The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-03

demand, and the speed of the SAID cars
within the Town limits shall not exceed
fifteen miles per hour.
SEC. 7. All cars running after dark
shall be provided with suitable head
lights. No car shall ue allowed to stop
upon the cross walks or in front OF anv
intersecting street unless through ncces-
sity. Cars operated upon said railway
tracks shall be entitled to the right OF
way, and the driver of any vehicle OBJ
StructinG the same shall turn out and
leave the track free upon the approach
oi any car so as not to obstruct the pas.
sage OF the same; and any driver or any
other person who upon the call or signal
OF the motormau, conductor or any
other person in charge of any car, shall
neglect or refuse to vacate said tracks
shall be subject to imprisonment in the
discretion Of the Mayer or Town Coun
Gil not exceeding thirty days or to fine
not less than one nor more than fifty dol
lars for each and every offence, 10 be
collected az other fines are collected in
the Town Of Union. Provided that this
section shall not apply as to the various
fire apparatus Of the town which at all
times have the right Of way in all streets
in case OF fire.
SEC. s. The said L. G.. Young. his
''SSS>'"'So hhu iSIS, Slldll forever save
! harmless the Town of Union from and
against any ard all legal damages,
Judgements, DEGREES and costs that may
he recovered against the said Town bv
reason OF the privileges hereby granted
| or by reason OF any act or acts on their
| part under and by virtue OF the provis.
| ions of this ordinance.
SEC. 9. The right is hereby reserved
to have water and sewer mains laid. as
| the public may require; but if it should
be necessary al any time to take up and
lem"ve any part of said tracks for the
purposes above mentioned then the same
shall be replaced rs promptly as may be,
and in as good condition as found, al the
expense OF the party for whose benefit
they were removed and before any such
removal the railway shall be securely in
dcmnitied against any loss or injury
thcrcirom by the person or persons or
corporation Tor whose benefit such re-
moval is made. When the streets are
not graded or paved the tracks shall be-
so lald rs TO conform to the surface Of
the streets, but when such streets are
hereafter from time to time paved or i'm.
proved the track shall conform to the
improved or adopted grade.
SEC. 10. In consideration Of the con.
struct'on and operation Of the said rail
way within the Town limits and its ex.
tension and operation to Monarch Cotton
Mills. Excelsior Knitting Mills, and the
public benefits to be derived therefrom,
the Mayor and Town Council hereby
waive and remitt the said l.. u. Young,
his associates and assigns, any and ali
license tax, or fees that may now or at
any time thereafter be assessed upon or
against the said railway, not relieving
the said l.. G. Young, his associates and
assigns, OF any property tax to which
thcy may be liable.
SEC. II. All policemen when on duty
and in full uniform shall be allowed to
ride on any of the cars of said railway
free OF charge within the Town limits.
SEC. IL. The powers and privileges
hereby granted shall not vest until the
said l.. @. Young, his associates and as.
signs, shall have accepted formal ac-
ceptance, in writing, Of the provisions of
this ordinance, agreeing to comply with
and be bound by the terms and copdi.
tions thereof.