Identifier: streetrailwayrev12amer (find matches)
Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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ith extra glaze at the joints are then put 111 the sagger with the petticoats of the insulatoruppermost and placed in a kiln, in which under great beat the clayshrinks and becomes vitrit. I and the glazing material ■ nd hecom- flowing down into and filling all !; .ither being hiring the shrink- 1 this . illuv-Klll The lower house of the Iowa Legislature passed a bill last monthplacing street and intcrurban electric railways under the controlof the state board of railway commissioners. The hills as passedwere subjected to several amendments, one of which reduced theterm of ;o years for which cities and towns might vote franchises,to 25 years. Such roads however, as works of internal improve-ment, may incorporate for a term of 50 years. The bill gives elec-tric roads the right to use the highways on consent of the super-visors and by approval of two-thirds of the abutting land owners.It is believed there will be no difficulty experienced when the billgoes up for passage in the senate.
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THE STRIKES. GhRMANTOWNFRANKFORD INTERURBAN The strike at Norfolk, Va., was settle 1 March 29th. The mili-tia guarding the property of the Norfolk Railway & Liglwere withdrawn March 12th and there followed many acts i vio-lence, car cr< iltcd by the strikers, car- deraiiiOn the 29th 07 of the 162 -inkers petitioned i..r reinstatement, thearbitration committee having ruled that the men should worlnon-union men; the 97 wire placed at work anil the strioff. 1 iric Co. has continued to have liking einj. -.ii the I.i.i. 1 In..- 1.,1111,1 it irmed guard oi five 1. ..rih Railtrorth, Kan , was lettled March 28th, the di nl ..1 thisih dynam141I1 «« *1 ighl \ Power 1 lo he ill he 0 large -til be 11I1 rolling stock a-. 248 STREET RAILWAY REVIEW. (Vol. XII, No. 4. STREET RAILWAY PATENTS. tits furnishi 1. \\ in \equal: idcr. Winchester, Mass. Dfor reducing elevated railroad structures. No mi.I*!. March 4, Wallace M. Kelch, Dayton, 0 IT. No. 694,741, March .;. George G. Gucutlicr, Los \&gt

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