The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-08
TRACK And TRAIN.
Secretary Kelly Gathering His
Railroad Reports.
N. T. Smith Chosen to Succeed Timothy Hop
kins as Treasurer Of the Southern
Pacific Company.

Secretary Kelly of the State railway COM
mission is now gathering his spring crop of
railroad reports. The law requires that
these annual statements shall be submitted
TO the Commissioners before the 1st of May,
and the second installment of the season
came in yesterday.
A report from the San Francisco and
North Pacific shows the capital stock of
this road to be s6,C00,0O0, the funded debt
81, Loco and the floating debt SIS, 245 OF.
Construction and equipment up to date has
cost OIL. 534 81. The net income for the
year was S120,94 50; $685.. $40 10 was paid to
employees. Tue equipment consists Of %
passenger cars, 378 freight ears, and the
total mileage is 1G2 % miles.
Pacific Coast Railroad Company-This
company was organized September %, 1882,
by the consolidation Of the San Luis Obispo
and Santa Maria Valley Railroad Company,
the latter being incorporated April %. 1875.
The road runs from Port Hartford TO Los
Olives, distance Of 76 miles. The officers
are as follows: President, George c. Per-
klns; vice president, j. /. Howard; secre-
tary, Edwin Goodall treasurer, Oregon I'm
pTOvemeDt Company; general manager, J
NJ Fillmore. The cost OF construction up
10 November 80, 1891, has been S2,972, S27 90.
The income from operation for the year was
S99, 353 63, the freight and passenger earn
lDgs amounting to S1G0,923 20, and the total
earnings from operation TO Si94,O34 30.
During the year the sum Of S63 I76 rs was
paid to employees.
ALL N THE FAMILY.
Arcata ard Mud River Railroad-This
company was organized December %, and
belongs exclusively TO the K0Tbell family
+. Korbell is president, a. Korbel vice
president, 6. Korbell secretary, q. Korbell
treasurer; Annie Korbell Is superintendent,
aud the mother of this thriving railroad
family, Mrs. Tulsa Korbell. holds the Office
OF general manager The line runs from
Arcata to North Fork, in Humboldt County.
distance OF u miles, and the CHEF traffic
is in lumber. The earnings for the year
amounted to $50, 356 81 and the operating
expenses TO SS4,6l7 10, leaving S14, 739 81 as
the Income from operation. The line cost
Sl2 800 % and the sum Of S6202 20 has been
expended in equipment
North Pacific Coast Railroad-Capital
stock, $500, 0o0; funded debt, S24O.0O !;
floating debt, S294, 78l 81. The total cost
of construction up to December 81, 1891,
has been So. 1913, 516 30, for IS miles OF road.
he earnings from operation for the year
amounted to S418, 416 %. and the expenses
from this source were S3,0O0,055 60. The
sum of SIT 8, 4G2 % was paid to employees.
Colusa and Lake Railroad - Organized
March q, 1886 DirectoTs-W. p. Harring-
ton, T. w. Jones, L. 4. Harrington, George
Hager, j. w. Good, Peter Peterson, John
Sites. John Boggs, j. II. Roberts This
line runs from Colusa TO Sites, distance Of
twenty-five miles. The capital stock
amounts to S1C0, $50 and the funded debt to
$4,000. Construction and equipment up 10
date has cost S163, 800 So Operation for the
year shows surplus of SO, 1913 H.
PRIVATE Tc THE COMMISSIONERS.
The report from the Sierra Valley and
Mohawk Company tBeckwith Pass linel
Of oynsZ &
take place, and from perusal of the an
nual statement such a course would seem
highly proper. This company was organ
lied October ], 1885, but has issued o stock,
ana the road has never been operated. The
directors are: j. L. Boyd, G. Kohler, r. ID.
Perry. j. Goldberg ana j. Mcdonald. 1t
was the intention Ut the company to operate
q road from Chat. on the Nevada and Cali
fornia line, to Mohawk, Plumas County,
Cal. Director Perry, with the contempt for
law usually manifested by railroad mag
mates, has scrawled in bold, lumber hand
10 The report-b0ok, which contains not sol
ltary hgure, this message to the Commits
sioDsrs
Privately, If the Commissioners want
any information about this concern, any
sucn Will be given"
The annual election of of6cers NJ thu
eonthern Pacific Company took place yes
terday, with the following result: c. p.
Huntington, president; G. 4. Croker. vice
president; A, n. Towne. second vlce-presi-
dent; j. G. Stubs, third vice-president:
G. l.. Lansing, secretary and CONTROLLER: N
I. Smith. treasurer; II. A. Cummings, assist
ant to treasurer; +. ii. Davis, New York.
assistant treasurer; c. f. Krebs. assistant
clerk, Kentucky; /. K. Gates, acting vice
president and assistant secretary, New
York; Leland Stanford. c. =. Huntington.
Charles +. Croker and Thomas Ii. Hub.
bard. executive committee.
The annual election of officers OF the
North Pacific Coast road has been postponed
until the next regular meeting OF the board
OF directors. which takes place on the 18th
inst.