68 FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cus. 357, 361. 1886. head room under such span shall not be less than ten feet above local high·water mark: Provided also, That said draw shall be opened Lightacte. promptly upon reasonable signal for the_passing of boats; and said company or corporation shall Kaintaimlat its owéi gxpéanse, trplm slunsleg t'll, h l' hts t r si nas on sa1 r1 ge as e ig 0*h°*°°°mP°¤i°¤ Iglouzlenlgggrdlslna1l!gresc1?i,be): lgrooided also, That all railway companies °° ]""° right °f desiring to use said bridge shall have and be entitled to equal rights way. "{I’1 """""§? l" *‘;‘2l’“$§3i°.3.€ Z‘l‘2§”‘é'L‘2 Z’2.‘f..L‘;£‘.§ ?§2.‘ZL."‘.$.‘33; c me an x ure e — » » , sf"?’(§",f}f°fW“" and upon such terms and conditions as shall be prescribed by the Secisetiglag rob??;;; }‘ctaryo;i;1Warl, nipon shearing the allegations and proofs of the parties, . incase esa noaree. msec;-cmry ofWar Sec. 3. That the Secrgetary of War is hereby authorized and directed,
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