Findings of Facts By the Railroad Commission of Washington Relative to the Valua
Findings of Facts By the Railroad Commission of Washington Relative to the Valua
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2. Mixed Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains to transport both pas- sengers and freight in cars, each of which is devoted exclusively to either passenger business or freight business. NOTE Mileage of Mixed Trains is to be apportioned one-fourth to "Passenger" and three-fourths to "Freight. " 3. Passenger Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains to transport pas- sengers, baggage, mail and express, also miles run by trains con- sisting of deadhead passenger equipment. When one or mo...re cars other than regular passenger-train cars, such as milk cars, cabooses deadheaded back, etc. , are hauled in a passenger train, the miles run by that train should be considered as passenger train miles. 4. Special Service Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains, such as chartered trains, paid for either on the basis of a rate per mile run or a lump sum for the train; circus and theatrical trains run under contracts RAILROAD COMMISSION OP WASHINGTON calling for payment of specified amounts for transportation between designated stations; chartered trains for the Federal or State Gov- ernments, carrying troops, munitions of war, camp outfits, etc.
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2. Mixed Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains to transport both pas- sengers and freight in cars, each of which is devoted exclusively to either passenger business or freight business. NOTE Mileage of Mixed Trains is to be apportioned one-fourth to "Passenger" and three-fourths to "Freight. " 3. Passenger Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains to transport pas- sengers, baggage, mail and express, also miles run by trains con- sisting of deadhead passenger equipment. When one or mo...re cars other than regular passenger-train cars, such as milk cars, cabooses deadheaded back, etc. , are hauled in a passenger train, the miles run by that train should be considered as passenger train miles. 4. Special Service Includes miles run by revenue-earning trains, such as chartered trains, paid for either on the basis of a rate per mile run or a lump sum for the train; circus and theatrical trains run under contracts RAILROAD COMMISSION OP WASHINGTON calling for payment of specified amounts for transportation between designated stations; chartered trains for the Federal or State Gov- ernments, carrying troops, munitions of war, camp outfits, etc.
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