The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-08
COUNTY ROAD LANDS.
Judge Knapp's Order Protecting
the Interest of Owners
Along the Line.

The Commissioners appointed by Judge
Knapp to examine and appraise the land
to be taken for the laying out and open
ing of the new country boulevard and the
damage to be done to the owners thereof
by taking the land, will begin work at an
early date.
Judge McGrath today asked Judge
Knapp to designate an early date when
the Commissioners may appear and
qualify. The Judge named Saturday.
len o'clock, at the Court House as the
time and place.
AS published in THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS yesterday, the lands will be divided
into six sections with three Commission
ers to appraise eaon section.
Section / includes all lands south of
the boundary line of Bayonne.
Section includes the land north OF the
Bayonne boundary line to Morton place,
this city.
Section 8 includes all lands living be-
tween Morton place and Montgomery
street.
Section 4 includes ali lands between
MONTGOMERY street and Newark avenue.
Section includes all lands between
Newark avenue and High Point avenue
in the town of West Hoboken.
Section includes all the land between
High Point avenue and the northerly
boundery line of tho county.
LEGAL NOTICE TO BE GIVEN.
a legal notice will be served on all per-
sons interested in she lands that will be
taken naming. a time and place at which
the Commissioners who are TO act i'll the
premises are to meet for that purpose.
Service of the notice shall in all cases be
made at least ten days prior to the time
named for such meeting. Personal service
thereof shall be made in all cases where
n
u notice may be served by leaving the
name ct the dwelling place of the person
to be served with some person over the
age of fourteen yeurS. After dill
igent search aud the person
to be served cannot be
found, he may be served by publishing
the same for at least four weeks, at least
once in each week, in II newspaper pub
lished in the county and circulating in
the neighborhood where the laud to be
affected shall be; such notice III such
case shall also be posted or put in con-
spicuous place on or near the land
or other property to be affected as
the notice shall. within five days after
the first publication or insertion In the
newspapers, be mailed to such person or
party at the post office nearest the party s
residence.
INTERESTS OF MINORS.
IN Cne case OIL luIanCS Interested tne
notice is to be served as first above indi-
Gated, both on the infant and guardian
thereof. In case any person or persons
interested shall be unknown, or whose
postoffice address shall be unknown,
then and in that case the
notice shall be advertised and shall
embody or contain a description of the
land to be affected in such manner and
terms as will indentify the same. Such
notice shall not be published for less than
two months. once at least each week, in
one newspaper.
copy of such notice shall also be
posted in three separate and conspicuous
places in the County Court House, one of
which may be in the office of the Regis
ter and another may be i'll the Surrogate s.
office.
The order which Judge McGrath
prepared, as counsel for the
Board Of Freeholders covers thirty
three type written pages and
is the result OF much study of the
matter and hard work. Judge Knapp,
when he signed the order, made scarcely
any changes in it and spoke of the docu-
ment in terms very complimentary to
Judge McGrath.