LEHIGH VALLEY. Mileage-1,441.31. Operating Revenue-$36,167,398. Oficers-E. B. Thomas, president; J. A. Middleton, T. N. Jarvis and L. D. Smith, vice presidents; directors, George F. Baer, George F. Baker, Alfred C. Harrison, Edward S. Moore, William H. Moore, Abram Nesbitt, Daniel G. Reid, Edward B Smith, Charles Steele, Edward T. Stotesbury, P. A. B. Widener and Simon P. Wolverton. MISSOURI PACIFIC, Mileage-Arkansas & Louisiana Ry. Co., 25.54; Arkansas Central R. R. Co., 46.13; Arkansas Midland R. R. Co., 47.45; Arkansas Southwestern Ry. Co., 33.01; Brinkley, Helena & Indian Bay R. R. Co., 22.97; Central Branch Ry. Co., 388.19; Coal Belt Ry. Co., 14.42; El Dorado & Bastrop Ry. Co., 43.94; Farmerville & Southern R. R. Co., 28.30; Gurdon & Fort Smith R. R. Co., 39.39; Little Rock & Hot Springs Western R. R. Co., 30.90; Little Rock & Monroe Ry. Co., 44.70; Mississippi River, Hamburg & Western Ry. Co., 50.93; Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. and branches, 3,491.73; Natchez & Southern Ry. Co., 2.29; New Orleans & Northwestern R. R. Co., 115.48; Pine Bluff & Western R. R. Co., 46.00; St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. Co., 2,608.59; St. Louis, Watkins & Gulf Ry. Co., 98.37; total, 7,178.33. Operating Revenue-$53,019,137. Officers President, George J. Gould: vice presidents, Charles S. Clarke, Martin L. Clardy, J. M. Johnson, O. B. Huntsman, Kingdon Gould and Frank J. Gould; directors, George J. Gould, Edwin Gould, Howard Gould, Kingdon Gould, E. T. Jeffrey, F. T. Gates, Cornelius Vanderbilt, R. M. Sallaway, J. J. Slocum, C. S. Clark, O. L. Garrison, W. K. Bixby and S. F. Pryor. NEW YORK CENTRAL. Mileage-Chicago, Indiana & Southern R. R. Co., 340.91; Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry. Co., 55.30; Cincinnati Northern R. R. Co., 247.76; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Co., 1.982.21; Detroit & Charlevoix R. R. Co., 43.50; Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburg R. R. Co., 90.51; Fulton Chain Ry. Co., 2.21; Indiana Harbor Belt R. R. Co., 104.87; Kankakee & Seneca R. R. Co., 42.52; Lake Erie & Western R. R. Co., 886.13; Lake Erie, Alliance & Wheeling R. R. Co., 87.68; Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Co., 1,511.10; Little Falls & Dodgeville R. R. Co., 13.97; Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge Co., 2.60; Michigan Central R. R. Co., 1,746.46; Mount Gilead Short Lire Ry. Co., 2.00; New York & Ottawa Ry. Co., 69.60; New York Central & Hudson River R. R. Co., 3,587.08; New York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R. Co., 556.68; Peoria & Eastern Ry. Co.. 351.61: Pittsburg & Lake Erie R. R. Co., 191.25; Raquette Lake Ry. Co., 24.27; Rutland R. R. Co., 468.11; St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. Co., 65.29; Toledo & Ohio Central Ry. Co., - Zanesville & Western Ry. Co., total, 12.473.62. (For calendar year 1909.) Operating Revenue-$93,171,860. Officers President, W. C. Brown; vice-presidents, E. V. Rossiter, John Carstensen, Alfred H. Smith, Ira A. Place and Charles F. Daly; directors, Chauncey M. Depew (chairman), William K. Vanderbilt, Frederick W. Vanderbilt, William C. Brown, J. Pierpont Morgan, William K. Vanderbilt, jr., James Stillman, William H. Newman, George F. Baker, George S. Bowdoin, William Rockefeller, Lewis Cass Ledyard and Marvin Hughitt. