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COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT, Years Ending Dec, 3]
1929
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Net Income from Operation
Insurance Fund and Miscellaneou.
‘9%
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Net Income ...._........
Common Dividends _....
Surplus for the year. ieee
Earned, per share Common stocKk............... ......
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET, As of Dec. 3
192%
7,017,075
581,959
942,889
86,127
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Current Liabilities
Tax Reserve ....
0,¢
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TOTAL LIABILITIES _.....
1.170.
*75,912
7.230
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AERO ALARM COMPANMN
GENERAL OFFICE: Stuart Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
BRANCH OFFICES: New York City and San Francisco, Calif.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, July, 1916, succeeding Aero
Fire Alarm Co. of Maine (established 1912), which succeeded Aero Fire Alarm
Co. of New Jersey (1911). .
BUSINESS: Company furnishes automatic fire alarm service in 130 cities in the
United States and Canada. The company has a long-term contract with the Am.
District Telegraph Co. whereby the latter company sells, operates and maintains
alarm service in most large cities of the U. S.
PLANTS & EQUIPMENT: Company operates plants in Plainfield, N. J., and Seattle,
Wash., for manufacturing and assembling alarm equipment. Company owns
franchises in all cities in which alarm service is operated, and has long-term contracts
with customers. Title to all alarm equipment which it installs is retained
by the company.
SUBSIDIARIES: United Electric Service Co., New York City, handling sprinkler
supervisory service. Instantaneous Alarm, Seattle, and Seattle American
District Telegraph Co. furnishing night-watch supervisory, burglar alarm and
messenger services.
MANAGEMENT: L. C. Henry, Pres.; H. L. Coe, Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr.; H. Govenlock,
Sec'y.; B. H. Swan, Treas.
DIRECTORS: L. C. Henry, P. M. Henry, H. B. Earling, J. H. Edwards, C .S.
Shank, J. D. Butler, Wm. McMaster, H. L. Coe, all of Seattle, Wash.; J. P. Mc-Goldrick,
Spokane, Wash.; R. M. Calkins, Chicago, Ill.; F. H. Osgood, Santa Barbara,
Calif.; Frank W. Camp, Portland, Ore.
GENERAL COUNSEL: C. S. Shank, Seattle, Wash.
GENERAL AUDITORS: Price, Waterhouse & Co., Seattle, Wash.
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 2nd Wed. in Mare!
Number of Employees: 50.
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dec. 31, 1929
Tar Value Authorized
$2,000,000
$3,000,000
1. 72 CvMiiL. .' VE PREFERRED STOCK
_ Provisions: Preferred as to cumula- Apr, July, Oct. 1, up to March,
tive dividends and as to assets in case None since.
nf liquidation.
Callable: At $115 plus accrued divi- Transfer Agent and Registrar:
iends on any dividend date. Company.
Dividends: 79% paid quarterly, Jan. Number of Stockholders: 194
2. COMMON STOCK
Common stock has sole vot- Dividends: None since 1919.
Sumber of Stockholders: 520
1929
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