In Re Central Illinois Light Co. No. 3626, April 22, 1915, $276,000 refunding thirty-year 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 90% of their par value, the proceeds of $106,000 of such bonds to be used to reimburse the company for capital expenditures, and the proceeds of $170,000 of said bonds to be used to refund and retire $170,000 par value of first mortgage twenty-year 5% gold bonds of Citizens Gas & Electric Company, dated Feb. 15, 1902; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income before April 1, 1943.

In Re Hoyleton Electric Light Co. No. 3776, April 22, 1915, $5,000 capital stock to be issued at par and for money only, the proceeds to be applied to the acquisition of property, and for the construction, extension, or improvements of or additions to the facilities of the company.

In Re Central Illinois Utilities Co. No. 3599, May 6, 1915, $288,000 first mortgage 6% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 88% of their par value, $255,159.28, and the proceeds of such bonds to reimburse the company for capital expenditures, $32,840.72 of the proceeds thereof to be used for the expense of the sale of the securities authorized, all discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income before Oct. 1, 1932.

In Re Tri-County Light & P. Co. No. 3762, May 6, 1915, $218,000 of its first and refunding mortgage gold bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, $175,386.83 of the proceeds thereof to be used to reimburse the company for capital expenditures, $32,623.17 of the proceeds thereof to be used for the expense of the sale of such securities; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income on or before Nov. 15, 1952.

In Re Decatur R. & Light Co. No. 3820, May 6, 1915, permission to acknowledge and deliver a supplemental mortgage to the Federal Trust Company of Illinois, as trustee.

In Re Illinois Northern Utilities Co. No. 3799, May 6, 1915, authority to pledge $100,000 par value first and refunding mortgage gold bonds at 68% of the par value thereof as collateral for outstanding obligations incurred for moneys used for the acquisition of property, or for the construction, extension, or improvement of or addition to facilities, such obligations being payable at periods of not more than twelve months after the date of the issuance of the same, provided that such obligations shall not, in whole or in part, be renewed for an aggregate period of more than two years without the consent or further order of the Commission.

In Re W. J. Wright Co. No. 3825, May 6, 1915, $4,000 capital stock to be issued at par for cash only, the proceeds thereof to be devoted to the acquisition of property, and for the construction, extension, and improvement of or addition to facilities.

In Re Ohio Valley Electric Co. No. 3692, May 20, 1915, $25,000

of common stock and $25,000 6% first mortgage twenty-five-year gold bonds, such stock to be issued for cash at not less than par, and such bonds to be sold at not less than 90% of their par value, the proceeds of such securities to be used for the acquisition of property, and for the construction, extension, or improvement of, or addition to, facilities; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to the maturity of such bonds. The form of mortgage or deed of trust and the form of the bonds was approved by a supplemental order dated August 5, 1915.

In Re Chicago, T. H. & S. E. R. Co. No. 3666, May 20, 1915, voting trust certificates representing common stock to the par value of $50 in exchange and payment for an assignment of a claim against the company to the amount of $50,000.

In Re Freeport Water Co. Docket No. 3816, May 20, 1915, $17,000 first mortgage bonds to reimburse company for moneys expended for betterments and improvements, to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income.

In Re Champaign & U. Water Co. No. 3675, May 20, 1915, $5,600 capital stock and $16,000 first mortgage 5% sinking fund gold bonds, the stock to be sold for cash at par, and the bonds at not less than 90% of their par value, $15,825 of the proceeds to be used for construction, extension, or improvement or additions to facilities, and $4,180.38 for the discharge and lawful refunding of obligations incurred for construction, extension, improvements, or additions to facilities; discounts and commissions to be amortized out of income prior to July 1, 1932.

In Re Chester Water & P. Co. Docket No. 3716, May 20, 1915, $3,300 of common stock for betterments and improvements.

