Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take notice, that I shall apply to the
Legislature of the State OF Now Jersey now
In session for the passage of an act to annex
to the Borough of Verona in the County of
Essex the territory now included In the
Town of Montclair. County of Essex. par
ticularly described as follows:
Beginning in the easterly prolongation of
the present boundary line between the
Borough of Verona and the Town of West
Orange at point bearing north seventy de-
green seven minutes east two hundred and
forty-three and nine hundredths feet from
the first town line pin south of said boundary
line on the boundary line between the Town
OF Montclair and the Town of West Orange;
thence north twcnty-six degrees forty EIGHT
minutes east one thousand seven hundred and
forty-one and ten-hundredths feet to an iron
PIN said iron pin being on the present bound
airy line between Verona and Montclair on
property now or formerly of Myles Tierney;
thence north thirty-two degrees thirty-seven
minutes east nine hundred and twenty-three
and seyentysiX hundredths feet to point
in range with the extreme northerly side of
the residence of Horace M. SHETLAND and
distant twenty and eighty nine hundredths
feet from the northeasterly corner thereof;
thence north sixteen degrees fifty-six min
utes east one thousand one hundred and fifty
seven and iifty-liVe hundredths feet to an
iron pin set in the rocks property of
estate A. l.. Cross; thence north thrty-two
degrees twenty-nine minutes thirty seconds
east six hundred and twenty-siX and sixty
eight hundredths feet to the centre of Bloom
field avenue distant easterly seVenty-one and
ninety feet from the present
boundary line; thence north forty degrees
fifty-nine minutes east three hundred ninety
seven and sixty-nine hundredths feet to a
point in range with the southerly side of the
Hotel Montcair and distant easterly seven
and thirtytwo hundredths feet therefrom;
thence north thirty-three degrees forty-three
minutes east seven hundred and forty-six
and eight-hundredths feet TO a point distant
north sixty-sx degrees fifty-nine minutes
east one hundred and forty-three and sixty
hundredths feet from iron pin In the pres
ent boundary line on land of Arthur T. Still
son; thence north fifty-nine degrees forty-six
l 81 load razFfa
and nfty-seven hundredths feet to a point
distant south thirty-four degrees ten minutes
ent boundary line near the southerly side OF
the residence of Charlotte b. w. KIP; thence
north f1fty-hve degrees fifty minutes east four
hundred and eighty-two and eleven hun
dredths feet; thence north thirty-nine de-
grees eighteen minutes east passing through
"a point fifteen and ninety hundredths feet
east from the easterly side of the porch on
the residence of Frank S. Turnbull one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen and
ninety-two hundredths feet TO a point that
would be intersected by the eastery pro-
longation of the boundary line between the
Borough of Verona and the Township of
Cedar Grove and distant easterly two hun
dred feet from the present boundary between
the Town of Montclair and the Borough OF
Verona; thence along said easterly prolonga-
ton of the boundary line between the
Borough of Verona and the Township of
Cedar Grove north fifty-four degrees twenty
nine minutes west two hundred feet to the
boundary line between the Borough of Verona
and the Town of Montclair. established in
1859, the record OF said boundary line having
been lost from the County Clerk S office in the
City of Newark; thence southwesterly along
said boundary established in 1863, passing
through the residences of Frank S. Turnbull.
Charlotte b. w. Kip and Arthur Stison to
tho boundary line between the Borough of
Verona and the Town of Montclair estab-
lished by the Legislature of New Jersey April
10th, 1907; thence along said boundary line
northwesterly to the centre of Crestmont
road; thence along the centre of Crestmont
road southwesterly to the centre Of Clare
mont avenue; thence along the centre OF
Claremont avenue southeasterly to the
boundary line between the Borough of Verona
and the Town of Montclair, as established
in 1863. thence along said boundary line
southwesterly two hundred and thirty eight
and two-tenths feet to an iron pin In said
boundary line siXty-two feet southwesterly
| from the northwest corner of the front porch
on the residence of Mrs A. L. Cross; thence
south twenty-seven degrees thirty-four min
utes west three hundred and ninety-eight
and eight-tenths feet to another iron pin in
| said boundary line; thence southwesterly
passing through the northeasteriy corner OF
! the residence of Annie w. Dyer to the north
| erly boundary of the Town of West Orange
thence In an eastery prolongation OF said
boundary line to the place Of beginning.
Dated February 25, 1871.
| DAVID III. STAY BACK
Borough OF Verona,
9sh2s-st Essex County. Naw seEssab