18 REPORT OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.

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ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

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Lé-candlopower carbondlamips. visa ee ae 999 100 13 1,086
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CO WaluLUMeslen AM PSevse Sess es Ma ee us Ee 347 (Oil ace ete 423
AD-WaUt OUNEStON IAM PSs osc cs ee eh ee A 690 35 9 716
60-watt tungsten lamps: .oo32 2 ee ies aCe Se Se sg eas 48 5 43
LOUSWaUlUNEStOM AIM DS ies. Ces Oh cs) is ai 55 efi Sa as ~ 56
2o0-watt.tungstenlamps. 82105905538 ie Se Osa tee ee es neesciate iD
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BALBOA CRANES.
4-ton Shaw electric cranes-.--.....-- Co ee UE CE eee ers SUlseteee ek alee sues adal 8
S-tonKrench Gl6CtriG Clanese acu s esos so et ee Gulesmee cee 2 4
3-ton Wellman-Seaver-Morgan cranes.........-...--..-------- : Aa See el 2 2
19-ton French electric cranes............-.--- Lie eatater sea eas gD | ete Ae aS as us 1

CASHIER'S DEPARTMENT.

Comparative statement of cash receipts and disbursements for the fiscal years ending June
30, 1911 and 1912.

: Item. 1912 1911 Increase. Decrease.
Cash receipts ee ia Suctea uate caute nee dew Mees $16, 830, 558.39 | $14,817, 282.34 | $2,0138,276.05 |..........---...
Cash disbursements......2...- SS as 16, 871,905.44 | 14,923,740. 69 19485164; (belt oust Soe

Of the amount of cash handled durmg the past. fiscal year |

$4,880,887.52 was secured by drafts upon the New York office.

7 HOTEL OPERATIONS.

The operations of the Washington Hotel and the Bennington were
consolidated in August, 1911, owing to the necessity of moving the
buildings to prepare a site for the new Hotel Washington. The dining
room and restaurant were closed entirely from August 19 to October
18, 1911, while the building was being moved and reestablished in a
new location. During the year 40,527 meals were furnished to
employees of the railroad and commission, at 30 cents each, and
25,617 meals to the transient public, at various prices.

The gross revenue and expenses for the 12 months ending June 30,

1912, compare with those of the previous year, as under:

1912 1911

Gross revenue........ Bie SAD UN i fegtcy eG or AL Me OURS Ss ae cen ise $45,705.28 | $55, 496. 24

BERPONSOSe es eee ee ee Cs ee Rae 43,646.25 | 50,786.75
Nef meventes.205. 32). te (Oe ee Ca RS ood gos 2, 059. 03 4,709. 49)

The net revenue shown for the year ending June 30, 1912, includes
$1,085.08 from operation of the swimming pool on Colon Beach, which
was opened in November, 1911, for the use of employees and the gen-
eral public. |