Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-12
STATE HOUSE,
Two Street Railroads File
Their Annual Report.
Election Ordered for Co. C, End
Infantry, n. G. S. N.
Maine Corporation Votes to Increase
Its Capital Stock.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun-
Gil Friday, Oct. %, at 10 A. M.

Inc lolloWlnS reports OF Maine rail-
roads were filed at the office of the
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Tuesday:
Rockland. Thomaston & Camden
Street Railway Co.-Gross earnings
from operation, sll4.99OO6: operating
expenses $o239S.24: net earnings from
| operation. s32,591.S2: net gas and cleo
trio earnings, $29.S97.49; interest on
funded debt, s32,000 interest on
floating debt. $3.50; net income,
| $29,39S1T: surplus for the year. s939S II
surplus at the close of the year, $751;
| 1883; passenger car earnings, $S9,-
45I31; freight car earnings, 17,134 80
| mail car earnings. $237275; express car
! earnings. $3l3359: maintenance of way
and structures, s14.960.59; maintenance
of equipment, $1O74O.O7; operation of
power plant $13,359.63; operation of
| cars. 29,S93.06; general expenses, $13,-
| 444S9; passenger car mileage, 429. 1850;
freight, mail and express car mileage
4235; total car mileage, 471O15; passen-
ger car hours, 1860; freight, mail and
| express car hours, 1919: total car
hours, 55,5SS; fare passengers carried
1,lS9,15O; car earnings per car hour.
| SOB; gross earnings per car hour.
S2.06; average number of employees in
| Guiding officials. during the year, 20:
| aggregate amount of salaries and
| wages paid, $43,844.90
| Fairfield 4 Shawmut Street Railway
| Gross earnings from operation, $S057 4;
operating expenses $4262.7S; net earn
| ings from operation, $379422; interest
on funded debt. sl375; interest on
| floating debt, s115: surplus at the be-
| ginning of the year. S509S: surplus at
| the close of the year. $I366.72; passen-
| ger car earnings, 1880; freight car
earnings, 1852: maintenance of way
and structures. $3.50; maintenance of
| equipment, $780, operation of cars,
! 1921. So; general expenses. 800: pas
| senger car mileage. 10000: freight. mail
| and express car mileage, 2o00: total
| car mileage. 10000; passenger car
hours. 6205: freight, mail and express
| car hours, 400; total ear hours. $685.;
fare passengers carried, l5l 900; car
| earnings per car hour. 81 20: opera ling
expenses per cent. of gross earnings.
81 80 per cent: average number of EN-
| ployeS, including officials. during the
year, four; aggregate amount Of sal
| aries ard wages paid. $2760.
| Announcement was made yesterday
4 at the Office of the adiutant general
o. the issuance Of Special orders No.
1873 the text OF which is as follows:
Augusta, October, 10, 1910.
II Social orders No. 1893.
II In accordanc" with tho provisions OF
Sections 3d.. tic Military Law, ar
election is hereby ordered for the posi-
II ton of first lieutenant in COMPANY
G, Second Infantry. National Guard OF
the state of Maine. and any other com
inissioned positions in the company
whose present occupants may be elect
L Cd To higher office.
The election will be held in the arm
orv in Livernorn Falls ON the nin"-
tenth day of October. 1910. at s o.
clock P. Nj. and the immediate com
handing officer Of the company will
give the required notice to electors.
H Detail for presiding officer Captain
Fred e. Riley.
Il Uniform: Dress without sid" arms
y BY order Of the Governor:
II EIIIOTT G. DILL.
H The Adjutant General.
\ A notice which has been filed at the
\ office of the secretary of State certi-
/ lies that at a legal meeting of the
A Stockholders of q Talbot. Brooks 4
\ Aver held at the companys Office IN
II Portland ON Saturday. oct 3, it was
| voted that whereas the capital stock
| of IT,, corporation was insufficient tor
| the purposes for which the corpora
ton was organized. the amount of the
| capital stock u" increased from $50.
| 600 t. 500 900 such increase to be d.
vided rto ECO shares of the par value
| ui' 500 each.
| H.r H. w. Gilman of F"Xcrolt
| commissioner al agriculture, Prof. +.
| +. liitchines of WaterNille. the state
rrtonoloeist connected With the de-
partment of agriculture. and capt. H.
| f., Philbrool> of Portland. tie Ei"ni&i
| field agent of the department in charge
| of tl!,, work Which is being done with a
view to DISCRIMINATING the gypsy motil
| in Maine, were at the department. yes
! terday.
| Hon George Pottle of Lewiston.
| chairman of the Board of state Asses
sors was at the office of the board III
| the Blaine house TUESDAY on matters