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The following document excerpted from the 1903 Auditor General's Report will be of interest to family historians, historians, and rail buff's. This documents details the costs of the expansion eastward to Murray Harbour of the Prince Edward Island Railway at the turn of this century. Included are the contracts and costs of several of the new stations, the Hillsboro' Bridge, listing all the contractors, suppliers, and those who's land was sold of taken to/by the railway for the project. It lists the settlements land owners received, and the lawyers who negotiated the deals. It includes the pay earned by many of the upper echelon of rail employees, and the costs of materials broken down by supplier. It continues with an accounting of the full railroad's costs, suppliers, etc.. It is a fascinating document....

Georgetown Railway shed, c.a. 1914: Top row. Left to Right Eddie Hemphill, Joe Currie and Simon King" (4th Name??), Lower Row William O'Brien, Joe Yorston, Chas Clory, Peter Fougere, Harry McKay, John Morrison, James Burke, and John King (extreme right) RY Freight Shed, Georgetown PEI. Photo from Richard Yorston

Auditor General's Report, 1902-1903, 3-4 Edward VII., A. 1904 Sessional Paper 1

Railways - Capital

Prince Edward Island Railway -

Page W-3

	Page in Part W	$ . cts.
Blue Shank	39	997.32
Charlottetown - Increased Accomodation	39	5,129.41
Georgetown - Station	39	6,198.35
Morell - Freight House	39	397.85
Mount Stewart - Freight House	39	799.99
Murray Harbour Branch, incl. Hillsboro' Bridge	39	786,208.03
Murray Harbour Branch Exchequer Court awards	40	13,783.71
North Wiltshire - Removing Curves	40	999.90
Summerside - Wharf	41	1,499.62
Providing and laying steel rails	41	13,400.00
	Total	829,414.18

Page W-39

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Blueshank, Removing Curves.

Campbell, Thos., Charlottetown:

Cheque of September, 1902 - $207.42

Carried in open account: drawbacks, $749.87; deductions, $76.93 - $826.80

Haszard, F. L., legal services re Norman Day - $29.35

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores, &c.': wages - $101.75

Less - Steel Rails taken out - $168.00

Total carried to page W-3 $997.32

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Charlottetown: Increased Accomodations

Hanley, M.J. bill of Aug. 15, 1902: dredging at railway wharf, Charlottetown, 2,640 c.y. at 40c - $1056.00

Haszard, F. L.: Legal services re sundry land purchases - $48.25

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages, 1,994.88; piles, $101.50; clay, $46.80; truckage, $32, travel, $26.25, brush, $24; stone, $23.47;ground rent, $20 - $2,268.90

Stores Dept: sundry materials supplied - $1,488.41

Conveyance of materials, $150; Mechanical Dept., labour, $117.85 - $267.85

Total, carried to page W-3 $5,128.41

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Georgetown: New Station.

Clarke, J. M. & Co., Summerside: contract for station, $4,250; less painting, 400 sq. yds. At 13c - $2,198.00

Land taken: Wm. Dalzeil, .029 acr., $175; Geo. Gordon, .443 acr., $425; Wm. Gordon, .40 acr., $425.00 - $1,025.00

Legal Services: F. L. Haszard, re Dalzeil $17.90; re Gordons $6;J. A. Matheson, Georgetown, re Gordons, $74. - $97.90

Stores Dept: sundry materials supplied - $776.96

Mechanical Dept.: engine and car line, $100.50; labour, $80.97 - 181.47

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages, $1,610.12; Piles, $69.76; brush, $36; painting, $13.80; hardware, &8.31; advertising, $6.03; travel, $5. - $1,749.02

Total, carried to page W-3 $6,198.35

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Morell: Freight House.

Stores Dept: sundry materials supplied - $16.85

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : contract for freight house, $350; wages, $25; advertising, $6. - $381.00

Total, carried to page W-3 $397.85

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Mount Stewart: Freight House.

Stores Dept: sundry materials supplied - $232.18

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : contract for freight house, $471.60; wages, $92.94; advertising, $3.97. - $567.81

Total, carried to page W-3 $799.99

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Murray Harbour, including Hillsboro' Bridge.

Murray Harbour Branch - chargeable to vote - $317,542.49

Hillsboro' Bridge - $459,139.28

New Passenger Cars: materials, $2,139.95; labour, $1,862.73 - $4.002.68

New Box Cars: materials, $4,313.84; labour, $1,209.74 - $5,523.58

Total, carried to page W-3 $786,208.03

Murray Harbour Branch: Exchequer Court awards - $13,783.71

Page W-40

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Murray Harbour Branch.

Kitchen, Willard: work under contract No. 3 - $197,608.39

Kitchen, Willard: wharf at Murray River:

Contract for construction of wharf - $4893.29

Extras, $369.78: use of tools and superintendance, $36.97 - $406.75

Public Works Dept. : dredging at Murray River $1,800.00

Jenkins, Benjamin: digging ditch - $50.00

McLeod, Alex: damages re waterway - $50.00

Land purchased without litigation: Alex. Balderson $401.94; Simon Compton $50; F. W. Hyndman $29.60; Isabella Martin $175.00; H. A. Meagher $32.20; John Morrisey $15; Dan. J. MacDonald $223.20; Colin McKenzie $125; Rod'k McKenzie $50; Mary McLeod $150; Chas. H. Rooney $161; Michael Rooney $414; John A. Ross $175; A. R. Stewart $100; D. R. S. Stewart $125; John Dewar $30; Alex. MacGregor $50. - $2,306.94

Legal Services and expenses re land purchases: S. Blanchard $533.70; F. L. Haszard $191.60; G. S. Inman $307.24; H. J. Palmer $206.30; A. Peters $1,444.23; J. F. Whear $40.75 - $2,723.82

Intercolonial Ry. : engineers, &c. - $1,114.26

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages, $6,520.90; freight, $2,594.47; travel, $493.89; advertising, $414.14; boarding horses, $284.38; horse hire, $249; telephones, $148.67; ballast, $70; board, $47.49; rent, $41.75; electric light, $38.50; test pits, $25.19; postage, $21.25; sundry, $73.45 - 11,023.18

Mechanical Dept.: engine and car hire, $560; labour, $895.01 - $1,455.01

Stores Dept.: ties, Oct., ties $19,470.60; culls $873.72; June, cedar ties, 38,906 at 29c - $31,627.06

Stores Dept: sundry materials supplied - $7,545.79

Steel Rails: 5,216,000 lbs., 2,328.57 gross tons @ $24.64 - $57,376.00

Total: 319,980.49

Land Cheques of 1900-1 ( page W-42) now cancelled: Tobias Coady $350;N. Jenkins $200; Geo. Wood $210

Land Cheques of 1901-2 (Page W-43) now cancelled: Capt. Angus Blue $40; Edwd. Dunn $400; Fred Hyndman $150; Colin McKenzie $100; Rodk McLeod $150; Las. O'Connell $263, Michael Rooney $575. - $1.678.00

Total of land cheques: $2,438.00

Total, carried to page W-39 $317,542.49.

