Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive document details the organization, trust indenture, authority of bonding, acquirement of pre-existing rights, trackage agreements, grants, ordinances, terminal facilities, rights-of-way, property, and business of the Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and Jackson Railway. It provides a detailed look at the legal and operational foundations of the railway, offering valuable insights into the complexities of railway management and infrastructure development during the period it was written.
Essential reading for historians, legal scholars, and railway enthusiasts, this document sheds light on the intricate processes involved in establishing and maintaining a railway system. It covers various aspects, including the legal framework, financial arrangements, and physical infrastructure necessary for the railway's operation. The involvement of Henry Allyn Haigh further underscores the document's historical significance, making it a crucial resource for understanding the development of transportation networks and corporate governance.
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