TIIE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 2, 1907.
Thousands of Dollars' Worth of New Goods Just Received New York Buyer
) CI sf ?fl 7 Ve Offer
UWUDHISly the
Digger and bigjer bargains eime with every new shipment of food from our New York
buyer. , Continued cold weather limply forees eastern wholesalers and manufacturers to sell
yat bigger sacrifices. The New York market is forced lower and lower and our representative S
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Out New York Buyers Secured These Lots Trom an
Importer Who Was Willing to Accept a Big Loss
EMBROIDERIES
New lots, all of them, and the prettiest and most elaborate
patterns that have ever been imported the finest, quality
of insertings, bands and galloons many corset cover
widths flouncings and skirtings in widths up to 17 inches
in three lots
10c-15c-25c
Positively the Biggest Bargain of the Year
WASH LACES
Many are in match sets fine French, German and English
Vals. all kinds in two great lots f C
at, yard J 2C-.3C
All Over Embroideries and Laces
Very "ine patterns of All-overs, in single and double widths
an exceptionally big bargain, at 39c GSC
Long Kid Gloves
Elbow lengths In black, white, tan
and colors, fitted If I AO
you wish.... ..A, JO
Long Silk Gloves
Black, white, brown, tan and fancy
shades, 3 bargain lots
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Summer Millinery
We were never before so fortunate right at the outset of
the summer seaben. Our New York buyer secured several
hundred new "up-to-date hats in the favorite New York styles
which we can offer at about one-third price.
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The
CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS
Frjviiioni of the Usunra Enacted bj the
Hew York Leriilatnre.
60Y. HUGHES' POLICIES IN LEGAL FORM
All Claasea of Pablle Service Cor
poratloaa Execptlasr Witrr Works
abjeetod to Bapervialoa by .
Two Stato Conmliilantri.
Th btll passed bjr the New York legisla
ture, commonly ' known as "Governor
Hushes' public utilities bill," Is the last
word of a law-making- body on the regu
lation and supervision or railroads, street
railways, gas and electric light companies
and oil pipe lines. It was drafted and In
troduced at the Instance of Governor
Hughes and Is regarded as the moat com
plete enactment for the control of publlo
service corporations ever proposed In an
American state. The complete bill covered
seventy-four closely printed pagea, juid was
passed substantially as Introduced. The
following aummary of the measure Is
taken from Van Norden's magaslne:
The present State Board of Railway Com
mlaslonera, which has had control of steam
and electrified railways and local traction
concerns, la legislate out of existence,
along with the Rapid Transit commission
of New Tork City, which has supervised
the building of subways, the State Com
mission of Oaa and Electricity, the
various local Inspectors of gas meters and
their deputies. The different powers and
duties of these, commissions and officers
are devolved upon two state commissions
to be called Publlo Service commissions,
one to have Jurisdiction In the First pub
llo service district, a territory whose
boundaries very nearly coincide with those
of Greater New Tork City; the other In
the Second publlo service district, which
Includes the rest of the state.
Jarlsdlcttoa oi tbe Coasnalseloa.
These commissions are given Jurisdic
tion over the service by common carriers,
including all manner of railway and trac
tion systems, either for passengers or
freight, their tunnels, bridges, ferries and
appurtenances, pipe lines for oil and gas
(but not water), and over gas and electric
plants, the authority extending to the cor
porations, companies, partnerships, indi
viduals, even trustees and receivers con
ducting the business. Generally, either
- commission has authority over publlo ser
vice corporations and utilities wholly
within their districts, but the powers and
duties of the Rapid Transit commission
of Nsw Tork City devolve specifically upon
the commission of the First district, and
In addition this commission takes juris
diction over street railway or "traction"
lines that extend from one district to ths
ether, while the commission for the Seo
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Jtok4 (UsLrtott MPPB wfeica the larger part of
Braids for Trimming
Silk trimming braids, fancy and
pull braids in black and all col
ors, worth up to 25c, f
at JC
Ribbons '
New lots of plain and fancy all
silk ribbons, heavy quality, at
5c-10c-15c
$5 and $7.50 Trimmed Hats At $1.03
Imported French chip hats, in black
and white, smartly e4 f f
trimmed, new mushrom 11 M j
drop effects and l
Gibson sailors, at
Women's Ostrich Trimmed Hats at $3
in midsummer effects, trimmed
11 IUJU1VU
5
with ostrich plumes,
flowers, feathers.
very smartest effect In the new
Large Gibson Sailor Hats, the 1907
favorite all over fash
ionable America. We
show the most fetch
ing shapes, at
$10
the powers and duties of the Bute Railway
commission devolve, takes jurisdiction over
all railways that are not street or trac
tion roads when they extend Into New Tork
City from the Second district.
