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Indian Railways ________ ......__~""""""-...,.._-..t:.....:~-=----....------, .. ."""_ .......... ";- . '!'~- -·~: .. - ,... GOVERNMENT Oi' INDIA ... ., RAILWAY DEPARTMENT (RAILWAY BOARD) REPORT BY THE RAILWAY BOARD • ·ON INDIAN RAILWAYS.... .:,. .. • •• • • 1924-25 I I I X415.2r A868- 015978 OALC!1TTA:. GOVERNllENT OF INDIA :r<J .•.:.<'"1<i:' CENTRAL PUBLICATION BRASrH .. ___f· ...,. __ -'--· . ~ 1926 -- -----···--- -· -·~--~-------- '~ ""'!(.·-----~---~------...;._- . Government of lnclia Publicationi are obtainable itolft ·the Govemin.ent ol Inclia Central Publicatioij. Branch, 8, Hastinp Street, Calcutta and from the following Agents:- .. · · · · " ..... ·EUROPE... ' r .• . '•V • . Onloa"' TID IDGH cd~I()NER roa IND.l4, . ~:...- .....: -. -­ 42, _GBOIVD'O& GABomc•, LONDO~, _B.w •• 1. _ Dhananj.,.armGadgit Libmy ·• ·' .l.P<i "' alllJ••k.. u....: • ... ,, llllillllln~niiiiDmnlllliiD ..• INDIA AND CEnoN: ·-.. GIPE-PUNE.ois97s · • • . · • · - Provincial Book Depots~' . ll.u>u.lt-Ofl~--~ lhe" Su~eiintende.nt, ~o~ernment Preea_, lloll!o\ ~ llallru. Bolml~: -Office of t.be Superintentlent of. Government Printing and Stationery,· Poon&. Sum :-Library ,;ttoched to the Office of the Commiui.oner· iJl· Sind, Kaiuchi. .. '., Beo.i.:--Offi.ce of the Bengal Sec..-r~tarint ~k DepOt;""_Writeri' ~uildings~ RoOm No. ·i, G~und . Floor, Calcutta. -• • · . UlllftD PBOVJli(CEII o• AoBA Al'fD 0UDH:-0ffice of the Superintendent of-Goveniment Pr~1 uwt.ed Prorincee of Agra and Oudh, Allahabad.· . ' • , · • · . '. • • ~ PvKua :-Of&oe of the SUperintendent, Government Pri~ting, ·Punjab, Lahore. • • BUB.JD:.;.....om.ce gf th'e Superi~tendent, Govermbent ·Printing, .Burma, Rangoono CmmuL PsovucO~. AND BDAB :-Offi~ of thG central Provjuces. Secretariat, Nagpur. A.a~D~:-o&ioe df 1he Buperinten~ent,' ~m ~Secretar~at .Preu.. · - BIJL\B AKD Oatllll.l :-=office of the SU"perintendent, Government ·Printing, .Bihar and ()~ P.· 0. ·- Gulearbag~ Patua. ·• .-. ' . .. 1 Cooao :~ffice of the Chief Commiuioner. of Cobrg, B8.ngalor8.. - . , .•. NoaTn·WaT FBOICDIIB PaoVUfCB:~ffice of the Ma~ag~, ·&ovu:Dment Printing .and Stationer;t,- ..P•ha.war. .• ~ · • • • . " . M,:.,,.• ... ·.. ~-.- . •. H. Wheele<.& Co., Allahabad, Calcutta and ' Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta and B:imla.. Bombia.y.. ,. · · W. Newvnan & Co.J iLtd.,. Calcutta., N. :B. 'llathur,• Supdt·., Nazh' Kanun Hind. R: Cambray & Co., Calcutta. · ,Press, Allahabad. • . B. ~· Iahiri & Oo., Calcutta. • · 1'he · North· 1ndia. Christian Tract and Bocik' ·• The Indian School Supply Depot, 309, Bow . Society, 18, Clive Road, Allahabad. Bu.r Street, Calcutta, and 226; Nawat · ·Ra~ :P&Jtl Agarwal&, 184, Katra, Allahabad. pur, Dacca. Manager, Newal Kiahore .P.te-, Lucknow•. ·. Bu\terworth & Co. (India), Ltd., Calcutta. · The Upper India Publish~ng Bouae, Ltd., 41, Rai M. C. Barcar Babadur & 'Bona, 90-2A., Aminabad ·Park, Lucknow. · ,. , Harrilon Road_, Calcutta. Munshi . Seeta Ram, Managing Proprietor, The Weldon Library, 17, Park Street, Calcutta. Indian. Arm~ Br>~ pepO~ :_Juhi, Cawn"!