Ordinances of the City of Philadelphia 1891
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D. 1891. EDWIN S. STUAET, 3Iayor of Philadelphia. 3<31 AN OEDINANCP] To place on tlie City plan Forty-sixth, Fillmore, Fulmer, Joyce, Kettlewell, Morse, and Straub streets; Lawntonand Oyerbrook avenues. Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia do ordain^ That the Department of Public Works be authorized to place u|)on the City plan Fortv-sixth street, fifty feet \vide, from Overbrook ayenue to Conshohocken avenue ; Fillmore street, fifty feet wide, from Horrocks to P street ; Fulmer street, si^ty feet wide, from Starkey street to Fronkford and Bristol turnpike ; Joyce street, thirty feet wide, from Tioga to Kettlewell street ; Kettle^well street, tliirty feet Avide, from Frankford avenue to Clarion street ; Lawnton avenue, sixty feet wide, from Sixty-sixth avenue north to Oak lane ; Morse street, thirty feet wide, from Thirty-first to Thirty-third street; Overbrook avenue, fifty feet wide, from Belmont avenue to D'Inviller street; Straut) street, fortj' feet wide, from Germantown avenue to Sixteenth street ; Provided^ That before Overbrook avenue shall be placed on the plan Mr.
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D. 1891. EDWIN S. STUAET, 3Iayor of Philadelphia. 3<31 AN OEDINANCP] To place on tlie City plan Forty-sixth, Fillmore, Fulmer, Joyce, Kettlewell, Morse, and Straub streets; Lawntonand Oyerbrook avenues. Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia do ordain^ That the Department of Public Works be authorized to place u|)on the City plan Fortv-sixth street, fifty feet \vide, from Overbrook ayenue to Conshohocken avenue ; Fillmore street, fifty feet wide, from Horrocks to P street ; Fulmer street, si^ty feet wide, from Starkey street to Fronkford and Bristol turnpike ; Joyce street, thirty feet wide, from Tioga to Kettlewell street ; Kettle^well street, tliirty feet Avide, from Frankford avenue to Clarion street ; Lawnton avenue, sixty feet wide, from Sixty-sixth avenue north to Oak lane ; Morse street, thirty feet wide, from Thirty-first to Thirty-third street; Overbrook avenue, fifty feet wide, from Belmont avenue to D'Inviller street; Straut) street, fortj' feet wide, from Germantown avenue to Sixteenth street ; Provided^ That before Overbrook avenue shall be placed on the plan Mr.
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