Series 1: Financial Records 1861-1959
Abstract of earnings and operating expenses
[Volume] 1876 - 1879
Abstract of earnings and operating expenses, [Volume] 1876 - 1879
Balance sheet of general ledger
Cash books
Cash book, Paymasters
Cash book, Treasurers
Cash book, Treasurer's memorandum
Cash disbursements, Sacramento Division
Cash receipts
Cash receipts, Operating Department
Journals
Labor distribution sheet / distribution of labor, bridge and building department, Sacramento division
Ledgers
Receipts
Report of the Central Pacific Railroad to the auditor of railroad accounts, Washington, D.C.
Rolling stock return & addition & betterments to equipment
Statement of expenditures
Tax journals
In San Francisco cities and towns
In counties in California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico
Non-operative counties
Operative counties
Vouchers
Vouchers, fragile
Waybills, Carson, Nevada
Series 2: Engineering Department Records 1861-1873
August 31, 1862. Hodge & Wood (San Francisco), August 28, 1862, stationery $96.75
September 1862. George H. Goddard, September 4-29, trip from Sacramento to Perkins and return $246
September 30, 1862. Theodore D. Judah, September 25, 1862, Feather River reconnaissance (September 5-18). Signed by T. D. Judah. $259.15
September 30, 1862. Lawrence & Houseworth (San Francisco), September 1, 1862, surveying instruments + n.d., surveying equipment $67
September 30, 1862. E. M. Skaggs (Sacramento), August 30, 1862, hiring of horses $5.00
September 30, 1862. Thomas Tennant (San Francisco), September 25, 1862, surveying instruments. Signed by T. D. Judah. $50
October 31, 1862. J. Armstrong & Company, October 1, 1862, hiring of horses by Taylor, Goddard from Daniel W. Strong, Dutch Flat, railroad reconnaisance. Signed by T. D. Judah. $20
October 31, 1862. Thomas Morris, October 10, 1862, hiring of horses, railroad reconnaissance by Goddard and Taylor, Dutch Flat. Signed by T.D. Judah. $15
December 15, 1862. Edward D. Judah, miscellaneous dates, November and December 1862, miscellaneous expenses, locating party, L. F. Ha[n]ford, William Reynolds, John Ziegenbein, A. T. Nelson (Sacramento), $92.14
December 31, 1862. George H. Goddard, November and December 1862, survey party expenses, from T. E. Stephens (Auburn), C. M. Silva (Auburn), Smith & Hubbell (Smithville). $112.57.
December 31, 1862. P. S. Hickman, December 8, 1862, Sacramento Bee. Signed by T.D. Judah. $1.50
Dec. 31, 1862. Samuel S. Montague, December 28, 1862, expenses of locating party. Signed by Samuel S. Montague. $28.43
December 31, 1862. C. M. Silva (Auburn), December 13, 1862, bill of provisions for s[urveying?] party, signed by T. D. Judah. $1.75
January 31, 1863. H. L. Hall, expenses of location party, December 1862 - January 1863, vendors include H. L. Hall, Peter Harrison (Auburn), George H. Stephens (Auburn), Office Stage Company (Auburn), E. Beekly (Auburn), G. H. Merrill (Mountaineer House), Joseph Harris (Neilsburgh), J. B. Stanton. $316.26
January 31, 1863. Samuel S. Montague, not dated, expenses of surveying party, vendors include John Ziegenbein, Thomas Haskell, E. W. Sherman. Signed by S. S. Montague. $237.62
March 11, 1863. Samuel S. Montague, February and March, 1863, expenses of surveying party, vendors include A. A. Durfee (Folsom), John Liegenbein (Lincoln), W. L. Perkins (Auburn), C. M. Silva. L. D. Merrick (?) (Lincoln). $228.37
March 31, 1863. H. L. Hall, January 26 - April 2, 1863, expenses of locating party, February and March 1863. $527.92
Mar. 31, 1863. Samuel S. Montague, March 14, 1863, supplies and surveying equipment. $15.00
November 1862 George Henry Goddard party (1)
December 1862 George Henry Goddard party; Edward D. Judah party; Samuel Skerry Montague and Edward D. Judah party; At Sacramento (4)
January 1863 H. L. (?) Hall party; Samuel Skerry Montague party; [At Sacramento] (3)
February 1863 H. L. (?) Hall party; Samuel Skerry Montague party; [At Sacramento] (3)
March 1863 H. L. (?) Hall party; Samuel Skerry Montague party; [At Sacramento] (3)
[Volume] 1861/1873
Series 3: Land Department Records 1870-1949
Correspondence, 1888
[Volume] Book 1 December 1, 1870-December 31, 1879
[Volume] Book 2 January 5, 1880-October 16, 1882
[Volume] Book 3 January 2, 1883-April 29, 1883
[Volume 1] California and Oregon Railroad grant in Northern California
[Volume 2] California and Oregon Railroad grant north of Sacramento and Central Pacific Railroad grant east of Sacramento to the Nevada state line
[Volume 3] Central Pacific Railroad grant in Nevada, Washoe through Elko Counties [+ color photocopy]
[Volume 4] Central Pacific Railroad Grant from Elko County, Nevada to Cache and Weber Counties, Utah [+ color photocopy]
Series 4: Personnel Records 1864-1885
January 1864 - March 1865 (Nos. 22-108)
March - May 1865 (Nos. 109-180)
1866 (Nos. 80 - 133)
1866 (Nos. 134 - 199)
1866 (Nos. 200 - 255)
1866 (Nos. 256 - 299)
1866 (Nos. 300 - 350)
Series 5: Equipment Records 1868-1929
[Volume] Book 1, August 1, 1899 - [1929]
[Volume] Record of equipment, Book 2, August 1, 1899 - [1929]
Form 116: California Northeastern, Central Pacific, Miscellaneous, Nevada and California, Oregon and California
