The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Honorable Board of Railroad
Commissioners of the State of Maine:

The undersigned, Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of stbrook. being the munlclpal
officers OF said city. would most reSpectful-
ly represent and give your honoIs 10 be in
formed that sad city of Nestbrook, after
due notice and full hearing AS the law IN
sal cases requires. have made locations of
certain ways or streets in said city across
the track of the Maine Central Railroad
Company. ON that part OF said railroad
known as the Mountain division OF SAID
Maine Genital kailIo DAD, said ways or
streets being the continuation of the follow
ing named street. to WIKI lie continuation
of Lamb street as follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF the CEN
ter line of Lamb street with the northeast
erly side line OF the Maine Central Railroad
location. thence southwesterly on the con-
tinuatio2 of said center line of Lamb street
seventy one and Gig three one hundl edths
feet Tl.oO across said Maine Central nail-
road location TO the southwest side line o. OF
said location. said street is 10 be fifty (f0)
feet wide, twent, five (s5) feet on each side
of said deSC ribbed line.
Then the continuation of Seavy street as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of ceayey street with the north
easterly side line of the Maine Central hail-
road location, thence southwesteriy ON the
continuation OF said center line OF SAID
Seayy street seventy-one and forty-elght
one hundredths (7l.40 feet across saidMaine
Central Railroad location to the soutwester-
ly side line of said location. said street Is
to be fifty t50) feet wide, twenty-five (25l
feet on each side of the above described
line.
The report of said location having been
fled with the clerk of SAID city, and all
other acts as by law required with the loca-
tion of ways in said city having been done,
| andsestablished, the municipal officers Of
said City of Westbrook would most respect
fully petition and apply to your honorable
| board, that, after due notice having been
given as provided by law in said case. you
proceed to hear the parties and determine
the manner and conditions in which said
location shall cross said Maine Central Rail
road track, as in duty bound would ever
pras}y ven under our hands in our onioial
capacity as municipal officers of the City Of
WestLrook. this third day of September in
the year Ut our. Lord one thousand eight
ALBERT A. COkDWELL, Mayor.
FRANK HASKELL, \
ERANGis 4. 'cLoUDMAN,
MARSHALL L. BABB,
GEORGE 3. GRAY,
$. H. HOPkINSUN.
b. M. WOODBURY..
JOHN E. WARREN,
FRED A. VERRILL,
Aldermen of Westbrook.
A true copy.
| Attest:
E. @. HARRINGTON. Clerk.
| On the foregoing petition, ordered: That
| the petitioner cause to be published a true
copy Of said petition and this order Of
| the Portland Daily PRESS, newspaper
| published at Portland, in the county of
| Cumberland, the first publication in said
paper to be at least four days before the
| twelfth day of November. A. D., 1894, on
which day the Board of RAILROAD Commits
| sioners will view the location of said ways
| and be in session at the station Of the
| Maine Central Railroad at Cumberland Mills
| in the City of Westbro at l2.45 O'Clock in
the afternoon for the purposes indicated in
said petition.
80 b, N. MoRTLAND, Chairman.
| For the Board of Railroad Commissioners
of Maine.
Dated this 9TH day of November. A. D..
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