Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-10
AN ORDINANCE.

WHEREAS Aberdeen Place has been hereto
fore laid out by M. w. Newton as public
highway in the second ward of the City of
Woodbury., and dedicated to public use, and
whereas the City Council did heretofore. to-
wit on the twenty-first day of August, nine
teen hundred and six (1906) pass an ordinance
entitled AN ordinance to provide for the
opening, widening aud laying out of Aber-
deem Place from Broad Street to the line of the
" est Jersey and Seashore Railroad Com
pany's lands, and establishing the lines and
GRADES thereof which said ordinance was APP
proved by the Mayor the twenty-se senth
day of August A. d nineteen hundred and
six (Ie06) And whereas it appearing by COM
munication from the City Engineer, that John
e. Pearson is now the owner and occupant
and only person interested in a certain tract
of land containing certain outbuildings which
abut in upon and over the said Aberdeen
Place as laid out in and by the provisions of
the ordinance herein mentioned and which
will have to be acquired by the proper author
tiles of the City of Woodbury.. to lay cut,
open, and widen the said Aberdeen Place in
accordance with the ordinance aforesaid.
Section /. Therefore be it enacted by the
Mayor and Council OF the City of Woodbury..
that the proper authorities Of the City Of Wood
bury be, and they are hereby authorized to re-
ceiye acquire and take title to all of the follow
ing described tract of land and premises of the
said John E. Pearson, situated in the second
ward of the City of Woodbury., for the purpose
of laying out, opening and widening the said
Aberdeen Place in accordance with an ordln-
ance passed by the Mayor and Council OF the
City Of Woodbury. on the twenty-first day OF
August A. D nineteen hundred and six 1906)
and approved by the Mayor the twenty
day OF August A. D nineteen hundred and six
(1906) to-wit: Beginning at point in the west
erly line of lands of the said John e. Pearson
where the Southerly line of Aberdeen Place as
now laid out by ordinance intersects the same,
thence COURSES herein recited being detected
from true meridian) North thirty degrees East
sixteen and seventy-eight one-hundredths feet
to q corner, formerly a stone, thence End South
sixty degrees East one hundred and twelve feet
to stone for corner, thence 3rd South thirty
degrees West two and thirty one-hundredths
feet to point in the Southerly line of Aberdeen
Place as laid out aforesaid thence along said
South line of Aberdeen Place, North sixty-seven
degrees and tn euty-two minutes, West one
hundred and twelve and ninety-three one. nun
dredths feet to the place OF beginning.
Containing within the bounds aforesaid two
and half one-hnndredths of an acre OF land.
Section 2. And be it further enacted that the
proper authorities of the City OF Woodbury.
aforesaid receive acquire and take title to the
land herein described froM the said John T..
Pearson in the manner provided by law.
Section 5 And be it enacted that this ordn-
once shall take effect Immediately.
Passed at /. regular meeting OF City Council
held December %, 1906.
Attest VICTOR e. KUGLER,
John E. Estell, President of Council.
City Clerk,
Approved December 81, 1906.
SAMUEL Fl. LApD, Mayor. Adv $40.