The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
cIrY ApvrRr1sEmnNTs.


MURRAY ST. RELIEF SEWER AND SIX
TEENTH AVE. sEWER-Assess-
ment for benedts.~
Notice is hereby given. that an Assessment
upon all the owners Of all the lands ard real
estate peculiarly benefited by each of The foi-
lowing improvements. namely;
The construction Of a sewer to be known
MURRAY STREET RELIEF SEWER
according to the provisions of an ordinance Of
to provide for the construction of q sewer to
be known and designated as the Murray
Street Relief sewef," approved November ~
The construction Of a sewer to be known
and designated as the
SIXTEENTH AYENuE RELIEF SEWER,
according to the provisions Of an ordinance or
the city of Newark. entitled. AN ordinance
to provide Tor the construction OF a PICK
to South Twelfth street, TO be known ana
designated as The Sixteenth Avenue Relief
prepared by the undersigned commissioners
appointed by the Mayor OF the cit. OF New
ark, and that a report 10y a ceitifieote N
writing, with an accompanying map and
schedule, showing the several assessments
flied as aforesaid. has bean deposited in the
office of the City Clerk of the city Of New
ark. for examination by the parties interested
Said assessment COMPRISES all lots, tracts and
parcels OF land and real. estate liable to be
assessed as aforesaid, living on both sides OF
Emmett street from New Jersey Railroad ave
nue. to one hundred feet east of Pennsylvania
avenue; on both sides of Aston street from
New Jersey Railroad avenue to ore hundred
feet west Of PENNSYLVANIA. avenue, and from
about fifty feet east OF sherman avenue TO
Clinton avenue; on both sides OF Murray street
from New Jersey Railroad avenue tp Clinton
avenue; on both sides Of Gillette place from
Broad street to Sherman avenue; On 10th
sides. OF Parkhurst street from New Jersey
Railroad avenue to Clinton avenue; on both
sides of Thomas street from New Jersey Rail-
road avenue to Clinton avenue; on both sides
of South street from Orchard street to Penn
s~ylvania avenue; on both sides of rchenor
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 Clinton avenue;
to Broad street; both sides CT 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; both sides of BaIdwin~street from High
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 terminus;
both sides of Crawford street from washington
street to High street; both sides of Long
street; both sides of Spruce street from Gin
ton avenue to Quitinan street; potn sides of
street; both sides of " est street from West
Kinney street to Baldwin street; Goth sides of
Quitman street from Clinton avenue to Waver-
y. avenue; both sides OF High street from
Clinton avenue to Morton street; both sides Of
Kinney street; both sides of Washington street
from Clinton avenue to West Kinney street;
two hundred and twenty feet west of Quitman
street to Broad street; both sides OF Bruins
wick street from a point about three hundred
nue.: both sides of Sherman avenue from q
point about two hundred and forty-hve feet
west of Aston street to Pennsylvania avenue;
both sides of Pennsylvania avenue from Aston
street to Lipcoln Park; both sides of BroatA
street from a point about one hundred feet
south of Emmett street to West Kinney street;
both sides of Austin street from Emmett street
to Thomas street; both sides Of Orchard street
from Thomas street to East Kinney street:
on the west side of New Jersey Railroad ave-
nue. from Emmett street to a point about one
hundred feet north Of Thomas street. both
sides of Tichenor's lane from Murray street
to Parkhurst street.
on both sides of Sixteenth avenue from Ber-
gen street to South Sixteenth street; en- both
sides of Fifteenth avenue from South Tenth
street to South Fifteenth street; on both sides
of Fourteenth avenue from South Ninth street
to South Fifteenth street; on the south side
street to Ashland street; on both sides of
Camden street from the rear line Of lots
fronting on the northerly side OF Springfield
avenue to one hundred feet south of Fifteenth
street; both sides of Paramount avenue from
avenue to a point one hundred feet south of
Fifteenth avenue; on both sides OF Littleton
avenue from a point about one hundred and
fifty feet north of Springfield avenue to a
point one hundred feet south of Fifteenth ave-
nue.; on both sides of South sixteenth street
from the rear line of lots fronting on the
northerly side of Springfield avenue to a point
about one hundred feet south of Fifteenth
street; on both sides of South Seventh street
from a point about one hundred feet north of
Jacob street to a point about one hundred rect
South Eighth street from sixteenth avenue TO
a point about one hundred feet south of Fiji
teenth street: on both sides of Jacob street
and South Ninth street from Sixteelth avenue
to one hundred feet south of Fifteenth street
and from a point one hundred feet north OF
Fifteenth street to South Orange avenue; both
sides of South Tenth street from a point about
four hundred feet south of Sixteenth avenue to
South Orange avenue; ON both sides OF South
Eleventh street from Seventeenth avenue to
South Orange avenue; on both sides of South
Twelfth street from Seventeenth avenue to
South Orange avenue; on both sides of South
Thirteenth street from a point about three
hundred feet south of Sixteenth avenue to
Fourteenth avenue: both sides Of ashland
street from Fourteenth avenue to South Or
ange avenue; on both sides of South Four
tenth street from Sixteenth avenue to a
point about two hundred and sevepty-fve
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 of
South Sixteenth street from a point one hun
dred feet north of Sixteenth avenue to a point
one hundred feet south of Fifteenth avenue.
A lot represents an entire plot OF land,
whether large or small.
All persons interested In said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Friday, the twenty-fourth day OF April. 1908,
at 2 p. m, at the commissioners room, No.
4 (3d hoor), City Hall.
Dated April IS, 1908.
JOHN f.
ADOLPH FISCH,
apr1s-5t Commissioners.