Each of the two commissions is to con
sist of five members, with salaries of $10,000
apiece, appointed by the governor "by
and with the advlcs and consent o'f ths
senate" and removable by the governor,
who must file with the secretary of state
and report to the next session of the leg
Islsture his reasons for removal. The
commissioners appointed lster on will hold
office for terms of five years unless re
moved, one retiring every year, but the
flrat commissions to be appointed are made
up so that one commissioner from each
retires successively on February 1 of
1909. 1910. 1811. lu and 191S. One com
missioner In each board Is appointed
chairman during his term by the gover
nor. Each commission Is to appoint coun
sel, salary H 0,000, who may have assistants
and a secretary, salary 94,000, who heads
the employes of the commission he repre
sents. Ths principal office of the First
district shsll be in the borough of Man
hattan, New' Tork City, that of the Sec
ond district In Albany,
No person msy be a commissioner or
In the employ of ths commission who holds
any official relation to any of the corpora
tions subject to ths provisions of the act,
or who owns stock or bonds of ths con
cerns. Commissioners and all others con
nected with them are forbidden to "solicit,
suggest, request or recommend" the ap
pointment of any person to any position
In ths public, service corporations, and the
corporations and all their officers or em
ployee are forbidden to offer gifts, gratui
ties, free fare or freights, or any favors
not open to the general publlo, to any
one connected with ths commissions. In
order to make this even more stringent,
every man connected with the commissions
In any capacity Is declared to be a "public
officer" within the meaning of the state
constitution, which has prohibitions and
penalties of ths same nature.
Power o loveetlsjatloo.
The commissions are given full powers In
the making of Investigations. Any single
commissioner or the secretary may bs em
powered to hold a hearing anywhere In the
state, and where ths board has approved.
reports of such hearings sre held to be
those of ths commissions. To these hear
ings witnesses may be summoned by sub
poena served by any person of full age.
Witnesses who disregard subpoenas or re
fuse to testify or to produce books or pa
pers, shall be guilty of misdemeanor aod
prosecuted in criminal courts. Attendance
of witnesses msy bs compelled by attach
ment of the person.
Hearings shsll be governed by rules
adoptsd by ths Commissions, and shsll not
be bound by the technical rulea of evidence.
"No person shsll be excused from testifying
or from producing any books or papers In
any Investigation or Inquiry sWi
ordered to do so upon the ground
that the testimony or evidence may
tend to lnorlminat bjm or aubjeet hlaa to
I BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS!
Will Rule Throufhut This Great Section on Our Second Floor, New Store.
WOMEN'S SUMMER SUITS DRESSES
Many exclusive tailored suits
6hown for the first time, but at
prices far below the real value.
Every item is an extraordinary
special.
$50 Suits at v$25.00
$75 Suits at .'$32.50
$40 Suits at..; $17.50
$30 Suits at $15.00
Women's colored lawn, dimity
and checked lawn jumper suits
and white lingerie two-piece
dresses dainty, new t 98
styles, at U
Women's White Lawn and Net
Dresses Suitable for gradua
tions and weddings
prices are $49, $25, $19
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WAISTS
New Arrivals of Fine Silk and Net Waists
Made of high grade taffetas, Jap silks, etc.,
and trimmed in the most stunning style
more than fifty new models to se- 98
lect from, at . ..
Lingerie Waists Daintily made with fine
cluster tucks and lace and embroidery
trimmings, short and long sleeves
effects, worth up to $5.00 at
The New Marie Antlonette Waist
favorites very smartly tailored with ruf
fled box pleat In front white tan and
black lawns; our regular $1.50 and $2.00
waists, at 1 .
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BASEMENT
One big fine lot embroid-'
ered white dress Swisses, in the
much desired dots and neatly
woven figures dress lengths
and look like the
rea 1 imported 8t.
