Before the Interstate Commerce Commission Docket No 9200 in Re Railway Mail P
Before the Interstate Commerce Commission Docket No 9200 in Re Railway Mail P
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Wood). Well, Mr. McBride, this is the situation with the weighing of freight at all these stations; they enter the freight, they have to make out a waybill and a bill of lading; it all has to go to the account- ing department; there is just as much machinery there, and it does not seem to be very burdensome in ascertain- ing the weights and the distance hauled and in a])plying the rate. They are doing that. Answer. I admit that, Mr. ^Yood.
Question. They are doing that right along. Now, why can...'t they do that with e([ual facihty, under the super- vision of men such as the examiner mentions, namely, these weighing and inspection bureau exjierts, who would lay out the ])ian and sui)er\ ise the M'ork and do the check- ing ?
Answer. [ admit it is ])hysically possible, Mr. Wood, for the railroads to weigh the mails. 1 never for a minute would assert anytliing else.
Question. There is not any more dilliculty, is there, in arriving at the truth with res]3ect to the weight of the mails to be weighed by the agent at the station, than there is in ascertaining the truth as to the weight of freight that is ship])ed out of that same station '( Answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wood). Well, Mr. McBride, this is the situation with the weighing of freight at all these stations; they enter the freight, they have to make out a waybill and a bill of lading; it all has to go to the account- ing department; there is just as much machinery there, and it does not seem to be very burdensome in ascertain- ing the weights and the distance hauled and in a])plying the rate. They are doing that. Answer. I admit that, Mr. ^Yood.
Question. They are doing that right along. Now, why can...'t they do that with e([ual facihty, under the super- vision of men such as the examiner mentions, namely, these weighing and inspection bureau exjierts, who would lay out the ])ian and sui)er\ ise the M'ork and do the check- ing ?
Answer. [ admit it is ])hysically possible, Mr. Wood, for the railroads to weigh the mails. 1 never for a minute would assert anytliing else.
Question. There is not any more dilliculty, is there, in arriving at the truth with res]3ect to the weight of the mails to be weighed by the agent at the station, than there is in ascertaining the truth as to the weight of freight that is ship])ed out of that same station '( Answer.
What to read after Before the Interstate Commerce Commission Docket No 9200 in Re Railway Mail P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Interstate Commerce Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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