New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
BILL TO RAISE THE DEAD
Continued fron, irst page,

cant b1- = process Of incorporation The Wi
cox Grab Biz has already been considered by
various civic organizations Of New-York, and
the probability is II viii again die from an over
dose OF publicity.
Mr. Gotshau was asked whether he knew
about the bill introduced b. Senator Wilcox
He replied that he did, and that he supposed its
purport was 20 put life into about forty old COM
panies in the Borough OF The Bronx and West
chester County. He declared that he had been
told b. his legal advisers, that even should the
bill pass. II would not help the companies.
The Property Owners Association Of the
Twentv-third Ward made it clear yesterday TO
Mayor Mcclellan that they are going to fight
the westchester and Boston promoters by send
ing him the following letter:
Dear Sir: We beg herewith remind you Of
bafore Won take any action on the ordinance of
The New-York Westchester and Boston Railroad
Of 9 hPdeTe n ia5t Tassday despite the protests q
the entire puPhe o. u bfor Toi You on ths matter
one of our allied associations the other day sent
poration In those memoranda was set forth the
Tact that even that alleged corp9Tati9qh haa any
existence It would. before Il could possloly 40 any
thing. have TO 30 the following: -, ,,, -
First-Obtsin the certificate OF the Railroad CON-
second@obtaa the right pass through Mount
Third-obtain the right TO pass through New
FoHrth-Obtsn from the Supreme Court the right
80 1865 he rest OF the streets IN Westchester
County not within the cities o. Mount vernon ana
Fifh%sGstain its charter by decision from the
Court Of Appeals Of the state OF New YORK.
ss we have already stated. II that defunct cor
PpGTaons II would require no less than five years
before it would be In position 10 commence W0ih.
AZ in adyarce Of a hearing bv you. and assure
YOU that shall be present to present our Soe o.
me In View OF the unanimous expressions Of disap-
provo! ~ ie Venom and New-Rochee and every
public body Of Weschester County before me Joint
The matter OF the Walnwright-Ca carpenter home RUE
bill It IS 10 see that that dfIuncL GO t for
courtesy to which it IS entitled
The same organization sent the following let
ter to Corporation Counsel Delany:
T-non behalf OF the Twenty-third Ward Prop
ertv owners Association OF the Borough OF The
Bronx beg 70 state that we shal De pleaseu
ISOLATION who have had in hand the matter relat;
Boston railroad Company, the az plicaton or which
the Board Of Aldermen railro1ded through Ihht
thereon as that board did in the case OF the Port
Chester ordinance. and IS MouiI nae , 80, =,
You viii have presented TO you ell the facts re-
request that We 10 given an 0bPoTtuniy TI mind a
It's non-eNstence. aud especially should ihe.s 9e
any doubt IN {oa F inq - ,o IS tfC Slr
lion ana that they viii not countenance or stand
for 81 IN any manner or form
George Il. Read and Dallas Il. Pratt have
made the following report to Justice Keogh Of
the Supreme Court. on the financial trustworthi-
ness u the Port Chester Company.
We the undersigned. duly appointed by your
honor herein 70 report upon the 5000 ialih OF t3e
applicant and its financial ability 10 build ITS pro
posed railroad. do hereby report as follows.
Al a hearing held before ms ga the city or New
York on March Z. 1875. the officers ~ the
New-York and Port chester Railroad Com
narv ana Others appeared and produced evidence
OF reputable and responsible parties Co the good
f,ih OF the applicant and it, financial ability anu
resources construct its UruTCSet railroad anu
nat the same I'm operation. And after such near
ing We are satisfied that the New York and Port
chester Railroad Company intends. In good latin
TO build its proposed railroad and put ths came ~;
operatfou and that u has tho financial ability ana
resources with which 10 90 IL. ana mat TIE IRAN
crigcs apr,ed Tor are not sought Tor rIecllhlINt
plIrposcs but solely for the purpose and with The
intent TO construct and operate Its proposed rail-
road