Invoice sent to the Monteith Pulp and Paper Co from the Canadian Government Railway Company re: Charges on Perishable Material and Labor Sidings
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Invoice sent to the Monteith Pulp and Paper Co from the Canadian Government Railway Company re: Charges on Perishable Material and Labor SidingsEntry/Object ID
2021.1015.01Description
Invoice sent from the Canadian Government Railway company to the Moneteith Pulp and Paper company in regards to charges for perishable material labor sidings 35.63, 52.95, and 58.82. It details each expense for: Oct 31st: #290705: $15.84 Trainmen's: $52.95, 6, $43.36 Trackmen: $58.82, 7, $130.00 Trainmen: $58.82, 8, $19.35 Enginemen: $52.95, 9, $34.02 Trackmen: $52.95, 10, $90.00 Trainmen: $52.95, 291259, $18.63 Enginemen: $52.95, 60, $15.68 Nov 30th: Ties: $58.82, 292277, $18.63 Dec 31st: Material: $58.82, 294236, $115.00 Material: $52.95, 7, $115.00 Material: $35.63, 8, $230.00 Labor: $52.95, 9, $62.10 Labor: $58.82, 294240, $91.08 Enginemen: $35.63, 294535, $9.00 Enginemen: $58.82, 6, $6.00 Extra Gang: $35.63, 8, $82.00 Enginemen: $52.95, 7, $6 Total Expense: $1,158.66 Distinguishing Features: noneContext
Original document, actual invoice given. The Canadian Government Railway operated between 1915 and 1918 and it was the official name given to all federally owned railways. It originally was made up of the: Intercolonial Railway of Canada, National Transcontinental Railway, Prince Edward Island Railway, and other companies in New Brunswick. In 1918 the Canadian Northern Railway was given the responsibility to take over the Canadian Government Railway Lines, and by December 1918 the Canadian National Railways company was created, to assume responsibility over all of the previous lines.Collection
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Canadian National, Canadian Government Railways