addition and betterment造句

• The subsequent additions and betterments were apparently unimportant, as the total charge for such work amounted to but $ 1, 100.11.
• The additions and betterments made by the carrier, since acquiring the property, consist principally of the improvement of the bridges and the laying of additional industrial tracks.
• The additions and betterments made since July 1905 include extensive improvements in connection with bridging, ballasting, increasing the weight of rail, and constructing new shop and other facilities.
• [? ] of advances made by the St . Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company for construction and additions and betterments to both the property of this company and the Coal Belt Railway Company.
• The single organization which conducted operations also kept accounts for the various companies, recording for each the results of corporate operations of its property and the investment in additions and betterments thereto, together with all corporate transactions.
• The accounting records of the St . Paul show that it charged directly to its own investment in road and equipment account expenditures aggregating $ 23, 608.59, stated to be for additions and betterments to this company's property.
• While the mileage shown above is continuous from Lancaster to Chester, our reproduction estimates hereinafter shown do not include any costs for that portion of the destroyed road, since such property, when restored, will be reported under our valuation order No . 3, additions and betterments.
• The carrier continued to use the same set of books after June 25, 1892, without distinguishing the results that accrued subsequent to that date from those that accrued prior to that date, and likewise treated the amounts that it expended on these properties for additions and betterments during the period from January 1 to June 25, 1892, as additions and betterments to its own property.
• The carrier continued to use the same set of books after June 25, 1892, without distinguishing the results that accrued subsequent to that date from those that accrued prior to that date, and likewise treated the amounts that it expended on these properties for additions and betterments during the period from January 1 to June 25, 1892, as additions and betterments to its own property.
• With the exception of expenditures for additions and betterments made during the fiscal years 1914 and 1915, all expenditures for additions and betterments made since the date of this agreement and all deficits in operation of the carrier have been assumed by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company, with the proviso that if the carrier is ever able to pay the amounts so assumed it shall do so.
• With the exception of expenditures for additions and betterments made during the fiscal years 1914 and 1915, all expenditures for additions and betterments made since the date of this agreement and all deficits in operation of the carrier have been assumed by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company, with the proviso that if the carrier is ever able to pay the amounts so assumed it shall do so.
• Owing to the incomplete conditions of the corporate records of the Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern Railroad Company, and the absence of the accounting records of the receiver, it is impossible to obtain any information from the records of the Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern Railroad Company, regarding expenditures made for additions and betterments to the property of the Walton Railroad Company while it was owned by the Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern Railroad Company.