the duty of all such railroads to obtain as needed, from the Railroad Commission, all such schedule of rates, including such changes or revisions as may from time to time be made, and to "post" copies of same as required by law. No. 48. REGULATING CHARGES FOR SHORTER The railroads will not be required to "regulate their charges for shorter distances by their proportion of through rates between terminal or junctional competitive points." No. 49. ERECTING DEPOTS. All railroads in this State are required to erect within the time specified by the Commission union or other depots at such points as the travel and public interest shall in the judgment of the Commission justify. No. 50. CHANGING RULES. The Commission reserves the right to suspend or modify the enforcement of any of its Rules and Regulations at its discretion. No. 51. TIME TABLES. All railroads in South Carolina shall furnish the Railroad Commissioners complete Time Tables covering schedules of all regular trains carrying passengers over their respective roads; and shall furnish new time tables or schedules, whenever changes are made, as soon as such schedules are received from the printer. No. 52. ANNUAL REPORTS OF RAILROADS. The several railroad companies in this State shall be required to file in the office of the Railroad Commissioners, on or before the thirty-first day of August in each and every year, a full and detailed schedule and report of the condition and operations of such road for the current year ending on the thirtieth day of June then immediately preceding. Such schedule and reports shall be made in accordance with the rules and forms provided by the laws of South Carolina, with such changes or additions as may be made by the Railroad Commission. CIRCULARS. No. 72. RATES ON FERTILIZERS WITHIN THE STATE. Per car, 20,000 pounds minimum; per ton, 2,000 pounds. 12 miles and under. .$ 80 I IO I 20 I 30 40. I 40 50.. I 50 On and after December 1st, 1905, the Distance Tables on all Railroads in South Carolina will read as follows: provided the same does not apply to special Wood and Cotton Tariffs as covered by Special Wood and Standard Cotton Circulars: 40 50 3828 50 miles and over 60 miles and over 70 miles and over 60 80 miles and over 70 90 miles and over 80 100 miles and over 90 II0 miles and over 100 120 miles and over IIO 130 miles and over 120 140 miles and over 130 150 miles and over 140 160 miles and over 150 170 miles and over 160 180 miles and over 170 190 miles and over 180 200 miles and over 190 210 miles and over 200 220 miles and over 210 230 miles and over 220 240 miles and over 230 250 miles and over 240 260 miles and over 250 270 miles and over 260 280 miles and over 270 290 miles and over 280 300 miles and over 290 310 miles and over 300 |