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Deceml~er I1~ 1923
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<br /> S. The Y~essee will indemnify the Lessor ~gai~st all claims, demands sr causes of ac-
<br />tion on account eT les's, damage er i~jury of or to any persons or a~y property caused by er
<br />resultimg from the-creation er maintenance ef ~ny nuisance em the leased premises, er amy
<br />negligent er wrongful acts er emissions ef the Lessee, its officers er emptsyees~, i~ co,section
<br />with the use of said premises £or the purpose herei~ set out,
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<br /> 4, The Y~essee sh~t not assign nor sublet this contract, or ~uy ~f its rights ~ereunder,
<br />without the p~eviouswritten consent ef the Less~r.
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<br /> I~ TESTIE0k~Y ~EEREOF, witness the following si~aatures ~nd seals the day and year first
<br />above written.
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<br />Attest:
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<br />SEABOARD AIR LI!IE RAILWAY CONPANY,
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<br />Assistant Secretary.
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<br />First Vice-President.
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<br />Witnesses:
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<br />Attest:
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<br />Witnemses:
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<br />CITY OF PORTS~OUTH.
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<br /> ~r. 0ast~meved that~ the recOmmend~tisn ef the t~.nager be concurred in, ~ud that the proper
<br />Officers · e~cute~ the said lease, pro~.ided the le~se ms apprew~d by the City Attommey~.
<br /> The motion was adopted, and by the following vote:~
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<br /> Ayes--' Brooks, Hutchins,~ 0ast, Smith,
<br /> Stewart (J.R.), Stewart (R.E.Bo), ~zite,
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<br />?th. Recommended ~assage ef the following resolution:
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<br /> "V,~EREAS, it h~s come to the notice of the Ceunci~ of the City of Portsmouth that the
<br />Eavy Department h~s in view the cempTet* removal ef the ~av~l Tra~ning~se from Eorfolk, Va.,
<br />to Newport, R.X., and
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<br /> WHEREAS, the interests of the two cities of Portsmouth and Norfolk are i~t~tely con-
<br />~ected, ~d
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<br /> ~q~EREAS, it is the belief~ of this body that the remevml of the s~atien from ~orfolk ts
<br />Nev~ort is unwise'anduneconemic~l, a~d will result mot only in great l~ss to our sister City
<br />of ~orfolk, but also te the Federal Government,
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<br /> BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council' eft the City ef Portsmouth, that our Senators and Repre-
<br />sentatives i~ Congress are called upon and urge te de all im their power to prevent the carrying
<br />out of this ~wise project~, and
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<br /> That the President ef the Council be requested te appoint a ccmittee to ce~cperate
<br />with~iou~ committees and orgs~uizations of the City ef Norfolk with a vi e~ te preventing this
<br />transfer, and
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<br /> Thmt a copy ef these reso!uticns be sent to our Senators and Representatives in Con-
<br />gress, the Portsmouth Chamber cf Commerce, the Norfolk-Portsmouth Chs~b~r of Commerce, and
<br />the Council of the City of Norfolk."
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<br /> 0n motion of Nr. Brooks, the resolutisn was a~epted, and the President appeinte~
<br />Verhen Brocks and J. Alden 0mst and the City ~anager to said Cemmittee~
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<br /> 8th. "I am forw~rdingher~m~th a proposition from the Effected.Advertising Company cover-
<br />ing the placing of one hmnd~v~d and fifty trash cans on the streets of ~he City of Porte--mouth
<br />~nd to p~y $8.00 per can per year therefor for ~ period ef at least one year, with the privi-
<br />lege ef extending to three years, with the understanding that at the end of the three years,
<br />the contract is terminated and the cans became the property ef the City ef Portsmouth.
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<br /> The Council h~d previously approved a preposition of this kind bNt the party submit-
<br />~ing it, ~aiied to enter into the contract as prepssed. I h~ve drmwn up a new contract embody-
<br />ing~y views as to the matter, te be substituted for ~e contract proposed by the Effects
<br />Advertising
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<br />I recemend that t be auth©~ized te enter into the contract"
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<br />On motion ef ~r. Stewart (R.E.B), the recommendation of the N~nager was concurred im.
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<br />UNFINtSP~D ~USIEESS
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<br />The following ordinance which ha~ been placed on its first reading November 2V~h was ts~ken
<br />An Ordinance Amending "An Ordinance ~hose Short Title st~ll be 'The Parkin~ Ordinance' Re-
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