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provement and above all damages, the sums
written opposite their names, respectively, to
Wit:
Elizabeth Il 5;. Gale rinnv "a 60 60
John P. Phillips, % 20
William w. Farnam, 372 so
s,yrIls NosIhrop 90 90
Joseph r. Whittlesey 105 90
Estate of John NJ. Davies, 100 90
Estate Of Oliver r Winchester, 18S oe
Estate of Sarah 2. Dale, $50 SO
Othnie c. Marsh, gig so
Edward H. English, 81 50
Wilbur F. Day, - 60
YG5% V f AII4s, i i i i
Charles w. Ostrunl, IS GO
Laura A. futile, 92 90
Estate of Joshua A. Colt, 81 90
Estate of Francis Murdoch, 800 90
George Aylwin, q W
The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 1e2 so
Estate of George w. Hicks, 10 90
John D. shelley, ID 90
Helen A. Kimberly, 90
ii in c. common 2ft"I' '''' '' ' = ~ 1873 IS
William G. Sumner, 90
Clarence H. StlLson, W
John c. HOLSTER, so
John w. Bishop, "a
Mary Louisa Brooks, %
Samuel A. York, 26
in common, 40 90
Total benefits above damages. 1854 90
Balance by City of New Haven 5,77O 90
S7.4O4 90
And to all other persons interested in the afore-
said proposed public Improvement we do assess and
determine the damages and benefits to be equal
Respectfully submitted the Goth day of January,
BE. MANSFIELD,
m1GH HEET FITZPATRICK coB Bpsns IT
Court of Common Council, City of New Haven
Read report accepted and assessments ordered laid
Approved. February II, 1885,
Payable, Feb. 81, 1885.
A of record.
Attest: TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY.
City Clerk.
The following is a description of the above ex-
From MANSFIELD STREET TO PROSPECT STREET.
The southerly line extends from point in the
easterly line of Mansfield street. in direct line to a
point in the westerly line of Prospect street. and
eighty-two one-hundredth 30 So feet; northerly
the dwelling house owned by Laura A futile, on
the easteriy side of Mansfield street; also through
The northeasteriy corner of the foundation Of the
dwelling house owned by Elizabeth N Gale, on the
westerly side of Prospect street.
The northeriy line extends from a point in the
easterly line Of Mansfield street in direct line to
noint ia the westerly line of Prospect street. and is
parallel with and fifty go feet perpendicuarly dis
liant from the above described southerly line.
FROM PROSPECT STREET TO WHITNEY AVENUE.
The northerly line extends from point at the in
with the division line between the lands of William
w Farnam and the Ian of Isaphine Hillhouse in a
direct line point in the westerly line OF Whitney
avenue and passes throughua point opposite to and
fifty-four and ninety-one ne-hundredths (54gD
foundation of the dwelling house owned by Mary e.
Baldwin The northerly line extended in direct
line also passes through point eleven and forty
nine onehundredths a 49, feet nor therly from the
northeasery corner Of the stone foundation OF the
dwelling house owned by Alexander c. Twining, on
the westerly side of Prospect street
The sorItherly line extends from point in the
eastery line Prospect street in direct line to
point in the weSterlyline of Whitney avenue and is
Parallel with and City (50 feet perpendicuarly dis
fant from the above described northerly line.
The amount of land taken for the said extension
is fnIIv shown upon map of the file in the
offlce Of City Engineer, dated October 18th, 1888
and numbered No. SIS ,, = ,<,
ft7 Al City Clerk.