Subject: Immigrant communities

This financial document, dated August 6, 1894, from The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco, records an original resolution passed by The Society Sons of Jacob (Chebra B'nai Jacob) on July 1, 1894. The resolution authorizes D. Goldberg, Joseph Meyer, Jr., and H. B. Adelson to receive and receipt for moneys on deposit with The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society from pass-book No. 74463. The document includes the genuine signatures of these individuals as well as R. Lippman, Secretary, D. Goldberg (Trustee), Joseph Meyer, Jr. (Trustee), and H. B. Adelson (Time Trustee). The document features formal script-like typography typical of the period, with printed text and manuscript additions, and a visible seal impression at the bottom left. 3.

This item is a certified copy of an original resolution from The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco, dated July 24, 1895. The resolution authorizes William Green and Mark Davis, Trustees of the Chebra Bikur Cholin Ukedisha Society, to receive and receipt for moneys related to the withdrawal of funds from their Pass Book No. 197-1485. The document features ornate Victorian-style lettering for the business name, printed text, and manuscript additions including signatures. An additional letter, dated August 2, 1900, from H. Shapira to the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, notes that the resolution was "Received and Answered." The document also contains details for verifying signatures and official designations related to money withdrawal.

This financial resolution, issued by The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco on January 14, 1895, serves as a certified true copy of an original resolution. It authorizes M. Silverstein (President), Max Michaels (Vice President), and D. Block (Treasurer) of the Chevra Shaare Refooah Society to receive and provide valid receipts for money deposits into their Pass-Book No. 172-506 account. The document confirms the authenticity of their signatures and states that D. Lande, Secretary of The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, is to be notified of any changes regarding authorized individuals. The item is a printed form with handwritten insertions for the date, the name of the recipient society, the names and roles of the authorized individuals, and the signatures of the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society officials. It features a printed "SEAL." indicator at the bottom left. **3.

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Financial document from the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society granting Samuel J. Levy, S. Altfield, A. Michael, A. Rosenstein, and H. Monash permission to accept receipts on behalf of Chebra B'nai Jacob; San Francisco, CA

This document is a true copy of an original resolution passed by the Chevra Shaare Sholam on February 10, 1875. The resolution authorizes individuals to receive and receipt for moneys deposited with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, referencing Pass-Book No. 197-1011. Dated February 24, 1875, the document includes handwritten signatures of Hibernia Savings and Loan Society officers: H. Bernard (President), H. Benjamin (Vice President), A. Davis (1st Trustee), J. H. Coleman (2nd Trustee), and I. Less (Secretary), verifying the resolution and the authenticity of the required signatures. A handwritten note near the bottom indicates 'Feby 15th 1875', and a formal embossed seal is present. The document features ornate handwritten script for the date and business name.

This document is a printed form, completed in manuscript, representing a true copy of an original resolution passed at a meeting of The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society on January 10, 1895. The resolution concerns the withdrawal of moneys on deposit under Pass-Book No. 165315. It explicitly authorizes Harris Rubin, Louis Friedlander, and Abraham Colman to receive and receipt for funds from the Society. The document includes their handwritten signatures as well as the signature of Julius Israelsky, who is an officer certifying the resolution. The form features standard printed text with handwritten insertions for dates, names, and certifications.

This document is a resolution issued by The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco, dated July 15, 1895. It grants authorization to S. Schwartz (President), H. Leblong (Vice President), M. Lock (Trustee), and A. Zinnamon (Trustee) of the Chevra Shaare Refooah Society (Pass Book No. 172.506) to receive and receipt for moneys on deposit. The resolution states that all orders for withdrawal must be signed by these individuals or a majority of them, and certifies their genuine signatures. The document features an ornate script at the top for the date and recipient, with the main body in standard printed text, completed with handwritten names and signatures, and an impression of a seal at the bottom.

This document is a true copy of an original resolution passed by The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society on January 8, 1894. The resolution authorizes Morris Whitehead, William Davis, David Cohn, and Julius Israelsky to receive and receipt for moneys on deposit with the society from Pass-Book No. 52550, on behalf of Chebra Chavai Shalom. The document includes the genuine signatures of these four individuals, along with their official designations: Julius Israelsky (Secretary), Morris Whitehead (President), W. Davis (first Trustee), and David Cohn (second Trustee). The item features a formal printed layout with a script-like font for the main body of the resolution, completed with handwritten details and signatures. A placeholder for a "SEAL" is indicated at the bottom left, characteristic of late 19th-century financial documents. 3.

This document from The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, dated October 10, 1893, is a true copy of a resolution passed on August 8, 1873. The resolution authorizes H. L. Springer, S. Schwartz, M. Michaels, and David Block to receive and receipt for moneys on deposit for the Chevra Shaare Refooah Society, associated with Pass-Book No. 172-526. The document includes the names and signatures of the authorized individuals and their official designations within the society, confirming their authority for the transaction. The item is a printed form with handwritten details in ink, showing signs of age with folds and some discoloration along the right edge.