the stop had two platforms, and was approached by a short section of single track. the port can not be changed from side to side. the keys are still made with rubber. later on, the automatic gates at the new stations were switched on and passengers were required to "buy" a ticket as usual. the upper level serves as the circulation level giving access to the tracks. weights are then placed atop the sandwich to squeeze it down. the ship carries food which includes rice. the southern pacific railroad's locomotive no. 