WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 567

	premiums the amount of losses actually paid in this
	State during the same period, for or by said com-
	pany, individual, resident or non-resident, partner-
	ship or association, under policies of insurance grant-
	ed therein ; but without any deduction for expenses
	for endorsements which may have been paid, or for
	any other cause whatever. A report of the premi-	Report must
	ums so collected, and the losses paid by or for any	be made.
	such company, as above, must be made to the In-
	surance Commissioner, under oath of the chief ac-
	counting officer of such company, or of its general
	agent for this State, at the time of obtaining the
	license hereinabove provided for. Any company
	applying for admission into this State shall pay for
	license in like proportion for a fractional part of a
	year, so that all licenses issued shall expire on the
	thirty-first day of December next ensuing ; in addi-
	tion to the above license and tax, there shall be paid
	by each insurance company, individual, resident or
	non-resident, partnership or association, whether of
	this State or otherwise, doing business in this State,
	the following fees to defray the expenses of executing the provisions of this act ; upon filing the declaration
	or certified copy of charter, hereafter admitted to do
	business in this State, "twenty-five dollars; upon
	filing each annual statement, twenty-five dollars ;	Fees.
	for each certificate of authority which each agent of
	every insurance company, not organized under the laws of this State, is hereby required to obtain, the
	sum of ten dollars; provided, however, that sub-
	agents or solicitors, who may be appointed by the
	general agent of any life insurance company in this
	State, shall only be required to pay for these respec-
	tive certificates of authority, the sum of two dollars ;
	for each abstract of their annual statements for pub-
	lication, two dollars ; for every copy of any paper
	filed in the insurance department, the sum of twenty
	cents per folio; and for affixing the official seal
	to such copy and certifying the same, one dollar ;
	for valuing policies of life insurance companies,
	thirty dollars per million of insurance, or any frac-
	tional part thereof; for official examinations of com-
	panies under this act, the actual expenses incurred ;
	provided that the filing of the papers with the Insu-
	rance Commissioner, as required by this act, shall be
	in lieu of all papers now required by law to be filed