Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-04
Canadian Pacific.

According to the annual report of
the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany, which operates the Internation-
al Railway of Maine, the Houlton
Branch Railroad Company and the
Aroostook River Railroad Company.
which was filed at the State House
Tuesday the total operating revenues
Of the road in the State of Maine for
the past year were 1855, 305.1S against
s1,476, 4s4.G2 for the preceding year,
decrease of $s7,17S.S4; total operating
expenses, s1,384,5S7.42 against $1,372,-
60S.29 for the preceding year, an in
crease of $11,979.13; freight revenue.
1929 ,3S3.49; passenger revenue, s347,-
554.52 excess baggage revenue, S4,064-
OF; mail revenue, s2s,3SS.51; express
revenue, $65,227.21; special service
train revenue, s2.162.2o: car service,
sz,928.00; rents of buildings and other
property, sS.930.21.
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: superintendent of way
and structures. s1o.590.49; ballast, S.
s1s.13; ties, s29,23o.35; rails. 29,74s.5O;
removal of snow, sand and ice, S13,-
!51.15; telegraph and telephone lines.
s14,775.37; buildings, fixtures and
gro lnds, s11 ,067 "a; roadway tools and
supplies. s4,206.22: superintendent Of
equipment, s6.112.30; repairs to steam
locomotives, s71,719.68: repairs to pas
senger train ears, s32 ,906 %; repairs
to freight train cars, s7S,996.07; repairs
to the electric equipment of cars, s14,-
10000: shop machinery and tools. 3d.
619.06: advertising. s1s.32695; superin-
tendence of transportation, s12. 1893 90;
dispatching trains. s11.21S56: station
employees, sS4, 741.07;, station supplies
and expenses, s5,7s1.S3; yard conduct
ors and brakemen, s7,4307s: fuel for
yard locomotives. s7,060.60; fuel for
road locomotives, 1922 .S65,11; water for
road locomotives, $685.: train sup
plies and expenses. SOS, S24.12; loss and
damage to freight, s2s154.16; damage
TO property. ss.79s.4s: injuries to per-
sons, s1,77s12: salaries aud expenses
Of general officers, s7,27195; salaries
and expenses of clerks and attend
ants, s16,420.s4 insurance, 5,201 81
stationery and printing, s2,766.SS.
Other items in the report are as
follows: Number of passengers car
ried earning revenue, 23T ,20S; number
of passengers carried one mile. 22.37o,
222: number of passengers carried one
mile per mile of road, 1856; average
distance carried, 94.31: average amount
received from each passenger s1.465l9:
average receipts per passenger mile
s01554: passenger service train reve-
nue. per mile of road, s1,91o.t3; pas
senger service train revenue per train
mile. SLICES; number of tons carried
of freight earning revenue, 1,206,774;
number of tons of freight carried one
mile 1S5,629,113 number of tons Of
freight carried one mile per mile OF
road, 795, 667; average amount received
for each ton of freight, $.77012; freight
revenue per mile of road, S3.9S3.56: OBJ
Grating revenues per mile Of road. S.,
a55o2; operating revenues per trair
mile, s1394aS: operating expenses pei
mile of road, $5.e34.7s; operating ex'
penses per train mile, s139o24; average
number of passengers per car mile
II: average number of passengers pei
train mile. &C.; whole number of stock
holders in Maine. II; average number
of employees in Maine, 6S2.