Chap. 100.—An ACT to allow the Charlottesville and University of
Virginia Electric Light and Gas company to locate its poles and
wires in, along and through the streets and alleys of the town of
Charlottesville.

Approved February 8, 1888.

1. Beit enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
the Charlottesville and University of Virginia Electric Light
and Gas company shall have the right to locate in the town
of Charlottesville its plant, and also the right to locate its
poles and wires in, along and through such streets and alleys
of the town of Charlottesville as may be necessary for the
purpose of said company in furnishing light or motor power
to the citizens of said town.

2. In locating such poles and wires in, along and through
the streets and alleys of said town, such electric and gas light
company shall be subject to the direction of the legally con-
stituted authorities of said town; and said company shall not
by such location or otherwise, in any manner, interfere with
the free use of said streets and alleys by the public, nor
obstruct the free passage of vehicles and street cars through
the town.

3. This act shall be in force from its passage.