Testimony Taken By Interstate Commerce Commission At Minneapolis Minn Decembe
Testimony Taken By Interstate Commerce Commission At Minneapolis Minn Decembe
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Have you, at any time during the season, made de- lays in the shipment of grain ?
Mr. Bell. >iO, sir.
Mr. Marble. You have l>een able to forward jiromptly?
Mr. Bell. Yes, sir.
Mr. Marble. Now, if we may have those sheets in the room to ex- amine them we will be very much obliged to you.
Mr. Bell. Yes, sir.
Mr. Marble. How is the coal supply of the railroad in the district under vour supervision ?
Mr. IBell. Not so great as in previous years.
Mr. Marble. Have you coal in store ?
Mr. Bell. No, si...r; we are running, perhaps, with twenty-four to thirty-six hours' supply ahead on the division.
Mr. Marbij!. You keep that in bins ?
Mr. Bell. No, sir; we keep it in cars. We are unloading almost from the cars to the locomotives at this time.
Mr. Marble. ^Miat ?
Mr. Bell. We are unloading almost from the cars to the locomo- tives at this time.
Mr. Marble. As far as the twenty-four to thirty-six hours are con- cerned, you are using cai*s for storage?
Mr. Bell. I do not suppose cars remain under load with coal more than twelve hours at any of our terminals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you, at any time during the season, made de- lays in the shipment of grain ?
Mr. Bell. >iO, sir.
Mr. Marble. You have l>een able to forward jiromptly?
Mr. Bell. Yes, sir.
Mr. Marble. Now, if we may have those sheets in the room to ex- amine them we will be very much obliged to you.
Mr. Bell. Yes, sir.
Mr. Marble. How is the coal supply of the railroad in the district under vour supervision ?
Mr. IBell. Not so great as in previous years.
Mr. Marble. Have you coal in store ?
Mr. Bell. No, si...r; we are running, perhaps, with twenty-four to thirty-six hours' supply ahead on the division.
Mr. Marbij!. You keep that in bins ?
Mr. Bell. No, sir; we keep it in cars. We are unloading almost from the cars to the locomotives at this time.
Mr. Marble. ^Miat ?
Mr. Bell. We are unloading almost from the cars to the locomo- tives at this time.
Mr. Marble. As far as the twenty-four to thirty-six hours are con- cerned, you are using cai*s for storage?
Mr. Bell. I do not suppose cars remain under load with coal more than twelve hours at any of our terminals.
What to read after Testimony Taken By Interstate Commerce Commission At Minneapolis Minn Decembe?
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