The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

kel president has been laborng diligently and
awaiting meeting the neat LEGISLATURE, Is order 70
Of those only the parties directly
benefited whether residing this county upon the bor
@ % q he work and ~i.e '' spsas The
n osd Tbs with be on or Two @
from Newark be loo feet wide tSs erInni
snse, irpinston and Elizabeth.
be soa p ess q
be widened into an avenue OF the required wdthl0o fee
left wdens he Old road as far the new at
%ngs q s horse r.Sna wSsrs arns 70 s right w
limits The drive xl be "Boomheld avenue" the
the mountain a. Montelar 49, = ~ ~
Following the circle the next avenue win be new one,
Orange is called Park avenue," and start. from the
70 Bloomfield Springfield avenue is to BE- lend
the county limits Court street 70 be run out AZ Fftsenth
tended IN the same manner iii inersects Springfield ave.
nue. Avon street, starting from Clinton avenue =, s inter-
extended to South Orange s '
The od Elizabeth yoad 10 70 BE- wdened ana made INTO
huysen also to into broad,
ssh almost direct in its course from TINS city 70
Besides these avenue is being surveyed from the
Orane road TO the South Orange road running along about
half up the mountain The Commissioners are also
10 Sa s s saSw E, .hs 70
dscesn and finally make an entrance by new way into
Other avenues, having view the attraction Of New
drives viii Probably be Be Ts work viii Be
az soon after the Legislature meets US the season
permits
AS evidence OF what has before been stated here.
that the present activity In real estate Is neither an
ephclnera or merely local movement, but Is part
and parcel OF our growth and progress III material
Development, we subjoin the following report from
local journal OF the organization or board OF real
estate agents In Louisville Ky. When the appreca-
zion OF real property and its increase in value, which
has its inception here in the Atlantic seaboard have
already suggested such organized effort 50 far West
to reap the benefits accruing therefrom what may
We not expect in the future OF New York city, its
starting point?
In accordance with call in the city papers yester-
day morlng, the real estate agents Of the city met
at the Board OF Trade rooms last evening 10 consider
the propriety OF organizing board OF real estate
agents. on motion Mr.. X. H. Gresham was elected
temporary chairman and Mr. >. ). Meddls secretary.
iZation OF the Board Mr. Kutzleb offered the follow
ing:-"That committee of three be appointed to
draft obligations to be signed by the agents OF the
city, wherein each should bind himself TO be-
come member OF the organization to be called the
Real Estate Agents Board OF the City Of Louisville,
and that each bind himself 10 conform to the rules
and regulations established Tor the government OF
the ORGANIZATIONS
On motion Messrs whaley, Southwick and Bucket
were appointed on the committee, who presented
the following report which was on motion
adopted
We, the undersigned committee, appointed by the unan
vote OF the real estate agents OF the city OF Louisville
this day Of November 1855 the Board of Trade
Of the city OF Louisville do hereby to and
Resolved That this sha be called the Real Estate Board of
and vice secretary treasurer be elected by
the members Of the board from the day OF
election take place second Monday Of November OF
each year a. the Board Of Trade place as be
at The rst meeting that committee of tive DO appointed by
estate and report same to this Board on Monday night
and that the rates OF membership shall be fixed at twenty
dollars for each firm, to be paid ia advance.