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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
Volume 418, Page 247   View pdf image (33K)
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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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his, her or their legal representatives, shall entitle the

Entitle com-

said company to the estate or interest in the same

pany to estate.

thus valued as if it had been legally conveyed by

 

the owner or owners of the same; and the valua-

 

tion, if not received when tendered, may at any

 

time thereafter be recovered without costs from said

 

company by the owner or owners, his, her or their

 

legal representatives; and the said sheriff shall

 

keep the said jury together for a reasonable time

 

until they shall agree upon and sign and seal the

 

said inquisition; and in case it shall so happen that

 

the jury cannot agree after being together as afore-

 

said, the sheriff may, in his discretion, discharge the

May discharge

said jury, and without any further warrant from a

jury.

justice of the peace shall, within five days there-

 

after, summon another jury of twenty inhabitants

 

as aforesaid not upon the former jury, and the same

 

proceedings shall be had in all respects as is herein-

 

before provided; and in case of a second or other

 

disagreement of the jury, the same proceedings shall

 

be had until a verdict or inquisition shall be made

 

and returned as aforesaid; and whenever the said

 

canal shall cross or pass any road or roads of what kind

 

soever, the said company shall build, or erect, and

 

maintain in good order, proper swing or drawbridges

Proper draw-

or other bridges, such as are commonly used where a

bridges.

said road crosses a navigable stream, over and upon

 

said canal, so that passage over the same may not

 

be impeded or interrupted.

 

SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That nothing contained

 

in this act shall authorize said company to take

 

private property for their use without just compen-

How con-

sation, as agreed upon between the parties, or or-

strued.

dered by a jury, being first paid or tendered to the

 

party or parties entitled to such compensation.

 

SEC. 9 And be it further enacted, That the said

 

canal so constructed under this act shall be of the

 

dimensions as follows: At least twenty-six feet

 

deep and one hundred and seventy -five feet wide

Dimensions

upon the surface, and one hundred feet wide at the

of caual.

bottom thereof, and not to exceed three hundred

 

feet at the surface, and one hundred and fifty feet

 

wide at the bottom.

 

SEC. 10. And be it further enacted, That the said

 

company are hereby authorized to establish a tariff

Tariff of tolls.

of tolls for the navigation or the use of said canal,

 


 
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