Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-06

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
entitled An Ordinance to regulate theI
cons trnetion, repair. alteration and removal
or buildings within the city Of Newark. sNev1
Jersey" approved December thirty-first. one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and comnion
Council OF the city of Newark:
!: That section 142 of the above entitled
ordinance be, and the same Is hereby. amend
Sec. 142. No frame or wood structure shall
be built hereafter In the city of Newark
within the fire limits. as the said iimits
now are or from time to time may hereafter
be established, except as provided for IN
section 143 of this code. and also excepting
grain elevators. coal elevators and pockets
Ice houses and exhibition buildings, as pro-
vided for in sections so and 81 Of this code.
The fire limits of the city of Newark are
hereby established as to include all that
district of said city contained within the
Following boundaries. to wit:
Beginning at point on the Passaic RiyerI
ON a line with Herbert place: thence alongI
Herbert place to Arlington avenue; themes.
along Arlington avenue to tie end thereon;
thence In direct line with Arlington ave-I
nue. to Mount Prospect avenue. thence aionHX
Mount Prospect avenue to Second avenue;
thence along Second avenue to Branch BrookU
eaaa. P fnelee =, along t the nnes OF Raroaa
thence along the south side OF the Laeka- /
wanna Railroad. main line. to the city Incl
thence along the city line to Central avenues
thence along the northerly and westerly
boundaries of Paramount Cemetery to SouthN
Orange avenue; thence along South orangsI
along the city line TO Avon avenue; thenceI
easterly along Avon avenue to South IentaI
street to woodland Cemetery: thence east
erly along the southern boundary or sNood- /
land Cemetery to Chadwick avenue: thencsI
southerly along Chadwick avenue 10 aNouN
avenue; thence westerly along Avon avenueI
to Seymour avenue: thence along seymour
avenue to Bigelow street; thence along b'ke-
low street TO Pennsylvania Railroad; lnenco
along the Pennsylvania Railroad to Murray
street: thence along Murray street 70 uaw
son street: thence along Dawson street 81
South street; thence along South street to.
Van Buren, street: thence along van buren
street to Chestnut street: thence along
Chestnut street to the Waverly and Fasss'oI
branch OF the Pennsylvania Railroad; tnenceI
along the Waverly and Passalc branch ri
the Pennsylvania Railroad to Magazine stIeet,I
thence along Magazine street to Ferry street,
thence along Ferry street TO Mott street,
thence along Mott street to the PassaioI
River; thence along the Passaic River 10 tpeI
The said IRE limits of the city of Newark
shall also include all that district OF the salu
city contained within the space OF one nun-I
dred feet beyond the outside lines Of theI
streets or avenues heretofore named az con-
sttuting the boundaries Of the IRE nmlts.
eXcept when such boundary Is steam ram
road track a public park OF cemetery:
The said fire limits of the city OF rewhrsI
shall also include those districts oonsaineeI
within the space of one hundred feet peyonqI
the outside lines of the following named
streets or avenues, lying between the are
limits hereinbefore mentioned at po,ns III
the said fire limits upon the SAID streets ot
avenues. to wit: <sI
ON each side of Washington avenue fron1I
the fire limits to the city line on each sidol
of Mount Prospect avenue from the hre llnits|
TO the city line: on each side OF BloomneidI
avenue from the fire limits to the city incl
on each side of South Orange avenue fronI
the fire limits to the city line; on eacn siueI
OF Clinton avenue from the fire limits to the|
city line; on each side of Elizabeth aeenueI
from the fire limits TO Hawthorne avenue ON
each side of Frelinghuysen avenue from tneI
fire limits to the city line; on each SIDE Oh
Ferry street and Plank road from the nr7|
limits to the city line: on each side OF bow-I
cry street from the fire limits to Ferry street.
q All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
g. This ordinance shall take effect on tne'
first day of January, nineteen hundred s1dI
fourteen.
Adopted August 1, 1913.
JOHN II. DONNELLf.
President Of Common Council Il
Presented to the Mayor for his approvai1
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
Approved August 2. 1918.
JACOB HAUSSLING.
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
Common Council OF, Friday evening, August
l. 1913 on third reading and sinai passage
was passed, and duly signed by the Mayor,
and is therefore law.
JAMES f. CONNOLLY.
aug4-5t City CLERK: