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Bringing of civil suit for forfeitures for failure to obey, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission or party injured may ask court to enforce, by injunction or mandamus, § 16, pp. 855-858. Suit to enforce, where brought and proper parties, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Appeal to Supreme Court on petition to enforce, § 16, pp. 855-85S. For payment of damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Petition to enforce, for payment of damages shall be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to set aside or suspend, § 16, pp. 855-858. Expediting act applicable to suits to enjoin or set aside, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may suspend or modify, § 16, pp. 855-858. Application for rehearing on, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Commission may reverse or modify at rehearing, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Rehearing shall not excuse carrier from complying with, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. May be made against all interested persons who have been made additional parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. PAPERS. See, " Books and Papers.'' PARTIES. To joint tariff, shall be specifically named therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. To joint tariff, shall file with commission evidence of concurrence therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. All persons interested may be made, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. Against whom orders of court directing observance of tariffs or dis- continuance of discriminations may be enforced. Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. PASSENGERS. See also, " Persons." Application of Act to transportation of, by railroads, § 1, pp. 837- 840. Charges for transportation of, shall be just and reasonable, § 1, pp. 837-840. Provisions as to free transportation of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Discrimination in rates for transportation of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Pares for transportation of, for longer and shorter distances, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Index. 913 TASSENGERS— Continued: Commission may permit carrier to charge less for longer than for shorter distances, for transportation of, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Two copies of schedules of rates, etc., shall he kept posted in each station, etc., where passengers are received for transportation, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not transport, unless fares, etc., have been filed and published, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed by carrier shall plainly state the places between which passengers will be carried, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall state any rules or regula- tions affecting the value of the service rendered to, § 6, pp. 841- 843. This act shall not prevent reduced rates for transportation of certain classes of, § 22, pp. 863, 864, TASSE9. May be given only to enumerated persons, § 1, pp. 837-840; § 22, pp. 863, 864. Scope of terms " employees " and " families " as used in provision as to giving of, § 1, pp. 83Y-840. Penalty for unlawfully using, § 1, pp. 837-840. Railroads may exchange, § 22, pp. 863, 864. TENALTIEg. See also, "Fines." For giving of free transportation in violation of Act, § 1, pp. 837- 840. For receiving free transportation in violation of Act, § 1, pp. 837- 840. For failure to obey orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. For failing to file annual reports, § 20, pp. 860-863. For corporation common carrier convicted of misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. PENDING IITIGATION. This Act shall not affect, § 22, pp. 863, 864. PENSIONED EMPLOYEES. Included in term " employees " as used in provision as to giving of free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. PEEEMPTORY MANDAMUS. See, " Mandamus." TERSON. Any party may appear before commission in person or by attorney, § 17, p. 859. 914 Interstate Commeece Act, PERSONS. To whom this Act applies, § 1, pp. 83Y-840. To ■whom free transportation may be given, § 1, pp. 837-840; § 22^ pp. 863, 864. Receiving free transportation in violation of Act liable to penalty^ § 1, pp. 83Y-840. Not to receive undue preference from carriers, § 3, p. 840. Carrier shall not extend to, any privileges or facilities not specified in tariffs, § 6, pp. 841-843. Injured by violations of this Act may recover damages from car- rier, § 8, p. 847. Damaged by violations of this Act may complain to commission or sue carrier in federal court, § 9, p. 848. Criminal liability of, inducing carrier to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp. 848-850. Inducing unjust discrimination are liable with carrier to shipper in- jured, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability for false billing, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. Disobeying subpoena of commission, may be punished for contempt of court, § 12, pp. 850-852. Testimony of, may be taken by deposition for commission, § 12,- pp. 850-852. May complain to commission of violation of Act by carrier, § 13,, pp. 852, 853. Injured by violations of order of commission may apply to court to enforce such order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order of commission for payment of damages to any, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Eehearing before commission on its order, on application of any party, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. This Act shall not prevent carriage of homeless or destitute, at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Employed by carrier or shipper, when acts of, shall be deemed acts of employer, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. .Who give or receive rebates are guilty of misdemeanor and punish- able by fine or imprisonment, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Accepting rebates or offsets from carriers shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Unlawful for any, to give or receive rebates, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Interested may be made parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. PESTILENCE. Carriers may give free transportation for relief in case of, § 1, pp.