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Inventory of the Public Utilities Commission. Annual Reports of Utilities Records: Part II
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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.
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[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.