeg day apeeaas Se ye SMe eed e taka te eit he ORT) Marta Maia cates Eons Pantene i 
PHItlAtiONS 2) oe ce Sy ees Shee hee os ee A hg wl wg ce So areas (enacts oie eo ett es cis ene 
Derrees ANd CATs sce siecece eae chose one Bee toe ere eet oe ae he) ol evet arene tearises 
DONALION Sol o, Koos ee are tke oh eae aoe etn Gnas) cael ohare thas Gene tak olen C aR nto aE 3 
Supplies sold wit age erp tp mine thaw plccnsd le relma. ¢ ei pe) uti unyeua toi fela\e he vostaasr iar cas 
All other oc hn ee Re ea oak o erle hee ok Crk lel Gra aast Ape iaeta ea tatny sont: a oh ete anette tear meee 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


TIA W SCOSES | ecraie sais fn ee Sens tase Mie hess oes ate ieee Ober ele, 6 eadaie: Ont en relate cay citamt ene eeemaraane 
Registration “f6ees0Scnia bs ee asic hs oe cate wet nts smkate cites steko mente genet see omen 
SUPDHES is... otbeewhve etbonrn. «lene hece ae a ate anata a ee Maen pe taka tat © rite teal ee ae ee 
Travelling @XPeNSES: iste vies. wc seaa «elt caput eee mie eile aac co ean 
Rent; light; heat,’ Cte J. cue eae cause © te ater ere a merase a: Ra to ob eee ee 
|e 0 OF ee A Coe ie Rien cP an ia ora AONE Fen eye craven & 
POSUAS GSS io ralk Sie held ecole atte Ace cate tet aroha Avie eee te Behan aes nen nore et een ee ae 

Hxpenses: of mManascement> mous ac ws coe 5 ees chore revere uaicsete eters ieee 


(b) Miscellaneous Haupenditure. 


EPuneral~DeneGts ra cx pak were ee tae ee eed ee ee ee eee 
Benefits to widows and orphans 
Sick benefits 


oeoeer eee ere ee eee eo eee eee ere eee wee ee eee 


oeere er teeer eee eee eer ee eoe eee eee eee eee vo eevee tee eevee eee ese 


oeoeerrs eee eer ere ee ese eee eee seve ereeeere eee reese eee e o 


No.4: 


a a aaa 


$153 


100 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Q7t1 
ee ee ee ee 
KIELTZER SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY OF TORONTO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DeceMBeER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 3rd August, 1913; incorporated in Ontario, 10th February, 1914, 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3ist December, 1917, were as follows: 


PPBLIOLOVICZ we ETCSIG CL tha ey posit ile titorerers,ooicias tale Oe. s fey siete eens ere Toronto. 
Pe SOR OLE YA VICG-ETOBIOGU Gay titel thets cctd oleh Sones: ereientce ak) sjleress Toronto. 
CeeNUSb en bore wt MIaUClAal WmeCTCLALY jeave ss cs etre cists eiece stele) at ele ars Toronto. 
ECV ITICMRLTCASUIOES. ih aura Nie aii te es lvete wis soe eet ehsrrte ws esa 8 Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


The Society undertakes funeral benefits. 

The total membership at 3lst December, 1917, was 104. 
Number of members of the Society who died in 1917, none. 
Cash standing to credit of Fund, $651.60. 


TI, Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 10. 
Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $110.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 22. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $311.15. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cash on deposit in Bank of Toronto, Toronto .......... eee e ee eee eee ees $651 60 
FeretmeN a TGP OLaT Ca Ik CSLAL@ en ag crieiin ate iateinaecg stirs jes eels ls oo aisle 6a aloes 6 eye 555 97 
CI Ty} 3s aera a ee ERE Se ee Fe Vee aay Pelees leis so niscaks dues « os siecle melee 8 $1,207 57 


IV. LIABILITIES.—-None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The Society’s accounts for 1917 were audited quarterly. 
The following books of record and account are kept: Cash Book, Ledger and 


Record Books. 
The names and post office addresses of the auditors for 1917: N. Yasma and Y. Yura, 


Toronto. 
No changes were made in 1917 in the organization or management of the Society 


or in relation to benefits. 
Amount of bond of Treasurer, $50.00. 


Cas) 
2 
cad) 


THE REPORT OF THE 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $250.07. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Application. L668 2. otis sis scjp sie wee srs tere ogee cetera RaMetel e wee Keceeances= Peet tees 
TOS acs Se haw os eos oh) © ole Seek a se Pee. RES A a et ol ates ene ane one ne tol ctte Sektetiats 
TRCOT OSE ee Me Sino boas beatae ele ara Stores ose Weel eM eae enol Onli teate ra ie te etcetera 
WU e's) os C-) cee eee pm PN tre A kr i Hi rig Ayn ors Ti RPE IN tary yo Gc 


TOTAISTECEIDUG (xe cher hs oe wats s % Setes sets Sore Vee aloe ate aap et oitct tietas ofealieten ane eet oma 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of management, 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
TW. COSTES (0558 Sa sk ee a ow ee tes ie Slee selene SL ct ea cae Reset sate te fe ne otic ts nen eee 
Registration: LEQ. ee 700 ue vies aera asi Se ee as teeone eta ae ae melodia en hen eee ee 
Investigation of -Clatm Ss Gaia sicls se peas Meet an acne a ei ee tate eek ieee 
Salaries oc. cee ore Sa ete rote Cah cle sere ok RTOS cial a gor etter N n ee 
Printing Sstationery. and advertisins 2 jee. as ee ee ee 
Postage; telegrams and -CXpDYess =. ae eee bee ieee oie in ence 
FRENE AOU 5 os Soe sin od Salle eae apap lager at aca neta Beate a ee se en 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Funeral’ benefits (children): 20 vs... 2 ash ee es ee ee 
S1CK DENCLUS) . ue Ps aes ead 1S ola ie wae ale centte sade a ee eee nee eee 
Meédical attendance agaicc stole Sw ersn ee eee ee ee 
Gratuilies ss 2 cis cs sein a eee ee ae oe ee ee 
Cemetery .. 


Oe) O'S. 0 6G © 10 16 (0) o ¢. 6 10) 'e “retts “e (0 <9 S| ©. 1 .0' 6) 0s a! ‘a6 6 8) se Lee! =) 6 (o. 8 eu's (Bing lo) ets 688 165.0 50 te 


No. Li 


$17 50 
1,074 59 
rp ei 

49 58 


$1,144 38 


eee 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 273 


ee em 


THE ROUMANIAN AID ASSOCIATION GLORIA. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpin@ 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton, Ontario. 


Organized September, 1912; incorporated in Ontario 26th February, 1913. 


——_——_ 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Aurel M. Bunescu, President .....-.-2.cceeeesecceceececsees Hamilton. 
Alex. Denision, Secretary .........sceesseeee cence csnesrcsens Hamilton. 
MreMaArian LTCASUrEIa. «ows cele esals =m oe lpleeawie! 419 snes ee wie seanoh eg Hamilton. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 42. 
Number of members who died during 1916, none. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1916, nil. 

Cash standing to credit of fund, $106.03. 


II. Sick BENEFITS, 
Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 18. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $223.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 38. 
Amount paid for medical attendance, $66.25. 


III, ASSETS, 
(OHTA TIGGLE DOTS erred ee terete i nes Soars So eens ee eie Sota ao AAS onenepy oe $512 lo 
Pashein  MOISOney DANK, SELAMIIOD) <0 rec ce we ee cee sae se ce wes wean es wees 238: D8 
awe’ PEE 3 Ak eee ae Ene Ge ee oie So ce reece om $750 68 


IV. Liapitirres.—No information. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 
Assessments are made annually. 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $804.35. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


TI Geer ere pecs oe tate IN ie re) Wee ace cata gtr ah ePaneastes Soars wana sab eee $358 50 
PRT EET OY ee CT CCS a cea att tins levels ees cite Soe) sho ence G Seva mnalal Save egiaea asre oe 20 25 
Potaiereceiptan nko hob Ee fet sees oy a $378 75 


274 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxapenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registrations fees 4.254. ne ss. otc ease tae era eee ape ce a en $3 00 


SUpPlESs DOULIG: co wey vode asta eset otoconia ie te eee ee 12 05 
COMMISSION SEXpenSes:e 23 Kev atied.c cuter ee te eee 30 40 
EGA We CORES ieccbe ache oi aca sid wtonye weie ate) Bea alte ole: decane eee rT ee aa 15 00 
Renty leh t, heats, beg cs esse tery ha ea eee 22 00 
Printing; stationery; -6tGii2 .. Gy aias oa cee re te ee 60 72 


For investments (not extended), $512.15. 


HOtal expenditures cc fei s eh es ease eee eee ee $432 42 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 275 
a er TT a Te 


HAY & COMPANY EMPLOYEBS’ MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31sT DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Woodstock, Ontario. 


Incorporated 12th December, 1904. 


The Executive Officers of the Association at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


AMEE SE MOTTicON pe PTes Cente wee she lo ee ele mee eee oe Woodstock. 
Pied Ga WatsOl, GECCASULe aie tlie siete es et marine pore srs riot es Woodstock. 
Te CeHATTISOT ee DOCLELALY 7 ie cietstate acta ees ts ne pte = ste 2) 5 otek ves Woodstock. 


Il. Stick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 118. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 20. 

Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $209.50. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 78. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $151.50. 

Total cash standing to the credit of the fund at 81st December, 1917, $24.57. 


Se tiadameaeak 


III. ASSETS. 


PTA AS TG ES on Pe ee a es ahs Rr eS $2 Galo 


safsticn VEGA GTLDY ACE =e POA tbc her here anc CRIS aaa hada cs $27 75 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made every month and extra when necessary. 

Fifteen assessments were made during 1917. 

The books were duly audited December 11th, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: W. Bell and J. F. Adderley, Wood- 
stock. 

The following books of record are kept: Cash Book, Minute Book and Dues Book. 

Certain changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules. 