- 837-840. Interstate Commebce Act. 915 PETITION. To commission of violation of Act by carrier, shall briefly state facts, § 13, pp. 852, 853. To commission by any state railroad commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. When and how commission may investigate matters set forth in, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Carrier shall satisfy charges in petition or complaint, or answer be- fore commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Shall not be dismissed by commission because of absence of direct damage to complainant, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Eeparation for injury complained of in, how far carrier is relieved by, § 13, pp. 852, 853. By commission to court for enforcement of its orders, § 16, pp. 855- 858. To enforce order of commission for payment of damages, § 16, pp. 855-858. To enforce order of commission for payment of damages shall be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. To court to enforce order of commission, appeal from any action on, § 16, pp. 855-858. PETROLEUM. See, « Oil." PHYSICIANS. Free transportation may be given to physicians in employ of car- riers, and to their families, § 1, pp. 837-840. Attendant upon persons injured in wrecks, may be given free trans- portation, § 1, pp. 837-840. PIPE LINE COMPANIES. Application of Act to, § 1, pp. 837-840. PIPE LINES. Application of Act to transportation of commodities by, § 1, pp. 837-840. Carrier shall print, file and keep open to public inspection schedules showing all rates, etc., on, § 6, pp. 841-843. PLACES. Copies of schedules showing rates, etc., shall be kept posted in pub- lic and conspicuous, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall plainly state places be- tween which passengers and property will be carried, § 6, pp. 841- 843. 916 Interstate Commekce Act. POIITICAI P.ARTY. Not more than four commissioners shall be appointed from same, § 11, p. 850. POOIING. Of freights or earnings, unlawful for carrier to enter into agree- ment for, § 5, p. 841. Of freights, etc., each day of continuance of agreement for, is sepa- rate offense, § 5, p. 841. POOR PERSONS. See, " Indigent Peesons." POST-OFFICE INSPECTORS. Free transportation may be issued to, § 1, pp. 837-840. POULTRY. Caretakers of, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. PRECEDENCE. See also, "Priority." In time of war or of threatened war, shall be given to military traffic, § 6, pp. 841-843. PREFERENCE. Shall not be given to any shipper, locality or kind of traffic, § 3, p. 840. PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES. At demand of, in time of war or threatened war, preference and precedence shall be given to military traffic, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall appoint Interstate Commerce Commissioners, § 11, p. 850. PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE. See also, "Evidence." When findings and order of commission shall be, § 16, pp. 855-858. PRINCIPAL OFFICE. Of commission shall be in Washington, § 19, p. 860. PRINCIPAL OPERATING OFFICE. Of carrier, as affecting jurisdiction of suits to recover forfeitures, § 16, pp. 855-858. Of carrier as affecting venue of suits to suspend or set aside orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. PRINT. Common carrier shall, schedules showing all its rates, fares, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Index. 917 PRIORITY. Appeal from decrees granting injunction shall have, in courts, § 16, pp. 855-858. PRIVATE CARS. Power of commission to regulate charges for, § 15, pp. 853-855. PRIVIIEGES. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state all,. granted or allowed, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not extend any, not specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841— 843. PROCEEDINGS. See also, "Actions." In equity to set aside orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-8^8. Commission may employ special counsel in all, § 16, pp. 855-858. Any party to, may apply for rehearing in, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Of commission shall be public at request of either party, § 17, p. 859. All interested persons may be made parties, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. Under acts to regulate commerce, power of court as to witnesses, El- kins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. In court, immunity of witnesses in, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Effect of Elkins Act on pending, Elkins Act, § 4, p. 847 Under amendment of 1906 application of existing laws to. Act of June 29, 1906, § 9, p. 865. PROCEEDS. See also, "Charges;" "Compensation;" "Earnings;" "Fares;" " Freights ;" " Eates." Unlawful for carriers to agree to divide, of earnings of competing railroads, etc., § 5, p. 841. PROCESS. See, " Service of Process." PROPERTY. Application of Act to transportation of, by railroads, § 1, pp. 837— 840. Charges for transportation of, to be just and reasonable, § 1, pp. 837-840. Discrimination in rates for transportation of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Charges for transportation of, for longer and shorter distances, § 4, pp. 840-841. 918 Inteestate Commerce Act. PEOPEETY — Continued : Commission may permit carrier to charge less for longer distance than for shorter, for transportation of, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Carrier shall not transport, unless rates, etc., for same have been filed and published, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules of rates, etc., shall show places between which property will be carried, § 6, pp. 841-843. Criminal liability of carrier for false billing, etc., in transportation of, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for false billing, weighing or classifica- tion of, § 10, pp. 848-850. Payment by carrier to owner of, for any service or instrumentality in connection with transportation, § 15, pp. 853-855. Carrier receiving, shall issue bill of lading for, § 20, pp. 860-863. Initial carrier liable for injuries to, in transit, § 20, pp. 860-863. Initial carrier may recover from carrier on whose lines property was injured, §20, pp. 860-863. No exemption of initial carrier from liability for injuries to, § 20, pp. 860-863. This Act shall not prevent transportation of, at reduced rate for government, charitable purposes, etc., § 22, pp. 863, 864. Unlawful to give or receive rebates respecting transportation of, El- kins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Forfeiture for accepting rebates in transportation of, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. PROSECITTIONS. See, "Actions." PUBIIC. Copies of shedules for use of, shall be kept posted in each station, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules of rates, etc., charged by carrier shall be kept open to in- spection of, § 6, pp. 841-843. No change shall be made in the rates, etc., except on thirty days' notice to commission and, § 6, pp. 841-843. PUBIIC RECORDS. Documents filed with the commission shall be, § 16, pp. 855-858. PUBLISH. Carrier shall, schedule of rates and fares and changes therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may publish its reports, § 14, p. 843. PUBIISHED RATES. See, " Rates ;" " Tariff Schedules." Index. 919 QITALinCATIONS. Of commissioner, § 11, p. 850. aUORTTM. Majority of commission stall constitute a, § 17, p. 859. BAILROADS. Keports of, see, "Eeports." 1. General provisions. 2. Powers, duties and liabilities. 3. Tariff schedules. 4. Under Elkins Act. 5. Regulation by commission. 1. General provisions. Scope of term, § 1, pp. 83Y-840. Application of Act to, § 1, pp. 837-840. 