Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-17

1871 against s457ss5.11 for the pre-
ceding year, a decrease of $30.437.0o.
the revenues from auxiliary operations
during the past year amounted to
s762.O17.99 against $735,177.1S for the
preceding year, an increase of $26,S4o.-
81; the expenses of the auxiliary oper-
ations for the past year amounted to
$25S,1s5.S2 against Spas 30.57 for the
preceding year. an increase of 1880
25; the net revenue from auxiliary
operations for the past year amounted
to s5O3.s3247 against s510.346.61 for
the preceding year. decrease of So
51414; the net operating revenue for
the past year amounted to s9S0,960,5S
against s96S,O11.72 for the preceding
year. a decrease of $37.051.14.
The revenue of the road is divided as
follows: Passenger revenue. s1,0i1.
477.66: parlor. sleeping, dining and
special car revenue, $1,151.50; express
revenue, s9,02S.2s: milk revenue. $3.50
IS: freight revenue, $3S.3S9a5: mis-
cellaneous transportation revenue So
1869; station and car privileges.
100000: parcel room receipts. 81
490.15: rent of tracks and facilities
/ sS.Ss2.3S; rent of buildings and other
property. $1.026.S0.
Operating Expenses.
The operating expenses of the read
are divided as follows: Way and
structures, S10110470: equipment.
ss1,S76.67; power. s61,92697; con-
Quoting transportation, s312,725.OS;
traffic. $22,59o.99; general and mis-
cellaneous, sS1,964.27.
The following items are included I'M
, der way and structures: Superin-
tendence of way and structures 81
220.09; ties, s4,sS1.57; rail fastenings
and joints, s1.262.10: track and read
way labor, $32,003.4O; paving, So
523.S4; cleaning and sanding track,
$13,330.S4; signal and interlockng APP
paratus, S1,267.7s: telephone and tele
graph lines. s1.21412; poles and fix
lures, ss,363.s3: distribution system.
s17,S4S.55; buildings, fixtures and
grounds. $3,921.11.
Included under the head Of Equip
ment are the following items: Super
intendence OF equipment. s1,S20.2S:
passenger and combination cars, ST.
266.35; freight. express and mail cars,
s1.662.s6; service equipment, sl,515.-
"a; electric equipment of cars. Slf,-
o50.49; shop expenses. S3715.90: de-
probation of equipment, S30,000.00.
The following items are included
under the head of Power: Superin
tendence of power. s1,432.06: power
plant buildings. fixtures and grounds,
S900.47; substation equipment, S4,11S.-
90" Suhctaf inn anonInvpS IS 114 81
power purchased, $1,913.04.
Included under the head of Conduct
ing Transportation are the following
items: Superintendent of traRsporta
ton, S15,141.25; passenger conductors,
motormen and trainmen, S235,172.95;
freight and express conductors, motor
men and trainmen, $9,140.S7; station
employees, $9,076.19: station expenses,
s1,43522; carhouse employees, $40,
25o.26: carhouse expenses, $3.276.36;
operation of signal and interlockins
apparatus, S2,29293
The following items are included I'M
der the head of General and Miscel-
laneous Expenses: Salaries and OK
penses of general officers, Sl5.O7S.Ol;
salaries and expenses of general office
clerks, $16,861.34; general Office sup
plies and expenses s5,0O6.95: law eX-
penses, 100000; miscellaneous gem
eral expenses, s6432.O6: valuation ex-
penses. s5.321.3S; injuries and dam
ages, s25.201.41; insurance, sS.11065:
stationery and printing, S3.036 %;
garage and stable expenses s4.4S727:
rent of tracks and facilities. s2,555.S3.
Other Items.
Other items in the report are as fol-
lows: Passenger car mileage, 4.Ol7.o64
freight, mail and express car mileage.
101790: total car mileage, 4,119.O54:
passenger car hours. 430,286: freight.
mail and express car hours, 1898:
total car hours, 1929; regular fare
passengers carried, 21.s94,343: free
transfer passengers carried. 2.901 .n75:
total passengers carried, 24,595.41S;
employees and others carried free. $40
SIS; passenger revenue, st.069, 1927:
average fare. revenue passengers.
s.04931: average fare. all passengers.
including transfer passengers. s.O4Sf9,
total revenue from Transportation,
$1.114,9s5.59: revenue from transpor-
tation per car mile, s.27o6S revenue
from transportation per car hour,
s2.51565; total revenue from other
railway operations. s21,217.S9; revenue
from other railway operations per car
hour, s.047S7; revenue from other
railway operations per car mile.
s.0o515: total operating revenues.
s1.136.2o3.1s; operating revenues per
car mile. s.275s3 operating expenses
per car hour. s2.5s352: total operating
expenses. s7o9,o75.37; operating ex-
penses per car mile. s.17214; operating
expenses per car hour. s1.59ss3.
The directors of the Cumberland
County Power & Light Company are
given in the report as follows: Charles
Q. Bancroft, ". M. Bradley. Albert \.
Ford. Robert Drawn. Ammi Whitney.
Walter G. Davis, Harry Butler. Lud-
well L. Harrison. Frank d. True, Gin