276 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


VIL. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance, 3lst December, 1916, $41.32. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Assessments Hak Pak cots old CANS eo, BTUs) omens Rete re oe nee $374 00 
Total -TCGe] DUS sista. sot 8s woe clase a alae on a ene Sey ee ee ee $374 00 


VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Fee Wie COSUS y's % ea, bale o ecole pieces Weel aemane ae alata rests carat ie ee Cetera te ene $1 00 
HOSistration, £Ee@ So is %s wpacte arog ois «.custone ole eserelw cue tines 5 eee eae ae ee 3 00 
Officers’ “Salaries “2. oe se elea ale ohn sae es eee ee RE ho 20 00 

Total expenses of; management =... sac.) eee ee ee $24 00 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


SICK DeNeN ts 205 Fane ee ares coe eee Wn eae ae eta ee re eee $209 50 
Medical attendance: is s% 2c cts ohn sc ete es eo eee 151 50 
FROEUI SF sasha 5 ko ec be cn tale ca sn 6 cata se re ee ee 5. iS 

Grand. totals © 2.5 iG-< <.decde oes eee Tce ee Oe ne ee $390 75 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 277% 


HIS MAJESTY’S ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS’ SOCIETY ¢(TORONTO). 
(File p. 35.) 
ANNUAL ‘STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpinc 31st DeceMBer, 1917. 
Head Office, Toronto. 


————_—_ 


Organized 9th August, 1887; incorporated in Ontario, 25th January, 1888. 


—_———_—_—_— 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


MajorsR. Cockburn; President, 7... 5s - 2s merece ee wes Toronto. 
TAL SAP RUN: hv 1CO-E LESIOCN Ufa. in aivaree oes) oon se eerie reins = Toronto. 
Major W. H. Cooper, Secretary .....--+-seeeereeerrrecscceces Toronto. 
CoP Youell) (Treasurer ge cies cy lowes = 20 2c + os 0,0 terre sie Set al Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Total membership at 31st December, 1917, 225. 

Number of members who died during 1917, 6. 

Amount paid for funeral benefits, $300.00. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash on deposit to Society’s credit, not drawn against, in the following 
chartered bank: 


CASTE VSINGEOLE DONOR mers acti tn os ap iaih wins ihe mn rine Pale ajtiele eis soe Seaals $100 00 
Bank of Commerce, TOronto <2. 6b es ie cet e cet eee tens nee ce nes 2,149 27 
ON ORS PSS URNS Ee ee Me ORR Ca a SUT a a lnc 435 50 

rT cyt x LESS OLA ete se eich iste ns ee in 9 «i or seerece ois gine s'8 RS 5 o9 sole, oxi sh $2,684 77 


AS RR OD 


IV. LiIaBiLiries.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No assessments are made, monthly payments being required. 

The following books of record are kept: Minute Book, Cash Book and Ledger. 

The accounts were audited June and December, 1917. 

Names and addresses of auditors for 1917 were as follows: H. Algar and Thomas 
Chiddenton, Toronto. 

Treasurer’s bond, $200.00. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $2,202.05. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
RIL iBT ION RL GOS iiss re sper eian ooo westone ciel ony eit wis gi + Bis ge. ele exe w 4 0/6 ete os $71 00 
Ti cer a ere ert er ainracnse las eintase es mieten im Mie Mbit ngs 8. As sje n F's echo RTS # BABS Wiis 
DESAY OTT Ser ee eee eal rete 2. ote acaltiei steel nee abn eta ticle al a eae 6 9c 689. Bios oes wee 14 50 


278 ‘PES REPO Rite Oia Ee No. 11 


SUppLIES SOld pene cee crete ashore Gres eS a 5 Piem  UARe eee dere ac en ee tae) See 33 66 
TI OTERUIONS ieee rceta Whe coe eee ne tes vas ga a toate Cotte be a ralcde ne mart ere 89 30 
EVITATOS Ca eae a ehe Wo gcete Chere he wee. LS ON CAR tar othe Tee Tae rae tah oa ccin ks ee a 65 65 
OTN ETAROUICES 26. iete Foe ea wee heele le bool bLie 4 EES ate ne ee eee eee 125 05 

10) £0 BL ae Rae ie ee PE eat eM LUE tg a ae da $712 93 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hupenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


palaries* officers -and. auditors fees. ..5.. ses ee eee eee eae $69 00 
FLOP ISCPACION 9 f@@% vtec chessatereteceee eeeietomeis f cakele. ln astarans. cue Rd Wena Clea ae ne eae cou 3 00 
SUuppHes Py bOUHE. 2265.0. Weg ei apete debe are etek Mycee seh ores ie on aes ea 51 49 
Printing postage, Cts. sc eivwe bles woe ee eee ee eee 94 53 
RENTS ISIE, CLG, Ps 5. 235 Ciaerera elle hate eat te tame ede Restate sora ee 26 00 
Postage .télesrams,? GtC.<0 205 64 ees attic ee 16 25 
Premium: for cuarantee vote lodge, oficer. ar ens ee 1 00 
ALLS OUR CRS chase nisahd a4 See + hleg Deke eh ae dete ee hte i ee na an ee 28 79 

Totalvexpenses: of: management: 0. ee eee $290 06 


Huneralapenefits |. vise .5 died ae ee ak ee ee 300 00 
DICK BDSM ONCE 2265/5: G ose ciel do eh NMG ON Ce Ae ne ee 73°10 
Total sexpenditure is, 0.0 -leliscoce See en ee ee $668 76 


Si 


1918 REGISTRAR-OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 279 
nt 


OTTAWA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 102. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Organized 1867; incorporated November, 1895, 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


PeM-e Draper residentnn «. ances se sche les tae ee eerie aos ai Ottawa. 
Chas. St. Jacques, Vice-President ......... cece eeeseecerceees Ottawa. 
J. K. Peffers, Secretary-TreaSurer .....-. eee cece eet reece eeee Ottawa. 
J. A. Murphy, Recording Secretary .........:-+teesscesereeee Ottawa. 
A. E. Sheppard, Corresponding Secretary .......--++s+seeeeees Ottawa. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Local Union. 
Total membership of Local Union, 444. 

Hight members of the Society died during 1917. 
Total amount of funeral benefits paid, $2,850.00. 


Il. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the local body. 

Number of members of the Society who received sick benefits during 1917, 27. 
Total amount of benefits paid in 1917, $425.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 105. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Fund, $766.24, 


IfI. ASSETS. 
Cash on deposit in Bank of Ottawa ......... 0b es cnere ere rrs ccc re rene ces $766 24 
ARE L <hr enue sae aie ie ean ee OGL AC cL $766 24 


IV. Liaprmiries.—_-None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


When were the Society’s accounts audited? Quarterly. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were: J. I. Dioune, James McCann 
and Harry Lamb, of Ottawa. 

Books of account kept by the Secretary are: Ledger and Day Book. 

No changes were made in the organization or management of the Society during 1917. 

Amount of Secretary-Treasurer’s bond, $1,500.00. 


280 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $449.00. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


TD UOS iy ite cce wus 6! o'ale. blow whale ‘esas ocoieceubie ottiats Seen ote CA ene cae ee $713 19 
INGOT OR Ee oi se diese cacao dct & Wace Wek tid os Pana ane eae ale me Sa tO em 12 05 
‘LOLA larecei ptsw a. ae a'al wih, se HUE 6 5 qos obi ie ate Tie se ogeten Fake cate afore are ene ee $725 24 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
All management expenses are paid by the Union, 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


an aca tora Beer dy de Wt A ony Fb a gt Ak ae Mahe a oe $425 00 
Funeralsbeneiits (Internationals Union) =¢5; 42-00) .e oe 2,850 00 
otal; expenditures. 7, vc veces eloen gene ee eee $3,275 00 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 281 
saat LL SEIT SST aR 


TORONTO MUSICAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF BENEFIT DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized 2nd December, 1887; incorporated in Ontario, 26th September, 1894. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Tb UATTOLL, MP TeSiCeNty tee oe cll « sleln oye a ore )p wiv eis sin, ois amore wis Toronto. 
Jos. Ball, Secretary-Treasurer ........- cece cece ecco cree teers Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 792. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 9. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, 450.00. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 25. 

Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $255.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 85. 

Amount of cash to credit of Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund, 31st December, 1917, 


$1,310.59. 


III. ASSETS. 
eet AITIGHOL TOALIESLALG. coins Foie ec AE errs See eee se gti s Sree ease ee as ~ $35,000 00 
Reh Shh TESST? oye Se ge OB rr GEC Ae Clad OCR Ie Don Re aie eRe CI ai 1,310 59 
pPIN ERT EYe TS0e. VR pee eos nian chien oe ROR ACR eae se era RR 1,590 00 
TTT AT LSS OLS Mi tet a Pe ee hed ones G5 ae eS es coll Cuore, Sisuaonsines $37,900 59 
BROS ES 
~ IV. LIABILITIES, 

Re ME TLGl rt eee cn lacie a go rae + Pad Wiotenald «Minus, dee pies tereye ss, Sree 8 $50 00 
DVT ROW PINON SARC 026 erste eee ee ese ce Sece mee ey Soe ah Hea ake Cee wos alti eos He 5,600 00 
Bea PEt tte eh les Gs ne aie motes sini ois ais os sips bi ve oie m ees 4, c%4. 6 5 551 63 


$6,201 63 


c= sede = 4 


282 


THE REPORT OF THE 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Dues are payable quarterly by the members. 
The books of the Society were audited quarterly in 1917. 


Books of record or account kept: 


Ledger and Blotter. 


Now iiss 


The name and post office address of the auditor for 1917 was as follows: Norman 


H. Mcleod, Toronto. 
No changes were made duri 


benefits. 


Amount of bond of Secretary-Treasurer, $300.00. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $1,063.84. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Initiation fees 


Dues... 


Interest .. 


