GEORGETOWN & TENNALLYTOWN RAILWAY CO. Hon. CHARLES G. DAWES, WASHINGTON, D. C., January 31, 1927. President United States Senate, Washington, D. C. SIR: I have the honor to transmit herewith report of the Georgetown & Tennally town Railway Co. for the 10 months ended October 31, 1926. Respectfully, WM. F. HAM, President. Effective November 1, 1926, under provisions of act of Congress approved June 5, 1900, and with the approval of the Public Utilities Commission of the District of Columbia, all of the estate, property, rights, and franchises of this company were acquired by the Washington Railway & Electric Co., Washington, D. C., and the operations of said property subsequent to November 1, 1926, are included in the report of the Washington Railway & Electric Co. filed for year ended December 31, 1926. This report is for the 10 months period ended October 31, 1926. Amount of capital stock.. List of stockholders and amount of stock held by each (shown on list attached hereto). $200, 000. 00 Amount of capital stock paid in. 200, 000. 00 Total amount of funded debt. 100, 000. 00 Amount of floating debt. 172, 266. 48 Average rate per annum of interest on funded debt.. Total cost of road and equipment, recorded on the books according to classification of accounts promulgated by the Interstate Commerce Commission.. $491, 185. 12 Length of road in miles. 4. 44 Total number of passengers carried, including transfers (excluding passes) 2, 325, 534 Average fare per passenger carried, including transfers (excluding passes). $0. 05190 Average time consumed in passing over the road: Wisconsin Avenue and M Street to District line_____minutes__ 78711-S. Doc. 28, 70-1-8 _do_ Total receipts from all sources during the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1926___ Total cost of maintaining road and real estate. Cost of general superintendence, salaries of officers, Wages paid conductors and motormen and other car service employees. - All other transportation expenses.. Damage to persons and property, including medical attention Total expenses of operating road and repairs Charges for interest. Taxes... Wages, special policemen... $121, 538. 86 Payments for dividends on stock.. Miscellaneous___. None. None. Total operating expenses and other charges for the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1926... Income (deficit) for the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1926. Net deficit for the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1926. 134, 025. 51 12, 486. 65 5. 00 12, 481. 65 Statement showing the number and character of accidents occurring on the lines of the Georgetown & Tennallytown Railway Co. during the 10 months ended October 31, 1926 We, W. F. Ham, president, and A. M. Fisher, treasurer of the Georgetown & Tennallytown Railway Co., do hereby swear that the foregoing and annexed statements are just and true to the best of our knowledge and belief. W. F. HAM, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of January, 1927. [SEAL.] J. E. TENLY, Notary Public, District of Columbia. Shares 2 8 List of stockholders and the amount of stock held by each Appler, A. R.. 111 Shares Bear, A. M. 6 McCurdy, A. W. 12 Bell, Charles J. 1 Miller, Mary. 15 Birch, Joseph F. 25 Menogue, G. W 5 Blair, Woodbury 1 Mitchell, Lennard H. Blumenthal, M. 10 Morgan, C. G.. Brandenburg, Edwin C... 1 Morgan, Mary E. Britt, Mary A. 29 Morgan, M. I. 2 Buckey, Edward L... 10 Newman, T. A 1 Burdette, Alice Cary. 17 Nordlinger, I. A. 10 Burdette, Alice C. and Susie E. 1 Norment, Clarence F. 1 Burdette, Susie E.. 17 Oettinger, Carrie.... 1 Callahan, D. J.. Oettinger, N. (trustee) 2 Carmichael, J. 2 Offutt, G. W. 10 Connor, Dennis 3 Offutt, H. W. 5 Crowley, John.... 5 Peter, A. 10 Dietz, Wm., jr. 10 Dill, Peter.. 10 Donovan, J. E.. Doolittle, Frederick W. Pulliam, S. H. and Caskie J., trustees 10 Rabbitt, Edwin K. Rosenbusch, G. E. F. 9 7 10 Drum-Hunt, H. J.. 1 Saville, James H. 75 Drum-Hunt, Richard C.. 1 Saville, Susan. 5 Fichel, R... 10 Schutt, Charles R. 3 Fleming, Robert V 1 Shea, Nicholas H. 50 Fowler, S. E.. 10 Frolich, John. 5 Shoemaker, H.. Shoemaker, Eliza H. 3 Galliher, Wm. T. Smith, Isabel.. Garfinckel, Julius. Gilbert, F. M. Goldsborough, Mary F. Gramlich, Sarah J. 30 Thompson, Eugene E United States Mortgage & Trust 1 Voight, William Washington Railway & Electric 1 Smith, Q.. 2 Sullivan, Patrick. 1 Sullivan, J... 2 1 1821 Taylor, Virginia_ 2 Harper, Robert N. 1 Co... 261 Helferich, M. C. 2 Weaver, H. E. 10 Hunt, Anna G 35 Jarvis, Sarah.. Jewell, F. E.. Keady, Dennis T. Kengla, Mary J. 12362 Weaver, R. D. 10 Weaver, William M. 10 White, George W. 1 4,000 I certify the foregoing to be correct. A. M. FISHER, Treasurer. THE WASHINGTON INTERURBAN RAILROAD CO. Hon. CHARLES G. DAWES, WASHINGTON, D. C., January 31, 1927. President United States Senate, Washington, D. C. SIR: I have the honor to transmit herewith report of the Washington Interurban Railroad Co. for the year ended December 31, 1926. Respectfully, Amount of capital stock. List of stockholders and number of shares of stock held by WM. F. HAM, President. $50,000.00 995 1 1 1 1,000 Amount of capital stock paid in.. Total amount of funded debt... Amount of floating debt_- Average rate per annum of interest on funded debt... - per cent__ Total cost of road and equipment, recorded on the books according to classification of accounts promulgated by the Interstate Commerce Commission.. Total number of passengers carried (including transfers) (excluding passes) - - $50, 000. 00 $150, 000. 00 $20, 344. 19 5 None. $34, 810. 92 1,078, 673 Average fare per passenger carried (including transfers) (excluding passes) $0.05039 Average time consumed in passing over the road: Bus line: Fifteenth and H Streets NE. to East Riverdale, __minutes__ Bus line: Fifteenth and H Streets NE. to Bladensburg School, Md.--. _minutes__ 19 13 NOTE. The rails, overhead trolley system and all other equipment and appurtenances formerly utilized in the operation of trolley cars on the lines of this company have all been removed, and auto bus service substituted therefor, over the routes designated above. The auto busses operated by this company are rented from the Washington Railway & Electric Co. Receipts from passengers: In District of Columbia.. 112 $30, 125. 89 24, 228. 20 $54, 354. 09 Receipts from advertising: In District of Columbia.... In Maryland.. $310. 56 531. 24 $54, 885. 33 118. 68 6, 623. 66 Total receipts from all sources during the year. Cost of general superintendence, salaries of officers, Wages paid bus operators and other bus service employees. All other transportation expenses. Damage to persons and property, including medical attention.... 1, 939. 25 17, 539. 52 42, 072. 85 1, 630. 62 69, 924. 58 1, 220. 64 None. 3,055. 56 74, 200. 78 19, 315. 45 144. 40 19, 171. 05 Statement showing the number and character of accidents occurring on the lines of the Washington Interurban Railroad Co. during the year 1926 Collisions with vehicles.. While on bus.... Employees, not bus accident.. Property damage... Total... None of the above accidents were fatal. We, W. F. Ham, president, and A. M. Fisher, treasurer of the Washington Interurban Railroad Co., do hereby swear that the foregoing statements are just and true to the best of our knowledge and belief. W. F. HAM, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of January, 1927. |