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Mileage-Big Fork & International Fails Ry. Co., 33.70: Minnesota & International Ry. Co., 177.04; Northern Pacific Ry. Co., 5,692.27; Port Townsend Southern R. R. Co., 41.20; total, 5,944 21. M kins, Operating Revenue-$73,763,866. Officers President, Howard Elliott; vice-presidents, James N. Hill and Jule Hannaford; directors, Howard Elliott, Lewis Cass Ledyard, George W. PerCharles Steele, George F. Baker, Arthur Curtis James, William S. Tod, Grant B. Schley, William Sloane, William P. Clough, Alexander Smith Cochran, Amos Tuck French, James N. Hill, Payne Whitney and J. Pierpont Morgan, jr. PENNSYLVANIA. Mileage-Baltimore & Sparrows Point R. R. Co., 4.77: Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Ry. Co., 87.66; Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley R. R. Co., 148.46; Cincinnati. Lebanon & Northern Ry. Co., 45.44; Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Ry. Co. 210.07: Cornwall & Lebanon R. R. Co., 26.44; Cumberland Valley R. R. Co., 162.19; Grand Rapids & Indiana R. Co., 591.27; Long Island R. R. Co., 391.59; Louisville Bridge Co., 2.84; Maryland. Delaware & Virginia Ry. Co., 83.52; New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk R. R. Co., 112.00; Northern Central Ry. Co., 466.37; Pennsylvania, 1,415.82; Pennsylvania R. R. Co., 4,017.20; Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washingtotn R. R. Co., 716.09; Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Co., 1,471.72; Rosslyn Connecting R. R. Co., 3.16; Union R. R. Co., of Bal timore, 9.50; Vandalia R. R. Co., 829.35; Waynesburg & Washington R. R. Co., 28.16; West Jersey & Seashore R. R. Co., 355.95; Wheeling Terminal Ry. Co., 9.65; total, 11,189.52. (For calendar year 1909.) Operating Revenue-$315.406,804. Officers President, James McCrea; vice presidents, Charles E. Pugh, Samuel Rea, John B. Thayer, Henry Tatnall, W. W. Atterbury, directors, William H. Barnes, George Wood, Stuart Patterson, Clement A. Griscom, Henry C. Frick, Charles E. Ingersoll, Percival Roberts, jr., N. Parker Shortridge, Rudolph Ellis, Effingham B. Morris, Thomas De Witt Cuyler, James McCrea and Lincoln Godfrey. READING. Mileage Atlantic City R. R. Co., 166.54; Catasauqua & Fogelsville R. R. Co., 80.89; Central R. R. Co. of New Jersey, 668.11; Chester & Delaware River R. R. Co., 5.35; Gettysburg & Harrisburg Ry Co., 31.06; Middletown & Hummelstown R. R. Co., 6.30; Northeast Pennsylvania R. R. Co., 25.49; Perkiomen R. R. Co., 38.06; Philadelphia & Chester Valley R. R. Co., 23.88; Philadelphia & Reading Ry. Co., 1,024.03; Philadelphia, Newtown & New York R. R. Co., 21.09; Pickering Valley R. R. Co., 11.15; Port Reading R. R. Co., 21.04; Reading & Columbia R. R. Co., 59.13; Rupert & Blooinsburg R. R. Co., 1.53; Stony Creek R. R. Co., 9.97; Tamauqa, Hazleton & Northern R. R. Co., 8.89; Williams Valley R. R. Co., 11.04; total, 2,165,15. Operating Revenue-$45,428,083. Operating Expenditure-$26,563.618. Rate of Dividend-Four per cent on first and second preferred stocks, 5 per cent on common stock. Officers-George F. Baer, president; W. R. Taylor, vice president. ROCK ISLAND. Mileage-Chicago, Rock Island & El Paso Ry. Co., 111.50; Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Ry. Co., 517.55; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. Co., 7,414.24; Morris Terminal Ry. Co., 3.88, total, 8,047.17. Operating Revenue-$66,220,578. Operating Expenses-$48,169,368. Rate of Dividend-Five per cent (on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R. Co.). Officers President, H. U. Mudge; directors, William H. Moore, George T. Boggs, George G. McMurtry, D. G. Reid, Edward S. Moore, Roberts Walker, John J. Mitchell, E. D. Kenna, James H. Moore, F. L. Hine, Ogden Mills and W. T. Graham. ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO. Mileage--Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry. Co., 116 84; Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R. Co., 965.68: Evansville & Terre Haute R. R. Co., 310.41; Fort Worth & Rio Grande Ry. C.o, 195.88; New Orleans, Texas & Mexico R. R. Co., Orange & Northwestern R. R. Co., 61 55; Paris & Great Northern R. R. Co., 16.94: St. Louis & San Francisco R. R. Co., 4,726.64; St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry. Co, 135.64; total. 6.529.58. Operating Revenue $41,165.939. Operating Expenses-$28,676,842. Rate of Dividend-Four per cent on first preferred. Officers President. B. L. Winchell; directors. William K. Bixby, James Campbell, Benjamin P. Cheney. C. R. Gray, A. S. Greig, Edwin Hawley, C. W. Hillard, E. V. R. Thayer, Frank Trumbull, Thomas H. West, B. L. Winchell, Hans Winterfeldt and B. F. Yoakum. SOUTHERN. Mileage-Alabama Great Southern R. R. Co., 309.41: Asheville & Craggy Mountain Ry. Co., 2.26: Augusta Southern R. R. Co, 82.93: Blue Ridge Rv. Co., 44.00: Cumberland R. R. Co., 8.20; Danville & Western Rv. Co.. 83.00; Georgia Southern & Florida Ry. Co., 395 00: Hartwell Ry. Co., 10.10; Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co., 1,114.26; Northern Alabama Ry. Co.. 112.50; Southern Ry. Co., 7.050.17: Southern Ry. Co. in Mississippi, 280.61: Tallulah Falls Ry. Co., 58.00; Virginia & Southwestern Rv. Co.. 183 53: total, 9,733.97. Operating Revenue-$57.204.508, Operating Expenses $38,335,745. Rate of Dividend None. Officers President. William W. Finley; directors, Adrian Iselin, fr., Charles Lanier. Edmund D Randolph. George F. Baker, Jr. Harris C Fahnestock, Elbert H. Gary, Charles Steele, Alexander B. Andrews, Robert M. Gallaway and Samuel M. Inman. SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Mileage Arizona Eastern R. R. Co.. 299.28: Coos Bay, Roseburg & Eastern R. R. & Navigation Co., 31.46; Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Co., 140.58; -Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Ry. Co., 1,338.60: Hearne & Brazos Valley R. R. Co., 19.74: Houston & Shreveport R. R. Co., 39.78; Houston & Texas Central R. R. Co.. 789.01: Houston. East & West Texas Ry. Co.. 190.94; Iberia & Vermilion R. R. Co., 21.00; Lake Charles & Northern R. R. Co., 65.10; Louisiana Western R. R. Co., 198.28; Morgan's Louisiana & Texas R. R. & Steamship Co., 350.95; Nevada & California Ry. Co., 422.16; Southern Pacific., 5,621.29; Texas & New Orleans R. R. Co., 457.71; total, 9,985.88. Operating Revenue-$135,022,607. Officers--President, Robert S. Lovett; directors, W. Bayard Cutting, Henry W. de Forest, Robert Goelet, Robert W. Goelet. Marvin Hughitt, H. E. Huntington, Otto H. Kahn, Robert S. Lovett, Clarence H. Mackay, Ogden Mills, Charles A. Peabody, William Rockefeller, Mortimer L. Schiff, W. V. S. Thorne and Frank A. Vanderlip. UNION PACIFIC. Mileage-Ilwaco R. R. Co., 28.65; Oregon & Washington R. R. Co., 6.10; Oregon R. R. & Navigation Co., 1,326.90; Oregon Short Line R. R. Co., 1,508.69; Oregon, Washington & Idaho R. R. Co., 72.03; Union Pacific R. R. Co., 3,309.75; total, G,252,12. Operating Revenue-$90,228,092. Operating Expenses-$50,203,256. Rate of Dividend-Ten per cent on common stock and 4 per cent on preferred stock. Officers President, Robert S. Lovett; directors, Oliver Ames, A. J. Earling, Henry W. de Forest, Henry C. Frick, Robert W. Goelet, Marvin Hughitt, Otto H. Kahn, Robert S. Lovett, Charles A. Peabody, William Rockefeller, William G. Rockefeller, Joseph