Slee ie Lees, we (oe erie. ie aio, 01.0 6 aie 6 "e,denter 197-6) so; \4) Oren Ss Vee eke ea, ene [Ole eae sel 8 ee Cee 
oe 6,6 Gils ©0001 6 16 18 (6: Sle. e6 GO, \6: ies7e 10 0;, Sere! wi ure). Sse Lon 10 08 ae, a ACO Le: Cede 18 Rolle) 2 cere oes S| Sia ame alsa 


A Ler OD Ech CHC ROL OnOeou amt ec enor Ober tac) TIP OOD OATS ORCMORONES COL OVOROCO TROND GGG 


175 2 ene eS Pane aMe neem Se anu ouch An Mom ce Ni lins Gwe dc Aauac ith 


Renta. so. 


All other sources 


bie. eo; ofa 16) 0: oO Sav! 18, 6] (a) ie ie “aS O (Oe 6 OTe eke (RNUL (ele 6 he hee) Oey ets 6 ne4'S ee) bee 6) elie. ole Oe peas 


ghia: 6. oie) 4 ie) (e) ve. fe tial: e [el we gi e\re) (6, Wire 62-0) ,0 (0) te, foe) enw, CL eUeL@ Re SOP eS) 10 7c Ci eee 


S. Sale: (aso) GR a teste: 0) ete, \0) ce PROT He? OC \ete Felwel see lue. (ein ome te 16) Olio oO) Os a Ose) Bie e 1Sib,e) Oe er Ole) Cie See eines 


VIII. CasSH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Per capita 


Interest on mortgage 


Rent, light 


Managing officers’ salaries and auditors’ fees 
Printing; eu, 


Travelling 


Postage, telegrams, etc. 


All other 


LOCAL. 


Funeral benefits 
Sick benefits 
Total disability benefits 


Total 


tax and levies 


~ Heatvand taxes fos ais eis ase wiesuerr pense lee ne peel eee 
EXNENSES. > ade Sole a orsin Me ath ariel e aaa ate a rls ka oie oi cos 


so cete: 6.8. '@ okie) Shiv.ce, 66 od 66) 6:6: in) Op. 18:0 (e- (6) 10 (04.0) 0:8) a 07s ose ee Nerene) Se 


O. 6 ene ww eli6, elt6, 0 16) 01:6 ove 4 6. oe © (6/UGu 10) 56, \6) elletis 8.741 0, @ FSG) Je \0) 6 erie a OES K6. 6) Wie 100-078 e Oootre Te eee 


ea a, 0 1e © ee 6 6 6 em 0 08 6 8 We [mire Keljeltre O1re, 6) 104.0) 050; 16) .0 (6. (0) .@ 1.8) (97 wi l0)F0. Ui48) 0. (e ee sen 6) 16s 


6 0 (0 6 6.6) Oe «ole 6 (6).0 € u's; ©7.0\6 "e @ je 00) a) .6. 0) 0) 6 Pere" 0) (91.60) Le. 10/40) @ eee 10109) 0 eae 
© (006 © €50 © @ 6 16-0 © 6 \6 © tel le © 6.0 (© 9; 9-0) eo ©1166. e050) 8 80.58 0) 6) .e (8 ey a) a8) 87 @ (ele ley mele 
© 16) 16, fans, 10 Ne le) 6: a) 0: 6).0:, 6:0: "eine "Ome! @ oe (6 (00 6) 79) 0) 6 6" (9 aL e: ere: a. 6) 0] ee! Oe a eae 


expenses 


o (ee (6.6 (©) .a% one ie Oa ‘8: elipirs: © 16, 0 58 0 9 6 © 6 © a) (6 9) 10) .e @. ¢. 161.4 leye 6) Wel ane eke 


ng 1917 in the Constitution and Laws in relation to 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, 283 


ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENpDING 318T DECEMBER, 19 ET: 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 24th September, 1888; incorporated 27th June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 21st December, 1917, were as follows: 


C. J. Foy, Provincial Predid emit Were ee eer ee ee nS Perth. 
Samuel Cross, ATIC CoP Tesi el ame rte mre ci mance ee SNL a ay Ottawa. 
Thos. R. Donovan, Provincial Secretary «..42+--eses sete cee. Ottawa. 
w. J. Cantwell, POW Mela LECASULGD whe aie am ality octets ere ne Ottawa. 


Ill. FUNERAL BENEFITS, 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 1,185. 
Number of members of the Society who died during the year 1917, 15. 
The total amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $4,500.00. 


TV. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917: Subordinate bodies, 72. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917: Subordinate bodies, $2,151.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917: Subordinate lodges, 418. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917: Subordinate lodges, -$745.75. 


V. ASSETS. 
Grand Subordinate 
Body. Bodies. 
Pe fv lie errmorteasee ean nitindincn rst et $10,000 00 «ws ee ees 
Cash in Standard PAT elt aw Suro is ys ea ee eS TOUS T Uh amt ates sheens 
Cash in Bank of Ottawa, (RSG ir Ope tat) AR NCO CURR TS Ca TB LBO TAL ie wn tee 
Cash in Capital Trust MorporaulOl Mechs rc aa ees pA A Se HL as Greet chi ey): 
Sos) ftlacena BRS les he ce Cie ree Cae rc ae a $3,778 88 


S25,00 000" $3,778 88 


————— ee 


NGI: LIABILITIES.—None. 


WARE MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments on account of benefit certificates are made quarterly, 

Four assessments were made during the year 1917, payable ist January, April, 
July and October. 

The books and accounts were duly audited March 21st, 1918. 

Names of auditors: Cunningham & Co., Ottawa. 

The books of record and account kept by the Society are: Register, Individual 
Ledger and Cash Book. 

Amount of bond of Grand Treasurer, $15,000.00. 

Amount of bond of Grand Secretary, $500.00. 


THE REP OR AOE ee 


VIII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $27,918.11. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Application fees 
Dues... 
Initiation fees 
Per capita tax yg oie 6 oie eer a ieee teehee oe eee ee renee 
Assessments .. 
Supplies ssOld Mae. ck as Sie ase eter hole ale eg ee ere Pee ree 
Interest .. 
Premiums. . 


© fo 0. €, 6) 0 0 0 8 0 je (O60 8S (6 10's 0110 0 8 6 6, '6 O18 Ole ure ea 6 @ @ 6. @ 


ceoeoeor ee ee oer eee ee ee eee ese reese erer eee eer eee eee eevee 


00) U 6, 0: 0 (8 he 16 0: 1@, 10 10) 6) 00 8) Oe, (6, 0,160) 0 10 1% <8, \0) 14) in, 50) 0) 6 <6 <6) 8) 8) 0 eee 6 


eT 


o je @ 0, @ 0 650 6 ‘0 8 oe 0) © 16) a 10 6) 6 © ee 00: '@ €) (6) 8 4) (0) (0, a) @ 0 0) X66: 19 18) @ ele @ \s, 


Cee 0 @ & ee 6 Se 8 bh 6 6 oe 6 6 8 © e 6 ee © 06 Le sie 6 6 615 6 6 6 © 8 eS 


TOtal ss. oe oe ee FS re Le ee een er ee 2 


IX, CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Per Gapitais LAX sp. 23 esos tee oe eek ec cate ete ce ere 
Commission expenses 
Registration fee 
Medical examiner's salary 
Board meeting 
Supplies*bouzsht cain. cc pana seeic oe ee eee 
Rent, lisht, heat-and “taxes age. eae eee 


O 50a. ee @ © mee 6 (ef 26. @ \e 8-5: 0; “0h O10 (08: ¢ «0. 'e @: S06 @ 18 0 6 
©. 6. @ @ 6) EC (0) 56. ‘oe 61 (6 (0: 6 16, 4 'e 6 (ee 0. \e 0.8 6) (0 058 oe ¢ '» ie 6 610 wo) 6 0 6 
0) 10. We 0), '@) 0) 16:6 0)/6 (019) a8. (0-9) Site 6: 6! 6) ©) ©. We 6 ce ene s 6 


© <0) 6 '@: 10) “or ©) 0: 0 (0 58. 6, @.0' 0, 0" 0 6: 1G, 8 0) 8 © 0 'e he! whale le) 6 isis 6 @ ss © 15a) 


POStARE, SCLC. 05 '.c5 eriinchows, oo eke Reet eee ae a eae 
Guarantee premiums 
Interestand exchange, ....08 2.2.50. ee eee 


©: (@: (0: @ Le". 6! O58. 2 “ey, a) ONO 19 le “ee, a O8IG: © 0 6) Ne) 6 6) <<) .0, 16) sa) ve-ler 6 eire. 


(bd) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


Endowments or payments in nature thereof ............. 
Ber capitaitax or levies ~eeeeee DUGG, ai cue otek feo ee ke 
Dife-insurance ‘clalmse 7c ee ee ee ee 
ick Shenelts «occ ie Ok Mee Oe ca re cr ee ee 


OO 8 LO, OO 8: jo" SE 68 (0. 0) 16L.0: 6 CRM 18.10. 6,6) (@' 6, 6-8 eC OLe 2 16.6 a 180866 6 Cale ae 


SOOO. O07 0) kere O48) 6) ee) le) 16) @7 16! (65a): 105.0 Le! ©) 0) eve 8 6: Gare (ee lel rae 


BG, 0. (6,0 6 BGO) (e816) Gre a 6 ee) '6: Oe <0) le! term. 8) (al fe) eel a, 18 


Grand 
Body. 


eee eeee 
see ee eee 


oeeeeeree 


$987 76 
3,925 15 


Yh Ch a 


$5,353 28 


Grand 
Body. 


eee eceeee 


ee ee eeee 


$951 10 


oe eee eee 


oer ee eee 


“ee eeeve 
eee ee eee 


«ee ¢e we «es 


$5,910 10 


No. 11 


Subordinate: 
Bodies. 


$48 00: 
6,363 55. 
54 90 


of eee ee 
©.¢ @ © he sam 


1,288 98 


$12,165 63 


Subordinate 


Bodies. 


