Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-07

keegan $50 called). The highway may be
crosser at grade as the way now is.
'3. In Van Buren,. Village street in
Keegan ESQ called. The highway may be
crossed at grade and the street may be
lowered three feet to facilitate such eros
sing.
I'm Van Buren,, street in Keegan ESQ
called. The crossing of the street may
be made at grade and the street may be
lowered one foot to facilitate such eros
sing.
IS. In Van Buren,. Van Buren-Fort
Kent road. The highway may be crossed
at grade, and the way may be raised two
and a half feet to facilitate such crossing.
&C. In Van Buren,. The Parent road
leading to the Back Settlement. The
highway may be crossed at grade and the
way may be raised four and a half feet
to facilitate such crossing.
II. In Grand Isle The Van Buren,
Fort Kent road. The way may be crossed
at grade and the way may be raised four
feet to facilitate such crossing.
49, In Grand Isle. Ferry road, The
highway may be crossed at grade and the
way may be raised three and a half
feet to facilitate such crossing.
80 In Grand Isle. Ferry road, near
Crawford's Mill, Grand Isle village.
This may be crossed at grade and the
way may be raised one and one-half feet
to facilitate such crossing.
10 In Grand Isle. Village street near
station. This way may be crossed at
grade and the way may be raised three
feet to facilitate such crossing.
anpr0achaS n the track GRADES
out from the track shall not be sleeper
than one foot in 20.
Suitable provision shall be made for
surface drainage. The Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad Company shall construct
and maintain all the crossings within it's
location, so as to be safe for travel; and
at crossing No. ! shall extend its fill far
enough out from the track so that the
grade shall not be in excess of one foot
in 90 At crossing No. l, the railroad COM
pany shall rail said highway within the
location of the railroad"
In approving the construction of the
Washburn Extension across highways
the commissioners say:
No. l. In Chapman Plantation.
Road, Mapleton to Chapman. This way
may be crossed by the railroad after
the way is raised four feet and on the
north side level with the track. and on
the south side grade down to 80 feet,
but the grade on the south side shall
not be sleeper than one foot in 20. The
way shall not be less than 16 feet wide
on top. The highway shall be rallied
by the railroad company within it's 10
cation.
NO. 2. In Mapleton, Pressure Isle
Ashland Road. The highway shall be
crossed by an overhead bridge, with
clear IA feet head room, 80 feet be-
tween abutments and parapet.
mo. 3. In Mapleton. Pressure Isle
Ashland road Estate road). The way
may be crossed by the railroad at grade
and the highway may be raised by the
railroad one and one-half feet to facili-
tate such crossing.
NO. 4. In Washburn. Washburn
to Wade (south of Aroostook river)
The way may be crossed by the rail-
road company at grade, and the way
may be raised nine feet to facilitate
such crossing. The fill of the highway
on each side of the railroad location
shall be made far enough out from the
track so that the highway shall not be
sleeper than one foot in 20, and shall
not be less than 16 feet wide on top.
The highway shall be raised by the
railroad company within it's location
NO 5. In Washburn. Road, Wash
burn to Wade (nOrth of Aroostook riv-
err. The way may be crossed by the
railroad at grade and it may be lower
ed one foot to facilitate such crossing.
In Of
Washburn village This way NAV be
crossed by the railroad by an overhead
bridge. with IA feet clear head room. 80
feet between abutments.
NO. Z. In Perham. Center Line
road f. & w. in Perham This way
may be crossed by the railroad at
grade and the way may be raised three
and one-half feet to facilitate such
crossing.
NO. 8. Station 12x6O, change from
connection at Stockholm. In Stock
Observation-Disclosures Kent road. This
highway may be crossed at grade by
the railroad and the way may be low
cred two feet to facilitate such cross
ing.
"All approaches to the track shall
not be sleeper than one foot in 20 ex-
cept as hereinbefore provided.
"All ways shall be left at least as
wide as they now are. Suitable pro-
vision shall be made for surface drain
age and the crossings shall be con-
structed and hereafter kept in repair
by the Bangor & AroOstook Railroad
Company"
According to the list of agricultural
fairs to be held in the State of Maine
this fall as published by the depart
ment Of agriculture the fair season will
open Aug. II, and will continue until
the closing days of the year. The first
fair on the list is that of the Cornish
Agricultural Society, which will be held
at Cornish on Aug Is, II and IS. Then