Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-06-20

erect bridges across said cut upon Main,
Washington, Franklin and Adams
streets; said bridges to be of the whole
width of said streets, and the ends there
of to be secured with safe and sufficient
ratings so long as said cut shall remain
open; said bridges to be SO constructed
and said cut so excavated that the sur
face of said bridge upon Main street
shall not be above the present established
grade OF said Main street ut its intersec-
ton with Seventh street, and the bridge
at Washington street shall not be more
than four feet above the established
grade of said street ut said point, and
the bridge at Franklin street shall not be
more than three feet above the estab-
lished grade at said point, and the bridge
at Adams street shall not be more than
two feet above the established grade ut
such point. Provided, That i'll said con-
struction said company shall leave the
water and gas pipes wherever disturbed
in such condition as not to interfere with
the supply Of gas and water to the peo'
pie of the city.
SEC. 6. In the construction of said
railway through Seventh street as afore-
said said railroad company shall not OBJ
struct more than one of said streets at
any one time, and shall not obstruct any
of said streets for longer period than
twenty days; and wherever said railroad
company shall break the present surface
of any OF said streets in making said cut,
or in building approaches thereto, said
company shall leave the surface OF such
street in as good order as the same now
is, and shall regravel or plank the sur
face of the street where broken up, and
maintain the same as directed by the
City Council. In building said bridges
and approaches thereto said streets shall
be graded back by said railroad COM
pany SO that there will not be over a. six
per cent. grade in approaching or pass
ing over said railroad bridges.
SEC. 7. The City of Olympia hereby
reserves the right to alter or amend this
Ordinance in any and all respects not
inconsistent with the purposes of this
grant, and to require said railroad COM
pany to make such changes and addi-
tons and to take such precautions as
may be necessary fro.:i time to time to
protect the lives and property Of the citi-
zens of Olympia.
SEC. g. No part Of any street shall be
obstructed at any ont time in the con-
struction and repair OF such railway for
a longer period than sixty working days.
And the City of Olympia hereby reserves
the right to exercise such supervision
over the work on its streets aforesaid as
may be necessary to protect the citizens
of Olympia from any unreasonable in
reference in their business.
Sec. 8. The City of Olympia hereby
reserves the right to regulate the speed
of trains at all grade crossings within the
city; also. to regulate and prohibit the
blowing of whistles, and ringing Of bells
upon the locomotives Of said company,
and of exercising all necessary police
control over said railway company, and
its officers and employees within the
City of Olympia, and enforcing all such
reasonable regulations and restrictions !;
and also of the provisions of this fran
chanise, by fines and penalties and by a
forfeiture OF this franchise.
SEC. 10. Said railroad company, its
successors and assigns, shall commence
work upon said right of way within three
months from the approval OF this Ordi-
nance, and shall have said railway in
operation within one year from the date
hereof, and in default thereof all fran
chises hereby granted shall be deemed
waived and forfeited by said company.
SEC. IL. The privileges and franchises
hereby granted, unless forfeited as here
in provided, to be and remain in full
force and effect for the term of twenty
five years from and after the approval of
this Ordinance.
Approved June 10th, 1890.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
Attest: RoBT. MARI, Mayor.
CITY Clerk.