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


s22o.13; stationery and printing. $4.476.s7.
valuation expenses. $23,199.34; other ex-
penses, $4,3s4.sS.
The items under the head Of ''Miscellan-
eous Operations are $5,s19.15 for dining
and buffet service and $21,9s1.G for no.
tells and restaurants.
The items under Transportation" are
given as follows: Superintendent. s43.-
T7.S; dispatching trains; s13,S94.62; sta
ton employees, $157, S40.56; weighing. In
spection and demurrage bureaus, $403.95
station supplies and expenses, $14,aOSS
yardmasters and yard clerks, S,9S672;
yard conductors and brakemen, $50, 1888 "A
yard switch and signal tenders. $1.4420o;
yard enginemen. $12,33O.26; fuel for yard
locomotives, $2l.349.46; water for yard To-
comotives, $421.SS; lubricants for yard To-
comotives, $2l519; other supplies for yard
locomotives. $263.20; engine house ex-
penses. $2.46S13; yard supplies and ex-
penses, $6lO.91: train enginemen, $127, 26S.-
10; train motormen, $1,649.55; fuel for
train locomotives, 1921 ,465.i1; water for
train locomotives, $13.13S.56; lubricants
for train locomotives, s4.047.64; other sup
plies for train locomtives, $2,367.S6; en-
CINE house expenses, $41306.73; trainmen.
$751;, 397.7s; train supplies and expenses,
81, c37.34 signal and interlocker opera
ton. $685.; crossing protection, $3'3l6.o4,
telegraph and telephone operation. $73.01s.-
"a: stationery and printing. ss,32s12; other
expenses, $1,474.32; insurance, 1882. %;
clearing wrecks, $685. loss and damage
to freight, 50, 2s5.95: injuries to persons,
1.4eo.e6; operating joint yards and ter
minals. $1,639.05; operating joint tracks
and facilities $743.23.
Miscellaneous Items.
Other items in the report are as fol-
lows: Amount of credit to freight service
for carrying company fuel for passenger
service, 27.N per cent. for total charge
Of this service or $32.797.99; revenue pas
sengers carried, 7o3.7s5; revenue passenger
miles. 25,729,965; freight revenue, $2,92l-
63s.s; passenger revenue. $644,2l5.l3; pas
senger service train revenue. $757 ,626.OS;
miles hauled Of revenue freight. 12o.H;
miles hauled of non-revenue freight. III
81; miles hauled of all freight, 1858;
miles carried Of revenue passengers.
1886; revenue per ton of freight. s1.537T76;
revenue per ton-mile of freight, $.o1223;
revenue per passenger, $.91535; revenue per
passenger mile. .02503; freight service car
miles. 34,077; passenger service car miles.
4,614 average freight revenue per mile of
road, s4,6A.90; passenger service train
revenue per mile of road. 81 1881; ton
miles of revenue freight, 37s,363; ton
miles of all freight. 4o1. 32S: average
mileage Of road operated. 63172: ordinary
freight train miles, 690,3S3; light freight
train miles. 2o,397: total freight train
miles, 71o.7so; passenger train miles. 1885,
.7e: mixed train miles. 121,19s; special train
miles, 1888.
The directors Of the Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad Company are Percy r.
Todd. Thomas U. Coe, w. A. Danforth
and Charles E. Oak of Bangor: John
Watson of Houlton. Henry p. Binney Of
Boston, Mass. James Brown of New
York, Charles A. Milliken of Augusta and
Atwood w. Spauldng of Caribou.