Identifier: historyofwestend00hage (find matches)
Title: History of the West End street railway, in which is included sketches of the early street railway of Boston- consolidation of the various lines- foreign street railways- the Berlin viaduct- anecdotes, etc., together with speeches by President Henry M. Whitney, and others. Also, expert testimony as to the safety of electric currents..
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: Hager, Louis P
Subjects: West End Street Railway Company Street-railroads
Publisher: Boston, Ed. and pub. by L. P. Hager
Contributing Library: Northeastern University, Snell Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Northeastern University, Snell Library

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ILWAYS IN U. S. AND CANADA. Coney Island, N. Y.— Sea View R. R. Co. Elevated. Cornwall, Ont.— Cornwall St. Ry. Co. Corpus Christi, Tex.— Corpus Christ! Improvement Co. Gussett St. Ry.Corsicana, Tex.— Corsicana St. Ry. Co.Cortland, N. Y.— Cortland & Homer Horse R. R. Co.Corvallis, Ore.— The Corvallis St. Ry. Co.Cottonwood Falls, Kan,— Consolidated St. Ry. Co.Council Bluffs, Ia.— Council Bluffs St. Ry, Co. Elec. T-H & Short systems. Lake Manawa Ry, Co.Council Grove, Kan.— Council Grove St, Ry, Co,Covington, Ga.— Covington & Oxford St. R. R. Co.Covington, Ky,— So. Covington & Cincinnati St. Ry, Co, Horse & Elec, Short system.Dallas, Tex.— Dallas Consolidated Traction Ry. Co. Horse &elec. T-H and Edison systems. Dallas & Oak Cliff Ry. Co. North Dallas Belt Ry. Co. Elec, T-H system. ADVERTISEMENTS. 187 THE HASKIN WOOD 1 Vulcanizing COMPANY. General Office, 40 WALL STREET, NiliW YORK. 19TH street &eaST RIVER AND 155TH ST., AND 8TH AVE.
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RAILWAY TIES AND TIMBERSSTRENGTHENED AND PRESERVED FROM DECAY. The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE WORKS IN THE WORLD for CURINGand PRESERVING LUMBER, HARD WOOD and Timber of all dimensions. MAHOGANY, CHERRY, WALNUT, ASH, OAK, MAPLE, SPRUCE AND YELLOWPINE THOROUGHLY CURED AND BEAUTIFIED by VULCANIZING. REFERENCES BY PERMISSION. West End Street Railway. H. M. WHITNEY, President, F. H. MONKS. General Manager. ARTHUR HODGES, Chief Engineer, H. F. WOODS. Purchasing Agt., J COL. F. K. HAIN, Gen. Manager, Manhattan Railway Co.. 71 Broadway, New York. ROBERT I. SLOAN, Chief Engineer, Chicago Elevated Railway, Chicago, 111. (For-merly of Mi\nhattan Railway, New York). GILBERT HODGES, M. Am. Soc. C E., Civil and Consulting Engineer, 19 ExchangePlace, Boston D. 6- J. JARDINE, Architects, 1262 Broadway, New York. ICHABOD T. WILLIAMS, Lumber Merchant, 221 11th Avenue, New York. GEO. EDWARD HARDING & GOOCH, Architects, 40 Exchange Place, New York. J. J. R. CROES, Chief Engineer, Suburban Rapid Trans

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