Chambersburg Gas Co. v. Public Service Commission

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

Chambersburg Gas Company, on May 1, 1929, filed with the Public Service Commission a new schedule of rates to become effective June 1, 1929. Before the effective date, complaints were filed alleging that the proposed rates were unreasonable, discriminatory, and unduly preferential to certain consumers. The effect of the proposed tariff was to increase the cost of gas to those using less than nineteen hundred cubic feet per month and reduce the price to those using more than that amount, and likewise to decrease the average price of all gas consumed. After hearing, the…