2. Powers, duties and liabilities. Duty to furnish cars without discrimination, § 1, pp. 837-840. Duty to furnish switch connections, § 1, pp. 837-840. Shall not transport articles manufactured, produced or owned by it except for use in business as carrier, § 1, pp. 837-840. Shall not discriminate as to rates and charges, § 2, p. 840. Shall not give undue preference to any shipper, locality or kind of traffic, § 3, p. 840. Shall not discriminate between connecting lines as to rates and charges, § 3, p. 840. Shall afford facilities for interchange of traffic with connect- ing lines, § 3, p. 840. Not required to give use of tracks or terminal facilities to connecting carriers, § 3, p. 840. Compensation for long and short hauls, § 4, pp. 840, 841. May apply to commission for relief from long and short haul section of this Act, § 4, pp. 840. "Unlawful for any, to enter pooling agreement or combination, § 5, p. 841. Each day of continuance of agreement for pooling of freights, etc., is separate offense, § 5, p. 841. At demand of President, shall give precedence to and expedite military traffic, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall not prevent continuous carriage, § 7, p. 847. Violating Act is liable in damages to persons injured, § 8, p. 847. Persons injured by violations by, must elect between com- plaint to commission and suit in federal court, § 9, p. 848. Court may compel officer, agent, etc., of railroad to testify, § 9, p. 848. 920 Inteestate Commerce Act. RAILROADS — Continued: 2. Powers, duties and liabilities — Continued: Inducing or abetting, to discriminate unjustly, § 19, pp. 848- 850. Criminal liability of railroads false billing, classification, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for false billing, etc., of property delivered to, § 10, pp. 848-850. Fine may be imposed on railroads for violating Act, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of, for acts declared unlawful, § 10, pp. 848-850. Joint or severally liable witli shipper inducing unjust dis- criminations, § 10, pp. 848-850. Bringing of civil suit against, to recover forfeitures, § 16, pp. 855-858. Shall issue bills of lading, § 20, pp. 860-863. \j Initial carrier liable for damage to property in transit, § 20, pp. 860-863. Initial carrier may recover from, on whose lines property was injured, § 20, pp. 860-863. Mandamus will lie to enforce any provision of this Act against, § 20, pp. 860-863. False entry in books of, § 20, pp. 860-863. Mutilation of records of, § 20, pp. 860-863. Failure to make full entries, § 20, pp. 860-863. May not contract for exemption from liability as initial car- rier, § 20, pp. 860-863. May carry its employees free, § 1, pp. 837-840; § 22, pp. 863, 864. May give free transportation only to enumerated classes of persons, § 1, pp. 837-840; § 22, pp. 863, 864. May give reduced rates to enumerated classes of persons, § 22, pp. 863, 864. May carry certain classes of property free or at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. May exchange passes with other lines, § 22, pp. 863, 864. May issue mileage, commutation and excursion tickets, § 22, pp. 863, 864. May issue joint, interchangeable 5,000 mile tickets, with special free baggage privileges, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Mandamus lies to compel, to furnish cars and move traffic, § 23, pp. 864, 865. Index. 921 EAIIROADS— Continued: 3. Tariff schedules. Shall file with commission, print and keep open to public in- spection schedules showing all its rates, fares, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Copies of, shall be kept posted in two public and conspicuous places in each station, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Receiving freight in United States to be carried through a foreign country to any place in the United States, shall print, file and post schedules of through rates, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall not engage in transportation until schedules are pub- lished, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall be plainly printed in large type, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Commission may prescribe and alter form of schedules to be filed by, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall charge only rates and fares specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not refund or remit any portion of rates and charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall not extend to any shipper or person any privileges or facilities not specified in tariffs, § 6, pp. 841-843. Contents of schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall plainly state the places between which pas- sengers and property will be carried, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall contain classification of freight in force, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall separately state aU terminal charges, storage charges, icing charges, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall separately state all privileges or facilties granted or allowed, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules shall state separately all rules or regulations which affect the aggregate rates or the value of the service ren- dered, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall file tariffs as basis for joint interchangeable mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. The names of the parties to a joint tariff shall be specified therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. Copies of all contracts and agreements, relating to traffic shall be filed with commission, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules, contracts, annual reports, etc., filed with commis- sion shall be public records, and -prima facie evidence, § 16, pj). 855-858. 922 Il^TEESTATE- CoMMEECE AcT. EAILROADS— Continued: 3. Tariff schedules — Continued: No change shall be made in rates, etc., except upon thirty days' notice to the commission and to the public, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may allow changes in rates, etc., on less than specified notice, in special cases, § 6, pp. 841-843. 4. Under Elkins Act. Unlawful to offer, grant or give rebates, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Wilful failure to file, publish and observe schedules a mis- demeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Departure from rates filed by shall be deemed an offense under this Act, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Misdemeanor by corporation common carrier, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. I Penalties of corporation, convicted of misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Shipper accepting rebate from, shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Eate filed with commission by, shall be conclusively deemed the legal rate, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. When act of oflicer, agent, etc., shall be deemed act of, El- kins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine of corporation common carrier for wilful failure to file, publish and observe schedules, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Compelling charging of published rates, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. 