CO129-303 - Public Offices & Others - 1900 — Page 54

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I can give, if required, details of my

invesh

Jahons into these disturbances, and of the

remedy which was applied at my suggestion.

Since the landing place and route of the cable

is not shown on the plan Icamot form

an

opinion of the probable extent of the disturbance.

The Cable & book proceedings agamot the

Tramway Co. and asked for £50,000 heard at bape dommages. The case was

Town with expert witnesses and judgment

was given for the defendants with cost. The

bant seemed to be impressed with the fact

that the disturbing

current was

only about one

twenty millionth of the whole current used on

the