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Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf387002jm No online items Inventory of the Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II Processed by The California State Archives staff; supplementary encoding and revision supplied by Xiuzhi Zhou. California State Archives 1020 "O" Street Sacramento, California 95814 Phone: (916) 653-2246 Fax: (916) 653-7363 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.sos.ca.gov/archives/ © 2000 California Secretary of State. All rights reserved. Inventory of the Public Utilities F3725 1 Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II Inventory of the Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II Inventory: F3725 California State Archives Office of the Secretary of State Sacramento, California Contact Information: California State Archives 1020 "O" Street Sacramento, California 95814 Phone: (916) 653-2246 Fax: (916) 653-7363 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.sos.ca.gov/archives/ Processed by: The California State Archives staff © 2000 California Secretary of State. All rights reserved. Descriptive Summary Title: Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II Inventory: F3725 Creator: Public Utilities Commission Extent: see Series Descriptions Repository: California State Archives Sacramento, California Language: English. Publication Rights For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact the California State Archives. Permission for reproduction or publication is given on behalf of the California State Archives as the owner of the physical items. The researcher assumes all responsibility for possible infringement which may arise from reproduction or publication of materials from the California State Archives collections. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II, F3725, California State Archives. Statement on Sampling Methodology In order to reduce the volume of annual reports filed with the Commission, simple sampling techniques have been used. All reports for companies beginning with the letters G, R and S have been retained. The random selection of letters ensures, in most cases, an adequate representation of companies chronologically and geographically in the state. In addition, major companies have been selected from other letters of the alphabet based on several factors, including, but not limited to, volume of business, range of operations, importance of company in California history, number of reports available for a given company and existance of company reports already within the PUC record group. Use of these sampling procedures should result in an approximate retention level of 25% after processing. Steam and electric railroad annual reports will be exempt from sampling. Because of a higher frequency of use and general value to the state's history, all railroad reports will be retained as is consistent with past practice. Inventory of the Public Utilities F3725 2 Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II 1. Annual Reports of Utilities-Electric & Gas Utilities, 1954, 1966. F3725:9329-9330 1. Annual Reports of Utilities-Electric & Gas Utilities, 1954, 1966. Scope and Content Note Arranged chronologically by year of report. Contains information on fiscal operations of company, including brief history, names & addresses of principal officers, balance sheet, income statement, inventory of physical property, investments, debts, stock statements, tax statements, construction work in progress, generation and transmission statistics, & data on electrical system. F3725:9311-9328 2. Annual Reports of Utilities-Steam Railroads, 1942-69. Physical Description: 3/4 c.f. Scope and Content Note Arranged alphabetically by name of company and thereunder chronologically by year of report. Contains information on fiscal operations of company, including brief history, names & addresses of principal officers, description of voting powers & elections, balance sheet, inventory of physical properties, investments in affiliated & non-affiliated companies, capital stock statements, debts, income accounts, operating expenses statements, tax statements, mileage operated, railroad operating statistics, freight statements, personnel statistics, & contracts. F3725:9371-10175 3. Annual Reports of Utilities-Warehousemen, 1947-76. Physical Description: 4½ c.f. Scope and Content Note Arranged alphabetically by name of company & thereunder chronologically by year of report. Contains information on fiscal operations of company, including brief history, names & addresses of principal officers, balance sheets, income accounts, debts, inventory of physical properties, tax statements, warehouse statistics, & expenditures for political purposes. F3725:9331-9370 4. Annual Reports of Utilities-Water Carriers, 1958-69. Physical Description: ½ c.f. Scope