The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-17


signs, shall indemnify and save harmless the
City of Kenosha of and from any and all loss or
damage which it may incur or become liable to
pay by reason of, or growing out of the con-
strnctlon or operation of the said tracks of rail-
way
6. That one fare for any continuous aud req
nlar trip from any point to any other point
Wlthln the corporate limits of said city shall en-
title the passenger to a transfer upon and to
any connecting or intersecting line of said
grantee within said city limits, but no returns.
{. Upon the completion of the tracks on the
streets and avenues herein named, cars shall
uheIedIter De operated over all the tracks of
said Railway Company on an average of at least
once every ten minutes each way upon and over
All OF the lines of said Railway Company within
the corporate limits of the City of Kenosha he
ginning at six O'clock in the morning and nnti1
eight O'Clock in the evening, and at least once
every twenty minutes until eleven o'clock in
evening
S. When snow or ice shall be thrown from,
the railway tracks it shall be leveled and dis
posed OF by said grantee so as not to be an OBJ
structlon to travel on the streets, and shall be
SO leveled ana disposed of that the streets shall
be in suitable condition for public travel and
acceptable to the Mayor of said city or the Off
GERS having control of it's streets.
Section 4. The construction of said railway
upon Grand avenue and Ashland avenue
from the south corporation limits norther1y to
Grand avenue shall be completed within one
year from the passage of this ordinance; and
upon Ashland avenue from Grand avenue across
Pike River and upon Caledonia street. within
six Co. months after street connecting Ashland
avenue with Caledonia street is opened as pub
lie street, and bridge is constructed across
Pike River as provided in Section of this or
dinance.
Section "A. It is hereby covenanted, agreed
and understood and made an express condition
OF this ordinance, that said Kenosha Electric
Railway Company, its successors or assigns
shall at the time of the acceptance of this or
dlnance, and as condition precedent to obtain
ing any rights or privileges Hereunder file
n fl1a( NfR DO
bond by the grantee, its successors or assigns
in the penal sum of Twenty-Five thousand Dol
lars (S250oO) running to the City of Kenosha,
and signed by surety to be approved by the
Mayor of said City of Kenosha, conditioned
upon the full performance and observance by
the grantee, its successors and assigns, of each
and every of the terms and conditions imposed
upon or assumed by said grantee by the terms
OF Paragraphs numbered l, and of Section 3
OF this ordinance, and do the paving required
by said ordinance according to the provisions
thereof.
Section S. Whereas. the rights. privileges
and franchises hereby granted are intended to
be used in connection with the rights. privi-
1eges and franchises granted to and conferred
upon said Railway Company by Ordinance No.
Ao4 aforesaid; all and singular the rights and
privileges, and all and singular the duties and
obligations created and imposed by said Or
dInance 254, are made a part of this ordinance
with like effect as though fully set forth herein
Section 6. AS further consideration for the
grants herein, the said Railway Company
It's successors ana assigns, covenants and
agrees that said grantee will extend it's railway
lines on other streets of the City of Kenosha
Whenever the business reasonably iustifies the
cost of the extension and the Common Council
shall grant an ordinance for such extension.
Section L. This Ordinance shall be in force
and effect from and after its passage and pub
lcatlon and acceptance in writing by the said
Railway Company; provided however, that
such acceptance in writing shall be flied with
the City Clerk of the City of Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin, within thirty 800 days after the passage of
this ordinance, and within said time, said Rail
way Company, shall have filed with the City
Clerk Of said city, bond in the pera1 sum of
Five Thousand $4,000 Dollars running to said
city, executed by such Surety Company or per-
sonal surety as shall be approved by the Mayor
of said city, conditioned that said Railway Com
pany will indemnify, save and keep harmless
the said City of Kenosha of and from any and
all claims for damages resulting or arising
from the negligence of said Railway Company,
it's agents, servants or employees in the con-
struction of its said railway on the certain
streets and avenues herein named.
Passed January 7th, 1907.
Approved January 18th, 1907.
Published January 18th, 1907.
JAMES GORMAN, Mayor,
GEO. w. HARRINGTON, City Clerk