Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-23
PORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, TO
LOCATE CONSTRIr(NT OPERATE

AND MAINTAIN Il RAIL-
WAYS AND APPURTENANCES
OVER AND THROUGH CERTAIN
STREETS, AVENUES AND HIGH
WAYS IN THE CITY OF NEW
ARK APPROVED APRIL 18TH,
1894"
t3) That the said ordinance granted
certain rights to the Consolidated Trac-
tdon Company on various conditions,
including the following:
"And be it ordained, That the future
condition upon which the permission
hereby granted Is given, and the said
location of tracks made, are as follows:
1.-THE said Consolidated Traction ON
pany shall within a reasonable time,
not more h a one month after the
passage Of this ordinance, adopt and
put In force a system of excursion
tickets, good either way, between II
part of Newark and the city of New
York, at and for the price of twenty
five cents for each ticket; all such
tickets are to include for the local
lines In Newark between Newark and
New York by the New York line and
include ferrage between Jersey City
and New York each way. The said
Consolidated Traction Company will
adopt and maintain a system of trans
fers east and west on Market street, as
required by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners"
% That on or about April 21st, 1895,
the said Board of Street and Water
Commissioners adopted a further ordi-
nance entitled:
IAN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE
AMI IrNJTDnIyrUrYp HTYE ATI-y VIZ A L L
AND SOUTH ORANGE STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY, A CORPO-
RATION INCORPORATED UNDER
THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW JERSEY, TO LOCATE, CON
STRICT, OPERATE AND MAIN
TAIN CERTAIN SURFACE STREET
RAILWAYS AND THEIR APPUR-
TENANCES OVER AND THROUGH
CERTAIN STREETS, AVENUES
AND HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY
OF NEWARK"
Conditions in rdinane
That said ordinance granted certain
rights upon the following, among other
conditions:
And also upon the further condi-
ton that from and after the date of
acceptance hereof there shall not be
collected by the said street railway
company or its SUCCESSORS from any
passenger, more than ten cents for a
continuous ride from any part of tho
city Of Newark TO New York or from
New York to any part OF the city of
Newark, this requirement to apply to
the said The Newark and South Or
ange Railroad Company and the roads
OF any company 1t may now or here
after form a part"
(6) That on or about the 26th day of
May, 1898, the said Board of Street and
Water Commissioners adopted another
ordinance entitled:
IAN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN Or
DINANCE TO AUTHORIZE AND
EMPOWER THE NEWARK AND
SOUTH ORANGE STREET RAIL
WAY COMPANY, A CORPORATION
INCORPORATED UNDER THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW
JERSEY, TO LOCATE, CONSTRUCT,
OPERATE AND MAINTAIN GER
TAIN SURFACE STREET RAIL-
WAYS AND THEIR APPURTEN-
ANCES, OVER AND THROUGH
CERTAIN STREETS. AVENUES
AND HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY OF
NEWARK APPROVED APRIL
2STH, 1885,"
by which the conditions imposed upon
the South Orange Street Railway Com
pany by the ordinance last mentioned
was modified as follows:
Sec. 1. Thai section 4 Of said ordi-
nance be amended to read as follows:
Sec. 4. And also upon the further
condition h a from and after the ac-
ceptance hereof there shall not be COL
lected by the said street railway COM
pany or its SUCCESSORS from any pas
senser more than ten cents for a con-
tinuous ride on any line operated be-
tween Newark and the ferry at the
foot of Exchange place, Jersey City, or
New York, or from Jersey City or New
York to any point in the city of New
ark on such line; and also upon the
further condition hat from and after
the date of the acceptance hereof there
shall not be collected by the said street
railway company or its successors from
any passenger more h twelve cents
for O continuous ride from any other
part of said city of Newark to Jersey
City or New York, or from the city Of
New York or Jersey City to any other
part of the city OF Newark, on its
lines. These requirements to apply to
the said The Newark and South Or
ange Street Railway and the lines of
any company of which it may now or
hereafter form a part"
CO. That by the terms Of said ordi-
nances the said Consolidated Traction
Company and Newark and South Or
ange Street Railway Company became
bound to carry passengers from the CITY
Of Newark to the city of New York,
and from the city of New York to the
city of Newark at the rates thereby
fixed.
% That thereafter the said compa-
nies accepting the benefits Of said or
dinances transported passengers from
the city of Newark to the city of New
York and return at the rates thereby
fixed.
(s) That both of the said companies
now form part of or are operated by
the Public Service Railway Company
and that the Public Service Railway
Company is bound by the conditions
imposed by said ordinances.
(9) That the Public Service Railway
Company absolutely refuses to comply
with the conditions imposed by said
ordinances and refuses to sell tickets
for transportation between the cities
aforesaid and refuses to TRANSPORT ms