City of Pa. v. Pub. Ser. Com.

Argued December 13, 1923. The city and the intervening appellants are in such close accord in gathering from the evidence a rate-base sufficient to sustain the challenged rates, that but little need be said in recording our unanimous conclusion that this appeal should be dismissed.

The city complained that a proposed rate-increase was unreasonable and asked the commission to prescribe what the company might charge. The commission ordered the company to put into effect for a trial-period of six months, "a seven cent cash fare and a six and one-quarter cent rate of fare where coupon tickets in…