Handbook of Railroad Construction; For the use of American engineers. / Containing the necessary rules, tables, and formulæ for the location, construction, equipment, and management of railroads, as built in the United States.

by George L. Vose

A. and B. Railroad. Report of amount of material consumed, and of work done by Engine No. 50, during the week ending July 4, 1856.

————————, Engineer.

MONDAY.	Name of train.
	Name of station.
	Time of arriving.
	Time of departing.
	Fuel taken.
		Whole cost fuel consumed
		Whole time under steam
		Whole time running

And the same for each day of the week.

WEEKLY MEMORANDA.
Cords of wood used
Gallons oil used
Pounds tallow used
Pounds waste used
Miles run
Whole time running
Whole time under steam
Time under repairs
Cost of repairs
————, Master of Machinery.

Number 2.
—— RAILROAD. AMOUNT OF FUEL DELIVERED TO ENGINES FROM —— STATION DURING WEEK ENDING ——.
Name of Engine.		A.	B.	C.	D.	E.	F.	G.	H.	K.	Total.
Monday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Tuesday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Wednesday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Thursday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Friday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Saturday.	Morning.
	Afternoon.
Total to each engine.						Wood Station Master ——.

Number 3.

A. and B. Railroad. Conductor’s mileage return, for week ending July 4, 1856, showing work done by Engine No. 54.

MONDAY.

Train.

Station.

Cars taken.

Cars left.

Cars in train.

Weight of train.

Eq’d distance.

Eq’d mileage.

Total equated mileage

And the same for each day of the week.

Number 4.