Identifier: streetrailwayrev15amer (find matches)
Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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ty lines in Fort Wayne and Lafayette. Ind.; the Logansport StreetRailway Co. and the Logansport, Rochester & Northern TractionCo. in Logansport: the Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction prop-erty from Fort Wayne to Wabash; the Wabash River Traction Co.and the Wahash-Logansport Traction Co., operating from Wabashto Logansport. and «he electric^ lighting plant in Fort Wayne. riie Muncie, Hartford City & Ft. Wayne electric railway recentlycut express rates to make them as attractive to shippers as freightrates on steam roads. -Arrangements were completed whereby the Indianapolis, Colum-bus & Southern Traction Co. established a United States mailservice each way <laily between Columbus and Indianapolis, effectiveJuly 1st. The Dayton & Troy Electric Ry. is preparing to issue a completelist of names and addres.ses of parties adjacent to its line who desiresummer boarders. Information will be given as to the number ofpersons that can be taken care of and rates per week.
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lilt .\il.\l.Mlkt K.VlLKO.\n KOR I.VRKS. of the installation maile hy tlie Cagney Rros. Miniature RailroadCo. along the Pike and about the grounds at the Louisiana Pur-chase E.xposition. The locomotives use steam which is keptat too lb. pressure, and hnrn real coal, which is carried in a minia-ture tender. At the St. Louis fair eight miles of track were con-structed and 24 trains operated, each train consisting of a locomo- .\ Rhode Island court has just decided that the owner of cowswhich were made sick by licking paint from electric railway poleswas entitled to damages for the loss of milk which resulted. Thedefendants proof that the owner of the land had. allowed the polesto be placed, and that the owner of the cows knew of the bovinefondness for fresh paint, did not avail. 454 STREET RAILWAY RE\1EW (Vol. XV. No. 7- The Liberty Trolley Harp. I lio Liberty Bell Co., Bristol, Conn., nianiif.ictiircr of the wellknown Liberty products, has placed upon the market its Lib-erty trolley ha

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