THOMSON'S MANTTAT
BE. Waterway........ April I 1916-57 Serial 100,000 84,000
E. Waterway........ April 1 1916-57 Serial 350,000 226,000
Salmon Bay.......... Jan. 1 1913-55 Serial 350,000 268,000
Salmon Bay.......... April 1 :913-35 Serial 56,400 25,000
Salmon Bay... . ... April 1 936-56 Serial 150,000 150,000
Central... Jan. 1 913-55 Serial "50,000 90,000
Centre ... July 3 (13-54 Serial “8,000 156,000
Centre Jan. 1 “13-556 Serial 00,000 163,000
Centre Jan. *' {14-55 Seria’ 0,000 171,000
Central... June 1914-67 Seria ~9,000 79,000
Central... “une ~14-F Seria 90,000 80,000
Central....... nay 6-4 seria: 0,000 33,000
Central........ May 46-F. Serial 50,000 50,000
Unit No. 2..ccco.e. ¢ June 93C-Ff Serial 500,000 500,000
Unit No. 15............ ?5 June . "2fF-F- Seria’ 600,000 556,000
Lk. Wash. Ferry.. .913 July 1 _.io-f. Seria’ “ 133,000 115,000
W. Seattle Ferry. 1914 Jan. 1 1914-56 Serial J&o a J 200,000 159.000
Interest and principal pavable at State Fiscal Agent. New York.
PORT OF TACOMA
LOCATION: Tacoma, Wash.
HISTORY: Organized in 1920. Coterminous with Pierce County, with an assessed
valuation of $101,5682,628. Levy for port maintenance is 3.4 mills. Port owns
240 acres fronting on deep water, in the industrial waterfront area of Tacoma.
Improvements consist of Pier No. 1, 1200 feet long, with open storage for 15
million feet of lumber. Shed No. 1, on Pier No. 2, a fireproof structure, 180'x1040’
with 45,000 tons cargo capacity. A cold storage plant, capacity 1 million cubic
feet and 500,000-bushel grain elevator opened in 1930.
OFFICERS: C. W. Orton, Pres.; F. H. Marvin. Secy.: Geo. P. Wright. Commis-
sioner: G W. Oszood. Gen. Mgr.
COMPARATIVE INCOME ACCOUNT, Year Ending Dec. 31, 1929
Operating Revenue ........... ceeee-$199,732
Revenue from Taxes........... reeeeeee 313,766
DENOT INCOINE@ cciciisismsimmsssisissesssrussstnssssmisnsapysss yan ismismaiesnsssns se reemaemeeomemooeeseesmsemeesceeoeeen 8.681
res eeeneeennep 022,179
rerrmnennnenn8200,.656
enn. 8221,523
ceeeenn$134.000
87,523
ree % 48,362
.....3 38.161
PALANCE SHEET. As of Dec. 31, 1929
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Accrued Interest ....coo........$ 51,333
AdVaNCeS oie 748
Bad Debts, Reserve.......cocccoeceeeeee 953
Bonds eeeeeeennaoe. .. 2,500,000
Burplus .....eeeeeinee 460,121
TOTAT. T.TABILITTES ............$3.013.155
CaASN cee cena meen?
Accounts Receivable ...........
Deferred Assets co.occociciniaeenn
Plant and Equipment.._...........
TOTAT, ASSETS 29 013.155
BONDS OUTSTANDING, As of Dec. 31, 1929
Dated Due Int. Pay. Rate Outstanding
1920 Feb.1l 1955 Serial F&A 1 BD eeeeeeeeeeneneee--.. $1,600,000
1920 Sept. 1 1955 Serial M&S 1 BS eeeieeeieneeeeeeeee. 100,000
1921 Sept. 1 1955 Serial M&S 1 [FU ann 000
Purpose
Series 1...
Series 2. o.oo.
Series 8...
PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES
GENERAL OFFICE: Grand Trunk Dock, Seattle, Wash.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, May 5. 1928. Consolidated
with Merchants Transportation Co. in 1928.
BUSINESS: Operates freight boats regularly between Seattle, Tacoma, Shelton,
Olympia, Port Townsend. Hadlock, Dungeness. Bellingham and the San Juan Ts-
lands.
PROPERTY: Owns following fleet of vessels: Skookum Chief, Mohawk, Capi-
tal, Chimicum, Seal, Balana, Seatac, F. H. Marvin and V. P. Handy. Valuation
of vessels, including their equipment, appraised by General Appraisal Co. March
27, 1929, is in excess of $350,000. Company owns the entire stock (except direc-
tors’ qualifying shares) of the Percival Dock Co., owners of the dock at Olympia,
and of the Puget Sound Terminal (o.. operators of the docks at Shelton. Olympia
