THOMSON'S MANUAL
CAPITALIZATION, As of Aug. 31, 1929
Par Value Authorized Outstanding
l. Class A StocK.ooooooooccececcceecneeeeae NO Par 50,000 shs 30,000 shs
2. Class B Stock........ ...No Par 100,000 shs 46,000 shs
1. CLASS
A STOCK
iend of 37%c was paid Dec. 15, 1928,
and continued regularly to and includ-
‘ng Sept. 15, 1929.
Transfer Agent: Cole-French Co,
San Francisco.
Registrar: American Trust Co.
San Francisco.
Public Offering by: Shingle, Brown
&% Co. and Geary, Meigs & Co. Oct,
1928, at $21.50.
Listed on: San Francisco Curb.
Price Range: 1929 1928
High .. rensnnamiiomiely TD 321%
LOW eons. eee 1534 203%
Provisions: Is preferred as to assets
and cumulative dividends of $1.50 per
annum. Participates equally share and
share alike in any additional dividends
after Class B receives $1.50 per annum.
[n liquidation receives $30 and accrued
jividends and shares equally in any re-
Naming assets after Class B receives
Voting Power: Has equal voting
power with Class B.
Tax Status: Company pays normal
Federal income tax up to 2%.
Dividends: Payable quarterly, Mar,
June, Sept. and Dec. 15. Initial divi-
2. CLASS B STOCK
Provisions: Provided 12 consecutive f£x-Dividend Date: 4th of preceding
quarterly dividends of 37%c per share month.
have been paid on both classes of stock, a ie, Agent: Cole-French Co,
a majority vote of the directors can i De :
terminate, on any subsequent dividend Tre LIV AAry American Trust Co. San
jate, all distinctions between A and B : .
docks Public Offering by: Shingle, Brown
: & Co. and Geary, Meigs & Co., San
Voting Power: Equal voting power Francisco, Oct., 1928, at $15.50.
with Class A. Listed on: San Francisco Curb.
Dividends: Initial dividend of 25c¢, Price Range: 1929 1928
paid Dec. 15, 1928, and 25¢ each quarter, High .... oe 28
ncluding Sept. 15. 1929. Low I 14
rreeaanenn $162,743
573
errmneeennnnnn-$163,316
rcaseenennee DB,521
ceeameememnseeenmeene 13.926
Co 1.06
Net INCOME coroeeeenmeeeeenenenmnns
farned, per share Class A stock......
Earned, per share Class B stock.o..cooceeciiiaie.
BALANCE SHEET, As of Aug. 31, 1929
A QQETS LIABILITIES
Capital Stock & Surplus............$
Warranty Deposit oo...
Accounts Payable o.oo...
Accrued Expenses ..c...cccocceeeemes
TaX RESEIrvVe .cceucceeeoeorocaeanmonn:
Dividends Payable ..o.cccocraneaen
TOTAL LIABILITIES _..........$1.076.234
LaBUTUl eeseemmrmmrmning wild oR D
Bldgs., Equip. (less dep.)........
Securities & Real Estate..........
Deferred Chgs. & Organ. Exp.
CAS eens
Notes and Accts. Receivable...
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TOTATI, ASSETS ___.%1.076.234
942,537
25,000
47,982
16,743
21,222
29 750
SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT, INC.
GENERAL OFFICE: 1003 Seaboard Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
FACTORY BRANCH OFFICE: Concrete, Wash.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington in Dec, 1925, succeeding to
business of Superior Portland Cement Co. Predecessor corporation purchased
plant of Washington Portland Cement Co. in Dec. 1918. for $1.200.000. absorbing
.t into the present plant.
BUSINESS: Producers and distributors of Portland cement, being the largest
manufacturer of this product in the State of Washington.
PROPERTY: Company owns and operates a 6-kiln plant at Concrete, ‘Wash,
in Whatcom County, 2 miles east of Bellingham on a branch of the Great North-
arn Ry. Capacity of plant is 6,000 barrels of clinker, or raw cement. The grind-
ing plant can turn out 7,000 bbls. of refined cement daily. The plant is on a
10-acre tract on which limestone is available in sufficient quantity to supply
the present plant with raw material for 75 vears. Stone is transferred from
marry to mill on a 6.000-foot tramway.
