CITY of WYNONA v. CORPORATION COMM'N

CITY of WYNONA v. CORPORATION COMM'N
1930 OK 191
287 P. 1032
143 Okla. 33
Case Number: 21060
Decided: 04/29/1930
Supreme Court of Oklahoma

CITY of WYNONA
v.
CORPORATION COMMISSION et al.

¶0 Leander Hall, for plaintiff in error.

PER CURIAM.

¶1 The Oklahoma Power & Water Company was a holder of a franchise granting authority to operate a public utility business in the city of Wynona, Osage county, Okla., and furnish natural gas to the citizens thereof for commercial and domestic use. It submitted its declaration and agreement to the Corporation Commission, whereby it surrendered its said franchise in exchange for a revocable permit as provided in chapter 102, Session Laws 1925, known as House Bill No. 4. Over the protest of the city of Wynona, the Corporation Commission on July 22, 1929, granted the revocable permit under the provisions of the act of the Legislature above cited. From this action of the Corporation Commission, the city of Wynona has appealed to this court.