The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-02-06

tent as the streets, in the same manner
and with the same material as that used
by the city on their part of the bridges.
Sec. s.. Be it further ordained, That
whenever the city shall hereafter pave
with brick or any other material any
street, the roadway of which is not now
paved, and which is occupied by the
grantee herein at the time such paving
is done, then it shall be the duty of the
grantee herein to pave at his own ex-
pense that part of the street which he
is required herein to keep in repair (by
section p, with the same material as
that used by the city for paving, and
thereafter to keep same in repair as in
this ordinance provided. And when
such paving is done, the grantee herein
shall be required to take up all 7 rails,
on such streets as are to be paved, and
relay said tracks with the regulation
girder street car line rail, of the latest
improved model.
Sec. 6. Provided further, that no
double tracks shall be laid on streets
less than sixty 900 feet in width, nor
no turn-outs nor switches in streets
less than fifty (50) feet in width, unless
by the permission of the Board of May
or and Aldermen, and no turn out shall
be more than three car lengths between
clearance points. But nothing in this
shall prevent any manufacturing estab-
lishment from crossing streets, or hav-
ing sidings put in on their own grounds
! for the transportation of business, and
nothing in this shall give the right to
any other street or streets, except as
named in this ordinance granting fran
chise. And all streets not being built
and operated upon within three years
from the date Of the granting of this
franchise shall be forfeited and the
franchise to such street or streets shall
be imperative and void.
Sec. Provided further, That in
granting this franchise that no right to
tax as property said railway, under the
general laws of the state, is waived or
surrendered by the corporate authori-
ties of the town of johnson City.
Sec. S.-This ordinance shall in all
it's provisions, if said w. p. Brownlow,
his successors or assigns, build or &C.
quire and operate street railway I'M
der these provisions, have the full force
and effect of a written contract, duly
signed by the city and the said w. P.
Brownlow, his successors and assigns.
Sec. 9.-The franchises hereby grant
ed shall continue for and during the
term of twenty years, unless sooner
forfeited by the failure of the grantee
} to comply with the terms of this ordi
nance or abandoned or other wise ter
minated by operation of law.
Sec. 10. Provided further, That i
the said w. P. Brownlow, his success
ors and assigns, fail to maintain anC
operate said lines of railway, as specifi
ed in section 10, or any others that MAY
be built, for period of ninety go
days, then this franchise shall be vote
and imperative, and all rights, power
and privileges herein granted shall b,
forfeited.
/, Sec. H.. Provided further, That tn
: charge for single fares shall not excee'
five cents, and that no more than thi
amount shall be charged for one contin
/, nous ride from any part of the city t
2 the National Soldiers Home, and shal
9 be subject to all future statutory rt
? quirements of the state. b
g Sec. -. Provided further, That SEE
4 tions one aud two OF article one of th
r general ordinances passed February2
!. 1890, regulating grants of rights of wa
;. to corporations for street railway pul
!. poses, be aud are hereby suspended,
the case of the granting of this frau
=. chise to w. p Brownlow, his success
,e ors and assigns
if Sec. 13. Provided further, That SO
e. general ordinance be and is hereby r
re pealed in SO far as it conflicts with u
id provisions and rights granted in tn
n franchise to w. p. Brownlow, his su
III cessors and assigns.
of Sec. 14.-Provided further, That i
K isaid W. P, Brownlow, his successo