Ontario Sessional Papers, 1918, No.47-49 (1918) (14767757624)

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Title: Ontario Sessional Papers, 1918, No.47-49
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: ONTARIO. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: Ontario Council of University Libraries and Member Libraries



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rst-class steel coaches. 4 steel baggage and express cars. 14 second-class wooden coaches. 5 wooden mail and express cars.4 second-class steel coaches. 3 steel mail and express cars. 2 combination wooden second-class and 26 conductors vans, baggage cars. 9 stock cars. 143 box cars. 1918 XOIiTHEEX OXTAEIO EAILWAY COMMISSION. 53 90 steel underframe flat cars.351 wooden flat cars.12 steel drop bottom dump cars.35 Hart convertible cars. 3 snow plows. 3 snow flangers. 3 right hand ballast plows. 3 left hand ballast plows. 3 centre ballast plows. 2 Jordan ballast spreaders. 1 centre ballast spreader. 2 Ledgerwood rapid unloaders. 1 pile driAer. 1 American railroad ditcher. 2 steam wrecking cranes. 3 steam shovels. 2 auxiliary boarding cars. 2 auxiliary tool cars. 2 road department auxiliary cars. 2 crane cabin cars. 2 road cabin cars. 1 pile driver tank car. 8 boarding cars. 6 tank cars for fire protection. Yours truly, Thos. Eoss,Master Mechanic. o4 THE EEPORT OF THE TEMISKAMIXG AND No. 48
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1918 XOKTHEEX ONTARIO RAILWAY COMMISSIOX. 50 OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF TRAFFIC.Annual Report, Year ended October 31st, 1917, During the fiscal year ended October 31st, 1917, the following accidents andderailments occurred, and glad to report we have been free of accidents of a seriousnature: 1916. Xovember 8th, while Ex. X^o. 123, south, passing M.P. 178^2, cars G.X.503J:3, and G.T. 46639 derailed. Cause of derailment, broken axle on GreatXorthern car 50343. Total damage to equipment, $210.00. Damage to trackmaterial, labor, repairing and wrecking, $59.00. Xovember 15th, white train Xo. 4T, north, passing M.P. 136%, alleged struckand killed calf on public road crossing. Owner, Harr)- Kerr, Heaslij). November 17th, while train Xo. 81, ai>proaching M.P. 70.77 (main line),alleged struck and killed man named Edward Osborne, who was walking on track.Eailway exonerated from all liability by coroners verdict. Xovember 24th, while Train Baggageman McQuestion straightening baggagein c