5. Regulation by commission. Complaints by shippers upon failure to install switches, § 1, pp. 837-840. Commission may inquire into management of business of railroad, § 12, pp. 850-852. Commission may prosecute for violations of Act, § 12, pp. 850-852. Commission may compel witnesses to testify, § 12, pp. 850- 852. Punishment for disobedience to subpoena, § 12, pp. 850-852. Contempt of court, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking testimony by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Petition to commission, complaining of violations of Act, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Complaint by state comtmission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Index. 923 HAILEOADS— Continued: 5. Regulation, by commission — Continued : When commission may investigate matters complained of, § 13, pp. 852, 853. No complaint stall be dismissed for absence of direct damage to complainant, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission shall forward charges to, who shall satisfy com- plaint or answer before commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission may investigate, upon its own motion, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Copy of report of investigation shall be furnished to railroad, § 14, p. 853. Commission may fix charges for services or instrumentalities furnished by shipper, § 15, pp. 853-855. Power of commission to fix maximum rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Commission may establish through routes, and joint rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Supplemental order of commission prescribing division of joint rate, § 15, pp. 853-855. Power of commission to make fair and reasonable regulations, § 15, pp. 853-855. When orders of commission as to rates and regulations shall go into effect, § 15, pp. 853-855. Service of order of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Railroads shall comply with orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Agent or representative liable for failure to obey order of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Penalties for failure to obey order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may modify or suspend its orders, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Judicial enforcement of orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal to U. S. Supreme Court on petition to enforce order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order for payment of damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Complaints for recovery of damages must be filed within two years, § 16, pp. 855-858. Suit to enforce award against railroad, where brought and proper parties, § 16, pp. 855-858. Petition to enforce order for payment of damages shall be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Injunction restraining order may be granted only on five days' notice, § 16, pp. 855-858. 924 Interstate Commeece Act. RAILKOADS— Continued: 5. Kegulation by commission — Continued: Expediting act applicable to suits to set aside or suspend orders against, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to enjoin or suspend orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Eehearing on order on application of railroad, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Investigations into business of railroads may be conducted anywhere in United States, § 19, p. 860. Commission may require annual report, § 20, pp. 860-863. Contents of annual reports, § 20, pp. 860-863. Forfeiture for failure to file reports promptly, § 20, pp. 860- 863. Commission may require monthly reports, § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission may require uniform system of accounts, § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission may prescribe forms for accounts, etc., § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission shall have access to books and records, § 20, pp. 860-863. When unlawful for examiner to disclose information obtained upon examination of books, etc., § 20, pp. 860-863. False entries or failure to make entries in books, and mutila- tion of records are misdemeanors, § 20, pp. 860-863. rahway mah service. Employees may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. BATES. See also, "Charges;" "Compensation;" "Earnings;" "Fares;" "Freights;" "Joint Eates;" "Joint Tariffs;" "Tariff Sched- ules." For transportation shall be just and reasonable, § 1, pp. 837-840. Establishment of rates applicable to through routes, § 1, pp. 837-840. Unjust discrimination in, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Giving of undue preference or advantage as to, prohibited, § 3, p. 840. Carriers shall not discriminate between connecting lines as to, § 3, p. 840. Carriers shall not charge more for shorter than longer haul over same line in same direction, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Commission may relieve from operation of long and short haul rule, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Common carrier shall file, print and keep open to public inspection schedules showing all its, § 6, pp. 841-843. Index. 925 HATES— Continued: Carrier shall not transport passengers or property unless rates have been published, § 6, pp. 841-843. Filing of schedules showing rates where no through route or joint rate has been established, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not remit or refund any portion of, specified in sched- ules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state any rules or regulations which affect aggregate, § 6, pp. 841-843. No change in, except on thirty days' notice to the commission and the public, § 6, pp. 841-843. When changes in, may be made on less than specified notice, § 6, pp. 841-843. False billing, etc., by shipper to secure transportation at less than regular, § 10, pp. 848-850. False billing, etc., by carrier to give transportation at less than the regular, § 10, pp. 848-850. Power of commission to prescribe just and reasonable, § 15, pp. 853- 855. Commission may establish joint, § 15, pp. 853-855. Supplemental order as to division of joint, § 15, pp. 853-855. Schedules filed with commission shall be prima facie evidence, § 16, pp. 855-858. Heduced, for certain classes of property, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Joint interchangeable mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Eemedy by mandamus against discriminations in, § 23, pp. 864, 865. Filed with commission by carrier shall be conclusively deemed to be legal rate, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Wilful failure of carrier to file, publish and observe, a midemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Persons affected by, may' be made parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. Proceedings in qourt instituted by commission, to compel discon- tinuance of unlawful acts as to, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Orders of court directing discontinuance of discriminations or en- forcing observance of tariffs, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. REASONABLE CHARGES. See, " Chaeges." REASONABLE RATES. See, "Rates." REBATES. See also, " Common Careiee." Discrimination by means of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. 