The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-25
Elevated Railroad.

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF
L the Central Elevated Transit COMPANY for the
appointment of comm issioners In condemn alton.
Notice.
10 qchona ii Daav concern
Transit Company, a corporation of the state OF
new Jersey, having determined 70 construct main
tain and operate an elevated railroad over the fol-
lowing route in Jersey City, Hudson County,, New
Commencing at Or near the Ferry House q the
o pr = to n the easteeriy end Of Johnston avenue
thence westerly over and along Johnston avenue 20
and across Grand street to the easterly end of Os-
wego street; thence westerly over and along oswego
street to the westerly END sne re th en- westerly
nue., Clifton place and summit avenue to the east
and along Jewett avenue to and across West Side
avenue, together with the light to cross all inter
m mnd tiea s Wisn the nee cay ays clsrk & aaJ jersey assynes i Spi IL dae
form the consent IN writing Of the owners Of more
on such portions Of each q said streets or highways
= SAID Company aIa is proposed to be built, and hay,
ing also obtained the consent Of the Mayor and
ton, maintenance and operatlon Of said elevated
Railroad by an ordinance, entitled AN ordinances
to locate, construct, operate and sinaintain an e!e-
waited railroad through and over certain ssrss 81 i and
and approved by the Mayor Of said city on January
And said Company not being able by agreement
to procure TIE consent Of Sns owner or owners OF
treets. to vie Johnston avenue, Oswego street
And the honorable Jonathan DIxon, one Of tn
Justices of the supreme Court of the State OF Now
Jersey. on the application OF SAID Company, having
Z. D cf issS, appointed %illiam II Doasiass, Benjps
min Edge and Garw0od ferriS, three disinterested.
said County OF nudson. Commissioners to examine
ami appraise the easement or rights of passage re-
qnired for such PROPOSED elevated railroad upon
the owner or owners Of which nave not consented
thereto and ment ioneu ~ aid app lication or peti-
aimee resigned as such Commissioner. and the Hon
oraoie Jonathan. DIXON, Justice as aforesaid, on
the application of said Compsoy, having by order
appointed Isaac Romano, q disinterested,i impair
tial and Judicious freeholder. resident in tho
cancy IN said board OF Cominis siopers which had
occurred bv reason OF the resignation OF said Y IL
said Car Wood Ferris and Benjamin Eass the ease
ments and rights OF passage aforesaid;
And the said Garwooa Ferris and BENJAMIN
Edge, Commissioners as aforesaid. having met on
the drst day of August, A. D, 1850, at two o'clock In
the afternoon. at the Chancery m No. /
hereaoioSe given herein, and az said tins and
place having adjourned said meeting to the time
and place hereinafter mentioned and directed THAI
And each OF us having taken and subscribed an
oath. faithfully and impartially 70 examine the
port according to the best of our skill aud undor-
standing
day Of August A. D., 1890, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. at the Chancery Chambers. No. l Exchange
Place, Jersey City. IN the county Of Hudson. as the
time and place when and whore we Will meet for
the purpose or performing the duties OF said ap-
| pointment and we hereby give notice that we will
the damages which the respective owners Of lands
along the route OF said railroad, who have not con,
scented thereto. have sustained or viii sustain by
reason OF the building and operation of sueh ele-
waited railroad.
DaEed August ID, lSN. Are
BENJAMIN EDGE.
GARWonp FERRIS