$665 82 


eee eevee 
eee eereee 
oes eeereee 


ere ecerece 


$12,060 906 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 285 


— 


peas soe ee es eee 


SONS OF LITHUANIA BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL ‘STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Incorporated 8th December, 1914. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


eer LOT VCH Ome PTCSIG CM tarcmee ie feces oily oie ra, coiehdncetwia 0 ta aha Toronto. 
J. Petraviche, Recording Secretary .......:..eeseees rece eeees Toronto. 
A. Wiliunas, Financial Secretary ......--.-eseeee cree re eceees Toronto. 
PME e lick ace LUCAS Per tam stsar © cic. cie (hos efsuerele S90 si mat + Sn ene Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken, with a membership of 70. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil. 


Il. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 9. 

Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $190.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 32. 

Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 
at 31st December, 1917, $692.58. 


III. ASSETS. 


obra he NESS boa arc are ae RC a eC $65 61 
Cash in Imperial Bank, Toronto ..........s ec ee cece ccc ee cece ee cercene 626 97 
Trai ae Et crcre to nielarnle << eo se choo eae sks sels ste 6 Sincere Pa, apap $692 58 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The books of the Society were duly audited December 30th, 1917. 

Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: V. Astasauskas, 5. 
Jankanskas and K. Dalinkeviche, Toronto. 


286 THE REPORT OF THE 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $512.68. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


TNIPiATION. LOOK os oc cacy » ve, dues & + ene vite = se legals ened erp gemiceesinlbew es dash srameasye inary $29 50 
Dites oh Te a Aa te nn hee ener 2 ie lo Ria ayo trae cea ra ae 374 00 
Supplies Old) 26. sos ss nese ascites wee aye ap en cleehe oie nenea ial Ie 23 30 
Tnterest and” Gividends (...05. 05. eee ches ops eee aie ein me uso sat te 1Somu 
AID Other. -SOULCCS bare sik ace ale kas cclocote tote tis Oue ame chatalt Bt ato pet eenccle Mayor Pies 2 15 97 

TER AT vcs a ee, boa. rw bw treo Die iplaie ola te te) selon eo pehiog a0 gee oa oes cae edes afo $469 88 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. = 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Reristration fee seis. fstcwssiies = ar ate om melanins glgeleeice | fewer trv oleate opin age $3 00 
[RTEPOSE 2 Sieg he che ee cm a rele a a One Bl ptrohe tetlecor elle pole Roney Wie enete ne iereken ceteris emenaae! 2 00 
Expenses of Annual (Meeting... 9. ws. a en ee tee Wa ae oes 18 00 
Suppliess bOUSHT. lace ca ws score presi ares canis Vi cae ohm aster vans aie oligo less ie et ane eae 4 70 
Managine officers’ ‘salaries 0 2.0. jet as ele oe alee tater ety ieee nee gee 25° 26 
Printing advertising, etc <1... sedis ce ee ee 3 00 
Postage telephoned, ebc). «eeu seeps etae cs eet ere ele eee ee 1 06 
ENG) As ee ee Ce ee LA eens ind ie opaey Set po Or Sta wD 8 50 

Total Expenses Of “Managemen tecinias = are setsceie ete sane tate anes eameres $65 5k 


(6) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


OT ele TON CH tS too ec cao a © kos oreo ne CALS Te, Decades ct Aias re Raho a ec e aa Cae RIS at sean Cte 
Total. disability benefits: sc oak a. ate sre eee ce oe eckey neers ef ne ends eee 


190 00 
25 47 


$280 98 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 28% 
SAINT STANISLAUS MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YeAR ENnpDING 31ST DECEMBER, L917, 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized March Osteo as incorporated 11th January, 1915. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the dist December, 1917, were as follows: 


PAM lewict @Presidentys sn cctrdge cs ree tea wel ate eo a Toronto. 
Paul Mocon, Recording AECTOLAT Vinheta cates rie rye eee Toronto. 
Tose OStiZeW ae el PCASULCK iw actos =o crt nies emt es Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 84. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $74.00. 


Il. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 5. 

Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $214.07. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 43. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $37.00. 

Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 


at 31st December, 1917, $972.24. 


III. ASSETS. 


Victory War Loan ...--+-++-+e> ie take she ta's ora eens ye ee ey 


TAIN ol ky hey to, tut ak COOe SOR PR eg MOT Ree a a a iC ee a $200 00 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made once a month. 
Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 
The books were duly audited on January 6th, 1918, by Denison & Wollsley, Toronto. 


288 THE REPORT OF THI No. 11 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $947.74. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Initiation Lees % 22 sc cc ws cco chew eee ee eS $30 00 
DUES aes ae wee ae ey Mace Sade ca bec Oca te aT et es ae 449 50 
SUPPLIES: SOL eee aes weld oo Seo kes ery ei ee ot On er ee 7 90 
Interest. and “dividends /2) case hc ls eee 20 84 
All -other SOurcés al wsec ns o8 Lae eee es ee ee 155 12 

TOTAL Gs ho fap ate « She We caip swt a ee get aaa ae ee Se ee eae $663 36 

VIII. CasH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 
Cash paid during 1917 for: 

LAW COSES porate cigs so she's ole sac cacy Se 4a GCE OU, ee a ern oe $9 00 
Registration fee: 1... c30 cu iene 5 Ap ee ee eee ee 3 00 
Supplies: bought 1. Sik jaca ee ee et ee 38 68 
Rent, wlight; sheatvand taxes S.cg:4a.ucasan Cae. ee ee 32 81 
Postage, telephones, telegrams and express .............cceceeccee. 8 65 
Salaries = -ebCe oe. ac cetelasnis ease we oe ae ht ee 12 00 
Other ‘expenses: 0065 fc 6 so cry eee A ee 9 65 

Total expenses of management ..... ie Sah aan han re ae $113 79 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure 

Hunerals Demenhts | oars ca, 2 a nee ee eels cite ei ee : 74 00 
Bick <“Deneht ss wis 5 eves aici ere cae Se ee en wee. ee 214 07 
Medical attendances) s< J) soitns anager ee ee eee 37 090 
Investments (not extended), $200.00. 

Totals expenditure |. o7,tg ee see ee ee ee ee $438 86 


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ee 


OTTAWA HEBREW BENEFIT SOCIETY. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Ottawa, Ont. 


Organized April, 1912; incorporated 12th May, 1915. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


eremetr its Kk LOSTOITA (Ph TeS1O Gl Uae vies «slates toes wie Sic «ose eis/ene1 sg weee serene Ottawa. 
PemeViGLriGkKy <V 1CE-PYresic Gril. tees oc atene tsi Wc ate aie sa ovale eran ete enone Ottawa. 
NEEL OSONMOLSK Yel TCASULrClays ©. cates wie ce a eG ss ue ob cle oie coe eiete Ottawa. 
Pe OCLOT PINAL CLA ORCLOLAL Vain eae tir si ken chee cise ote ev eis alee teteteh Ottawa. 
Cais PCUDere Pe ILeCOLdille * BCCLELAL Vie so sc reas odie gie'e ecole shdle bs wie cheng Ottawa. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society with a membership of 108. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount paid for funeral benefits during 1917, none. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits, 12. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $144.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 36. 
Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $37.50. 
Cash standing to credit of Fund, $483.25. 


III. ASSETS. 


ee meee oredr CT kt ELLA OLE Whe cant sone sie wkeee 05. Suc es wis a Sie eke « ere owes ee $583 25 
EOS, TN TOES EVEN SE (GES: gees ae gh igs SSR kf Oiee Sr tc Ap aoe Rete rt a 300 00 


$883 25 


IV. LIsABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 
No assessments were made during 1917. 
The accounts were duly audited for the year 1917 by the Finance Committee. 
VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $606.75. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


EVAL E ULC ROTI. t COC MU citric ieteae cele, eisgeve area oa, fe cic nie oe SAT coal Woah era's) oth $34 00 
PILI SMM rc vate a ccc Ried os et Met ere he ee cee eg Mace eh ae 258 00 
PCr ee ima ULC L LOCUS a wr ie kis eine eee one ce hd ee se. Sh ee etna 15 00 
eMC LIL Te UIT I CCOC ici rotc rem tehy ey dese, ore ae ogc ae ao eel ae a te ide dha eae 35 82 

TEC SS opera iss Bie PERU BAIN G2 ah ye NSRP TRAE Rie adh Mie aa a $342 82 


290 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


[i ett tI UttSSSSIdtS Sse 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
Registration eG". . oes “See eT AR Pe abes Cie SUReae ee coe sR rt ee erate $3 00 


SUDPIHES DOULIT Soe a 2 aio arene ses iar euratee a0d) ceesa gs’ seated e teenie ety ie nee eee Reryete eat 4 65 
Rent, light, *heat-and) taxes Gay aesGly acs castes se ie ssn te ele etleae ees eters 40 00 
Managing voficers’ Salaries ws sisters vs.s leas ca sty arctalencle ati si. e aan ae a eee 65 50 

Total expenses of management Ue vita tat lela attnava at@lebe ealern saat atereni tee Silo fre 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


SICK ADEN CLITS Ca cash. oe ei ohe Vie Glee elie 'ws ehaten oho tegen GRE Tareas eee ete ain ee ae eae 144 00 
Medical’ attendance 7 iiiiiduses nate ceote rele oa eae eee Eee ee 37 50 
eh Ge) 13) aera re ear enna ariNa een iets Cet Ape ek nl Saye co kyl a fol eee 37 50 

Total @xpenditure so si. c caus a Ghee oven a ha a eear ie Seen rane ee ee $332 15 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 291 


LINITZER SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 
Organized October 5th, 1913; incorporated February ist, 1916. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Dec apitapsky, Presiden tine pe coy <p scl ee 8 Pieler tie rare Toronto. 
DOK LVICe PIeSidGHt (ees. cose certs een ees se nee Toronto. 
TA TELINAN  SOCLOLALY i pesewis is susie: ate = sasieteeaes: se eit eg e cye fim siene oe Toronto. 
Bea nitopsk vy LLCaSULCEs a.m wie eae c wines ecient er ie seis Set Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of es 
Two members’ children died during 1917, and $10.00 funeral benefits were paid. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 7. 
Total amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $55.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 11. 
Amount paid for medical attendance, $243.32. 

