New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-27
Public Notices.


eriy on along Reservoir avenue to sedswick
Second Change beginning point in route No:
the said New York city peterborough Railway Com
avenue and extending thence easteriy on and along
fremont Avenue to the nteTseston OF Avenue
Burnside ayenue; thence in northerly direction on
and route Of the Union Railway Company on webster
East Is0th street the said route as 1t winds and turns
crosses the following highways streets, pub
Carter avenue. Webster avenue East I7Tth street.
The said route be the place and stead OF
no. S n a as ,tt tenohs from
lsOth street: thence southeaserly and along
stead Of the altered or changed route described in
the cereste OK cnange OF route fled in the once OF
follows: Extending in through upon and along Ire
section Of fremont avenus with East 10th street Car
thence in northery direction in through upon and
tine avenue and thence in through upon ard along
Valentine its intersection with East 1sOth
changed route described in the certcato Of change Of
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nne t5aD % aeh1e YIN Eaienhe ave
Vanne aee to s In an% @
Third Change Besinnins point in route 80
said New YORK city Interborough Railway COMPANY
Isndt avenue extending thence easer!y on and along
nue. to its intersection With Eas, i5S'h street the said
route as IT winds and turns crosses the following
highways avenues streets PUBLIC places etc; Cort-
14eth street, Bergen avenue Brook East
street East The said route to he in the
ne o Se % F o East 0qS no and
Cortland, on or and a9nS coTand Avenue 70
l56th street to its intersection with st AIMS avenue
All Of o sa9 The e1 RT95 or altered routes are in the
FourthYour petitioner proposes to operate the road
be constructed upon said altered changed
by the overhead trolley system or by any other motive
he approved 10y the state Board of Railroad commits
bounded upon the same as provided by law
herein Of tho time ana place when and whers this
tho NE Of c3S % be - s i've
Law and OF all other laws applicable thereto. and
form Of contract with all the terms and conditions
the provisions Of the Greater New York Charter.
NEW YORK CITY INTERBoRoUGH RAILWAY
(seai1 Attest ALFRED sK1TT. President.
state Of New York county Of New york SIS
Alfred Skitt. heing duly sworn. deposes
that he is the President Of New York city Interior
foregoing petition; that he has read the foregoing pc
his own knowledge except as the matters
lief and hat rs to those matters he beeyes it to be
true that the why this verihcation is made
deponent is an OFFICER OF said Cooperation to wit is
PesaTd + he matters stated IN the Foregoing PETITION
50 sr az t.e sane are nGt within his persona kHoW
ALFRED sKITT
Sworn to before me this 18TH day Of March 1907.
CHARLES 4. DANA,
Notary Public New York County.
State Of New York, County Of New York
on this 18th day Of March. 1907, before
sonallv game Alfred Skitt. 70 me known. who being
by duly sworn dd depose and say that he resided IN
the city Of Tonkcrs. \. Y. That he is president or
he New York city marlborough Railway Company
the corporation described In and which executed the
foregoing instrument: that he knew the seal Of said
that the seal affixed tho said instru-
such corporate seal: that t. was SO affixed
by order OF the Board Of Directors Of said corpora
ton. and that he signed his name thereto by like
order. CHARLES 4 DANA.
Notary Public New York County
And the following resolutions were thereupon
adopted
York city Tnterbor0ugh Railway Company dated March
IL 1907 presented the Board ~ Estimate and
Apportonmcnt a meeting held March Il, 1907
RESOLVED. That in pursuance 81 law This Board
Friday. the 18Th dav Il April. 1907. 30
O'Clock the forenoon and Room 10 IN tho City Hall.
Borough 81 Manhattan, the time and place when
and whore such petition shall he first considered and
public hearing be had thereon. at which citizens
shall be entitled 20 appear and he heard and be 10
further
RESOLVED That the secretary IS directed TO cause
such petition these resolutions be published for
at least fourteen 80 days IN daily newspapers
In the city OF New York. be designated by the
Mayor and for least C10l days IN the CITY
Record Immediately prior such date Of public
bearing. The expense Of such publication - be borne
by the petitioner. JOSEPH HAAG.
Secretary.
New York. March i. 1907.