The Jersey City news., 1892-05-05
NORTHERN TOWN BUSINESS.
New West Hoboken Streets-Chair-
man Humps Appointments
Notes.

Considerable business was transacted
at the NEE ting of the West Hoboken
Council last night. The property owners
on Traphagen street petitioned the Board
to open that thoroughfare The request
was referred Postmaster Keim wrote
H. king for some sort of Il conveyance to
lake prisoners and paupers to Snake
Hill.
by resolution of Councilman Schwartz.
Clerk Schn elder was requested 70 COM
mupicale with the North Hudson County
Railway Company and ask them to lay
any plans they may have in relation to the
Hillside road before the Board. In rela-
tion to the Hillside road plan, resolution
was introduced and passed, setting forth
that 1t was the sense OF the Council that
there ought to be communication with
Hoboken by means of Il street. The next
step will be the appointing OF Com mis-
siouers, who will hear objections to the
plan.
The southern main outlet sewer bills
were ordered paid, and the ordinance was
Introduced for the construction or a sewer
in lao street. Clerk Schneider was di-
1ecled to communicate with the Wee
hawken authorities to ascertain II they
have made any appropriation for the
Les,burg steps, 1t was decided to refer
the matter OF the removal OF the OLD De!l
tower to the Committee of the Whole. A
resolution was introduced aud passed
naming the small street in the northern
part of the town as the Alley Tournade
place.
Union Hill Committees.
The Union Hill Council met last night
A petition from Columbia street property
owners tor an eighteen inch sewer was
referred A committee from Ellsworth
Post G. A. r. asked for an appropriation
for Memorial Day. The request was re-
ferred. Recorder Hauns.ein's report for
forty-ive days showed .forty-one arrests.
Cnllec,or or Ross report showed he had col
lected 1881. IA during April.
The Council then elected Edward Russ
Town Attorney for the ensuing year with
out oppositiou. There WAS quite Il con-
test iu the election of u Town Physician,
DR.. Byrnes and DR.. Schlem were candi-
dates and each received three votes In
twelve ballots. The last ballot was
secret and Byrnes was elected, receiving
four votes. Street Foreman Kreinert
was reappointed. Charles Baum was
elected Street Inspector
Chairman Klump announced the fol-
lowing ommittees:-Finance, Sturm.
Gottlieb and Merritt; Laws, Gottlieb,
Kohimeyer and Heintzman; Public
Grounds, Kohlmeyer, Heintzman aud
Sturm: Licenses, Heintzman, Gottlieb
aud Sturm; Printing, Gottlieb, Sturm aud
Kohlmeyer; Streets, Heintzman, Gottlieb
aud Stnrm; Police, Kohlmeyer, Sturm
ana Hetntzman; Public Health, Merritt,
Gottieb and Kohimeyer; Fire, Heintz-
man, Sturm and Gottlieb, and Aims.
Sturm, Gottlieb and Merritt.
Notes.
Miss Kate Hass aud George Rowe, both
of West Hoboken, were married at the
Monastery last night.
The General County Committeem Ell of
the Eleventh district will soon meet to
arrange for the convention primaries.
The old Geyer homestead on the Ha ok
ensack Plank road is for sale.
Town Clerk, Henry Schneider. of West
Hoboken' was presented last night with a
beautiful floral horseshoe. Everyone
agrees that Harry deserves his popu-
larity.
The movement against Sunday liquor
selling has reached West Hoboken, and
Otto Schultz, who was forbidden to sell
liquor last Sunday, is threatening to do
all sorts of things to revenge himself on
the municipal authorities.
Baldwin Hose Company of Weehawken
recently elected Thomas Carroll recording
secretary to fill the vac tncy caused by
Charles Hessner's resignation.
The Union Hill Schuetzen Corps met
last night.
Gustave Foerch. wealthy retired cigar
manufacturer of UnioD Hill, died at his
home on Palisade avenue this morning.
The Union Hill Chief of Police who
through some oversight did nor receive
A letter from Judge Lippincott concern
lug Sunday liquor selling, last Saturday,
had one sent to him Yesterday.
An unknown man dropped Il ticket on
the races from a buggy OH the Boulevard
last u!ght. He spent Two hours in Ill ur-
successful search for il. There is "A
rtnlor that il was s. ticket on a 100 to
bhot