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Hillsboro' Bridge.

Haney, M. J. : work under contract $446,630.66

Intercolonial Ry.: engineers, &c. $1,841.92

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages, $8,679.14; valuators, $504.29; travel, $94.36; repairs, $76.48; lighting, $45.50; sundry, $131.07. - $9,530.85

Stores Dept.: sundry materials supplied - $700.86

Carriage of rails, for use in connection with weighing caissons - $375.00

Total, carried to page W-39 $459,139.28.

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Murray Harbour Branch: Exchequer Court Awards..

Exchequer Court awards for land and costs (land marked 'L,' costs 'C') Eleanor Bain C $25; Jas. Bain, guardian, L $150, C $75; Capt Angus Blue, L $142.33, C $50; Angus Campbell, L $75, C $75; Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian, L $175, C $25; Thos. Curley, L $382.16, C $75; Gilbert Gillis, L $259.29, C $50; S. C. Gray, C $25; David Hume, L $76.86 C. $75; John Hume, L $78.69, C $60; J. A. Hume, L $160.71, C $50; J. M. Hume, C $25; Annie Johnson, L $500, C $140; Arch'd Kennedy, L $86.43, C $75; W. D. Lane, L $642.74, C $109.37; Dan'l Munn, L $305.50, C $60; Jas. McDonald, L $345.54, C $75; D. A. McEachern, L $522.69, C $140; Jas. A. McEachern, L $411.18, C $50; A. McGregor. L $180.60, C $75, Alex McGregor, L $208.76 C $50; Alex. McKenzie, L $652.57, C 25; Alex McKenzie, L $630, C $75; John McKenzie, L $393, C. $75; Neil McLean, L $387, C $60; John McLeod, L $300, C $75; John G. McLeod, L $350, C $175; Rod'k McLeod, L $300, C $60; Murdoch McLeod, L $100, C $75; Jas. McRae, L $202.69, C $60; J. & M. O'Brien, L $448; Jas. O'Connell, L $294.55, C $50; Sherwood Cemetery Co., L 37.52; Eliz. Vickerson, L $430, C $100; Jesse Watts, L $325, C $100; Margt Whitehall, L $394.52, C $50; John Wood, L $584.10, C $85; total land $11,209.34, costs $2,574.37 - (carried to page W- 39) $13,783.71

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: North Wiltshire: Removing Curves.

Clark, James C.: right of way, .188 acre at $125 - $23.50

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages - $926.32

Stores Dept,: supplies, $40.08, carriage of materials, $10 - 50.08

Total, Carried to page W-3 $999.90

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Summerside: Wharf.

Detailed with 'Working Expenses, Stores &c.' : wages - $237.58; gravel, $82; Stone, $53.71 - $373.29

Stores Dept.: sundry materials supplied - $973.33

Conveyance of Materials, $80; engine and car hire, $73 - $153.00

Total, Carried to page W-3 $1,499.62

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Steel Rails.

Steel Rails, 1,218,182 lbs: 543.831 gross tons at $24.64

Total, Carried to page W-3 $13,400.00

Costs of Litigation - Prince Edward Island Railway

W-49

Blanchard, S.: re Thos. Curley and Mary Ann Taylor, $121.37; re Wm. D. Lane et al, $117.37; re Angus Martin, $118.00; re Jas. A. McEachern, $119.07; re John A.

McEachern, $126.23; re Dan. A. McEachern, $113.41; re Murdock A. McLeod, $119.87; re estate Henry J. Vickerson et al, $136.07; re Jessie Watts and John T. Mellish, $124.37 - $1096.36

Haszard, F. L.: re Eleanor Bain at al, $127.81; re Gilbert Gillis, $123.44; re Jas. O'Connell, $122.86; re Margaret Whitehall, $118.79 - $492.90

Palmer, H. J.: re Alex. M. McKenzie and Sherwood Cemetery Co., $164.28; re John McKenzie, $142.74; re Alex. McKenzie et al, $129.56; re Jas. And Mary O'Brien, $124.49 - $561.07

Peters, Hon. A.: re Angus Blue, $125.66; re David Hume and C. H. B. Longworth, $129.03; re John Hume, et. al., $130.36; re John Hume and C. H. B. Longworth, $130.73; re Wellington Hume, et al., $144.19; re Alex. McGregor, $126.40; re Neil McLean, et al., $123.61; re John M. McLeod, $120.81; re John G. McLeod, et al., $165.06; re Malcolm McLeod, et al., $136.36; re Roderick McLeod, et al., $124.54; re Jas. A. McRae, et. al., $131.17; re John Wood, $133.97 - $1,721.89

Whear, J. F.: re Angus Campbell and Elizabeth J. Heard, $119.50

Page W-37

P.E.I. Ry., Capital: Blueshank, Removing Curves.

Thos. Campbell: Estimate to Sep. 25, 1902.

	Quantity	Rate	Amount $
Earth Excavation (c. yds.)	15,898.8	.30	4,769.64
Ditch Borrow (c. yds.)	2,874.2	.30	34.50
Borrow-pit excavation (c. yds.)	2,030.5	.30	609.15
Rock excavation (c. yds.)	443	1.50	664.50
Riprap and Stone filling (C. yds.)	57.2	1.00	57.20
Building cedar bridge			135.00
Wire Fencing (rods)	320.78	1.25	400.97

Paid in 1901 - 2 (page W-45) $6,464.50; in 1902-3 (page W-30) $207.42; 10 p.c. drawback, $749.87; deductions, $76.93 - $7,498.71

P.E.I. Ry., Murray Harbour Branch: Contract No. 3.

