The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-09

yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-An the members Of the Boar 3
Absent-Freeholder Kimmsrl5 and
the Dirsctor-at-Large declared the mo
ton adopted.
From O.. {. Dlvs
JERSEY CITY. N. J., June .. 1891.
To the Honorable tue Director-ai-Large
and members OF h Board Of Chosen
F~reehoiderss
GENTLENEN-The undersigned, resident
Hnd property owner, whose lands are at
fected by the proposed new public road
IN the County Of Hudson, New Jersey. re
s%pectfully objects 10 the location OF said
road from the northeast corner Of SecOnd
streer. in the Town OF Union. and Ber-
genwOod road or avenue 10 said county
and running north on the easterly side OF
said avenue, into the Township of Union.
10 the premises Of DR.. Elder: FOR the
reason that said line as fled greatly dam
ages the lands OF the said petitioner
(Which were formerly owned By John G.
Spencer and John Merchant, whose
names are on the map of the new road as
surveyed for proposed route OF said new
road, and other lands. aud that a be ter
line eau be obtained TO the west OF said
premises, by taking straight line from
the %northerly point OF Grove Church
Cemetery on the northeriy side Of btr
nenwood venue to the hill a Mr.. Cort
ley's premises, and leaving the westerly
line Of your petitioners premises the
same as IL now Is
That said new line in front of your petit
toners premises Is SHOWN on a diagram
hereto annexed, which forms part Of this
petition ana cuts of the front OF your
petitioners premises and greatly damages
the same while II the westerly straight
line is adopted by your honorable Board
the expense n damage to the property
rnrfa Ia n.uafna1 aa thu TwATnEfU has
very little value on the westerly side OF
the avenue. It being vacant property.
Your petitioner very respectfully re-
quests your Honorable Body to adopt
such changes and afford a hearing TO
your petitioner, when the above allega-
tions can be sustained with proofs aud
estimates.
Very respectfully,
Freebooter Phagsten moved the com
munication be received and referred 10
the COMMITTEES on New Public Road
Adopted.
From Hugh Dngan:-
To the Honorable the Director-at-Large
and Members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Hudson County,
G-RyTLRMEN-I would report the follow
ing issue Of registered bonds:-No. 695 for
5000. No. 600 for 5000. in exchange for
registered bond No. ) for 5000. all 6 per
cent. and due 1905.
Yours respectfully,
HUGH DUGAs,
County Collector.
Freebooter Phngsten moved the COM
munication be received and ordered
printed in full in the minutes.
Adopted.
The Board then, on motion Of Free
holder Pfngsten, adjourned.
The Dlrector-at-Large declared the
Board adjourned to meet Thursday. June
is. 1891, at 7.30 .. m.
Clerk.
Adjourned meeting Of the Board OF
Chosen Freehoiders Of Hudson County,
held in the Court House on Thursday,
June Is, 1891.
Present at roll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! Bruggemann aud Freeholders Coyle,
Ellis. German. Hennessey, Nelson, Noonan
and Tierney--S.
ADsent-Freeholders Kimmerly. Perry
and Phngsten-a
lOn motion of F~reeholder German the
m nutes of meeting held Thursday, June
II, 1891, were approved as printed on
slips.
Freeholder Coyle moved Co reconsider
the vote By which the Director-at-Large
was authorized TO appoint n COMMITTEES OF
three at meeting Of the Board held Thurs
day. June II, 1891. To examine the april
cations for DOCK licenses.
Adopted.
FreehoIder Coyle moved that all appli-
cations for lock licenses received to date
for licenses within the limits Of Hudson
County be referred to q committee OF
three, and all applications for licenses in
conjunction with Essex or Union Counties
be referred to Il committee OF six
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Robert Davis Association, In
viting the Board TO attend their ANNA
excursion on "Wednesday, July 5, 1881,
was on motion of Freebooter German re-
ceiyed and invitation accepted.
From Savage & GALAXY
To the Honorable the Director at Large
and Members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Hudson county
GRSTLEMEN-In forwarding this com
m~unication to your Honorable Body our
desire is TO call your attention to a matter
which has lain dormant so long that we
feared it had entirely passed from your
memory.
The matter we refer to is an account
standing between your Honorable BODY
| apd ourselves, for material and labor
furnished upon the order OF the then
Freebooter, Hon. Charles Turner, and
according to the directions and tnstrue-
tions of you gentlemanly clerk, Mr.,
Boyd, we undertook to aud did so perform
our work in q spirit OF good faltns we
I ga
the same consideration.
We trust, now that this matter has been
again brought before your Honorable
Body, some action will be taken towards
~liquidating an account, which we believe
has been overlooked.
GEORGE SAVAGE
Referred to the judiciary Committee
From Wa. G.. Bumsted, with appliea-
lions for dock licenses. ete.:-
To the Honorable. the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders Of the county of Hudson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given
that ], William q. Bnmsted. Of Jersey
City. New Jersey, will apply 70 the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of the county OF
Hudson, on Thursday, the eighteenth day
of June next, at the hour OF half past
seven O'Clock in the evening, AT the once
Of said Board, in Jersey City, Tor a license
to build a dock or wharf IL front OF my
lands, situate on the tide waters OF the
Hackensack River in Jersey City, HUDSON
county, New Jersey, and that the location
and dimensions of the wharf, dock and
piers intended TO be built uude SUCH
license is AS follows:-BeEinning al a point
in the high water mark OF The eas5erIy
line of the Hackensack River at the
division line between my said lands and
lands formerly belonging 10 the Marion
Building Company, thence running III
northerly at rigkt angles to and 10 the e2-
terror line for piers as established by the
Riparian Commissioners Of the State Of
New Jersey, At this point q distance OIL
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