and Content Note Arranged alphabetically by name of company & thereunder chronologically by year of report. Contains information on fiscal operations of company, including identity of respondent, names & addresses of principal officers, description of voting powers & elections, balance sheets, investment statements, inventory of physical property, debt & tax statements, income accounts, list of floating equipment, freight statements, personnel statistics, & expenditures for political purposes. F3725:10176-12020 5. Annual Reports of Utilities-Motor Carriers, 1945-78. Physical Description: 21c.f. Scope and Content Note Arranged alphabetically by name of company and thereunder chronologically by year of report. Reports contain information on fiscal operations of motor carrier companies including the identity of respondent, names and addresses of principal officers, description of voting powers and elections, balance sheets, investment statements, inventory of physical property, debt and tax statements, income accounts, list of automotive equipment, freight statements, personnel statistics, and expenditures for political purposes. P. U. C. Annual Reports-Electric & Gas Utilities Folder 9329-9330 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. 1954, 1966 San Francisco. San Francisco County P. U. C. Annual Reports-Railroad, Steam Inventory of the Public Utilities F3725 3 Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II P. U. C. Annual Reports-Railroad, Steam Folder 9311-9313 Almanor Railroad Co. 1942-44 Chester Folder 9314-9328 Union Pacific Railroad Co. 1955-69 Omaha. Nebraska County P.U.C. Annual Reports-Warehousemen Folder 9371-9398 Bekins Warehousing Corp. 1947-73 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9399-9425 Davies Warehouse Co. 1947-73 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9426-9445 Delta Warehouse Co. 1948-64, 1969-73 Stockton. San Joaquin County Folder 9446-9464 Federal Ice & Cold Storage Co. 1947-65, 1973-74 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9465-9473 Gibraltar Warehouses 1964, 1966-73 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9474-9475 Gonzalez Freight Lines 1969-70 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9476-9479 L. E. Grainger Warehouse Co. 1969-72 Stockton. San Joaquin County Folder 9480-9486 Graino Elevator Co. 1964, 1969-74 Grimes. Colusa County Folder 9487-9495 Gray Truck Co. 1964, 1966-73 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9496 Gridley Warehouses, Inc. 1963-64 Gridley. Butte County Folder 9497-9505 Grisez Warehouse Co., Inc. 1964, 1966-74 Crows Landing. Stanislaus County Folder 9506-9512 Growers Refrigeration Co. 1966-72 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9513-9514 G. S. Trucking 1972-73 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9515-9522 Guadalupe Warehouse, Inc. 1966-73 Guadalupe. Santa Barbara County Folder 9523-9525 Guerin Drayage Co., Inc. 1971-73 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9526-9541 National Ice & Cold Storage Co. 1947-59, 1964-67 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9542-9550 Rabb Bros. Elevator & Mill 1964-72 San Joaquin. Fresno County Folder 9551 Red Line Warehouses, Inc. 1964 San Jose. Santa Clara County Folder 9552 Redman Van & Storage, Inc. 1964 Santa Monica. Los Angeles County Folder 9553 Redway Truck & Warehouse Co. 1964 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9554-9555 Reliance Cold Storage Warehouse Co. 1963-64, 1975-76 Stockton. San Joaquin County Folder 9556-9562 Republic Van & Storage Co. 1952-58 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9563-9569 Rhodes Warehouse & Supply Co. 1963-64, 1966-72 Tracy. San Joaquin County Folder 9570-9573 Richmond Distribution Center 1969-72 Beverly Hills. Los Angeles County Folder 9574-9582 Richmond Export Services Inc. 1960-68 Richmond. Contra Costa County Folder 9583-9590 Richmond Transfer & Storage Co. 1964, 1966-72 Inventory of the Public Utilities F3725 4 Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II P.U.C. Annual Reports-Warehousemen Richmond. Conta Costa County Folder 9591-9596 Richmond Warehouse Co. 1964-69 Richmond. Contra Costa County Folder 9597-9607 Riverside Elevators 1948-57, 1963-64 Isleton. Sacramento County Folder 9608-9610 Riz Warehouse Co., Inc. 1963-64 Willows. Glenn County Folder 9611-9619 Robertson Drayage Co., Inc. 1966-68 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9620-9627 Romel Co. 1964, 1966-72 Walnut Creek. Contra Costa County Folder 9628 Romeo's Drayage & Warehousing 1972 San Francisco. San Francisco County Folder 9629-9637 Max Rudolph Trucking 1964, 1966-72 Santa Paula. Ventura County Folder 9638-9645 Russell Truck Co. 1964, 1966-72 Los Angeles. Los Angeles County Folder 9646-9649 Sacramento River Warehouse Co. 1964, 1966-68 Colusa. Colusa County
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