Amount standing to credit of Fund, $459.13. 


III. ASSETS. 
Te IMEyTUC Ofer ce CCBtALG mas Re tatu tems eave Hn heme keeles Se tire ng et ee es $200 00 
scspa(l ab HERS AS ag i Ge Sa 1h ical Clee Hen agra a AD aa i ada a BA 
Cash in Bank of Toronto, TOLL TO URE re chne Goi cae here o oke wie arin fo nhs. He damien 680 77 
Tet EM SETI SIO AIG. RI Por eG RICE ae ot A ee aaa $911 48 


BERRI SE ale OES 


IV. LIABILITIES.—$29.66. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made when necessary. | 

The books of the Society were duly audited January 9th, 1918. 

Three books of record are kept. 

Names and addresses of auditors of accounts of 1917: D. Bresbon and I. Zeltzman, 


Toronto. 
No changes were made during 1917 in the constitution and rules in relation to 


benefits. 
Amount of bond of Treasurer, $200.00. 


292 THE REPORT OF THE No. a1 


VII, CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $485.88. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Cas 


j 


Medical {fees fi. cars cine ean a uleule loins atete Bete eles elslelevele © a(S alae a alates 3250 Bb 
DUBS Ss a eee Ge Boe ty ae ale ee ee OE are ake sore ona ieee ena arent Pi as 367 26 
Dues, relief. 60. ce eins oe ese e vite semene sides tees Vicitise alan sa ee ween 13 35 
Charter -f6@s  scisvis « os ac clcceies busts pe ais cue a's el clss aiet siralaiaats a ot eratarenetor a 73 00 
DUPDILICS ) SOLG. tis siete gree clerorere aco ehever, cote «re Sa Wain e w 1s chet let win afal mieeta seamed M3 2b 
Interest:-and- dividends 4 i..\v.e0 semis vices + wiayeiste oes Petele owls oleate aetna! 5 080 
Donations. Kee Sede a sietetls riers cleus cas weer ateare Sictareraccte es SP yas = 04 20 
‘All otherssources -.~... «cauhbece a ee ee eee Bp a hee Es A5 17 

TOtAL i hues ersten hota cae ert iseveve eee cas Seeuhes am caene cee atte S8TZ 42 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management. 


h paid during 1917 for: 
Travelling EXPENSES .....ssseerevee WP Pere re ole tobe alelove a cle Ga aaa oie 39 90 
Registration fee ........sceceees 4 ejecta Wisin soo eet eels mie ele colarae am art ate eet 3 08 
Premium fuarantee 2.0.2.0. cesses coin GieNe ove ein > dial cia diam ol ale sca eer ereea 8 50 
Rent; dieht, heat,“ eters soc seieewse ewe eee ders ovel oréinin amie ein epdeca rates ere 31 7 
Salaries ec ssa 6 cae eae s cme cee od a iar paid wale Gratole eeatere ate Siete mre eater “30 00 
PLAN CLE ees aie wow ethics 5 es isle date: ie abana, ter ees) ayee elas @istmrete at wtahalg ofa ei eran heer ge 18 7 
POStALEI eS Nica ce e's eras 0 ew el ose © bois als 6 a atale ofulol ale che aie «tetnlalalata ater eee “36 60 
Expenses of management .............. ote aka aterales CEE ge ee $138 50 

(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

Funeral benefits |. o.c9 2. cc mses ee crete arora atene aeeeets tare a atte Se waadecceaas 10 00 
Sick’ benefite: 2... 40s eva s eis nate ets ore are. Ge chetaa ats iat ae ae ane era pits 25, 55 00 
Medical=attendance. - 400 once eee aoe oe ete lee ee te oe ee eee Z4Z 32 
COMSLORY co edison crt cs sid ae oie Sun Ake tae neous tha oretete a ere ere tds cg eveeen eee 200 00 
$646 82 


ee eeeepeeeeneeeeeseae teeta ee 
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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 293 


OTTAWA THEATRICAL MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION No. 49. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 318T DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Ottawa. 


@rganized November 3rd, 1911; incorporated April 10th, 1916. 


The Exeeutive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Brnest Andrews, President ........-seee eee rre ees eerrccecces Ottawa 
Heetor La Perriere, Vice-President ....-----ssssesereerererces Ottawa. 
Romeo R. Marcil, Secretary-Treasurer ....----+-ereeerrrereres Ottawa. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken with a membership of 30. 
Number ef members who died during 1917, none. 
Ameunt ef funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil, 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, none, 

Armount ef sick benefits paid during 1917, nil. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, none. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $32.00. 

Total amount ef cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 
at 31st December, 1917, $62.99. ; 


III. ASSETS. 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The books ef the Society were duly audited June 30th, 1917, and December 28th, 
1917. 

‘Names an@ addresses of the auditors for 1917 were as follows: F. Farmer, L. 
Alarie, Ottawa. 

Amount ef bend of Secretary-Treasurer, $600.00. 


294 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 
Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $53.88. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Initiation fees: esa ease ce Sad cre area ane che aL aren ence clea ay een Benes gene 
OB 6 ot ea ca ey YA era 4 Co RP alae SutsA Ye A St ot nd, ie at Gay alae os Un | 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


$8 00 
247 50 
1 97 
75 


$258 22 


Per capita taxcand leviesos.c..s ck oe ee aie oe ee ee ee $8 13 
DIB W “COSTS ie ek rae Sine Sieve wie is 8 ae Ole See iat ee ee CE 1 00 
Revistration...f@6 5 xeshtateve areca os os heeitita Oe ne ee 3 00 
FROME CLC. We «eee sage Cie’ dco cr deotertne Tacos aie oie ae cla aT 8 97 
Managing officers’; salaries @. 05s... cece aes ie ee ae ee ee 60 00 
Postage: telephones, | etes 222. ce" is oo cee ren ie ee ee ee 26 88 
Premium ieuaranteess. oy cece ee tele Gt ee ee ee 1 50 

Total expenses of management ....... ; 9 GOS atte datats Gaeleal etc ate NEE eae $109 48 

(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

GAEUTEI OS a vc scale Sie are Sears cal chests ce ce ke ee a ne 10 00 
Medical vattendance of f.-02, sinae seen ene 32 00 
Allvother texpenditure! vues pasta ee eee 97 68 

LOCAL Yo Ae esd ave dats, pte © ean aa TNE: Booch REC nace $249 11 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 295 
BERDICHEVER BROTHER LOVE SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR Enpinc 318t DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto. 


Organized July 25th, 1915; incorporated 23rd May, 1916. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Max wWassers Preside sein eae ee meine ale g comes sas Re aie th wane Toronto. 
Rev. Morris Bliman, Secretary ....---+eseeesecersrrerteeeees Toronto. 


TE ELUrOWitZ ey RT CASUTOL @ rete celle men crate eae mines ies yeleeitie, #2 Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 123. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 

Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil. 

Funeral benefits amounting to $46.50 were paid for members’ children. 


II. Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 11. 

Amount of sick benefits during 1917, $155.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917. 31. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $306.35. 

Total amount of cash standing to the credit of the Sick and Funeral Benefit Fund 


at 31st December, 1917, $782.57. 


III. ASSETS. 


RrermraliGeot Teal nOStalCie ao vet oot wre te er eet Fite LF Mea SHO me Fee Cte $960 00 
(ASME RAD LOLMN OVAL COLLEY. eerie aise aie fe nek cl Ae pitt oie #9 aici nig ee Ain Se 726 22 
SS Hee E) USP cg Sena, oe Se eNO Ce eC ae Ca a Ral 56 35 

$1,742 57 


CAI ERNE 
: 


TV. LIABILITIES.—None, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made when necessary. 
The books were audited quarterly during 1917. 
Amount of bond of Secretary, $100.00. 


296 THE REPORT OF THE 


No. 11 


a 


VII, CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $969.57. 

Cash received during 1917 from: 
Application £ees —syo% ie ores hes Sivonen ee ee 
Initiation “Les i as sistem a oe 4's yb ee oe een eee ee ee 
DUES apie not ce ae eS eae Os te ke ae ele ee ee 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 
DAW LCOStS Se 4a ck Ve 0 > hea Poe eas we ee ne ee 
Registrations fee s0c..).. sc. esee eae ele ee ons ee 
Printing, SOUCs7 |, oc. Fase oles nciaine ds Med gaan Ce ey Sr 
SAIATIOS oF oc aton as. nig'm alors ie ee. citya See eee Reet ee Re ee ae 
IN ECT OSE Co orn. ru ints of ued ahecnstth py ate tela te ep He AC ee oe 


WUMETADEN CALS er. Asics to ate sw odors cele a sella ce eee 
Sick» /benefltss <. 4c cr.2.5 as avast ae TT te ea 


$11 25 

: 7 75 
1,454 20 
8 52 

580 55 
294 69 


$2,356 96 
a 


$43 46 

3 07 
62 25 
85 00 
82 50 
61 75 
75 13 


—_—— 


$413 16 


46 50 
155 00 
306 35 
712 95 


—_— 


$1,633 96 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 29 
anne eee ee re eS SO 


HAMILTON ST. STANISLAUS MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR HENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Hamilton. 


Organized 5th May, 1916; incorporated 31st May, 1916. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Ladislaus Holody, President .......--seseseecseeeeceeereers Hamilton. 
Rev. Thos. Tarasuik, Secretary .....---seerrererecerecrers Hamilton. 
FATICMOUY LUTE, CL TOASUNCT sels. arcj.c <5 + sisinscs= erere > osererenn Sieserel see =) Hamilton. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 79. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 1. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid during 1917, $75.00. 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 9. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, $125.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 25. 
Amount of cash standing to credit of fund, $976.70. 