Willard Kitchen: Estimate 25, to Sept.30, 1903

	Quantity	Rate	Amount
Clearing (acres)	18.1	12.00	2,137.20
Close cutting (acres)	2.3	15.00	34.50
Grubbing (acres)	14	60.00	840.00
Wire Fencing (10 p.c. held back for proper completion (rods)	17.973	1.20	21,567.60
Solid Rock Excavation (c. yards)	146.151	1.00	146,151.00
Loose Rock Excavation (c. yards)	30,848	.60	18,508.80
Earth Excavation (c. yards)	226,462	.195	44,166.09
Foundation Excavation (c. yards)	6,263	.25	1,565.75
Borrowed Material, hauled 1000 ft. or less (c. yards)	182,916	.195	44,166.09
Line Excavation, overhauled 1000 ft. (c. yards)	99,105.1	.075	7,432.88
Masonry in culverts and bridges (c. yards)	7,353.2	10.00	73,532.00
Masonry in copings and bridge seats (c. yards)	277.3	15.00	4,159.50
Stone paving in culverts (c. yards)	394.2	2.50	985.50
Loose stone packing between culvert walls (c. yards)	1,204.1	.90	1,083.69
Hand laid riprap (c. yards)	158.3	1.00	158.30
Flatted Cedar, 10" (l. ft.)	6,508	.13	846.04
Spruce plank, 4" (ft.b.m.)	56,990	12.00	683.88
Sawn Cedar in cattle guards, 10"x10" (ft.b.m.)	87,486	26.00	2754.64
White Pine in cattle guards, 12"x14" (ft.b.m.)	6,664	33.00	219.91
Square Timber in trestles (ft.b.m.)	57,236	37.00	2,117.73
Flatted Timber in trestles (l. ft.)	2,708	.31	839.48
Round Timber in trestles 9" and over (l. ft.)	6,759	.29	1,960.11
Round Timber in trestles under 9" (l. ft.)	8,238	.27	2,224.26
Drift Bolts (lbs.)	15,267.2	.07	1,068.70
Screw-bolts (lbs.)	1,068	.085	90.78
Dowels, 1"x9" (lbs)	268	.07	18.76
Track laid (including sidings) (miles)	33	175.00	5,775.00
Ballast (c. yds.)	41,619	.35	14,566.65
Posts and sign boards erected (no.)	40	8.00	320.00
Contractors accounts -
Concrete and rail tops on culverts			8,965.29
Landing wharf at Murray River			969.93
Sub-foundation for culvert at Station 1842			703.18
Sub-foundation for culvert at Station 869			178.43
Labour placing extra timber on Beaton's trestle			21.03
Transporting old rails	40,428	.03	1,212,84
Material delivered not yet used			136.14
			405,561.73
Paid as follows:-
Paid in 1900-1 (page W-42)			5,307.93
Paid in 1901-2 (page W-43)			161, 498.83
Paid in 1902-3 (page W-40)			197,608.39
Paid in 1903-4			14,030.54
Drawback			25,556.19
Overpaid on sec. 2 in 1901-2 (page (W-141) $1,733.16, 173.31			1,559.85
			405,561.73

P.E.I. Ry., Hillsboro' Bridge.

M. J. Hanley: Estimate 24 to August 31,1903.

	Quantity	Rate	Amount
Douglas Fir (ft.b.m)	15,800	55.00	869.00
Short-leaf square pine timber (ft.b.m)	1,172,030	55.00	64,461.65
Spruce square timber (ft.b.m)	44,876	46.00	2,064.30
Hemlock square timber	1,797,565	40.00	71,902.60
Short-leaf pine timber creosoted (ft.b.m)	30,088	65.00	1,955.72
Birch deals (ft.b.m)	206,800	48.00	9,926.40
Pine deals, tongued and grooved (ft.b.m)	683	52.00	676.80
Spruce deals (ft.b.m)	15,040	45.00	676.80
Oak deals (creosoted) (ft.b.m)	32,623	100.00	3,362.30
Piles (l. ft.)	68,638	.40	27,455.20
Round logs in protection cribs (l. ft.)	66,240	.30	19,872.00
Round logs in ballast floor (l.ft.)	23,648	.25	5,912.00
Iron in drift-bolts (lbs)	303,680	.06	18,220.80
Wrought iron in screw-bolts, &c. (lbs)	521,545	.12	62,585.40
Pressed and galvanized spikes (lbs)	108,012	.12	12,961.44
Cast iron (lbs)	101,246	.10	10,124.60
Caulking (l. ft.)	372,234	.08	29,778.72
Painting working-chamber (s. yards)	4,675	.30	1,402.50
Dredging (c. yds.)	32,648	.40	13,059.20
Excavtion above rock-bed in pneumatic foundation (c. yds.)	6,295	20.00	125,900.00
Rock excavation in pneumatic foundation (c. yds.)	289	25.00	7,225.00
Concrete, 1-2-4, in body of piers (c. yds.)	1,139	12.00	133,668.00
Concrete, 1-2-4, in 3 1/2 - in. facing (c. yds)	60	15.00	9,900.00
Concrete, 1-2-4, in working chamber and 2 ft. above roof (c. Yds.)	884	25.00	22,100.00
Stone masonry piers (c. yds.)	4,204	12.00	50,448.00
Rip-rap around piers (c. yds.)	13,607	3.00	40,821.00
Earth embankment (c. yds.)	12,454	.30	3,736.20
Materials delivered, not yet used			140,349.15
			890,673.50
Paid as follows:
Paid in 1900-1 (page W-43)			87,094.79
Paid in 1901-2 (page W-44)			171,853.83
Paid in 1902-3 (page W-40)			446,630.66
Paid in 1903-4			178,457.72
Drawback			6,646.48
			890,673.50

Prince Edward Island Ry.: Working Expenses, Stores, &c.: Summary			W-139
	$ cts.	$ cts.	$ cts.
Total of accounts, as shown on page W-144			241,839.45
Total of wages, as shown on page W-144			215,326.37
Stores on hand, July 1, 1902			66,978.94
Stores on hand, June 30, 1903		107,999.15
Charged to open accounts		642.81
Charged to Capital		155,864.98
Charged to vote for "working Expenses" page W-4
Locomotive Power	73,052.05
Car expenses	49,948.05
Maintenance of way and works	81,352.13
Station expenses	42,304.07
General charges	12,981.52
		259,637.82
		524,144.76	524,144.76

