Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor OF the city of Newark
and Is herewith published according to law:
An ordinance granting permission to Tho
Postal Telegraph-Cab1e Company of New Ter
sey, its successors and assigns, to lay and
maintain underground conduits, cables, wires
and manholes for electrical conductors in GER
tain streets and avenues in the city of New
ark, to be used for telegraph purposes and
the other uses and purposes of its business.
Be 1t ordained by the Board of Street and
water Commissioners of the city Of Newark,
as follows:
Section THAT the Postal Telegraph-cabl
Company of New Jersey, its successors and
assigns, be and 1t is hereby authorized and
empowered to construct and maintain for the
U %ay e apd P9r ,G ? o of mt its business one two
such duct to be buried not less than three %
feet and the manholes to be not less than Ave
sol feet In depth and Jour Q) feet in diameter
from the pavement surface under and along
certain streets in the city of Newark, as fof-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on Market street whers
Commerce street intersects Market street,
thence along and under Market street to a
point where Halsey street intersects Market
street; also from the manhole nearest the
pennsylvania Railroad depot under and across
Market street into the depot building; also
from the manhole nearest the Newark News
building under and across Market street into
said building; also from the manhole nearest
No. 1870 Market street under and across Market
street into said building; also from the man
hole nearest Wilbur alley under and across
Market street and Wilbur alley to the first
pole on Wilbur alley, and also from the man
hole nearest Halsey street under and across
Market street and Halsey street to the first
pole on Halsey street.
Section THAT the said company shall, at
its own expense, restore all streets, avenues,
alleys and sidewalks and the pavement, curb
Ing or cutters thereon. disturbed by it for the
purpose Of laying its conduit to a condition
equally as good as before said conduit was
laid, and all surplus dirt, due to the laying Of
said conduit shall be removed.
Section 3-That the laying of said conduit
and the restoration OF the streets. avenues, al
leys and sidewalks shall at all times be sub
Ject to the supervision of the Board of Street
ana Water Commissioners of said city Of New
ark.
continuance OF the rights or privileges and
the location OF routes hereinbefore granted, the
said city of Newark, by its lawfully authorized
agents, shall determine TO lay underground or
alter or repair in the streets above named,
or any Of them. or any part thereof, any water
pipe, sewer, underground conduits, or pines.
suiSways, appliances or structures of any de-
scTiption, which shall or may be interfered
with or INSTRUCTED by the wires and eondu,+s
Of the said Postal Teiegraph-Ca able Company
of New Jersey, the said company shall and
viii, from time to time. as required, at its
own expense. upon request and under the dt-
rection and supervision of the general superin-
tendent of works of said city, remove, alter
or adjust Its said wires and %conduits in such
way as not to Interfere with the work as afors-
said determined upon by the said city, and in
case the said company shall fail TO comply
with the provisions of this section, the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners of the CITY
of Newark shall have power to cause such re-
moval, alteration or adjustment of the said
wires and conduits of the said company to he
laid, and the said Postal Telegraph-CabI
Company shall forthwith, upon presentation Of
the bills for such removal, alteration or adj
%justment, certified as correct by the president
of said board, pay the amount thereof TO the
comptroller OF the said city of Newark.
Section 5-The said Postal Telegraph-Cabla
Company OF New Jersey shall, in every and
all future things TO be done by it, well and
truly comply with all the terms, conditions
and restrictions Of this ordinance of the said
city of Newark.
Section 6-The acceptance in writing of This
ordinance duly executed by the proper others
of the said Postal Telegraph-cable comnanS
of New Jersey and with the corporate seal nf
said company thereto, duly affixed and ar
tested, shall be filed with the clerk Of said
board prior to the commencement of the M,
struetion Of said conduit, and said accent-
ance shall be attached to this ordinance ana
recorded In the book in which the ordinancas
of the Board Of Street and Water Commisaion-
es of the city of Newark are recorded
Section This ordinance shall be in forco
from and after the date of its passnpe ana ~
filing in the office of the clerk of this koala bv
the said company of its written acceptance
thereof.
Adopted October &. 1911.
WILLIAM MUNGLE.
President OF the Board of Street and Wotsr
Commissioners. ""'
WILLIAM Z. GREArHEAp.
Approved October 6, 1911. nc noara-
JACOB HAUssLrNG
oe' Mayor.