Village Of Kinder vs. Charles F. Howell. 6 La. R. C. R. 58. No. 481.

Petition filed September 29, 1904. Hearing at New Orleans, October 7, 1904.

It appears that Charles F. Howell, defendant in this case, operates a telephone exchange at Kinder, La., and charges subscribers five dollars per month for the service, which includes connections and service with all subscribers to the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company's system at Lake Charles, La., a distance of some thirty miles. It also appears that the village of Kinder contains but a few hundred people, and that the defendant has but nine subscribers there.

The Commission considers the charge made by defendant reasonable for the service rendered, and does not believe that the local service would be compensatory at any reduction in the rates, as, deprived of the Lake Charles connections, the service would be practically valueless. It is therefore,

Ordered, That the petition be denied and the case is dismissed.

Order No. 1410. Citizens of Kinder vs. No. 1650.

St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company.

Enlargement and Improvement of Depot at Kinder, Louisiana. Heard May 29, 1912.

At the hearing of this case the representative of the defendant railroad company presented to the Commission plans for the proposed enlargement and improvement of its depot at Kinder, Louisiana, said plans being approved by the Commission, it is now, therefore,

ORDERED, That the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company be, and it is hereby, commanded and required to enlarge and improve its depot at Kinder, a station "on its line in Louisiana, said improvement to be completed on or before October 1, 1912. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, May 30, 1912.

Commissioners:

J. J. MEREDITH,(Seal.) Chairman.

SHELBY TAYLOR, HENRY B. SCHREIBER. Attest: A true copy. HENRY JASTREMSKI, Secretary.

Order No. 1527.. Cituciis cf Oberlin,

vs. No. 1844.

St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company.

Petition for Suitable and Adequate Depot at Oberlin. The Commission having- the record in this case under consideration, and finding the request of complainants for a depot at Oberlin, a point on defendant's line in Louisiana, to be fair, just and reasonable, it is therefore,

ORDERED, That the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company, be, and it is hereby, commanded and required to erect at Oberlin, Louisiana, a depot to contain a freight room not less than fifty (50) feet long and twenty-two (22) feet wide; and office Fourteen (14) by twenty- two (22) feet; a white waiting room fourteen (14) by twenty-two (22) feet, and a colored waiting room twelve (12) by twenty- two (22) feet. The floor of the freight room to be placed not less than four feet above the surface of the ground, and the present platform to be removed or lowered. It is further

ORDERED, That the work of construction be commenced within thirty (30) days from the date oŁ this order, and the whole to be completed on or before the first day of July, 1913. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, March 25, 1913.

Commissioners:

SHELBY TAYLOR, (Seal.) Chairman.

B. A. BRIDGES. Attest: A true copy,

HENRY JASTREMSKI, Secretary.

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