The Portland daily press., 1894-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
10 the Honorable Board of Railroad
Commissioners of the State of Maine:

commissioners OF the State or Maine:
The undersigned selectmen of the town
OF Cape Elizabeth, in the County of Cum
per land and state aforesaid, being the
municipal officers of said town, respectfully
represent, that, on petition of Thomas
ane fdr rs theTetor the Count
land laid out a public highway in said town
OF Cape Eliza beth and extending into the
Gomm ci or Scarborough, IN said County, com;
az a point two hundred feet at right angles
IRON the center of the Boston and Maine
eassoY .,d Western at Division and on the
ton OF said road, with description and
ooundarles, being more particularly set
forth and described in the order of said
County County Conmissioners, as shown by the
records OF the court of SAID Board of County
commissioners, q copy of which order will
be produced at the hearing thereof.
And your petitioners further represent
that the location and description of said
highway, as originally set forth in said or
DER OF the County Commissioners, was after
wards, on the petition of g. NJ, Stanwood
ana others, changed and altered by an or
der OF said Board of County Commissioners
duly made on January End, 1894, as will APP
County Commissioners, and that the loca-
tlQn and description of said highway, as or
lglnally set forth in said order of the County
petition of j. Q. A. Jordan and others,
changed and altered, within the limits of
said town OF Cape Elizabeth, by an order of
made on June 3Oth, 1894, as will appear from
the records of said County Commissioners,
such change and alteration, in said town of
Cape Elizabeth, making the description and
boundaries of said highway in sajd Cane
Elizabeth as follows
., Beginning at point on the line between
the towns of Scarborough and Cape Elizabeth
said point being situated 33.03 feet distant
from stone monument set on said town
me, and on course from said monument
OF n. Az degrees % seconds W. Maenetir)
along said town linz, ThpDca N n H., ar
05 minutes E., 1885 feet to a point Thence
making an angle to left of 1926 with the
location Of tn East srn Division of the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad to the northerly
same course of N. q degrees 80 minutes. E.,
uateu 1886 feel. westerly from the south
westerly corner of Rigby Park fence, and in
me lb with the soHtherly portion thereof;
aforesaid line of y deg. 80 minutes N. %
degrees 90 minutes E., 1856. 81 feet to ii point
ga IA, POINT being $3.50 feet westerly from Rig
f pated l6.2 feet southerly from the gate of
R1gby park. Thence making an angle TO
p ~ IN OF degrees l3 minutes n. 20 degrees
line OF the Saco Road. The above de-
serlbed road to be Sc feet wide, and to be
33.o feet on either side of the above de-
Ard your petitioners further represent
that said way crosses the land, location.
T ngi Of way and tracks of the Boston and
Cape Elizabeth, which said way 40 laid
out, as aforesaid, is not fully constructed;
your petitioners, therefore, as said munich
pal ncers, hereby make application to said
Board of Railroad Commissioners to give
due and legal notice and hearing to ali
parties Interested in the subject matter of
this petition, and determine whether said
way shall be permitted cross said railroad
land, location, right of way and tracks at
grade Herewith or not, and the manner and
mine whether the expense of building and
maintaining so much of said way as is
within, the limits of said railroad shall be
borne borne by said Boston End Maine railroad
Company or by said town of Cape Elizabeth,
or shall be apportioned between said COM
pany and said town; and to perform all
oth1r duties in relation thereto according
vided
Dated at said Cape Elizabeth this four
teenth day of July, A. D., 1894.
S SFEhhEEhHi + i. 3 fEEEEHl,
WILLIAM E. ALLEN,
Selectmen and Municipal Officers of the
Town of Cape Elizabeth.
Attest: f. q. HARRINGTON, Clerk.
On the foregoing Petitions:
ORDERED: That the petitioner cause to
be published true copy of said petition,
and this order of notice thereon, three days
successfully in the Portland Daily PRESS,
a newspaper published at Portland, in the
in said paper to be at least seven DAYS be-
fore the. second day of August, A. D., 1894,
on which day the Board of Railroad Com
mlssioners will view tho location of crossing
described in the foregoing application and
be in session at the station at the iuntion of
the Boston and Maine Railroad in Cape
Elizabeth at two o'clock in the afternoon
for the purposes indicated in said petition.
D. n. MORTLAND,
Chairman forsthe Board of Railroad Com
missioners of Maine.
Dated this 23rd dav of Tulv n 1904
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