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This was not actually officially a company, as the franchise from the City of Portland was issued to George Weidler and Robert Irving as individuals.
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The franchise as granted by ordinance No. 3903 in August 1883 provided for extensive streetcar lines through the city, but nothing was ever built, despite extensions of time given in January 1885 and March 1886. Finally out of patience, the city revoked the franchise in September 1887.
George Weidler (yes, the street is named after him) was a business associate of Ben Holladay.
| Years of Operation: | August 1883–September 1887 |
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| Preceded By: | None |
| Succeeded By: | None |