Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil
Art. 48. The Minister of Transportation is to command the studies to
be made, to contract for the construction and inspect the traffic of
these roads, but he will furnish the Minister of Agriculture a copy
of the plans relative to the route and give descriptive memoranda of
the project, and when drawing up the papers for the bidding, shall
include the clauses which he shall judge necessary and opportune for the
colonization of the bordering lands and the development of the industries
of the zone tributary to the line as well as to attend to the eventual
necessities of the commerce.
Art. 49. The construction and the concession for construction of the
roads of the second class may be made by the Union or by the States
interested.
Art. 50. The Minister of Agriculture is the proper person to construct or
permit the construction of those Government resolves to carry into effect
at the account of the Union, as well as to authorize the payment of the
subvention of 15,000 mibreis per kilometer to those which were contracted
for by the States.
Art. 51. The technical conditions of the railroads of which Art. 45
treats in the second part, are the following:
A portable line of the Decauville type.
Weight of the rails, 15 kilos per metre.
Gauge 0.60 cm between the rails, least radius of curvature 40 M. O.
Greatest incline OmO10.
Weight of locomotives 18 to 20 tons.
Art. 52. The concessions for these roads shall be let at a public bidding
according to the rule established in law number 1,126 of 1903, or
independently of bidding with a person or corporation sufficiently able
with the help of the payment of the maximum subvention of 25 contos per
kilometer, according to the difficulties of the land it passes through,
paid by sections of not less than 30 kilometers, completely ready and
furnished with the necessary rolling stock, within 90 days of the date of
the respective inaugurations.
Art. 53. The concession for these railroads cannot be given to those who
agree to build then simply as transportation enterprises, but only to
those who will obligate themselves to colonize and explore, in proportion
as they may be justified, the respective marginal lands.
It is an essential condition for the validity of the concession, that
the contractor presents to the Minister of Agriculture within the
maximum term of one year, proof that he has disposed of the lands for
colonization, and a descriptive memorandum of the character and extent of
the industries he intends to develop.
Art. 54. Those railroads of this type which in the future may be joined
to any general line of transportation, shall be obliged as soon as its
gross earnings amount to 10,000 mibreis per kilometer, to make its gauge
conform to the same, and from then for all purposes becoming a part of
the general federal transportation system.
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