‘19 
Mill: Company owns a 20-cell minerals-separation flotation unit, with 
present capacity of 200 tons daily. 
OFFICERS: Donald A. Callahan, Pres.; M. G. Rodearmel, Vice-Pres.; C. WwW, 
Newton, Secy.-Treas. & Gen. Mgr. 
DIRECTORS: Donald A. Callahan, Wallace, Idaho; M. G. Rodearmel, Minneapolis, 
Minn.; C. W. Newton, Wallace, Idaho; John Borg, Hackensack, N.J.; Joseph B. 
Cotton, New York City; Chas. H. Borg, Englewood, N.J.; Gust Carlson, Duluth, 
Minn.; John S. Macnie, Minneapolis, Minn.; Max T. Smith, Wallace, Idaho. 
Fiseal Year Ends: Dec. 31. 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dec. 31, 1929 
Par Value Authorized Outstanding 
$10 $10,000,000 $7,245,920 
Transfer Agent: Title Guarantee & 
Trust Co., New York. 
Registrar: Registrar & Transfer Co.. 
New York. 
Capital Stock ...ccoeeneneee. 
Details: Capital stock increased from 
$5,000,000 to $10,000,000 in 1922. 
Dividends: 1915, $5.50; 1916, $6- 
$2.50; 1918, $1.25; 1919, none: 19:9. 
none since. 
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT, Years Ending Dec, 31 
qQ92q9 ey 
1927 
340,881 
750,555 
18.207 
Gross Revenue .... . 
Cost of Production........... .... 
General & Maintenance Ex p....... 
Net Earnings ....... 
Other Income .. 
Income Before Depletion ........ 
Deficit. 
BALANCE SHEET, Ax of Dec. 31, 1926 
ASSETS IAD! 
TITIES 
Property Account . 
Cash ...ccoeee.. © 
Accts. Recei' 
Marketable Se: ~~ 
Supplies aceececeeaeaes 
Stocks in Other Comt 
Prepaid Expense 
Deficit 
$5,436,313 
15,632 
0,327 
6,430 
1,127 
0,812 
.,994 
nag, 163 
RO70. 799 
Capital Stock .......... ce .....$5,693,321 
Depletion and Deprecic“ mn... 2,365,748 
Taxes and Wages........... co. .... 5,826 
Accounts Payable .................... 6,905 
TOTAL LIABILITIES ...........$8.070.799 
TOTAI, ASSET 
THE CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMELTING CO. OF CANADA. LTD. 
GENERAL OFFICE: Trail, British Columbia. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Dominion of Canada, Jan. 1, 1906. A con- 
solidation of War Eagle Consolidated Mining & Development Co., Ltd., St. Eugene 
Consolidated Mining Co., Centre Star Mining Co. and Rossland Power Co. and the 
smelter at Trail, B. C. . 
In 1911 the Fort Steele Mining & Smelting Co. was acquired, including the 
Sullivan mine. 
In 1916 the West Kootenay Power & Light Co. was acquired. 
couver Island, were acquired. 
In 1919. controlling interests in the Sunloch and Coast copper mines. on Van- 
In 1924, the Silver King mine was acquired. 
In 1927, 51% interest in George Copper Mining Co., on Portland Canal, was 
acauired, and in 1929, 429%, making total of 93% held by the company. ] 
In 1927, the company, through the formation of the Buena Vista Mining Co, 
took over development of property on Portland Canal, B. C.,, owned by the Big 
Missouri Mining Co. 53% of Buena Vista belongs to the company and 47% to 
the Big Missouri Mining Co. 
In 1929, development bond was taken on the property of Iva Fern Mines, 
Ltd., Nelson, B. C. 
BUSINESS: Company owns and operates mines, smelters, concentrators and 
hydro-electric plants, being one of the principal producers of non-ferrous metals 
in Canada. In addition to smelting and concentratig its own ore, companv con- 
ducts a custom business. 
PROPERTY: Company's smelter at Trail, B. C., has daily capacity of 300 tons 
of copper ore; 1,500 tons lead ore and concentrator capacity of 2,400 tons daily. 
At Kimberley, B. C., company operates a smelter with daily capacity of 6.000 tons 
of lead and zinc ore. 
. Company's principal operating mine is the Sullivan mine in the Fort Steele 
division of B. C.. which produces 5.000 tons of lead-zinc ore daily