Chap. 323.-An ACT to permit Harwood Bristow, of the county of Accomac,
to build a’ bridge across Warrington branch of Onancock creek in said
county. [S B 146]

Approved March 20, 1922.

Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
Harwood Bristow, or his successor in title, be, and he is hereby per-
mitted and authorized to build a bridge across the Warrington branch
of Onancock creek in Accomac county, from any point on the north
shore of said creek, on the farm now owned by him, formerly be-
longing to I. W. Bagwell, to any point on the south shore of said
creek, on the farm now owned by him, formerly belonging to Robert
L. Hopkins and William S. Nelson, senior; provided, however, that
an opening shall be provided under said bridge of a sufficient height
and width to permit the passage thereunder of motor boats and scows
at full tide.

Sec. 2. The said Harwood Bristow, desiring to commence the
building and erection of said bridge at once, an emergency is hereby
declared to exist, and this act shall be in force from its passage.
Provided, however, that any bridge erected by virtue hereof shall
contain a draw of sufficient size and width to permit the passage of
masted vessels suitable for creek navigation.