The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-29
cry ADyERTIsEMENTs.

MTiRRAY STREET SEWER AND
SIXTEENTH VENUE RsI ne coSi EgEhr
es heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF the
city of Newark to make an estnn IA th uni LADS
and real estate in the city of Newark, peen-
llarly benefited by any local im ndarnw ne m1 IN
be to the advantage each was deemed to have
acquired, have made an estimate ana assess,
of all the lands and zeal estate IN the cru
Of Newark peculiarly benefited by each OF me
following improvements in said city, nameiy;
The construction of a sewer to be known anu
deslgn mRRAy STREET. RELIEF SEWER.
The construction Of a sewer to be known
and designated as the -, ,rr sr,vpp
said assessment comprises all lots, tracts and
parcels of land and real estate liable, to be
E@mst street as from New Jersey Railroad ave-
nue. to one hundred. feet east OF PennsyfVan ana
New Jersey Railroad avenue to one hundred
feet west of Pennsylvania avenue, and ron
Clinton avenue; on both sides of Murray street
from New Jersey, Railroad avenue to CLINTON
Broad street to Sherman avenue; on both
sides of Parkhurst street from New jersey
railroad avenue to Clinton avenue; on poth
sides Of Thomas street from New jersey Rail
road avenue to Clinton avenue; on both Sides
Of south street from Orchard street to Penn
sylvania avenue; on both sides of Tichenor
street from a point about ninety feet west Of
/ New Jersey Railroad avenue To broad street;
both sides of Pennington street from Orchard
street to Broad street; both sides Of Lincoln
Park from Broad street to ClintoR avenue;
both sides of Camp street from Orchard street
to Broad street; both sides OF Chestnut street
from Orchard street to Broad street; both
sides of Scott street from a point one hun,
dred feet west Of Mulberry street to Broad
street to West street; both sides of West Kin
ney street from Washington street to West
street; both sides of Governor street from
Washington street TO its westerly terlninus:
both sides Of Crawford street from Washington
street to High street.: both sides of Long
worth street from Was. ington street 10 High
street; both sides of Spruce street from Gin
| ton IN Onitp1an Strppfs hOthH StdaS of
Waverly avenue from High street to Quitman
street; both sides Of West street from West
Kinney street to Baldwin street. both sides of
Quitman street from Clinton avenue TO Waver-
y avenue; both sides of High street from
Vine street from Governor street to West
Kinney street both sides Of Washington street
both sides of Clinton avenue from a point
two hundred and twenty feet west of Qqitman
wick street from a point about three hundred
feet west of Aston street to Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; both sides of Sherman avenue from a
point about two hundred and forty-ave feet
west Of Astor street to Pennsylvania avenue;
both sides of Pennsylvania avenue from Astor
street to Lincoln Park; both sides OF Broal
street from a point about one hundred feet
both sides of Austin street from Emmett street
from Thomas street to East Kinney street;
! on the west side of New Jersey Railroad ave-
hue iFSm fe Gmm nort street of r a P9in str as3ut b oRs
I sides of Tichenor's lane from Murray street
On both sides of Sixteenth avenue from Ber-
B gen street to South Sixteenth street; on both
Z sides Of Fifteenth avenue from South Tenth
4 to South Fifteenth street: on the south side
of South Orange avenue from South Ninth
2 street to Ashland street; ON both sides Of
I Camden street from the rear line of lots
fronting on the n~ortherly side Of Springfield
, avenue to one hundred feet south of Fifteenth
a point about fifty feet north Of Springfield
|, avenue to a point one hundred feet south of
!. Fifteenth avenue; on both sides of Llttleton
avenue from a point about one hundred and
5 nifty feet north of Springfield avenue to a
s nue.; on both sides of South sixteenth street
q from the rear line of lots fronting ON the
about one hundred feet south Of Fifteentib
street; on both sides of South Seventh street
J from a point about one hundred feet north Of
Jacob street to a point about one hundred feet
south OF Fifteenth. avenue; on both sides Of
e a point about one hundred feet south Of Fif.
e teentn street; on both sides of Jacob street
and south Ninth street from Sixteenth avenue
g to one hundred feet south of Fifteenth sfrees
a an rom a point one hundred feet north of
sides of South Tenth street from a fiot sb po.t
four hundred feet south of Sixteenth avenue to
South Orange avenue; on both sides Of soutII
= Eleventh street from Seventeenth ayenne n
SueaHS orange avenue; on both sides of South
dWeItn street from Seventeenth avenue 10
south orange avenue; on both sides OF South
hundred haarfsep'f feet s're south from M g PPolnta about three
fourteenth avenue; both sides of Ashland
street from Fourteenth avenue to South Or
teenth street from Sixteenth avenue to a
point about two hundred and seventy-aye
feet north of Fourteenth avenue; on both
sides of South Fifteenth street from Sixteenth
avenue to. a point about two hundred feet
north Of Fourteenth avenue; on both sides az
South. Sixteenth street from a point one hun
dred feet north of Sixteenth avenue to a point
one hundred feet south of Fifteenth avenue
ard have filed their reports Of said assess,
ments for benefits in the office of the clerk Of
me Circuit Court Of the county of Essex. and
ii that the judge of said court has fixed Satrr.
gay, the second day of May, 1905, at 10 O'clock
N the forenoon. in the Circuit Court room At
the Court House, in the city of Newark, as No
ume ana place of hearing any objections thar
III may DC made to the said assessments.
Dated April p. 1908.
- FRANCIS CHILD, JR.
r oPi-'-VI City Attorney