-· Standard Literature CoJopaoy, Limitecl, Cal- pore. , ·. Rai Sahib M. Gulab Singh & Soiu;, Mulid-1-Am_. cutta. , _ · Presa, Lahore .and AUababad., - . AaacK;ia.tion Pre81, Calcutto. · Rama--Krishna ~ Sons, Bookaellers; Anar~ ' CbuJterVertty, Chatterjee & ··bo., Ltd., 13, • Lahore. • · ' · · College Square, 4 Calcutta .. - Pari BrOthers, .:BOOksellers -and PubliaberS, · Tbe •Book. Company, .oalcutta. Kateheri Rotid, Lahore. · • · . · · Higg(nbo~~ lft Oct·• 'Madru:- ·.The Tilak !>chO.Ji Book.S~op; · Lahore. V. Kalyanarama. fyer &; Co., l!adraa. · Ma'naget' of· \he Imperial ·Book Dep6t, 63, · Oh.Andney.· ·cb&wk Street, Delhi. · P. R . .Ramo lyer & <;o., ·~1¥1na .. '· 4 ·Oxford. Book and Stationery Company, Delhi.· · Rochouse and Sons, • MadrUJt.. ,.. • • • Supdt.; American Bo.ptiat MUsion .. Preu, Bright & Co., TriTandrum.. ._ . ·.Rangoon.- · ·- -••. V. S. Swamioath&n, ~Bookaellet;, West To'_1'er_ ·Proprietor, Rangoo~ ·Times Press,· Rangoon.- .~. Street, Madora. , · · . ....., . The M~dern Publishing House, J,.td.:"1 30, .Phayre Thacker & Co., Ltd., Bpmbay. · · Street, Rangoon. , · · • D. B. Tarapore1'ala; Bona & Co., l:'ombay. The International Buddhist BooJt· J>ep&t, Post- , ' Sander Pandurang, Bom'bay.• · Box No. 971, Rangoon . Ram Ohanilra. Gorind &' So..., Kalbade~i,. · Burma Book Club, Ltd., Rangoon •• t\ • Bombay. - . • .:· , ' . Manar;~r, The 11 Hitavnda," Nagpttr. .N M · Tripathi & · Co.j_ Boobellen, Erincea· ;·s. c: Talukdar, Proprietor, ·student! & .Co., : Street, Kalbadevi J<O.ad, ·B<tmbay. ~ Cooch Behar.. ' ·. _ , . · • Proprietor, New ~_KitabkhaD:O, Poq,na! •• TiiDeS ot Ceylon Co., J,td. -· . The Manager, Oriental Book Su'pplyin~ Agency, ·The ?tlanage;, Ceylon Observer-, Colom~. · 15, Shukrawor, Poona City" . •· - The Manager, The lndiail Book Shop, BeD.areS R. 8. Gondhalekar'a _Book Dep6•, ~ubliahtir .. City: . , . a~d Bookaellei? Budhwar. Ohawk, Poo~ B. C.· ·Bosak, Esq., Proprietor, Alber$ Libnl~Yi Coty. • , ,. • ,__ u" J Da<"Ca.' '· · : ·_ Managing Director., Co-opera.t1ve Boou~ ~ ., • '.{be SriviJ1iputtur: cO-operative Trading Union, Bookaellera and Publishen, Poon4 City. · Ltd., Srivilliputtur, (Satnr, S. I. R.). The Standard BooUtali, Karachi, Ro.Wolpindi, .. :S,.nwari La!, Esq., Pakariya Street, J,'ib"bhit, · Murree, LahorQ, Peahawar and Quetta. · 1Jnited Provi~ees.' · · -· _ ,, . .tKaiun,daa Nanodaa C1: Bona, Suratt 1 ~ The Standard Book De~ L!lhore, Lq.eknow, · Nainital, Mussoorie,, · Dalhousie, ":Land Maagald&a & BoQO, 'lloobellen and hbliaha.a; Ambala CantonmentJ. :. · · · '., ·-'•· '· • , 1 .I • .Jlhop'" . Tabo; .Bunt. · .' . ..• · . ' ' .... .v ~~- Jn4 ~e.oJ.mJ..c81 J'allld· _pubJi•h.lld :Jir ths. Bailwar Bid.· · . ' • p.~ 'ill • • • • • • __ ... · · •·· . ' • . ·BOOKS.' . •· ... ·- . --'. .. ' (1) R~porl by 'the Rail'fay Board o11hdian Railway~. Pubiis!led -~early,·_ l;'rice;-- Vol. !-Report, Rs. 3~ or:5s. ~Od. 'V~lu!ue II, Rs. 3-12-0 ,or 6s. •· - , , (2} Classified List and DistJ-i.buti~n Return of Officers of all Indian Railways. Pub- lishea half yearly. Price !Re. J., · . · · ' · . , (3) History of Indi~n Rail~~ys, ~onstntcted nita in ·p;.,gres$ corrected up to '3ist ,March ·19~3. Published qain~11ennil'ity. l'_rice Rs. f>-12'0.. · . :, .. (4) History. of Services of the Officers of the Engi~eer a,nd s.;perior Revenutt Establishment of State' Railways. Published yearly.' :Price Rs. 2-8-0 . .' : · ' ... ~ '• ... ' . (6) Pock~t Editio11- of the Schedule of dimensions to' be obser>~ed on 61 .6,lnJI,d·W ..3iP · and 2' 66 gauge railways in India, 1922, J;ts. 1-8-0 for th.e 6' 6" ,ond 3' ;Jl" gange edi,t.ioJt and Re. 1-0-0 for the 2' '6" g~~e edition. · ' · · ,· · (6~ :Preliminary Abstract-of Stati~ti,ca of Indiiw lliill,w~s. J'\lhlWI.ecJ )'QIIf)j. P_rice lb. 1-4-0 or :!s. • , . · . • , ,. .. ' .. (7) Railway Statistics-Class I Indian Railways. Publjs)te,d mont)Uy. Rs. 1-6-0 or 2•. 