In Re People's Gaslight & Coke Co. No. 3751, May 20, 1915, $3,000 general and refunding 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 95% of their par value, proceeds to be used for refunding bonds of the Lake Gas Company in the sum of $300,000, issued under an indenture of mortgage of the Lake Gas Company, July 1, 1885, payable July 1, 1915.

In Re People's Gaslight & Coke Co. No. 3752, May 20, 1915, $73,520 of capital stock to reimburse company for expenditures for the construction, extension, improvement of and addition to its facilities.

In Re Beason Teleph. Co. No. 3758, May 20, 1915, $6,200 of the proceeds to be used for the acquisition of the Beason Telephone plant, $300 for additions, betterments, and extensions to such plant.

In Re Intertownship Teleph. Co. No. 3811, May 20, 1915, $10,000 capital stock, proceeds to be used to retire note in the aggregate amount of $10,000.

In Re Chicago R. Co. No. 3859, June 3, 1915, $2,926,313.98 first

mortgage gold bonds to be sold at not less than 95% of their par value, proceeds to be used for the construction, acquisition, extension, and improvements and equipment of additions to its property and facilities; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be charged to surplus.

In Re Roberts Fireproof Storage Co. No. 3482, June 17, 1915, $25,000 common capital stock, $24,000 of the proceeds of which are to be used for the acquisition of property and $1,000 for working capital.

In Re Ross, No. 3680, June 17, 1915, $1,060,599.12 car equipment notes under agreement with Haskell & Barker Car Company.

In Re Economy Electric Light & P. Co. No. 3710, June 17, 1915, capital stock to the amount of $20,000, at not less than par, proceeds to be used for the acquisition of property.

In Re Jackson, No. 3965, June 24, 1915, an extension of $4,302,000 of equipment obligations of the company.

In Re Chicago & W. I. R. Co. No. 3774, June 24, 1915, ratification of issue of $599,000 of consolidated mortgage bonds and authority to issue $384,000 additional consolidated mortgage bonds for the purpose of refunding and retiring outstanding general mortgage bonds issued under consolidated mortgage of Dec. 1, 1882, such bonds not to be sold for less than par.

In Re Freeport R. & Light Co. No. 3418, June 30, 1915, $335,000 first and consolidated 5% mortgage bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used to reimburse company for moneys expended for the acquisition of property and for betterments and improvements.

In Re Illinois Northern Utilities Co. No. 3975, June 30, 1915, $160,000 first and refunding 5% mortgage gold bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, $27,541.27 of the proceeds of which to be used to reimburse company for moneys expended for construction, extension, and improvement of and addition to its facilities, and $108,533.14, the proceeds of which to be used for construction, extension, improvement, etc., of facilities; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income before April 1, 1957.

In Re Peoria R. Co. No. 3933, June 30, 1915, $115,000 first and refunding mortgage 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 88% of their par value, $50,149.28 of the proceeds of which to be used for construction, extensions, etc., $64,227.74 of the proceeds of which to be used for the discharge or lawful refunding of obligations; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to Feb. 1, 1926.

In Re Quincy R. Co. No. 3925, June 30, 1915, $59,000 first and refunding mortgage 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for construction, exten

sion, improvement of or addition to facilities and for discharge or lawful refunding of obligations incurred for extensions and improvements; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to Feb. 1, 1932.

In Re Danville Street R. & Light Co. No. 3914, June 30, 1915, $269,000 consolidated and refunding 5% debenture gold bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for construction, extension, or improvement of, or addition to, facilities, and for discharge or lawful refunding of obligations; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to March 1, 1938.

In Re Bloomington & N. R. & Light Co. No. 3910, June 30, 1915, $69,000 first and general mortgage 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 87% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for improvements, and for the discharge or lawful refunding of obligations; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to Jan. 21, 1928.

In Re Decatur R. & Light Co. No. 3911, June 30, 1915, $251,000 consolidated and refunding mortgage 5% bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for the improvements and betterments, and for the discharge or lawful refunding of obligations; discounts, commissions, expenses to be amortized out of income prior to March 1, 1938.