Prince Edward Island Ry.: Working Expenses, Stores, &c.
Adams & Westlake Co., Chicago: No. 121, 19 in. bronze dome chandeliers, 6 at $32.;catches and plates, 84 at 26 2/5 c.; smoke-jacks, 24 at $1; sundry $45.34		283.52
Apothecaries Hall: alcohol, 3 galls. At $5.50; hydrofluoric acid, 6 1/2 galls. At $3.25; meth. Spirits, 2 galls at $2.25; sndry, $20.85		62.98
Bruce, Stewart & Co.: castings, 138,379 lbs. At 2 3/4 c,; sundry foundry work, $489.42; less 23.746 net tons scrap at $14, and &96.91 sundry credits		3,865.49
Campbell, Thos.: rock ballast, 498.8 c. yds. At 20c.; stone, 173.7 c. yds. At 70c.; wire-fencing, 256.86 rods at $1.25; less 413 8-ft. cedar posts at 13 1/2 c.; sundry $2.35		484.32
Can. Loco. Co.: cylinder for Eng. No 20, 1,790 lbs. At 7c.; rocker-boxes, 2 at $20.		165.30
Chicago Ry. Supply Co. Natl. hollow brake beams, 24 at $3.25; sundry, $9.		87.00
Curtain Supply Co.: 37-in. Pantasote Curtains, 16 at $2.65, 31 at $2.75; 31 at $1.90.		186.55
Dodd $ Rogers: cement, 102 brls. At $250; raw oil, 86 1/3 gals. At 80c., 86 1/3 at 62.5 c.; 49 sheets galv. Iron, 2,370 lbs. At 4c.; 3-ply roofing, 6 sq. at $2.50. 27 at $2.75; 7 in. wire spikes, 25 kegs at $2.60; 7 in. cut spikes, 25 kegs at $2.34; Tiger lead, 1000 lbs. At 5 2/4 c.; 26 oz. Glass, 160 panes at 30c.; sundry hardware, $866.38.		1,657.56
Dominion Wire Rope Co.: 1- in. best ballast cable, 300 ft. , $51.50; 3-4 best plow-steel ballast cable, 750 ft., at 11 2/5 c., $85.50		137.00
Duchemin & Co.: pine plank, 3,453 ft. at $25; V sheathing, 1,200 ft. at $25.; 1 1/4 in. flooring, 3000 at $20; sundry lumber, $49.12		225.45
Farquharson & Co.: 60 casks kerosene oil, 2,635.1 galls. at 16.5 c.; lamp glasses, 3 gross at 65 c.; stove polish, 3 gross at $3.80; hardware, $1.70		471.30
Fennell & Chandler, Charlottetown (1,415.55-):
Track Bolts, 6,995 lbs. At 2 3/5 c.; goods by tender, $99.36		351.18
Quebec Heaters, No. 4, 6 at $11.50; 4 stoves, $17.50, $16.50, $10.50, $9.50		123.00
Raw oil, 136 galls. At 80c.; boiled oil, 46 galls. At 83c.		146.98
Wire Spikes, 18 kegs at $2.75;barbed wire, 1,961 lbs. at $2.59		100.29
Screws, 329 gross, $63.81; 8 doz. Files, $48.80		112.61
White lead, 1,000 lbs. At 5 3/4 c.; shovels, 10 doz. at $8.20		139.50
Lace leather, 64 lbs. At 54 1/2 c.; sundry hardware $407.11		441.99
Fowler (Josiah) Co.: 8 engine springs, 735 lbs. At 7 c.; 200 spiral springs, 1 1/4 x 1 3/16 in., 7,600 lbs. At 3 1/2 c.; 100 drawbar springs, 1,350 lbs. At 3 1/2 c.; 50 buffer springs, 600 lbs. at 3 1/2 c.		385.70
Hale, J.A.: stovepipe, 2,057 lbs. at 3 c.; sundry, $6.56		68.27
Harris, L. W.: oil-cans, 6 of 5 galls. at 75 c.; 36 of 2 galls. at 60 c.; 36 of 1 gall. at $35 c.; water cans, 36 at $1; sundry, $94.30		169.00
Holman, R. T.: cement, 40 brls at $2.50; sundry, $10.13		110.13
Hooper, D. L.: tissue manilla, 600 rolls at 10 c.; sundry, $17.64		77.64
Houston, Jas.: brass switch lanterns, 6 at $6.00; 2nd class car tops, 24 at $2.25; sundry, $86.27		176.27
Johnson & Johnson: 300 special mounts and printing, $17.; sundry photo supplies, $47.35		64.35
Kennedy, A. C. & Co., Charlottetown (1.647.87-)
Iron, 19,700 lbs at 2 c.; cotton waste, 6,951 lbs at 6 2/5 c.		838.86
Duck, No. 6, 1,247 yds at 23 c.; no. 2, 210 yds at 28 c.; 309 at 34 c.		450.67
Brooms, 360 at 17.5 c.; glass, 600 ft. at 3 3/5 c.		84.60
Nuts, 400 at 4 c.; 1000 at 3 3/4 c.; sundry hardware, $152.74		206.24
Tested 3/8 in chain: 540 lbs at 7 c.; 495 at 6 c.		67.50
Lapthorne, J.D. & Co.: Silver Bar soap, 43 (60 lbs) boxes at $2.40; Golden Crown soap. 9 boxes at $1.80		119.40
Lewis Bros. & Co.: Norway Iron, 1,760 lbs at 4.5 c.: Swede Iron , 6,099 lbs at 4.5 c.; 200 at 4 3/4 c.		363.16
Mitchell, Jos.: pick handles, 10 1/4 doz at $2; sledge handles, 18 5/6 doz at $1.50; axe handles, 10 7/15 doz at $1.50		64.63
Montreal Pipe Foundry: 4 cast iron pipes, 5.377 met tons at $27; 16 lengths 12 in. c.i. pipes, slightly defective, 14,436 lbs at $28 per 2,240 lbs: 20 lengths 20 in. c.i. pipe, 45,780 lbs. at 1.25 c.		$897.88
		W-140
Moore $ McLeod: towels, 6 doz. at $1.95: 2 doz at $1.75: onasburg, 103 yds at 16 c.: sundry, $13.92		45.60
McAvity & Sons: 2 Bench vises, 2,700 lbs $74.00; 600 ft. hose, $136.02, sundry, $77.90		254.42
McDonald, Hugh, North Sydney: transporting 2 locomotives and 20 cars from Georgetown to Murray River, June 1903		500.00
N. B. Wire Fence Co.: 12 ft farm crossing gates, 100 at $2.85		285.00
Norton, A. O.: No. 5 track jacks, 12 at 10.6875		128.25
Page Wire Fence Co.: fence wire, 2000 rods at 39 c.		780.00
Palmer, R., & Co.: clear v spruce sheathing 3,247 l. ft. at 3/5 c.: sundry lumber, &c. $44.86		64.46
Portland Rolling Mills: refined iron, 75,025 lbs at 1 4/5 c.; sundry, $57.28		1,407.73
Prowse Bros.: Wilton carpet, 30.25 yds. At $1.75; sundry, $26.90		79.83
Schurman, M. F. & Co.; lumber, $44.08; paid Bernard Murphy for removing barn $15.		59.08
Slingsby, Montreal: baggage wagon		65.00
Stanley, Shaw, and Peardon: turpentine, 171.4 galls at 67 c.; 3-ply roofing, 18 rolls at $2.75; wire spikes, 14 kegs at $3.10; cut nails, 12 kegs at $2.75; old brass, 184.5 lbs at 10 c.; sundry hardware, paints, & c. $242.08		501.27
