New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK.-BoARD or ESTl-
mate and Apportionmsnt. Public notice
meeting OF the board OF Estimate and APP
portlonment, held January %. 1915, ths
following petition was received:
To the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment OF the City Of New York:
Kingsbridge Railway Company OF New
York City. a New York corporation; owning
and 9peTs ,s street surface ,, r9ii ds N. ~
York. hereby petitions for a franchise or
franchises TO construct, maintain and oper-
ate extensions Of It's existing railroad in tho
Borough OF Manhattan. with q double track.
in. upon. along and over the following de-
scribed routes:
Firs:: Beginning at and connecting with
the existing tracks OF the Kingsbridge Rail-
way Company on Broadway. at or near it,
intersection with West l6sth Street. thence
southerly upon and along broadway 20 its
intersection with Manhattan Street, and
there connecting with the existing tracks OF
the Forty-Second Street, Manhattanyllle and
st. Nicholas Avenue Railway Company az
the said intersection or Broadway and Man
haitian Street all in the Borough Of Man
haitian.
II is Intended TO build the proposed ex-
tension where possible, on either side Of and
adjacent to the existing parkway In the CEN
tire OF Broadway. between the points De-
scribed in our petition. and as Indicated
on the map herewith attached.
II is proposed 10 operate said extension
by an overhead current Of electricity. Tho
feeder wires. however. are to be carried In
underground condults. so that the only wires
above ground. will be the trolley wires:
Dated New York. January 18Th. 1915.
KINGsBRIDGE RAILWAY COMPANY.
''e'' F. W. wHITRrDGB. President.
SHELTON f. MARTIN.
Secretary.
State OF New York So.
County Of New York
FREDERICK w wHrTRrDoE. being
duly sworn, deposss and says: that he Is
the President OF KingshTitse RsllWs- Corr
psny Of New York City, tbs petitioner hsrs-
In; that he has read the foregoing EsII!en
and knows the contents thereof and thai Jhs
same is true OF MS own knowledge eNc-yc
as 10 the matters therein stated 10 be Al
legged on information and belief and AS to
those matters he believes It 70 be true.
+. w. WHTTRlDGE.
Sworn to before me this 18th day Of
JAS s. WILLIAMS.
tL.Sl Notary Public.
New York County 40. 1853.
New York Register No 500.
And AZ the meeting OF February 8, 1915,
the following resolutions were thereupon
adopted:
whereas. the foregoing petition from tbs
Ringsbridge Railway Company dated Jsnu-
airy IS. 1918, was presented 20 the Board Of
Estimate and AppOrtionment AZ a meeting
held January %, 1918
Resolved that in pursuance Of law this
Board sets Friday, the NTH day OF March,
1915. a. 70 20 o, . II he forenoon and
haitian as the time and place when and
where such petition shall be hrst considered.
and a public hearing be had thereon. at
which citizens shall be entitled to appear
and be hearl: and he H. further
Resolved. that the petition and these rego-
lutions shall be published for mt least four
teen 90 days in two daily newspapers In
the city OF New York. 90 be designated by
the Mayor and for at least ten I0) days IN
the City Record" Immediately prior 20 spch
date Of public hearing. The expense Of such
publication 20 be borne by the petitioner.
New York Times and New York Tribune
designated.
JAMES ID. McGANN,
Assistant Secretary.
Room 1907 Municipal Building.
Telephone 1850 Worth.
New York, February 5, 1918.
by motion adopted February II, 1915. the
time OF the above hearing was fixed as s:i0
o'clock In the forenoon. instead OF 1880
JAMES ID McGANN.
Assistant Secretary.