The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-02
WEEHAWKEN NUISANCES.
Many Sewers in Progress, but Many
Others Needed-Notes.

The Weehawken Council met last even
ing. A communication was received
from DIR. Saltonstall, of the County Board
OF Health, stating he had Investigated
the nuisance in Park avenue. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. and
found 1t was caused by the flow OF water
from houses in the vicinity. He asked
the Board to set a date when they could
meet and discuss the best means of apat-
Ing it. Mrs. Elizabeth Foster again
complained about the damage done her
property by The main sewer She said
she had seen Contractor Connolly, as ad-
vised oy the Board, and he had refused
TO do anything for her. He told her the
town was liable, not he. A committee was
appointed to see Contractor Connolly, aud
erect some settlement. An improvement
certificate was ordered drawn in favor of
Connolly for 81 1854, and Boyer & McCann
lor SS2.9O for WORK on the Park avenue
sewer. Boyer & McCann reported the
sewer completed, and asked to have it in
spected.
Mr.. Schneider said the residents along
the Boulevard Were complaining of the
dust caused by the electric motor The
cierK was instructed to request the rail-
ROAD company TO sprinkle the tracks.
MT. Roman OF Park aVenae complained
of "a nuisance maintained by
Mr.. Boylan of PARK ave,
nue. and Nintsenth street, caused
Dy drainage from outhouses. The Clerk
was instructed to notify him to abate the
nuisance at once. Mr.. Nienaber asked if
Saloonkeeper Haydock, of Hackensack
avenue. has procured his license yet. He
was told he had not. He then recon-
mended that Haydock be informed if he
did not procure license he would be ar
rested. The meeting then adjourned.
Notes.
The Union Hill Schuetzen Corps held
their annual parade and fest yesterday.
After parading through the principal
streets of Union Hill they repaired to
Schuetzen Park where the day was spent
In dancing and enjoying themselves. In
the shooting contest Fred Grobelor took
nrst prize with a score of "a and was
crowned King. John Dietz second with
80 and John Wichmau third with AZ.
MT. and Mrs. Lewis Spiras, of No 149
West street. West hoboken, were visited
yesterday by Otto 10th and John Kleiner.
of New York. They drank more beer
than was good for them and the conse-
quence was they began quarrelling
Spras and his wife took sides against
10th and Kleiner. They pummelled each
other around the house, smashing the
furniture and breaking the window. The
police were attracted by the noise and
ran the whole crowd in. Recorder Rein
hardt fined Mrs Spiras $40, Kleiner IS
and Spiras and 10th So each.
Angelaco Petro, an Italian woman, was
Killed by n. Y. S. & W. train at Tyler
Park yesterday while picking coal.
One OF the horses at Bermes brewery
died last Saturday. The animal was
carted out on Palisade avenue, and lay
there Saturday night and all day Sunday.
The neighbors are very indignant, as the
stencil from it was something terrible.
They say the Council should force
Vatsky. the dead animal man, to remove
animals as soon as notified.
The Union Hill Gun Club will meet
next Thursday evening, and elect officers
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. McKlein of No. 55S Jefferson place
will spend the month of August at Sara
toga.