F. Smith, W. V. S. Thorne, P. A. Valentine and Frank A. Vander!ip. WABASH. Mileage-Lorain & West Virginia Ry. Co., 34.98; Pittsburg, Lisbon & Western R. R. Co., 27.31; Wabash R. R. Co., 2,514 60; Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Ry. Co., 63.40; West Side Belt R. R. Co., 22.46; Wheeling & Lake Erie R. R. Co., 442.18: total, 3,104.93. Operating Revenue-$28,886,055. Officers President, Frederic A. Delano; directors, George J. Gould, Edward T. Jeffery, Edgar T. Welles, Jay Gould, Wells H. Blodgett, S. C. Reynolds, Robert C. Clowry, Thomas H. Hubbard, John T. Terry, J. J. Slocum, Winslow S. Pierce and Robert M. Gallaway. ADDENDA AND ERRATA. Charles W. Dayton, Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, 1st Judicial District. died on December 7. 1910, making a vacancy in that district, According to Governor White's announcement of December 20 it is to be filled by the appointment of Justice Edward B. Whitney. The British elections for members of the House of Commons, which ended on December 19 1910, resulted in a net gain of one seat for the coalition forces. compared with the state of the parties in the preceding Parliament, elected in January, 1910. The government majority consequently rose from 124 to 126. The state of the parties in the new Parliament is as follows: Unionists, 272; Coalitionists, 398. The Coalitionists consist of 271 Liberals, 73 Irish Nationalists, 11 Independent Nationalists and 43 Labor members. The official canvass of the vote of Connecticut in 1910 for state officers showed the following results: For Governor-Charles A. Goodwin, R., 73,528; Simeon E. Baldwin, D.. 77,243; Robert Hunter. Soc., 12.179: Emil L. G. Hohenthal, Pro., 2026; Fred Fellerman, Soc. Lab., 1.205. Baldwin's plurality, 3.715. Lieutenant Governor-Dennis A. Blakeslee, R., 78.572: Andrew J. Bronghel, jr., D., 73,903. Blakeslee's plurality, 4,669. Secretary of State-Matthew H. Rogers, R.. 79.386; Zalmon B. Goodsell, D.. 73,704. Rogers's plurality, 5 682. Treasurer-Costello Lippitt, R., 79.383; Edward T. Brown. D., 73,511. Lippitt's plurality, 5,872. Controller-Thomas D. Bradstreet, R., 79,743; John M. Brady, D. 73,169. Bradstreet's plurality, 6.574. Attorney General-John H. Light, R., 79,700; Talcott H. Russell, D., 73.303. Light's plurality, 6,397. John D. Rockefeller made on December 20, 1910, a "single and final gift" of $10 000.000 to the University of Chicago. This sum, which is to be paid in ten annual instalments, beginning January 1, 1911, will make a total of approximately $35,000,000' that Mr. Rockefeller has given to the university. John D. Rockefeller. jr., and Frederick T Gates, Mr. Rockefeller's personal representatives on the board of trustees, resigned, Page 51-Berlin's population on December 1, 1910, was 2,180,000, against 2.040,148 in 1905, showing an increase of 6.8 per cent. Page 179-H. B. Hedge has been appointed Pension Agent at Des Moines, Iowa, succeeding W. V. Willcox, and Abram W. Smith has been appointed Pension Agent at Topeka, Kan.. succeeding W. S. Metcalf. Page 339-The Republican state chairman for Nevada should be Andrew Maute. Carson, and the Democratic state chairman should be Clay Tallman, Rhyolite. Page 427-The Attorney General of Colorado should be Benjamin Griffith, R., and the foot note to Colorado should read "All state officers Democrats except Attorney General, R." 761 Coal production of United States. .284 .283, 284 .220, 221, 227 -Coins of United States. 227 -Coinage of the world.. 226 3 -Values of foreign coins.. -Coins of principal nations.. 