Report to Hon James W Rea President Hon J M Litchfield Hon William Beck
Report to Hon James W Rea President Hon J M Litchfield Hon William Beck
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In 1870 the following rates were in force in other States : In Massachusetts the average passenger rate per mile was 2 61-100 cents ; the average freight rate per ton per mile was 5 62-100 cents local, and 2 90-100 cents for con- necting interstate rates.
31 In Illinois the average rate per ton per mile charged for all classes of freight, through and local, by the prin- cipal roads, was, in 1870, 2 43-100 cents ; and the passen- ger rates were from 3 to 6 cents per mile, a fair average being ab...out 4 cents.
Substantially the same rates as those cited for Illinois prevailed at that date in many other States having much greater volume of business and more favorable physical conditions and other factors by which rates should be de- termined than the railroads of California have to-day.
It is not deemed necessary to give, in extenso, consid- eration to these comparisons in addition to the general remarks which have already been made. Attention is, however, called to the density of population in those States at that date, 1870, and in 1890, compared with California, and also showing the increase in twenty years : Population Per Square Mile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1870 the following rates were in force in other States : In Massachusetts the average passenger rate per mile was 2 61-100 cents ; the average freight rate per ton per mile was 5 62-100 cents local, and 2 90-100 cents for con- necting interstate rates.
31 In Illinois the average rate per ton per mile charged for all classes of freight, through and local, by the prin- cipal roads, was, in 1870, 2 43-100 cents ; and the passen- ger rates were from 3 to 6 cents per mile, a fair average being ab...out 4 cents.
Substantially the same rates as those cited for Illinois prevailed at that date in many other States having much greater volume of business and more favorable physical conditions and other factors by which rates should be de- termined than the railroads of California have to-day.
It is not deemed necessary to give, in extenso, consid- eration to these comparisons in addition to the general remarks which have already been made. Attention is, however, called to the density of population in those States at that date, 1870, and in 1890, compared with California, and also showing the increase in twenty years : Population Per Square Mile.
What to read after Report to Hon James W Rea President Hon J M Litchfield Hon William Beck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Price Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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