Chap. 100.—An ACT regulating the reports of insurance companies.
Approved February 22, 1878.

1. Beit enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
each and every corporation, whether organized in this or any
other state, dominion, or government, be it mutual or joint
stock, co-operative association or brotherhood, doing or pre-
tending to do an insurance business in Virginia, be it life, fire,
marine, accident, live-stock, or any form of insurance, shall
cause a report to be made annually, as hereinafter prescribed,
to the auditor of public accounts of this state, upon blanks to
be furnished by him, showing the actual condition of said
organization on the last day of its fiscal year; said report to
be made between the first of January and the thirty-first of
March succeeding in each year, and shall be made under
oath by the president and secretary of such organization;
and the auditor of the state shall cause the aforementioned
sworn reports to be published daily for one week, in at least
one of the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond, at
the expense of the companies making such reports.

2. It shall be the duty of the president and secretary, or
two other authorized officers of each of such insurance, ac-
cident, or casuality city co-operative association, brother-
hoods, or live-stock insurance companies, and any other
organization insuring life, to report to the auditor under
oath—

First. The number of policies issued during the year.

Second. The amount of insurance effected thereby.

Third. The amount of premiums received during the year.

Fourth. The amount of interest received, and all other
receipts.

Fifth. The amount of losses paid during the year.

Sixth. The amount of losses unpaid.

Seventh. The amount of expenses.

Eighth. The whole number of policies in force.

Ninth. The amount of liabilities or risks thereon, and all
other liabilities.

Tenth. The amount of capital stock, if any.

Eleventh. The amount of assets, and how invested.

Twelfth. The amount of unpaid dividends.

3. It shall be the duty of the president and secretary, or
two other authorized officers of each of such fire insurance
companies, or fire and marie insurance companies, or marine
insurance companies, doing business in this state, to report
to the auditor under oath—

First. The amount of subscribed capital stock of such
corporation.

Second. The amount of said capital stock paid up in cash.

Third. The amount of said capital stock paid up by stock
note, and the amount still unpaid for.

Fourth. The assets of said conipany, and a detailed state.
ment of how and in what the same are invested.

Fifth. The liabilities of said company.

Sixth. The income of said company during the preceding
twelve months, and from what sources derived.

Seventh. The expenditures of said company, giving a de-
tailed statesnent of the same.