Starr Mfg. Co.: 6,744 machine bolts, $224.35; 1,000 lbs washers, $38.60; sundry, $1130		274.25
Sullivan, W. H.: paid Young & Sons for repairs to transit, $35; shipping & express, $6.50		41.50
Weeks & Co.: 90 brushes, $85.10; carpet, 18.75 yards at 48 c.; , 52.75 at 60.1 c., 47 at 65 c.; 6 doz towels , $10.90; sundry, $50.99		219.25
Whitlock, S. J.: tallow candles, 12 at 75 c.; oil feeders, 12 at 75 c.; fitters lamps, 24 at 37 c.; sundry, $39.10		65.98
Wright, Mark & Co.: years rent to May 16, 1903 with option on land at corner Kent and Edward Sts., Charlottetown, $20; furniture, &c. $7.91		$27.91
Payments under $40: hardware, $77.72; ice, 53.75; work on stations, $50; clay, $46.80; repairs, $45.26; smith work, $39.63; inspecting scales, $34.63; signal flags, $32.35; emery wheels, $31.32; 8 chisels, $27.36; electroplating, $27; bolts, $26.60; 24 ladders, $26.40; 43 coal baskets, $25.80; car washers, $25.59; groceries, $23.89; boiler compound, $20.85; boat hire, $20; cylinder oil, $18.20; car replacers, $18; rowboat, $15; glass, $12.50; leather goods, $11.35; 2 wheelbarrows, $10; meals, $9.50; blinds, $9.06; stationery, $8.50; Windows and doors, $8; dusters, $7.50; furniture, $6.70; chandeliers, $6; gasoline, $5.40; matches, $4; pier, $3.87; pay bag, $3; towing, $3' horse hire, $2.50; examining pork, $2.		798.93
Animals killed on track:
Buchanan, Murdock, Fredericton, PEI: cow killed		22.00
Heifer, $8; calf, $5; lamb, $2; 2 sheep, $8.		23.00
Books: 2 at $2; 1 at $2.50; postage, 14 c.		6.64
Brush: 19 cars at $4; 1 at $3; 4 loads at 50 c.; 10 at 40 c.; 25 at 35 c.; 15 at 30 c.; 50 at 25 c.		140.75
Capital Items detailed here:
Chappell, C. B. commission as architect for the erection of buildings:
Georgetown, 5 p.c. on $2,150		112.50
Morell, 5 p.c. on $350		17.50
Mount Stewart, 5 p.c. on $620.		31.00
Supervising work not included in contracts.		40.00
Clark, J. M. & Co., Summerside:
Morell: contract for erecting station.		350.00
Mount Stewart: contract for erecting station, $620; less $10 joists		610.00
McDonald, Hugh: tug Alert and scows, carrying cars and locomotives from Georgetown to Murray River, Oct. 27, 1902		500.00
Carrying Rails, Pictou to Murray Harbour: McDonalkd, Hugh: 995.32 net tons at 95 c.		945.55
Cartage, Sundry: Jas. Doyle, $4.25; Geo. Inman, $3; Wm. Turner, $352.60; Peter Stewart, $2.65		362.50
Clocks, Repairing: Godkin Bros. $3; Jury & Co., $4.50; G. H. Taylor, $3.50		11.00
Commissions on tickets sold: Jos. J. Dunn, Peakes, $56; Mrs. E. Henderson, York, $36.22; Mrs. J. L. McDonald, Ellerslie, $34.85; Mrs. H. H. Oliver, Port Hill, $36.58; D. D. Ryan, Summerside, $98.39		262.04
Damages to freight: sundry		350.53
Freighting: H. H. Acorn, $45.15; Jos. Bernard, $71.90; Jas. Boudreau, $84.30; A. H. Boudrot, $82.99; R. Campbell & Sons, $5,176.19; Ch'town S. N. Co., $363.34; J. R. Clowk, $25.92; W. N. Coughlan, $745.81; G. R. Gurwin, $370.88; Alph. Doucette, $150; Geo. Dunn, $83.21; Jos. Gallant, $310; H. Hyde, $39.42; W. Kitchen, $34.82; J. A. Mann, $36.18; F. D. McDonald, $345.80; Hugh McDonald, $588.10; McDonald & Westaway, $45; Geo. McInnes, $450; J. T. McLaine, $76.96; Geo. Orr, $311.45; John Orr, $75; Eloi Roy, $250; Gordon Wilson, $112.88; sundry, $43.08		10,558.38
Guarantee Co. of North America: 1.4 p.c. premium on $38,900 bonds (bill as of Apl. 1, 1903)		97.25
Land for railway purposes at Alberton: John McMurdo, .577 ac., $72.35 less $1 paid		71.35
Legal Services, not detailed with "Capital" -
Hazard, F. L., Charlottetown: re. Sundry cases		42.00
McKinnon, John, Charlotteotwn: services in connection with prosecution of persons who broke into Ellersdale [sic?] station		15.00
Tweedy, Geo., Alberton: re land of Jos. L. Wallace		31.90
Magistrates, Policemen, &c.
Bradley, Peter, Charlottetown: police service, Nov. 28, 1902		5.00
Meals for men, 134 @ 25 c.; lodging, $3		36.50
Murray Harbour Branch: board, horse hire, rent, travel, &c. H. F. Lawrence $153.15; Rose O'Neil, $107.51; W. F. Robins, $102.25; H. J. Worth, $151; sundry, $485.71		999.92
Official Car: Mrs. Fitzsimmons, washing, 98 pcs. At 50 c. a doz.		4.08
Painting, W. H. O'brien, Georgetown, painting room in Station and lettering roof, 69 h.		239.34
Sand and Gravel:-
Decost, Capt. J.: gravel, 82 tons at $1.		82.00
McDonald, Jos. N.: sand, 101 tons @ 50 c.		50.50
Sawdust: Denis Costello, 1 car		4.00
Scavenging: P. Flynn, $26; sundry, $17.50		43.50
Stone: Jas E. McLean, $60.81; Wm. Richards, $56.17; sundry, $92.90		209.88
Subscriptions to Newspapers		68.80
Telephones: Telephone Co. of PEI: rent of 14 telephones at Charlottetown and Summerside, 12 m. to June 30, 1903, $235; rent and message vouchers not detailed, $118.87		353.87
Transferring Baggage: Peter Stewart, Charlottetown, 303 pieces at 10 c.		20.30
Travelling expenses of railway officials and employees		1,180.20
Unclassifiable: driving passengers and baggage from Albany to Cape Traverse, March 2, 1903; meals, 20 at 25 c.		25.00
