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street can be wiaened so as to conform tothe
width Of that street both esss and west e6
the points named. Agreed 10. t.iss & "

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Mr. Smith moved TO take up the resoiu.
tion allowing Meesrs. e, e. Biankenship ard
Others, OF TIE Old Dominion Iron. and Nail.
Works Company, 70 extend ore:of the tracks
OF the Daeville road acress Mill street be-
tween Virginia aud Fourteenth streets, SO as
allow the company TO lead and unload cara
on a vacant lot on The southwest corner OF
Fourteenth and Cary streets, &c. Agreed to-.
Mr. Darlington moved that The resolution
be adopted: BE. had opposed the mstter st
the last meeting. but his objections had been
removed. III, s. - 4. ,..-
Mr.. Bass said his opinion had not been
changed. He thought II this petition was
granted il would in q short tune become q
nuisance. He felt sure 1t would be regretted
IL the petition was granted. !,
MIR, Kelian moved TO insert the words "at
right angles across Mil street. p &c, SO as to
prevent wheels Of vehicles from being torn,
&c. -. -, -. -, -.
Mr.. Tadd said that II the petition was
granted it would be done for less reason
than other petitions BE :was, satisfied that
it would be a serious incenyenience 70 all the
hackmen and'omnibusers Ia the city that It
would be personal privilege to the Old Do
minion Iror. and MAXI Works and an injury
to Messrs. Hsxall, Crenshaw d. Co. BE
hoped the body would adhere to their form. m
| er action. ,3, -z Ts - ~. .-E,i' ..1.s.i
i Mr.. Manly thought that the request was
opposed on very slight grounds. A train
moving at the rate of two miles per hour
would require one fourth of q minute to pass
over the street only. That could certainly
not interfere with travel on Mill street. He
thought it trifiing privilege to grant. he
| thought it would enhance the value Of the
company's property; would not be q nui-
sance and he hoped 1t would be granted.
Dir. Williams said he would vote for it be
cause it would not only increase the value
of the company's property, but be thought
| the CITY ought to afford any company faclii"
ties when it did not interfere with and in-
lure ANYBODY else. There were four hun
dred persoas employed by this company !;
and this privilege would facilitate the re-
moval of their manufactures, and thus In,
that way bring the city into prominence and
enable the company the better to compete
| with the other markets.
Mr.. Wagner wanted to restrict the COM
pany to the passage of trains at certain hours.
Mr.. Tanner said that he didn't think 1t
would interfere with any body. He had been
down there several times, and hadn't seen
anything on it except a chicken.
Mr.. Smith said that he saw number OF
SeuLieiUeu ufesScu ledug lUl LuC opCioJ oho
demanded the question. =. --
Mr.. Bass moved to amend the resolution
so as to restrict the company from using
locomotives. Lost,- srs.gts.. ..-astr 4
Mr. Wagner moved to amend the resolu-
tion so as to prevent the Old Domiaion Com"
pany from using the truck between 10 A. ID.
and 4 z. NJ. - . =
Mr.. Manly moved to amend the amend
ment by striking cut +" 10 A. nj >" and insert
ing "12 NJ. to P. NJ"
Mr.. Wagner now withdrew his amend
ment. Z" s'. 2t@ = !"
MIR. Todd renewed the amendment. The
question being taken it was rejected. ~
The resolution was then adopted by the
following vote: 8ts "
AYEs.-Messrs. Darlington, Forester. ksllam,
Manly Scott Smith, Tanner, Wagner, Williams,
Mere0ith-10.
NoEs.-Messrs. Bass, Todd, Vanderyall, Zsm.
| mer-4.
Adjourned.