The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-10-29
ORDINANCE NO. 2l5.

IN Ordinance granting rleHI-oi III
way over Hough Street and con- II
nections in the Town of Vidalia, II
Louisiana. ito the Missouri Pa
cifie Railroad Company, and rat
flying, confirming, and renew
ing all ordinances heretofore
granted to the predecessors and
vendors of said Railroad Com
pany of rights of-way upon said
Street, and defining the condil
lions and considerations under
which this right-of -wGy is grant
ed and confrr1ed.
Section /. Be it ordained 10y the
MAYOR end Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Vidalia, Louisiana, that the
over Hough Street and
adjacent connections, of the Town
of Vidalia, louisiana, and which are
now being used by the Missouri Pa
cifc Railroad Company for tracks
and the operation of its trains under
authority and ordinances OF said (
Town heretofore granted to the pre-
decessors ard vendors of said Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company, be
and the Same are hereby ratified and
confirmed, ard the use Of Hough
Street a.d its connections, for the
purpose of maintaining single
Track of STANDARD SIZE thereon by.
said Railroad Company, for its uses,
he and is GRANTED 70 said Missouri Ps-
Ecifc Railroad Company, under the
following coDdit.ons and considera-
tons, viz:
1. That the said Missouri Pacific
j Railroad Coupa Y shall maintain
such portion of SAID street upon which
: Its said track or tracks may be stu
! ated in good condition, and maintain
8 thereon adequate ard sufficient drain
! age to properly drain such portion
. of said street upon which its track
6 are situated.
4 2. That the said Railroad Com
e pany shall not unnecessarily or un
z reasonably block with trains or other
q wise. the street crossing leading into
30 lor over said street upon which il
% track is situated.
20 8. That the said Railroad Con
"a lpany shall within ten days from II
= passage of this ordinance, pay I'M
70 the Treasury of the Town of Y
!. dalia, Louisiana, the sum of Sixtes
Hundred Dollars, in cash.
Section 2. Be it further ordaint
IS that in the event that the condition
? of this ordinance to be observed al
IS kept by said Railroad Company,
in any manner violated by the So
80 Railroad Company, the said Town
Ok vidalia shall, if the same is not &C
30 Irected within thirty days after VIZ
ten notice given to said Raiiro
.5S Company. by service on its lo'
70 Agent. at Vidalia, La, have the rig
to do such work, or make such nee
so lsary expenditures, as shall be
80 ipuired to conform to the obligatic
and provisions herein Mot kept
i.6O said Railroad Company, and to c
Iect the amount, with eight per e
LOO uer annum interest thereon and
3 torney's fees. from the said Railr'
s.s3 Company, together with all costs t
may be necessarily incurred in 9
=. collection, the same to operate
-. any other ordinary indebtedr
6.s4 against said Railroad Company.
Section 3. That this crdina
shall be in effect for period
twenty-five Eears.
Section 4. Be itrfurther ordail
lat ETC.. that this Ordinance shall be
ION. become effective Immediately U
des- the payment by said Railroad G
pany to the Town Of Vidalia, the
J ex- Of Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
re- hereinaboye provided to be paid
s a On ron call this ordinance rece
for the following vote, towit:
ound Mrs. NJ. d. Boatner, yea; G
E1 as Bulls, Nay; Walter McCrea,
! ~ Charles Moritz, yea; Geo A. Mul
yes. total, Yeas, 4 /; Nays, l.
N. This ordinance receiving q m
lity vote, was S>clared adopted
9Th day Of October, 1921.
'ewss PHILIP HOUGH, May