The Mail Pay on the Burlington Railroad: Statements of Car Space and All Facilities Furnished for the Government Mails and for Express and Passengers in All Passenger Trains on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
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The Mail Pay on the Burlington Railroad: Statements of Car Space and All Facilities Furnished for the Government Mails and for Express and Passengers in All Passenger Trains on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company; Railway mail service -- United States
If the Government had paid to the Burlington Company for carrying the
mails 11.75% of the actual cost of doing the work, and a proportion of
the taxes and interest on the funded debt, it would, for November,
have paid $83,514 more than was paid, indicating that for the year the
Government is paying $1,002,168 less than the actual fair cost of the
service it is receiving.
_Exhibit D._
[Form 2605.]
_Statement of Mail Cars and Apartment Cars._
_Postal Cars._
_Original _Present
_Number Average Average
_Kind of Car_ Owned_ Cost_ Value_
60 feet or more in length 49 $5,176.00 $4,669.84
50 to 59 feet in length 10 4,116.00 2,595.70
Less than 50 feet in length 17 2,555.00 2,094.41
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Total 76 $4,451.00 $3,820.84
_Apartment Cars._
_Original _Present
_Number Average Average
_Kind of Car_ Owned_ Cost_ Value_
Cars with mail apartments 30 feet
or more in length 27 $3,888.00 $2,112.78
Cars with mail apartments 25 to
29 feet in length 21 3,660.00 2,004.95
Cars with mail apartments 20 to
24 feet in length 22 3,292.00 1,810.50
Cars with mail apartments less
than 20 feet in length 31 3,106.00 1,729.35
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Total 104 $3,460.00 $1,901.71
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