The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-22

must be made for charge not to ex
ceed 81 per car or sucn switch charge
as may be at any time hereafter fiXeC
and established by the said Mayor anc
council; provided such freights are
transporter or are to be
transported over the line Of
lsaid Brunswick ana Birmingham
Railroad Company. And said Bruins
wick and Birmingham Railroad Com
Ipany shall switch and deliver to and
ireceive from such persons any cars
of freight transported or to be trans,
lported over the line Of any other rail-
road company entering said city or
which may hereafter be constructed
land operated in said city, at the switch
service hereinbefore stated.
Sec. 6,-Be it further ordained by
the authority aforesaid, That said
railroad company shall permit any
shipper doing business on the water
front of said city, or any other person
or dealer who has a place OF business
located within five hundred feet of
such main line, to construct a side
track OF the same guage as said main
line, from such place of business with
out expense to said railroad company,
and to connect the same with the
main line of said company, as Laid
on the streets of said city, provided
| The Mayor and council first grant
| Isuch person permission to lay such
side-tracks, if to be laid in whole or
in part on any Of the public streets
of said city. provided further that no
| Isuch side tracks as may be permitted
| by the Mayor and council under this
ordinance to be laid and which side
track if laid TO a connection with the
tracks OF the said Brunswick and
birmingham Railroad Company woulu
cross the tracks Of any other railroad
company shall be laid across the
tracks OF sucn other railroad company
if the company whose tracks you'd
thus be crossed by said side tracks
will permit it's track to be connected
with such side-track and will receive
either thereon or therefrom such
freight as may be offered by the per.
SON firm or corporations controlling
deifiv6Sffd II ed ffh9 same to te tracks of tn5
said Brunswick and Birmingham
Railroad Company, and do this prompt
Iy ana in good faitn at charge there
for Of not exceeding $500 per car fol
each car so received. transferred and
delivered
Sec BE it further ordained
That the said Brunswick and Br-
mngham Railroad Company shall not
discriminate against any person do
| ing business within tne incorporate
limits OF said city in favor of any
other person or persons, where the
circumstances and conditions are sub
stantally similar.
Sec 8.-Be it further ordained
That said railroad company, its sue
c5ssors and assigns, shall always be
subject to all lawful ordinances and
regulations in force or which may
hereafter be enacted by the Mayor
and council, regulating and govern
ing the running and operation OF
trains within the limits OF said city,
and the use and occupation OF the
streets, squares and alleys with rail
road tracks.
Soc 9.-Be it further ordained.
That said railroad company shall be
required to maintain safe and con
yenient crossings over its tracks at
all street crossings.
Sec. l0.-Be it further ordained.
THAT said railroad company is hereby
authorized to lower the grade Of the
extension Of Oglethorpe street, be-
tween the Oglethore hotel and the
union passenger depot and also f
lstreet, where its track crosses the
latter street sufficiently to give its
track leading from Y street to Bay
street proper grade; provided, that
said rilroad company shall lower said
lstreet grade at its own expense, under
the supervision and direction OF tn,
city engineer; and provided further
that said railroad company Shall be
Irequired to bear the expense o
changing the grade on F street, be
tween Newcastle and Bay streets il
such manner as may be required b,
the said city engineer, and Snail aIst
bear the expense of putting shells o.
other material on said F street, be
tween said points, so that the sam,
shall be in as good condition as now
The said railroad company shall pro
vide and maintain such crossing anc
lpaSsageWay across the eYtaneiop .