Gall Swlssa, at, the
yard
9c
penalty of forfeiture, but no person having
so testified shall be prosecuted, pun
ished or subjected to any penalty or for
feiture for or on account of any act, trans
action, matter or thing concerning which
hs shall have testlflad " nrvti.i
. .
that no person may be exempt for proee- I
cutlon for perjury In testimony, and that '
nothing contained In the paragraph gives i
ImmunltV Of anv kind tn a rnrrtp.tlnn
Thirty-five pages of the act are devoted
to the definition of Illegal acts, such as dis
crimination, rebating, etc., by the rail
roads, providing for interchange of traffic,
regulation of rates and giving the commis
sions power to enforce ths previsions.
Adeqaate Service.
Railroads, traction lines and common car
ders must furntsh adequate service and
facilities tor the transportation of pas
sengers and property, and all charges made
and demanded must , be "just and reason
able and not more than allowed by law or
by order of the commission having juris
diction. Every unreasonable charge
is prohibited."
"A railroad corporation, (upon ths appli
cation of any corporation or person own
ing, operating or controlling any lateral
line of railroad, shsll construct, maintain
and operate upon reasonable terms a switch
connection or connections and upon
ths application of any shipper shall pro
vide sidetrack" wherever reasonably prac
ticable and safs. Upon complaint of failure
to do this a commission Investigates snd
may order the connection or sidetrack built,
specifying a reasonable compensation there
for. Common carriers must file with the com
mission having jurisdiction, and must print
tn large type and keep posted In two con
spicuous placea In every one of their depots.
stattons or offices a copy of schedules of
rates and fare for passengers and freight
between each and all points on their own
lines and ths lines leased or controlled by
them, and to points on other lines wherever
through or Joint rates have been estab
lished or ordered. There 'must also be a
clear and concise statement of freight claa
slflcatlon, all terminal, storage, Icing and
other charges, and all privileges sod facil
ities granted, as well as all rules snd reg
ulations than In any way affect. The form
of these schedules shall conform to those
required by the Interstate Commerce com
mission. No changes In these published rstes may
bs made except after thirty days' notice to
commission and tn public. The commission
may for good reason waive this provision.
Sworn copies of all contracts and agree
ments between common carriers regarding
transportation must bs filed with the com
missions. Unjust discrimination In the way of spe
cial ratea, rebates, drswbacks or other de
vice or method are forbidden by the law.
Preference or advantage to corporations.
Individuals or Iocs lit les or the subjection of
others or any particular description of traf
fic to prejudice or disadvantage le ex
pressly prohibited. After November 1, 1907,
no common carrier may engage In business
till tts schedules have been published.
team and street railroads are forbidden
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French Chemises Hand made and hand em
broidered, regularly worth from
$1.50 to $2.00; broken lines, at OC
Matched 3-Piece Sets Lace, embroidery and
2-
new
Match 3-Piece Sets of Muslin Underwear
Large, full cut; dainty1 lace and embroidery
trimmed and worth regularly 50
are the season's
c
$6.50 at.
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BASEMENT
Regular 15c batiste, white
grounds, all the latest
dots, rings and floral ef
fects ; d e s i rable
for summer wear,
at, yard . . ....
VISITING CAADB.
XAtMt Btylei,
39o pr 100 and up.
S Our 49o Cards (or
Oradaatoa.
to give free passes In any form, excepting
to the following: State officers entitled to
passage by statute; necessary care-takers
for live stock, fruit, etc., during transporta
tion; officers, attorneys and employes of the
particular road, or members of their fam
ilies; ministers of religion, Toung Men's
Christian association employes; persons en
gaged In charitable work, inmates of hos
pitals or charitable institutions; Inmates .
A. -. - I - .tl 1 ...l it A -atnPU !
homes; agents and employes of express,
sleeping or parlor" ear, or news companies;
United States mall employes, soldiers and
customs or Immigration officers and em
ployes; persons injured In wrecks or phys
icians and nurses attending them; persons
providing relief In epidemics; contractors
and their employes engaged upon work.
Mileage, excursion and commutation tickets
are not forbidden, but schedules of these
must be filed and published.
Free transportation for passengers or
freight by means of false billing or the
like la expressly forbidden, and corpora
tions or persons are forbidden to seek to
obtain such transportation.
Discrimination upon the part of one rail
way between connecting lines of other com
panies Is declared Illegal. All common car
riers are required to afford all reasonable,
proper and equal facilities tor the Inter
change of passengers and freight between
their lines and others, and there shall be
no discrimination either In fares or service
between the connecting lines. While the
section Is not to be construed as compelling
a common carrier to permit another to use
Its tracks or terminal facilities except on
order from the commission, every common
carrier Is required to receive from every
other common carrier, at a connecting point
loaded freight cars and haul the ssme
through to destination or to the connecting
point of another common carrier, as the car
la billed, long and short haul discrimina
tion' Is made illegal.
