INDUSTRIALS
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT, Years Ending Dee. 31
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Gross Profit ......
Other Income (Rentals). ................. _ ___
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1927
"2,352,466
1,478,069
Gross Earnings ...
Expenses ......
Profit From Operations.........
Other Income ....
Net Income ...................
Federal Income Taxes.............._...
Balance for the Year..............
BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
Dec. 31, 1929
LIABILITIES
Accrued Wages .... RO UT |
Notes & Acceptances Payable... 21,148
Accounts Payable ...... . .......... 51934
Accrued Interest and Taxes.......... 7,124
Federal Taxes ........ cosemenenis. V2: 340
Other Liabilities ........ an 17,390
Preferred Stock ..........coocceneeeeee. 119,675
Common Stock ..........coceeeeeeeeee.. 437,940
Surplus ..... 170.464
Cash oon
Accts. and Notes Receivable
Inventory ................
Pref. Stock Subsecriptior
Due from Office.
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Total Current
Lease Deposits ..
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Real Estate .......
Deferred Charges .
TOTAL ASSETS
74
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TOTAL LIABILITIES ................$874.852
MORRISON-KNUDSEN COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICE: Boise, Idaho.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Idaho. Originally formed as a partner-
ship in 1912.
BUSINESS: Company's business consists principally of construction and main-
tenance work upon railroads, highways, irrigation and drainage systems. It
is also actively engaged in construction enterprises in Oregon, Washington, Cal-
ifornia, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.
PROPERTY: Warehouses, repair shops, side tracks, storage and feed yards are
owned in Boise, Idaho, which are designed and constructed for the housing and
repairing of equipment and the feeding of stock. This tract includes 27 acres.
The company owns on 80-acre ranch near Boise, which is devoted to the rais-
ing of feed for the stock, and temporary pasturage when needed.
Equipment includes steam shovels, dragline excavators. locomotives, railroad
outfit cars, paving equipment, crushers, steel rails, dump cars, horses, wagons,
rusk, tents, etc., together with a great number and variety of small equipment,
tools, etc.
Near Oakley, Idaho, gravel pits extending over 150 acres are owned and de-
veloped. The company has contracts for supplying gravel for railroad ballast
purposes from these pits.
‘A C17 AT)
As of Dec. 31, 1929
ar Value Authorized Outstanding
100 £100,000 $100,000
$100 £500,000 £300.000
i. PR.IEF.NIIED STOCK (Second Issue)
Provisions: Preferred as tou assets Legal Opinion by: Karl Paine, Boise,
and dividends. Idaho.
Callable: Company agrees to retire Public Offering by: Walter S. Bruce
Ia0pae annually, beginning March 1, & Co. Boise. Idaho, in 1928. at 100
1932 gat par
MULTACHROM TUBELIGHT, INC.
GENERAL OFFICE: 3123 Western Ave., Seattle, Wash.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, April, 1930, to take over
the assets ‘and business of Multachrom Light Corp. and Multachrom Neo-Light
System.
BUSINESS: Manufactures luminous tube products including indoor and outdoor
signs and displays as well as a number of important specialties.
PROPERTY: Company owns the world rights, except for Canada, to a certain
System of producing gaseous illuminating tubes which are used in the manufac-
ture of signs, displays, interior lighting, etc., for which patents have been
applied. Company has a completely modern and efficient plant and has over
200 sigs in use
