WESTERN--10,030.4 miles; embracing all lines Armstrong, Ont., and Port Arthur, Ont., and west to the Pacific Coast, including those on Vancouver Island and the Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific Railway. In charge of a General Manager whose office is at Winnipeg, Man. Eastern Lines are again subdivided into three General Superintendents’ Districts, viz: District Located Headquarters at Miles Maritime Principally in Maritime Moncton, N.B. 2671.3 Provinces Quebec Principally in Quebec Quebec City 2356.1 Ontario All in Ontario Toronto, Ont. 1800.6 Western Lines are subdivided into four General Superintendents’ Districts, viz: District Located Headquarters at Miles Central Principally in Manitoba Winnipeg, Man. 3156.6 (including Duluth, Winnipeg and Pacific Railway lines in Minnesota 172.6 miles). Prairie Principally in Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Sask. 3181.8 Western Principally in Alberta Edmonton, Alta. 2162.5 Pacific Principally in British Vancouver, B.C. 1529.5 Columbia Note--In the Pacific District, an Assistant General Manager is in charge instead of a General Superintendent, on account of its remoteness from General Manager’s headquarters. General Superintendents’ Districts are again subdivided into Superintendents’ Divisions, each averaging approximately five hundred miles. The general division of territory under General Managers, General Superintendents, and Superintendents is substantially the same as on the Canadian Pacific. The General Managers’, General Superintendents’, and Superintendents’ staffs are also generally similar to those on the Canadian Pacific, and the division of duties and responsibilities, and the relationships between sub-departments are substantially the same. The actual work of operation is divided between sub-departments as follows, and the first five functions are those generally handled divisionally, while the balance are largely controlled by departmental organization. 1. TRANSPORTATION:--Operation of trains, switching in yards, operation of freight houses, team tracks, etc. Car Service and Car Accounting--Having to do with the distribution, movement and record of cars, and collection of per diem and demurrage. 2. MECHANICAL:--Maintenance of locomotives, cars, work equipment, including shops and roundhouses, and the preparation of plans, specifications, etc., for new equipment. 3. MAINTENANCE OF WAY AND STRUCTURES:--Maintenance of track, bridges, buildings, and the provision of additional or improved facilities on operating lines. 4. POLICE AND SPECIAL SERVICE:--Policing and protection of Company’s property, investigating of irregularities, etc.