The Relations of Kansas Railroads to the State of Kansas
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This was, to some extent, the inevitable result of the situation, but to a greater extent it was the result of the mutual friendship and har- mony of the people and the company, both working for the same re- sult the development of the State and the enhancement of all values. The benefits thus conferred are seen from the east to the west line of the State, in substantial fences, bridges and roadbed, in superior equip- ment, and in commodious roundhouses, depots, offices, machine and repair shop...s. Improvements of this character have not been made solely from selfish considerations, for they are of equal value to the patrons of the road, as promoting the comfort, convenience, certainty and safety of travel and business, to the communities among whom the money for their construction was distributed, and to the road itself.
Your commission has heard the complaints and seen the effects on a community of a poor road in bad repair, and can appreciate the differ- ence in value to the people of a well-preserved compared with a de- crepid railroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was, to some extent, the inevitable result of the situation, but to a greater extent it was the result of the mutual friendship and har- mony of the people and the company, both working for the same re- sult the development of the State and the enhancement of all values. The benefits thus conferred are seen from the east to the west line of the State, in substantial fences, bridges and roadbed, in superior equip- ment, and in commodious roundhouses, depots, offices, machine and repair shop...s. Improvements of this character have not been made solely from selfish considerations, for they are of equal value to the patrons of the road, as promoting the comfort, convenience, certainty and safety of travel and business, to the communities among whom the money for their construction was distributed, and to the road itself.
Your commission has heard the complaints and seen the effects on a community of a poor road in bad repair, and can appreciate the differ- ence in value to the people of a well-preserved compared with a de- crepid railroad.
What to read after The Relations of Kansas Railroads to the State of Kansas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris L Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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