III. ASSETS. 


Cash in Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton ........-sesseeeseeeeereserccccees $976 70 


Sst ASG OTS ee fice Go ola ele cet e)oels onsiollensiene 6 nines es se Si ei eR ple slin eis $976 70 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made monthly. 
The accounts of the Society were duly audited January 15th, 1918. 


VII. CasH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $760.81. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


THIUTIS TOT TR CR os declhie se cle ce ss eos wine sti Wd 8% + sce ae ms sh elHiaiels +2 oe 6 = > $22 00 
SEU OTILR Ne tees See eile a= wie Fein Seine Helse en win Cue Te esis y wis.ede be Fee ee 410 00 
TCR GR Te ie Ce eee hie Feed Sinln witieiele etitin'sia oe sip eye a aiens see'es <9 18 84 
PA Tipteers? SOULCOS cic ae vir ce os > sess Sis ane yr o Se ov ois) Rie plein vo o's ais ve ote a 6 #6 5 90 

PPntAle TACGIDisw shee to a a sales ele Bes en aS ser eie Fe vse ss sen ee ens $456 74 


PAN eee 


298 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


I a a 


VIII. CaSH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Resi stration (TOO. a sicb:s w.s'm eee e oetees meee atails Cee Re te te $3 00 
EVOTLES CL CHR Sate ciate teres alate olahe SIE ewig OEE NC Tee On CaO ne 37 50 
POSTAL Os ciao sents ches ko ou iy oe ome ulate TRIE ee 35 

Total expenses tof management. 2) oe se ee ee $40 85 


Huneral ¢benefts?.vwse eee eal eee a ee arefats GEanG cheese ene 75 00 
Sickpbeneiita ivi 5 emctentitencne eiseh) wena ce ae ae eae ee 125 00 
Total expenditure’ ¢.4. iui .tu signs gn ete seo ee ae $240 85 
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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 299 
rr 


CZENSTOCHOWER AID SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, LOL 


Head Office, Toronto. 


a 


Organized July 1st, 1915; incorporated 1ith September, 1916. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


AP Winter, President: nace cee. one deme men ss anew mv elect ee ce Toronto. 
J. Shogilew, Vice-President .......-.eeee eee ee ress eee cecees Toronto. 
B. Wolhendler, Secretary ........c-ceccececesccssrecescccceses Toronto. 
G@: Danziger, Treasurer ........00 cece sees tate cece eee nsencsne Toronto. 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits were undertaken by the Society, with a membership of 85. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 14. 

Amount of sick benefits paid during 1917, $200.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 40, 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $237.00. 


III, ASSETS. 
Castine Bank eof HAMiltONn voces ace vee me nse roe alee ee ese wsiein erie tess $574 84 


Thea GETARS » AOR AGS 35 Ge BIR IGM Gp A ir On Ct IS Be GOO Cae a RRO $574 84 


IV. LrIaBiLities.—No information. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books and accounts of the Society were duly audited January 19th, 1918. 

The names and addresses of the auditors were as follows: C. Danziger, B, Wolhend- 
ler, and M. Tarnopsky, Toronto. 

No changes were made during 1917, in the Constitution and By-laws. 

Amount of bond of Treasurer, $25.00. 

Amount of bond of Secretary, $10.00. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $282.30. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


PAM IEGH LOT ef COG wteeitts a cate sie ates wine elvirln als #14 ¢n ep oseehhi ee. viele Bie aincains + 20°8 $11 00 
EVV irre eG iS ele Ce hale aoe wee ae aca sr oihau syne 28 w 0) 9.a mes egnlarore wae oe 565 00 
PETE Tat UTE COR eo renee hee tale bieibeke see hws © meee 8 aa leans Were dsialiege’s 12. 00 
TTL OVOAT RR Ts Fe cena sists e & siecle Sie eIL  vonetinh a ee neo bie nies om giw'die 8.6 © ey. 
JIE STEEN an Sees RA SOR OIRO HOI ear a aes Cae s&h, Seana ea en ae Re 496 88 

TOLAURTeCCI DLS) vcs okie mes BAe Mier te sen 70 op a cea toc ir aac $1,090 20 


a I A AT ETE 


300 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE, 
(a) Hupenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration. y Lee goa. 6.0 cies violence ohers cptatettetepts a een atate «cee eae e eae 33 00 
Rent, -light, heatiand) taxes’ cme sao eerie eels Oe ee ore ni ee eee 36 00 
Balarles ros ws se pew Wes aos a wielanece sale alo abareee. cone dha a She she siete none TeNene eta ce en 57 50 
Printing, . OUCs . ee Saks cle Stele Row cheas, «WW leeeeate eee ne eee ae Oar aa en 81 25 
Postage, «telephones; CtG. se evsa weiess 0 karte Ore Renee ere ete eee ta wie ee eee 26 61 
3204 36 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
Bick Gbenefits Oa). aue ee eist Week ie oe eee eee Spokes cieeee wee care 200 00 
Medical attendance : eis. cote cn. coteictoe uate aioe eee Pe at aa thet alee 237 00 
ALL OCMET oes skcals stots wines love sled) Vevey oramice, cberted ota’ Natalie Mee ern ae ee 156 30 
Total expenditures, a> woes ose eee eee Nake ete s eae 24 ag $797 66 


ASLS REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 301 


LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF ONTARIO. 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR NINE MONTHS ENpING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. 


Incorporated 14th April, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


Norman G. -“Heyd:i Grand! Dictator 5 css ei ee tewe ne ce ee Toronto. 
Prete itt: AstANG CVICG-DICtALOfa is - he ok tans eer sie ole ke ea ees Hamilton. 
APenie SACODS. GTANd “Secretary of. os 6 Ci ceclels coh lan oN eee eb ee Toronto. 
INL A eeLO GIL VE TOenSUTer 2 oa oe Sic tine boa 6 a dielaes Ona et Toronto. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Doe not start paying benefits until January 1st, 1918. 
Total membership at 3lst December, 1917, 550. 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 
De rot start paying benefits until January, 1918. 
III. ASSETS. 


ES URS NU SE alee ar 8 98 5 SMCS eRe nS ena Ora ee $896 58 


“$896 58 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


No assessments were made during 1917. 
The hooks were duly audited for 1917. 


VII, CASH RECEIPTS. 


€ash balance from 1916 (not extended), nil. 
€ash received during 1917 from: 


CARUIS SS oo ie akg eS gE ag areca et Ni on A 5 One er a a $896 58 


RATE ee mie ene ky era esr han tei eC etn cas 6 eh nent oe ees $896 58 


= SS See 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Expenses of Management.—None, 


302 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
SS SS a ee 


TORONTO FIREMEN’S BENEFIT FUND. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR EnpDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, 152 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized 16th June, 1891, and incorporated in Ontario, 30th June, 1893. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Capt. J. W. Fox, Chairman .......c60606 seececesctessceecs Toronto. 
| WD Slaght;. Secretary. Si. a. facts ec cle > © eye mje a omye ote ars aie atslataters Toronto. 
| ~s, T, Bradshaw, Treasurer .........se0seee erect eee eee ees race ee LOLOnte. 


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ae Rs z Beteh 


II. MOVEMENT IN INSURANCE CERTIFICATES. 
Number of members, December 31st, 1917, 340. 
III. anD IV. SicK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


No sick benefits or funeral benefits are undertaken, 


V. ASSETS. 
City of Toronto, DONdS ..... cece eee e cece ee ee eee eee eerste ee eseeeneecee $270,101 27 
Gash ins DANK -c6 yes ae holes Ce si) ce Ofer simletetaiarste nals, aiavere, sunigr eee] ate acetate cted eet iniean 26,682 30 
Interestcaccrued 0m “DONS: V..ds. ec. os \se orelewssiave © ss seis miele) gisele a miallelete 6,614 74 
TOG boke ecw oS oo wo kee se ia sateen, eae ve etovele oh ea oy emt as SN a ae cone es eterna $303,398 31 


VI. Liapmities.—No information. 


VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made semi-monthly, and are paid on the first and sixteenth days 
of each month. 

The books were duly audited by Walter Sterling, January 17th, 1918. 

No changes were made in the by-laws during 1917. 


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VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Balance from 1916 (not extended), $27,709.27. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


ASH OSHSIMONLES tlic ices ae ein Shale Dice wuptie ais te fate toate gs fete werataita (ate) oe thal /t ete erica $20,993 90 
NW oy 31 ear re cee ean a a WP AL re ah EN Repay Cancer 2a Sy Sec ne ee 13,714 62 
Donations os etc Wass ove Cie @reka le wialeiale, alates ao renciete Renn MnE CRG cota elie eee 632 50 
CULV VOTING sk vk eas co Se we eee le ar Re ee ey eel ate Ta ee Te ta oils eee ne a 8,750 00 


i Totalsirecel pts. Sea uc Oa ee eae wake Pe erate eee cae aoe ees $44,091 02 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 303 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Registration fee ....... BAY DO Lana Depts al Fy fying RON Pe r= ate aA ig De rl $3 00 
ORO PICMELI UL Cie irene ater alse tetera arersie a et ce elele Sep NOG TE OLA oie ace bie vines bis a 13 00 
MW Oldie exposed: Of management cer. can. core cs oad Cac se oc om 6 $16 00 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


MmEROMLLLSUTATICOLCIALIIS te vec serait: ar ome rss ae ce here lo tac clieis onc eere 1635719 
oC sy LLM eee otea peice RSet Cte Rare! Auto vere & Meets STE ee IRNSE w Riera aOR Waly te Ere acelin g 21,922 87 
ERGUL IAL om ILO It DOT San sisters stormececce ute ren sR aires Sie we ice cles lets Bebe 1,543 22 


For investments (not extended), $20,000.71. 


Orie TCU OILUT Ome ne cate etre cone ee Cre eee ie a ee oe ron $25,117 28 


304 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
$e 


POLISH YOUNG MEN’S HEBREW SOCIETY. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917. 


Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 


Organized in October, 1912; incorporated in Ontario 12th January, 1915. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


T, Kruger, President ........ccececeeccrc csc eccesececssaecers Toronto. 
L. Steinhouse, Treasurer ........c ec cs eer ec cece cnc esescteece Toronto. 
M. Kaplinsky, Secretary ..........secseccccncecviccasecessces Toronto. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 123. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none, 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Sick benefits are undertaken. by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 7. 
Amount of benefits paid in 1917, in respect of sick members, $105.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 21. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $119.50. 


III, ASSETS. 
Cash value ef’ real estate 2.25... ces = wees ee eeu ee et a oe ies oy ele en a $300 00 
Cash in Northern, Crown Bank ........c cece cece esc e ree nc ew scessiveres 639 68 
Total ABSCLS Ci cee «x vie soee ot? shales anon siete cetera ste aie cats ete ae ate eters Cate aie $939 68 


IV. LIABILITIES.—--No information, 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


One assessment for the purpose of sick and funeral benefits was made during 1917. 

The books of record and account are: Minute Book, Cash Book and Order Book. 

The accounts of the Society were audited June and December, 1917. 

During 1917 no changes were made in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 
sick or funeral benefits. 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 305 
OI I I Sa CT 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $540.57. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Tope itcat axes cee es ieee ere gras eum Ee meres em e6 te Core ae s $123 00: 
ECE ee tae chose Soe ebaniiot' a 60s Mer omo nts nap oric™ namie aes sites Se aaen 8%: ¢ 290 71 
TNC ETT Siete ttre ree carte tale ola tect otalare inter = sre er trol den ofp ye sie. aie eie © 9 8 ae 96 00 
PARTE SOUNCES Ty cettiats ois ig nie hie eke ale nga e+ we eee aie wis een 6 9 2 a8 8 8 cc 9 250 00 
ReDayrdent sol LOAM. tates inate ne se ers s a me Ree ee ce ens 68 60: 

SUA SRMASE fhe cs. Suv cteeas gPoree, Sore ay World rtat a one ete Sselels Duara ute po ext ole mugs sae $828 31 


CAA AAR SDE 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Pech cearOLAMieClLING ast eee nes tents teres erm es webs re mes sie sns $45 00 
ecieYATION PLCC be aie late tes Stes ne ee es nae et tse nw nie tse on ne Oo aie 8 esis 3 00 
Managing officers’ salaries and officers’ and auditors’ fees ...........- 70 09 
Lea g tg are ae ie aan 2 Reece arenas ace Mee MN Ee ioe dh con tone. raise lebosopetsiogane oe 46 00 
TEC TRRSSS ES an Oh dr ee ieee CC CR eae a Ce ZT 40 70 
ESS CELA GDS Be We Ete ESE ee OU ORIEN IT OE ONC oa a A 300 00 

Total expenses Of manageMent ....... ee reese reece seer er te eeces $504 70 

(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 

Seal tes | PRPS AE Remy ee) Shee eee EN a ICR CRC Cn ck NCC Na 105 00 
Pa iCa leat CON CALICO anise 6 oc-v ites sem lei ete so nel Oe 5 3 Se Sine cepa seo Rien lage 11950 

Total expenditure ..... OP PPAN Se SMaK GS aiehicke Wete oh cpaip ata oss Shorehaien ap la als $729 20 


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306 THE REPORT OF THE | No. 128 


LOGGIA DANNUNZIO MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 


Head Office, Thorold, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 4th December, 1916. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


R: Grossi, President: 04 si:c es cesta « nie lass susuelauelstete tie eeoniehe ones! Thorold. 
Ge Manno, Secretary! wines ve secre wore aston ti anaelene arate eter eearens Thorold. 
DeSoave. Treasurer ives ac oom oe er en ee aeteeeleke ets nee gates Thorold. 


I, FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Total membership at 3lst December, 1917, 45. 

No member died during 1917. 

Funeral benefits paid during 1917, nil. 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Funeral benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $104.00. 


II. ‘Sick BENEFITS. 


Number of persons who received sick benefits during 1917, 5. 

Amount paid for sick benefits, $52.00. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced, 10. 

Amount paid for medical attendance, $12.00. . 

Total amount of cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund at 31st December, 
1917, $106.00. 


IIT. ASSETs. 
Cash Zona nd | facie ets a elecas ee ote'e cornea tae tiene SRI GRE Meine Ree ere eee $27 00 
Cashedepositedsin, lLmperial Bank Thorold ss .. eee eee 183 00 
DOLALFASSCUS sow eeis ac ae lo arp tae ata nee OC ee ee te $210 00 


IV. LiIABmirres.—None, 
V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Assessments are made once a month. 

Twelve assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were audited December 24th, 1917. 

Three books of record are kept. 

Names and post office addresses of the auditors of accounts of 1917: R. Santo and 
L. Brecciolette, Thorold. 


1918 - REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 307 
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VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $150.00. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


AO BIIGATLOINer f COB cs sponse srere wales peter nin cle ruaten = nent arr deere smn se nti eye eels. #9 $45 00 
TILIA PLONE LOOSE re ne tine cbt s cess ie ete o's cle im nin) avesl soca mie ons ais eLate tia) ole 600.86 45 00 
Pioereaseall ds CALCSi cies teas yes, hain o Fin eye sone aor ec scejeelgiegwis, ose eit 8 4 #6 els 23 00 
Dues... ees Ce CR eee oan se chal! ou ee et ai © Smolen ae 196 00 
MUDD ICHE GOLC mieis « citrate were shecert se ole ot gususie te ol slemae tet cbecsuta re exe v7e On, eye snsmsy sO. e) 2/8 30 00 
PSYPTCORR el ET oe. Wot aha EPH Ste SOI EC CCRT Sea iT inayat A a Oe 25 00 
PTO LUG ta ie cAles civ cise ee © eet cr ee Ae eR Bey Ee aU ie POOR 40 00 

PEOtAIRTOCGID USS cise cece cease nce ches cle vosue dase © oe. aieiate oe 0 arose. oh s.er tue, Yas $404 00 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


Ca ATCOTE LOO Meir ine ste aie ele wise alee leis fo Gn oes, vem eee eo i090 selene 4 O18 $1 00 
PROP ISLTALION FL CCSs neces erates he ete oo eal simnele 018 ele ee wae o)siy ae os ay en0he ens) 6 00 
RST TARO Soyer ode 7 Ancora COU Oca OO ICDs inicio ah a 18 00 
Supplies “DOURDt sco. scone gies tite he ewe ee owe ae Ho sooo se nies oie cee 158 00 
Expenses of annual meeting ......-- cece eee e eee ee eee e cee eneeeee 18 00 
POTVAAE EAT CLC re ote eck tia ake oe ws ereiePric s elowe puss ie ae nls cmos @.+f¥ je os) wie glee [oY & 30 00 
Travelin “EXPENSES. a orcs oc oe se Woes ems eo Mee wee ole els He eee elles» 15 00 
TSR. Bok pier ol Ae ses) ae ie ek MEP Cie ng OR OS Se er Cee ICN 8 00 

Total expenses of ManageMeNt .......-.e ere sere reece rer eerees $254 00 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


OEE I CTL ENE Sree ett tas orig a ioteic. oe ob iou Siero) nilavel slo aleve nr eles sn eiie ele «ierilen ence 52 00 
VE eae PAT ERC CEs oie sae ie woke «cto cats wilotiers: elie talote is o's. bietelecg als vies Sie hy 12 00 
CO Lat enn rt TE Hee, atta esse wa so ak¢ ie nie elk wise eo 6 96,0 ene ce Sum 26 00 


Grand total 


THE REPORT OF THE eo Nowelen 


308 
Oa eee anche lca Ew ONLI SNES Oe ne MM Na ae Sots i ed a ee 


ORANGE YOUNG BRITON LODGE, No. 33. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917 


Head Office, Orange Hall, Ottawa. 
Organized 6th March, 1873 and incorporated in Ontario, 6th November, 1895. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Mo.B? Knox, Worshtipiul, Master is oe claus caster percier eae a ae Ottawa. 
mC. Hudson, Deputy Mastery... ce ee eee eee Ottawa. 
EH: Gobey;| Recording Secretary, (a.¢ se. vee ee eee Ottawa. 
He .G.. Pepper, “Treasury Gr? aes 5 tues ere haere ae nee eet eee ee Ottawa. 
I, FUNERAL BENEFITS.—None. 
II. Sick BENEFITS. 
Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 
Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 4. 
Amount paid for sick benefits during 1917, $108.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced duritg 1917, 36. 
Amount standing to credit of sick benefit fund, $605.55. 
IiI. ASSETS. 
Cash-deposited in: Bank of .Ottawa,eOttawa. a... eee. een eee ee $605 55 
‘ $605 55 


POUALCASSELS «Tos waa vlyleregialgre ees Mena ON ke Gre ae ce eter ene ries 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 
V. MISCELLANEOUS, 


The Society’s accounts were audited December 21st, 1917. 


The book of record is: Minute Book. 
Name and address of the auditor for 1917: E. M. Barrett, Ottawa. 
No changes were made during 1917 in the Constitution and Rules in relation to 


benefits. 


VII, CaSH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), $610.23. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


DUCE ites atee a, osmiedcecn £2 GPE ai ars. woe eee me eee ee ee $87 60° 
LITT SL OSU a eel ore ob oto ale pieces Sin oa) sacha Te Ce ene WS 15 72 
POtaL -PECCLDUS ss ot fmt’: cgeng gn 3c eae lg ee PO See nee $103 32 


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1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 300 


a nnn nn ea UaE yyy UnIIIEEINESSIDSE ESSERE 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Expenses of Management. 


(bv) Miscellaneous Expenditure, 


OT CMBTIGTLOLELS TE eters Uae eee oo ore oe ean e tase ooh Le are ecard ae GNelavel® © sragne-6 $108 00 


Ota. nex DOD OILUTG tay Adc ie conte peeks «oie ere igo e is hs Oe 2 8 a0" 8S 5 $108 00 


310 THE REPORT OF THE No. LL 
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SOCIETA ITALIANA DI M. S. GUGLIELMO MARCONI. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1917, 


Head Office, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. 


