Published Pursuant to Authority and Requirement of Section 25, Article
IX, of The Constitution of Oklahoma.

STATE CAPITOL

OKLAHOMA CITY

1919

Table of Contents

(GENERAL INDEX PAGE 603)

(NOTE: All Orders are inserted in numerical order; Journal Entries ac-
cording to date.)

GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED PRIOR TO JUNE 30, 1918, AND

IN EFFECT JUNE 30, 1919.

Order No.

4-Relating to bulletining trains, clean depots, etc‒‒‒‒

Order No. 19-Relating to submitting plans, specifications, etc., of

depots

Order No. 101-Regulating charges for service of all transmission

companies

Order No. 140-Requiring public service corporations to file detailed
statement of all revenues, etc. (See also Order No.

201)

Order No. 147-Physical connection, railroads-available route. (See

also Order No. 616) --

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88

9

Order No. 148-Relating to reporting accidents on railroads and street

railways

Order No. 149-Regulating rates for transmission of telegraph messages

Order No. 156-Requiring telephone and telegraph companies to file in-

voice of exchange and properties owned and operated 10

Order No. 167-Demurrage and storage rules. (See also Orders Nos.
1146 and 1297)___

Order No. 168-Rules governing the handling and movement of freight.
(See also Orders Nos. 763, 780 and 1069) –

Order No. 169-Rules governing the furnishing of cars for loading---

Order No. 170-Rules governing the reconsignment of freight-----

Order No. 176-Rates on hides_____

Order No.

198-Requiring railroad companies to file documents, affect-

ing the transportation of freight and passengers. (See

Also Order No. 373).

Order No. 201-Accounting order-Transportation and transmission

companies and public service corporations. See also

Order No. 774)--

Order No. 246-Discrimination-Railroads, long and short haul-Not

permitted

Order No. 265-Requiring public service corporations to maintain gen-

eral offices in Oklahoma. (See also Orders Nos. 799,

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14

15

17

18

20

22

60

800, 808)

60

Order No. 320-Public service corporations to charge published rates

give exact change. (See also Order No. 352)‒‒‒‒‒‒‒- 61

Order No. 321-Express companies to file post tariffs. (See also
Orders Nos. 614 and 1164)..

Order No. 341-Regulating charges for transportation for excess bag-

gage. (See also Order No. 699.) ––

63

Order No. 352-Requiring railroads to print amount of fare on tickets 64

Order No. 353-Regulating electric wire crossings over railroads_--_-
Order No, 367-Requiring reports by railroads and street railways as
to original cost, etc.‒‒‒

Order No. 373-Requiring filing of tariff indices. (See also Order No.

198)

Order No.

429-Requiring filing of schedule of charges of telephone

companies

Order No. 437-Live stock rates. (See also Orders No. 519 and 1101)

Order No. 440–Switching rates. (Modified by Order No. 891)–.

Order No. 501-Prescribing rules, regulations and requirements govern-

ing movement and handling of freight and assessment

of charges

Order No. 502-Prescribing rules, regulations and requirements govern-

ing the movement of coal and coke and assessment of

charges. (See also Orders Nos. 670, 1015 and S. W.

L. T. 83-A) .......

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68

74

75

Order No. 503 Prescribing rules, regulations and requirements, grain,

grain products, hay, etc. (See also Order No. 1301)__ 77

Order22No. 507-Private car and special baggage car rates. (See also

Order No. 510)--

Order No. 509-Prescribing rules, regulations and requirements govern-
ing movement of petroleum and its products and as-
sessment of charges. (See also Order No. 1174)__

Order No. 510-(Supplementing Order No. 507.)---

Order No. 515 Prescribing rules, regulations and requirements govern-

ing movement of asphalt, brick, sand, stone, and other

building material and road materials, and assessment

of charges thereon. (See also Orders Nos. 938, 1084,

1108 and 1227)__

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84

85

Order No. 516-Rates on lumber and other forest products. (See also

Orders Nos. 1002 and 1032).

87

Order No. 565-Requiring heating of passenger cars, steam and elec-

tric railways__.

91

Order No. 614-Express labels and receipts. (See also Orders Nos. 321

and 1164) __

91

Order No. 616-Mileage rates, how figured. (See also Order No. 147-- 92

Order No. 617-Sheriffs' passenger fare..

Order No.

Order No.

624-Requiring telephone and telegraph companies to give

preference to messages to public officials_.

642-Weighing of cotton at compresses___

Order No.

Order No.

655-Rates and rules for shipment of cotton and cotton

products. (See also Order No. 1128) --

673—Requiring carriers to file time cards and train schedules 97

Order No. 689-Requiring transportation, transmission and public serv-
ice corporations to file copies of contracts---

Order No. 699-Checking baggage, rules. (See Order No. 341).--

Order No. 755-Requiring gas, electric and water companies to secure

approval of Corporation Commission before advancing

rates

Order No. 763-(Supplementing Order No. 168-See also Orders Nos.

780 and 1069) ---

Order No.

Order No.

99

100

101

774-Accounting Order, gas and electric utilities.

780-(Supplementing Order 168. See also Order No. 1069) 129

Order No. 804-Purchasing tickets before boarding cars. Requiring
carriers to open doors. (See also Orders No. 942 and
1538)

130

Order No. 845-Accounting Order-Oil pipe lines__.

Order No. 877-Accounting Order-Gas pipe lines--

131

140

Order No.

879-Accounting Order-Telephone companies..

149

Order No. 882-Requiring acceptance and prompt transmittal of tele-

graph messages_.

157

Order No. 887--Requiring gas pipe line companies to bury lines cross-

ing public highways..

157

Order No. 891-(Amending Order No. 440.) Switching rates, trap cars 158

Order No. 896-Requiring steam and electric roods to install system of

standard foot guards for frogs and guard rails_-‒‒‒‒‒‒ 163

899-(Amending Order No. 265.) Railroads; special reports 164

905-In re charge of telephone companies for moving phones,

etc.

165

166

Order No.

Order No.

Order No. 912-Requiring telephone companies to continue physical con-

nection until relieved by order of commission_____

Order No. 919-In re furnishing certified copies of records without

charge as provided under exemptions in H. B. No. 557 167

Order No. 920-Oil conservation order, Healdton field_.
168

Order No.

982-Requiring carriers to file application with the commis-

sion and secure its approval before advancing freight

or passenger rates____

169

171

Order No. 1028-Requiring adequate supply of gas for domestic con-

sumption

· Order No. 1295 Prescribing cotton gin rates. (See 1475 and ____.)___ 172

Order No. 1297-Demurrage and storage rules. (Modifying Order No.

167)

174

Order No. 1299-Oil and natural gas conservation rules. (Superseding

Order No. 937.).

176

Order No. 1457-Supplementing Order No. 1295, regulating ginning

prices

183

ORDERS ISSUED JULY 1, 1918. TO JUNE 30, 1919.

Order No. 1424-Prescribing temporary net rates for McAlester Gas &

Coke Company

186

Order No. 1425-Granting increase in rates to Bartlesville Interurban

Railway

Company-----

188

Order No. 1426-Approving increase in rates for gas furnished by Bris-

tow Gas Company, Bristow, Oklahoma___

190

Order No. 1427-Approving increase in electric rates of Hugo Ice &

Light Company, Hugo, Okla.-----.

194

Order No. 1428-Prescribing rates to be charged by Loco Telephone

Company, at Loco. Oklahoma___

198