The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-07
John J. Dougherty, awning, 342 Second

John J. Dougherty, awning, 342 Second
street.
Mullins & Cronan, transparency. 173
Newark avenue.
Resolved, That one improvement certl-
cate for $500 be drawn in favor of Michael
Curley for work done aud material FUR
nished or account of Contract No. 631 for
construction of sewer in st. Paul's ave-
nue.. from Tonnele avenue to the Hacken-
sack River.
Resolved, That 81, 075. so be paid to Henry
Byrne on account of Contract No. 634 for
sweeping and cleaning streets and re-
moving ashes and garbage.
Charge cleaning streets, 1891 and 1892.
Resolved, That per mission be and is
hereby given James E. Banks and others
to lay an Q8) eighteen inch private
in Homestead Place to connect with the
sewer now being built in Pavonia ave-
nue., aud also to extend the sewer In
Homestead Place through Van Reipen
avenue rs follows, viZ:-A Q5) fifteen
inch pipe sewer extending east and west
in Van Reipen avenue to q point about
40) forty feet west of Summit avenue
to (25) twenty-five feet from the property
line of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany with all the necessary receiving
basins and manholes in accordance with
diagram accompanying petition pre-
sented by said Banks and others. said
work to be dOne at the expense Of said
petitioners. and under the rules and
regulations and supervision of this Board.
all plans and grades to be furnished by
the Engineering Bureau OF this Board
and Il sum sufficient to cover the expense
of said Bureau to be first deposited by its
petitioners with the Clerk of the Board.
the amount of such sum to be determined
by the Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting.
Resolved, That Sl66. &c be paid to Philip
Tumilty for services as Superintendent on
Street and Roads for the month ending
Feb. 49,, 1902.
500 to James Pallister for services as
Sewer Inspector for the month ending
Feb. 30, 1872.
500 to Anthony Conk for services as
Lamp Inspector tor the month ending
Feb. 90, 1882.
Charge special salary account.
Resolved. That 800 be paid to Philip
Muldoon for services as Sidewalk In
spector for the mon th ending February
20, 1899.
Charge sidewalk account.
Resolved, That the following sum be
paid to the Jersey City Herald for adver-
Using improvements.
Charge the several Improvements.
81. so for hearing on final map for i'm
provement of Forrest street.
$3.50 for hearing on final map of Vroom
street.
LiHis for twenty-four days services as in
spector on sewer in Pavonia avenue in
month Of January, 1892.
Charge improvement.
Resolved, That 500 be paid to Frank
Smyth for services rs foreman OF PAYERS.
detailed as Inspector IN repaving Grove
street from Seventeenth street to the
city line.
Charge special street account.
Resolved, That $22. 10 be paid to James
Mcdonald for repairing waaon
$ll3. 30 to John Nolan for sand.
$l71. 90 to John Nolan for sand.
Charge Special Street Account.
Resolved, That Sl35 be paid to the N.
]. Car Spring and Rubber Company for
hose.
Charge Cleaning Sewers.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mention be paid to the persons named re-
spectively for services rendered as en-
ployes in Lamp Department for the month
Of February, 1892. amounting in the ag-
gate to S375.
Resolved, That by and with the consent
of the Board of Finance the Preamble aud
aud Resolutions adopted by this Board,
February Is, 1899, upon the petition of John
J. Boutou and others for main sewer in
the Greenville district. Jersey City.
DUuuuGu Ou IL ON ave-
nue. and Wilkinson avenue produced to
the line of the Morris Canal, on the east
by the Morris Canal, on the west by Ber-
gen avenue, and on the south by Walker
avenue and Van Nostrand place produced
to the Norris Canal be and the same are
hereby rescinded to the end that resolu-
tions for the construction of said sewer
drawn under the advice of the Corpora
tion Counsel may be passed in lieu
thereof.
Whereas, John j. Bouton and other
who, upon investigation, have been and
ascertained to be more than fifty owners
OF land lying within the neighborhood in
the G~reenville district OF Jersey City.
bounded on the north by Bostwick venue
and Wilkinson avenue produced to the
line OF the Morris Canal. on the east by
the Morris Canal. on the west by Bergen
avenue, and on the south by Walker ave-
nue. aud Van Nostrand place produced to
the Morris Cana awe made application
for the construction of Il main sewer pur-
suant to an act of the LEGISLATURE of the
State of New Jersey. entitled:-"Ap act
to enable cities to build main sewers In
certain districts and to acquire lands for
that purpose, approved March "a, 1885,"
and
Whereas, 1t appears satisfactorily that
said neighborhood lacks sewers for the
proper drainage thereof and the protec-
tfon Of health of the inhabitants thereof
and there are no public streets through
which 1t is feasible and advantageous to
the city to build a main sewer from such
neighborhood to tide water or any other
waters into which the sewerage OF Jersey
City is emptied; ana
Whereas. The only feasible method in
which to drain this n~eighborhood is to
huild II main sewer to the tilewater of
New York Bay the natural slope OF the