926 Interstate Commeece Act. HEB ATES — Continued : Carrier shall not remit or refund any portion of rates and charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Unlawful to offer, grant or give, or to solicit, accept or receive. El- kins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Officer, agent, etc., who gives or receives, shall be deemed to act for carrier or shipper, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Shipper receiving, shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Jurisdiction of courts to punish, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 343-845. Fine and imprisonment on conviction of giving, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Action by attorney-general to collect forfeit for receiving, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Six years' statute of limitations on action for forfeits for receiving, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. RECEIPT. See, " Bill of Lading." RECEIVERS. Of carriers, forfeit for failure to obey order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Of carriers, provisions of Act giving power to commission to pre- scribe form of, and have access to, and right to inspect, accounts of carriers, applicable to, § 20, pp. 860-863. RECEIVING. Services in connection with receiving of property included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. Of passengers or property from connecting carriers, § 3, p. 840. RECORD. See also, "Accounts." Every vote and official act of commission shall be entered of, § 17, p. 859. Conunission may prescribe forms of, and have access to, of carrier, § 20, pp. 860-863. RECOVERY. By United States, of three times amount of rebate accepted, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. REDUCED RATES. See also, "Discrimination;" "Bates;" "Rebates." For transportation of certain classes of persons and property, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Index. 927 REFRIGERATION. Services in connection with, included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. REFTTND. Carrier shall not refund any portion of rates and charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843; Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. REGISTRY MAIL RECEIPT. Shall be 'prima facie evidence of receipt of order by carrier, § 16, pp. 855-858. REGULATIONS. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state any, which affect aggregate rate, § 6, pp. 841-843. Power of commission to make fair and reasonable, § 15, pp. 853-855. Of carriers, persons affected by, may be made parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. REHEARING. When commission may grant, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. How conducted, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Effect of order granted at, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Shall not excuse carrier from complying with order, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. REiyiESIES. Shippers damaged must elect between complaint to commission or suit in federal court, § 9, p. 848. Provided by this Act are cumulative, in addition to existing reme- dies, § 22, pp. 863, 864. By mandamus, to compel carrier to move traffic, § 23, pp. 864, 865., REMIT. Carrier shall not remit any portion of rates or charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. REMOVAL. Of commissioner, by President, § 11, p. 850. REPEAL. Of statutes by Elkins Act, Elkins Act, § 4, p. 847. Of statutes by Elkins Act, effect on existing rights of action, Elkins Act, § 4, p. 847. REPORT OF WEIGHT. Criminal liability of carrier for false, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for false, § 10, pp. 848-850. 928 Inteestatb Commekce Act. EEPOETS. 1. Annual reports of commission. 2. Of investigations. 3. Of carriers. 1. Annual reports of commission. Commission may cause its annual report to be printed for early distribution, § 14, p. 853. Annual report shall be transmitted to Congress, § 21, p. 863. May recommend additional legislation, § 21, p. 863. 2. Of investigations. Shall be written, § 14, p. 853. Contents of, § 14, p. 853. Commission may provide for publication of, § 14, p. 853. Authorized publication of, shall be competent evidence, § 14, p. 853. 3. Of carriers. Statistics, etc., contained in, shall be prima facie evidence, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may require annual, § 20, pp. 860-863. Contents of, § 20, pp. 860-863. Forfeiture for failure to file, § 20, pp. 860-863. Annual report shall be made under oath, § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission may require monthly, § 20, pp. 860-863. EEPRESENTATION OF CONTENTS. Criminal liability of shipper for false, § 10, pp. 848-850. BOUTES. See also, "Commission;" "Common Carriers;" "Through Routes." Filing, etc., of schedules showing rates between different points on, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may establish, § 15, pp. 853-855. RULES. See, " Eegulations." SAILORS' HOMES. Free transportation may be given to inmates of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Transportation at reduced rates of inmates of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. SCHEDULES. See, " Tariff Schedules." Index. 929 SEAL. Commission shall have, which shall be judically noticed, § 17, p. 859. Documents certified under seal of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. SECRETAKIES. Of T. M. C. A., see, " Traveling Secretaries." SECRETARY OF COMMISSION. Commission may appoint, § 18, p. 859. Annual salary, $3,500, § 18, p. 859. Documents filed with commission shall be kept as public records in custody of, § 16, pp. 855-858. SENATE. Appointment of commissioners shall be by and with the advice and consent of, § 11, p. 850. SEPARATE OFFENSE. See, " Offense." SERVICE. See also, " Common Carriers." Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall state any rules or regula- tions which affect the value of, to the passengers, etc., § 6, pp. 841- 843. Payment by carrier to shipper furnishing any, § 15, pp. 853-855. SERVICE OF PROCESS. In investigations by commission, § 12, pp. 850-852. In suit to enforce award of damages, § 16, pp. 855-858. SERVICES. Included in term " transportation," § 1, pp.837-840. SESSIONS. General, of commission shall be held in Washington, D. C, § 19, p. 860. Special, of commission may be held anywhere in United States, § 19, p. 860. SET ASIDE. Venue of suits to, orders of the commission, § 16, p. 860. SETHNG ASIDE. Of order of commission, § 15, pp. 853-855. SHIPMENT. Continuous carriage to destination from place of, § 7, p. 847. 