First Come. First Served.
Railways are required, on reasonable
notice, to furnish cars and to have on hand
sufficient cars and engines to meet all re
quirements that may reasonably be antici
pated. In case of car shortage the cars
must be furnished "first come, first
served," excepting that preference may be
given for live stock snd for perishable
freight. , The commissions are given power
to order cars and to make regulation for
the distribution of cars, as well as to fix
demurrage charges.
Common carriers must give receipt or
way bills to all shippers. No contract,
stipulation or clause on' any way bill shall
exempt any railway- from liability for loss
to shippers occasioned by delays or for
negligence while In transit, and the new
law puts upon the railroads In suits over
such cases ths burden of proof that delays
are not due to negligence.
Carriers are liable for loss of baggage,
but may make a reasonable charge for
liability In excess of 1160 and for ths csr
rtage of more than 150 pounds of baggage
on a aingle ticket. Remeillessnd rights of
action under existing laws are, conserved.
Railways are forbidden to enter Into
arrangements through change time
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Many of the stunning new silk
dresses and suits for 1907 were
included in this big purchase
by our New York buyer.
$22.50 Silk Dresses and Suits
at $14.85
$30.00 Silk Dresses and Suits-
at $19.00
$37.50 Silk Suits and Dresses
at ...$25.00
$50.00 Silk Suits and Presses
at $35.00
Women's Long Novelty Cloth
Coats Spring's newest ideas,
worth up to $12.50, yf 98
at. .m
New Linen and Hop Jacket Wash Suits
Prince Chaps, ponies. Jumpers and
eton styles, white and col- m qa
ored, at $25 down to ZL
19.98, $8.98, $6.98 and
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UNDERMUSLINS
ribbon trimmed, put up in separate boxes' U
and worth $5.00, for Monday only, 50 tj
at
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BASEMENT
Thousands of yards 40-in.
white lawns and sheer
India linons, that usually
sell at 12V2c a
yard; will go
at, yard ......
6ic
schedules or oarrlage tn different cars or
any other device by which continuous car
riage from shipping point to destination ts
avoided. In case of damages from such
prohibited acts shippers are entitled to re
cover damages and attorney's fee.
No person or corporstion may exercise
railway franchise privileges till permission
of the commission or commissions Is ob
tained. "No franchise nor any right to, or
under, any franchise to own or operate a
railroad or street railroad shall be assigned,
transferred or leased, nor shall any con
tract or agreement with reference to or
affecting any such franchise or right be
valid or of any force or effect whatsoever
unless the same shall have been apprajved
by the proper commission. '
Stock lasses and Ownership.
"No railroad, corporation or street rail
road corporation, domestic or foreign, shall
hereafter purchase or acquire, take or hold
any part of the capital stock of any rail
road corporation or street railroad corpora
tion organized under or by virtue of the
laws of this state unless authorised so to
do by the commission empowered by this
act to give such consent; and save where
stock shall be transferred or held for the
purpose of collateral security only with the
oonsent .of the commission empowered by
the act to give such consent, no stock
corporation of any description domestic or
foreign, shall purchase or acquire, take or
hold, more than 10 per centum of the total
capital stock Issued by any railroad cor
poration or street railroad corporation or
existing under or by virtue of the laws of
this state. Nothing herein contained shall
be construed to prevent ths holding of
stock heretofore lawfully acquired. Every
contract, assignment, transfer or any stock
by or through any person or corporation,
In violation of any provision of this set,
shall be void and of no effect, and no
such trsnsfer or asslgnmert shall be made
upon the books of sny such railroad cor
poration or street railroad corporation, or
shsll be recognised as effective for any
purpose."
Reasonable Rates.
Whenever e'ther commission decides,
after due Investigation and public hearing,
that rates or fares are unjust, unreason
able, unjustly discriminating or preferential
or otherwise In violation of the law as pre
viously slated. It shall determine a Jut
and reasonable maximum rate or fare.
