Returns of the Railroad Corporations in Massachusetts 1860
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14,846.97 22,614.11 448,166.87 13 6-10 miles.
13 6-10 miles.
None.
None.
2150 feet.
56 pounds.
None.
30 ft. per mile, 22,300 ft.
None.
186 feet.
None.
1000 ft. 2568 feet.
None.
463° None.
9 1-10 miles.
None.
310 feet.
162 feet.
None.
None.
11 None.
None.
4 3 7 3 25,859 miles.
None.
25,859 100,33 1,091,062 4,212 55,771 60,885 8,046 None, None.
24 miles per hour.
20 miles per hour.
Average rate of speed actually attained by special trains, including stops and detentions, - Average rate of speed a...dopted for freight trains, includ- ing stops, - - - - - Estimated weight in tons of passenger cars (not includ- ing passengers) hauled one mile, - Estimated weight in tons of merchandise cars (not in- cluding freight) hauled one mile, - Expenditures eok Working the Road.
For repairs of road, maintenance of way, exclusive of wooden bridges, and renewals of iron, For repairs of wooden bridges, - For wages of switchmen, average per month, $ 1 .
For wages of gate-keepers, average per month, $ I "^ For wages of signal-men, average per month, $ jo For wages of watchmen, average per month, $ J Number of men employed, exclusive of those engaged in construction, - For removing ice and snow, (this item to include all labor, tools, repairs, and extra steam-power used,) For repairs of fences, gates, houses for signal-men, gate- keepers, switchmen, tool-houses, Total for maintenance of way, Motive Power and Cars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14,846.97 22,614.11 448,166.87 13 6-10 miles.
13 6-10 miles.
None.
None.
2150 feet.
56 pounds.
None.
30 ft. per mile, 22,300 ft.
None.
186 feet.
None.
1000 ft. 2568 feet.
None.
463° None.
9 1-10 miles.
None.
310 feet.
162 feet.
None.
None.
11 None.
None.
4 3 7 3 25,859 miles.
None.
25,859 100,33 1,091,062 4,212 55,771 60,885 8,046 None, None.
24 miles per hour.
20 miles per hour.
Average rate of speed actually attained by special trains, including stops and detentions, - Average rate of speed a...dopted for freight trains, includ- ing stops, - - - - - Estimated weight in tons of passenger cars (not includ- ing passengers) hauled one mile, - Estimated weight in tons of merchandise cars (not in- cluding freight) hauled one mile, - Expenditures eok Working the Road.
For repairs of road, maintenance of way, exclusive of wooden bridges, and renewals of iron, For repairs of wooden bridges, - For wages of switchmen, average per month, $ 1 .
For wages of gate-keepers, average per month, $ I "^ For wages of signal-men, average per month, $ jo For wages of watchmen, average per month, $ J Number of men employed, exclusive of those engaged in construction, - For removing ice and snow, (this item to include all labor, tools, repairs, and extra steam-power used,) For repairs of fences, gates, houses for signal-men, gate- keepers, switchmen, tool-houses, Total for maintenance of way, Motive Power and Cars.
What to read after Returns of the Railroad Corporations in Massachusetts 1860?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Secretary of the Commonwealth to read onlineMoreLess
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