CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMMISSION

Decision No. - 35881
Application No. - A25289

Applicant:
Yosemite Valley Ry. Co.

Nature of proceedings:
To close agency. Incline, Mariposa Co.

Date: unknown, Dates not given:

CRRC publication date: Nov. 2, 1943 - Aug. 28. 1945



CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMMISSION

Decision No. - 36669
Application No. - A25745

Applicant:
Yosemite Valley Ry. Co.

Nature of proceedings:
Authorized to disc. agency serv., Merced Falls.

Date: unknown, Dates not given: CRRC publication date: Nov. 2, 1943 - Aug. 28. 1945



CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMMISSION

Decision No.38083
Application No.A26422

Yosemite Valley Ry. Co.
Aban. railroad lines Merced & Mariposa Co., gr.

Date: unknown, Dates not given: CRRC publication date: Nov. 2, 1943 - Aug. 28. 1945



CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMMISSION

Dec.38083,
App. 26422.
page 929

II OPERATIONS AT A LOSS

7.xxxxx An application to abandon a railroad must be granted where the operation cannot be conducted at any reasonable profit on the value of the property, although some inconvenience and damage to shippers and the public will result. Yosemite Valley Ry. Co.,





INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Federal Interstate
Commerce Commission
page 803

F. D. No. 14688,
YOSEMITE VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY TRUSTEE ABANDONMENT.

Decided June 26, 1945.

Certificate issued permitting abandonment by the Yosemite Valley Railway Company and its trustee of their entire line of railroad extending from Merced to El Portal, 77.7 miles, in the State of California. Condition prescribed. DeWitt Morgan Manning and L. E. Tripp for applicants. Robert E. Hardwicke for Petroleum Administration for War. John C. Parsons for War Production Board. John M. Gregory for California Railroad Commission. Kenyon F. Lee, C. Ray Robinson, Samuel V. Cornell, Harry See, G. F. Irvine, H. E. Owens, and J. F. Hogan for protestants.



INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Federal Interstate
Commerce Commission
page 859

F. D. No. 11481,
YOSEMITE VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY REORGANIZATION.

Decided September 20, 1945.

Upon petitions, maximum limits of final allowances of compensation fixed for services rendered and expenses incurred generally from July 1, 1941, to termination of proceedings, by parties of interest in connection with the proceedings and plan for reorganization of the debtor. Previous report, 247 I. C. C 341. L. E. Tripp, Howard C. Bonsall, Richard W. Fewel, J. S. MacFarland, and Charles F. Felt for petitioner.