Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-18

Of equipment, $3O,OOO.O0.
The following are the items under
the head of traffic expenses: Superln-
tendence and solicitation, $1,9S9.1S; ad-
vertising, $4O1.7O; parks, resorts and
attractions. $20,12064; miscellaneous
traffic expenses. $7S.S7.
The items under way and structures
are as follows: Superintendent OF
way and structures, $2,220.O9; ballast,
$132.40: ties, $4,Ss1.57; rails. 1853; rail
fastenings and joints. $1.262.10; special
work, $4,170.11; track and roadway Ia
Dor, $32. O03.40; miscellaneous track and
roadway expenses. $1,112.12; paving,
s10,523.S4; cleaning and sanding track,
13,33O.S4: removal Of snow and ice,
s9.774.16; bridges, trestles and culverts.
S17.53; crossings, fences and signs,
$689.73: signal and interlocking appar-
atus, $1,26I78; telephone and telegraph
lines, $1,21412; miscellaneous way ex-
penses, $26S.33; poles and fixtures. &c.
363.63: distribution system, $17,S4S.55;
miscellaneous electric line expenses,
s24.25; buildings, fixtures and grounds,
@o.oSA.41, appreciation " "oJ oAAN
structures, $22,73S70.
The items under the title Of Power
are as follows: Superintendent of
power, s1.43206; power plant buildings,
fixtures and grounds, $900.47; substa-
ton equipment, $4,11s.o9; sub station
employees. $s,144Sr sub station supplies
and expenses, s210.92; power purchased,
81 ,913.04.
The items under the head of conduct
ing transportation are as follows: Sup
erintendence of transportation, ST.. ILL.,
25; passenger conductors, motormen
and trainmen. $235,172 freight and
express conductors, motormen and
trainmen, $9,140.87; miscellaneous car
service employees, $497.S9; miscellaneous
car service expenses, $6,2S3.77; station
employees, $9,076.19; station expenses,
$1,435.22; carhouse employees, $29,255.26;
carhouse expenses, $3,276.36; operation
of signal and interlocking apparatus,
s2,292.93; freight and, express collec-
ton and delivery, $370.11; loss and
damage. $317.62; other transportation
expenses. $462.71.
Under the head Of general and mis-
cellaneous expenses are included the
following: salaries and expenses Of
general officers, s15,07S.O1; salaries and
expenses of general Office clerks, &c.,
S61.S4; general Office Supplies and ex-
penses, $5,00G.95: law expenses, 100000
90; pensions and gratuities, $54s.40;
miscellaneous general expenses, &c.
432. 06; valuation expenses. s5,321.3s; in
juries and damages, $25,2o1.41; insur-
ance, $S,11O65; stationery and printing,
$3,036.92; store expenses, $1,827.47; gar
age and stable expenses, $4.487.27;
rents of tracks and facilities, $2,555.ss;
other operations, $2,503.42.
Other items in the report are as fol-
lows: Passenger car mileage. 4,065, 913;
freight, mail and express carr mileage.
140, 143; total car mileage, 4,206. 056;
passenger car hours, 49, 1874; freight,
mail and express car hours, 15,46S; total
car hours, 450,592; regular fare passen-
gers carried 21.276,914; free transfer pas.
sengers carried, 2,919, 1892; total passen-
gers carried. 24,196,9O6; employees and
others carried free, 544,874; passenger
revenue, $1.047 .47766: average fare, rev.
enue passengers, s.O4923; average fare.
all passengers, including transfer pass
engers. $.c4329; total revenue from
transportation. s1.1Oo. 3e70S; revenue
from transportation per car mile,
s.26161; revenue from transportation per
car hour. $2.44204; total revenue from
other railway operations, $1S,410.24;
revenue from other railway opera
tons per car mile, $0O43S; rev.
enue from other railway operations per
Car hour s.04oS6; total operating rev.
enues. H,11S.777.27; operating revenues
per car mile. $.26599; operating rev.
enues per car hour $2.4S29O; total OPP
Grating expenses. 1861 .112a6; operating