In Re Urbana & C. R. Gas & Electric Co. No. 3912, June 30, 1915, $60,000 consolidated and refunding 5% gold bonds to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for betterments and improvements, and for the discharge or lawful refunding of obligations; discounts, commissions, or expenses to be amortized out of income prior to March 1, 1938.

In Re Mt. Pulaski Teleph. & Electric Co. No. 3699, July 8, 1915, $7,000 demand note part purchase price of telephone property.

In Re Local Teleph. Co. No. 3794, July 8, 1915, ratification of issue of bonds to the amount of $7,500 issued without the authority of the Commission and pledged as collateral security for notes for purchase of telephone exchange; company ordered to secure the lease and return to treasury $15,500 bonds deposited as collateral for personal loans.

In Re Chicago, B. & Q. R. Co. No. 3987, July 8, 1915, $15,850,000 4% bonds under the general mortgage of March 2, 1908, to the Central Trust Co., of New York, and Oliver M. Spencer, trustees, to be sold at not less than 90% of their par value, the proceeds to be devoted to reimbursement of company for capital expenditures; discounts to be amortized out of income prior to date of maturity of bonds.

In Re Mississippi Valley Teleph. Co. No. 3936, July 8, 1915, permission to execute and deliver to the Sangemon Loan & Trust Com

pany of Springfield, Illinois, as trustee, deed of trust dated June 1, 1915, to secure a total issue of $100,000 of 6% bonds to be issued as authorized by Commission; $80,000 of which bonds to be issued at par for the acquisition of property, for the construction, extension, or improvement, etc., and for the discharge or lawful refunding of obligations.

In Re Chicago & W. I. R. Co. No. 3772, July 8, 1915, $13,941,922.21 first and refunding mortgage 5% bonds to be issued pursuant to the terms, conditions, and provisions of a mortgage to the Bankers Trust Company, trustee, dated September 2, 1912, $10,000,000 of the proceeds to be used for refunding and paying short term notes aggregating such sum, $941,922.21 of the proceeds to be used for amounts already expended for certain work required under track elevation ordinances, including additions to, improvements upon, and betterments of the applicant exclusively leased to the Belt Railway Company of Chicago, and $3,000,000 of the proceeds thereof for expenditures for like purpose to be made during the years 1915 and 1916; discounts, commissions, and expenses to be amortized out of income by payment of equal monthly instalments as long as the same may be necessary, such instalments to be paid before dividends.

In Re Chicago & W. I. R. Co. No. 3773, July 8, 1915, $4,555,220.22 first and refunding mortgage 5% bonds to be sold at not less than 90 per cent of their par value, the proceeds to be used for improvements, additions, and betterments to the company's property; discounts and expenses to be amortized out of income prior to December 1, 1962.

In Re Chicago & W. I. R. Co. No. 3775, July 8, 1915, ratification of sale at 80% par value of consolidated mortgage bonds aggregating $2,066,000, the sum of $941,922.21 realized from the sale of such bonds expended upon the property of the Belt Division of the applicant, to be transferred from consolidated mortgage bond account to first and refunding mortgage bond account; the unexpended balance or $1,144,394.22 to be expended for the purpose of improvements, additions, betterments, and extensions to the Chicago & Western Indiana "Common Property," discounts and expenses, including $400,000 of discount on last previous sale of consolidated mortgage bonds, to be amortized out of income prior to July 1, 1952.

In Re Western United Gas & Electric Co. No. 4007, July 22, 1915, $49,000 general mortgage gold 5% bonds, series C, to be sold at not less than 85% of their par value, the proceeds to be used for the retirement of $49,000 par value of series A bonds secured by general mortgage to First Trust & Savings Bank, discounts, commissions, and expenses to be charged to profit and loss.

In Re Cobden Light & P. Co. No. 3806, July 22, 1915, $5,000 capital stock, the proceeds to be devoted to the construction of an electric lighting plant and distribution system in the city of Cobden,