1. 
9. 
PUBLIC UTILITIES 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dec. 31, 1929 
Par Value Authorized 
Cum. Pref. Stock.oooreoooeiiciceeeeeceeeneeeee...NO Par 4,000 shs 
Common Stock .......No Par 1,000 shs 
99 
Outstanding 
728 shs 
883 shs 
1. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK 
Provisions: Cumulative to extent of 
$2.50 per share annually, and fully par- 
ticipates with Common stock in net 
earnings. After Common receives $2.50 
annually further dividends divided 
equally between Preferred and Com- 
mon. 
Callable: Non-callable. 
Voting Power: Non-voting. 
2. COMMON STOCK 
: Provisions: After Profi receives Dividends: $2.50 paid Jan. 15, 1930. 
2.50 annual cumulative dividend, Com- . , 
mon entitled to same amount, after Price Range: 1929—High, 100; Low, 
which both classes share equally. 60. 
Voting Power: Sole voting power. Number of Stockholders: 75. 
BALANCE SHEET, As of Dec. 31, 1929 
Tax Status: Company pays Federal 
income tax up to 2%. 
Dividends: $2.50 per share paid an- 
nually, Jan. 15. 
Transfer Agent: The Company. 
Number of Stockholders: 75. 
Price Range: 1929—High, 100; Low, 
60 
ASSETS 
LIABILITIES 
Accts. Payable—Current .. 
Deposits on Planes Sold....... 
Capital Stock Outstanding. 
Surplus ... 
CASN coerce cece ennees 
Accounts Receivable ..._........... 
Due on Stock Subscriptions... 
Merchandise Inventory . 
2,533 
1,051 
486 
- 000 
2,322 
6,100 
990 
3,705 
Total Current Assets. 
Airplanes, Hangars, etc. 
Holdings in other Corps. 
Unearned Ins. Premiums: 
Prepaid Advertising .. 
(Organization Expense .. 
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TOTAL ASSETS es 
IDAHO POWER COMPANY 
GENERAL OFFICE: Boise, Idaho. 
CONTROL BY: Electric Power & Light Corp., New York. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Maine, 1915. 
BUSINESS: Company owns and operates completely interconnected system of 
electric power and light properties serving a territory in southern Idaho extend- 
ing from Blackfoot in eastern Idaho westward across the state into eastern Ore- 
gon. Also owns all capital stock except directors’ shares of Nevada Power Co, 
which supplies electric power and light in the mining district adjacent to Jar- 
bidge, in northern Nevada. 
Company operates under jurisdiction of Public Utilities Commission of Idaho 
and Public Service Commission of Oregon. 
Company supplies electric power and light service in 82 communities in an 
extensive territory in southern Idaho and eastern Oregon, including Boise, Poca- 
tello, Twin Falls, Nampa, Caldwell, Blackfoot, Weiser (wholesale), Pavette, 
Emmett, Buhl, Gooding, Jerome, Mountain Home and American Falls. Idaho: and 
(Ontario, Vale, Huntington and Nyssa, Oregon. 
Industries served include creameries, cheese factories, flour and milling es- 
tablishments, gypsum and ore mills, cement mills, packing plants. beet sugar 
factories, canneries and lumber and planing mills. 
PROPERTIES: Physical property owned and operated includes hydro-electric 
plants having a total installed electric generating capacity of 71,500 kilowatts, 
1.970 miles of high-voltage transmission lines (including the line to Jarbidge, 
Nevada, owned by the Nevada Power Company) and 1,227 miles of electric distri- 
bution svstem. 
Properties interconnected, the eastern division being tied in with the western 
division by a 132,000-volt transmission line, 81 miles in length. extending from 
American Falls to Shoshone Falls 
The transmission system is interconnected at Blackfoot and Pocatello with system 
of Utah Power & Light Co., which serves southeastern Idaho and in Utah, and is 
also interconnected with system of the latter company in northern Utah by a 
132,000-volt transmission line extending from Wheelon. Utah, to the American 
ITalls plant