Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

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Identifikator:: 1838857176

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-229226

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

Place of publication:: Seattle

Publisher:: Thomson's Statistical Service

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: XXX, 487 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Section VIII. Industrials

Collection:: Economics Books

104. THOMSON’S MANUAL LIABILITIES- NOLES PAVADIE sumrcimmmmmrre sissies sonvssemaiosisns spins ssssp situ miypspmsi yey ses Purchase Contract Payable........ SEER SR RRR SRA Accounts Payable eect een eect cea Dividends Payable i ceeiees eeceenaae Federal Tax BeBervVe.......' osssmimmsmnsmsns Total Current Liabilities ooo and. Purchase CONTPACT. commen ississmmmis Preferred StoCK coo. emer ecmeeen oe Common Stock oo... reemmaneemceemmmemeseenceeseresmnanneenns Surplus Paid In... Surplus Earned ....... TOTAL LIABILITIES eee ceeeie oom eeecennnn Net Working Capital. eee oe eee ven, 25,000 “503 423 54 120 ~ +0 co it “50 A 3% Luh 90,688 “9,540 17.850 18,077 300,000 270.000 202.862 13.734 $ 994,673 431.962 WALLACE BRIDGE & STRUCTURAL STEEL COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE: West Marginal Way and Idaho St., Seattle, Wash. HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, October, 1926, as successor to the Wallace Equipment Co., which was founded in 1921. BUSINESS: The company is engaged in the fabrication of bridge and structural steel. Its products are sold in Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana, Alaska and the Philippine Islands. PROPERTY: Plant is located in Seattle on a 13-acre site with frontage of 280 feet on the East Waterway, permitting ships to load and discharge. Also has direct connection by rail. Modern buildings, shops, warehouses and equipment enable the company to produce at a maximum capacity of 24,000 tons of finished fabriacted steel a year. : OFFICERS: J. F. Duthie, Pres.; Paul Piggott, Asst. to Pres.; G. W. Klinefelter, Jr., Sec. & Treas. GENERAL AUDITORS: E. J. Miner & Co., Seattle. Capitalization— Par Value Authorized lL. Preferred Stock ...... cesses INO PAY 5,000 shs ). Common Stock .... —... $100 $450,000 FUNDED DEBT, As of Dec. 31, 1929 First Mortgage Sinking Rate Dated Due Authorized Outstanding Fund Gold Notes....... reeeneeeneee 615% 1-1-28 1-1-34 $250,000 $249,000 Interest Payable: Semi-annually, Jan.Z= with Trustee Feb. 1 and Aug. 1, of each and July 1, at the office of Trustee. year. tat c 4 : a Trustee: First Seattle Dexter Horton income Nt, to 20 California per- National Bank. sonal property tax refundable up to Denominations: $500 and $1,000. five mills. — x ‘ , : Security: irst closed mortgage on Callable: On 60 days’ notice at 103 all property now owned or acquired. and accrued interest on any interest Legal Opinion by: Shorts & Denney, late. Seattle, Wash. Sinking Fund: Trust Indenture pro- Offered by: Murphey, Favre & Co., vides for semi-annual payments based Seattle, and J. C. Tyler & Co., San sn 209% of net earnings. to be deposited Francisco, Jan. 1, 1928, at 100. WASHINGTON AMUSEMENT COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE: 132nd and Greenwood, Seattle, Wash. BRANCH OFFICES: 721 Bedell Bldg., Portland, Ore. HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington in 1929. BUSINESS: Constructing and operating amusement parks. owners and operators 2f Playland Park, Seattle, Wash. PROPERTY: Company owns 65 acres, including approximately 3; of the water area of Bitter Lake, near the northern city limits of Seattle. Plant consists of 2 complete amusement Park, roller coasters. fun house and all types of amuse- ment rides and features. DFFICERS: Leo F. Smith, Pres. & Mgr.; E. C. Stone, Vice Pres.; Paul W. Houser. Sec’y.; W. A. Logus, Treas. DIRECTORS: Hon. Paul W. Houser, Lloyd Spencer, Hugh Baird, James R. 3o0ldt, R. Christman, Leo F. Smith, William A. Logus, S. G. Spring, E. C. Stone. Fiscal Year Ends: Oct. 1. Annual Meeting: Oct. 10. Number of Employees: 130 to 200 persons. CAPITALIZATION, As of June 30, 1930 Par Value Authorized «.......NO Par 50,000 shs CC No Par 50 000 shs Class A Stock...... Class B Stock...

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