...or passenger traffic should be entered in their respective columns; expenses which are not naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. This computation should be made from the data furnished under " Train mileage," page 24. No attempt...

...naturally chargeable to either trafiic should be apportioned on a mileage basis, making the division between freight and passenger traffic in the proportion...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. It is quite possible that a more strictly accurate rule may hereafter be ascertained and established;...

...chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned on a mileage basis, making the division between froight and passenger traffic in the proportion which the freight and passenger train mileage bears to the totd mileage of trains earning revenue. It is quite possible that a more strictly accurate rule may...

...naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned on a mileage basis, making the division between freight and passenger traffic In the proportion...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. Soon after this separation of expenses was inaugurated railroad accountants began to suggest that it...

...naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned on a mileage basis, making the division between freight and passenger traffic in the proportion...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. Soon after this separation of expenses was inaugurated railroad accountants began to suggest that it...

...traffic should be entered in their respective columns in the report; expense« which are not naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. The expenses incurred in connection with mixed trains, not herein specifically provided (or, will,...

...traffic should be entered in their respective columns in the report; expenses which are not naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. The expenses incurred in connection with mixed trains, not herein specifically provided for, will,...

...traffic should be entered in their respective columns in the report; expenses which are not naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. The expenses incurred in connection with mixed trains, not herein specifically provided for, will,...

...traffic should be entered in their respective columns in the report; expenses which are not naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue. The expenses incurred in connection with mixed trains, not herein specifically provided for, will,...

...naturally chargeable to either traffic should be apportioned on a mileage basis, making the division between freight and passenger traffic in the proportion...bears to the total mileage of trains earning revenue." !/• In 1892, the Statistician to the Commission stated that this assignment of common expenses was...