Form 116: Sonora Railway, South Pacific Coast, Southern Pacific, and South Pacific Narrow Gauge
Series 6: Miscellaneous Documents, Forms, and Correspondence 1869-1903
Blank forms, 1870s
Completed forms, 1875-1883
Forms with numbers
Freight tonnage blotter
Series 7: Tariffs 1875-1882
No. 14 February 1, 1876
No. 20 November 1, 1876
Central Pacific Railroad, Southern Extension-Southern Pacific Railroad, California Pacific Railroad, Stockton & Copperopolis and Stockton & Visalia Railroads, river steamer routes. Office of the General Passenger and Ticket Agent, San Francisco, Cal. Local passenger tariff, in effect September 1, 1875
Special tariffs
No. 5 Special freight tariff via Oakland Wharf, January 1, 1876
No. 5 Special gunpowder tariff, from San Francisco, Oakland Wharf and Sacramento, January 1, 1876
No. 7 Special freight tariff on grain in car loads to the General Markets, January 1, 1876 [in manuscript] / February 1, 1876 [as printed]
No. 4 Special lumber, wood and lime tariff, January 1, 1876 [in manuscript] / February 1, 1876 [as printed]
No. 5 Special ore and base metal tariff, January 1, 1876 [in manuscript] / May 15, 1875 [as printed] Memorandum of special rates provided by contracts for the year 1882 from New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Chicago ... July 2, 1882 to San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysville, Stockton, San Jose, Oakland, and Los Angeles
Not numbered. Special local tariff [passenger], May 15, 1881. Available online at www.sacramentohistory.org
Central Pacific / Union Pacific Joint tariffs
Special through freight tariff, from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Richmond in connection with fast freight lines of the New York Central, New York and Erie, Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads to San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysville, and San Jose. May 20, 1875
Special through freight tariffs ... to San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysville, San Jose, Stockton, and Oakland. February 1, 1877
No. 28. Special through freight tariff ... from San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Stockton, Marysville and Oakland to Cheyenne and Denver. June 24, 1881
No. 1, Utah - Utah Traffic Association, joint through freight tariff, taking effect February 1st, 1884. Central Pacific Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad, Denver and Rio Grande Railway, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
No. 3. Local freight tariff between stations (east of Junction) on the main line, January 1, 1876
[Central Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Railroad freight and passenger tables. All (?) were published in Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the 22nd session of the Legislature of the State of California. Vol. 2. Sacramento: 1878.]
Table 1. Central Pacific Railroad. Showing the passenger fares between stations named in table by tariff of January 1st, 1876, and by the provision of Act No. 3, of Supplementary Report of Comissioners of Transportation, of January 14th, 1878. CSRM Negative 29252C. Available online at www.sacramentohistory.org
Table 2. Central Pacific Railroad. Showing the movement charges for second class freight (loaded and unloaded by Company) between the stations named in the table, by tariff of January 1st, 1876, and by the provisions of Act No. 3 of Supplementary Report of the Commissioners of Transportation, of January 14th, 1878. CSRM Negative 29254C. Available online at www.sacramentohistory.org
Table 3. Southern Pacific Railroad (Northern Division). Showing passenger fares between the stations named in the table, by tariff of January 1st, 1876, and by the provisions of Act No. 3, of Supplementary Report of the Commissioners of Transportation, of January 14th, 1878
Table 4. Southern Pacific Railroad (Northern Division). Showing the movement charges for second class freight, loaded and unloaded by Company, between the stations named in the table, by the tariff of January 1st, 1876, and by the provisions of Act No. 3, of Supplementary Report of the Commissioners of Transportation, of January 14th, 1878
[Tables 5, 6, 7. San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad. See MS 305 for description. Filed with MS 79.]
Table 8. Central Pacific Railroad connecting with Goshen at the Southern Pacific Railroad. Showing the charges for passenger fares between stations named in table, as per tariff of July 15th, 1877, and by the provisions of Act No. 3, of Supplementary Report of the Commissioners of Transportation, January 14th, 1878
Table 9. Central Pacific Railroad connecting with Goshen at the Southern Pacific Railroad. Showing the movement charges between stations named in table, for grain, potatoes, vegetables, and wool, by tariff of November 1st, 1876, and by provisions of Act No. 3, of Supplementary Report of the Commissioners of Transportation, of January 14th, 1878
Series 8: Office of the Secretary 1899-1917
Bond ledgers
Bond receipt books
Bond transfers
1-2500, 1st mortgage 4% coupon, Mar. 1905 - Apr. 1917
1-2000, 1st mortgage 4% coupon registered, Mar. 1905 - Mar. 1917