The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-24

Commissioners of Assessment on the i'm
provements hereinafter named:
$40 for preliminary sketch of improve
ment OF Ninth street, from Monmouth to
Brunswick.
$40 for preliminary sketch or improve
ment of Eleventh street, from Jersey ave-
nue. to Coles street.
$40 for preliminary sketch of improve
ment of jackson avenue, from Newark 81
N, Y. R. r. to Clarenont avenue.
$40 for final map and report OF improve
ment of Vroom street, from Summit ave-
nue. to Gray street.
$40 for final map and report of improve
ment Of Forrest street, from Ocean to
jackson venue
SO for final map and report of improve
ment OF North street, from Central to
Durham Il
$40 for final map and report of improve
ment of Cambridge avenue, from Hutton
to Griffith streets.
SO for Anal map aud report of i'm prove
ment of sidewalks IN Montgomery street.
$40 for final map and report OF sewers
in Hopkins avenue, from Central to Pali-
SADIE avenues.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to George I. Bouton for posting no
tees on the improvements hereinafter
named:
$11 for improvement of Forrest street.
final.
81 for Improvement of Vroom street.
final.
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to the Jersey City News for adver-
Using improvements:
$26 for hearing on improvement OF For
rest street. final.
$40. SO for hearing on improvement of
Vroom street, final.
Charge the several improvements.
I po-1xaJ ntL,% fhn fnlIAxx.inr ctlmQ ha
paid to A. DATE for printing posters for
the improvements hereinafter named:
Sc. so for posters Oh improvement OF
VrOoin street.
$3.50 for posters on improvement of
Forrest street.
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved. That the following sums be
paid to e. J. Woodcock for type writing
reports of Commissioners of ASSESS
ments OH the following improvements:
So for final report for improvement OF
Forrest street.
SO for final report for improvement Of
Clifton place and Wescott avenue.
Vroom street.
50 for ina report for improvement of
North street.
50 for final report for improvement of
Cambridge avenue.
SO for final report for sewer in Ocean
anu GdteS aVeuueS.-
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That s54 be paid to B. Nc.
Guinness for use of horse and cart; $4S.5O
to A. DATE for stationery.
Charge special street account.
Resolved. That SIS. so be paid to John
T. Ki,len for horse shoeins; SIS to John
+. La Flaur for rent Of shop, September,
October and November, 1891.
Charge Lamp and Lights, 1S90-91.
Resolved. That 500 be paid to B. Nc
Guinness for c~arting lamps and posts;
SIS to John r. La Flaur for rent of shop,
December, 1891, January and February.
1892.
Charge Lamps and Lights, 1s91-92.
Resolved, That SIG. 90 he paid to II. f.
Mclaughlin for coal; SIS to H. +. Nc
Langhlin for coal.
Charge Lamps and Lights. 1891 .92.
Resolved, That the sums herelnafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered repay
ing over street openings, for month end
ing January 81, 1892, amounting In the
aggregate to 81. so:
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered oil err
construction of sewers for month ending
January 81, 1892, amounting In the aggre-
gate to s67. so.
Whereas, John J. Bouton and others
more tina fifty owners of land lying
within a neighborhood In the Greenville
district of Jersey City, bounded on the
North by Bostwiek venue and Wilk1n-
son avenue produced to the line Of the
Morris Canal; on the east ly h Morris
Canal; on the west by Bergen avenue and
on the South by Walker avenue and Van
Nostrand place produced to the Morris
Canal, have made application for the
construction of a main sewer pursuant to
an act of the legislature of the State of
New Jersey entitled, IAN act to enable
cities to build main sewers In certain dis
tricts and to acquire land for that pur-
pose'' approved March "a, 1885, AMI
Whereas it appears satisfactorily, that
said neighborhood lacks sewers for the
proper drainage thereof aud the protec.
ton of health of the inhabitants thereof,
and that there are no public streets
tngeous to the city to build a main sewer
from such neighbornood to tide water or
any other waters into which the sewer-
age of Jersey City is emptied, and
Whereas, The only feasible method in
which to drain this neighborhood is to
build a main eve to the tide waters of
New York Bay. the natural slope of the
land being towards that Bay, it being in
convenient tie drain 1t in any other direc-
ton, and
Whereas. The population of said neigh
borhood is very rapidly increasing, that
IL Is wholly uupEOVlueu Win Sc WerS. tnat
water pipes have been laid aud are con-
nected with many OF the dwelling houses
erected in that vicinity, that there is no
proper outlet for the waste from the
houses, and unless a main sewer is buzz
for tho accommodation of said neighb II
hood, and In such a name as that !ateoU,l
sewers may be connected herewith, Jhra
is II great danger of an epidemthere-ere
fore, be it
Resolved, That by and with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance, and
approval of the Mayor, the prayer of the
petitioners be granted, and that a main
sewer he constructed pursuant to the
provisions of said act, pom a line located
as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
centre line of jackson avenue with the
center line of Dwight street, thence
southeas terly through Dwight street TO
Garfield venue; theme southwesterly
through Garfield venue to Richard
street, thence southeasterly through
Richard street 10 its termination ut III
lands of the Central Railroad Company
of New Jersey; thence across the lands of
the Central Railroad Company of New
Jersey and under the Morris Canal and
across the lands of the Bergen Neck
Railway Company, and lands of the heirs
of Richard V%feeland. or such other per-
sons in whom the various tracts OF lands
may be vested, foa point ut ordinary low