The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-11-23

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, :
TowSONTOwN, Nd, August 20 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has
been presented to this board by Joseph w. Jen-
kins. Jr.. A. w. Duke. Isaac II. Moss, III. j. Kill
roy, W. ID. Braekenridge, L. =; McCabe, John g.
itants of Baltimore county, for the opening. al
tering condemning and widening road in the
Ninth Election District of Baltimore county.
Said road to begin in the centre of Lake Ave
nue. "a county road which leads from Charles
Street Avenue extended to the Falls Turnpike
Road and at point opposite the southeast cor
ner of frame building standing on the land of
Joseph w. Jenkins, ST.. and running thence
across said Lake Avenue to the northern side
of Joseph w. jenkins, Sr., Joseph w: jenkins,
Jr, the estate of James l.. Sutton. the land of A.
l.. Gorter and including the bed of a road as at
present constructed and used. and as now lOca-
ted along the major part of the distance includ-
ed between the termini OF the road as herein
applied for to the center of road which LEADS
from Lake Roland to the Falls Turnpike Road
The road as herein applied for will be about two
Ordered, BY the County Commissioners of
Baltimore county, this goth day of August, 1889,
that Richard b. Hyland and Patrick Gallagher.
Road Commissioners of the 9th District. and
Emanuel Herman, dsinterested taxpayer. be
and they are hereby appointed Examiners on
road named i'll the aforgoing petition, to meet
upon the premises,
On UednesddU, September 18Th, H. ID. 1889,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Make an examination and report to this Board
whether or not the public convenience requires
the granting of said petition in accordance with
the Act or Assembly passed at the january SEES
''0''' THOMAS TODD,
JOHN SMITH.
l.. A. MONMONIER,
County Commissioners for Baltimore County.
Test: NJ. F. COMMON,
Chief Clerk and Auditor.
BALTIMORE COUNTY Md, October s, 1889.
To he Honorable Board of Comfy Commissioners Of
Baltimore county,:
GentIenaen-The undersigned, Examiners ap-
pointed by the Board of County commissioners
of Baltimore county to examine and determine
whether road leading from point in the CEN
tire of Lake Avenue Ga county road which leads
from Charles Street Avenue extended to the
Falls Turnpike Road and running thence
through the lands of Joseph W. jenkins, Sr.,
Joseph w. Jenkins. Jr., the estate of James L..
Sutton, ezra Lippincott and others, truStces)
and the land of A. L.. Gorter, to the centre OF a
road which leads from Lake Roland to the Falls
Turnpike Road, be for the public convenience or
not, hereby respectfully report that after giving
the due and proper notice as prescribed by law,
we met upon the premises. as described in said
Ga copy of which said notice is herewith filed as
part of these proceedingsD and after making an
examination to determine if the public convent
ence required the granting of the application for
said road. we, the said Examiners, did determine
that the public convenience dld require the
granting of said application for the following
reasons:
1st Because the road as applied for viii, when
placed under the control OF the county, afford q
legal and undisputed outlet between the termni
of said road. since the road as now used although
open for travel the major part of its length has
never either been dedicated to or condemned for
the use of said county.
I'd. Because the road petitioned for as afore-
said will afford needed outlet from Lake Ave
nue. to Lake Roland, Northern Central Railroad.
and other points. -
3D. Because the public convenience requires
the opening of said road petitioned for as afore-
said.
We further report that we employed a compe-
tent surveyor, who under our direct ton surveyed
said road and made plat, showing the alignment
thereof and the land embraced therein, and is
herewith filed as part of these proceedings.
We further report that our estimate of the cost
relating to the opening of said road is two thohS
and three hundred and thirty dollars 2,330).
We further report that we have assessed the
damages relating to the opening of said road as
Joseph w. Jenkins, Observation-Disclosures 10000
Joseph w. Jenkins, Jr........ .......... 10000
The Estate of Jas. l.. Sutton Ezra Lip
pincott and others, trustees) ........... 5000
A. L. Gorter. ........................... 1900
Total damages Observation-Disclosures. 81 $1,000
We further report that have assessed the
benefits incident to the opening of said as follows
Joseph w. Jenkins, ST.. .............".S I5.O0
Joseph w. jenkins, Jr......-..::......:.. 1l25.OO
The Estate of JAS L. Sutton ezra Lip
pincott and others, trusteesl........ l2500
A. L. GOrter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
w. p. Harvey ......... ................ l25.00
ID. T. BuZby 1000
c. Dugan. Observation-Disclosures. ..... 1000
G. Du Val. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2000
$2,33001
We further report that the net amounts to be
paid and collected for the opening of said road is
as follows, viz:
Joseph w. jenkins, Jr....................$ $3.50
pincott and Others, trustees). ......... 800
A. L. Gorter. 10000
w. =. Harvey. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l25.W
ID. L. Buzby .................. 1000
c. Dugan Observation-Disclosures. 20.00
q. Du ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30.00
Total net amount......... ............$ 81 ,0S5OO
All of which is respectfully submitted to tSe
consideration of your Honorable Board.
Given under our hands and seals this Sth day
of October, A. ID. 1889
PATRICK GALLAGHER [sEALl
RICHARD ID. HYLAND, fSEAL
IL HERMAN. i - - = [SEAIi