Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-05
kOTIcE OF INTENTIOU.
To WHOM Ir NAV CoNcEnN:

WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Public notice is hereby given that it is
the intention Of the Council of the City
of Perth Amboy to pass an ordinance To
.macadamize the following named streets
with a macadam pavement from twelve
TO twenty feet in width and eight inches
inches in depth, to wit:
Gordon street, sixteen feet in Width,
from Front street to second street; Wa er
street, sixteen feet in width, from High
street to FayeUte street; Kearney avenue,
sixteen feet in width, from Market street
to Harrison place; King street, sixteen
feet III width, from Market street to
Smith street; State street, sixteen feet in
widthy from Rarltan liver to Market
street; Brighton avenue, sixteen feet in
width, from Raritan river to Market
street; Catalpa avenue, sixteen feet in
width, from RariJan rlv.r to Brighton
avenue; Madison avenue, sixteen feet in
Width, from Raritan river to New Bruins
wick avenue; Hobart street, sixteen feet
i'll Width, from Market street to Smith
street; Mcclellan street, sixteen feet in
width, from Market street to Smith
str ct; South First street, sixteen feet i'll
width, from ltaritan river to Market
street Second street, sixteen feet in
width, from Market street TO Gordon
street; Lewis street, sixteen feet in
width, from Water street to Second
street; Map.c street, sixteen fee in
width, from Market street to Smith
street; High street, twenty feet in width,
from Smith street to buckingham ave
uu9; buckingham avenue, sixteen feet in
width, from lIari ford street to State
street; S.ate street, eight feet wide ON
each side OF railway track, from Lehigh
Valley rLirJ,d bridges 10 Woodbridge
creek, Eliz lbetlI street sixteen feet Ill
width, from Lehigh Valley railroad
lauds to Easton street; Charles street,
sixteen feet i'll with, from Lehigh Val
ley railroad lands 10 ElStOn street; Cort-
Iandt street, sixteen lcot in width, from
Lehigh Valley rdilro Il lands To Easton
street; Catherine street, sixteen feet in
width, from Lehigh Valley railroad
lands to East9n street; Penn Street, six
tel feet in width, from Washington
teen feet i'll width, from New Jersey
Central railroad bridge to Woodbridge
road; Neville stIcct, sixteen feet in Width,
from Cornell street. to Penn street; MAJ
ktt street, sixteen feet in width, from
uuCSlClIdu SiiCtb W EOIlitldu y ClCth NC
chauic street, sixteen feet in width, from
Fayette street to Buckingham avenue;
KuKalb avenue, twelve feet in wi It'll,
from High street TO State street; High
street, twenty feet in width, from ltari-
tan River to Gordon street; Rect IF street,
sixteen feet in width, from Market street
to Washington street; Broad street, six
teen feet III width, from East Avenue to
Staten Island SQUAD; Smith str ct, eight
feet on each side of railway track, from
~ltaritan terminal railroad to city line;
Elm street, sixteen ieet in width, from
Market ST Get to New Brunswick ave
nue.; Oak street. sixteen feet in width,
from Market street to New Brunswick
avenue; Prospect S rect, sixteen feet in
width, from M .rket street 10 New
Brunswick avenue; Watson avenue, SIX
reon feet i'll width, rom Market street to
New Brunswick avenu' !; Goodwin street,
sixteen feet in width, from Market sire t
to New brunswick avenue; Grace stree.
sixteen feet in Width, from Market street
to New Brunswick avenue: Barclay
street, sixteen feet i'll width, from NJ ,rkrt
street to New Brunswick avenue; Lawrie
street, sixteen feet i'll width, from Market
street to. New Brunswick avenue; IIeI-
bert street, sixteen feet in width, fIom
Market street to Smith street; under and
in accordance with the provis ous Of au
act of the l. gi stature Of New Jersey, ell
Titled can at to auth r.z5 the improv-
ne It of streets and highways in cities of
this State, and to provide for the pay
ment of the expenses of the same" APP
proved June IL, 1893, aud the supple
ments Thereto, and further, that it is the
intention of the council to introduce said
ordinance at the stated meeting to be
held on Monday, the sixteenth day of
May hex
JOHN F. RIELLEY.
Dated April 90, 1904. City Clerk.
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