The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-03-29
.UBLIC NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Chosen Freehoiders of the County of Bur-
ling tOn, that the Monmouth Traction Com
pany, corporation existing under the laws of
the State OF New jersey, and majority of its
Board of Directors, have this day, to wit,
March l, 1898, filed with the Clerk of the said
February, 1898, applying for permission to
construct, operate and maintain, and for the
liking OF the location of the tracks or rails and
poles OF single track street railways of the
gauge of five feet, to be operated by the mo-
tive power OF electricity, extending through
and over the following named roads, bridges
and culverts of the County OF Burlington, to
wit over the following roads The improved
road, extending from the Pennsylvania Rail-
westerly and westerly direction to and
through the settlement of Florence and the
dividing line between Florence Township and
Burlington Township; the improved road
leading from the southerly line OF the City of
Burlington through the Township OF Burling-
ton and then between and through the Town
ships of Willingboro and Beverly to the cas-
terlY end of the draw bridge over the Rance
cas- Creek at Bridgeboroi the improved road
leading from the westerly boundary of the City
of Beverly through Beverly Township and the
settlement OF Delanco to and through the
Township OF Riverside to the Pennsylvania
Railroad crossing at Riverside Station; ana
over the following bridges and culverts
The southerly half OF a bridge over Cross
wicks Creek in the road leading from Borden
town to Trenton southeasterly from the settle
ment OF White Horse stone culvert in said
road go feet southerly from It's intersection
with the road leading to Grovevil1e; brick
arch culvert in said road three eighths of q mile
northerly from the forks OF the Crosswicks
Road stone culvert in said Road at Mile
Hollow a brick and stone culvert over Thorn
town Greek in Park street in the City of Bor-
dentown a bridge over Blacks Creek called
Horner's Bridge; westerly half of covered
bridge over Crosswicks Creek at Crosswicks;
q stone arch eulvert on the road from Cross
wicks to Bordentown, 200 feet southwesterly
from the Methodist Episcopal Church corner
in Crosswicks stone and iron bridge in said
road from Crosswicks to Bordentown, 1900 feet
southerly from the Crossroads a stone arch
culvert over Thorntown Creek in Elizabeth
Street in the City of Bordentown; stone arch
culVert in the BordentOwn Road southwest of
Horner's Bridge; a stone arch culvert in said
Bordentown Road near the easterly boundary
OF the Borough of Fieldsboro; stone culvert
in said BOrdentown Road at Mfller's Ice Pond;
bridge in SAID Bordentown Road at or near
the br1ekyard of S: Graham Company;
sluice 100 feet easterly from last said bridge;
masonry box culvert in said Bordentown
Road next southwesterly from bridge last
mentioned; wooden trunk in said Bordentown
Road near Kinkora Crossroads; stone arch
culvert in said Bordentown Road about two
hundred feet southwesterly from the road
leading to Kinkora Station; box culvert in
said Bordentown Road, the next southeasterly
from the last mentioned culvert brick arch
culvert in said Bordentown Road l56 feet
southwesterly from the Kfnkora Branch of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Iron bridge in
said Bordentown Road at the Knickerbocker
Ice Pond; stone arch culvert in said Borden
town Road, being the next southeasterly from
last mentioned bridge; brick culvert in said
Bordentown Road, at or near the intersection
of the York Road brick or stone culvert in
River Road from Florence to Burlington,
about 1900 feet easterly from Dulty's Bridge;
Bridge in said River Road known as Dulty's
Bridge; stone parapet or railing at the east
erly end of Pearl Street Bridge over Assiseunk
thereof; culvert or trunk in the Bordentown
or burlington Road about 1000 feet southwest
erly from Florence Crossroads; Bridge in dam
in Assiscunk Creek at Mitchell Avenue, Bur-
lington; Bridge in Washington Avenue, Bur
lington, known as London Bridge; stone cui-
vert in road leading from BridgeborO Road to
q fe6t
from their intersection; brick or stone culvert
near the intersection of the Bridgeboro Road
with road leading to Beverly in the last named
road stone culvert in road leading from Bev-
erly to Delanco near DeKDight's pond Bridge
over Rancocas Greek at Delanco, known as
Delanco Bridge; Bridge in road leading from
Riverside to Riverton over Swedes Run; pipe
culvert in last said Road GAL feet east of New
Albany Road; bridge In last mentioned road
over the Pompeston Greek; Bridge in Bridge
boro Road over Tanners Run; brick and
stone culvert in Bridgeboro Road nfty feet
easterly from Wood Lane bridge in Bridge
boro Road between properties of Heissler and
Adams; bridge over the Rancocas Creek at
Brtdgeboro known as the Bridgeboro draw
bridge; in accordance with descriptions and
maps filed with said petition and making a
part thereof, which said maps can be seen at
the County Clerks office.
And notice is further given that the said
Board OF Chosen Freeholders OF the County of
Burlington has fixed Tuesday, the Fifth day
of April, 1898, at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the Court House in Mount Holly,
as tne time and place when and where said
Board will consider said application and petit
ton, and give hearing to said Company and
such persons as may be interested IN said APP
plication upon the subject matter in SAID petit
ton mentioned and contained and that at
the time and place so fixed and designated, the
said, the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the
County OF burlington, Will consider said ap-
plIcation and give hearing thereon.
By order of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
OF tho County of Burlington.
Attest: WILLIAM H. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. ANTRIM, Clerk. Director.
Dated, Mount Holly, Mar. l, 1895