New York (State). Public Service Commission. First District
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Books by New York (State). Public Service Commission. First District
Total count: 19
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Consolidated Gas Company of New York, complainant vs. William S. Jackson, as attorney general, etc., et al, William R. Willcox, William McCarroll, etc. constituting the Public Service Commission of the First District, impleadedBrief for Public Service CommissionB.H. Tyrrel1907-01-01
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The history of state regulation in New YorkAppendix J. : Report of the public service commission of the first district1908-01-01
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In the matter of the application of the Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company for authority to issue $10,000,000 of preferred stock and also to issue $50,000,000 of bonds to be secured by a mortgage on its property, April 30, May 5, 8, 12, 15, and 23, 1908testimony and list of witnesses, exhibits, papers spread on record ...Law Reporting Co.1908-01-01
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Report on the indeterminate franchise for public utilities, submitted December 29, 1908Public service Commission1909-01-01
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Rear car for women on subway trainsdecision dismissing complaint, August 3, 1909s.n.1909-01-01
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Hearing order in case no. 1181In the matter of the application of James N. Wallace [and others] ... composing a bondholders' committee of bonds issued under the first consolidated mortgage of the Third Avenue Railroad Company, dated May 15, 1900, for approval of the issue of $15,790,000 first refunding mortgage bonds, $22,536,000 adjustment mortgage income bonds, $16,590,000 capital stock by a new company contemplated in the plan of reorganization of said Third Avenue Railroad Company. (Copy)Evening Post Job Prtg. Off.1910-01-01
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To Manhattan Railway Companycertificate December, 19101910-01-01
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Electricity rates, New York City 19091910-01-01
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Rules of procedure and regulations governing matters before the CommissionAdopted July 29, 1910. Effective Sept. 1, 1910 ...1910-01-01
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Report of a committee of the Board of estimate and apportionment and of the Public service commission for the first district with relation to pending proposals for the construction, equipment and operation of rapid transit lines, and upon the general transit situation in the city of New York, June 5, 1911M.B. Brown printing & binding co.1911-01-01
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Rapid transit actLaws 1891, chapter 4, as amended ... : an Act to provide for rapid transit railways in cities of over one million inhabitantsState of New York, Public Service Commission for the First District1912-01-01
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Public service commission for the first district to Manhattan Railway CompanySecond Avenue, Third Avenue and Ninth Avenue additional tracks. Certificate dated March 19th, 1913 ...J.W. Pratt co., printers1913-01-01
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With New York Municipal Railway Corporationcontract no. 4 ... for new rapid transit railroads ...Pratt1913-01-01
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With Interborough Rapid Transit Companycontract no. 3 ... for additional rapid transit railroads ...Pratt1913-01-01
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To New York Municipal Railway Corporation, Jamaica Line, Liberty Avenue Linecertificate, March 19, 1913 ...Pratt1913-01-01
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Public service commission for the first district to Interborough Rapid Transit CompanyWebster Avenue line, Eighth Avenue and 162nd Street connection, Queensboro Bridge line, West Farms subway connection : CertificateJ.W. Pratt Co.1913-01-01
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To New York Municipal Railway Corporation, Broadway, Fulton Street and Myrtle Avenue additional trackscertificate March 19th, 1913 ...Pratt1913-01-01
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Locations of stations on new lines of the dual system of rapid transit1916-01-01
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Before the Public service commission for the first district state of New Yorkin the matter of the application of the Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company for authority to issue $10,000,000 of preferred stock, and also to issue $50,000,000 of bonds to be secured by a mortgage on its property. Report of the commission, adopted June 26, 1909