The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
NOTICE.

To WILLIAM II. WALTON, HATTIE A.
i walton. Herman Bsncke, Harshaw Scott.
and The Mayor aud Aldermen Of Jersey City.
Thke nttice that the West Side Connecting
Railroad Company has made application in
writing by prtition to the Honorable George T.
Weris. one Of the Justices of the Supreme Court
or the state OF New Jersey, for the appointment
OF three disinierested, impartial and judicious
freeholders. residents in the county of Hudson,
as Commissioners TO examine ana appraIse
the value or q certain tract OF land. a des-
crfption of which Is hereto annexed, owned
by you aud in which you are interested.
and necessary and required to be taken
by said company for It's proposed railroad
and to de. ermine and assess the com
pensations fos and the damages to be sustained
in consequence of such taking and whatever said
Commissioners are by law authorized or required
10 assess and that the said Justice has assigned
Saturday, the twenty eighth day of Nav,
eighteen hundred and ninety,two. at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon at the Chancsry Cham
bers, Number One Exchange Place, Jersey City,
when and wrere he will proceed to hear the said
application and make the said appointment, and
has ordered ten days notice OF the time and
place assigned to be given TO you.
By order of said Justice.
Il WEST ! CONNECTING RAILROAD
By WALLIS, EDWARDS & BuHsTED,
Their Attorneys.
Dated May IA, 1892.
particular description of the lands required
by The West Side Connecting Railroad Company
above referred to. All those plots of land
situate in Jersey City, New Jersey, known as
those rarts of lots one hundred and eleven Gid.
one hundred and thirteen Ql3), one hundred and
fifteen Q15). one hundred and sixteen (1l6), one
hundred and seventeen Q1D, one hundred and
eighteen O1s), one hundred and nineteen Qi9),
one hundred and twenty (l20), one hundred and
twenty-one U2l, one hundred and twenty-five
Q22), one hundred and twenty-three Cl23). one
hundred and twenty-four CPD, one hundred
and twenty-five Cz5), one hundred and twenty
six (126), one hundred and twenty-seven (iZD.
one hundred and twenty-eight Q2s). one hundred
aud twenty nine (120), one hundred and thirty
Q30, one hundred and thirty-two C3g, one
hundred and thirty-four Q3D, one hundred and
thirty-six Q3Cl and one hundred and thirty
eight Obs in Block One on q certain map on file
in Hudson County Registers office entitled
MAJ OF property belonging to Thomas j Jones,
situated in Greenville, Hudson county, New
Jersey, January, 1870" comprised within the
filed right of way of the Vest Side Connecting
Railroad of two lines drawn parallel to and one
hundred feet apart and distant fifty feet on
the West Side Connecting Railroad as
filed in the Office of the Secretary of
State at Trenton. New Jersey, together
with certain lands inclnded within said right of
way and lying within the proposed avenues
called Danforth and Chestnut avenues on said
map: said located centre line through said
blocks aud lots may be particularly described as
follows: Commencing at a point in the north
easterly line of Linden avenue IL extended
northwesterly distant ten hundred and nine and
niDety-two one hundredths C,G9.02l feet.
no%rthwesterly measured on the northeasterly
side of Linden avenue if extended from a stone
monument in said northeasterly side of Linden
| HNG1uc duu III lI6 ulN1SlOu lut chNttu Iut
| lands OF H. Detwiller aud lands of the estate of
| Adam Lutz; thence north fifteen degrees six
| teen minutes east about eight hundred and nifty
| four feet to the centre line of the crack of the
Woods. Said parts Of lots included within said
| right of way may be described as follows:
Commencing at a point in the centre of Dan
forth av ,nue and in the division line between
| lots one hundred and nine Q09) and one hundred
| and eleven Q1l). Block Once on said map; thence
northwesterly along the centre of Danforth
avenue thirty-one and ninety five hundredths
| (3l $50 feet to the nortbwesterly line of the right
of-way of the West Side Connecting Railroad;
thence north fifteen degrees sixteen minutes,
east four bundled and thirty-six and thirty hun
dredths (436 500 feet, more or less, to the centre
| of the Creek of the Woods: thence southeasterly
along the centre of said creek to the southeast
| erly line of the right-of way of the
West Side Connecting Railroad; thence
south fifteen degrees and sixteen
| minutes west along said line two hundred
| and niuety-four and fve-tenths (294 % feet more
or less to the division line between lots one hun
drcd and nine Q00) and one hundred and eleven
Q1D in block one on said map; thence south
| westerly along said division line one hundred
and three aud ~fftv-five hundredths q Ga. $50 feet
to the centre of Danfortn avenue the place of
| beginning; together with the lands in Chestnut
avenue II extended in front of said lots to the
| centre line of tho creeks of the woods.
Containing thirty-eight thousand five hundred
| square feet, more or less, or eight hundred aud
| righty-four thousandths acres Q.SS4D more or
| less