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THOMSON'S 
CAMPBELL RIVER TIMBER COMPANY, Ltd. 
GENERAL OFFICE: Henry Bldg. Seattle, Wash. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, Oct., 1926. 
BUSINESS: Logging in British Columbia. 
PROPERTY: Company holds renewable lease from the Province of British Co- 
umbia on approximately 27,504 acres of land cruising 1,240,344,000 feet of timber, 
with an estimated value of $2,513,961, located in Sayward District. on Vancouver 
‘sland, B. C. Timber is largely old growth yellow fir. 
ROYALTIES: Company pays Dominion government 75c¢ to $1.65 per M as timber 
s logged and annual fee of $140 per 640 acres. 
OFFICERS: C. H. Cobb, Pres.; A. 8S. Kerry, Vice Pres.; J. W. Eddy, Vice Pres.; 
J. G. Eddy, Sec.-Treas.; Edward I. Garrett, stockholder: Joshua Green. stock- 
aolder. . 
CAPITAL STOCK: Paid up, $850,000. 
Rate 
First Mortgage Bonds...................... 6% 
Interest Payable: J. & J. 1 at office 
of trustee. 
Principal Payable: Due $122,000 each 
Jan. 1, 1932 to 1940, incl, and $127,000 
Jan. 1, 1941. 
Trustee: Detroit & Security Trust 
~o., Detroit, Mich. 
Registerable: As to principal. 
Denominations: Coupon. $500 and 
81.000. 
Dated Due Authorized Outstanding 
1-1-27 1932-41 $3,000,000 $1,225,000 
Callable: At $101 on any interest 
date on 30 days’ notice. 
Sinking Fund: Company pays quar- 
terly to trustee $1.50 per M for all 
timber cut. 
Tax Status: Company pays normal 
Federal Income Tax up to 2%. 
security: First mortgage on lease 
and timber held thereunder. 
Offered by: Baker Fentress Co. Chi- 
cago. Iil., Jan., 1927. 
CARLISLE LUMBER COMPANY 
GENERAL OFFICE: Onalaska, Wash. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, June 7, 1922. Successor to 
~arlisle-Pennell Lumber Co., incorporated in Kansas in 1903. 
BUSINESS: Company operates modern sawmill of 70,000,000 feet annual capacity, 
manufacturing lumber and shingles from Dougles fir, cedar. spruce and hemlock 
-0gS. 
PROPERTY EQUIPMENT: In addition to sawmill, company owns over 6,000 
acres of timber lands in Lewis and Grays Harbor Counties, Washington, cruis- 
ing more than 500,000,000 feet of merchantable timber. running {8% Douglas fir, 
halance cedar, spruce and hemlock. 
Company owns entire capital stock of Newaukum Valley Railroad, a com- 
mon carrier, extending from Onalaska to Napavine, Wash., a distance of 11 miles. 
Company also owns 12 miles of standard gauge logging railroad. 
OFFICERS: W. A. Carlisle, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.: K. L. Carlisle, Vice Pres. and 
Treas.: F. B. Carlisle, Vice Pres.; J. E. Stout, Secy. 
DIRECTORS: XK. L. Carlisle, F. B. Carlisle, W. A. Carlisle, J. E. Stout, Mrs. W. 
A. Carlisle, all of Onalaska, Wash.; W. A. Harwi, Atkinson, Kan.: T. M. Walker. 
Kansas City, Mo. : 
GENERAL AUDITORS: C. H. Plate, St. Louis, Mo. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 3rd Mon. in Feb. 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dee. 31, 1929 
Par Value Authorized Outstanding 
1. 7% Preferred Stock ..oooeiiinnaes $100 $1,000,000 3 627,000 
2. Common Stock ooo... eae. $100 $2.500.000 $2.390.400 
1. 7% PREFERRED STOCK 
Provisions: Has preference as to as- Voting Power: When default in di- 
sets and gividenas. No new indebted- vidends occurs. 
ness or stock, having equal or prior Dividends: 31 aid Oct. 15, 1925. 
~ight with this issue can be created. Regular eo IR A. & O. 15 to 
Callable: After one vear on anv di- 1928, incl.; Apr. 1, 1929, 3%, %. None 
vidend date at 105. thereafter to Jan. 1, 1930. 
2. COMMON STOCK 
Provisions: Has exclusive voting fault in dividends occurs. 
power with restriction, that preferred Dividends: No dividends paid or 
stockholders mav also vote when de- Common to Jan. 1. 1930