The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-16
NORTH HUDSON D0INGS.
Sarcasm by West Boboken's Council
Union Hill improvements.

The West Hoboken Council held its
re gular meeting last night. TIT pro-
perty owners in the Second ward COM
planned that the garbrge collector had
lot removed the garbage OH time. The
Board learned that the garbage had been
removed since the complaint hld been
made out, and instructed the clerk to
notify the collector to do his work prom
pity.
Mr.. Wirth complained that he had paid
taxes on the wrong property and asked
that the amount he q taxed be trans
ferred 20 his own property. Tide com
plant was referred to the Committee OF
the Whole. q.
j. II. CoIdes and w. Bcckrneder asked
that their lines for selling liquor withoai
a license be refunded as they intended 10
have the license renewed. The Council
refused. A communication was received
from property owners protesting against
the granting NJ a license to Peter Vilord,
on the g,ouud that the place had always
been disorderiY aud had lowered the Vdlue
Of the property in the neignborhood. The
vote was Il lie anu the matter was laid
over,
Americas Hook aud Ladder Company
thanked the Board for allo wing police es-
cort for their parade held on Decoration
Day.
Christian Maulbuch made application
for the position of Town Surveyor, and
under the provisions of the new charter
the application was received. The bonds
of J. Moylau as Town Surveyor, and OF
the Treasurer of the Fire Trustees were
received and ordered filed, rs were also
those of B.. Feeuey for the construction or
the Jane street sewer, and OF Mr.. Bren-
nan for the bod and West street sewer.
Mr.. Schwartz said he attended the
meeting of the Rapid Transit Committee
held June 10 in the school house, as he
was one of The subscribers to the pro-
posed road. At tnat meeting Mr.. Gal
braith made q complaint against TIE
Council for not repairing the Old Hill
road. He snid it Was criminal negligence
on the part of the Board, and the mem
ners should be indicted. Mr.. Gnlbraith
said the road could be put in perfect re-
pair for $500. In view of this statement,
Mr.. Schwartz offered a resolution recit-
ing Mr.. Galbraith's statements, and ap-
propriating $500 to repair the road on con-
dition that Mr.. Galbraith should contract
to do the work completely for that sum-.
The resolution was adopted.
Union Hill Council.
The Union Hill Council met last even
ing. Boyer aud Mccain prese tied q state
rnent for work in preparing plans fr tn
main lateral sewer. Engineer James
Moylan reported the completion of the
vi w AoNhOboNSh "'h ApDot
The Beard will inspect it on Saturday.
The chairman was requested 10 Issue
annul ii dog proc amation.
Chairman Hinsplan, OF the Street Com
mtltee, reported That owing 10 the lack If
funds, the sireats could not oe Kept IL
proper condition. He IT commended that
The property owners and business men
clean the streets in front of their he.
spective places the council furnishing
carts to eipove the refu re. The recon-
mendation WAS adopted.
A resolution vas ADOPTED, appropriate
ing SIS, 900 for the lighting of streets. An
Increase OF 81 1000 over last year.
Notes.
NJ. Stout, a boy residing in Union Hill,
was arrested in Hackensack for stealing
a horse, carriage and harness from New
Durham. He was arrested and held to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
a. Murray, of Union Hill. assaulted J.
Evins, of the same place. by striking him
with a stone. He was arrested and held
for the Grand Jury.
j. Audis, of New Durham. was driving
to Fort Lee yesterday with his two sons,
when the horses became frightened aud
ran away. The boys were thrown from
the carriage, one was killed aud the other
cannot live. The father escaped with Il
few bruises.