TICKETS-continued

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mistakes of the conductors, 890.

conductor collects the ticket without giving a check, 889.
if whole mistake is made by the conductor himself, 890.
whether conductor must give credence to passenger, 890.
when second conductor may eject the passenger, 890.
cases holding second conductor expels at peril, 890.
consequence of the company's being in the wrong, 890.
4. Nature of the Ticket Right

ticket good only for through transportation, 1254.
journey as a single unit, 446.

forfeiture of the right, 447.
cannot use split tickets, 1256.

no right to stop over, 1255.

right to resume journey, 1261.

when limited ticket expires, 1254.

ticket only entitles to single journey, 1253.

ticket stating that no agent could modify the contract, 864.

commutation tickets, 1353.

mileage tickets, 1353.

party tickets, 1353.

strip tickets, 1353.

TICKET OFFICES

reasonable ticket office hours, 398.
ticket office wrongfully closed, 888.

TIME-TABLES

time-table for passenger service, 397.

time-table of freight trains, 394.

service sufficiently frequent to handle the business offered, 872.

proper rights of the through business, 872.

stopping of through trains, 872.

time-tables of connecting lines, 540.

connections between intersecting roads, 872.

time-table altered without notification to local agents, 863.

adherence to schedule time, 904.

highest degree of care, 904.

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES

are public in character, 142.
rates of tobacco warehouses, 1153.

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TOLL BRIDGES

See BRIDGES

TOLL OFFICE

See TELEPHONE

TOOLS

cannot be brought into car, 880.

TOWBOATS

towing lines are public, 173.

towing lines compared with tugboats, 173.

whether towage is carriage, 774.

towing service through canal, 495.

TRACTION COMPANIES

transfer be presented upon changing cars, 878.
transfers shall be asked for when paying fares, 878.

transfers good only at intersecting points, 878.

going from one car into another in charge of another conductor,
878.

conductor giving a bad transfer, 892.

TRANSFORMERS

electric company should provide, 706.

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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

are common carriers, 514.

TRAVELERS

special need of travelers, 361.

carriers' obligations limited to travelers, 362.

traveling to test rights, 347.

innkeepers' duty owed only to travelers, 363.
traveler's need in the middle ages, 12.

who is a traveler, 364.

resident of the same locality, 364.
journey of any considerable length, 364.
man who takes a walk, 364.

how long one remains a traveler, 365.
foreigner visiting the country, 365.
family of an army officer, 365.

citizen of two communities, 365.

when one ceases to be a traveler, 366.

by condition of his health obliged to remain indefinitely, 366.

TROLLEY LINE

TRUCKMEN

See STREET RAILWAY

are common carriers, 169.

if they make public profession, 206.

See CARRIERS OF GOODS; PUBLIC PROFESSION

turnpikes are public utilities, 24.
turnpikes as public highways, 75.
public and private roads, 241.
turnpike not a common carrier, 823.

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TURNPIKES-continued

eminent domain for turnpikes, 59.

regulation of the rates of turnpike roads, 1067.

for railroad to engage in dependent businesses, 537.

ultra vires for railroad to engage in collateral businesses, 703.
cannot be compelled to perform ultra vires service, 591.
company liable although carrying ultra vires, 340.

UNCLEAN PERSONS

may be refused, 628.

UNCONVENTIONAL PERSONS

cannot be refused, 558.

UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS
as passenger carriers, 191.

UNDERTAKER

not public, 105.

UNDESIRABLE PERSONS

refusal of, 560.

UNIFORM

refusing persons in, 558.

UNION RAILWAYS

as public services, 129.

as common carriers, 177.

UNION STATIONS

as public utilities, 126.

UNIT OF SERVICE

public service upon a unit basis, 444.
establishment of the unit of charge, 1242.
applicant must pay for the whole unit, 449.
present unit distinguished from past unit, 449.
initial unit distinguished from repeat unit, 1252.

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UNIT OF SERVICE-continued

unit must be reasonable, 1249.

company cannot insist upon more than one unit, 445.
operating units in supplying service, 1354.

the journey as a single unit, 446.

forfeiture of right to original journey, 447.

effect of outright repudiation, 448.

See RATE-MAKING

UNMANNERLY PERSONS

cannot be refused, 556.

UNPROFITABLE SERVICE

often must be rendered, 578.

UNWELCOME SERVICE

must be rendered, 563.

V

VALISES

brought in car, 626.

blocking aisle, 943.

VALUATION

actual value of the present properties, 1089.

original cost of construction, 1099.

contract price as the measure of actual cost, 1084.

cost enhanced by fraudulent contract, 1084.
original cost as affecting present value, 1100.

rise and fall of prices of materials, 1100.

present value of the structure as such, 1100.

value of the property as a going concern, 1101.

more to present value than a mere inventory will show, 1101.

actual capital employed in the enterprise, 1102.

value of a going business, 1102.

what value remains in the franchise, 1103.

value as a going concern, 1101.

values returned for taxation not inconclusive, 1005.

tax valuation does not estop the state, 1106.

if the plant is taken by eminent domain, 1103.

if property estimated for the purposes of condemnation, 1102.

plant bought under a clause in the charter, 1103.