59 930 Inteestate Commeeoe Act. SHIPPERS. Duty of carriers to fumisb. cars to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Duty of railroads to furnish switch connections to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Complaints of, upon failure of carriers to install switches, § 1, pp. 837-840. Carriers shall not extend to, any privileges or facilities not specified in tariffs, § 6, pp. 841-843. Injured by violations of this Act may recover damages from car- riers, § 8, p. 847. Damaged by violations of this Act may complain to commission or sue in federal court, § 9, p. 848. Criminal liability of, for false billing, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability for inducing carriers to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp. 848-850. Inducing unjust discrimination liable with carrier, in action on case by shipper injured, § 10, pp. 848-850. Copy of report of investigation shall be furnished to complainant, § 14, p. 853. Injured, may apply to court to enforce orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Who receive rebates are guilty of misdemeanor and liable to fine and imprisonment, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Receiving rebates from carriers shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. When acts of officer, agents, etc., shall be deemed acts of, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Power of court to compel giving of testimony or production of books by, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. SHORT HAUL. See, "Long and Short Haul." SLEEPING CAR COMPANIES. See also, " Sleeping Cahs." Included in term " common carriers," § 1, pp. 837-840. SLEEPING CARS. Employees on, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. SOCIETIES. See, "Charitable Societies." SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HOMES. Inmates and boards of managers of, may be given free transporta- tion, § 1, pp. 887-840. Transportation at reduced rates of inmates of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. SOnCITATION. To induce carrier to discriminate unjustly, a misdemeanor, § 10, pp. 848-850. Index. 931 SPECIAL AGENTS. Commission may employ, to inspect accounts, etc., § 14, p. 853. Commission may employ, who may administer oaths, examine wit- nesses and receive evidence, § 20, pp. 860-863. SPECIAL COUNSEL. Commission may employ, § 16, pp. 855-858. SPECIAL EXAMINERS. See, "Examiners." SPECIAL RATE. Discrimination by means of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. SPURS. Included in term " railroad," § 1, pp. 83Y-840. STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION. May complain to commission of violation by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 853. STATES. See also, " Body Politic." Application of Act to transportation between, § 1, pp. 837-840. Eailroad commissions of, may complain to commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. This Act shall not prevent handling of property at reduced rate for, § 22, pp. 863, 864. STATE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HOMES. See, " Soldiers' and Sailors' Homes." STATION. Two copies of schedules showing rates, etc., shall be kept posted in each, § 6, pp. 841-843. STATISTICS. Contained in annual reports of carriers shall be prima facie evi- dence, § 16, pp. 855-858. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS. On complaints for recovery of damages and suits to enforce orders for payment of damages, § 16, pp. 855-858. Exception as to damage claims accruing prior to passage of this Act, § 16, pp. 855-858. Six years', on recovery of three times amount of rebates received, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. STATUTES. Eepealed by Elkins Act, Elkins Act, § 4, p. 847. 932 Interstate Commeece Act. STIPULATION. By parties, for taking of testimony in a foreign country, § 12, pp. 850-852. STOCK. Person owning, of common carrier may not be commissioner, § 11, p. 850. STOCKHOLDERS. Annual report of carrier shall show number of, § 20, pp. 860-863. STOPPAGE. Shall not prevent continuous carriage, § Y, p. 847. STOEAGE. Charges for, see, " Charges." Services in connection with, included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state all charges for, § 6, pp. 841-843. SUBPOENA. Power of commission to, § 12, pp. 850-852. If disobeyed, aid of courts may be invoiced, § 12, pp. 850-852. Circuit Court may punish disobedience of, § 12, pp. 850-852. Any commissioner may sign, § 17, p. 859. SUITS. See also, "Actions." Venue of, to set aside or suspend orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. To suspend or set aside orders of commission, provisions of exx)edit- ing act applicable to, § 16, pp. 855-858. SUPERANNUATED EMPLOYEES. Included in term " employees " as used in provision as to giving of free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER. Of commission, prescribing division of joint rates, § 15, pp. 853- 855. SUPREME COURT. Appeal shall lie to, from Circuit Courts' decision on petition to en- force order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal to, on petition to enforce order, shall have priority over all except criminal causes, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal from order granting injunction shall be only to, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal to, shall not vacate or suspend order appealed from, § 16, pp. 855-858. Index. 933 SURGEONS. Free transportation may be given to surgeons in employ of carriers, and to their families, § 1, pp. 837-840. SUSPENSION. Of order of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to suspend orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may suspend its order, § 16, pp. 855-858. SWITCHES. Included in term " railroad," § 1, pp. 837-840. Duty of carrier to furnish, § 1, pp. 837-840. Complaint by shipper upon failure of railroad to install, § 1, pp. 837-840. SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS. Commission may require use of uniform, § 20, pp. 860-863. TARIFF SCHEDULES. See also, " Commission;" "Joint Taeiffs." Common carrier shall file, print and keep open to public inspection, showing all its rates, fares, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Copies of, for use of public shall be kept posted in two conspicuous and convenient places in each depot, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall be kept posted in such form that they shall be accessible to the public and easily inspected, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not transport passengers or property unless, have been published, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not remit or refund any portion of rates or charges specified in, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carriers shall charge only rates and fares specified in, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Carrier shall extend no privileges or facilities not specified in, § 6, pp. 841-843. Rates in, shall not exceed maximum fixed by commission, § 15, pp. 853-855. Filing of, where no through route and joint rate have been estab- lished, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall file, as basis for joint interchangeable mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. When commission may modify requirements as to filing, posting and publishing, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall be plainly printed in large type, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may prescribe and change form of, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall plainly state places between which property and passengers will be transported, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall contain the classification of freight in force, § 6, pp, 841-843. 