Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-24

1e1. -. thu. svrerses from auxiliary OPP
erations Tor the past year were $Ss.
Glass AGAINST $177.s7z.4z fol. the pre-
cedinx wear a decrease Of $93,S5S.57:
while the net revenue from AUXILIARY
| operations for the past year amounted
to 1SS,14s.u against S117,S72.47 Tor the
preceding year, an increase OF $7,775.64.
The income from funded securities is
So, ssa q: income from unfunded secur-
tiles and ACCOUNTS, $2.13o.66: income
from sinking fund and other reserves.
81, 1s2. 50; interest on funded debt, $l2s,
$500: AMORTIZATION Of discount on
funded debt, $500.
Revenue from Transportation.
The revenue from transportation is
divided a. follows: Passenger revenue,
Ss1e. 2sss2; parlor, sleeping. dining and
special car revenue. $s2o.25; mail rev.
enue, $1,5so72: freight revenue.i $780,
11s.1s; miscellaneous transportation
revenue, $1S25o; rent Of buildings and
other property. $2.se1.5l.
Operating Expenses.
The operating expenses are divided
"A follows: Way and structures, $4o.-
7s417; equipment, $s2,s72.o2; power, $lS.-
6S4.21; conducting transportation, $751;
osa.o5: general and miscellaneous ex-
penses, $44,4727S; traffic expenses, 49,
57s6s.
The items under the head OF way and
structures are as follows: Superin-
| tendence Of way and structures. $9s2.S4;
maintenance Of track and roadway
s2s. 1859: other maintenance OF way
$3.50. 50; poles and fixtures, $S4652; ais
tribution system. s5,5s35O; buildings
fixtures and grounds, $947.57; depreci-
aticn of way and structures, $2.639.72.
The following are the items under
the head of equipment: Superintend-
ence of equipment, $1,543.25; mainten-
| ance Of cars, $15,0S7.56; electric equip
ment of cars, $6,426.1S; miscellaneous
equipment expenses. s2,717.06; depreci-
alton of equipment, s6,S79.65.
The following are the items under
the head Of power: Power plant build
ings. fixtures and grounds, $106.6S; sub
station equipment, $471.03; depreciation
I Of power plant buildings and equip
ment. $2,SSO.O0; substation employees
s1.19145: substation supplies and ex-
penses, $343.72; power purchased, 49,.
1885.
The items under the head OF Con-
Quoting Transportation are as follows:
Superintendence of transportation, 3d.
503. 10: passenger conductors; motormen
and trainmen, $62,544.22: freight and
express conductors, motormen and
trainmen, $3.944.10; miscellaneous car
service employees and expenses, So,-
696. 80: station employees and expenses
50. 72096: car house employees and ex-
penses, s5,42s52; signal. interlocking
telephone and telegraph systems, $l'-
1889; loss and damage, 1854; othel
transportation expenses, $403.74.
The following are the items under
the head of General and Miscellaneous
Expenses: Salaries and expenses OF
general officers and general office
clerks, $23, 56056; general Office sup
plies and expenses, s1,360.0S; law ex-
penses, $4,000; relief department ex-
penses, 1888. 20: pensions and gratuities
$7s6. 40; miscellaneous general expenses
Sc, 23507; valuation expenses, $4,000;
injuries and damages, s9,325.55; insur-
ance, $7,9SS.10; stationery and printing
s4.1S345: store expenses, $1,9S6.42; gar
age and stable expenses, s2,105.61: rent
of equipment, s2,934.oO; other opera
lions, $21,9sS.59.
Other Items. 80.
Other items in the report are as fol.
lows: Ratio Of operating expenses to
operating revenues, 65.4 per cent: pas
senger car mileage, 1.314.3S2; freight
mail and express car mileage. 9l,646;
total car mileage 1,4o5,s7S: passenger
car hours, 1881: freight. mail and ex.
press car hours, 1856; total cars hours
143,297: regular fare passengers carried
6,4O3,924; free transfer passengers car
ried, 591, $40; total passengers carried
$685., 1874; employees and others carried
free, 3,S43; passenger revenue, $685.
SO; average fare, revenue pas
sengers, $.0493S; average fare, all pas
sengers, including transfer passengers
$.O452; total revenue from transporta-
ton, 34S,948.12; revenue. from trans
portation per car mile, $.24s19; revenue
from transportation per car hour, 81
1854; total revenue from other railway
operations, $5,S10.14; revenue from
other railway operations per car mile
s.0O413; revenue from other railway OPP
erations per car hour. $.O4055: total
operating revenues. *s54,75sS2; operat-
ing revenues per car mile, $25232; op-
Grating revenues per car hour s2.47569:
total operating expenses, 1921, $685.
operating expenses per car mile
$.16493; operating expenses per cal
hour $1.61s2.
Directors Of Road.
The directors Of the Bangor Railway
and Electric Company are E. NJ. Ora.
ham. j. Norman Towle, E. c. Ryder
G. D. Stanford and F.. H. Appleton OF
Bangor and Frank Silliman, Jr, and
H. L. Clark of Philadelphia.
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