In re Peoples Gas & Electric Co.

The city of Oswego made a complaint to the public service commission of the second district as to the reasonableness of rates charged by the relator for electric current. After a trial had on the 13th day of July, 1923, the commission made an order reducing the price charged per kilowatt hour for lighting and power motors of three horsepower or less, from nine to seven cents per kilowatt hour. This rate was to take effect August 1, 1923, and such reduced rate has been in force since that date. Afterwards the relator petitioned for a rehearing which was granted and a hearing was held December…