Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19

for the past year were sass, $3.50 against
81, 361 ,049.52 for the preceding year, an in
crease of $2i ,9oS.2S; and the net revenue
from railway operations amounted to
$3.50 S4S.05 against 81 4O2, 34s.76 for the pre-
ceding year, decrease of $12,500.n; rent
from locomotives, 81 ,032.60; income from
unfunded securities and accounts. $685.
90; rent for passenger train cars, $3.50
70; rent for leased roads, $236.0Oo00; inter-
est on funded debt, $SS5, Al. SO; interest on
discount on funded debt, $1s.171.43; mis-
cellaneous income charges, $6,S0.51.
Operating Expenses.
The railway operating revenues were
divided as follows:
Freight revenue, $2,9N, 63ss1; passenger
revenue, $s44. 2l5.13; excess baggage reve-
nue., $s205.6s; mail revenue, $6o.02l,47; ex-
press revenue. $43,5OS.a3; ether passenger
train revenue. $1,675.47; switching revenue,
$s.O95.15; special service train revenue.
81, 272.2O; dining and buffet revenue, s5.s1s.-
IS; hotel and restaurant revenue. $21,9s1.-
81; station, train and boat privileges, 81,
1885; storage Of freight, $2,234.99; storage
Of baggage, s22o.55; demurrage, s22.s1225;
rents of buildings and other property,
$15,oo6.ss; miscellaneous, $l6,12o.4s.
Miscellaneous Items.
The operating expenses of the road are
divided as follows: Maintenance of way
and structures, $559, 1904: maintenance Of
equipment. 1851, 042.1s; traffic. $35, 593. 80
transportation. $1o24.61.72; miscellaneous
operations, $2.sO0.7s; general expenses,
$137. 716S5.
The following items are included under
the head of ways and structures: Su-
perintendence, $A,61322; roadway mainte-
nance. SOL. 1905: bridges, trestles and
culverts. $29.6a9.23: ties, $76.673.64; rails.
33,642.s9; other track material. 11,94s.6S;
ballast. N.5Ts3; track laying and sur
facing, $l57.ss2.4s; right-ofway fences.
$s.676.61: snow and sand fences and snow
sheds. $5n.67; crossings and signs.
s.. 1850: station and Office buildings, go.
s1s.e3: road way buildings. $413.Ss: water
stations, $S,7ls.T;' fuel stations, $s.4es.12;
shops and engine houses. $S.1S.9s;
wharves and docks. $2,27s.15: removing
snow, ice and sand, sl5.ss5.os: insurance,
$s,s17.4s; statiohery and printing, Gss.1s;
roadway machines. $1.67.13: small tools
and supplies, $3,s15.11; wharves and docks.
$z19.15; signals and interlockers. $5,060.11.
The following are the items under the
head Of Maintenance Of Equipment:
Superintendent, $2z,s7so6: shop machtn-
cry, &.s5l.T: repairs Of locomotives. $117,-
631 80: depreciation Of steam locomotives.
$s4.129.09: retirements Of steam locomo-
tives. $2.7s5.1o; repairs Of freight train
cars, $276.Ss7.19; depreciation Of freight
train cars A1.125.15: retirements Of freight
train cars, $26,2157o; repairs of passenger
train cars. A1,722.43: depreciation Of pas
senger train cars. 3lo.o22.2s; depreciation
Of motor equipment Of cars. S1.s7s.e4: re-
tirements Of motor equipment Of cars,
SesS lS; repairs Of work equipment, $751;
-; depreciation Of work equipment. g.
1881; retirements Of work equipment,
&lss75; injuries to persons. $2.els.oo: insur-
ance. $5.5s6.0S; stationery and printing,
N.1ss.ls; other expenses. s67.sl