Die Frau als kaufmännische Angestellte im Handelsgewerbe

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Identifikator:: 1022451499

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-38126

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Reimann, Erna

Title:: Die Frau als kaufmännische Angestellte im Handelsgewerbe

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Universitäts-Buchdruckerei von Gustav Schade (Otto Francke)

Year of publication:: 1915

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (71 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2018

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: 1. Kapitel. Der Umfang der Frauenarbeit im Handelsgewerbe

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~ S - FHOMSON'S MANUAL SUBSIDIARIES: Western Transportation Co., Sierra Flume Co., Western Paper & Bag Co., Western Waxed Paper Co., Santiam Power Co., Pacific Coast Supply Zo., National Paper Products Co., and Pacific Mills, Ltd. PROPERTIES: (a) Pulp nnd Paper Mills.—Principal plants are located at Camas, Wash.: West Linn, Ore.; Floriston, Calif., and Pacific Mills, Ltd., located at Ocean Falls, B.C. With total daily capacity of 860 tons of finished paper, approxi- mately 650 tons are newsprint and balance wrapping and tissue papers. Com- pany has mechanical and_ chemical pulp mills with capacity to supply raw materials for finished products. A kraft pulp mill, with daily capacity of 60 tons, was opened at Camas, Wash. at a cost of over $1,000,000, in March, 1926. (b) Timber and Timber Lands — Company owns over 170,000 acres of timber lands located in California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, conservatively esti- mated to carry over 4,800,000,000 feet of timber. Estimated as sufficient to run present mills for 35 to 40 years. Company pursues a reforestation program to create continuous supply of pulp timber. Pacific Mills Limited holds pulp leases expiring 1944, covering 79,019 acres carry- ing approximately 2,000,000,000 feet of timber and perpetual licenses to 56,049 acres, carrying an estimated stand of over 1,300,000,000 feet of timber. (¢) Water Power—Company owns water power developed at the Floriston and Jamas mills, and obtains the water power for the operation of its West Linn Mill under favorable long-term leases nad contracts. [n British Columbia, hydroelectric and water power have been developed at Ocean Falls, and a minimum of 23,000 h.p. is available for plant operation at all seasons. Power is derived from Link River, the outlet of Link Lake. OFFICERS: Louis Bloch, Pres.; A. B. Martin, Executive Vice-Pres.; Geo. P. Berkey, Vice-Pres.: A. J. Lewthwaite, Vice-Pres.; R. A. McDonald, Vice-Pres.; Frank Schwabacher, Vice-Pres.: F. G. Wight, Vice-Pres.; D. J. Goldsmith, Secy. and Asst. Treas.; Chas. M. Whitney, Treas. and Asst. Secy; Ludwig Frank, Asst. Treas. and Asst. Secy. DIRECTORS: Louis Bloch, San Francisco; Chas. R. Blyth, San Francisco; Her- pert Fleieshhacker, San Francisco; D. J. Goldsmith, San Francisco; A. B. Martin, San Francisco; Chas. K. McIntosh, San Francisco; Henry C. Olcott, Chicago, Ill.; W. H. Orrick, San Francisco; E. S. Pillsbury, San Francisco; Frank Schwabacher, San Francisco; James H. Schwabacher, San Francisco; Geo. S. Towne, San Fran- cisco; R. A. McDonald, San Francisco. REGISTRARS FOR STOCK: The Chase National Bank, New York, N.Y.; First Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, Ill.; The Anglo & London Paris National Bank, San Francisco, Calif. TRANSFER AGENTS: Bankers Trust Company, 16 Wall St, New York, N.Y.; Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company, 208 So. La Salle St. ,Chicago, I11.; “rown Willamette Paper Company, 534 Battery St., San Francisco, Calif. GENERAL AUDITORS: Price, Waterhouse & Co. Fiscal Year Ends: April 30. Annual Meeting: 2nd Tuesday in August. Number of Employees: 3500. : Par Value Authorized Qutstanding $7 Cum. 1st Pref. Stock...... No Par 200,000 Shs. 200,000 Shs. $6 2nd Pref. Stock.......ce........ No Par 41,000 Shs. 41,000 Shs. Common Stock oo... . No Par 1.000.000 Shs. 1.000.000 Shs. i. $7 CUMULATIVE FIRST PREFERRED STOCK. Provisions: Preferred as to cumula- annum paid quarterly Jan., Apr, July tive dividends of $7 per share, $105 per and Oct. 1, since Jan. 1, 1928. share in voluntary liquidation and $100 Ex-Dividend Date: 13th of preceding n involuntary. May not be increased month. without 24 vote of both classes of out- Legal Opinion by: Mayer, Meyer, Aus- standing preferred. trian & Platt, Chicago. Blyth & © Callable: As a whole or in part, on Public Offering by: vt x Lo, any dividend date at $105 per share and Blair & Co. and Anglo-London Paris Co. acrued dividends. Jan. 1926, at $100. York d Chi Voting Power: One vote per share, i New Gr an cago with common. : ges. ; . . Price Range: 1929—High, 101%; low, Tax Status: Company pays normal 90: 1928—High, 1041; Low, 95: 1927— Tederal income tax up to 2%. High, 943%; Low, 87; 1926—WHigh, 98%: Dividends: Regular $7 per share per Low, 97%. 2. $6 SECOND PREFERRED STOCK. Provisions: Second preferred as to while 1st pfd. outstanding or being assets and dividends. Entitled to 102% called. in voluntary liquidation and 100 in in- Voting Power: One vote per share roluntary. with common. Lo. Dividends: Regular $6 per share per Callable: On any dividend date on 30 annum, paid quarterly Jan., Apr., July davs’ notice at $1021 per-share but not and Oct. 1, since Apr. 1. 1928. 3. COMMON STOCK. Ownership: All but directors qualify- Dividends: Initial of $1 per share ng shares held bv Crown Zellerbach paid Dec. 15. 1929 “Aarnoration

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