Likewise ( when a commission determines
that the regulations, practices, equlpmvnt
or appliances of any railway, either steam
or street. In respect to trsnsportatlon of
persons or property are unsafe, unjust,
Improper or Insdequate It shall determine
upon the proper conditions and enforcs
them by order, which the oorporstlons
must obey. The commission Is given power
to require two or more railways wlus
lines form a continuous line of trsnsporta
tlon or could be made to do so by short
connections, to establish through fares and
charges tor passengers and freight any
where within the state. ,
Full power to order repairs aod improve
ments and new or additional aafety devices
for the protection ef tbe publlo or of rail-
kBRAMHH&
Thousands of Yards, Bought When the New York Silk
Market Was Almost in a Panic. It's a Rare Chance.
Silk T&ifetdLS
The scarce BROWNS, just when they are in vogue golden
browns, russet browns, leather browns, etc., with a beauti
ful finish, for shirt waist suits, jumper suits, Tifi
etc., at less than the regular prices limit u
of 20 yards at -r V
BLACK TAFFETAS
Another lot of those yard-wide guaranteed Taffeta Silk
an exceptionally fine lot.
(1.39 quality, yard
wide Phoenix Mills taf
fetas, in either skirt or
dress finish, ClTf.
yard JJC
$1.69 genuine oil
boiled Swiss taffeta,
MO
$2.50 Unbreakable brand black dress Taffeta, 45
inches wide (special width), yard
New York Wholesalers Are the Losers in This Wonderful
Bargain Offering of
BRESS GOODS
Check and stripe suit
ings in a good range of
colors and patterns,
- th 45c
yd., yd aCaCC
Black and colored silk
finished Sicilians, nay
les, browns, tans, white
and black,
wide,
yard
BLACK DRESS OOODS 56-ln. black chllfon panaraas, suitable for
separate skirts and tailored dresses, 4 4-ln. Imported Lupin O T
black wool chiffon taffeta, $1.25 value, yard 0JC
$1.25 DRESS OOODS AT BOc Imported fancy wool suitings, mostly
42-in. wide, broken checks, Pekln stripes, barred effects for
stylish spring suits and separate skirts, $1.25 values, yard. . . . .J C
Linens in Basement
J 1.00 hemstitched drawn work scarfs
and squares, each 9
76c hemstitched drawn work scarfs
and squares, each 390
60c hemstitched drawn work scarfs
and squares, each a5c
26o scarfs, squares and ,lle
each
16c scarfs, squares and doilies
each
6c fringed linen napkins, each to
16c large sl Turkish Towels
each 'c
7 He honeycomb fringed towels
each c
10-yard pieces best quality snow
white cotton diaper, bolt 6 30
tl J6 and $1.60 table damask at less
cost to import; Monday, yard..88o
IS00 all linen dinner napkins
dosen .... 1-8"
S4 00 and $5.00 all linen soft finished
pattern table cloths. Monday,
each .98 and a.80
., .w,. or to Rive better service
to order .more cars or trains; to direct
reasonable time schedules;" to regulate
the number and efficiency of employes, Is
given the commissions within their Juris
dictions. The commissions' orders may be served
personally or by mail upon the proper
officers of the tympanies and the latter
must forthwith acknowledge the receipt
of the order. Not only, that, the corpora
tion must within twenty dsys notify the
commission whether or not It accepts and
will obey the order. Provision for testing
the legality of the acts and the constitu
tionality of the law under which they are
done is made.
Lid for Stock Water!-.
No stocks, bonds or other forms of se
curity Issued for capital accounts msy bo
Issued by any railway companies without
an order from the proper commission. But
even the commission may not authorise the
capitalisation of a franchise In excess of
the amount actually paid to the state or a
political subdivision of It for the franchise,
exclusive of taxes. Neither may the cap
ital stock of a corporation formed by the
consolidation of two or more other such
corporations exceed the sum of the capital
stock of the merged companies at the par
value No leases or contracts for consoli
dation may be capitalised, nor may bond
be issued against the contracts.
Municipal unities.
In regard to the regulation of public util
ities for lighting, heating and power, ths
communions are given authority to sup.r
vloe and direct gas and electric companies
as they do the common carriers and rail
way and pipeline companies. They are to
ascertain the quality of gas and the Initial
efficiency of electric lights.
company methods, order 'mPvm"t
In the public Interest, fix standards of pur
ity and Illuminating power, pressure eta
Uniform method, of eplng accounts, a.
in tho case of railways, msy bs P""1.