2d. · . · , · • . ·TECHNICAL P AP~R,s .•. ' (8) Over 200 papers have· been published by the Technical Sect{oJ1 0f -the Raijwor B,Oj>rd's. ffice. l'he papOl'S compri~e :- . , · · " 0 ' . .. (a) Original descripti~ns of railway works and studies of railway pr9hle"ls 'i~ India · and elsewhere. • • .~ • " . (b) Re~rints of article~ from !or:ign .~~gineering magnaines.' · . • ' ' • 1 • . "' (c) Reprints or abatrncta of reports r~ceived by the Government of. 'fndin on sub- • Jects -conn~c.ted wit~ ~lways.l , · · · • ~. A -complete list of the papeDII can he optained grati,· from the Secr..tru-y, iRnilway Board. A few of the more important Technical p11pers are meJltionod !Jelow :- · . • i . • • . • o. ' I -' Nmne. Author. .. i 1 ' Th~ design of well foundations for bridges • · (Compiled.) st.. tistica of railway workin~r expen~iture • G. DEUOHARS. River trainhig and control on the guide .... .I bank "Y.st~m • F. J. E. SPRIN(l 1 ·~ . ... MoUntain railwa.,vs • . ., .. ~ G. DEUCHARS.•. )' . 4 . .. • .. iRules i'lr . the preparation. of railway • • • ,projeots • , , , • :.~··: •• , .. , Oil fuel trial~ on the North \V estep! Rllil- . ' ' • way of bdill, 1913-16 • • · • . .. ' The central control systems for the ll(lhedul- .• . ing of operations in locomotive- repairs workshops in England • . H.. H.. SAJJN:P~~- . .., 'The · H~rding,e Bi-iage over. the Lowe~ Ganges at S11ra • • · , Sui. !)lQJliJi:R'f GALJ!:S. Te!'hnical e~ucation 'i~ r~la'tion ·to railways m Amertca . , • . · · . • . Il'. L. OOL1!l. Indian Standard Locomotives . (6';. 6" • gauge) Jl; 'L,. (!OL:J!:, 'Railway Statistics and . the Operating , · • Officer , • •. :M.uoa '1!'. H. 'BUDDEN. - . .' ·, 1 ' • . • • .. The prices af the papers vary front Annas· Four to :jlupees Eig1tt. , . The !looks and p-~p;,.. can be bought from the Govern,ment cJ lndia, ·Oentral . Publication Branch. 8. Hastinl!tl Street. Calcutta.' · · · '- • Creal Indian Peninsula electric train on Wadi Bundar Viaduct. • ... .. .. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA • • RAILWAY DEPARTMENT ' ~ . • (RAILWAY BOARD) ' . ' • REPORT. ... • BY THE ••.. ' ·RAILWAY BOARD:··· ' . ON ..·. • • '··.' .... INDIAN.-. ,~RAILWAYS. ~ - , . '·. .. ' '·, ... ~. : .......' .•.... __,. .,"· /" .......... FOR ·-:··:~~'~..... '- .': ... · '· •.. ...., ., ' - • . · Volutne I . ·, \. ' .. .. .' • • • ' . ' ' . ~. '. ~- :. , .... -. ... • • ' . ' . ' \ ... .. ' ... ' ' .. 'CALCUTT~:. GOVERNMENT OF 'INDIA CENTRAL PUBLICATION BRANCH .. ... 1926 CONTENTS. • CHAPTER I.-GENERAL ADMINISTRATION. P.&OL . 1. General review .• l 2. Separati~n of Railway hom General finances ' ! 3. Inatitution of depreciation fund . 3 4. Conatruction of branch and feeder linea ... li. Decentralisation
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