Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-03
Bangor { Aroostook's Splendid Showing.

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Bangor & Aroostook's Splendid Showing.
The showing of the Bangor & Aroostook
is a splendid one and is very satisfactory to
its friends. The gross earnings we're SPAS
903; operating expenses, SlS7 ,6l2, leaving
an income from operation of $5S ,299. The
deficit for the year after paying interest
charges, etc, and rental for other roads,
500, $50. is but $43, 1857. After the road
gets in full operation, this will soon be can
celled. The total deficiency June 80 was
$33, JAG.
The total passenger revenue was $780,
1923; freight, $l44.466. There was ex-
pended for maintenance of ways and
structures, $79, ,4l9; maintenance of equip
ment, $l6,224; conducting transportation,
&c., 1920. The total number of passengers
carried was 1876 The grand total of
outstanding is: Common. 81 $50 900; pre-
ferred, 1854, 200. Total funded debt, ST.
5SS 900. Amount accrued interest on
funded debt, June 80, $50 200.
Somerset Railroad.
Gross earnings, $67.fs5 1872 $50
Operating expenses, 53.5O6 56,l9'
There was deficit of 1911, after making
all deductions against q net income last
year of $16, ,426. The falling off in freight
revenue was SIT 1867; passenger, S53l5.
Portland & Rochester Railroad.
Gross earnings, sle2,27o see9,o72
Operating expenses, 17l.094 2O6, 55.
Net income, 1875 55,o4o
The passenger revenue fell off $l5,957;
freight, $22,763. The surplus from the
years operations is $l29.
Atlantic & ST. Lawfencs.
Gross earnings, sl049,66S Sl,23l7Oi
expenses, 6,3,6l2 93+ 53s
Deficit, 52,3H 21S,523
The falling off in the passenger earnings
was $42 1888; freight, $153,2S2 The sum
of $2l7,754 was expended for maintenance
of ways and structures and S4l5,5 for
equipment.
Georges Valley Railroad.
The gross earnings were $4946; operat-'
ing expenses, 1854. After making deduc-
tions from income, there remains defict
Sl62S. The passenger earning were $l1S2;
freight, $3624. Passengers carried, 3l20.
Phillips & RangeIsy.
Gross earnings, s39.275 $37. q57
Oneratinp ex1cuses 29264 36.S4p
Drtcit for YEAR o7IS S,5si
St. Croix & Penobscot.
Gross earnings, s27.959 s35,2o7
Upe ating expenses, 2Z,o9- ls't"o
Deficit for the year, S2lsl and net income in
1898, 1928. The surplus Is $l4l,91O.
Auuusta, HaiIoweII & Gardiner.
Gross earnings. &3S. 3O6 $il,34e
Operating expenses, 2oofi z.'1o,
Nct INCOME 2,71l 4,95S
The surplus June so, was $l2,275; e1-
pended for maintenance, way and struct-
uree, Sl959; maintenance of equipment,
S33s; passengers carried, 1884, $50.
Bangor Street Railway.
Gross earnings from operation, s5o93S;
operating expenses, $50, ,0O7; deficit, Sl2,-
33I; passengers carried, l,Ol7 900.
eiddsiord and Saco.
Gross earnings, 1924 2l9 operating ex-
penses, Sl4,Sl3; net income, S30l5; de-
ficit on June 30, S6245.
Bath Street Railways.
Gross earnings, $l6,300; operating ex-
penses, Sl2,s62; net income, S93S; pas
sengers, 327 ,696.
Boston & Maine.
Gross earnings, sl6022,6s3 sl7257,9s7
Operating expenses, ~ sS9 Soo n'doo' o,
Net income, i'fv"H< 1'osT''''
After paying dividends the deficit from
operations during the year was S61 500.
Last year there was q surplus from opera
tions of S436,9 800. The total surplus on
June 3Oth was 81, ,60l ,70l.
Portland l. Rumiord Falls.
cros. earnings, slIi,ixl sl2s,ss9
expenses, % fon o,'ooo
Net income, 1.-Two o|'"-c
Surplus from operations for the a.. o. ,,s
year. i'9io Z''i<e
The total surplus on June 80 was $685.
4SO: expended for maintenance of way
and structures, S29, ,592; maintenance of
equipment, 1856; number Of passengers
carried, 60, ,923.
Everett worthing, who was formerly