Chapter 133. Authorizing the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, to extend Dauphine Street in said city across the United States military reservation known as the Jackson Barracks
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CHAP. 133.— An Act Authorizing the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, to extend Dauphine Street in said city across the United States military reservation known as the Jackson Barracks. March 3, 1921. [[S. 5030](/us/bill/66/s/5030).] [[Public, No. 373](/us/pl/66/373).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,* That the city of New Orleans, Jackson Barracks La.New Orleans may extend Daup him Street through.in the State of Louisiana, be, and it hereby is, authorized to extend Dauphine Street, in said city, across and through the property of the United States, known as the military reservation of Jackson Barracks, 1355said extension to be of the same width and a continuation of the same lines as said street at its juncture with Delery Street upon the easterly side of said reservation, upon condition that said street shall be improved and maintained by said city of New Orleans as a public street and without cost to the United States: *Provided, however,* That there *Proviso.*Utility rights reserved.is hereby expressly reserved to the United States the right to construct and maintain over, under, and across that said street water, gas, and sewer mains, electric lights, and telephone wires and cables, and any other requisite utilities which the use of said military reservation may require.
Approved, March 3, 1921.