The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-14
COUNCIL NIGHT.
Doings of the West Hoboken and
Union Hills Board-Notes.

The West Hoboken Council met last
passed, and several licenses were granted.
The property owners on Malone street
asked to have j. O. Paulsen appointed
inspector of the improvement of that
street. Mr.. Schwartz wanted to know
h her the town or the property owners
were to pay for the inspector. Mr.. Chand-
less said the property owners, as usual. 1t
was decided to appoint Paul sen. and as
certain IL tile property owners understood
that they were to pay him.
A number OF property owners objected
to the assessment for the Walnut street
opening, Mr.. Moss inc Mr.. Mulis being
che principal directors. Moss said 81, $50
was demanded. aud wanted to know whera
the money went, and how the town was
beautifed. He threatened to have the
improvement certioraried. An ordinance
was passed fixing the total appropriation
for The next thirteen months. An as
sessment is to be levied on the property
owners. the balance to be made up from
the license fund.
Mr.. Schwartz complained of the num-
Der Of cows and horses at large. The
Commit e OF Streets was list uated TO
see that they were removed The West
hoboken Democratic Guards and the
Lincoln Club made applications to erect
banners. which were referred to Commit
tee on Streets.
A petition was. received for the curb
ing. paving and tagging of Hill Central
| aud Bergenwood roads under the super
vision of Engineer Moylan. The clerk
was ordered to have plans and specjflca-
lions drawn.
Mr.. RidGway said he had examined the
franchise of the North Hudson County
. n 1rryn ~ n-.l fov,,,l shat <torv 4. 80 ~1x>
PEELED to repair outside Of their tracks.
No objections were received to the work,
and material on the West and Shippan
street sewers. They were received and
referred to the Committee on Assessment.
Mr.. Schwartz's amendment to the plans
Of the Hillside road was approved. They
are not to take in under the steps or over
The gas pipe. A number Of objections
were received to the paving of Shippan
street. They allsge the work is only fair.
Union Hill Council.
The Union Hill Cou ;cii met list even
ing. Plans and specifications for the
sewer on Fulton street, bstween New
York aud Bsrgenline avenues, were re-
ceived and referred to the proper COM
Dixon in favor of. Cranwell & Sou for
81. 500 was received and a check ordered
d. avn. Counsellor Russ notified the
Council that Architect Bru III would ha We
the new plans ready for inspection on
July %.
The ordinance for the construction of a
pipe sewer on Fulton street, between
New York and Bergenline avenues,
passed its final reading. A complaint
was received about the light in Cleveland
place. The Clerk was instructed to notify
the Electric Light Company to place II
light there.
The Board decided to meet as a Com
mittee of the Whole, Friday evening, to
act upon the Fulton street sewer. Mr..
Heintzman said q complaint nd been
made about the water course on the
Hackensack Plank road. He investigated
it and found it to be true. He recon-
mendad that the Board meet Saturday
evening a. five O'Clock and see what could
be done. 1t was decided to do SO.
Notes.
William Boney was arrested in West
Hopoken yesterday. at the reauess OF tue
BROOKLYN police. They said he had stolen
IA watch from Cora Sitter, u negro woman
of Navy street. He wa hell to await the
| arrival of the Brooklyn authorities.
William Keever was arrested yesterday
on Bergenline avenue for being drunk
and disofdeily. He was flued $40.
Miss Re TIA Neuscheiler of Union Hill is
spending her vacation at Fleetwood Park
Samaritan Lodge 8, 122, X. of h.. will
hold a picnic at Floral PARK next Satur-
day evening.