Chap. 170.—An ACT to amend and re-enact Section 1 of an Act passed
February 28, 1867, Entitled an Act to Authorize the Erection of a
Bridge across Indian Creek, in Norfolk County.

Approved April 9, 1874.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That section one 4
of an act to authorize the erection of a bridge across Indian *
creek, in Norfolk county, passed February twenty-eighth, 1:
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, be amended and re-enacted %
so as to read as follows:

Ҥ 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That Wilson 1,
H.C. Lovitt, William W. Coke, Charles Sharp, John A. Mayer,
Frederick Wilson, Aurelius Wrenn, Amos Ives, Miles S. Wil-
son, Henry F. Woodhouse, William H. Burroughs and Fred-
erick Halstead, and such others as they, or any three of them,
may associate with them, be and they are hereby made and
declared a body politic and corporate, by the name and style
of The Indian River Bridge Company; the capital stock of ¢
which shall not be less than one thousand dollars, nor more
than ten thousand dollars, with all the rights, powers and r
franchises necessary and proper to construct a toll-bridge *
across the stream sometimes called Indian creek, but which
may hereafter be called Indian river, at a point on said
stream which is distant about three miles from the city of
Norfolk, from the land of said Miles S. Wilson, near the divi-
ding line of Matthew Hare, to a point near the dividing line
of said Amos Ives and said Charles Sharp, or from the lands
of any of the above named persons, or any other’ persons
who may consent thereto, on one side of said stream, to the
lands of any of the above-named persons, or any other per-
sons who shall consent thereto, on the other side thereof;
and also with full power and authority to acquire, by pur-

chase or gift, so much land as may be necessary to construct
and open roads leading to the said bridge, from any point or
points on any county road or roads, situated in the county
of Norfolk, or in the county of Princess Anne.”

t 2. This act shall be in force from its passage.