Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

w. Ds h'n, ShNih. Niiai
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 After reading the application of T. D. Morris, filed in the office of the clerk of this board on the second day of Octo- Der, 1905, for right or franchise to construct, maintain and operate a line of electrical railroad in, through and upon certain public roads, streets and highways in and of the townsite of Globe and North Globe and vicinity; and after duly considering the same, it is on this second day of October, 1905, resolved and ordered by the board of supervisors that a right and franchise be, and the same is, hereby granted to the said T. D. Morris, of Globe, in said county, and to his successors and as- signs for period of ninety-nine years from and after this End day of October, 1905, to construct, maintain and oper- ate an electric street or highway rail road for the transportation of passen- gers, baggage and freight, upon, along and through those certain public roads or highways extending and passing through the townsites of Globe and North Globe and in the vicinity there of, described as follows, to-wit: Be- ginning at point in that certain pub lie road, street or highway commonly known as Broad street, opposite the old Buffalo shelter, and running thence in general southerly direction along Broad street and with the meanders thereof, to the point at which it inter sects and crosses the track of the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern Railway, about one-half mile south of the court house; thence in general easterly di- rection to the southern extremity of East street or to some point in what is known as East street south of that piece or parcel of land commonly called the Ball Ground; thence north on said East street to it's intersection with Maple street; thence west on said Ma pie street to it's intersection with Dev- ereux street; thence north on said Dev- ereux street to it's intersection with Cot tonwood street; thence west along said Cottonwood street to it's intersection with Sutherland street; thence north on said Sutherland street toits intersection with Sycamore street; thence west on said Sycamore street to it's intersection with Hill street; thence north on said Hill street to it's intersection with Oak street; thence west on said Oak street to it's intersection with said road or street known as Broad street; and the further right is hereby granted to said T. D. Morris, his successors and as- signs, to erect along the sides of said roads or highways, all poles or sup ports for electric wires as may be reasonably necessary for the conveying of power to the machinery used upon said road in the operation of it's cars and the carrying on of his or their said railroad, and for such other purposes as they may deem necessary and beneficial to themselves and to the public; Pro- vided, however, and this right or fran chise is granted upon the following con ditions, to-wit: That the said T. D, Morris, his successors and assigns, shall, within the period of two years from the
  End day of October, 1905, construct said electric road from point in said highway called Broad street, opposite the Mountain View Hotel in said North Globe townsite, southerly along said Broad street, and in or as near the center thereof as may be convenient and practicable, to the point in said Broad street opposite the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railroad depot, and put and have said electric railway com pleted, equipped and in full operation between said points; and that within a period of three years from and after the said End day of October, 1905, the said T. D. Morris, his successors or as- signs, shall complete, equip and have in full operation, said electric railroad, in upon and through the whole of the ex- tent of the route hereinbefore describ- ed; electric railroad shall be of the usual width or guage of roads of the same kind in this territory; that said