. The Street railway journal . ng county seats. The company will absorb the Blue Grass TractionCompany, which has secured the necessary franchises for constructing theprojected lines. LOUISVILLE, KY.—The Louisville, Anchorage & Pewee Valley ElectricRailway has been completed and placed in operation. The new road is thefirst of several projected suburban lines to be completed, and the trafficthat has been enjoyed since the inauguration of the service has been mostgratifying. The company has obtained entrance to the city over the linesof the Louisville Railway Company, the connection being made
. The Street railway journal . ng county seats. The company will absorb the Blue Grass TractionCompany, which has secured the necessary franchises for constructing theprojected lines. LOUISVILLE, KY.—The Louisville, Anchorage & Pewee Valley ElectricRailway has been completed and placed in operation. The new road is thefirst of several projected suburban lines to be completed, and the trafficthat has been enjoyed since the inauguration of the service has been mostgratifying. The company has obtained entrance to the city over the linesof the Louisville Railway Company, the connection being made at CrescentHill. DANVILLE, KY.—The Danville Electric Power & Railway Company hasbeen incorporated to construct an electric railway to connect Danville, Junc-tion City and Shelby City. The new line will be 8 miles long. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—Franchises granting the Orleans Railroad Com-pany permission to build 51/2 miles of new line are now pending before theCity Council. December 21, 1901.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 875. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 1901. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE STREET RAILWAY PUBLISHING COMPANYMain Office:NEW YORK, Beard Building, 120 Liberty Street. Branch Offices: Chicago Moiiadnock Block Philadelphia 929 Chestnut Street London Hastings House, Norfolk Street, Strand Correspondents in other Principal Cities of the World. Long Distance Telephone, New York, 4044 Address, Stryjcum, New York.—Liebers Code used. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In the United States and Canada $ per annum Single copies, first issue of each month, 35 cents; other issues, 5 cents. I $ In all Foreign Countries, per annum ■< 25s ( 3ifr Subscriptions payable always in advance, by check (preferred), money orderor postal note, to order of C. E. Whittlesey, Treasurer. Entered as second-class matter at the New York Post , 1901, The Street Railway Publishing Co. EDITORIAL NOTICE Street railway news, and all information regarding chatiges of officers, newequipments
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