PROPERTY ACCOUNTS-CHARGES AND CREDITS During tHE YEAR. 175 300 00 Somerset R. R. bonds to be cancelled by stock... 111,550 00 Coupons.. 298 76 Treasurer's account, stock scrip 71 tons. Average weight of passenger trains, exclusive of pas- 2 Average number of cars in passenger trains. 88 tons Average weight of freight trains, exclusive of freight, $148,400 00 94,530 49 1,118 27 244,048 76 19,206 19,150 700 2,300 41,356 18,218 20,355 71 tons. 88 tons. 7 38 Previous Year. DESCRIPTION OF ROAD. 31.00 .... 31.00 31.00 2.60 2.60 19.00 25.00 Length of main line of road... .... ..... 25.00 Length of main line of road in Maine.......... 2.25 10.00 Total length of steel rails in tracks... .56 and 50 lbs. NAME AND RESIDENCE OF OFFICERS. President-John Ayer, Oakland, Me. Superintendent-Wm W. Ayer, Oakland, Me. General Freight Agent-Wm W. Ayer, Oakland, Me. General Passenger Agent-Wm. W. Ayer, Oakland, Me. Treasurer A. R. Small, Oakland, Me. Clerk of Corporation-A. R. Small, Oakland, Me. Name and Residence of Directors Last Elected-R. B. Dunn, Waterville, Me. R. W. Dunn, Waterville, Me. E. F. Webb, Waterville, Me. F. W. Hill, Exeter, Me. W. H. Brown, No. Anson, Mo. A. J. Libby, Oakland, Me. John Ayer, Oakland, Me. W. M. Ayer, Oakland, Me. B. P. J. Weston, Madison, Me. Omar Clark, Carratunk, Me. Stanton Day, Boston, Mass. Proper Address of the Company-Somerset Railway, Oakland, Maine. Report of the St. Croix & Penobscot Railroad Company, for the Year *132,567 74 Balance at commencement of year as so changed 139,329 06 Balance September 30 1889, surplus .... ...... ....... 2314 99 139,329 06 259 91 697 36 138,889 61 136,574 62 4,119 68 909 72 ANALYSIS OF EARNINGS. 3,931 41 From local passengers. 909 72 From mails .... 36,011 50 Total transportation earnings.... 37,269 65 Total income from all sources...... 32,950 73 37,980 13 928 62 $278 00 650 62 38,908 75 2,112 43 General salaries, office expenses, and miscellaneous. 450 00 Insurance....... 134 62 Telegraph expenses 3,950 22 Repairs of road.. Steel rails, No. tons laid, 225 622 86 New ties, No. laid, 4,030.. 1,235 06 Repairs of bridges 771 92 Repairs of buildings... .... ............ ... 390 79 Repairs of machine shops and machinery. 340 01 He airs of fences, road crossings and signs. .... 350 31 2,056 57 516 76 152 93 4,157 56 7,784 83 622 34 1,584 31 354 32 784 19 302 27 308 15 1,603 54 1,076 35 Fuel, locomotive power.... 984 55 28 53 Water and water stations.. 66 86 215 26 Fuel for cars, stations, shops and stationary engines.. 189 10 205 54 513 30 Switchmen, watchmen, flag and signal men.. 2,616 43 Salaries, wages and incidentals of freight stations.... 2,848 96 21,859 53 Total expenses 32,737 87 *Surplus. 21.00 Length of main line of road from Calais to Princeton, 21.00 16.25 24.34 Aggregate length of track, computed as single track, 21.34 19.06 Total length of steel rails in tracks. 4.80 21.00 Total miles of road operated by this company 21.00 7 16.25 Total miles of road operated by this company in Maine, 4 Number of telegraph offices in same.... 16.25 7 4 7 7 Passengers, Employees, Others...... Killed. Injured. Killed. Injured. Killed. Injured. Killed. Injured. STATEMENT OF EACH ACCIDENT IN MAINE. June 25 1889-Edward Blake, Brakeman, while shackling cars was slightly injured. NAME AND RESIDENCE OF OFFICERS. President-Geo. M. Porter, St. Stephen, N. B. Clerk of Corporation-Samuel Black, Calais, Me. Name and Residence of Directors Last Elected-Geo. M. Porter, St. Stephen, N. B. H. F. Eaton, Milltown, N. B. E. A. Barnard, Calais, Me. L. G. Downes, Calais, Me. E. C. Gates, Calais. Me. Proper Address of the Compang-St. Croix & Penobscot Railroad Company, Calais, Maine. |