The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-31
CAPITAL TRACTION REPORTS
Receipts for the Year 1908 Amount
ed to S2,512,772.21.
Statement shows -Four Hundred and
FOrty-three Injuries, seven Deaths.
and FifTy-Three Collisions.

The Capital Traction Company yester-
DAY sent its report for the year 1903 10
Congress by the president. George Z.
Hamilton.
The receipts for the year were given at
s2.5l2.12I. and were distributed as fol-
lows:
Passengers IN District Of Columbia, sssae,ss1 C;
MARYLAND division. SS5.00l57; freight s. E3s0: nal
As94; advertising 500; rent of land &C. $50, IL
tcIost on deposits. A-s6-55: income from securi-
ties owned b insurance reserve S6l5; rent Of
buildings &c. S As IS; miscellaneous income S
sale Of tickets IN excess Of those redeemed S57o;
bills Dayabie S5z5a00; balance January J. 1903 S3-
&12
The disbursements of the company were
as follows
Operating expenses, Ss2lH.2s. OF which 81 is 81
vas Tor maintenance Of way and structures, Ss7oss2
Ter maintenance of equipment. Sae GA s. for trsus-
poEtafion. and So. 4ls.ss for general expenses
Fixed charges were as follows:
TaAss. S4Sss9; special police a. crossing SO sss.
interest OF funded debt, $500: renewals. s7oI 3:
insurance reserve 500; dividends S780e8: con
strzetion. S+55i equipment. SIS $50 So real estate
SIs9L77; extension SIl0go: total ezpenGit-,7es
S49-5-A69i 5alsnoe December g. IsS SIlZe "a 3
Total. 2.5I2TZ1.
The report shows that 453 persons were
injured on the lines Of the company DIR
ing the year OF these, 15s were injured
getting OF moving cars, 50 attempting to
board moving cars. s. In collisions with
pedestrians, 30 in collisions with vehicles.
Il fell from moving cars, and 81 were ON
ployes. Seven OF the accidents resulted
IN the death Of the persons injured.
The company had s1s passenger cars
and 81 motors. The number Of revenue
passengers carried was q. SO. ~: number
Of transfer passengers 1.S31, S24; total OF
6S0l2,OG5
A list OF the stockholders aceompsn3ed
the report Among them are the follow
ing:
Louise Z Hitchcock, 500 shares, G. Thomas
Dunlop. LIS; 5 Thomas Brown. 10. Nh "
LoEeTy BrunDetti- L53l: Ms. Annie Y. Barho---
LIS; Henry Dickson, loo; G. waite T1-,1Ia-,
leSs; John Dunlop. Isis: & T Dunlop *.
Grace D. Ecker. LZs; estate George T D75nIo-
1Si9; R. " Gceiet LOS; Mary T. Letter ~.
Ellen D. lane Lloo; a. L Nome coo F7zpcis q
NeElands- los Charles and William Maurice Re-
sen, trustees, $50; Fred ". Sharon. rs. EmiIv II
d. Sins. lZe; Helen D. Urquhart, Us G.
Waters, Isl; Henry A. Willard I-5C5: n 7 Adler
40; Alice Key Browne. 5ee7 William G Fs-7fi-fr--
ton. 90; 1lTS Z B. Beard IS; Charles z Bircb.
IS. Sarah c. CTeecT. 800; y. s CARL ga D--saI
DiEneen- 81; Ceiestine Eustis 50; Amanda FSpe-v
81; William Grisr. 30; Mrs.. J. z. GrunwsiI. 40.
estate Ogden Goelet. E5; J z Grun~eu and Flls
Trustt. executors q g. Fands-worksr 10: A p
GFUaWsIl $50. " A Gjeskfnr 500. Rob- &C.,.
co: Z. A. Hammond SO. Harry Y HAYNES ~.
Thomas p jewell guardian Of T. B. and r II
jewell SIS, Edith NsVlands Johnston 80 Jz7s-
NeEizuds Johnson. 30T; J E. jewell. s0s. e N
KoTnos. so. J. II. Lane. 81, Elizzbefh n Nax-
vel So n AseAiartin, -; Charles 4 Moss. 40:
George ". Nos. 90; John McIIheury. 90. Fra
Orns. "a; Philip Pboeuix. go; Llovd P5soeniv
so: s. L Philips trustee 20. I. r O-s-4-r---b
sios Amanda J. Ray 800: T. A. Richardson t0o.
James D. Richardson. 55 Louise Home "a.
George z Truett. s6f; Ella Truett. 80. Jarss
Richard Young -: Il z Young 40