Valuators' services and expenses: G. B. Aitken, $60; J. A. Clark, $143.50; J. M. Grant, $221.79; A. W. Holyroyd, $18; Geo. Vessey, $50.		493.29
Wharfage, 10 p.c. comission on collections: M. C. McDonald, Charlottetown, $5.20; D. D. Ryan, Summerside, $4.49; Steam Navigation Co., Charlottetown, $35.01		4.70
Whitewashing at stations		6.10
Wood for fuel		176.90
Labour on fuel		484.19
Accidents:
Compensations for injuries: Alf. Affleck, $43.50; Jas. C. Brodie, $13.33, $19.50; E. Christopher, $78; Frank A. McDonald, $57; Jos. O'Reilly, $54; under $25 each, $184.50		498.83
Medical Services: Jas. Warburton, $42.50; W. W. Wickham, $52; under $25 each, $184.50		279.00
Advertising:
Amherst: "News", $26; "News and Sentinel", $7.80		33.80
Arichat: "Record", $5.20; Bathurst "Courier", $5.20"		10.40
Boston Ry. Guide, $25.80; Bridgetown "Monitor", $5.20		31.00
Caledonia: "Gold Hunter", $2.60; Chatham "Advance", $12.32		14.92
Charlottetown: "Examiner", $23.80; "Guardian", $89; "Herald", $1; "Islander", $71.85; "Patriot", $75.85; "Watchman", $1.40		262.90
Clark's Harbour: "Coast Guard", $5.20; Fredericton: "Herald", $23.40		67.30
Halifax: "Chronicle", $19; "Echo", $21; "Recorder", $27.30		67.30
Hartland: "Advisor", $5.20; Kentville "Chronicle", $6.50		11.70
Liverpool: "Advance", $3.90; Lunenberg "Progress", $5.20		9.10
Moncton: "Transcript", $26; Pictou "Advocate", $5.20		31.20
New Glasgow: "Chronicle", $3.90; "Gazette", $5.20		9.10
Port Hawkesbury: "Bulletin", $5.20; "Journal", $5.10		10.30
Richibucto: "Review", $2.62; Sackville "Tribune", $4		6.62
Springhill: "Tribune", $6.50; Stellarton "Mining Record", $2.60		9.10
Summerside: "Journal", $16.15; "Pioneer", $60.35		76.50
Sydney: "Record", $11.29; "Reporter", $2.12; St. Andrews "Beacon", $4		17.41
St. John: "Gazette", $24.70; "Globe", $13.25; "Telegraph", $27.30		65.25
Truro: "Times", $6.50; Westville "Free Lance", $3.90		10.40
Weymouth: "Evangeline", $6; "Free Press", $6; Windsor "Journal", $4.16		16.16
Woodstock: "Dispatch", $4.16; "Sentinal", $4.16		8.32
Yarmouth: "Herald", $3.32; "Telegram", $3.32		6.64
Coal ($44,361.75)
Acadia Coal Co.: Albion Slack, 140 1.2 tons at $2.95		414.98
Cameron, D. G., Murray River: coal for office, 2 tons at $4.50		9.00
Intercolonial Coal Mining Co., balance on old contract: Contract, 9,500 tons, extra 18 tons: less 2,773 1/2 tons delivered in 1901-2 (page W-338); balance, 6,744 1/2 tons delivered in 1902-3 at $3.30; less $83.14 for freight, and less $205.80 for 20,580 lbs. of rails and fish plates.		21,967.91
Drawback on coal supplied in 1901-2 (Page W-338) and now paid Intercolonial Coal Mining Co., coal delivered on new contract in 1903:		848.92
May: 2,089 tons at $3.75; less $783.37 drawback, and less $119.39 freight		6,930.99
June: round coal, 3,687 1/2 tons at $3.75		13,828.13
Whear, John F., May 22 1903: steam coal, 118 3/4 tons at $3.75; less $82.99 freight		362.32
Electric Light and Gas ($1,618.98)
Charlottetown Light and Power Co., 12 m. to June 30, 1903 ($1,225.31)
Electric Light, 12 m. at $70.83	849.96
El. Lt. In Engineer's office, 9 m. to Mar. 31 at $7; meter, 12 m. at 40 c.		67.80
Gas, 122 M Ft. at $2.20; 2 brackets, wired, $10		278.40
Coke, 475 bush. At 10 c.; less 74 empty oil barrels at 30 c.		25.30
Sundry, $4.90; less 105 lbs. old rails at 1 c.		3.85
Summerside Electric Light Co., 12 m. to June 30, 1903 ($393.67)
Wharf Lights, 12, July-Nov, May-June, m. at $27; 1/2 Dec, $13.50; 1/2 Jan, $14; Apl. 11-30, $18		234.50
Wharf Lights, 3, 1/2 Dec., $3.38; outside lights, 2, Feb-Mar, $6.24; switch, 75 c.		10.37
Station and Freight House, 12 m. at $5.70; 2 street lights, 12 m. at $3.58; 2 outside lights, 12 m. at $3.12		362.32
Intercolonial Railway ($109,086.48)
Servicable steel rails, 4,246.84 tons at $21		89,183.70
Switch gear, 9,527 lbs. at 4 c.; frogs, 9 at $15		516.08
Sundry stores, $14,739.21;claims and overcharges, $116.97		14,856.18
Engineer's Services, labour, and sundry outlay		4,530.52
Lumber, Ties, &c. ($27,911.81)
Barrett, Jas.: cedar shingles, 25 M. at $3.25; 92 1/4 at $2.80; 21 at $2.50; 10 at $2.25; sundry lumber, $330.47		745.02
Brownell, J. H: hemlock ties, 471 at 25 c; Juniper, 1,585 ft. at $13; hardwood, 2,173 ft. at $13; spruce boards, 43,474 ft. at $8.50; spruce scantling, 4,082 ft. at $8		568.78
Buchanan, Neil: 10 in. x 30 ft. hardwood piles, 34 at $1.50; sundry, $20; less $7.20 drawback		63.90
Carr, Owen, Emerald: making fence posts, 853 at 6 c.		51.18
Crockett, T., Riviere de Loup: balance of 1901-2 contract (15,387.45)-
Drawback on ties supplied in 1901-2 (page W-339)		872.83
Cedar ties delivered at Charlottetown in 1902-3, 2,063 at 27 c.		557.01
Cedar ties delivered at Murray Harbour, 60,686 at 28 1/2 c.; less $4,149.34 freight		13,146.17
Culled cedar ties, 4,508 at 18 c.		811.44
Curran, A. J.: hemlock deal, 47,349 ft. at $8.25; hemlock ties, 1,862 at 31 c.; less $96.78 drawback, and $141.76 freight.		729.30
Duchemin, A. & Co.: pine boards, 3,858 ft. at $25; V Sheathing, 3,289 ft. at $25; sundry lumber, $50.81		229.49
Duffy, Peter: birch plank, 9,503 ft. at $10		95.03
Ellis, Rob't. jun, O'Leary ($842.55)-
Hemlock Ties, 980 at 27 c.; less $26.46 drawback		238.14
