The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-31
NORTH HUDSON BOARDS
West HobOken Fathers Talk
Union Hill Council
Notes.

Lie vest IOUUh6u SOuuCll NSlu q
long session last night. A letter from
Colonel Stevens was received in reference
to the Nienaber matter. The letter stated
that Nienaber had called on the writer
and offered to pay 5000 TOWARD the ex.
! pense of changing the line of the water
course which overlooked on his property.
The letter continued that the Hoboken
Land and improvement Company was
willing to do anything reasonable. After
a short discussion the matter was laid
over.
A petition was received from the prop
| erty owners on Jane street, asking for
the construction OF a W from Spring
to West streets, and the clerk was noti-
fed to advertise for objections. The
he should pay West Hoboken's share Of
the county park tax. The bill. he added.
had been declared unconstitutional, but
the County Collector insisted on receiv-
ing West Hoboken's proportion. and
| said if the tax was finally declared to be
from next years tax. The clerk was
instructed not to pay the tax until fur
Their investigation.
The Committee of the Whole reported
that the Monastery street improve
ment assessment included lands west
of Kerrigan street and lots
fronting on High Point avenue which
were not benefited by the Improvement,
and recommended that the assessment
| be removed from the lands in question.
The report was adopted. The Auditing
Committee reported that the books of the
| Treasurer, Clerk, Collector and Recorder
had been examined and found correct.
The bonded debt is 1900 less than last
| year and the improvement certificates
outstanding amour to SIS. III. 08 as
| against S51. 053 last year..
The tax rate was 50. 10 for the fiscal
| year just ended, or against 1924 for the
| year before. Councilman Schwartz re-
| ported that President Dodd had promised
to lake the jigger cars from Summit ave-
nue., and extend the Central avenue line
to High Point avenue. Messrs Schwartz,
| Finnegan and Muir were appointed a
| committee to confer with the horsecar
company.
Union Hill Council.
A very short meeting wa held by the
| Union Hill Council last night. The
property owners in New York avenue
| petiuioned the Board to grant the
North Hudson Railway Company
| permission to Law q track in that
Street. The Committee on the
matter was unable TO report as half were
for the proposition and the rest against
it, and so no action was taken. Improve
ment certificates were issued to II. Nc
Gibney for 81, 274 SO. and to J.. j. Casey
for $57. 90 for work on the joint sewer.
The ordinance ordering the improvement
of Gardner street passed its final reading,
and James Moylan was appointed engi-
neer of the work.
An ordinance was introduced author
izing the preparation by Beyar &
Mccain of plans for a system of lateral
sewers through the town, to empty into
the joint sewer. 1t passed its first read
ing without discussion.
Notes.
Miss Mary Reiger and Louis Gernert
were married at the brides home on
Columbia street. Union Hill: last night by
Pastor Justin. Miss Tina Schultz was a
charming bridesmaid and Louis Reiger
was best man. A reception was held
after at Fuss Hall Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Farm
hoff, Mr.. and Mrs. August Butt. Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Ringer, Miss Mary peltz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuss. Mr.. and Mrs. Steitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprecht, Mr.. and Mrs.
Unold, and Mr., and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
A savage dog owned by William
Schierz, of No. 4 Durkeus street. bit
Elias Fest, of No. 122 Liberty street. West
Hoboken. on the leg yesterday afternoon.
Policeman Ludlow assassinated the cur.
The new West HCboken fire bell has
been hung in the pagoda tower and last
night it was sounded until the unhappy
residents in the neighborhood wished
they had been snatched awav in early
youth. The bell proved to be satisfac-
tory.
Allow me TO add my tribute to the efficacy
of Ely's Cream Balm. Twas suffering from a
severe attack of influenza and catarrh and was in
duced 10 try your remedy. The result was mar
velous. / could hardly articulate, and in less than
twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptoms and
sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice UNI
impaired. l strongly recommend it to all sing
ers-Wm II. Hamilton, Leading Basso Of the G.
D. Hess Grand Opera Co.