Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29
a " ORDINANCE g lay ont and open New.

a n ORDINANCE to lay ont and open New
IN ark avenue, from Broad street to the line OF
Clinton township.
Be it ordained by the Mayor ana City Council OF
the city Of Elizabeth:
Section l. That street or avenue one hundred
feet in width to be called Newark avenue shall be
laid out and opened from Broad street TO the line
OF Clinton township as the said street or avenue
has been laid out one hundred feet wide by the
Commissioners appointed by the said last mention
ed act, and as laid down and designated on map
filed by them in the Office of the Clerk Of the city
OF Elizabeth said street or avenue being part1cu-
larly described as follows: Beginning at Il stone
monument in the centre hne of Port avenue,
4l2 .03 feet distant southeasterly from the mUnu'
Mt at the intersection OF the centre hnes OF SAD
Polt avenue and Broad street, ana running thence
southwesteIly angle OF 70 degrees and 81 min
utcs with that part OF said Port avenue which hes
westerly Of Newark avenue 5Y5.So 1eet to a stone
monument III Broad street; beginning again at the
same stone monument in the centre Inc OF Port
avenue, and running thence nOrtheasterly in the
same straight line with TIE part OF Newark avenue
above described 9T9.GI feet to Il stone monument
IN centre line of North avenues thence northeast
erly in the same straight line l,OOt.3S feet to
stone monument in the centre line OF Fanny street
thence uortLeasterly III the same straight line
5lS.95 feet TO stone monument, the line herein
above dssciibed being 37.5 feet distant from the
eastarl line and 625 feet distant from the westerly
hne Oi SAID Newark avenue, the said avenue to be
100 feet il width, borh lines, however, being con
tiuued straight beyond the monument until they
after described and called Frelinghuysen avenue
on the Commissioners map; beginning again at
the last mentioned stone monument in Newark
avenue aforesaid (which is distant 503.95 feet
uurtheasterly from the monument at the intersec-
ton of Fanny street and Newark avenue,) and
running thence at an angle OF 40 degrees and %
minutes to the right with Newark avenue. before
described, 1,170 feet more or less to the line of
Clinton township, being straight line between
the last above mentioned monument and stone
monument in Clinton township l,2l4 SO feet dis
tant from the same, the line herein last above
described being the centre line Of said Newark ave-
nue., from point 1871 feet northerly Of the monu-
ment at the bend of said avenue to the line of
Clinton township and the said avenue to be 100
feet in width. ~Ghe street or avenue hereinabove
described being the two streets or avenues which
on the said Commissioners map called Newark
avenue and Frelinghuysen avenue, and which are
together to form and be one avenue called Newark
avenue, and that the land and real estate necessary
therefor be taken and appropriated upon making
compensation therefor to the owners thereof.
Section ,. That The whole amount OF costs, dam
ages and expenses incurred in the prosecution and
completion Of said improvement shall be duly as
sessed according to the provisions ofthe entitled
An act to revise and amend the charter of the
city of Elizabeth, " approved March T. 1868.
Section 8. Sail Improvement shall be made and
completed under the supervision and direction Of
the Street Commissioner, and according to the pro-
visions of the city charter and ordinances. a27