Approving a Franchise, Grant and Contract with Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad

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• is two hundred sixtyQeeven and twenty-nine hundredths (267,29) feet west of the center line of Nancy Street; thence by a curve to the left having a radius of two hundred sixty and fifty-four hundredths (260. 54) feet to a point on a line which is located six and seventy- five hundredths (6.75) feet net of and parallel to the venter line of Nancy Street; thence north along said parallel line a distance of approximately seventeen hundred sixty-six (1765) feet to the north line of arumstown Road; thence by a curve to the right having a radius of seven hundred sixteen old twenty-five hundredths (716.. 25) feet a distance of approximately one hundred eighty (180) feet to the west line of a strip of land owned by the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad; thence northwardly through the lands of the Chioago, South Shore and South Send Railroad to the south line of Lincoln Way Test, which point ,e approximately forty (40) feet east of the west line of said property which line is also the east line of Section Four (4) , Township Thirty-seven (37) North, Range Two (2) Raet onto property if the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad to a point on the north line of Lincoln- , way West which point is also eastwardly approximately fifty(50) feet from the east line of Section your (4) . a and to carry passengers, freight, merchandise, baggage, express and the United States mail on and along its said street rail- road, interurban street railroad and suburban street railroad ti line. Section 3. That said track shall be so constructed across said streets, alleys, roads and highways as not to inter- fere with the free use of the streets, alleys, roads and high- ays interseoted and in such manner as to afford security for ire and property and the Railroad shell restore said streets, lleys, roads and highways to their former state, or in a uffioient manner not to unnecessarily impair their usefulness. Section 3. That the trolley wires Shall be suspended t a height of not less than eighteen and one-half feet above he raise of said track. The said trolley wires shall be sus- ended from span wires, cross arms or supports attached to sub- Untie' wood, iron or steel poles or similar structures at • ..2,. •