...used by the railroad company for the benefit of the public, "and, in order to ascertain that value, the original cost of construction, the amount expended in permanent improvements, and the amount and market value of its bonds and stock, the present as compared with the original cost...

...interest at 6 per cent. ^ The Supreme Court, it has been seen, plainly stipulates that in addition to the " original cost of construction," the " amount expended in permanent improvements" and "the market value of the stocks and bonds" are also to be taken into consideration in ascertaining...

...interest at 6 per cent. The Supreme Court, it has been seen, plainly stipulates that in addition to the " original cost of construction," the " amount expended in permanent improvements " and "the market value of the stocks and bonds " are also to be taken into consideration in ascertaining...

...interest at 6 per cent. The Supreme Court, it has been seen, plainly stipulates that in addition to the " original cost of construction," the " amount expended in permanent improvements " and "the market value of the stocks and bonds " are also to be taken into consideration in ascertaining...

...Ascertainment of value is not controlled by artificial or general rules; among the elements to be considered are the original cost of construction, the amount expended in permanent improvements, the amount and market value of bonds and stocks as compared with the original cost, the probable earning...

...valuation, which perhaps differs in some essential respects from that heretofore generally in vogue. The elements usually available for consideration are...years immediately preceding the time of appraisement. Such basis eliminates the effect of sudden and marked fluctuations in market prices, often due to temporary...

...then used and useful in supplying San Francisco with water. Among the proper matters to be considered are the original cost of construction; the amount expended in permanent improvements; the amount and market value of stock and bonds; the present, as compared with original, cost of construction;...

...practicable of all those specified by Justice Harlan in the Nebraska case. Original cost, amount expended for permanent improvements and extensions, the reproduction cost, and the same less depreciation and going value, according to Chairman Roemer of the Wisconsin commission, all are to be considered and...

...In fixing a fair value of the utility property the Commission considers as more or less controlling the original cost of construction, the amount expended...improvements and extensions, the reproduction cost new, the reproduction cost new less depreciation, and going value. To eliminate fluctuations in market...

...not by arbitrary and fixed rules but upon a consideration of all of the evidence of value attainable. The original cost of construction, the amount expended in permanent improvements and extensions, the market value of its capital securities, the present cost of reproduction, the depreciated condition...