The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-05

{. n. 7auly to cut down orc % tree, and trim
thsss ~ Trees a. northeast corner Pacllc Avenue
wlissin II sni.h. 70 GU down two g g 9 Tres sSed 10
a. the expense OF the petitioners.
The repcrtS were received and The resolutions
The following report was presented by Alderman
The same was received, adopsed' ona, on most n OF
thr some alderman. ordered 70 5e enters9 IN ne
ha1ri ,~firaae Of Jersey etv
rour cuirnis,ee on srror,s, 70 wnonl was rererrca
December ~. 1852 the communication from the Jer-
d7st suolecs ma.ter-the condition Of the sewers IN
ne Harsimus Cove Districts a matter over WHICH
sHS uOAf have co ssrsS. and and ws vs. now yS'n'i be-
ing attenaei to. The second su~bject-dangear
your holorab'e bo1y have control, and which IS
%5olintion Of the PSssaic water by the sewase from
ne city OF Passaic, Is = very serious matter. and Is
concerned, grave apprehensiuns exist that some
sctlon hurtiu TO tue lnt.-ests or the city may be
people a bette water supply, may result in binding
he city to the Term, o. q contract winch VIII place
lur psopie AZ the mercy OF priyate COT p~oratlon, and
'ender worthless perishable property costing mil
Without cofrespondtnq benedt, when reihscLion
nows that the witers of the Passanc, coming from
syndlcates now cain 70 own and control
Experience teaches thatrunning water. no matter
four miles. May OF The largest, most popuIous Sec
:lons Of the country depend entirely on yer water
such sect ons water synoicdtcs do not exstin their
.npense L Io Z ei qSssie snlS aGE ' sne igt clsS e. e. & s e s g oS
70 bnild n cuntuit ab0uC two mites along the river,
lrgnd ny the friends o. Il new system, that the sew
age OF Newark and Psssaic is mixed with ana con-
Every gooa citlzen VIII favor any scheme that will
improve me waier 4 necessary provided the prop,
provided une city controls in al, things connected
WITH a water supply. Respectfully sq bmitted.
or committee on streets.
Jersey City, Jan. IA, 1890.
The clmn tlfee on trade licenses reDOrted the fol-
owing re. oiutions on petitions heretofore referred:
nerorandise ia Jersey CITY Be- issued By the mayor
and city cIers, under tne corporate seal ofJne clty.
aeliy. Ciyuia Lefkov,s. Antonio shis. Theoaore
Reeaen, Never Mendessohn, james, Refunds, Isidore
IN their payine the Incense fees,
Resolved, That q hssns se 70 nsep Junk shops az the
- mavor and city clerk, under the corporate seal
Of the CITY, to the following named persons, on their
Heaiy schmiot, 500 First Street, second district;
Felix Baibo, 80 Railroad Avenue. second district.
Resolved, That Il license as a city auctioneer be
issued by the mayor and city. under the corporate
see sesl ,s e Sse f sisy. TO w j. Montgomery on mis- paying
Resolved, That a license as a pawnbroker located
at I75 Pavonia Avenue, IN the second district OF
Jersey CITY, be ssued by the. mayor and city 81 ERIK.
under thu corporate seal OF the city, TO Aaron Never.
on his paying the license Zee and giving the bond re-
The report was received and the resolutions
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY REsoLuTros.
BY mmltt on aims.
Rcsolvea. That the sum OF s29 50 be paid to John T.
Hewitt for incidental expenses as ovcrseer OF the
poor. TO January Is, 1886.
BY committee on printing, stationery and sup
plieS
Resolved, Tha. the sum OF 500 be paid to the Argus
Company for adverGisIny notice Ceugrai Elevated
transit Company, $40 40 to the Argus Company for
printing manuals. 81 so to the Argus Company for
printlng envelopes, ~ 70 to the Argus COMPANY Tor
printing slips OF excise ordinance. SIS 20 Chelsea Ice
Is, 1885, s6l ~ TO Albert Datz Tor printing ordln.
Tor advertising ordinances, 80 70 TO ); ". Harrtson
TO Jordan Stationery Company for station
cry, &C., for building inspector; 1928 TO the
T Sslises notice; sss s. to I. G. Long, for incidental
expenses as Guy marshal. from December 10, 1885, to
January IA, 1890; e13 so to New Jersey STATS Zeit-
ing Co., for publishing ordinances; $40 80 10 y. r."
N. j. Telephone Co. for three monrns' rental Of II.
strument to October j, 1889. and tolls city clerSe
office; 81 GOT sunday Morning News, for adVere&khs
ordinance.
the yeas ana nays have been ordered and taken Oh
the call of the president.
Yeas-Af the members present, eight in NUMBER.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The followins preamble and resolution were pre-
ssnIed by Alderman O,Neill, and unanimously
Whereas, Alderman Edward Hoos has recently
been mucn aiIilcted in the loss of his wife: and
Whereas, This board has been deprived until ROW
of an opportunity to express us sympathy Will Ia
Resolved, That we the members OF the board Of
aldermen Of Jersey City, do by these presents mos
coincidence with nlm in his great bereavement, anu
tender to him our heartfelt sympathy IN the loss q
his wife, the companion Of ms Joys ana sorrows tnS
Resolved, That a copy OF this resolution De pre-
pared by the city clerk ana presented 10 the siuer-
man.
| Or motion OF Alderman Haacs, che hoard thei
adjourned. JOHN L. SCOTT. city clerk.