lines continued: discontinuance of portion of jointly owned, which would result in inconvenience and delay in routing toll messages, where company in good financial con- d'tion, though somewhat less than full return earned, denied (Wis.).....
(See also Sale of Property)
physical connection:
clear line, providing for, ordered (Wis.). long distance service, for, even though both companies subject to regulation and control as to service and rates, Commission cannot require (Mo.). . . . . . mutual company's lines and those of company giving long distance service, between, Commission cannot require (case noted) (Mo.)..... subscriber's demand that companies physically con- nect, where companies already connected by toll lines, denied (Ill.).......
within specified time, ordered (Wis.)....
costs to be borne by applicant (S. D.)......
appointment and me senger calls, established for.. basis of:
appointment and messenger rates, discussed (Mont.)
differentials for other c'asses of toll rates, based
on station-to-stat'on rates (Mont.).... initial period and overtime period, approved.. night rates, discussed (Mont.).
overtime rates, discussed (Mont.).....
.753, 763-765 .753, 765, 774–775
initial period, thoroughly discussed (Mont.).. 753, 765–
service classification, six classifications recognized and established by toll rate schedule, discussed (Mont.)
station-to-station rates:
long and short haul, d'scussed (Mont.)....758-759, 774 (See also revenues, below)
increase, former order corrected to allow increase
above that formerly authorized...
interexchange service, free:
agreement, by, held not to include long distance cal's, request for free transmission of toll messages, denied (Kan.)... . . . calls originating at rural stations located beyond a switch or second exchange where rural line facilities between towns available, to be handled without additional charge, approved (S. D.).. consolidation of two exchanges, following, ap- proved (Ind.) continuation between specified exchanges follow- ing sale of property, approved (Ind.)...... continuation over period of years by reason of encroachment upon territory adjacent to other company's exchange, and geographical and social conditions, considered in ordering
cost of giving service, discussed...
discontinued and toll rate established....121–126, 1166–1167
discriminat ry and refusal to give service until terms reached by mutual agreement, authorized (Kan.)
d'scriminatory, one direction free with toll charge in opposite direction, free service discontinued (Kan.)
establishment, rural line connection with two ex- changes of e mpany according to provisions of order, permitted (Wis.)......
upon failure disconnection of lines, approved (Wis.) ....
expense of should be absorbed by connecting com- panies if not covered under switching contract, upon failure of parties to agree, terms to be fixed (Wis.)
flat rates sufficiently high to cover, unreasonable and not in line with good business principles (Wash.)
franchise, required by, binding until contract
annulled, re-establishment ordered (Tenn.)... not permitted (Ill.).....
interexchange service, free-continued:
priority right of company considered in requir- ing another company previously ordered to abandon toll line, to discontinue free service over so-called rural line used and supervised by them, but belonging to oil company, for what it might be able to get in the way of toll com- missions (Okla.)
re-establishment, cost of giving service would en- large loss already sustained, not approved (Wash.)
restoration of clear line for, ordered (Wis.). . interexchange service, toll:
basis of, places burden of expense of toll service upon parties making use of it (Wis.)...... discriminatory, found to be, adjusted (Ore.)....
subscriber's application for, where exchange revenues insufficient to pay expenses and allow for depreciation charge or interest on investment, denied (Kan.) . . . . . . . . territory located within exchange areas of two companies whose boundaries were formerly determined, in, not approved and complaint dismissed (Cal.) . . . . . . . . . 138-139 established...... .121-126, 256-257, 493, 497, 877-878 1166-1167, 1171–1172
charges regularly filed but never collected, burden of proof sustained as to their reasonableness and suspended schedules placed in effect (O.).....
originating exchange to retain all charges (Kan.) establishment:
certain exchanges, between, denied (Kan.). discontinuance of exchange following con- solidation obviating necessity of, denied (Mich.)
flat rate discontinued and charge on air line basis,
interexchange service, toll continued:
reduction in, between exchanges and increase in exchange service rates so as to provide reason- able return, where invasion of occupied terri- tory denied, recommended (Wis.).. restoration of charge to outlying points tending to equalize rates charged in various exchanges, recommended (N. Y.)....... short-haul business, depriving other company of by handling considerable volume of business between towns over rural lines, continuation approved where rural line facilities available and physical connection between companies ordered (S. D.)..............
time limit and overtime charge, approved...... intrastate, with exception of person-to-person calls of ten miles or less, standard toll charges at request
of intervening company, authorized (Neb.)....... 1032-1034 minimum monthly guarantee, established....
non-subscriber calls from subscriber's station, sub-
scriber responsible for (cases noted) (Ariz.).... overtime period and rate, established...
increase, but not as requested, authorized...... station-to-station calls, for:
basis of, discussed (Mont.).
standard charge, authorized..
credit to exchange of 42% of, to cover expense of handling toll business, made (Ore.)..... interstate and intrastate, credits to, and allocation by respective states in accord with prescribed ac- counting, not changeable (Ore.)....
toll property and rates are generally held to begin and end at back of switchboard (See C. L. 142,
TOLL- Continued:
revenues, allocation-continued:
toll property, elimination of, method same as em- ployed in Minnesota Rate Case, used (S. D.)..........
acceptance by exchange of one company of toll mes- sages originating at other company's exchange, transmitted through physically connected exchanges of both companies, ordered (Wis.)..... acceptance of toll calls switched from exchanges of three towns over independent trunk line where com- pany owns toll lines leading from those towns, not required (Kan.)
classification of, basis of, into exchange and toll, dis- cussed (Mont.)
combination suburban and toll line authorized discon- tinued and use of line for toll purposes only, au- thorized (Cal.) contract providing for service to subscribers of other companies exchanges found reasonable, binding on purchaser of property (Kan.).. improvement by elimination of connection through two switchboards, approved.... intrastate, free, in routing messages company held to be without authority to substitute interstate toll service for, without consent of Commission (Tenn.) no toll" service, establishment where there is slight demand for same and to do so would be contrary to interests of subscribers not requiring such service, not approved (Ariz.)..
non-subscribers' use of subscriber's station for:
assurance that subscriber will pay toll charges, not basis for claiming unjust discrimination in refusing to install telephone to be used for transfer of toll messages from one system to another (Mo.)
placing of long distance calls, inability to police, installation of coin boxes or booths recom- mended (Ariz.)
universal, sale of property securing, approved. unlimited, secured by consolidation, approved.... value, state recognizes telephone as instrument princi- pal value of which rests in connection with multi- tude of other instruments (Mont.)....
See also Public Convenience and Necessity: certificates of, in general: operation.
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