Abuses in Railroad Transportation
Abuses in Railroad Transportation
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What just reason can be rendere^d why the freight of one lot should be dou- ble or treble that of the other ? Does the mechanical engine which draws the train, the inanimate fuel which furnishes the power, the engineer, fireman, conductor or brakeman, who do the work, or the clerk or book- keeper who enters or way-bills the goods, know of any distinction between the one and the other ? Are any of these employees paid higher wages for attending to the one package or the other ? Is there any even... the slightest difference in the cost of performing the service? None of these! Why, then, this minute and vexatious classification of goods, and the search- ing demand of the carriers for a precise specification of the contents of the package before declaring the rate of freight ? Why, for instance, is one rate demanded on printing paper and another on books in sheets ? Why is the freight on ores of equal weight and identi- cal appearance from the same mine put at a certain percentage of their assay value ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What just reason can be rendere^d why the freight of one lot should be dou- ble or treble that of the other ? Does the mechanical engine which draws the train, the inanimate fuel which furnishes the power, the engineer, fireman, conductor or brakeman, who do the work, or the clerk or book- keeper who enters or way-bills the goods, know of any distinction between the one and the other ? Are any of these employees paid higher wages for attending to the one package or the other ? Is there any even... the slightest difference in the cost of performing the service? None of these! Why, then, this minute and vexatious classification of goods, and the search- ing demand of the carriers for a precise specification of the contents of the package before declaring the rate of freight ? Why, for instance, is one rate demanded on printing paper and another on books in sheets ? Why is the freight on ores of equal weight and identi- cal appearance from the same mine put at a certain percentage of their assay value ?
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