WASHINGTON FOREST FIRE ASSOCIATION :: :: Five 



Financial Statements for Year 1914 



BALANCE SHEET ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1911 



Cash in Metropolitan Bank of Seattle $ 424.22 



Assessments Collectible 1,309.04 



Equipment, Tools and Supplies 1,362.00 



Office Furniture and Fixtures 300.00 



Printing and Office Supplies 100.00 



- $ 3,495.26 

 Surplus: LIABILITIES 



Balance at January 1, 1914. $ 8,825.66 



Deduct Excess of Expenses over Income 



for Year 1914, as per statement annexed 5,330.40 



- $ 3,495.26 

 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR YEAR 1914 



INCOME 

 Assessments Levied 2 cents per acre: 



Amount Collected $52,073.64 



Amount Outstanding 1,309.04 



- $53,382.68 

 Interest received on bank deposits 85.00 



$53,467.68 

 EXPENDITURES 



Patrol Salaries, Wages and Miscellaneous Ex- 

 penses $40,124.83 



Patrol Expenses 4,808.05 



Fire Expense and Extra Labor 8,852.08 



Office Rent, Salaries and Expenses 2,794.03 



Stationery, Printing and Postage 1,048.57 



Depreciation and Maintenance of Equipment, 



Tools, Furniture and Fixtures, etc 1,131.12 



Delinquent Members' Accounts written off 39.40 



- $58,798.08 



Balance Being Excess of Expenses over In- 

 come for the Season 1914, carried to Bal- 

 ance Sheet $ 5,330.40 



To the Trustees of the Washington Forest Fire Association: 



We have examined the books of the Washington Forest Fire 

 Association for the year 1914 and hereby certify that the foregoing 

 Balance Sheet and accompanying Income and Expenditure Account 

 set forth the financial condition of the Association at December 31, 

 1914, and the result of the operations for the year ending that date. 



PRICE, WATERHOUSE & CO., 

 Seattle, Wash., January 16, 1915. Certified Public Accountants. 



