Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-07
STATE HOUSE.
Reports Of Small Maine
Railroad Lines.
New National Guard Officers TO
be Examined, Nov. IS.
A Word as 10 The Busy Times Over
A Word as 10 The Busy Times 0ve|
in Waldo County.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council,
Thursday, Nov. g, at 10 A. M.

| Announcement was made, Monday,
at the office of the State board of rail-
| road commissioners, of the annual
statements of several Maine railroads,
as follows:
| Bridgton and SacO River Railroad Co
Gross earnings from operation, $47,-
| 8SS.72; operating expenses, $31, 756.20;
! income from operation, SIG, 1882; pas
senger revenue, $16,042.45; freight rev.
enue, $24,97O.51; maintenance of way
and structures. $24,970.51; maintenance
of equipment, $3,963.5S: conducting
transportation. $1S.710.S3: general ex
penses, $1.S37.74; number of passen-
gers carried earning revenue during
! the year, 26,9l7; number of passengers
carried one mile, 35l, $685. number of
tops carried of freight earning reve-
nue., 25,222; number of tons of freight
carried one mile, 359.009.
Georges Valley Railroad Co-Gross
earnings from operation. $l3.006.11: OPP
! Grazing expenses, $12,0ll.67; income
from operation. $1.054.44: passenger
revenue Sl,6S9.90; freight revenue,
i S10,52S4S; maintenance of way and
structures, $2,32S.33; maintenance of
equipment, s1,012.21; conducting trans
portatiOn, S7,554.3S; general expenses,
$11,116.75; number of passengers car
ried earning revenue during the year.
5,451; number of passengers carried
one mile, 43.GOS; number of tons car
ried Of freight earning revenue. 30,455;
number of tons of freight carried one
mile, 243,640.
i York HarbOr and Beach Railroad Co.
Gross earnings from operation. SAL,
502.36; operating expenses, $35.7S7.53;
/ income from operation, $5,714.S3; total
surplus. $43,71408; passenger revenue,
$24. 721.25; express revenue, $S23.33;
| freight revenue, S15,950.40; mainte-
nance of way and structures, $17,S47.F
] conducting transportation, $17,647.O6;
general expenses 1923; number of
passengers carried earning revenue
during the year, 243, 199; number of
passengers carried one mile 1875;
; number of passengers carried one mile
per mile of road operated, 83,563;
number of tons carried of freight
earning revenue, 29,4S4; number of
i tons of freight carried one mile, 1885,
SIS; number of tons of freight car
ried one mile per mile of road operat-
ed, 11,779.
Monson Railroad Co.-Gross earn
ings from operation, $12.7S3.97; operat-
ing expenses $8,414.1G; passenger rev.
enue, $2,382.74; mail revenue, $259.S0;
freight revenue, $9,6G9.j5; mainte-
nance of way and structures. $1,S59.4S;
maintenance of equipment, $84O.42;
conducting transportation, $5170.01;
general expenses, $50S.19; number of
passengers carried earning revenue
during the year, SLIT: number of pas
sengers carried one mile, 81 $3.50; num-
Der of tons carried of freight earning
revenue, 1217S; number of tons of
freight carried one mile, 1892.
Lime Rock Railroad Co.-Gross
earnings from Operationj $S2.'o5.-
Sc; operating expenses. $45,252.90: in
come from operation, $37, 502.96; freight
revenue, $78,455.S6; maintenance of
way and structures. $15,362.51; main
Itenance of equipment, $S.SS2.72; con-
Quoting transportation. $16.3l1.G2; gen.
leral expenses, $4,6S635.
The following general orders. relative
to n meeting of the board of examina-
ton to be held at Portland. Nov. Is.
has been issued from the office of the
adjutant general:
STATE OF MAINE,
Adjutant Generals Office.
Augusta, November l. 1905.
General Orders No. is.
I. Brigadier General Charles E.
| Davis, inspector general, Colonel
Lucus H. Kendall, First Infantry,
Major Frank r. Cummings. Second In
! fantry, and Lieutenant q. Gu Everett
G. Scully, list Div Naval Res. are
| hereby constituted a board to inquire
into the qualifications for their respec-
tive positions Of persons who have
been elected or appointed to offices in
the National Guard of the State of
Maine. as follows:
FIRST INFANTRY-Capta James
w Graham (re-elected Captain. Co.
NJ; Captain John w. Nash (re-elected
Captain, Co. d.
NAVAL RESERVE-Lieut. q. c.
George r. Stevens Hieutenant-elect.
Ships Coz and any other persons who
may be ordered to appear before it.
III. The board will meet at the West
End Hotel, Portland, Maine. on
Wednesday. November Il. 1905. at 2
O'Clock z. NJ.
III. The persons elected or appointed
to offices as above are hereby notified
to present themselves to the board of
examination ut the time and place
specified for the meeting Of the board.
Officers elected or appointed who are
members of the National Guard will
appear in dress uniform without side
arms Transportation and subsis-
tence will be provided. but no per diem
will be allowed.
BY order of the Commander in Chief,
AUGUSTUS B. FARNHAM,
/ Adjutant General.