Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

so, SS5 0S: fuel for power $67 ,239. 81; wa
ter for power. $5,29S.9 80; lubricants and
waste for power plant $l,913.11; mis-
| cellaneous supplies and expenses of
power plant, $1,074.72; hired power, 49,,
3l2.50; superintendent of transporter
| ton. $1,116.42; wages of conductors,
| $97, 512.14; wages of motormen, $780, i'd.
| %; wages of car house employees, $40
| 011.5I: car service supplies. $l,S99,05;
| miscellaneous car service expenses, 3d.,
1854 AZ cleaning and sanding track, $S
| 5359S; removal of snow and ice, 81
122 -: salaries of general officers, $16,-
| 930S7: printing and stationery, $2S5.31:
miscellaneous office expenses 5000 0S;
stable expenses, $7,4S3.37; advertising
and attractions. $11,S40O5: miscelane-
Gus and general expenses 1856;
damages, $29 1879: miscellaneous leg
al expenses, $3,O2241; rent of land and
| buildings $7,130.97; insurance, $9.191 .OS.
Other items in the report are as fol-
lows. Passenger car mileage, 3,452,-
435; freight mail and express car
mileage 1894: total car mileage, g.
1853, S29: passenger car hours, 31S.2S3;
freight, mail and express car hours,
1892; total car hours. 3Sl 015: fare pas
sengers carried, 15,111,3Sl: transfer
passengers carried. 2.415,229; total pas
sengcrs carried, 1882, $40; car earnings
per car hour. f2.041; gross earnings per
car nour. $2.oG; operating expenses
per car hour, $1.51: operating expenses
and taxes per car hour, SIS; average
number of employees, including officials,
during the year, 5l6; aggregate amount
Of salaries and wages paid, 1856 .499 IS.
Tho annual report of the Portland q
Brunswick Street Railway CO., which
was also fled Monday, shows that the
gross earnings from operation during
the past year were SAL ,639.11 against
S31, 6l2l Il for the preceding year, an in
crease of $685. SO; operating expenses,
S31, @20.4S against $35,9G0,S7 for the pre-
ccdlng year, an increase of $l339.Gl;
net earnings from operation, $43l9.23
against $l1l1.25 for the preceding year,
an Increase Of $Z601 80: interest on fun
ded debt, $11, $4,000; interest on floating
debt, $24SS13; deficit at the close of the
year, SIC, 21l 81; passenger car earnings
$50 1856.
other items in the report are as fol-
lows: Passenger car mileage, 24l 400;
passenger car hours, 1a,00S; fare pas
sengers carried, 7S4,911; car earnings
per car hour, $25S1; gross earnings per
car hous, S2716; operating expenses per
car hour $2,46; operating expenses and
taxes per car hour, $2544; operating
expenses per cent. of gross earnings
S9.62' operating expenses and taxes per
cent of gross earnings, 92.69; average
number of employees, including officials,
during the year, "A; aggregate amount
of salaries and wages paid, $16,23091
The operating expenses are divided as
follows: Maintenance of track and
roadway. $2lSS.23; maintenance of cleo
trio line, $269.52; maintenance of build
ings and fixtures $3217; maintenance
of steam plant $2523l; maintenance of
electric plant SCALA, maintenance of
cars, S16l5.96: maintenance of electric
equipment of cars. $2219.40; power plant
wages $24l6.50; fuel for power, 1854 10;
| lubricants and waste for power plant
$120.1i: miscellaneous supplies and ex-
penscs of power plant, $26352; hired
power S7912.20; wages of conductors
and motormen, $57S2.70; wages of mis-
fcilane"uS car service employees, SPOT
81; wages of car house employees, $31S.-
~: removal Of snow and ice, 17lo9; sal
aries of general officers and clerks
$%227: miscellaneous office expenses.
$685.: advertising and attractions.
$9i5.16; miscellaneous general expenses.
$5io9l; damages. $3.50; legal expenses
in connection with damages, $249.99;
rent Of land and buildings, $277.2l; in
surancc, $l637.5l.