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Portrait of Harlan F. Stone Harlan F. Stone United Fuel Company v. Public Service Commission of West Virginia…

The court merely allowed the total amount so found as plant depreciation, and did not estimate depreciation at a percentage of its own rate base, which was higher than that of the commission, the principal item of its valuation differing from that of the commission, being its assumed value of appellant's gas rights.
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Portrait of Harlan F. Stone Harlan F. Stone United Fuel Company v. Public Service Commission of West Virginia…

Appellant is a west Virginia corporation engaged in producing natural gas which it sells in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky. A part of its business is the sale of gas at wholesale to distributors, and is not regulated by any public body. Another part is the sale of gas direct to consumers in West Virginia cities, and is subject to regulation by the appellee commission. In April, 1924, appellant filed with the commission a schedule increasing its rates in its 'regulated' business in West Virginia.
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