Culled ties, 232 at 15 c.; hemlock timber, 69 tons at $3.80		297.00
Piles: 11 at $1; 18 ft. long, 58 at $1.75; 20 ft., 49 at $1.25; 30 ft., 26 at $1.96; 40 ft. long, 1 at $6		290.71
Loading timber and piles, $10.70; scantling, 2 at $3.		16.70
Jardine, J. & T., Rexton, Kent Co., N.B. ($5,491)-
Hemlock ties, 980 at 27 c.; culled ties, 122 at 17 c.; less 1,240.90 freight		782.10
Hemlock timber, 292 8/40 tons at $4; hemlock deal, 112,048 ft. at $8		2,064.88
Sawn hemlock, 37,812 ft. at $8.50; switch ties, 105,793 ft. at $8.50		1,220.64
Spruce flooring, perlines, and battens, 56,295 ft. at $10		562.44
Hemlock boards, 70,205 at $8.50; 12 ft. cedar posts, 429 at 30 c.		725.44
Spruce deals, 10,000 ft. at $13.50		135.00
Jenkins, W. W.: 30 piles, 25 to 43 ft. long		69.76
Klondyke Lumber Mills: 2 in. birch plank, 10,796 ft. at $12; 4 in. plank, 1,616 ft. at $12; sundry lumber, $26.56		175.50
Likely, Jos. A.: hard pine, 17,651 ft. at $29.		511.87
McNabb, H., Welsford, N.S.: hemlock ties, 654 at 28 c.		183.12
Palmer, Robt. & Co.: clear v spruce sheathing, 1,264 ft.b.m. at $30; 2,000 l. ft. at 65 c. a hundred, sundry lumber, $49.76		100.68
Poole, L. M. $ Co., pine boards, 3,705 ft. at $20; 1,403 at $22.50; sundry lumber, $112.49; less 4,764 hemlock timber at $10		171.87
Roy, N. H.: Contract of 1902; ash and cedar ties, 2,248 at 27 c.; 385 culls at 18 c.; cedar posts, 3,116 of 5 ft. at 6 c.; 2,688 of 8 ft. at 18 c.; 770 8 ft. culls at 12 c.; spruce boards, 24,950 ft. at $7.50; 4,044 ft. of 1 1/4 in. at $9; less $460 freight, and less $1 short paid.		1,201.99
Roy, N. H.: Contract of 1903; ash ties, 3,056 at 30 c.; 595 culls at 15 c.; cedar ties, 1,135 at 27 c., cedar posts, 581 of 8 ft. at 12 c.; 769 of 5 ft. at 6 c.; less $142.83 drawback and $150 freight.		1,135.53
Stewart, David, Northam: hemlock ties, 135 at 26 1/2 c.		35.78
Williams, Hy.: 24 pcs 12x12 hemlock timber, 12 22/40 tons at $3.50.		43.90
7 payments under $25 each		78.11
Printing, Lithography, &c. ($2,728.17)
Charlottetown, J. Coombs, sundry printing		328.79
Charlottetown, "Examiner", "Picturesque P.E.I.", 30 copies at 12 1/2 c.		3.75
Charlottetown, G. W. Gardiner: 54 books, No. 6, $95.30; sundry printing, $166.36		261.66
Charlottetown, Haszard & Moore: 13,460 coupon tickets, numbered and back, 121,330 coupons at $2.75 per M.; 1,145 coupon tickets, unnumbered and not backed, 20,260 coupons at $2.25 a M.; duplex tickets, 235 books at 30 c.; 12 warehouse books, $84; 106 letter pads, $42.86,; sundry printing, $130.11.		706.73
Charlottetown, Murley and Garnhum: employees' time tables, 350 in Dec., $41.05; 350 in Apl., $45.05; passenger time tables, 3000 in Apl., $41; 25 books, form No. 3 $74; sundry printing, $229.45		430.55
Charlottetown, "Patriot": passenger time tables, June, 1902, 10,000, $162; form No. 2, 200 pads, $84; form No. 7, 30 books, $50.50; form No. 102, 100 pads, $35.31; form No. 105, 100 pads, $69; sundry printing, $186.70		587.51
Montreal, Bishop Eng. & Ptg. Co.: 2,100 cheques for 1903-4 in 3 books		30.45
Montreal, Southam & Casey: transfer cheques, 1,500 for $5.25; 1,500 for $5.63		10.88
Montreal, Standard Photo and Engraving Co.: two drawings and engravings for time table cover, June 1903		50.00
Summerside, "Pioneer": form No. 1, 200 pads, $55; form No. 6, 23 books, $38.25; sundry printing, $144.		237.95
St. John, Barnes & Co.: printing card tickets, 47,400 at $1 a M.		47.40
Toronto, Mail Job Printing Co.: classification No. 1, supplied Apl. 2, 1900, 262 copies.		32.50
Rail Joints
Piper Manufacturing Co., Toronto; continuous rail joints, 5.504 pairs at $1		5,504.00
Stationery
Stationery: Geo. Caster & Co., $46.44; Clark & Taylor, $45; Dodd & Rogers, $17.95; Dom. Pub. Co., 98 c.; Hamilton Stamp Co., $59.78; Harrison & Co., $156.68; Haszard & Moore, $95.15; Johnson & Johnson, $27.25; H. J. MacKenzie, $35.50; W. K. Rogers, $4.50.		489.01
Track Bolts and Spikes
Dodd & Rogers: track spikes, 111/5 tons at $52.50		588.00
Portland Rolling Mills: Goldie railway spikes, 850 kegs at $5		4,250.00
Uniforms ($847.50)
Bruce, D. A.: brakesman's uniforms, 7 at $22		154.00
Eveleigh, J. & Co.: conductor's bags, 9 at $8.50		76.50
McDonald, S. A.: uniform suits, 8 at $22.75; 2 at $22.50		223.00
Mackenzie, John & Co.; 1 conductor's uniform suit		24.00
McLeod, John & Co.: conductor's suits, 8 at $24, 2 at $21		234.00
Paquet, E. A.: uniform suits, 4 at $23		92.00
Water
Commissioners of Water Supply, Charlottetown: water rates, 15 m. to Sep. 30, 1903, $1,250; rates on engineers office, $7.50		1,257.50
Wheels and Axles ($3,754.16)
De Sola, C. I., Montreal: steel-tired plate wheels, 24 in. with steel centers, shipped from Antwerp, Nov. 26, 1902, 4 at $19.42		77.68
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co.: 178 standard steel 70 in car axles, 54,850 lbs. at 2 1/4 c.; 37 car axles, 10,670 lbs. at 2 3/4 c.		1,527.55
Rhodes, Curry, & Co.: 33 in, 3 3/4 core, C.I. chilled wheels, 203 at $11.50; 24 in., 3 1/2 in. core, C.I. chilled wheels, 7 at $7.60; less $238.77 drawback		2,148.93
Total Carried to page W-139		241,839.45

