The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30

to Faue Avenue, and also certain alleys
contained in the tract of land bounded
by Shore Road. Jackson Avenue. Faue
Avenue and National Avenue, in the
City of Mortified.
WHEREAS, there appears on a certain
plan or map OF lands made by John p.
Ashmead, Surveyor, in 1850. for Samuel
Ireland at al, two certain streets or ave
nues known as Halbert and National
Avenues. extending from Broad Street to
Faue Avenue. and also certain alleys
contained within the tract of land pound
ed by shore Road, Jackson Avenue. Faue
Avenue and National Avenue, and the
public has never exercised any rights of
ways over said streets and alleys, nor
have same been opened to public use.
and the City of Mortified has never eX-
ercised any power to open same or any
part thereof for the use of the public;
And Whereas, the owners in fee of the
aforesaid lands have requested Councils
to vaeate said streets and alleys, and it
appears that the public interest will be
best served by such vacation:
Now, Therefore. Be it Ordained by the
Common Council of the City of North
field:
Section l. That the rights of the City
of Mortified, if any it has, in the fol-
lowing streets and alleys as same appear
on map or plan filed in the office of the
Clerk OF Atlantic County entitled Map
of Properties belonging to Samuel Ire
land, Amanda Steelman, The Pleasant
vile Land Co. ct al, made in 1890 by
Halbert Avenue, from the Northwest
side of Broad Street to the Southeast
side of Faue Avenue, a distance of APP
National Avenue, from the Northwest
side of Broad Street to the Southeast tide
of Faue Avenue, a distance of approxi-
Three certain 20 feet wide alleys. the
one beginning at a point in the North
east side of Jackson Avenue, $50 feet
Southeast of Broad Street and extending
enthusiastically, parallel with said
Broad Street. 300 feet to Halbert Avenue.
the second, beginning at a point in said
Northeast side of Jackson Avenue, $50
feet Northwest of the Shore Road and
extending enthusiastically, parallel with
the Shore Road, 300 feet to Halbert Ave-
nue.; and the third, running parallel with
Jackson Avenue and connecting the two
aforesaid alleys at a point 40 feet North
west of the Northwest line of Jackson
Avenue.
Three certain twenty feet wide alleys.
the one beginning at a point in the
Northeast side of Halbert Avenue, $50
feet Southeast of Broad Street and ex-
tending enthusiastically parallel with
said Broad Street 300 feet to National
Avenue; the second beginning at a point
in the said Northeast side of Halbert
Avenue. $50 feet Northwest of the Shore
Road and extending enthusiastically
parallel with the Shore Road 300 feet to
NATIONAL Avenue; and the third, running
parallel with said Halbert Avenue and
connecting the two aforesaid alleys at a
point 40 feet Northwest of the North
west line of Halbert Avenue.
Two certain 20 feet wide alleys, one
beginning at a point in the Northeast
side of Jackson Avenue, $50 feet North
west of Broad Street and extending
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, parallel with said Broad
Street. 300 feet to Halbert Avenue; and
the other beginning at a point in the
Northwest side of said first named alley,
40 feet Northeast of Jackson Avenue
and extending NorthwestwardlY at right
angles to said first named alley, a dis
lance Of approximately $50 feet to the
so-called Shore Fast Line right of way
Two certain 20 feet wide alleys, one
beginning at a point in the Northeast
side of Halbert Avenue, $50 feet North
west of Broad Street, and extending
enthusiastically, parallel with Broad
Street. 300 feet to National Avenue, and
the other, beginning at a point in the
Northwest side of said first named alley,
40 feet Northeast of Halbert Avenue,
and extending enthusiastically at right
angles to said first named alley, a dis
lance of approximately 200 feet to the
so-called Shore Fast Line right of way.
be and the same are released and eXtin-
guished and the alleys and streets for
the distances aforesaid be and they are
hereby vacated.
Passed third reading and final passage
by the Common Council of the City of
Mortified, the 21st day of May. 1923.
GEO. H. MULLER.
Approved May 26, 1923.
WALTER YATES, Mayor.