The Street railway journal (1898) (14759477404)

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Title: The Street railway journal
Year: 1884 (1880s)
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Subjects: Street-railroads Electric railroads Transportation
Publisher: New York : McGraw Pub. Co.
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. in r. Standard Gage. operation construction a. Operated by mechanical power: For passengers and freight 46 20 For passengers and package transporta-tion 248 27 /. With animal power: For passengers and freight 40 1 For passengers and package transporta-tion 433 24 2. Narrow Gage Lines.(7. With mechanical power: For passengers and freight: With T-meter gage L394 990 With 0.60-meter gage 97 For passenger traffic: With 1.06-meter gage 3 With i-meter gage 105 66 With .075-meter gage 3 With .060-meter gage 15 b. With animal power: For passengers: With i-meter gage 37 11 For passengers and freight: With 0.060-meter gage 3 2 Total 2,424 1,141 — It is said that the Siemens & Halske Electric Company of Chi-cago. TIL, is considering a proposition from the Japanese Govern-ment to form a syndicate with a capitalization of about $10,000,000to install and operate electric street car lines, incandescent lightingand electric power plants in Japan. 788 STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. (Vol. XIV. No. 12.
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DECEMBER, 1895 PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE STREET RAILWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY, HAVEMEYER BUILDING,26 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. Western Oefice :Monadnock Block, Chicago, III.European Ofeice :39 Victoria Street, Westminster, London, England. Long Distance Telephone, New York, 2664 Cortlandt,Cable Address, Stryjourn, New York. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. in the United States and Canada $4.00 per annum. ( $6,00 In all Foreign Countries, per annum i£i 5s o t . ( 3i fr Subscriptions payable always in advance, by check (preferred), money olderor postal note, to order of C. E. Whittlesey, Treasurer. EDITORIAL NOTICE. Papers and correspondence on all subjects of practical interest toour readers ate cordially invited. Our columns are always open forthe discussion of problems of operation, construction, engineering,finance and invention. Special effort will be made to answer promptly, and withoutcharge, any reasonable request for information which may be receivedfrom our readers and advertisers, answe