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1312 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. CH". 854. 1901. Twelfth. Total amount of salaries paid to officers. Thirteenth. Does the association guarantee in its certificates fixed amounts to be paid regardless of amount realized from assessments, dues, admission fees, and donations? Fourteenth. If so, state amount guaranteed and the security of such guaranty. Fifteenthx Has the association a reserve or emergency fund? Sixteenth; If so, how is it created, and for what purpose, the amount thereof, and how invested? Seventeenth. Has the association more than one class? Eighteenth. If so, how many; and the amount of indemnity in each case. . Nineteenth. Number of members in each class. Twentieth. If voluntary, so state; and give date of organization. Twenty-first. If organized under the laws of said District, under what law and at what time, giving chapter and year, and date of passage of the act. _ Twenty-second. If organized under the laws of any State, country, province, or Territory, state such fact and the date of organization, giving chapter and year, and date of passage of the act. Twenty-third. Number of certificates of beneficial membership lapsed during the year. Twenty-fourth._ Number in force at beginning and end of year; if more than one class, number in each class. Twenty-fifth. Names and addresses of its president, secretary, and . treasurer, or corresponding officers. uiggglftgsigggeaisgcgzj Sec. 7 53. NONREs1DEN·1; ASSOCIATIONS TO NAME AN ATIORNEY IN THE wmey mms name:. D1s·rR1o1·.-—Each such association now doing or hereafter admitted to do business within said District, and not having its rincipal office within said District, and not being organized under tll)e laws of the United States relating to said District, shall appoint, in writintg, the said superintendent and his successors in office to be its true an lawful attorney, upon whom all lawful plrocess in any action or proceeding `—¤¤¤‘vi¢¢ ¤¤. em- against it may be served, and in suc writin shall agree that any lawful process against it which is served on said attorney shall be of the same legal force and validity as if served upon the association, and that theauthority shall continue in force so long as any liability remains outstanding in said District. Copies of said certihcate certified by said superintendent shall be deemed sufficient evidence thereof, and shall be admitted in evidence with the same force and eifect as the original thereof might be admitted. Service upon such attorney shall be deemed sufficient service upon such association. When legal process against such association is served upon said superintendent he shall immediately. notify the association of such service by letter, prepaid and directed to its_ secretary or corresponding officer, and shall, within two days after such service, forward in the same manner a copy of the process served on him to such officer. The plaintiff in such process so served shall pay to the said superintendent at the time of such service a fee of three dollars, which shall be recovered by him as a part of the taxable costs if he prevails in his suit. The said superintendent shall keep a record of all processes served upon him, which L record shall show the day and hour when such service was made. ,,,§’§,{§,§,‘“Q,’}* §‘,§§§§j Sec. 754. PERMIT FROM SUPERINTENDENT or INSURANCE.-—Th8 said ¤¤¤<>- superintendent shall, upon the application of any association having the right to do business within said District, as provided by this subchapter, issue to such association a permit in writing authorizing such association to do business within said District, for which certificate and all proceedings in connection therewith such association shall pay the said superintendent the fee of five dollars.