New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-08
Dnblir Notires.
DUBLIC NOTICE.

ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Common Council Room g.
City Hall. New York City.
d bn to directions given me in the toIl0Wns 5ssou
1h 1897 and approved by the Mayor February 18TH 1897
Resolved Tha, Monday. the 22d day Of March 1897 at
aT 'Gk r IN the h. 1I 'S and the Of the
The tine and place when and where the application Of the
the city Of New York for Its and permission for the
construction maintenance operation and by the said
petitioner such Consent roUsh upon m" arS sons
s Of an na na s ar.
larry forth in said petition therein described
S the sa i've r se
to be dcsnasd By M o tho a sSs '
fSrdns to the provisions Of section 49, as amended Of the
mentioned in resolution the Following application Of
the Third Avenue Railroad Company Will be considered,
To the Honorable the Common Council. Of the City Of
The petition Of the Third Avenu. Railroad Company
spsctfuily shows:
Of 70. o o.s and
nue. One Hundred and Twenty dfh street Manhattan
That petitioner proposes construct maintain and
% x street o 'Saee rSsCad for public use n s
tracks Of said company. already constructed and
face Of and highways the city Of New
From the junction Of Amsterdam and West One
Hundred and Forty fifth street connecting there by suit
railroad upon Amsterdam avenue running thence ea.tery
a 9Sn h and Ha a9ns R Ws One Hundred and Forty
Also from the same junction Of Amsterdam ayenu. and
connections running thence westerly through upon and
along West One Hundred and Forty NTH street to the
That your petitioner now owns and OPERATING in the
hundredths mites railroad thereabout.
That said prposed extensions and branches viii be abou.
will become and be Of said system and connected
That the construction ~ said railroad will greatly
eommodae the public and promote the convenience thereof
travel to The territory through which said railroad will
sons from all points on It's system over this extension as
part Of continuous line to their destination for one
I sn a9ss % To S q.
other than steam locomotive power. which here
That pursuant to the laws Of this state it is necessary
i Y rhe to ensb. d no onsr MAINTAIN and
operate the railroad aforesaid and accordingly your petit
Wherefore. your petitioner and make. application
consent and permission to be granted to petitioner
and opera,e street .urac railroad for pubic us
Trough on and 9 along Ts the and high
connections switches siinss urnouts turntables
sad raoad and for the Of the
panys which be over said railroad by
Dated New York February 1897.
CsealJ THE THIRD AvENIE RAILROAD COMPANY
State Of New York city and County Of New York.
Albert j. Elias being duly sworn. deposes and that
the President Of the Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany petitioner named in the foregoing petition: that
he foregoing petition by him subscribed and
knows thereof that the is the
knowledge the deponen TO the matters therein
stated he alleged information ard belief and as Ito
believes II be and further. that
he signed said petition President Of said company
authority Of Directors and xed corpo-
said thereto. by the like authority
ALBERT J. ELIAS.
Sworn to before this 9Th day Of February 1897.
JOHN BROI,I.ES
Notary Public New Yyrk County. No. 40.
All persons in the foregoing application
tereby notified be the time and place
toned In said resolution VIM. II. TEN EYCK.
Clerk Of the Common Council.