Steward v. Public Service Commission

Per Curiam,

The Public Service Commission granted a certificate of public convenience to George A. Keyser, trading as Mutual Forwarding Company, authorizing him to transport goods by truck from points within the city of Philadelphia to railroad stations in said city, for shipment by rail to the cities of Allentown and Bethlehem, and from railroad stations in said cities to consignees in said cities and within fifteen miles of said stations by the usually traveled highways, and vice versa.

Appeals from the order were filed by Fred A. Steward, trading as Modern Transfer Company, and B. R.…