The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
UTILITY DOCKET
 HEAVY FOR JULY
Regulation Proposed For Electric Companies Of
 The State
(State Capital Bureau).

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June B. The July docket of the Alabama public service commission shows the follow ing cases docketed for July q:
 Farmers Supply Store of Mobile versus the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, complaint against rates on syrup in tins, carload from Atmore to Mobile, and petition for reparation.
 Gulf States Portland Cecent com pany and Lehigh Portland Cement com pany against the Alabama Great Southern Railroad and others; com plaint against rates on cement, carload, from Spocari to points in Alabama and petition for reparation.
 St. Louis and San Francisco Rail- way company, petition for authority to increase present rates on forest pro- ducts between points on its lines.
 Roquemore Gravel company versus the Western, Central of Georgia and Chattahoochee Valley railroads against rates on sand and gravel from Mont gomery to Halawaka.
 A citation issued by the Alabama public service commission to all elec- tric public utilities in the state pro- posing certain regulations governing the operation of these utilities.
 A petition by the Louisville and Nashville railroad for authority to re- wise present weighing and reweighing charges on carload freight.
 Roquemore Gravel O., versus West ern and Southern railroads against car load rates on gravel from Montgomery to all southern railway stations be- tween Selma and Demopolis and be- tween Naive and Akron and petition for reparation.
 A citation by the commission to the Louisville and Nashville railroad to show cause why it should not estab- fish the same joint haul mileage scale of rates on limestone, ground or pull verized, carload minimum weight 9O,OOO pounds, as is applied by other standard lines in the state.
 The case of the board of revenue of Montgomery county against the Vest ern and Louisville and Nashville rail roads attacking rates on clay gravel in carloads from Cantelou Spur to Clo- verfield with petition for reparation.
 The following cases are set for July &:
 Florence chamber of commerce yer sus Alabama Great Southern railroad ct al., against rates on black strap mo- lasses in carloads from Mobile to Flor. ence, with petition for reparation.
 A petition of the Florence chamber of commerce against the Northern Ala bama railway ct al., attacking rates 6l lumber in carload from Prospect to Florence with petition fo, repara- tion.
 Another of the Florence chamber of commerce with the Kirkpatrick Sand and Cement company and Underwood Walker company as intervenors against the Louisville and Nashville railroad, attacking rates on sand and gravel car loads, from Montgomery, Jackson's Lake, Prattville Junction, Coosada, Oc- tamulke and Prattville to Florence. Sheffield and Tuscumbia, with petition for reparation.
 On July 9. petitions of the Birming- ham Electric company for certificates of convenience and necessity for fur nishing gas to Inglenook and Tarrant City will be heard. Three petitions of the Alabama Power company seeking authority to change certain classifica- tions are set for July 9 and 10. For July 14 there is docketed a petition of the Thorsby Light and Development O., for approval of transfer of prop critics of the Ault Electric Light and Power company to the Thorsby Light and Development company to W. H. fer of properties of the Thorsby Light and Development Company to W. H. Goodgame.