A paper presented on Oct. 30, 1951, at the Florida Section Meeting, Daytona Beach, Fla., by
WF Whitney, Commissioner, Public Service Commission of-Wisconsin, Madison, Wis …

THE history of the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, formerly called the Board of
Railroad Commis-sioners, begins in 1874. In that year three commissioners were appointed …

A paper presented on Sept. 18, 1952, at the Wisconsin Section Meeting, Madison, Wis., by
John C. Doerfer, Chairman, Wisconsin Public Service Commission, Madison, Wis. defines …

The distinctive feature of the public utilities law of Wisconsin is that it gives the Public Service
Commission supervision over all municipal utilities, including water plants:" Section 196.01 …

Public Utilities Commission is-sued an order instituting an investiga-tion to consider the
adoption of service standards and service rules for water utilities under its jurisdiction. The …

A paper presented on June 1, 1949, at the Annual Conference, Chicago, by Timothy Brown,
Commissioner, State Public Service Commission, Madison, Wis. is one of the few states in …

This article contains a statement by Henry Graeser, AWWA President, and Superintendent of
Water Works, Dallas, Texas, on the National Water Policy of AWWA, presented September 7 …

this in mind, the possibility of getting water from the federal supply was agreed to be the
proper solution. A committee was appointed by the Board of Supervisors to contact the US …

The history of the public water supply of Kansas City, Mo., begins in the year 1873 when the
National Water Works Company of New York City was granted a franchise to operate a …

By HK Gidley earliest water supplies developed in West Virginia were the natural springs
which abound along the eastern border of the state, from Morgan County on the north to …