Artesia Alfalfa Grwrs' Ass'n. v. A.T. S.F. Ry.
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
PARKER, C. J.
This is a case appealed from the
State Corporation Commission. The commission fixed certain maximum rates on coal from Northern and Western New Mexico mines to points in Eastern New Mexico, which were found by it to he reasonable and duly compensatory. We have not the benefit of briefs or argument by the railroads, there being simply the brief filed before the commission prior to its determination. If we understand this brief, it is to the effect that the rates established by the railroads are less than reasonable, and that while they are one dollar per ton…
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