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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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Surplus
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 Se-
attle, Wash., for manufacturing and assembling alarm equipment. Company owns
franchises in all cities in which alarm service is operated, and has long-term con-
tracts with customers. Title to all alarm equipment which it installs is retained
by the company.
SUBSIDIARIES: United Electric Service Co., New York City, handling sprin-
kler 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. Goven-
lock, 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 Bar-
bara, 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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