The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-16
L,e8aI Advertisements

Pleasant Avenue az originally known as Ham
liton Turnpike, IA distance of approximately
nauRht and eleven one hundredths t0ll@ feet
to the south corporation line Of the City OF
SECTION II. The Company, its successors
and assigns shall not be required to pay any
part of the costs Of paving or repavinp. or
mainteining pavement on the portion OF Pleas
amt Avenue occupied, or hereafter occupied
By the tracks Of said Company, its successors
or ASSIGNS.
SECTION III: The Company and its Receiv-
ers maintain and operate its line of
interufban railroad said street with all
necessary poles. wires and other appurte-
nances and may operate interurban cars over
said track and may charge the same rate of
fare on such cars shall from time TO time
be lawfully fixed or established by said Com
pany and It's Receivers
SECTION ~ The rights and privileges
hereby granted to the Cincinnati & Lake
Erie Railroad Company, its successors and
assigns, are for the full term for which said
Company, as successor to the Cincinnati &
Hamilton Electric Street Railway Company
and The Hamilton & l4indenwald Electric Tran
sit Company would have been entitled TO its
alleged private right of way along Pleasant
Avenue by virtue Of prior grants from and
condemnation proceedings against the Cincin-
natl & Hamilton Turnpike Company and in
any event until August 6. 1916. It is ex-
pressly understood and agreed that the grant
herein made and the conditions thereof
late only to Pleasant Avenue between the
points named and nothing herein contained
I
extension of other existing grants and fran
ehises Of Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad
Company on and in other streets in the City
Of Hamilton, Ohio and such other grants and
! franchises not in any manner affected by
/ the provisions hereof.
| SECTION v: 1t is expressly understood
and agreed by the Company md the City of
Hamilton that the mortgages which are now
q lien on the track and right of way along
| the west side Of Pleasant Avenue between
Clinton Avenue and the south corporation line
shall attach to said track in the new location
and to the rights and franchises of Cincinnati
& Lake Erie Railroad Company under this
ordinance, and all the rights Of Cincinnati &
/ Lake Erie Railroad Company in said track,
/ including all rights under this ordinance shall
/ pass to the purchaser at judicial sale, or sue
/ cessor resulting from reorganization under any
mortgage covering such track in its present
location.
SECTION VI; Cincinnati & Lake Erie
Railroad Company and its Receivers appointed
in the case of The Pennsylvania Company for
/ Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuties a
laws of the State of Pennsylvania, and a
citizen of the State Of Pennsylvania, Plaintiff,
vs. Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad Company
/ a corporation organized and existing under
Of the State Of Ohio, Defendant. being Cause
| Number 32S in Equity in the United States
\ District Court for the Southern District Of
Ohio Western Division, shall file their accept
ance in writing of this ordinance with the
City Clerk within ten days after the passage
4 thereof.
| SECTION VII: This ordinance is hereby
/ declared to be emergency measure and
| Passed: August T. 1885.
r. H. BURKE. Mayor
/ Attest: ADELE EDMONDS.
Clerk of Cuoncil
Aug. 16-1t