Full detail, a. to costs, s.larles. In fart
all detail, of operation, may be required
and the commission, have like power, of
examination of account., etc.. a. In the
cose of railways. Even In case franchise.
" a., or electric com-
have uern oui"'"ru " ,
uany may do business without the approval
of the proper commmw . -slon.
may refuse to rmlt new company
to do buHln.ss if in tl.elr opinion the pres
ence of a new company Is Inadvisable. Not
even a municipality may establish a gas or
electric plant, or issue new securities for
4- ,.vi...nr without the aprroval of
the commissions. Municipalities must make
reports like corporations and stand upon
f,,iti. lth them. No company
may transfer Hs franchise, nor merge with
another without a commission's authority.
The ssme restrictions as to the holding of
...v ,.f tvi.ne romianii-s by oiner corpor
aUons a. has been described In the case
of the common carrit rs apply here also.
I'rovxion is made for inspection of gas
and electric mi-tern by thu cfi:ftnUslins.
and no such nieli r inuy be Installed till It
bears the Inspection tag of the commission.
Any consumer msy demand an Inspection.
U the result shows that ths meter la tn-
$2 Trepca Freres Sc.
Cie, Lyons, pure dye
dress taffetas, strong
wearing qual- y q
ltles, yard....
1.48
White English mohairs
Ilk finished, 40 In.
full 4 2 In
27c
wide, worth
. worth iqft
yd., yd... s.C
75o
Rugs and Carpets
We Invite you to visit our new
carpet and rug department third
floor, new store. Complete. new hoe
of carpets and rugs.
Just arrived, the new line ef flhQ
matting and ruars. In soft. Drett
shades. Fiber matting, one yard (
viae ana reversioie wiree (tmae,..
at, yara two, o ana oao
Fiber rugs. 36x72, at 1.S0; 6x9. at
7.00; 1-6x10-6, at 910.00 and 9il2,
at $11.00
New line of floor oil cloth and lln
noleum, 4-yard wide linoleum, Mon
day, square yard 630
2-yard wide linoleum, extra heavy
quality, square yard , ....69c
2-yard wide linoleum, heavy qualltv,
square yard 9o
Floor oil cloth 1-yard, 1, 1H end
2 yards wide; Monday special at,
square yard SBo, 87 Ho and 30o
Monday rug special 9x12 mussels
rug, a good value at $20.00: Mon
day only iia.98
correct the company must place a new
meter and pay for the Inspection. If tha
meter Is found correct the consumer muHt
pay the expense, which is to be a uniform
and reasonable charge.
The commission must Investigate upon the
complaint of a mayor, village trustee or
town board, or upon the signed request of
100 consumers In a city of the first or sec
ond class, fifty In a third clssa city or
twenty-five elsewhere, the quality of gas or
electricity or the reaaonableness of charges.
The commission has power to fix a reason
able price. In case a gas or electric com
pany sues for payment of a bill It may not
recover if the defendant shows that a pries
has been demanded In excess of the legtil
rate.
The law Is drastic In regard to the viola
tion of law or failure to obey the commis
sions' orders by the public service corpora
ports or answer questions a penalty of T
a dsy for delay Is the result. In case of
the violation of law or of any order or di
rection or requirement of tne commission,
by a railway or common carrier a penalty
Imposed,
of not exceeding o,uuu may i
violation being aeemea a
eparate
every violation wins cv. - -
and distinct offense, even where it Is a sin
gle act and In case of a continuing viola
tion every day s conUnuance thereof Shall
tlon every flay
separate and diatlnoU
v, HoAmAri to be a
offense. In the esse or gas sou
companies the penalty provisions are iden
tical excepting that a maximum penalty of
tiouo Is made. In addition to the penalty
Imposed on the corporations (and the act
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of every oincer or kuivj" - -
the scope of his official duties la deemed
to be the act of the corporation), every
such Individual concerned in the Illegal
act, even to aiding or abetting, or falling
to act, Is guilty of a misdemeanor.
In order to avoid taking great length
In this digest various minor provisions ox
the law have been 'omitted, but nothing of
vital Importance, It la believed, has been
left out. The law distinguishes between .
Btreet rsllwaya," which have frequently
been refi-rred to here as traction systems.
Including elevated and subway and all local
s stems of transportation, . the ordinary
steam" railways, whether electrified or
not, and common carriers, but the supervl
ory powers and the penalties appear to ap
ply equally to all transportation cnmpanlea.
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