934 Interstate Commeece Act. TARIFF SCHEDULES— Continued: Shall state separately all terminal charges, storage charges, icing charges, and all privileges or facilities granted, etc., § 6, pp. 841- 843. Shall contain any rules or regulations which may afiect aggregate charges or the value of the service rendered, § 6, pp. 841-843. No changes in published, except on thirty days' notice to the com- mission and the public, § 6, pp. 841-843. When changes in, may be on less than specified notice, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Printing of nevr schedules to show changes in rates, § 6, pp. 841-843. Copies of, filed with commission shall be prima facie evidence, § 16, pp. 841-843. Wilful failure of carrier to file, publish and observe a misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Departure from rates filed in, shall be deemed an offense under this Act, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Unlawful to give or receive rebates from rates in, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine of corporation for wilful failure to publish, file and observe, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Act of oificer, etc., who wilfully fails to file, publish and observe, shall be deemed act of carrier, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Rates in, shall be conclusively deemed legal rate, Elltins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Jurisdiction of court to punish failure to file, publish and observe, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Proceedings in court, instituted by commission, to enforce observ- ance of, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Orders of court directing observance of published rates, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Linemen of, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. TELEPHONE COMPANIES. Linemen of, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. TERMINAL CHARGES. See also, " Charges.'' Schedules filed and posted by common carrier shall separately state all, § 6, pp. 841-843. TERMINAL FACILITIES. See also, "Facilities." Included in term " railroad," § 1, pp. 837-840. Carrier not required to give use of, to connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. TERM OF OFFICE. Of commissioners, raised from six to seven years, § 24, p. 865. Index. 935 TEERITORIES. Application of Act to transportation to, or from points in, § 1, pp. 837-840. Eailroad commissions of, may complain to commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. TESTIFY. Court may compel officer, agent, etc., to appear and, § 9, p. 848. Power of commission to require witnesses to attend and, § 12, pp. 850-852. TESTIMONY. Taking of, by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Manner taking by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking, by deposition in a foreign country, § 12, pp. 850-852. Fees of witnesses giving, by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Shall not be used against witness in any criminal proceedings, § 9, p. 848; § 19, p. 860. THROUGH RATES. See also, "Eates." Filing, etc., of schedules, where no through route and joint rate has been established, § 6, pp. 841-843. When changes in, may be made on less than thirty days' notice, § 6, pp. 841-843. From United States through foreign country to any place in United States, penalty for not making public, § 6, pp. 841-843. THROUGH ROUTES. See also, "Eoutes." Duty of carriers to establish, § 1, pp. 837-840. Eates applicable to, § 1, pp. 837-840. By rail and water, filing and publishing of joint rate for, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may establish, § 15, pp. 853-855. "Where one of connecting carriers is a water line, § 15, pp. 853-855. TICKETS. See also, "Free Tickets." This Act shall not prevent issuance of mileage, excursion or pas- senger, § 22, pp. 863, 864. This Act shall not prevent issuance of joint, interchangeable 5,000- mile, § 22, pp. 863, 804. Eailroads may exchange, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Special privileges as to free baggage under mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. TIMBER. May be transported by railroad even though owned and produced by it, § 1, pp. 837-840. 936 Interstate Oommeece Act. TIME SCHEDULE. Unlawful to prevent continuous carriage by change of, § 7, p. 847. TOWN. See, " Body Politic." TRACKS. Included in term " railroad," § 1, pp. 837-840. Carrier not required to give use of, to connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. TRAFFIC. Kinds of, not to receive undue preference from carriers, § 3, p. 840. Interchange of, between connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. Every common carrier shall file copies of all its contracts, agree- ments, etc., relating to, § 6, pp. 841-843. Military, shall have precedence over all other, in time of war, or threatened war, § 6, pp. 841-843. Mandamus will lie to compel carrier to move, § 23, pp. 864, 865. TRAFFIC AGREEMENTS. Every common carrier shall file with the commission copies of, § 6, pp. 841-843. TRANSFER. Services in connection with transfer of property included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. TRANSFER IN TRANSIT. Services in connection with, included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. TRANSPORTATION. See also, " Free Transportation." Scope of term, § 1, pp. 837-840. Of passengers or property, application of Act to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Duty of carriers to furnish, § 1, pp. 837-840. Charges for, shall be just and reasonable, § 1, pp. 837-840. By railroad of articles manufactured, produced or owned by it, pro- hibited, except for use in business as carrier, § 1, pp. 837-840. Discrimination as to rates and charges for, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Undue preference to shippers, localities, etc., prohibited, § 3, p. 840. Duty to afford facilities for, to connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. Charges for long and short hauls, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Carriers shall file, print, and kep open to public inspection schedules showing all their rates, charges, etc., for, § 6, pp. 841-843. Section as to filing and posting of schedules applies to all, defined in this Act, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall not engage in, unless rates, etc., have been published, § 6, pp. 841-843. Index. 937 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. See, " Common Carrier." TRAVELING SECRETARIES. Of T. M. C. A. may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. TROOPS. In time of war, or threatened war, precedence shall be given to trans- portation of, § 6, pp. 841-843. TYPE. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall be plainly printed in large, § 6, pp. 841-843. XJNDTJE PREFERENCES. See, "Preferences." UNIFORM SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS. Commission may require use of, § 20, pp. 860-863. UNITED STATES. Application of Act to commerce between points in foreign countries and the, § 1, pp. 837-840. This Act shall not prevent handling of property at reduced rate for government of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. Shall institute necessary proceedings to enforce Act, and punish violations thereof, at request of commission, § 12, pp. 850-862; Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Shall bring civil suits to recover forfeitures for violations of orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. To prosecute proceedings against carriers on direction of attorney- general or request by commission, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. UNJUST DISCRIMINATION. See, " Discrimination." UNLAWFUL. Various acts which are, see specific headings. UNREASONABLE PREFERENCES. See, "Preferences." VACANCIES. Pilling of, in the Interstate Commerce Commission, § 11, p. 850. In commission shall not impair powers of remaining commissioners to act, § 11, p. 850. VALUABLE CONSIDERATION. Receipt of, as rebate or offset, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. 938 Inteestate Commeece Act. VALUE or SERVICE EENDERED. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall state any rules or regTila- tions which affect the, to passenger, shipper or consignee, § 6, pp. 841-843. VEHICLES. Which are included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. VENTILATION. Services in connection with, included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. VENUE. See also, "Jurisdiction." Of suits to enjoin, set aside or suspend orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. VILLAGE. See, " Body Politic." VOTE. Every vote of commission shall be entered of record, § 17, p. 859. VOUCHERS. For payment of expenses of commission, § 18, p. 859. WAR. In time of, or threatened, preference and precedence shall be given to military traffic, § 6, pp. 841-843. WASHINGTON. Principal office of commission shall be in, § 19, p. 860. General sessions of commission shall be held in, § 19, p. 860. WATER. Act does not apply to transportation of, by pipe lines, § 1, pp. 837- 840. Carrier shall file, etc., schedules showing rates for transportation by, when a through route and joint rate has been established, § 6, pp. 837-840. WATER LINE. Commission may establish through route and joint rate over, § 15, pp. 853-855. WEIGHING. Criminal liability of carrier for false, § 10, pp. 848-850. WEIGHT. Criminal liability of carrier for false report of, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for false report of, § 10, pp. 848-850. Index. 939 WITNESSES. When free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Court may compel, to testify, § 9, p. 848; Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Commission may compel, to attend and testify, § 12, pp. 850-852. Attendance may be required from any place in United States, at any designated place of hearing by commission, § 12, pp, 850-852. Testimony of any, may be taken by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Manner of taking testimony of, by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking testimony of, in a foreign country, by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Fees of, testifying by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Contempt of court by, § 12, pp. 850-852. Fees and mileage of, same as in United States courts, § 18, p. 859. Special agents may examine, § 20, pp. 860-863. Power of court to compel attendance and giving of testimony, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Immunity in court proceedings, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. WRECKS. Persons injured in, and attendant physicians and nurses may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. WEIT OF MANDAMUS. See, "Mandamus.'' YARDS. See, " Freight Yards." YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. See, " Traveling Secretaries." INDEX Public Service Commissions Law and Notes. [941] Index to Public Service Commissions Law and Notes. ABANDONMENT. Of lines by carrier, n. [14], p. 586. ABETS. Agent or officer of carrier who abets violation of provisions of Act or order of commission guilty of misdemeanor, § 56, subd. 2, p. 595. Agent or officer of corporation other than carrier who abets violation of Act or order of commission guilty of misdemeanor, § 58, subd. 2, pp. 611, 612. ABOLISHED. By the Public Service Commissions Law; Board of railroad commissioners, § 80, p. 660. Board of rapid transit railroad commissioners, § 83, p. 662. Commission of gas and electricity, § 81, p. 661. Inspector and deputy inspector of gas meters, § 82, pp. 661, 662. ABSTRACTS. Of reports of public service corporations to be printed, and dis- tributed, § 16, p. 89. ABUTTING OWNERS. Consents to contraction of street railroad: Necessity of, n. [7], p. 564. Report of commissioners in lieu of, n. [8], pp. 564, 565. Interference with easements of, by elevated railroads, n. pp. 571-576. ACCESS. To accounts and records of carriers, commission shall have, § 52, p. 556. Interference with easement of, by elevated railroads, n., pp. 571- 576. ACCESSORIAL SERVICES. Definition of term, n. [9], p. 39. ACCIDENT. Term defined, n., p. 458. ACCIDENTS. Carriers may give free transportation to persons injured in, and to attendant physicians and nurses, § 33, pp. 343, 344. Notice of happening of, to be given to commissions, § 47, p. 457. Investigation of, by commission, § 47, p. 457. [943] 944 Public Seevice Law and Notes. ACCOMMODATIONS. See also, " Sekvioe and Facilities." Afforded by carriers, commission shall keep informed as to, § 45, subd. 2, p. 450. Whether statutes or orders relating to, regulate interstate commerce, n. [15], pp. 166-167. Discrimination in, furnished to negroes, n. [2Y], pp. 333, 334. ACCOUNTS. 1. Of carriers. 2. Of gas and electrical corporations and nmnicipalities furnish- ing gas or electricity. 1. Of carriers. General power of commission to examine and compel produc- tion of, § 45, subd. 3, pp. 450, 451. Carriers may be required to file sworn copies of, with commis- sion, § 45, subd. 3, pp. 450, 451. Commission shall have access to, § 52, p. 556. In which particular items are to be entered may be prescribed by commission, § 52, p. 556. Form of, may be prescribed by commission, § 52, p. 556. System may be prescribed by commission, § 52, p. 556. May be inspected by subordinates of commission, § 52, p. 556. Employee of commission shall not divulge information ac- quired on examination of accounts of, § 52, p. 556. Power of commission to compel keeping of, n., p. 557. Z. Gas and electrical corporations, and municipalities furnishing gas or electricity. Commission may prescribe methods of keeping, § 66, subd. 4, p. 618. General power of commission to examine or compel produc- tion of, § 66, subd. 8, p. 619. Examination of, upon investigation as to quality or price of gas or electricity, § 71, p. 641. 