. The Street railway journal . having most of the bills to consider. The recommendation of the Governor that the Commonwealthauthorize the expenditure of $5,000,000 additional for its share ofthe expense of the elimination of grade crossings of railroads andhighways was accompanied by the suggestion that wherever streetrailways had locations on crossings thus separated they should bebrought in as a fourth contributing party to meeting the general court has reflected the views of Governor Crane innumerous ways, and the stamp of his individuality is on a verylarge amount of the legi
. The Street railway journal . having most of the bills to consider. The recommendation of the Governor that the Commonwealthauthorize the expenditure of $5,000,000 additional for its share ofthe expense of the elimination of grade crossings of railroads andhighways was accompanied by the suggestion that wherever streetrailways had locations on crossings thus separated they should bebrought in as a fourth contributing party to meeting the general court has reflected the views of Governor Crane innumerous ways, and the stamp of his individuality is on a verylarge amount of the legislation suggested; and therefore it was notstrange that the committees on railroads and street railways, sittingjointly, should have agreed in reporting legislation on the lines helaid down. A bill was reported April 30, and the House com-mittee on ways and means took it in hand as a matter of secondaryreference. Then it was discovered that a great many committeeswere interested in that provision of the measure which permitted. ENGINE ROOM OF NEW STREET RAILWAY POWER PLANT OF COLORADO SPRINGS the Attorney General to ask dismissal of proceedings alreadybegun under the grade crossing act where the grade crossing com-mission had not reported to the court. The section read as follows: Any case now pending in the Superior Court under the provisions ofsection 149 of chapter III of the Revised Laws, in which the final reportof the commission has not been filed in said court under the provisions ofsection 152 of said chapter, may, upon motion of the attorney-general, andafter such notice as the court may order to the other parties, be dismissedby said court without prejudice to the right of any subsequent party undersaid section 149, as amended by this act, to file a new petition for theabolition of the same crossing: Provided, however, that in the proceedingsupon any subsequent petition, no person shall be appointed a member ofthe commission referred to m said section 149 who was a me
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