New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JFR-EY CIT MAYOR BEGINS A FIGHT.

ER-EY CIT MAYOR BtGlNS FlGHl.
HE vEToEs A RESOLUTION TO PAY EMPLOYEES
or THE, STREET AND WATER BOARD WHO
WERE APPOINTED BY COMMITTEES.
More than half Of the large number Of employees Of
tho street and Water Commissioners were appointed
nv committee and not by resolutions OF majority Of
,bo po,rd NJ Aldermen Mayor Wanser has vetoed a
number Of resolutions to pay the men appointed by
committee Of whom the bcillot-boN suffers formed
A large number saying that al appointment ny com
mittee was not legal appointment ana that all en-
plovers should be appointed by resolutions oil the
Roard Fi,arce Commissioner George F. Peterson
long ago arrived at the same conclusion ana Tor that
reason he refused to report pay-rolls amounting 10
s43 600 10 the Board Of Finance which must concur
before the pay-rls can ," sent to the Mayor Tor APP
proval The Democratic majority OF the boau Vi
Finance took the pay-rollS from commissioner fe'er'
son on Friday night and. rs published III Inc tribune
ordered them paid The Street ana water '"mihlS-
,,r ,ocoa ot tbi, victory until they were assured
that Mayor Wanser would pre- baby Velp the resou-
ton When the Commissioners mel 'or 'he ''shSac
zion N husipess resolution adoptedDy the Demo
cratic hoard to Inc effect that the enre queSu0h De
submitted to arbitration. After long preahoie me
following resolution was adopted
.pesolved That hi, honor, the Mayor, be requested
to appoint such lawyer or other lnuiN'u"" III ""U''
ha reposcs confidence; that this Board appoint Ike
individual. and that tnc t"o ~
some third party to act WITH thehi d. "'''' - N''
shutting board Of arbitration
Furtbc, on the resolution provides that the ar
htrotors shall have power TO examine WITNESSES aho
manor. and that their decision shall De hhai lhis
s a pretty scheme OF the commissioners Vi 'n'N
no,orIousv corrupt department OF The cl'y government
sbould the flavor accept II they Stand u oose l"'"s
and may win all. Nearly every doliaf oI 'e q''''0"
ordcrod Maid by them and cOncurr'h III by Dne n""'u
~ Finance 4, held by note shaver> ana ume W.
an, of tho most powerful syndicat'~ IN te cty; an
WI" W. | h'v, oil received their money rss ulr uis
i', 'n.hinh /. demanded by these men, Hlouu IN,
n,nnnssd nrlitratOrS decide against tlc ,l'c' az" d
Hoard the employes would b. no "'s' y. , .'u -
ali Inc rca nponted by resolution. ~, Ouc "". a.
met bo done The decision w0ulc no PIr'oiit w
~. ~. .ba,ors apd time BUYERS from bringing sun J."
recover the money they loaned 49, , 81. .r,,,ro,ors
mn IL the decision OF a majority OF tnc
should be favorable the street aeu ,Y,r and the
could ent,. upon carnival oil ~ 49, ut,
Vayor vould be powrrless % act III thr luluIe WIZ ,
ant stulnfyuQ his course IN TIL. case Ihe ouee, I
Wafer Commissioners would by arhr1'o,t " "V,',im,
,' - tired i'm court II l. SAID that thN b',au ''
had con derabe difficulty lately III P'Nrn',"h -, ~
tine InIycr, from suing h@ city, ana u'lt nv. ,rn
,,ro..,,rs an them had been brought l" pc"r' ~
P,,r hat ~ N,yor Wanser should consent To- arb'a
,t and th., n he wa no, sustained b" would IN VI.
future be bours ~ sign those pay RPM prm,p
no further trouble from him VOL" y" app Wv Wan.or
When a reporter Of Tn" TRIBUNE %kcu N"NV' 49,
,h", ho interded 10 do. he laid he had not r'c"Ncl
the official resolution. bH that he han come /" WIZ
cluiOn. =, a,,.,.. ~ such char
o,.r and import ance onght not to be subnit,N "a,
hoard Of arbitration. The g urts ar" c>t'Dll'n'N A.
,he settlement of such questions Let the COURTS '"
eide who Is right. 4, ..,,-, I, ,s believed
that scaida! Will b. unesrthed