Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-27
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Public notice is hereby given that it is
the intention of the Council of the Ci Y
of Perth Amboy to pass MI ordinance To
macadamize the follow ing nance streets
with a macadam pavement from twelve
to twenty feet in width aud eight inches
inches in depth, To wit:
Gordon street, sixteen feet in widt',
from Front street to second street; Wa tr
street, sixteen feet in width, from High
street to FayeUte street; kearney avenue,
sixteen feet in width, from MarHet sire /
to Harrison place; King street, sixteen.
feet in width, from Market street to
Smith stieet; State street, sixteen feet III
width, from liantan liver to Market
street; Brighton avenue, sixteen 1 ct III
width, from ~ltaritan liver TO Market
street; Catalpa avenue, sixteen feet III
width, from RariUau nv r to Brighton
avenue; Madison avenu', sixteen ieet III
width, from Raritan river to New Bruins
wick avenue; Hobart street, sixteen ieot
in width, from Market street to Smith
street; Mcclellan street, sixteen feet in
width, from Market street to Smith
str Ell; South First street, sixteen ieet in
width, from Raritan river to Market
street, Second street, sixteen feet in
idth, from Market street to Gordon
street; Lewis str CT, sixteen feet in
width, from Water street to Second
street; Maple street, sixteen ieo@ in
width, from Market street to smith
street; High street, twenty feet in width
from Smith street to buckingham ave-
uue; buckingham avenue, sixteen feet in
width, from Hartford street to state
street; State street, eight feet wide OH
each side of railway track, from LellIgh
Valley railroad bridges to Woodbridge
creek, Elizabeth street sixteen feet III
width, from Lehigh Valley railroad
latds to Easton street; Charles street,
sixteen feet in wi It'll, n, m Lehigh Val
ley railroad lands TO EastOn street; Curt-
landt stree, sixteen feet i'll width, from
Lehigh Valley railro d lands to Eastoll
street; Catherine street, sixteen feet in
width, from Lehigh Valley railroad
lands to Easton street; Penn street, six
teen fct in Width, from Washington
street IT, Hall avei,ue; Hall avenue, six
teen feet in width, from New Jersey
Central railroad bridge to Woodbridg,
road; Neville street, sixteen feet in width,
from Cornell street to Penn street; Maj
ket street, sixteen feet in width, ircm
Mcclellan street to Sonman creek; Me-
chanic street, sixteen feet in width, from
Fayette street to Buckingham VENUE
Kekalb avenue, twelve feet in width,
from High street to State street; High
street, twenty feet in width, from Rari-
tan River to Gordon %slIeet; Rector stIeet,
sixteen feet in width, from Market street
to Washington street; Bro, ID street, six
teen feet in width, from East Avenue to
Staten Island Sound; Smith str ct, eight
feet on each side of railway track, from
Harlan terminal railroad TO city lin,
EN- street, sixteen feet in width, from
Market st Get to New brunswick ave
uue; Oak street. sixteen feet in width,
from Market street to New Brunswick
avenue; Prospect street, sixteen feet in
width, from M,rket street TO New
Brunswick avenue; Watson avenue, six
'een feet in width, from Market street to
New Brunswick avenue; Goodwin street,
sixteen feet in width, from Market strc /
to New Brunswick avenue; Grace street,
sixteen feet in width, from Market street
to New Brunswick Barclay
street, sixteen feet in width, from Market
street to New Brunswick avenue; LawIie
street, sixteen feet in Width, from Market
street to New Brunswick avenue; IIel-
bert street, sixteen feet in width, from
Market street to Smith street; unuer and
in accordance with the provis 'ons of an
act Of the Legislature of New Jersey, tn
titled ".An act to auth r.ze the improv-
met of site is and highways in cities of
this State, and to provide for the pay
ment of the expenses of the same" APP
proved June ID, 1893, and 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 next.
JOHN r. RIELLEY.
Dated April %, 1901. City Clerk.
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