, 1860-08-11

The West Side Ral1road Quealion.
This ma.ter, which it was supposed was ad-
jus.ed by mutual agreement between tue CHI
Gems Of the West Side and The agents Of the
rairc al companies, has, by the refusal Of the
railroad companies to abide by the terms Of the
compromise agreed upon, been re opened for
further action; aud It is further proper thatt the
people of the West Division, At least, should
know precisely how the matter stands.
The basis Of sn ordinsnce agreed upon By the
Committee Of the citizens and the gentlemen
who represent the railroad companies was os
follow3:
BAs1s OF ORDINANCE.
!, On the passage Of the ordinance the Fort
Wayne Railroad Company will consummate its
location Of depot grounds a soon as they can
legally do So
2 The railway companies shall Immediately
BERN, and perslstently follow the making Of tlr
rermanent connection and tunnels, and shall
inish tunnel under Lake STREET in eight
months, Randolph street in ten months, md
Madison in four months.
5, The tim ,orary track 10 be used with The
utmost care and caution, speed not to exceed
GTe miles per hour, and 10 be taken up in twelve
months FROM making connections. or sooner, if
permanent. tracks and connection be ready.
4. 10 Toe event q! an .,osnstlon ne'nE c1'h'n
etrsrt ~ he tunneje The comnauies are to nress
for heeri.g md dissolution as soon as poss,
Bile, and the citizens mag employ counsel 10 aid
the coaasel ot tne ltt!roaa oonpantS IN a,,h .1s
oli orders of lie Court in the premises, and
firmly and fully prosecute ana insist upon their
!sts 10 ns1e shen % taen ~ ny stata nnd tie
c,ty Ordinances,
s. The most stringent penalties and remedies
10 pe g'sen lor ns1oE teu1poratY .!aes 'opser
propelty ns:Ie' " sne ,;stia - .sasnass
c. No e1.rnsinn Of Use OF temporary track
e'tt a"j puo'e Oh ce's :" W E.eI 1f
petition Of The Owners Of two. thirds the proper
on the st5eet r., crG;sSd ' counting from the r'T'
g "@'' ~ '0'
This was reported back bE the comm"1ee Of
the people to the meeting, adopted, and Ctm-
ni,tee appointed to prepare an ordinance upon
that basis. That Committee was composed of
| s.s Ii .ys,P. ". Gates, C. N. Holden, John G,
H.. ..;,.o,5
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ecn1'emen copy ''f e1an'''''on' aao ~ W.
pot'1u's' ~. nsh ''1 .',...., a-. 49,
| principal and, indeed, the ouly objection urged
by them was, to the s,ringency Of the 4.h Sec,
ton. In answer to .ha. the Committee refer.
red them to the s.h aud 9Th clauses Of tic
o,rs.ment The Committee unapimous,r
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agreed upon an ordinance except 1hst
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provisions, with o lew exceptions OF minor I'M
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