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POST OFFICE, BROOKLYN; STATE, NEW YORK.

12. Number of pieces of mail of all classes routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, 9. (a) Number of pieces of first-class mail routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, 10.

13, Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections on foot, 124.

(a) Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections-mounted, 19.

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14. Statement showing daily averages for the work described below during the six days, March 6 to 11, 1911, inclusive.

15. Statement showing the number of deliveries and collections scheduled to be made and the character of the territory served.

Residence territory should include sections containing mainly dwellings, but throughout which are scattered groceries, drug stores, and small business concerns.

Mixed business and residence territory refers to sections containing a considerable number of business places whose mail is important and forms a relatively large proportion of the whole amount. I certify the foregoing information is correct.

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POST OFFICE, NEW YORK; STATE, NEW YORK.

INFORMATION REGARDING CITY DELIVERY SERVICE, 1911.

[To be filled in by department.]

Gross receipts fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, s

Cost of City Delivery Service fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, §

Percentage of cost of City Delivery Service fiscal year 1910, 12.72.

[Postmasters will answer the following questions.]

GENERAL.

1. Total number of letter carriers, 2,538.

(a) Number of mounted carriers, 49.

(b) Number of carriers engaged exclusively in collecting, 371.

2. Estimated number of square miles served by carriers, 64.63.

3. Estimated population served by carriers, 5,997,990.

4. Average number of persons served per carrier, 2,363.

5. Average number of places of delivery per carrier, 306.

6. Number of street letter boxes in use, 3,666.1

7. Number of package boxes in use, 611.

8. Number of combination letter and package boxes in use,

9. Percentage of residences provided with mail receptacles, 0.47.

10. Percentage of business places provided with mail receptacles, 0.38.

DELIVERIES AND COLLECTIONS.

11. Total average daily time of carriers (including collectors), 7.57.

12. Number of pieces of mail of all classes routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, 12. (a) Number of pieces of first-class mail routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, 14.

13. Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections-on foot, 10.40, (a) Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections-mounted, 16.26.

1 This number includes 669 chute boxes.

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14. Statement showing daily averages for the work described below, during the six days, March 6 to 11, 1911, inclusive.

15. Statement showing the number of deliveries and collections scheduled to be made and the character of the territory served.

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POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA; STATE, PENNSYLVANIA.

INFORMATION REGARDING CITY DELIVERY SERVICE, 1911.

[To be filled in by department.]

Gross receipts fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, &

Cost of City Delivery Service fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, §

Percentage of cost of City Delivery Service fiscal year 1910, 21.13.

[Postmasters will answer the following questions.]

GENERAL.

1. Total number of letter carriers, 1,206.

(a) Number of mounted carriers, 24.

(b) Number of carriers engaged exclusively in collecting, 119.

2. Estimated number of square miles served by carriers, 131.824.

3. Estimated population served by carriers, 1,958,245.

4. Average number of persons served per carrier, 1,624.

5. Average number of places of delivery per carrier, 378.

6. Number of street letter boxes in use (including 87 chutes), 4,152.

7. Number of package boxes in use, 564.

8. Number of combination letter and package boxes in use, 27.

9. Percentage of residences provided with mail receptacles, 18.

10. Percentage of business places provided with mail receptacles, 41.

DELIVERIES AND COLLECTIONS.

11. Total average daily time of carriers (including collectors), 7.52.

12. Number of pieces of mail of all classes routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, 9.43. (a) Number of pieces of first-class mail routed per minute per carrier on Wednesday, March 8, 1911, - 12.50.

13. Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections-on foot, 20.26. (a) Average distance traveled daily by carriers engaged exclusively in making collections-mounted,