The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-02
OFFICIAL.

street.
The sixth street south from Forty
second street. to be 95 feet from and
parallel with said sixth lane, to be so
feet wide, and extending from Hopkins
street to Waters avenue. and shall be
known as Forty-eighth street.
The seventh street south from Forty
second street, to be 226 feet from and
parallel with Forty-eighth street, to be
81 feet wide, and extending from Hop
kins street to Waters avenue, and shall
be known as Forty-ninth street.
The eighth street south from Forty
| second street, to be 226 feet from and
parallel with Forty-ninth street, to be
SO feet wide. and extending from Hop
kins street to Waters avenue, and shall
be known as Fiftieth street.
The ninth street south from Forty
second street, to be 226 feet from and
parallel with Fiftieth street. to be so
feet wide and extending from Hopkins
street to Waters avenue. and shall be
known as Fifty-first street.
The tenth street south from Forty
| second street, to be 226 feet from and
parallel with Fifty-first street, to be
so feet wide, and extending from Hop
llins street to Waters avenue, and shall
be known as Fifty-second street.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, that
the streets included between Montgom-
cry and Bull Streets and from Forty
second street southwark be laid out,
opened and designated as follows, that
is to say:
The first street extending from Mont
gomery street to Bull street and south
of Forty second street shall be 80 feet
from and parallel with Forty-second
street, 40 feet wide, and shall be known
as Best street.
The second street extending from
Montgomery street to Bull street south
from Forty-second street to be $50
| feet from and parallel with Best street,
| to be 60 feet wide, and shall be known
as Forty-third street formerly known
in the King subdivision as King
| street,.
The third street extending from
| Montgomery street to Bull street south
| of Forty-second street, to be 100 feet
| from and parallel with Forty-third
| street, to be go feet wide, comprising the
| present street 40 feet wide, known in
the King subdivision as Lawton
street, and 20 feet taken from the lots
| northwardly, and shall be known as
Forty-fourth street.
The fourth street south from Forty
second street, to be 20S.6 feet from and
parallel with Forty-fourth street, to
be so feet wide, extending from Hop
kins street to Waters avenue (as be-
Forthwith street.
The fifth street south from Forty
second street, to be 250.6 feet from and
parallel with Forty-fifth street, to be
60 feet wide, comprising the present
street so feet wide (xnown in the King
ub-division as Pearl street or Carter
street,, and ten feet taken from the
lots northwardly, extending from
Montgomery street to Bull and shall
be known as Forty-sixth street.
The sixth street south from Forty
second street, to be 1872 feet from and
parallel with Forty-siXth street, to be
100 feet wide. comprising 25 feet of
what is now known as Jasper street,
in King subdivision, and rs feet south
wardly, extending from Hopkins street
to Waters avenue, and shall be known
as Forty-seventh street, as before de-
scribed.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained. That
the streets south of Estill avenue
(now know as Forty-third street, and
extending from Bull street to Waters
avenue, shall be laid out and desig-
mated as follows, that is to say:
The first street south from Estill
avenue (noW known as Forty-third
street, shall be 226 feet north from
and parallel with Forty-fifth street (as
before described), to be 60 feet wide,
and shall be known as Forty-fourth
street.
The second street south from EstiIl
avenue (now known as Forty-third
street,, shall be 226 feet south from
and parallel with Forty-fourth street,
to be 60 feet wide, and shall be known
as Forty-ffth street, as before de-
scribed.
The third street south from Estill
| avenue (now known as Forty-third
street, shall be 226 feet south from and
parallel with Forty-fifth street, so feet
wide, and shall be known as Forty
sixth street.
All streets and lanes as hereinbefore
described in Sections 1, 2, and of
this ordinance fully appear in and upon
two maps marked the southwest and
the middle-south portions of the City
of Savannah, said maps being made by
E. j. Thomas, civil engineer and coun-
ty surveyor, dated Dec. 81, 1908, which
shall be filed in the Clerk of Councils
office and shall be marked official and
filed" by said clerk, over his official
signature, which maps are hereby APP
| proved and declared to be official.
Sec. s. Be it further ordained, That
the following streets in the city of Sa-
vannah lying south from Anderson
street and between East Broad street
| and Waters avenue, namely, Reynolds,
| Atlantic, Paulsen, Harmon and OFT
streets and Waters avenue are hereby
| laid out and described, that is to say:
Reynolds street shall 1853 feet east
| from East Broad street on Anderson
street and 300.5 feet east from East
| Broad street on the line dividing the
Millen and Teynac lots, and a straight
| line between these points shall be the
| west line of Reynolds street and the
east line shall be 402 feet at all points
from this said west line; and from the
! line dividing the Millen and Teynac
| lots, this street shall be projected to
| Forty-third street, parallel with East
| Broad street and be 40.2 feet wide.
Atlantic street shall be $40 feet east
from Reynolds street and parallel with
East Broad street, so feet wide, and
extending from Anderson street to
Fortv-third street.
Paulsen street shall be 6794 feet from
| and parallel with Atlantic street, so
feet wide. and extending from Ander-
son street to Forty-third street
Harmon street shall be $50 feet from
and parallel with Pauisen street, so
feet wide, and extending from Ander-
son street to Forty-third street.
OFT street shall be 1922 feet from and
parallel with Harmon street, so feet
wide, and extending from Anderson
street to Forty-third street
waters avenue shall be 1858 feet
from OFT street at Anderson street and
339 feet from OFT street at Forty-third
street, and a straight line between
these points shall be the western line
of Waters avenue, and the east line
shall be 40 feet distant at all points
from the said west line.
Sec. 6. Be it further ordained,