P.E.I. Ry., Wages

 

Superintendant's Office ($5,428.32)
Superintendant, G. A. Sharp: 12 m. to June 30, 1903	2,000.00
Chief Clerk, A. McDonald: 12 m. to June 30, 1903	1,000.00
Train Dispatcher, H. McEwen, 4 m. to Oct. 31 at $83.33, 8 m. to June 30 at $110	1,213.32
Assistant Train Dispatcher, G. A. Hughes, 4 m. at $70, 8 m. to June 30 at $95	1,040.00
Stenographer and typewriter, Blanche Hughes, 5 m. to June 30, 1903 at $35	$175.00
Accountant's Office ($4,539.92)
Accountant: W. T. Huggan, 12 m. to June 30 at $125.	1,500.00
Paymaster and travelling auditor: Geo. Robertson: 12 m. at $75	900.00
First clerk: C. H. Dingwall: 10 m. at $58.33, 2 m. at $64.17	711.67
Cashier and clerk: J. S. Sutherland: 10 m. at $37.50, 2 m. at $43.13	461.25
Clerks: 12 m.: I. C. Pound, 10 m. at $32.50, 2 m. at $39; Geo. C. Burhoe, 10 m. at $30, 2 m. at $36	775.00
Stenographer and typewriter: M. B. Beairsto: 4 m. to Apl. 30 at $30, 2 m. to June 30 at $36	192.00
Storekeeper's Office ($2,291)
Storekeeper and mechanical accountant: S. F. Hodgson, 12 m. to June 30.	1,000.00
Stores clerk: J. J. Chappell, 10 m. to Apl. 30 at $55, 2 m. to June 30 at $60.50.	671.00
Timekeeper &c.: R. D. Coffin, 12 m. to June 30 at $50.	600.00
Junior clerk: J. S. Macleod, June, 1903 at $20.	20.00
Mechanical Dept. ($2,100)
Mechanical Superintendant: W. S. Poole: 12 m. to June 30 at $100.	1,000.00
Car Foreman: H. S. Coffin, 12 m. to June 30 at $75	900.00
Chief Engineer's Staff ($13,426.26)
Engineer-in-charge: H. J. Mackenzie, C. E.: 12 m. at $200 (less Feb)	2,200.00
Assistant Engineers:
W. H. Sullivan: 12 m. at $125.	1,500.00
T. T. Black: July 1 to Dec. 10, 1902, June 1903, at $100.	633.33
J. A. Meagher: (at Moncton): July 1 to Dec. 13, 1902, at $100.	544.44
J. A. Ruel: July 1, 1902 to June 30, 1903, 12 m. at $100	1,200.00
C. C. Richards: 12 m. at $60, less $53.34 in Dec-Jan.	666.66
Division Engineer on line, at $100: H. F. Lawrence: Jul-Nov., 24 d. in Dec., Apl. 16 to May 31.	731.47
Engineer: H. H. Shaw: 84 1/2 d. in Jul-Nov, June at $5.	422.50
Draftsman: C. G. Brookman: Jul 1 to Nov 30, 1902, at $75; Dec 1-15, $47.66.	416.66
Rodmen, chainmen and office assistants.	2,466.34
Inspectors, $1,448.04; axemen, labourers, &c., $1,196.82.	2,644.86
Pay Lists not detailed this year ($187,540,87)
Stations pay-lists	34,879.72
Train Service: conductors, brakesmen, baggagemasters.	23,078.71
Road Department:
Trackmaster, H. Houle, 12 m. to June 30, 1903	1,060.00
Eastern Division: trackmen, carpenters, labourers, &c.	27,266.18
Western Division: trackmen, carpenters, labourers, &c.	33,654.41
Mechanical Department:
Locomotive Dept.: drivers, foremen, iron workers, &c.	41,566.06
Car Dept.: wood workers, painters, &c.	14,026.81
Temporary employees in mechanical and stores depts.	8,703.25
Sundry employees paid on separate vouchers.	3,315.73
Total of wages carried to Page W-139	215,326.37