Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08

I Asohgeneekels passed me mouse On the lot
ult., and viii likely pass the Senate and BE-
come law. We are glad 70 see railroa
interest manifested in any part Of the County
and we know our friends in the Cove, whot
this road viii benefit, will know how to az
pFeeiaie the enterprise We feel confden
that when they take hold Of anything, it
bound 10 move, for they have the wealth t
back them, and the judgement to rightly sp
| ply il. May the project meet with unbound
ed success.
Az AcT to incorporate the Blair and Bed
J ford railroad company
Section /. Be Il enacted 6g The Senate an
House Of Representatives. 81 he Common
scsatfh ef Pennsylvania IN General ASsess5l
met, and Il is hereby enacted bg he authorit
q the same. That David Watson. Essingt9l
Hammond Jacob Martin. John Nicodemus
TheophilBs Snyder, Frederick Hile. j. c
kveTb art, Simon Snyder, Jacob Brenneman
Joseph B. Noble, William Fl. Aaron John B
Fluke, solomon Steele, John r. Lowry
jacob Williams, William Bsrndolsr, II
NJ Allister, James Morley, James NJ MiIien
Frank Wilkesen or any ten Of them, be ant
the same are hereby appointed com missioner
10 open books, receive subscriptions and or
gauize a company by the name, style anC
title Of the Blair and Bedford railroad con-
pany, with all the powers and subject to al
the provisions OF an act entitled 'tAn Ac
regulating railroad companies approved tbs
nine teenth day Of February one thousand
eight hundred aad forty nine and the sup
plement thereto except so far as herein other
wise provided.
Section , That the said Blair and BedfoI
raiiroad company may forthwith proceed tC
lay cut and construct a railroad, from tbs
terminus of any railroad now CONTEMPLATED
or hereafter built towards, into or through
Morrisons Cove, Blair county, Pennsylvania
thence by the best and most feasible route
toward or to PsuonsVille in Bedford county,
thence by a route to be determined by the
board of directors of said company adjacent
70 or crossing the Huntingdon and Broad
Top mountain railroad to a point on or near
the southern border of this State, with power
TO build branch roads connecting the main
road with the Bloomfield and other ore and
mineral deposits along said route
Section 3. That the capital stock Of said
company shall be FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, in shares of fifty dollars each, with
power to increase its capital stock from time
to time, as may be necessary to build and ex-
tend said road aud effect the objects OF the
company that any company Incorporated by
the laws OF this State shall have power TO
subscribe to the capital stock, or to purchase
the bonds Of said company, and such sab.
scriber shall be represented at the meetings
aud elections by such person or persons as
may be designated by the governing power Of
such subscribing corporation.
Section 4. That said company shall have
the right TO issue bonds, with or without the
right Of conversion into the capital stock Of
said company at par, to an amount not ex-
ceeding twenty Thousand dollars per mile OF
said railroad, and to secure the said bond BY
a mortgage or mortgages of all and any Of the
property and franchises Of the company, said
bonds to bear such rate Of interest not ex-
ceedlng seven per eentum, TO be issued 10
such amounts, not less than 6fty dollars and
to be disposed of on such terms and price as
the board Of directors may determine,
GRAND JURoRs drawn for April Term, 4th
Monday, 25th day, A. D. 1870:
W. W. Barclay, Bedford Borough; Josiah
OFT, Colerain: Jacob Koona, South Wood
berry; Solomon Diehl, Colerain; Benz. Val
enune, C. Valleys David p Smith, Bedford
Philip Clark, f. Providence; Alex. Ling,
Bedford; Bernard O'Neil, Southampton; Jno
Robson, Southampton. George W. Black
burn, Napier; Samuel Shaffer, Union; Wm.
Grubb, Monroe; Henry Weisel, Bedford; Wm
Harms, Hopeweli; Jacob Carpenter, Loudon
derry; Abraham Moses, Union; Lewis Belt,
Harrison; Peter F. Lehman, Juniata; Thos
N. Rideuour, St. Clair George Steel, Hope,
we'll; W W. Philips, Bedford; Hugh B.
Waltz, Harrison; Andrew Ferry, South
Woodberry.
PETIT jurors ron SANE TEEN.-Riehard
McMullen, Napier; John Wade, Napier; T.
NJ Lynch, Bedford Borough; Thomas c.
sehooly, St. Clair; Lewis Fl. May, Coleraini
John Q. Nyeum, Z. Providence; Daniel Carr,
I nion; Samuel Oster, Union; John McClel-
Ian, Colerain; Albert Hanks, SoutPampton
John Davis, Hopewell; John Arnold, Bed
ford Borough; Hugh Mock, ST. Clair; Henry
Kelly, Liberty; Josiah BuIk, Union; John B.
Helm, Bedford Borough: Adriel Koons,
Bedford lp. Robert Allison, Napier; An
drew Chrismau, Napier; David N. Black,
Harrison; Joseph F. Beegle, Coleraini Gecrge
Fluck, Liberty; Obediah Over, South Wood
berry; Rudolph Hoover, NJ Woodberry;
Daniel James, East Providence; George W.
Geller, Jnniata; Josiah Mortimore, West
Providence; Dan'l Barclay, NJ Woodberry,
Isaac Eversole, S. Woodberry; Michael Hont-
man. NJ. Woodberry; Horatio J Mann, Mon
roe; David Kensinger, Liberty Joseph Fer
gusou, ST. Clair; Robert NJ. Taylor, Napier;
Abner Tewel, Southampton; Jacob Lebselter,
N. Woodberry, John S Stucky, Napier, Levi
Shaifer, (. Providence.
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