Incorporated in Ontario, 22nd August, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 3lst December, 1917, were as follows: 


V. Vincenletti, President .2 2.3.5 025.0 es «05s esos ee sine Sault Ste. Marie. 
P, Zanitti, Secretary ......ccsscceccrceeersccsceeees Sault Ste. Marie. 
TAS Braid, <(TTCaSurer ay ste <0 ol wipreete aia eres shale eateries Sault Ste. Marie. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 174. 
Number of members who died during 1917, none. 
Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. Sick BENEFITS, 


Sick benefits are undertaken by the Society. 

Number of members who received sick benefits during 1917, 17. 
Amount of benefits paid in. 1917, in respect of sick members, $314.00. 
Number of weeks’ sickness experienced during 1917, 62. 

Amount paid for medical attendance during 1917, $154.00. 

Amount standing to credit of Fund at 31st December, 1917, $1,305.00. 


III. ASSETS. 
Cashin -lmperial ‘Banke TROrOlG = io. succes = 5 ees we beee ete oh teas sever etotata etree $1,305 00 
Total assets hye Be a See cee See se ea Oe a ae ee nn one en ee ee $1,305 00 


IV. LIABILITIES.—None. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 


The books of record and account are: Minute Book and Cash Book. 

The accounts of the Society were audited quarterly during 1917. 

Name and address of the auditor for 1917 was as follows: A. Dionnisi, Sault Ste. 
Marie. 

During 1917 no changes were made in the Constitution and Rules, in relation to 
sick or funeral benefits. 


1818 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), none. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 

A TATIAETOTIT OOS SO cee RPO See os NO aes eek eth 4825 
DIR Rte Pe cee arc caterers Bc fel are reie are oles. « cimhar tm Got e aaiiiens: Sia: aiaree. 6 ors 
OTT OG ter eee ee ae tT ec war kere ce eens etna saat enean © irene obeamarast Mis poiler'are 
SRT DAo LO SOC mec tuanre ee Gree spicier aera eie aaa a aatincode, leis “te oe cle ch shelin oe’ s 
Pra mOtiLe ts SOU LCCG gre fad te cies haart iin or are tks, Sere eto etot's pun FUE ck vo Fes 


VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hxpenses of Management, 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


PEL CT COR re AT sheet ee ge ee Mater aaa re aids Oto Gee oa he 
UC TCU My Ate eit g es SIRS tee cerreeeis alc tnne ite BCL ale otra Glergiphn <oatena, WUE a wae 


OANA Of Core), ci Mira a igloo aus URLS cn A a 


PROS ISEECCIO IML GOR cic eetrete eee Micra = oka ciate ah sienna eee renete ee si otete eis 
Wie COSUGMERE LEAT eer nean et iste arn threes ioe wedi a cemedaetckoks, ssetecera ete n © 


ETD TL GL Y1 ee eee cat ee nO tients ee tes eie ah TE a Lt ahaa vetiith vk islel cleave tele bee sale 


LOLAISCRDCHSCS OL INarlacs CHIEN Um smieciit syet are gis coe lt (ste sis sons) s 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


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311 


312 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 
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ST. LUKE BENEFIT SOCIETY OF AMHERSTBURG, 


ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1o1T. 


Head Office, Amherstburg, Ont. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


P. J. Reaume, President ........cceeee cece rece see ereeees Amherstburg. 
P. A. Barron, Financial Secretary ......--.seereeeeeeers Amherstburg. 
L. Bertrand, Recording Secretary erat hal ee aiel A Amherstburg. 
J; Reaume, "Treasurers... 0 teste eee o ae yen oe eyemine ae Amherstburg. 


TI. AND II. S1cK AND FUNERAL BENEFITS. 


Sick and funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society. Members, 51. 

Number of members who died in 1917, 2; amount paid for funeral benefits, $50.00. 
Number of members who received sick benefits in 1917, 6. 

Total amount paid for sick benefits in 1917, $98.28. 

Number of weeks’ sickness experienced in 1917, 24 4-7. 

Balance to credit of fund, 31st December, 1917, $239.61. 


III. ASSETS, 
Cash standing to credit of Sick Benefit Fund, 3lst December, 191 Tercera: $239 61 
Total cassete’ o clh ct eee oe eee ie. een arn sae eer Piet Mee $239 61 


IV. LIABILITIES.—No information. 


V. MISCELLANEOUS. 
The books of the Society were audited March 11th, 1918. 


Names and addresses of the auditors for 1917: A. J. Burns and Edward Cummins, 
Amherstburg. 


VII. CASH RECEIPTS. 


Balance from 1916 (not extended), $279.20. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


Dues, application and initiation fees {.... 0... 0. cimms.s-s teem ones $134 00 
Interest ands dividends: wrvakicie so ole ote s woe wares rakal al sieintee 0) = tele teres amie rans 6 69 
AI Oth erie ors oe og Cela Wan ores eis ro fee i ge ee 8 09 


TEE Lets ince 0 Ww Wo eile eco Wins Gl oheg! atau sata se eee ce renebiatamets falcons tore iePeteaa Sent eens amare $148 69 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 313 
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VIII. CASH EXPENDITURE. 


(a) Hupenses of Management. 


Cash paid during 1917 for: 


FLOPIBLTAULOM 1 COU ee eae lease ceca 6 sce malt setiee es wane w Fee ess 04 © Oe ats ove $3 00 
Hents cote. e'ccies ss) palate Heth paket AE Nix een aera ara gre 20 00 
SHE We ego oa ai aca RCL Pe MN Me MEN, Oaths oie fe coe aa. hers) aa aheee oo 12 00 
FECT ER DOT SOG Ty oc tis sare Ge where i tals vis alee) Mae miele Diane 8s secs sie Vela e868 5 00 

Total expenses Of MaNnageMeENnt ..... cece reese ree crevcevceeves $40 00 


(b) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


seosenaynn! STP NP ee eee to a ir ee he Re eee 50 00 
IMFO TICLES Ee aiceols Crete eee Cer ane ares Sicha bistale.b clea ee b 6 4088 ore e'e'e'8 98 28 
Ji-ayehl: (S°q nave UhaTERS) ae wee NOI Re Pah aris Gaerne aor $188 28 


314 THE REPORT OF THE No. 11 


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OTTAWA FIREMEN’S SUPERANNUATION AND BENEFIT FUND. 
ANNUAL STATEMENT FoR TEN Montus ENDING 31st DecEeMsEr, 1917, 


Head Office, Ottawa. 


Organized 1st January, 1917; incorporated in Ontario, 24th February, 1917. 


The Executive Officers of the Society at the 31st December, 1917, were as follows: 


Jo W. Graham; Chairman nics acts eae lets rete rtas: etelis terete caetemer Ottawa. 
G-“Blackler, Secretary oy. w- ono stain nce ote © o 0s e whetci ule, clei ctels aie Ottawa. 


I. FUNERAL BENEFITS. 
Funeral benefits are undertaken by the Society, total membership of which is 102. 
Number of members who died during 1917, 2. 


Amount of funeral benefits paid in 1917, nil. 


II. Stick BENEFITS.—None. 


V. ASSETS. 
CASH UVElLWSOl: DONGS “reo ciete Seacere See Ne wie grey ble ie gtaltalier att ede «cl oie emcee Gi rearel atetels $13,389 71 
Cashsine Royal banks OtLa Waue vue. Ne, oath Riel ae wate helen bate orators 2,890 73 
MTOtal assets s thc sare oe oe eben ets ce cae eas einues eteneett eiehenane aietcasie eterate $16,280 44 


VI. LIABILITIES.—None. 
VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 


Twenty-four assessments were made during 1917. 

The Society’s accounts were duly audited April 15th, 1918. 
Name and address of auditor: E. J. O’Neill, Ottawa. 

A Minute Roll is kept. 


VIII. Casu RECEIPTS. 


Cash balance from 1916 (not extended), nil. 
Cash received during 1917 from: 


A SRESSIN ENTS. es Ys ee eee ee cae elec We a ea GEIR he trie ete ene emt ~ $3,894 05 
Interesty and dividends 4 agree tee aes aieeee eee ohare neato o eeteee tenons 58 81 
DONATIONS aor ere Ui eae hale Pca Cw ets tian ES ae Ok eee ee 4,000 00 
Cash received from repayment of loans or investments (not extended), 

$10,000.00. 


LOCA! STeCOI DES hs os nee ere Rad Se Pe ae RT ee ee $7,952 86 


1918 REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 


IX. CASH EXPENDITURE. 
(a) Hxpenses of Management.—None. 


(0) Miscellaneous Expenditure. 


BON GtS BLO MW LOO WS GATLCe OF DILAN See rate oe pee enh a tiene chelal ctctane ws sayerelevelo 
PR Ote rd IBALL Ve DENNOU Loi te cee <n eter vc ere ntinie eter) ake aaa, rol eloit so 250 sitsle «vs 
IMIGILICAl ea CLO OOAICO mr cetieletcas 0 crstecsite cree siete a ent oes se s wip ishvie 6 ere mie mnie oA 


Gratuities ..... 


eooeceoereeoe eer eo roo rere eee eee wwe ee eeee ere eee eve eevee e ee eo o 


For investments (not extended), $12,121.65. 


Grand total 


© 6, 0-0. .0)'0' Bice (@, O16) 0\ 0 0 8) .0, 0 (6 01 6 68 © 0 8 0 (o © 'B 6) 610 6. 6 -0)'6 6 6) 046 (00 0.6 8, 8 (6) 6) 6 


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$2,000 00 
666 90 
250 00 

23 58 


$2,940 48 


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COMPARATIVE TABLES 


SHOWING 


Life Insurance; Sick and Funeral Benefits; Membership; Assets and Liabilities. 
Table I.—Life Insurance or Benefits in the nature thereof. 
Table I].—Sick and Funeral Benefits. 


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REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 319 


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