72, 73 .73, 74 47 Calendars other than Gregorian. California: General information.. -State officials. Cambridge-Oxford regattas. Campaign contributions, publicity for. 126, 127, 726 -Constitution and government....498, 499 .499 -State officials. Colleges and universities. Commerce and Labor Department.555, 556 Coffee, international trade in. 277 Coke, production in United States.. .285 Colombia: General information.....467-470 -Constitution and government. .483 -Trade with United States. .483 Colorado: General information... .427-467 .660, 661 -Military forces. ..562 ..427 390-399 .400, 401 228,-241 -With non-contiguous territories..238, 239 .373 Carnegie Peace Fund. Carnegie gifts.. .409, 410 Commissioners of the General Land Of- fice 374 Carnegie Hero Fund. Commissioners of Indian Affairs.. .374 .410, 411 Carnegie Teaching Foundation. Commissioners of Patents. 374 409 Casualty insurance... Commissioners of Pensions. .373 Cemeteries, national.. .312 Congressional campaign funds. .726 State, Census, federal: Law of 1909 amended. -Sex, nativity, race, illiteracy, 1900.. -Towns and villages of N. Y. 61st, second session. -Laws of 61st, second session.. Congregational officers, etc. ..383 139, 140 Congress, U. S.: Appropriations of ..151 .730-734 --Library of... 104-107 -Librarians of. ..364 -Representatives and 61st -Representatives and Delegates in 620 603-606 -Rules amended. ..148-150 -Senators in 61st.. .597-599 Vote for, 1908 and 1910. Censuses, New York State. .520, 521 Charter, New York City .529-534 -Treaties ratified, 1909-'10. Congresses, Continental and of the .147, 148 725 Confederation .342 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. .755, 756 Conjunctions of planets. 38 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail- Connecticut: General information..427-467 -Election tables. .661, 662 road .756 -Military forces... .562 State officials...... .427 Railroad .756 Chicago and North Western Railroad..756 Children of the American Revolution..415 -Constitution and government. Conspiracy proceedings, witnesses in New York.... Constitution of United States. 165 .....467-470 .482 -Trade with U. S. .482 Chinese calendar.. 32 Chinesc entering the United States. .200 Chronological cycles... 31 Chronological eras. Churches: Officers and organization of. 379-389 -Amendment submitted. 1909.. .440, 441 33 Consular service of United States.584-593 Corn crop of United States. 288 .211 252, 253 .251, 252 Church days and feasts. 31 Coroners, New York City .548 Church membership... 376-378 Corporation tax, federal. 155-162 Church property, value of.. .379 -Law of 1909 amended.. .138 Circuit judges, United States. .594 Costa Rica: General information..467-470 Circulation, Treasury statement.. .214 -Of coin and paper.. -Constitution and government. .483 .215 -Trade with United States. .483 -Of various moneys. 215. 227, 228 Cities of United States over 100,000.. Cotton crop of United States. 269 .269 447, 448, 730, 731 Counties of New York.. 520 -Area, debt and revenues of.. -Taxes and valuations of.. .447-449 Countervailing duties imposed. .155 Court of Claims.. .595, 596 -Works operated by. 450. 451 Court of Commerce.. .594 Cities of United States over 25,000. 148-150 Court of Customis Appeals. .595 -Between 3,000 and 25,000.. 150-155 Courts, inferior, N. Y. City, Citizenship, applications for.. reorgan- 202 ized 168 Civil Service Commission, U. S. .626 .169-172 Crop statistics. 251-278 Civil War statistics... 564 Clay production of United States. .289 Cows on farms in United States. .276 467-470 863, 364 -Constitution and government. .484 .484 |